Thus, land areas with susceptible ground water regimes and crucial functions for water quality and functionality of water bodies are not regarded as suitable locations for sustainable cultivation of fast-growing trees.
The information collected – such as on teacher absenteeism, violence against children in schools, and the functionality of water points – will make it easier for the Government to target interventions, and will provide greater accountability to communities in terms of the quality of education available to their children.
Although much of the data was collected through observational measures, in many instances, individuals at the water points contributed by providing specific information related to water point management strategies, history of functionality of the water point, and in some cases, the mobile number for the person responsible for the water point.
For each water point, data were collected on (1) functionality of the water point (functioning/not functioning), (2) accessibility (locked/unlocked), (3) fee structure (payment/no payment), (4) organization(s) responsible for construction, and (5) entity(s) responsible for management.
Such an approach must draw on information about how detrimental specific land use transitions are with regard to, for instance, the functionality of soils, water balance or habitat quality at specific locations.
The purpose of this qualitative case study was to identify and understand residents' perceptions of the functionality of current water and wastewater sanitation systems in one vulnerable context, that of a remote Arctic Aboriginal community (Coral Harbour, Nunavut), and to identify potential future water related health risks.
Results suggest that the coupling of the two models provides new functionality for water demand management scenarios assessment by water regulators and companies.
The Staudinger reduction appeared well-suited as a prototype for bioorthogonal reaction development because the two participants were abiotic, mutually and selectively reactive, mostly unreactive with biological functionalities, and tolerant of water.
Within the long-enduring Community-Based Management (CBM) model this has resulted in increased scrutiny of the "functionality" of the local water point committee (WPC) or similar community management organisation.
USAID assistance includes restoring functionality of the Tacloban municipal water system, which is now providing running water for some 200,000 people.
This paper reviews the literature written from both practice-focused and critical-academic perspectives and identifies three areas that pose challenges to our understanding of water point functionality as it relates to CBM.
