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Resilient WASH systems in flood prone areas

This study explored the body of knowledge with regards to resilient techniques in WASH for flood-prone areas, and to prepare the technical basis for the evaluation of WASH projects developed in areas that are exposed to flood risk.

The work is intended for program managers and technical staff, involved in the design and implementation of WASH programs in flood affected areas. This study follows the earlier study done on Resilient WASH in drought prone areas.

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