Development Aspects Impressum Editors

References

Alaerts, G., F. Hartvelt and F.M. Patorni (1996). Water sector capacity building: Concepts and instruments. In Proceedings of the Second UNDP Symposium on Water Sector Capacity Building, Delft, 1996. Rotterdam, The Nether- lands: Balkema.
Cap-Net (2002). Capacity building for integrated water resources management: The importance of local ownership, partnerships and demand responsive- ness. Technical paper. Cap-Net, International Network for Capacity Build- ing for Sustainable Water Resources Management. Delft, The Netherlands: United Nations Development Programme.
Cap-Net (2011a). Guidelines for establishing a network: Network management tool. Cap-Net, International Network for Capacity Building for Sustainable Water Resources Management. Pretoria, South Africa: United Nations De- velopment Programme.
Cap-Net (2011b). Knowledge management for capacity building networks: Net- work management tool. Cap-Net, International Network for Capacity Build- ing for Sustainable Water Resources Management. Pretoria, South Africa: United Nations Development Programme.
Cap-Net (2011c). Monitoring, evaluation, and learning plan (MELP) report. Cap- Net, International Network for Capacity Building for Sustainable Water Re- sources Management. Pretoria, South Africa: United Nations Development Programme.


German Agency for Technical Cooperation (2006). Work the Net: A Management Guide for Formal Networks. Available from www.gtz.org.
Hoff, H. (2011). Understanding the nexus. Background Paper for the Bonn 2011 Conference: The Water, Energy and Food Security Nexus. Stockholm, Swe- den: Stockholm Environment Institute.
Indij, D. (2005). Knowledge management for capacity building networks in inte- grated water resources management. Symposium on Learning Alliances for Scaling Up Innovative Approaches in the Water and Sanitation Sector, Delft, the Netherlands, 7–9 June 2005. IRC, International Water and Sanitation Centre, The Netherlands.