Strengthening Public Sector Enabling Environment to Support Private Sanitation Enterprises
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Guidance Manual - Based on Water For People’s experience in nine countries
guide Oct 2014 ; 43 pages
Ed. Water for People - Denver
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Abstract:
This publication addressing the need to strengthen the public sector enabling environment to strengthen the private sector's ability to offer sanitation facilities/latrines that are affordable and durable for families in both rural and urban areas. The study to provide useful insights that contribute to the sanitation sub-sector's emerging recognition that in order to reach universal access by 2030, the private sector will need to play a key role and for that to happen at scale, the public sector has an important complimentary and supportive role to play.
This document is a good sanitation specific follow up to the document produced last year by the India based Monitor group, "Beyond the Pioneer" which provided a useful general conceptual framework for thinking about the private sector and how it can reach the poor. Contents:
Introduction
1. Background
2. Objective
3. Scope
4. Methods
Part 1: How the public sector environment influences low-cost sanitation markets
Demand stimulation
Operating climate
Supply-chain improvement
Part 2: How to engage the public sector to encourage their support of sanitation markets
1. Identify & understand potential partner(s)
2. Build a case for sanitation market support
3. Develop relationships & build trust
4. Support sustainable & scalable action
Conclusion
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