Improving Global Impact: How the Integration of Remotely Reporting Sensors in Water Projects may Demonstrate and Enhance Positive Change

Authors

Evan A. Thomas, Portland State UniversityFollow

Document Type

Technical Report

Publication Date

12-2013

Subjects

Water-supply -- Developing countries, Water resources development -- Developing countries -- Remote sensing

Abstract

This article argues that improved feedback on the actual impact of development programs may ensure the success of poverty reduction interventions such as water filters, water pumps, latrines, and cookstoves.

Description

Discussion Paper 1349

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Persistent Identifier

http://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/11543

Citation Details

Thomas, E.A. (2013), ‘Improving global impact: How the integration of remotely reporting sensors in water projects may demonstrate and enhance positive change’, GWF Discussion Paper 1349, Global Water Forum, Canberra, Australia.