About IRC
Updated - Monday 08 September 2003
IRC facilitates the sharing, promotion and use of knowledge so that governments, professionals and organisations can better support poor men, women and children in developing countries to obtain water and sanitation servcies they will use and maintain. It does this by improving the information and knowledge base of the sector resource centres in the South.
As a gateway to quality information, the IRC maintains a Documentation Unit and a web site with a weekly news service, and produces publications in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese both in print and electronically. It also offers training and experiencebased learning activities, advisory and evaluation services, applied research and learning projects in Asia, Africa and Latin America; and conducts advocacy activities for the sector as a whole. Topics include community management, school sanitation, and hygiene promotion.
IRC staff work as facilitators in helping people make their own decisions; are equal partners with sector professionals from the South; stimulate dialogue among all parties to create trust and promote change; and create a learning environment to develop better alternatives.
IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre
P.O. Box 2869
2601 CW Delft
The Netherlands
Tel. +31 (0)15 219 29 39
Fax. +31 (0)15 219 09 55
E-mail: general@irc.nl
Internet http://www.irc.nl
The productive use of domestic water supplies
livelihood.pdf (302.1 kB)
Overview
- What this TOP is about
- Rethinking basic needs: the multiple roles and benefits of WA...
- Enhancing productivity: practical approaches, key issues and...
- Taking a livehood-centred approach to domestic water supply
- A guideline for implementing a livelihoods-based approach to...
- Summary and conclusions
- TOP Resources
- About IRC

