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Michael Abera

Monitoring and Evaluation Advisor | Programme Manager | IRC Ethiopia

Michael Abera has 18 years of work experience as monitoring and evaluation and data management expert while working with national and international development organizations in WASH, Public Health, and Environment sectors. Michael studied Statistics, Computer Science and Project Management at Addis Ababa university. Michael joined IRC Ethiopia program in 2017 as a program and M&E advisor.

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Sustainability, poverty and urban environmental transitions

Human resources development in the water sector : initial issue paper for discussion and review

Nonmalignant health effects of arsenic exposure

Publicatiedatum: 30/12/2004

This thesis comprises a series of studies concerning occupational and environmental exposure to arsenic and some novel chronic health effects of this... Read more...

Water wars : is the world's water running out?

Technical brief no. 51 : water, sanitation, and hygiene understanding

Sanitation and the seven Ps - problems, promise, principles, people, politics, professionalism - and potties

Household environmental problems in Jakarta

Congestion and human responses to getting rid of waste

Biological control of urban and rural filth flies

Technical brief no. 50 : sanitary surveying

The researchers - why knowledge is more valuable than gifts

Water supply for a rapidly growing population : taking a resource based approach : keynote paper

The PHAST initiative : participatory hygiene and sanitation transformation : a new approach to working with communities

Publicatiedatum: 30/12/2004

PHAST stands for Participatory Hygiene and Sanitation Transformation. Read more...

Case study on community based Tara handpump maintenance project

Community participation in the management of the urban environment in Rufisque (Senegal)

What determines vulnerability to floods : a case study in Georgetown, Guyana

Urban equity and urban health : using existing data to understand inequalities in health and environment in Accra, Ghana and Sao Paulo, Brazil

Still a lot to learn : capacity building in the water sector

Publicatiedatum: 30/12/2004

This issue of Waterlines is based on abridged versions of papers presented at the 2nd UNDP Symposium on Water Sector Capacity Building held in Delft... Read more...

Over water gesproken : lessen over water voor volwassenen : zelfstudieboek Nederlands

Over water gesproken : lessen over water voor volwassenen : tekst- en lesboek

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