An Introduction to Self­-Supply Putting the User First

An Introduction to Self­-Supply Putting the User First

Publication Year:
2009
Authors:
RWSN
Language:
English
Affiliated Orgs.:
RWSN
Resource Type:
Report
Summary:
Evaluate the effectiveness of in-line drinking water chlorination in reducing child diarrhoea in urban Bangladesh.
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Resource Information

Resource Type

Report

Publication Year

2009

Author

RWSN

Language

English

Organizational Affiliation

RWSN

Relevant Country

Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Mali, Ghana, Ethiopia

Business Connect Takeaways

Self Supply can materially contribute to MDGs, including that for water.
Self Supply requires donor financial support chiefly to implement a package of four building blocks which create a more enabling and sustainable environment, rather than providing specific hardware.
Self supply at household or community level generally implies strong ownership but also a sharing of the supply with those households nearby, often at no charge, offering effectively a privately managed communal service.

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