RiPPLE outputs
A significant component of RiPPLE's work is the sharing and disseminating of RiPPLE's findings. RiPPLE produces outputs to inform and influence debates within the WASH sector.
Below is the list of types of outputs that RiPPLE has published to date.
Briefing Papers |
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Briefing Papers present a summary of key findings, research conclusions and policy recommendations from RiPPLE |
Infosheets |
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Infosheets are one-page summaries introducing key aspects of RiPPLE. |
Meeting Reports |
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Meeting Reports present the summary of discussions that took place at RiPPLE hosted events |
Newsletters |
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RiPPLE Newsletters keep you up to date on current and upcoming activities, as well as featuring articles of interest on WASH issues and stories from the field. |
Posters |
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RiPPLE posters are visualisations of research findings which use maps, photos, graphs and other illustrations with accompanying explanatory text, to present the findings clearly to a wide audience. |
Syntheses and Research Reports |
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RIPPLE Synthesis Papers take forward case study findings from a RiPPLE research theme, by providing further analysis and offering sound policy recommendations. RIPPLE Research Reports present findings from research conducted with RiPPLE partners, with analysis and insights into specific aspects of water supply and sanitation. |
Toolkits |
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Toolkits are “how-to” guides for implementing some of RiPPLE’s practical recommendations. They include supporting case study examples. |
Working Papers |
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RiPPLE Working Papers contain research questions, methods, preliminary analysis and discussion of research results (from case studies or desk research). They are intended to stimulate debate on policy implications of research findings as well as feed into Long-term Action Research. |
Miscellaneous Outputs |
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RiPPLE's miscellaneous outputs hold other papers that do not form a part of a RiPPLE series. Examples include concept papers and background papers. |
Page last updated 3 Nov 2009

Man shaving in highly-polluted Kebena River, Addis Ababa








