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Source: (i) After Alcock, P.G., 1991. Agricultural/forestry training and
extension in NatallKwaZulu: an overview of development-orientated
activities, DSRG Working Paper No. 16, Development Studies
Research Group, Department of Economics, University of Natal,
Pietermaritzburg, 99 p.
(ii) Fieldwork.
See also: Ii) Anonymous, 1990. Business resource directory South Africa ­
1990: a tool for the developing business sector, Get Ahead
Foundation, Pretoria, 45 p. + app.
(ii) Anonymous, 1990/1992. A directory of short courses in Durban and
some other areas in Natal, Career Information Centre, Durban, 86 p.
(iii) Anonymous, 1991. Bridge 1991, Human Awareness Programme,
Grant Park, 308 p. (The publication is regularly updated).
Note: (i) The data in the table reflect the current (1994) situation. The
KwaZulu Training Trust (see above), is planning to provide several
water and sanitation management training courses and modules in
the near future.
(ii) A National Community Water and Sanitation Training Institute has
been established at the University of the North, Private Bag Xll 06,
Sovenga, 0727. The Institute will undertake the training of trainers
in relevant skills as well as the direct training of community water
and sanitation committees. Research will be undertaken on adult
education with respect to water and sanitation issues. It is
envisaged that the Institute will in due course establish water and
sanitation training centres elsewhere in South Africa.
(iii) The recently formed Durban Metro Water, P 0 Box 1038, Durban,
4000, has established a plumbing school where a restricted plumbers
course, as well as a water-service hand course is available for
suitable peri-urban and rural trainees. Skills taught include pipe
laying, trenching, backfilling; and the maintenance of valves, pipes
and taps.
have subsequently withered away or have amalgamated with other non-government
organizations. It would be pointless to include these organizations in Table L13.
Tertiary institutions undertaking training (at an advanced level), and which could or do
impact on water and sanitation systems management include the universities of Durban­
Westville, Natal and Zululand; the technikons Mangosuthu, M L Sultan and Natal; the
Cedara College of Agriculture, and the 24 technical colleges in the province. The latter
are: Cato Manor, Durban, Durban Central, L C Johnson, Ntuzuma, Sivananda, Swinton