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Socio-economic conditions which pertain to cost of construction and operation of water and sewage treatment facilities and quantity of water consumption in Kenya
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Socio-economic conditions which pertain to cost of construction and operation of water and sewage treatment facilities and quantity of water consumption in Kenya
THIS STUDY FOCUSES ON GOVERNMENT WATER PROJECTS IN KENYA AND FINDS THAT TO USE NATURAL WATER RESOURCES TO SUPPLY WATER FOR DOMESTIC AND LIVESTOCK CONSUMPTION, CERTAIN CONDITIONS MUST BE CONSIDERED WHEREVER RATIONAL PLANNING FOR THE SUPPLY OF ADEQUATE WATER AND WASTEWATER FACILITIES IS REQUIRED.
Muga, Erasto · 1970
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Abstract
THE FACILITIES, THEIR CONSTRUCTION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MUST BE EXAMINED IN THE LIGHT OF SEVERAL DEMOGRAPHIC, SOCIO-ECONOMIC, AND SOCIO-CULTURAL FACTORS. THESE FACTORS, SUCH AS POPULATION, MIGRATION PATTERNS, LEVELS OF EDUCATION, AND THE EFFECT OF AVERAGE INCOME OR UNEMPLOYMENT ON THE USE OF PUBLIC WATER SUPPLIES, ARE DISCUSSED IN THIS REPORT. ALSO PRESENTS AN ANALYSIS OF SELECTED WATER SUPPLY SITES AND DISCUSSES THE NATURE OF WATER USAGE AND LEVEL OF WATER CONSUMPTIONS.
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