Operations and Maintenance of Rural Infrastructure in Community-Driven Development and Community-Based Projects : Lessons Learned and Case Studies of Good Practice
This paper is organized into three main sections. Section one presents the background, objectives, scope, and limitations of the study. It also provides a general definition of OM and presents prototypical OM arrangements for rural CDD and communit...
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okr-10986-229542021-04-23T14:04:12Z Operations and Maintenance of Rural Infrastructure in Community-Driven Development and Community-Based Projects : Lessons Learned and Case Studies of Good Practice Salomonsen, Andreas Diachok, Myrtle COMPLAINTS HANDLING SANITATION WATER QUALITY WATER SUPPLIES WATER SERVICES COMMUNITY SANITATION WATER SUPPLY MANAGEMENT WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM LOCAL AUTHORITIES LOCAL CAPACITY PASSENGERS SAFE DRINKING WATER TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE WATER SECTOR VEHICLES MONTHLY WATER BILL WATER SYSTEMS COMMUNITY WATER SUPPLY JETTIES WATER METERS WATER SUPPLY COST SHARING REGULATORY AGENCY RURAL TRANSPORT TOLL TARIFF SETTING WATER SCHEMES TRAFFIC TAX TOWNS ROAD MAINTENANCE RURAL WATER SMALL TOWNS CASH FLOWS RURAL COMMUNITY COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION MAINTENANCE COSTS MUNICIPALITIES WATER SYSTEM TRAFFIC VOLUME LOCAL TRANSPORT STREET LIGHTING PRIVATE OPERATOR VEHICLE ROAD TOLLS PRIVATE OPERATORS COSTS TRAINING ROAD NETWORK COST RECOVERY ROAD SECTOR TRANSPORT RURAL WATER SUPPLY PAVEMENT MAINTENANCE OPERATIONAL COSTS WATER MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS SUSTAINABLE WATER CONTRACT MANAGEMENT DRAINAGE MAINTENANCE “COSTS SERVICE PROVIDER NUMBER OF BENEFICIARIES POTABLE WATER SMALL TOWN SERVICE DELIVERY RURAL ROADS RURAL VILLAGES GRANTS INFRASTRUCTURE WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT INITIATIVES RURAL COMMUNITIES TRANSPORTATION INSPECTION POLICIES WATER USER HEAVY TRUCKS TRUCKS HAND PUMP UTILITIES INVESTMENT PROJECT TRAINS SYSTEMS COLLECTION EFFICIENCY RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT NONMOTORIZED TRANSPORT HEAVY VEHICLES COMMUNITY WATER FINANCIAL BURDEN MAINTENANCE CONTRACTS WATER TARIFFS MAINTENANCE OBLIGATIONS SANITATION SECTOR MAINTENANCE WORKERS LOCAL STAKEHOLDERS LOCAL WATER HOUSEHOLD CONNECTIONS INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS INDIVIDUAL CONNECTIONS STREETS TOWN BRIDGE ROADS SANITARY FACILITIES WELLS LOCAL COMMUNITY CAR WATER SOURCES LOCAL ROADS WATER SUPPLY FACILITIES RURAL TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE SANITATION SERVICES IRRIGATION SYSTEMS POTABLE WATER SUPPLY WATER PROJECTS LOCAL COMMUNITIES DRINKING WATER GRANT FINANCING HOUSEHOLDS MAINTENANCE OF ASSETS RIDER ACCESS TO SERVICES MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS FUEL MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES MUNICIPAL LEVEL INVESTMENTS FLAT RATE WATER INFRASTRUCTURE PRIVATE COMPANIES CULVERTS INVESTMENT COSTS TRANSPORT COSTS LIGHT VEHICLES WATER CONSERVATION SAFETY COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS LOCAL CONTRACTORS SERVICE PROVIDERS This paper is organized into three main sections. Section one presents the background, objectives, scope, and limitations of the study. It also provides a general definition of OM and presents prototypical OM arrangements for rural CDD and community-based subprojects. Section two presents the detailed case studies for the seven selected projects. Section three summarizes the conclusions from the review and recommends steps for moving ahead. Five annexes provide extra background information, including the complete list of projects from which the seven main case studies were selected, as well as: examples of maintenance requirements for rural infrastructure; considerations for task teams planning for OM design and implementation; sample OM measures and timelines; and links to OM materials. 2015-11-11T19:28:07Z 2015-11-11T19:28:07Z 2015-06-29 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/10/25208959/operations-maintenance-rural-infrastructure-community-driven-development-community-based-projects-lessons-learned-case-studies-good-practice http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22954 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Working Paper Publications & Research |
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COMPLAINTS HANDLING SANITATION WATER QUALITY WATER SUPPLIES WATER SERVICES COMMUNITY SANITATION WATER SUPPLY MANAGEMENT WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM LOCAL AUTHORITIES LOCAL CAPACITY PASSENGERS SAFE DRINKING WATER TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE WATER SECTOR VEHICLES MONTHLY WATER BILL WATER SYSTEMS COMMUNITY WATER SUPPLY JETTIES WATER METERS WATER SUPPLY COST SHARING REGULATORY AGENCY RURAL TRANSPORT TOLL TARIFF SETTING WATER SCHEMES TRAFFIC TAX TOWNS ROAD MAINTENANCE RURAL WATER SMALL TOWNS CASH FLOWS RURAL COMMUNITY COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION MAINTENANCE COSTS MUNICIPALITIES WATER SYSTEM TRAFFIC VOLUME LOCAL TRANSPORT STREET LIGHTING PRIVATE OPERATOR VEHICLE ROAD TOLLS PRIVATE OPERATORS COSTS TRAINING ROAD NETWORK COST RECOVERY ROAD SECTOR TRANSPORT RURAL WATER SUPPLY PAVEMENT MAINTENANCE OPERATIONAL COSTS WATER MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS SUSTAINABLE WATER CONTRACT MANAGEMENT DRAINAGE MAINTENANCE “COSTS SERVICE PROVIDER NUMBER OF BENEFICIARIES POTABLE WATER SMALL TOWN SERVICE DELIVERY RURAL ROADS RURAL VILLAGES GRANTS INFRASTRUCTURE WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT INITIATIVES RURAL COMMUNITIES TRANSPORTATION INSPECTION POLICIES WATER USER HEAVY TRUCKS TRUCKS HAND PUMP UTILITIES INVESTMENT PROJECT TRAINS SYSTEMS COLLECTION EFFICIENCY RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT NONMOTORIZED TRANSPORT HEAVY VEHICLES COMMUNITY WATER FINANCIAL BURDEN MAINTENANCE CONTRACTS WATER TARIFFS MAINTENANCE OBLIGATIONS SANITATION SECTOR MAINTENANCE WORKERS LOCAL STAKEHOLDERS LOCAL WATER HOUSEHOLD CONNECTIONS INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS INDIVIDUAL CONNECTIONS STREETS TOWN BRIDGE ROADS SANITARY FACILITIES WELLS LOCAL COMMUNITY CAR WATER SOURCES LOCAL ROADS WATER SUPPLY FACILITIES RURAL TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE SANITATION SERVICES IRRIGATION SYSTEMS POTABLE WATER SUPPLY WATER PROJECTS LOCAL COMMUNITIES DRINKING WATER GRANT FINANCING HOUSEHOLDS MAINTENANCE OF ASSETS RIDER ACCESS TO SERVICES MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS FUEL MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES MUNICIPAL LEVEL INVESTMENTS FLAT RATE WATER INFRASTRUCTURE PRIVATE COMPANIES CULVERTS INVESTMENT COSTS TRANSPORT COSTS LIGHT VEHICLES WATER CONSERVATION SAFETY COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS LOCAL CONTRACTORS SERVICE PROVIDERS |
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COMPLAINTS HANDLING SANITATION WATER QUALITY WATER SUPPLIES WATER SERVICES COMMUNITY SANITATION WATER SUPPLY MANAGEMENT WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM LOCAL AUTHORITIES LOCAL CAPACITY PASSENGERS SAFE DRINKING WATER TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE WATER SECTOR VEHICLES MONTHLY WATER BILL WATER SYSTEMS COMMUNITY WATER SUPPLY JETTIES WATER METERS WATER SUPPLY COST SHARING REGULATORY AGENCY RURAL TRANSPORT TOLL TARIFF SETTING WATER SCHEMES TRAFFIC TAX TOWNS ROAD MAINTENANCE RURAL WATER SMALL TOWNS CASH FLOWS RURAL COMMUNITY COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION MAINTENANCE COSTS MUNICIPALITIES WATER SYSTEM TRAFFIC VOLUME LOCAL TRANSPORT STREET LIGHTING PRIVATE OPERATOR VEHICLE ROAD TOLLS PRIVATE OPERATORS COSTS TRAINING ROAD NETWORK COST RECOVERY ROAD SECTOR TRANSPORT RURAL WATER SUPPLY PAVEMENT MAINTENANCE OPERATIONAL COSTS WATER MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS SUSTAINABLE WATER CONTRACT MANAGEMENT DRAINAGE MAINTENANCE “COSTS SERVICE PROVIDER NUMBER OF BENEFICIARIES POTABLE WATER SMALL TOWN SERVICE DELIVERY RURAL ROADS RURAL VILLAGES GRANTS INFRASTRUCTURE WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT INITIATIVES RURAL COMMUNITIES TRANSPORTATION INSPECTION POLICIES WATER USER HEAVY TRUCKS TRUCKS HAND PUMP UTILITIES INVESTMENT PROJECT TRAINS SYSTEMS COLLECTION EFFICIENCY RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT NONMOTORIZED TRANSPORT HEAVY VEHICLES COMMUNITY WATER FINANCIAL BURDEN MAINTENANCE CONTRACTS WATER TARIFFS MAINTENANCE OBLIGATIONS SANITATION SECTOR MAINTENANCE WORKERS LOCAL STAKEHOLDERS LOCAL WATER HOUSEHOLD CONNECTIONS INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS INDIVIDUAL CONNECTIONS STREETS TOWN BRIDGE ROADS SANITARY FACILITIES WELLS LOCAL COMMUNITY CAR WATER SOURCES LOCAL ROADS WATER SUPPLY FACILITIES RURAL TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE SANITATION SERVICES IRRIGATION SYSTEMS POTABLE WATER SUPPLY WATER PROJECTS LOCAL COMMUNITIES DRINKING WATER GRANT FINANCING HOUSEHOLDS MAINTENANCE OF ASSETS RIDER ACCESS TO SERVICES MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS FUEL MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES MUNICIPAL LEVEL INVESTMENTS FLAT RATE WATER INFRASTRUCTURE PRIVATE COMPANIES CULVERTS INVESTMENT COSTS TRANSPORT COSTS LIGHT VEHICLES WATER CONSERVATION SAFETY COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS LOCAL CONTRACTORS SERVICE PROVIDERS Salomonsen, Andreas Diachok, Myrtle Operations and Maintenance of Rural Infrastructure in Community-Driven Development and Community-Based Projects : Lessons Learned and Case Studies of Good Practice |
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This paper is organized into three main
sections. Section one presents the background, objectives,
scope, and limitations of the study. It also provides a
general definition of OM and presents prototypical OM
arrangements for rural CDD and community-based subprojects.
Section two presents the detailed case studies for the seven
selected projects. Section three summarizes the conclusions
from the review and recommends steps for moving ahead. Five
annexes provide extra background information, including the
complete list of projects from which the seven main case
studies were selected, as well as: examples of maintenance
requirements for rural infrastructure; considerations for
task teams planning for OM design and implementation; sample
OM measures and timelines; and links to OM materials. |
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Working Paper |
| author |
Salomonsen, Andreas Diachok, Myrtle |
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Salomonsen, Andreas Diachok, Myrtle |
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Salomonsen, Andreas |
| title |
Operations and Maintenance of Rural Infrastructure in Community-Driven Development and Community-Based Projects : Lessons Learned and Case Studies of Good Practice |
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Operations and Maintenance of Rural Infrastructure in Community-Driven Development and Community-Based Projects : Lessons Learned and Case Studies of Good Practice |
| title_full |
Operations and Maintenance of Rural Infrastructure in Community-Driven Development and Community-Based Projects : Lessons Learned and Case Studies of Good Practice |
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Operations and Maintenance of Rural Infrastructure in Community-Driven Development and Community-Based Projects : Lessons Learned and Case Studies of Good Practice |
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Operations and Maintenance of Rural Infrastructure in Community-Driven Development and Community-Based Projects : Lessons Learned and Case Studies of Good Practice |
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operations and maintenance of rural infrastructure in community-driven development and community-based projects : lessons learned and case studies of good practice |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2015 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/10/25208959/operations-maintenance-rural-infrastructure-community-driven-development-community-based-projects-lessons-learned-case-studies-good-practice http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22954 |
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