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Whose water supply? Costs, management, and maintenance in southern Africa
Faced with alarming child-mortality rates, state intervention into rural water and sanitation provision seems the obvious solution. But is the government approach effective in the long term?
Faced with alarming child-mortality rates, state intervention into rural water and sanitation provision seems the obvious solution. But is the government approach effective in the long term?
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