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Abstract
A most timely and comprehensive book [by] one of our most intrepid and intellectually astute authors writing on this topic. This is a lively, enthusiastic text that covers a good deal of territory, looking at a variety of contemporary organizational cultures. The book is fascinating, usefully provocative and of considerable relevance' - John Van Maanen, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. This work provides great breadth within a textbook approach - covering a wide spectrum, while at the same time developing a new theoretical approach to organizational culture. It is essential reading for undergraduate and postgraduate courses in management, organization studies or sociology and psychology.
Table of Contents
| Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prelims (Foreword, by the Ethiopian Ministry of Water Resources and DFID ) | |||
| 1. Introduction | |||
| Roger Calow, Zemede Abebe and Alan Nicol | |||
| 2. Ethiopia’s water resources, policies, and institutions | |||
| Eva Ludi, Bethel Terefe, Roger Calow and Gulilat Birhane | |||
| 3. WASH sector monitoring | |||
| John Butterworth, Katharina Welle, Kristof Bostoen and Florian Schaefer | |||
| 4. Innovative approaches for extending access to water services: the potential of multiple-use water services and self-supply | |||
| Marieke Adank, John Butterworth, Sally Sutton and Zemede Abebe | |||
| 5. Sanitation and hygiene promotion in rural communities: the Health Extension Programme | |||
| Peter Newborne and Anu Liisanantti | |||
| 6. Sustainability of water services in Ethiopia | |||
| Nathaniel Mason, Alan MacDonald, Sobona Mtisi, Israel Deneke Haylamicheal and Habtamu Abebe | |||
| 7. Water for livelihood resilience, food security, and poverty reduction | |||
| Josephine Tucker, Zelalem Lema and Samson Eshetu Lemma | |||
| 8. Responding to climate variability and change: implications for planned adaptation | |||
| Lindsey Jones, Lorraine Coulter, Million Getnet Gebreyes, Beneberu Shimelis Feleke, Naomi Oates, Leulseged Yirgu Gebreamlak and Josephine Tucker | |||
| 9. Policy and practice influence through research: critical reflections on RiPPLE’s approach | |||
| Josephine Tucker, Ewen Le Borgne and Marialivia Iotti |