Scaling up the community management of rural water supply
Ton Schouten | Patrick Moriarty
Community management must mature from being an NGOor donor-driven model, based on time-bound pilot projects. Instead, under the leadership of government, it must encompass scaled-up delivery of water supply services, with community institutions governing and operating their systems,supported by local and national government structures.
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