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Module 04: Collecting Information
The left-hand frame gives access to the module-chapters
Key Questions:
• Is the legal and regulatory framework conducive for private sector
participation?
• What utilities and/or agencies are responsible for various services?
• What is the state of the utilities and/or providing agencies?
• How do the poor perceive the levels and quality of service?
• Does the local private sector have the capacity to provide services?
Links to other Modules:
[1] Starting Out
[2] Strategic Planning
[3] Planning and Organising
[9] Identifying Partners
Further References:
Coates, S., Sansom, K.R. and Kaya, S. (2001) PREPP – Improving
utility watsan services to low-income communities. Paper presented at
the 27th WEDC Conference, Lusaka, Zambia.
Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (1997)
Guidebook on Private Sector Participation in Water Supply and Sanitation.
United Nations: New York.
Sansom, K.R., Franceys, R., Njiru, C., Kayaga, S., Coates,
S. and Chary, S. (2003) Servicing all urban consumers: A marketing approach
to water services in low- and middle-income countries, volume 2: Guidance
for managers. Water Engineering and Development Centre: Loughborough
University, UK.
The World Bank (1997) Toolkits for Private Participation
in Water and Sanitation. Toolkit 1 and 2.
Weinreich, N.K. (1999) Hands on social marketing: A Step-by-Step Guide. Sage
Publications: London.
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