Traduction de «Ouvrier à l'entretien de systèmes d'eau » (Français → Anglais) :

the fixed installations of the rolling stock maintenance operational subsystem relating to servicing (i.e. washing machines, sand and water supply; refuelling and connection for fixed toilet discharge installations)

Evaluation findings [13] have pointed to the need for certain key elements to be considered, if water-related projects and programmes are to succeed: An integrated approach (conception, design, construction, training, management, including water quality monitoring, environmental issues); Stakeholder involvement, at all levels of responsibility and at all stages of project conception and implementation (to allow project design to take account of local practices and experience, and preferences for different types of solutions; it also includes women's participation and attention to gender aspects in design, management and monitoring); C ...[+++]apacity building, in particular for sustainable management of resources and services, operation and maintenance of systems; Awareness of social and environmental needs, impacts and costs. This might include the encouragement and development of a consumer culture amongst water users.

In addition to natural causes, some structural reasons can explain the present situation such as poor maintenance of water-irrigation systems, inadequate water management at regional level between the newly independent states, and agricultural practices which are water demanding such as rice and cotton.

(fa) set up or improve prevention schemes, in particular to set up protective infrastructure such as forest roads, tracks, water supply points, fire safety zones, areas cleared of undergrowth, and ditches, to draw up measures to maintain the fire safety zones, the cleared areas and the ditches, and preventive forestry measures, implemented within the framework of a global strategy for the protection of forests against fire;

These barriers include selecting and protecting source waters, buildingand maintaining appropriate treatment plants based on the characteristics of the source water, maintaining distribution systems, monitoring water quality and responding appropriately to incidents and emergencies that may affect public health.

A number of reports have highlighted key challenges in the delivery of safe drinking water in First Nations communities, including aging water systems, certification and training of operators, lack of independent resources to fund system operations and maintenance properly, and the lack of clarity with regard to roles and responsibilities.