JTR Presentations 2018

The overall aim of the 2018 JTR was to “Assess the progress made with regards to implementation of the key actions and/or undertakings which were agreed during the 2017 JSR and also to recommend actions arising from the field visits.

JTR 2018 Signed Minutes.pdf

1.1 feedback from the field visits 2018 lwengo.pdf

1.1 Presentation of Progress on Undertakings 2 and 13 for JTR 2018.pdf

1.2 feedback from the field visits Masaka.pdf

1.2 Undertaking 7.pdf

1.3 DWD JTR Presentation1 - Undertaking 10.pdf

1.3 feedback from the field visits 2018.pdf

1.3.1 Undertaking 11 - Status and Progress.pdf

1.3.2 Undertaking No. 8 - 2017 Presentation JTR.pdf

1.4 Rakai - Kyotera presentation.pdf

1.5 MWE JTR 2018 Presentation - Undertaking 6 Establish data management systems for WFP facilities.pdf

1.6 MWE JTR 2018 Presentation- Undertaking 4 on IWRM.pdf

2.1 A study on pre-paid water meters in the Bidi Bidi refugee settlement.pdf

2.1 PROGRESS REPORT - IMPLEMENTATION OF UNDERTAKING - JTR 2018.pdf

2.2 An Update on the SIP process.pdf

2.2 JTR Presentation 2018 CCD.pdf

2.3 The status of the national tree cover in Uganda.pdf

2.4 Preventive Maintenance of Rural Water Points within Govt structures.pdf

2.4 WQM presentation for JTR.pdf

2.5 Cost benefit analysis of investment in meteorological services.pdf

2.5 WFP Department Presentation for JTR 2018.pdf

2.6 Enhancing the sustainbility of rural water services.pdf

3.1 DWD JTR Presentation1 - Undertaking 10.pdf

3.2 Presentaion to JTR -Undertaking-12.pdf

3.3 Software undertaking.pdf

3.4 DISTRICTS’ PRESENTATION TO THE JOINT TECHNICAL REVIEW 2018.pdf

3.6 Evaluation of Water and Sanitation & Environment programmes in Uganda.pdf

3.7 TSU presentation JTR 2018.pdf

3.5 ENR DISTRICT REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE - JTR 2018.pdf

3.1 JTR Presentation - Undertaking 10.pdf

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