Mexican Institute of Water Technolgy (IMTA): General papers and Reports

The IMTA grew out of and partially replaced the Comision del Plan Nacional Hidraulico. Eric Miller worked alongside IMTA in a consultative role to help the organisation bring about its objective to develop the technology and qualified human resources to contribute to the acquisition and conservation of water. The focus of Miller's work with IMTA was on the transfer of new and existing technologies into effective use through the concept of the socio-technical system.

Includes: Administrative correspondence and papers for Eric Miller's visit to Mexico, some in Spanish; report on a visit to Mexico (1988); draft documents 'Government and Water in the 1990s: Towards an Alternative Model', 'Notes on the Role of the Regional Manager', 'Self-Financing Water Utilities'; manuscript field notes from Eric Miller's visit; copy of 'Instituto Mexicano de Technologia del Agua: A Working Note' (1987); copy of working note 'Instituto Mexicano de Technologia Del Agua' (1991), in Spanish; a note on the boundary between RWAs and User Systems; general reports relating to the project, some in Spanish.