All Reports & Publications

• No. 1: 2003 (November/December)
• No. 2: 2004 (January-June)
• No. 3: 2004 (July-December)
• No. 4: 2005 (January-June)
• No. 5: 2005 (July-December)
• No. 6: 2006 (January-June)
• No. 7: 2006 (July-December)
• No. 8: 2007(January-June)
• No. 9: 2007(July-December)

• No. 1: Training Needs Assessment
• No. 2: Institutional Analysis Study
• No. 3: Long-term Training Plan
• No. 4: Integrated Planning for Sustainable Water Management
• No. 5: Integrated Water Management Planning Study, Polder 43/2D
• No. 6: Integrated Water Management Planning Study, Polder 29
• No. 7: Integrated Water Management Planning Study, Polder 30
• No. 8: Integrated Water Management Planning Study, Polder 43/2F
• No. 9: Integrated Water Management Planning Study, Polder 43/1A
• No. 10: Integrated Water Management Planning Study, Polder 43/2B
• No. 11: IPSWAM Training Programme Assessment

• TNA
• Training Plan
• Training Programme Assessment

• Training of Facilitators
• UP Training on ISPWAM
• Organization Management
• TOT on Gender & Leadership Development
• Gender & Leadership Development
• Organization Development
• TOT on Agriculture Management
• Agriculture Production & Cooperative Management
• Landless Contracting Society (LCS) Training
• Monitoring & Quality Control of Construction Work
• Operation and Maintenance
• Participatory Monitoring
• TOT for Training Resource Group

• Organization Management
• Gender & Leadership Development
• Organization Development
• Agriculture Production & Cooperative Management
• Monitoring & Quality Control of Construction Work
• Operation and Maintenance

• No. 1: Initial Assessment of Senior Planning Advisor
• No. 2: Discussion Paper Engineering and Other Aspects
• No. 3: Draft Participatory, Multidisciplinary Planning Methodology.
• No. 4: Initial Development of Mapping and GIS.
• No. 5: Urgent Works Programme.
• No. 6: Review of Engineering Aspects of IPSWAM Programme.
• No. 7: Lessons Learned about Community Organisation.
• No. 8: WMO Formation in Polders 22, 43/2A and 43/2E.
• No. 9: Sustainable Environment Management Planning.
• No.10: Annual Planning Meeting 2005.
• No.11: Participatory Rapid Appraisal with Women, Polder 43/2D.
• No.12: Draft Integrated Water Management Study, Polder 43/2D.
• No.13: Dissemination of the IPSWAM Concept.
• No.14: Training Monitoring and Evaluation/Long-Term Training.
• No.15: Lessons Learned on Participatory Operation/Maintenance.
• No.16: Infrastructure Rehabilitation Plan, Sustainable Environmental Management Plan, Operation/Maintenance Agreements, Polder 22.
• No.17: Infrastructure Rehabilitation Plan, Sustainable Environmental Management Plan, Operation/Maintenance Agreement, Polder 43/1A.
• No.18: Infrastructure Rehabilitation Plan, Sustainable Environmental Management Plan, Operation/Maintenance Agreement Polder 43/2E.
• No. 19: Polder Rehabilitation Works (22, 43/2A, 43/2E), 2005.
• No. 20: Initial Study on Sluice Gates.
• No. 21: WMO Formation in Polders 22, 43/2A and 43/2E.
• No. 22: Engineering Survey in Six Polders.
• No. 23: Landless Contracting Societies: Activities during 2004-6.
• No. 24: Methodology for Participatory Monitoring.
• No. 25: Annual Planning meeting 2006.
• No. 26: Implementation of the BWDB GESAP in IPSWAM.
• No. 27: Environmental Change and Complexity in Coastal Polders.
• No. 28: Operation and Maintenance in three Polders.
• No. 29: Status of Dissemination and Institutional Development.
• No. 30: Women’s Participatory Rapid Appraisal, Khulna.
• No. 31: Polder Rehabilitation Works (six polders), 2006.
• No. 32: Training Needs Assessment of Polders 5, 23, 31 and 32.
• No. 33: Participatory Monitoring in three polders, 2005-6.
• No. 34: Continued Study on Improved Design for Sluice Gates.
• No. 35: Planning for Khulna Sub-regional Study.
• No. 36: WMO Formation in Polders 43/1A, 43/2B and 43/2F.
• No. 37: Dissemination and Institutional Development Follow Up.
• No. 38: Health and Safety Measures.
• No. 39: Participatory Monitoring in six polders, 2005-7.
• No. 40: Annual Planning Day 2007.
• No. 41: Polder Rehabilitation Cost Estimates and Sensitivity Test.
• No. 42: Maintenance Plan for Nine Polders (draft).
• No. 43: Polder Rehabilitation Works (nine polders), 2007 (draft).
• No. 44: Operation and Maintenance in six polders.
• No. 45: Landless Contracting Societies: Activities during 2007.
• No. 46: Overview of O&M and Related Activities.
• No. 47: Participatory Monitoring in nine polders, 2005-7.
• No. 49: Support to and Status of the Dissemination and Institutional Development Process.
• No. 51: Training Assistance to: Polders 23, 31& 32, & part of 34/2.
• No. 53: Progress of Training Implementation.

• Partnership In Practice (English)
• Partnership In Practice (Bangla)
• Integrated Planning for Sustainable Water Resource Management (Bangla)
• Guidelines for Integrated Planning for Sustainable Water Resources Management

• The planning for Sustainable water resources management methodology
• The involvement of women in the water management activities
• The importance of long-term operation and maintenance
• The importance of regular monitoring
• The importance of unity and strong organization
• All Posters

• Inception Report
• Guidelines for Participatory Water Management
• National Water Policy
• Gender equity strategy and action plan
• Gender equity strategy and action plan

• Partnership in practice
• Awakening Hope