Unsettled : Water and Sanitation in Urban Settlement Communities of the Pacific
Urbanization is occurring rapidly in Melanesia at 3-4 percent per annum. Due to unaffordable land and housing in formal urban areas, new migrants settle on marginal land without formal legal titles (‘informal settlements’). These settlements are gr...
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okr-10986-233362021-04-23T14:04:14Z Unsettled : Water and Sanitation in Urban Settlement Communities of the Pacific World Bank Group SANITATION WATER QUALITY WATER SUPPLIES SANITATION TARIFFS WATER SERVICES TREATMENT PLANT URBAN COMMUNITIES NATIONAL WATER SUPPLY SANITATION SERVICE URBAN GROWTH WASTE MANAGEMENT SANITATION SERVICE PROVIDERS CONNECTION FEE HOUSEHOLD CONNECTION WATER SUPPLY SERVICE WATER SECTOR WATER METERS WATER SUPPLY WATER RESOURCE MORTALITY RATES SOLID WASTE COLLECTION URBAN WATER SANITATION INVESTMENTS SURFACE WATER ADEQUATE WATER SEWERAGE SERVICES PROVISION OF SERVICES WATER SUPPLY SERVICES DELIVERY COSTS LAND TENURE WATER RESOURCES MUNICIPALITIES SANITATION SERVICE PROVISION WATER STORAGE PRIVATE OPERATOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES ADEQUATE SUPPLY SANITATION ACCESS POPULATION GROWTH WATER WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT COMMUNITY LEADERS CROSS-SUBSIDIES CUBIC METER SERVICE PROVIDER SERVICE PROVISION WATER MAINS SERVICE DELIVERY UTILITY WATER SERVICE PROVISION PIT LATRINES SEWER NETWORKS TOILET SYSTEMS WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS CUBIC METER OF WATER LITERS PER CAPITA PER DAY METER READING LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS RURAL COMMUNITIES CONNECTION CHARGES TOILET FACILITIES URBAN SANITATION WATER TARIFF PERFORMANCE INCENTIVES SERVICE IMPROVEMENTS PROVISION OF WATER UTILITIES SEWERAGE COMPANY SOLID WASTE WATER SANITATION SYSTEMS CENTRAL GOVERNMENT HYGIENE SANITATION PROGRAM HUMAN WASTE SANITATION ASSESSMENT URBAN AREAS WATER TARIFFS WATER AUTHORITY LOCAL ENTREPRENEURS SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IMPROVING SERVICE DELIVERY HOUSEHOLD CONNECTIONS COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT QUALITY WATER POPULATION GROWTH RATE UTILITY SERVICES WATER UTILITIES WELLS LOCAL COMMUNITY WATER SOURCES WASTEWATER ASSOCIATION SANITATION SERVICES DRINKING WATER NETWORK GROUND WATER TARIFF STRUCTURE CONNECTION FEES HOUSEHOLDS ACCESS TO SERVICES CLEAN WATER WASTE COLLECTION MAINTENANCE OF FACILITIES SEPTIC TANK WATER SERVICE WATER INFRASTRUCTURE COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT WATER SOURCE SANITATION SOLUTIONS LOW INCOME CONSUMERS NATIONAL WATER WATER CUSTOMERS SERVICE PROVIDERS SANITATION FACILITIES Urbanization is occurring rapidly in Melanesia at 3-4 percent per annum. Due to unaffordable land and housing in formal urban areas, new migrants settle on marginal land without formal legal titles (‘informal settlements’). These settlements are growing and new settlements are emerging within and on the outskirts of towns and cities across Melanesia, at a rate that outpaces efforts to serve them. Settlements in the Melanesian capitals of Suva, Port Vila, Honiara, and Port Moresby comprise 20 percent-45 percent of the city population and at current urbanization rates will be between 30 percent and 65 percent by 2023. Information about informal settlements is scarce. This report provides a rapid review of water and sanitation services in the informal settlements in and around the capital cities of Solomon Islands, Fiji, Vanuatu, and Papua New Guinea. 2015-12-14T20:35:15Z 2015-12-14T20:35:15Z 2015-11-01 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/11/25479526/unsettled-water-sanitation-urban-settlement-communities-pacific-vol-2-full-report http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23336 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 East Asia and Pacific Oceania |
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SANITATION WATER QUALITY WATER SUPPLIES SANITATION TARIFFS WATER SERVICES TREATMENT PLANT URBAN COMMUNITIES NATIONAL WATER SUPPLY SANITATION SERVICE URBAN GROWTH WASTE MANAGEMENT SANITATION SERVICE PROVIDERS CONNECTION FEE HOUSEHOLD CONNECTION WATER SUPPLY SERVICE WATER SECTOR WATER METERS WATER SUPPLY WATER RESOURCE MORTALITY RATES SOLID WASTE COLLECTION URBAN WATER SANITATION INVESTMENTS SURFACE WATER ADEQUATE WATER SEWERAGE SERVICES PROVISION OF SERVICES WATER SUPPLY SERVICES DELIVERY COSTS LAND TENURE WATER RESOURCES MUNICIPALITIES SANITATION SERVICE PROVISION WATER STORAGE PRIVATE OPERATOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES ADEQUATE SUPPLY SANITATION ACCESS POPULATION GROWTH WATER WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT COMMUNITY LEADERS CROSS-SUBSIDIES CUBIC METER SERVICE PROVIDER SERVICE PROVISION WATER MAINS SERVICE DELIVERY UTILITY WATER SERVICE PROVISION PIT LATRINES SEWER NETWORKS TOILET SYSTEMS WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS CUBIC METER OF WATER LITERS PER CAPITA PER DAY METER READING LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS RURAL COMMUNITIES CONNECTION CHARGES TOILET FACILITIES URBAN SANITATION WATER TARIFF PERFORMANCE INCENTIVES SERVICE IMPROVEMENTS PROVISION OF WATER UTILITIES SEWERAGE COMPANY SOLID WASTE WATER SANITATION SYSTEMS CENTRAL GOVERNMENT HYGIENE SANITATION PROGRAM HUMAN WASTE SANITATION ASSESSMENT URBAN AREAS WATER TARIFFS WATER AUTHORITY LOCAL ENTREPRENEURS SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IMPROVING SERVICE DELIVERY HOUSEHOLD CONNECTIONS COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT QUALITY WATER POPULATION GROWTH RATE UTILITY SERVICES WATER UTILITIES WELLS LOCAL COMMUNITY WATER SOURCES WASTEWATER ASSOCIATION SANITATION SERVICES DRINKING WATER NETWORK GROUND WATER TARIFF STRUCTURE CONNECTION FEES HOUSEHOLDS ACCESS TO SERVICES CLEAN WATER WASTE COLLECTION MAINTENANCE OF FACILITIES SEPTIC TANK WATER SERVICE WATER INFRASTRUCTURE COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT WATER SOURCE SANITATION SOLUTIONS LOW INCOME CONSUMERS NATIONAL WATER WATER CUSTOMERS SERVICE PROVIDERS SANITATION FACILITIES |
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SANITATION WATER QUALITY WATER SUPPLIES SANITATION TARIFFS WATER SERVICES TREATMENT PLANT URBAN COMMUNITIES NATIONAL WATER SUPPLY SANITATION SERVICE URBAN GROWTH WASTE MANAGEMENT SANITATION SERVICE PROVIDERS CONNECTION FEE HOUSEHOLD CONNECTION WATER SUPPLY SERVICE WATER SECTOR WATER METERS WATER SUPPLY WATER RESOURCE MORTALITY RATES SOLID WASTE COLLECTION URBAN WATER SANITATION INVESTMENTS SURFACE WATER ADEQUATE WATER SEWERAGE SERVICES PROVISION OF SERVICES WATER SUPPLY SERVICES DELIVERY COSTS LAND TENURE WATER RESOURCES MUNICIPALITIES SANITATION SERVICE PROVISION WATER STORAGE PRIVATE OPERATOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES ADEQUATE SUPPLY SANITATION ACCESS POPULATION GROWTH WATER WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT COMMUNITY LEADERS CROSS-SUBSIDIES CUBIC METER SERVICE PROVIDER SERVICE PROVISION WATER MAINS SERVICE DELIVERY UTILITY WATER SERVICE PROVISION PIT LATRINES SEWER NETWORKS TOILET SYSTEMS WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS CUBIC METER OF WATER LITERS PER CAPITA PER DAY METER READING LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS RURAL COMMUNITIES CONNECTION CHARGES TOILET FACILITIES URBAN SANITATION WATER TARIFF PERFORMANCE INCENTIVES SERVICE IMPROVEMENTS PROVISION OF WATER UTILITIES SEWERAGE COMPANY SOLID WASTE WATER SANITATION SYSTEMS CENTRAL GOVERNMENT HYGIENE SANITATION PROGRAM HUMAN WASTE SANITATION ASSESSMENT URBAN AREAS WATER TARIFFS WATER AUTHORITY LOCAL ENTREPRENEURS SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IMPROVING SERVICE DELIVERY HOUSEHOLD CONNECTIONS COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT QUALITY WATER POPULATION GROWTH RATE UTILITY SERVICES WATER UTILITIES WELLS LOCAL COMMUNITY WATER SOURCES WASTEWATER ASSOCIATION SANITATION SERVICES DRINKING WATER NETWORK GROUND WATER TARIFF STRUCTURE CONNECTION FEES HOUSEHOLDS ACCESS TO SERVICES CLEAN WATER WASTE COLLECTION MAINTENANCE OF FACILITIES SEPTIC TANK WATER SERVICE WATER INFRASTRUCTURE COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT WATER SOURCE SANITATION SOLUTIONS LOW INCOME CONSUMERS NATIONAL WATER WATER CUSTOMERS SERVICE PROVIDERS SANITATION FACILITIES World Bank Group Unsettled : Water and Sanitation in Urban Settlement Communities of the Pacific |
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East Asia and Pacific Oceania |
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Urbanization is occurring rapidly in
Melanesia at 3-4 percent per annum. Due to unaffordable land
and housing in formal urban areas, new migrants settle on
marginal land without formal legal titles (‘informal
settlements’). These settlements are growing and new
settlements are emerging within and on the outskirts of
towns and cities across Melanesia, at a rate that outpaces
efforts to serve them. Settlements in the Melanesian
capitals of Suva, Port Vila, Honiara, and Port Moresby
comprise 20 percent-45 percent of the city population and at
current urbanization rates will be between 30 percent and 65
percent by 2023. Information about informal settlements is
scarce. This report provides a rapid review of water and
sanitation services in the informal settlements in and
around the capital cities of Solomon Islands, Fiji, Vanuatu,
and Papua New Guinea. |
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Unsettled : Water and Sanitation in Urban Settlement Communities of the Pacific |
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Unsettled : Water and Sanitation in Urban Settlement Communities of the Pacific |
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Unsettled : Water and Sanitation in Urban Settlement Communities of the Pacific |
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Unsettled : Water and Sanitation in Urban Settlement Communities of the Pacific |
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Unsettled : Water and Sanitation in Urban Settlement Communities of the Pacific |
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unsettled : water and sanitation in urban settlement communities of the pacific |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2015 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/11/25479526/unsettled-water-sanitation-urban-settlement-communities-pacific-vol-2-full-report http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23336 |
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