Better water and sanitation for the urban poor, Good Practice from sub-Saharan Africa | ||||||
guide Jul 2003 ; 105 pages Aut. Bernard Collignon & Mukami Kariuki & Régis Taisne & Bruno Valfrey Ed. WUP - Dakar Téléchargeable sous format: PdF (1 840 ko) Téléchargeable chez l'éditeur Améliorer l'accès des populations urbaines démunies aux services d'eau et d'assainissement Abstract: This document aims to: (i) describe the challenges facing service delivery to low-income urban communities; (ii) outline key principles that guide water and sanitation sector practitioners in the delivery of services to the urban poor; and (iii) provide tangible examples from a range of sub-Saharan African countries to illustrate these principles and challenges. Contents: Chapter 1 - Introduction Chapter 2 - Serving the Urban Poor: An Overview of Regional Experience PART ONE - INCREASE ACCESS TO IMPROVED WATER SUPPLY Chapter 3 - A Private Connection: The Ultimate Water Supply Chapter 4 - Standpipes: An Evolving Approach to Public Water Supply Chapter 5 - Intermediate and Independent Service Providers: Filling the Gaps PART TWO - INCREASE ACCESS TO IMPROVED SANITATION Chapter 6 - Improving Domestic Sanitation PART THREE - INCREASE ACCESS THROUGH PRO-POOR POLICY Chapter 7 - Policy does matter! Developing Policies and Strategies for Improving Water Supply and Sanitation for the Urban Poor.
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