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Del Rosario, B. P.

Vaidyanathan, A.

Wright, A.

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Research Papers in Economics

15. In Action, #2, Ecosystem Approaches to Human Health

Agenda Item #1, Tasks (Roles/Outputs and Indicators of Performance) for Theme Leaders, regional Directors and Support Staff,

Agricultural Water Use Technologies for Improving Rural Livelihoods in Sub-Saharan Africa: Challenges and Future Directions, Keynote paper at the IPTRID Event at the International Congress for Irrigation and drainage (ICID),

An assessment of female participation in minor irrigation systems of Sri Lanka.

Annual Report 1999–2000, Water for food, nature and rural livelihoods 21. IWMI, Annual Report 2000–2001, Improving Water and land resources Management for food,

Annual Work Plan: Sustainable Groundwater management, Brief Review of Theme,

Assessing IWMI’s Research Impacts: A Framework for Action, Memorandum to the IWMI Board of Directors,

Brief Profile of South Africa Staff,

Budget Summary by Employee for the year 2003, 37p 26. IWMI, Budget Summary by Project for the year 2003, 54p 27. IWMI Bringing Together Communities and Researchers in Health and Agriculture to Fight Malaria,

CGIAR System-wide Initiative on Malaria and Agriculture Draft Framework Document Version:

Expanding the Frontiers of Irrigation Management Research Results of Research and Development at the International Irrigation Management Institute,

External Review (CCER) of International Water Management Institute (IWMI) 1. Background and purpose of the review In

Gender and Irrigation in India: the women’s irrigation group of Jambar, South Gujarat,

Gendered water and land rights in construction: rice valley improvement in Burkina Faso. In: Bruns, Bryan, and Ruth Meinzen-Dick (eds). Negotiating water rights.

Guidance for Initiating national and basin Level Dialogues, Working Paper 5.60 APPENDIX 3 List of Persons Contacted/Interviewed Name Organization Function Prof. Frank Rijsberman IWMI

International Forum on Ecosystem Approaches to Human Health,

IWMI 7. Challenge Program on Water and Food: Background Papers to Full Proposal, CGIAR, 195p 8. Challenge Program on Water and Food: Full Proposal, CGIAR, 142p 9. Comprehensive Assessment of Water Management

IWMI Africa Work Plan

IWMI Board of Trustees,

IWMI Board of Trustees, Organizational Change Projects,

IWMI Board of Trustees, Progress report to the Board:

IWMI Board of Trustees, Report on Capacity Building Program–January

IWMI Medium Term Plan 2003–2005 35. IWMI Performance Review and development Planning–Tool One,

IWMI Performance Review and development Planning–Tool Two,

IWMI Position Announcement: Director, Global research Division, Colombo, Sri Lanka, 2p 39. IWMI, Project Leader - Job Description (Supplement to individual job descriptions),

IWMI’s Impact Assessment Initiative, Status Report for IWMI Board of Directors,

Memorandum of Understanding between the University of Pretoria, South Africa, and the International Water Management Institute,

Policy Briefing, Issue 1, Innovation in Groundwater Recharge,

Policy Briefing, Issue 2, Bringing Pumps to People, IWMI – TATA Water Policy Program,

Policy Briefing, Issue 3, The Challenges of Integrated River Basin Management

Policy Briefing, Issue 4, The Socio-Ecology of groundwater

Policy Briefing, Issue 5, Building High Performance Knowledge Institutions, IWMI–TATA Water Policy Program,

Policy Briefing, Issue 6, Pro-Poor Irrigation management Transfer, IWMI–TATA Water Policy Program,

Private Irrigation in Sub-Saharan Africa: Proceedings of Regional Seminar on Private sector Participation and Irrigation Expansion in Sub-Saharan Africa,

Project Codes and Leaders,

Regional R&D Areas Proc Kor Thai Viet Cam Mal Myan Indo Lao Jap* Tai* Phil High 1.Food Security - Increase production

Strategic Plan 2000–2005 Improving Water and land resources Management for

Summary of Projects’

Summary of Projects’ Progress,

Summary of Projects’ Progress, Philippe Lemperiere,

The Lerma-Chapala Watershed: Evaluation and Management,

the previous strategic planning process, considerable attention was paid to internal, operational issues–and increasing “inputs”. The envisaged process for 2003 will look more at “outputs”–at impact of research and at partnership approaches.

Theme 1: Integrated Water Management for Agriculture, research Accomplishments 1995–02, 23p 46. IWMI,

Towards Integrated Water and Land Resources Management: (Brochure), IWMI 48. IWMI, WaterDome Final report,

Women and Water Rights. In: Quisumbing, Agnes, and Ruth MeinzenDick (eds).

Workplan for the Year 2003, water,

Center-commissioned external review of International Water Management Institute: Consolidated report, 19-29 May 2003

http://www.iwmi.cgiar.org/Publications/Working_Papers/working/WP67.pdf

Center-commissioned external review of International Water Management Institute: Consolidated report, 19-29 May 2003

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