Opportunities for Improving Urban Service Delivery in South Sudan - A Tale of Two Cities : Part 2. International Case Studies
This study "Opportunities for Improving Urban Service Delivery in South Sudan: A Tale of Two Cities" comprises a 3 part series. Part I—Service Delivery Status Report—gives a general overview of the service delivery models currently operat...
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okr-10986-292002021-05-25T09:09:54Z Opportunities for Improving Urban Service Delivery in South Sudan - A Tale of Two Cities : Part 2. International Case Studies World Bank Group WATER UTILITIES ELECTRICITY SOLAR HEALTH SERVICES WELLNESS CLINICS PRIMARY EDUCATION This study "Opportunities for Improving Urban Service Delivery in South Sudan: A Tale of Two Cities" comprises a 3 part series. Part I—Service Delivery Status Report—gives a general overview of the service delivery models currently operating the country. Part II—International Case Studies analyzes alternative service delivery models from other countries that are relevant to South Sudan. Part III—Synthesis Report—builds on the first two and investigates models of alternative service delivery in the context of urban South Sudan. Millions of people in the world's newest country, in both urban and rural areas, depend on services delivered wholly or partly by nongovernment entities in this highly fragile, fluid, and often insecure environment that has been mired in conflict and economic challenges since gaining its independence six years ago. The objective of this research is to: identify and analyze successful models of service delivery in select urban areas of South Sudan that can be supported and replicated; recommend relevant international examples of service delivery models that are appropriate to the South Sudanese context; and identify the appropriate role of government in these alternative delivery models . Across the various models identified, this study examines the cost and quality of services provided; access to these services; and the accountability relationships involved in these models. 2018-01-19T22:15:52Z 2018-01-19T22:15:52Z 2017-09 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/592881515514956182/International-case-studies http://hdl.handle.net/10986/29200 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Other Urban Study Economic & Sector Work Africa Bangladesh Kenya Niger Nigeria Senegal South Sudan |
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This study "Opportunities for
Improving Urban Service Delivery in South Sudan: A Tale of
Two Cities" comprises a 3 part series. Part I—Service
Delivery Status Report—gives a general overview of the
service delivery models currently operating the country.
Part II—International Case Studies analyzes alternative
service delivery models from other countries that are
relevant to South Sudan. Part III—Synthesis Report—builds on
the first two and investigates models of alternative service
delivery in the context of urban South Sudan. Millions of
people in the world's newest country, in both urban and
rural areas, depend on services delivered wholly or partly
by nongovernment entities in this highly fragile, fluid, and
often insecure environment that has been mired in conflict
and economic challenges since gaining its independence six
years ago. The objective of this research is to: identify
and analyze successful models of service delivery in select
urban areas of South Sudan that can be supported and
replicated; recommend relevant international examples of
service delivery models that are appropriate to the South
Sudanese context; and identify the appropriate role of
government in these alternative delivery models . Across the
various models identified, this study examines the cost and
quality of services provided; access to these services; and
the accountability relationships involved in these models. |
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Opportunities for Improving Urban Service Delivery in South Sudan - A Tale of Two Cities : Part 2. International Case Studies |
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Opportunities for Improving Urban Service Delivery in South Sudan - A Tale of Two Cities : Part 2. International Case Studies |
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Opportunities for Improving Urban Service Delivery in South Sudan - A Tale of Two Cities : Part 2. International Case Studies |
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Opportunities for Improving Urban Service Delivery in South Sudan - A Tale of Two Cities : Part 2. International Case Studies |
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opportunities for improving urban service delivery in south sudan - a tale of two cities : part 2. international case studies |
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