Professionalizing Water Supply Management in the Remote Ethiopian Lowlands

The USAID Lowland WASH Activity is professionalizing community-based water supply management which generates cash reserves, supports scheme functionality, and encourages development of a market for needed goods and services from local private suppliers.

2021

Abstract

This brief provides an overview of the activity's work towards engaging private sector in rural communities.

Connected topics

Water Security1,520→
Governance1,469→
Private sector

Professionalizing Water Supply Management in the Remote Ethiopian Lowlands

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Emerging Lessons on Sustaining Rural Water Services in Uganda: A Case Study of Whave's Preventive Maintenance Model

Conceptualizing Service Delivery Approaches from a Systems Perspective

Private Sector Engagement And Water Supply Systems: An Example From Ethiopia

Planning Differently: District-Wide Strategic Planning for Universal Access to Safe and Sustainable WASH Services in Ethiopia