Participation in the Water and Sanitation Sector

Participation in the Water and Sanitation Sector

The participation of users - in designing and implementing projects and managing water and sanitation services - is now being built into Bank-funded projects with the aim of increasing efficiency, equity, and cost recovery, and facilitating the ext...

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Main Authors: Watson, Gabrielle, Jagannathan, N. Vijay
Format: Brief
Language:English
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:
WATER SECTOR
SANITATION SERVICES
WATER SUPPLY
COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION
PROJECT DESIGN
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT
USER PARTICIPATION
STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION
TASK MANAGERS
GOVERNMENT ROLE
RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
GOVERNMENT POLICY
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
PROCUREMENT
PROJECT FINANCE BENEFICIARY PARTICIPATION
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
COMMUNITIES
COMMUNITY GROUPS
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
COMMUNITY MEMBERS
CONSULTATION
COST RECOVERY
DECISION MAKING
DRINKING WATER
ENGINEERS
FACILITATORS
FIELD VISITS
HOUSE CONNECTION
HOUSES
HYGIENE
HYGIENE EDUCATION
INVESTMENT COSTS
INVESTMENT IN TRAINING
LARGE DAMS
LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL
OPERATIONAL COSTS
PARTICIPATORY PROCESSES
POLITICAL SUPPORT
PROCUREMENT PROCEDURES
PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION
PROJECT PREPARATION
PUBLIC HEALTH
PUBLIC WORKS
REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT
RURAL SANITATION
RURAL WATER
RURAL WATER PROJECT
SANITATION INVESTMENTS
SANITATION SECTOR
SANITATION SERVICE
SANITATION UTILITIES
SECTORAL POLICIES
SERVICE PROVIDERS
SERVICE PROVISION
SETTLEMENT
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
STATE WATER COMPANY
TARIFF RATES
TOWN
UTILITY STAFF
VILLAGES
WATER ASSOCIATIONS
WATER RESOURCE
WATER RESOURCES
WATER RIGHTS
WATER USERS
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/1995/06/2813361/participation-water-sanitation-sector
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/11660
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Summary:The participation of users - in designing and implementing projects and managing water and sanitation services - is now being built into Bank-funded projects with the aim of increasing efficiency, equity, and cost recovery, and facilitating the extension of service coverage to poor communities. Success depends on establishing the necessary institutional arrangements for participation and project delivery. In addition, task managers have to spend more time in the field, and adapt Bank procedures to support appropriate models for financing and procurement.

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