Add items to be shown on the home page here by using the 'Add location' option. So, for example TREND publishes an article on a certain project in the folder, e.g. 'TREND / Home / Projects & Programmes / Project X / The Kumasi KM workshop'. Edit that article and ad the location 'TREND / Home / Home 1e content'. This way the article will be published under the right projects and on the TREND homepage.
KM@TREND (25 Oct 05) TREND has been actively involved in promoting Knowledge Management in the Ghanaian water and sanitation sector. Realising the need to also improve knowledge management within TREND itself, TREND has kicked off the KM@TREND initiative.
Water and sanitation service delivery (25 Jul 05) This paper describes the trends in the water sanitation sector in Ghana, which has been towards a decentralized, multi-sectoral, demand-driven and private-sector oriented service delivery. It was prepared for the WELL Resource Centre Network for Water, Sanitation and Environmental Health.
Ghana Service Delivery Paper.doc (103 kB)
Fact Sheet on Post Construction Support (12 Jul 05) Get quick updates on the issue of Post Construction Support in Ghana. This fact sheet gives answers to frequently asked questions like what is PCS, what forms of PCS services are present in the country, what are the different methodologies for delivering PCS and what is the intended national policy direction for the provision of PCS services.
Mole XVI Conference also this year a great success (30 May 05) Over the past 16 years, the Mole conference has constituted the most important multi-stakeholder forum for discussion issues relating to the development of the Community Water and Sanitation Sector issues. This year's Mole conference has again lived up to expectation. It was organised by the Coalition of NGOs in the Water and Sanitation sector (CONIWAS) at the Miklin hotel in Kumasi from 7 till 10 June. The conference brought together about 100 stakeholders within the Ghanaian Water and Sanitation Sector including donors, agency staff, NGO personnel, community groups and District Assembly staff. The theme of the Conference's was "Counting the Numbers: A Water and Sanitation Sector MDG Challenge".
What is WASPA? (29 Apr 05) The WASPA programme is a global programme of Streams (Global Coalition of Water and Sanitation Resource Centres), IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre and the International Water Management Institute (IWMI).
District Operated and Owned M&E System, the TREND perspective (29 Apr 05) In September 2004, a District Operated M&E Framework – Indicator Definition workshop was held to discuss the required indicators and methodologies for a district-based M&E system, bringing together most of the major stakeholders/development partners within the WASH sector. As a follow up, a workshop was organised by the Water Directorate of the Ministry of Works and Housing on the 22nd and 23rd of March 2005 with participation of all the MDA’s /NGO’s presently involved with the ongoing district M&E initiatives, to look at the practicalities of implementing district owned and operated M&E systems. TREND Group was asked to give a presentation on this subject from its perspective.
Workshop on Monitoring MDGs (27 Apr 05) TREND and IRC organised a 1-day workshop titled “Improving the quality and utilisation of MDG monitoring data at national and sub-national level” on 24 February 2005 at the Novotel, Accra, Ghana. This workshop was a follow-up on a draft country position paper, which focuses on aspects of the validity and utility in monitoring the MDGs in Ghana.
Read more or download Workshop report monitoring MDGs_final.pdf (355 kB)
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