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HTM-WSSA (Organization)
Water Supply and Sanitation Authority for the National Water Project Handeni Trunk Main. Water supply for the District Handeni in Tanga Region, Tanzania. Learn More
Create task force teams of different skills to achieve a common goal (Lesson learned)
Task force teams are bound by a common goal (e.g. water security) but each member tackles different components of the solution, such as land management, education, or infrastructure provision. Learn More
Adapt engagement approach depending on unique stakeholder needs and interests (Lesson learned)
Different types of partners and stakeholders need different forms of engagement. Partners differ in their level of involvement – are they a core partner, a secondary partner, or a benefactor? Partner type also affects engagement strategies, whether the partner belongs ... Learn More
Clearly define roles and responsibilities for all partners (Lesson learned)
Clearly define roles for each member of the partnership to ensure stakeholders and partners do not get confused regarding the partnership process. Roles are best defined through both verbal confirmation during stakeholder workshops and the written partnership memorandum of understanding. Learn More
Avoid partners dependency in initiative design (Lesson learned)
Partner dependency causes the outcome of a partnership to rest on a single institution, threatening the long-term sustainability of the initiative. Programmes should be designed from a systemic perspective that includes multiple strategic partners. At a practical design level, the ... Learn More
A strong partnership based on trust is important for project implementation (Lesson learned)
A strong partnership based on trust is important for project implementation and sustained success. Fostering local ownership and support for the partnership creates trust amongst project proponents and beneficiaries. A resilient, trust-based partnership can better address any challenges that arise ... Learn More
Create sustainable partnerships by supporting existing governance structures (Lesson learned)
Partnerships can be seen as short-term catalysts for the establishment of long-term water stewardship institutions. Often, partnerships begin when stakeholders affected by water issues in a catchment or site decide to work together to address risks, threats, and opportunities. Upon ... Learn More
Consider a balance of different funding sources when preparing for and maintaining projects (Lesson learned)
Consider a balance of different funding sources when initiating and maintaining projects. Admittedly, without confirmed funding, it may be difficult to convince partners to come on board. However, the type and distribution of funding can impact the longer-term sustainability and ... Learn More
Design long-term financial viability of any partnership beyond initial funding (Lesson learned)
Designing the long-term viability of the partnership beyond initial funding requires specific investment in partnership development. This long-term focus is as important as achieving the project objectives. When designing the start of the partnership, envision how the organisation will sustain ... Learn More
