'Start with Water: Putting water on local action agendas to support global change' is a set of policy recommendations drawn by the World Water Council, that will help Local...

El informe Saneamiento, un derecho humano de ONGAWA define el contenido normativo del derecho al saneamiento y analiza las implicaciones de las distintas categorías que lo definen en relación al nivel...

Once a Water Operators’ partnership is set up, a common first step is for a team of staff from the mentor utility to visit the utility it is supporting....

Many water operators in developing countries face serious knowledge and capacity-related challenges that lead to poor service delivery. Water Operator Partnerships (WOPs) are used as...

This podcast summarizes the case study on the WOP between the Water Authority of Fiji and Hunter Water Australia.      ...

ILO Sectoral Policies and Governance and Tripartism Departments present four self-training modules, which adapt existing ILO training tools on OSH to provide governments, workers and employers with the necessary...

The WOP was a component of the Bulawayo Water and Sanitation Emergency Response (BOWSER) programme, a coordinated international effort following the 2008–09 cholera outbreak. The WOP supported Bulawayo City...

Capacity-building, exchange visits, staff surveys, training, coaching and demonstration. In addition to the two utilities, the WOP involved staff trade unions and a local film institute.

This factsheet details the long-term WOP accompanied by signficant investments between the operators. Capacity development approaches involved exchange visits, study tours, formal and on-the-job training, workshops, coaching and joint...

National Water Operators' Partnerships are an underused opportunity for locally-led water utility capacity development.  National WOPs are taking place in a number of countries, but as...