Impact of the Budget Support Instrument on Rural Water Supply in Uganda
This policy note examines the impact of the World Bank's poverty reduction support credit (PRSC) budget support instrument (BSI) in the context of rural water supply (RWS) and sanitation in Uganda. The policy note is based on a 2004 study comm...
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| Format: | Policy Note |
| Language: | English en_US |
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Washington, DC
2014
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| Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2005/09/18550896/impact-budget-support-instrument-rural-water-supply-uganda http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17225 |
| Summary: | This policy note examines the impact of
the World Bank's poverty reduction support credit
(PRSC) budget support instrument (BSI) in the context of
rural water supply (RWS) and sanitation in Uganda. The
policy note is based on a 2004 study commissioned by the
World Bank: towards the millennium development goals (MDGs)
in Uganda: a retrospective study of the impact of three
years of the BSI on rural water. Uganda can meet the MDG if
the BSI process continues to be refined, and poverty
eradication action plan (PEAP) targets are also within
reach. The outlook for the next 12 years indicates that the
MDG are indeed within reach, however, targets set in the
sector investment plan (SIP) and PEAP appear less
attainable. With continued refinement, indications are
strong that the BSI process will further enhance
accountability and efficacy of RWS. Continued and improved
implementation of the BSI thus offers the optimal approach
to meet all targets. |
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