Manuals and toolkits
- Communicating for sustainable development
- Media, no matter how technologically advanced, messages, no matter how skillfully packaged, and information, no matter how relevant, are not enough to bring about meaningful and sustainable development results. These results can only be achieved if the people involved (stakeholders) are part of the process leading to change.This sourcebook intends to make clear the distinction between communication about development operations and results and communication for development operations and results.
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- How to construct compost-producing toilets
- ( P. Morgan / Commission on Sustainable Development, United Nations [UN] , 2007)
- Most of the rural population of Africa does not have access to safe and reliable toilets. A good toilet, together with a safe reliable water supply and the practice of good personal hygiene can do muc...
- Interacting with tsunami warning centres and end-to-end tsunami warning systems
- ( US Agency for International Development , 2007)
- In the aftermath of the Great Sumatra Earthquake and Indian Ocean Tsunami of December 26, 2004, countries of the Indian Ocean basin formed an Intergovernmental Coordination Group (ICG) for the develop...
- Communicating for sustainable development
- ( P. Mefalopulos / World Bank , 2008)
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Media, no matter how technologically advanced, messages, no matter how skillfully packaged, and information, no matter how relevant, are not enough to bring about meaningful and sustainable develop...
- Technical guidelines for poverty assessors
- ( A. Cahyat;C. Gönner;M. Haug / Center for International Forestry Research , 2007)
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Reflecting the results of a 3-year participatory learning process, this manual aims to provide technical guidelines and background information to poverty assessors at district, sub-district and vil...
- HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and care in the health sector
- ( HIV/AIDS Department, WHO , 2008)
- Despite progress made in scaling up the response over the last decade, the HIV pandemic remains the most serious infectious disease challenge to global public health....
- How to get started in local fundraising
- ( M. Norton / Resource Alliance , 2003)
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Fundraising is often a daunting task for an organisation. The Worldwide Fundraiser's Handbook presents a range of options and steps to be considered by organisations when fundraising.
... - How to implement policies and programmes on ageing at national level
- ( R. Lane;F. Serour / Department of Economic and Social Affairs, United Nations , 2008)
- This Guiding Framework was created to assist countries to give effect to the commitments made at the Second World Assembly on Ageing in Madrid in 2002. The framework provides information and sug...
- An active ageing policy offers a strategy for the prevention of falls in older age
- ( Ageing and Life Course (WHO) , 2008)
- Falls and consequent injuries are major public health problems that often require medical attention worldwide.This report looks at statistics, and the risks and effects of falls. It then provide...
- How to evaluate the governance of micro-finance institutions
- ( C. Lapenu;D. Pierret / International Fund for Agricultural Development , 2008)
- Microfinance is going through a critical phase. While it has proved capable, through a variety of approaches, of providing financial services to populations excluded from the traditional banking secto...
- How to address school development issues through activities and training
- ( Educational Quality Improvement Program, USAID , 2008)
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This toolkit outlines activities and training methods to address problems that affect school attendance and development in Cambodia. The toolkit is organised into a website developed to engage scho...
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