Pictures

[Anonymous].  Submitted.  PRODWAT cartoon: MUS in Nepal.

 

This illustration of the design for an innovative multiple use water supply system that was recently constructed in the hills of Nepal. It included two storage tanks linked to a spring source, the first for domestic water and the second, only filled after domestic demands are met, for small-scale irrigation. There are two separate piped networks to supply houses and small irrigated plots where efficient drip irrigation techniques are utilised.
For more information contact Deepak Adhikari of IDE-Nepal at dadhikari@idenepal.org.np

[Anonymous].  Submitted.  PRODWAT cartoon: January 2006.

This cartoon from a new publication from IRC on cost recovery shows how willingness to pay for domestic water supplies is sometimes linked to their use in garden irrigation.

Source: Planning for sustainable cost recovery in community-based water supply services: A training package for managers (2005) by Catarina Fonseca, Francois Brikke and Evariste Kouassi Komlan. More details are available from publications@irc.nl