DRWS definition
Examples of DRWS in a sentence
However, in line with the Government’s policy on decentralization, the DRWS will retain responsibility for this activity as well.
The DWA, which will (a) implement the wetlands restoration activity, (b) in conjunction with the DRWS, monitor performance of rural water supply systems and (c) in conjunction with the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare (“MoHSW”), monitor performance of rural sanitation systems, must continue to expand field staff in its district offices to strengthen its monitoring and oversight capabilities.
This Compact provides funding for capacity building and technical assistance to WASA, DRWS and the DWA to facilitate the implementation and long-term management capabilities of these institutions.
Through Irish Aid, a total of €2.35 million was disbursed during 2005 for continued implementation of the DRWS five-year strategic plan.
Provision of technical assistance to PMU, NALSG, DRWS, and Beneficiaries for the preparation, implementation and administration of Sub-projects.
The DRWS shall continue to monitor the water quality of all the completed schemes under the Initial Project and the Subprojects at 6-monthly intervals, particularly after the monsoon season, and undertake timely measures to address any case of contamination.
Water system design, construction and operation is built around the DRWS “project life cycle” which is a revolving and continuous implementation methodology by which rural water system designs are continuously developed at the district level through the coordinated efforts of the target community, through their water committee and chief and from the DRWS village affairs coordinator, district project officer and district engineer.
The DRWS will be responsible for the implementation of this activity.
The DRWS shall ensure that each proposed Subproject meets the Subproject selection criteria and the approval process as set out in Appendix 11 of the RRP.