Uganda - Small Towns Water and Sanitation
The specific objectives of this project (Credit of US$42.3 million over the period 1995-2003) were to: (a) improve health conditions through better water supply, excreta disposal, waste management and public hygiene; (b) alleviate poverty and impro...
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okr-10986-96632021-04-23T14:02:46Z Uganda - Small Towns Water and Sanitation Mohan, P.C. ASSET OWNERSHIP AVAILABILITY OF WATER BOREHOLES CONNECTION CONNECTIONS CONSTRUCTION COST RECOVERY ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION EXCRETA DISPOSAL GOOD QUALITY WATER GOOD QUALITY WATER SUPPLY GOVERNANCE ARRANGEMENTS GRAZING HAND PUMPS HEALTH CONDITIONS HOUSEHOLDS HYGIENE INVESTMENT PLANNING INVESTMENT PROGRAM LAKES LATRINES LOCAL PRIVATE OPERATORS LOCAL PRIVATE SECTOR NATIONAL WATER OWNERSHIP OF ASSETS PERFORMANCE CONTRACTS PERMITS PIPED WATER POINT SOURCES PONDS PRICE OF WATER PRIVATE OPERATOR PROGRAMS PUBLIC TOILETS QUALITY WATER QUALITY WATER SUPPLY QUANTITY OF WATER REVENUE GENERATION RIVERS SAFE WATER SALE OF WATER SANITATION SANITATION PROMOTION SANITATION SERVICES SERVICE CONTRACTS SEWAGE TREATMENT SEWERAGE SEWERAGE AUTHORITIES SEWERAGE CORPORATION SEWERAGE SERVICES SMALL TOWN SMALL TOWN WATER SMALL TOWN WATER SUPPLY SMALL TOWN WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS SMALL TOWNS SOLID WASTE SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT SUSTAINABLE SERVICES SUSTAINABLE WATER SUSTAINABLE WATER SUPPLY TOWN TOWN COUNCIL TOWN COUNCILS URBAN UTILITIES URBAN WATER WASTE MANAGEMENT WATER AUTHORITIES WATER DEVELOPMENT WATER SERVICES WATER SOURCE WATER SUPPLY WATER SUPPLY SERVICE WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS WATER USAGE WATER USERS WATER USERS ASSOCIATION The specific objectives of this project (Credit of US$42.3 million over the period 1995-2003) were to: (a) improve health conditions through better water supply, excreta disposal, waste management and public hygiene; (b) alleviate poverty and improve the lot of women; and (c) reduce environmental degradation through better waste management. The project was to provide improved and sustainable water supply and sanitation services in two groups of towns: (a) the 11 small towns ( Busia, Kalisizo, Kyotera, Lugazi, Luwero, Lyantonde, Malaba, Ntungamo, Rakai, Rukunguri and Wobulenzi ), where most of the town populations drew water from boreholes with hand pumps, springs and traditional sources such as rivers and lakes - this was to be implemented by the Directorate of Water Development ( DWD ); and (b) the rehabilitation of the water sewerage services in Jinja, to be expanded to include Njeru.- to be implemented by the National Water and Sewerage Corporation ( NWSC ). 2012-08-13T09:13:32Z 2012-08-13T09:13:32Z 2005-06 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2005/06/6210225/uganda-small-towns-water-sanitation http://hdl.handle.net/10986/9663 English Africa Region Findings & Good Practice Infobriefs; No. 113 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research Africa Uganda |
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ASSET OWNERSHIP AVAILABILITY OF WATER BOREHOLES CONNECTION CONNECTIONS CONSTRUCTION COST RECOVERY ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION EXCRETA DISPOSAL GOOD QUALITY WATER GOOD QUALITY WATER SUPPLY GOVERNANCE ARRANGEMENTS GRAZING HAND PUMPS HEALTH CONDITIONS HOUSEHOLDS HYGIENE INVESTMENT PLANNING INVESTMENT PROGRAM LAKES LATRINES LOCAL PRIVATE OPERATORS LOCAL PRIVATE SECTOR NATIONAL WATER OWNERSHIP OF ASSETS PERFORMANCE CONTRACTS PERMITS PIPED WATER POINT SOURCES PONDS PRICE OF WATER PRIVATE OPERATOR PROGRAMS PUBLIC TOILETS QUALITY WATER QUALITY WATER SUPPLY QUANTITY OF WATER REVENUE GENERATION RIVERS SAFE WATER SALE OF WATER SANITATION SANITATION PROMOTION SANITATION SERVICES SERVICE CONTRACTS SEWAGE TREATMENT SEWERAGE SEWERAGE AUTHORITIES SEWERAGE CORPORATION SEWERAGE SERVICES SMALL TOWN SMALL TOWN WATER SMALL TOWN WATER SUPPLY SMALL TOWN WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS SMALL TOWNS SOLID WASTE SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT SUSTAINABLE SERVICES SUSTAINABLE WATER SUSTAINABLE WATER SUPPLY TOWN TOWN COUNCIL TOWN COUNCILS URBAN UTILITIES URBAN WATER WASTE MANAGEMENT WATER AUTHORITIES WATER DEVELOPMENT WATER SERVICES WATER SOURCE WATER SUPPLY WATER SUPPLY SERVICE WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS WATER USAGE WATER USERS WATER USERS ASSOCIATION |
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ASSET OWNERSHIP AVAILABILITY OF WATER BOREHOLES CONNECTION CONNECTIONS CONSTRUCTION COST RECOVERY ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION EXCRETA DISPOSAL GOOD QUALITY WATER GOOD QUALITY WATER SUPPLY GOVERNANCE ARRANGEMENTS GRAZING HAND PUMPS HEALTH CONDITIONS HOUSEHOLDS HYGIENE INVESTMENT PLANNING INVESTMENT PROGRAM LAKES LATRINES LOCAL PRIVATE OPERATORS LOCAL PRIVATE SECTOR NATIONAL WATER OWNERSHIP OF ASSETS PERFORMANCE CONTRACTS PERMITS PIPED WATER POINT SOURCES PONDS PRICE OF WATER PRIVATE OPERATOR PROGRAMS PUBLIC TOILETS QUALITY WATER QUALITY WATER SUPPLY QUANTITY OF WATER REVENUE GENERATION RIVERS SAFE WATER SALE OF WATER SANITATION SANITATION PROMOTION SANITATION SERVICES SERVICE CONTRACTS SEWAGE TREATMENT SEWERAGE SEWERAGE AUTHORITIES SEWERAGE CORPORATION SEWERAGE SERVICES SMALL TOWN SMALL TOWN WATER SMALL TOWN WATER SUPPLY SMALL TOWN WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS SMALL TOWNS SOLID WASTE SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT SUSTAINABLE SERVICES SUSTAINABLE WATER SUSTAINABLE WATER SUPPLY TOWN TOWN COUNCIL TOWN COUNCILS URBAN UTILITIES URBAN WATER WASTE MANAGEMENT WATER AUTHORITIES WATER DEVELOPMENT WATER SERVICES WATER SOURCE WATER SUPPLY WATER SUPPLY SERVICE WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS WATER USAGE WATER USERS WATER USERS ASSOCIATION Mohan, P.C. Uganda - Small Towns Water and Sanitation |
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Africa Region Findings & Good Practice Infobriefs; No. 113 |
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The specific objectives of this project
(Credit of US$42.3 million over the period 1995-2003) were
to: (a) improve health conditions through better water
supply, excreta disposal, waste management and public
hygiene; (b) alleviate poverty and improve the lot of women;
and (c) reduce environmental degradation through better
waste management. The project was to provide improved and
sustainable water supply and sanitation services in two
groups of towns: (a) the 11 small towns ( Busia, Kalisizo,
Kyotera, Lugazi, Luwero, Lyantonde, Malaba, Ntungamo, Rakai,
Rukunguri and Wobulenzi ), where most of the town
populations drew water from boreholes with hand pumps,
springs and traditional sources such as rivers and lakes -
this was to be implemented by the Directorate of Water
Development ( DWD ); and (b) the rehabilitation of the water
sewerage services in Jinja, to be expanded to include
Njeru.- to be implemented by the National Water and Sewerage
Corporation ( NWSC ). |
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Publications & Research :: Brief |
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Mohan, P.C. |
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Mohan, P.C. |
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Mohan, P.C. |
| title |
Uganda - Small Towns Water and Sanitation |
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Uganda - Small Towns Water and Sanitation |
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Uganda - Small Towns Water and Sanitation |
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Uganda - Small Towns Water and Sanitation |
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Uganda - Small Towns Water and Sanitation |
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uganda - small towns water and sanitation |
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2012 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2005/06/6210225/uganda-small-towns-water-sanitation http://hdl.handle.net/10986/9663 |
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