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27 Sustainability
independent business entities- as a precondition for sustaining improved water management practices, thereby sustaining the ensuing livelihood improvements. Promoting

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Summary of Section F - Responsible Development: Inclusion and Sustainability (section Sustainability)
2013. Over time the understanding of sustainability within BGP evolved: from sustaining the WMGs and WMAs to sustaining the productive use of the improved

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30 Evolution of TA Organisational Arrangements (section Inclusiveness and Sustainability)
careful monitoring and adjustment to management practices. Promoting and sustaining decentralisation for the implementation period of a typical project should

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37 Purpose, fund evolution and management
a result, the following contracts were awarded: Practical Action for ‘Sustaining sack farming practices through agro-met services in coastal polder areas

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35 Management Information System
well-shaped to network with GoB organisations and LGIs. Sustainability They are very confident about sustaining as WMG. They have been working as a coherent group

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38 Overview of BGIF Projects
their project ‘Sustainable Water Management through Indigenous Finance and Technology’ and Practical Action with their project ‘Sustaining Sack Farming Practices

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21 The Evolving Approach to the Commercialization of Agriculture
Rashid; Gautam, Madhur (2016). Dynamics of Rural Growth in Bangladesh : Sustaining Poverty Reduction. World Bank.

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Annex 38.1 BGP Projects
Horizontal Learning - Evaluation Report MetaMeta/JJS/AA 01-Jun-20 BGIF31 Sustaining Sack Farming Practices through Agro-Met Services Practical Action 29-Nov-20

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Section H innovation fund projects
their project ‘Sustainable Water Management through Indigenous Finance and Technology’ and Practical Action with their project ‘Sustaining Sack Farming Practices

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19 Operationalisation of the PWM concept (section Sustainability – a discussion)
to improve their water management will not be sustainable! Likewise, the prospects of WMG sustainability in sub-catchments where – through WMG initiatives

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Summary of Section G: Project Management (section Planning – sustainability from the start)
approach aimed to drive local economic development, inclusiveness and sustainability in the 22 coastal polders where the project operates. The evolution

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15 WMO capacity building
the capacities that the organisations require. For new organisations to sustain, external factors are, however, more decisive than the capabilities of their

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31 Capacity Building
market linkages are essential to support this development and to make it sustainable. The less privileged section of the households has limited access to crop

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20 Way forward
its exit strategy; there was a clear and explicit realisation that the sustainability of the project outcomes critically depended on externalities with respect

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18 The Water Management Partnership
polder signed between the WMAs and BWDB. The purpose of the agreement is to sustain the benefits of the improved water infrastructure by setting out the responsibilities

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14 Consultation and participation in planning
September 2008, BWDB approved the Guidelines for Integrated Planning for Sustainable Water Resources Management (IPSWARM) for use in existing medium-sized

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Summary of Section D: BGP Interventions: Participatory Water Management
periodic and emergency maintenance. The main purpose of the agreements is to sustain the benefits arising from bringing land into cultivation – to protect the

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01 Overview, Purpose and Structure of Report
the world, depends for its economic growth largely on integrated and sustainable water resources management. The three major river systems of the country

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Blue Gold Lessons Learnt Wiki (section Section F: Responsible Development: Inclusion and Sustainability)
Agricultural Development 2.7 Section F: Responsible Development: Inclusion and Sustainability 2.8 Section G: Project Management 2.9 Section H: Innovation Fund 2.10

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Executive summary: a call for action
goal. One precondition for development is that adequate water security sustains lives and livelihoods. This means that adequate protection from the destructive

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