SUSTAINABLE WATER SERVICE DELIVERY - Adinyira, Emmanuel
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Small towns and rural communities in Ghana have the most acute need for improved water supply services. Different private operators and management options exist for private sector participation (PSP) in the management of community water service delivery. However, the required knowledge to guide the engagement of suitable private operators under appropriate management options is not sufficiently available. This publication advances knowledge on this subject. Adopting a case study research strategy, both quantitative and qualitative data were collected and analysed in line with a framework…mehr

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Small towns and rural communities in Ghana have the most acute need for improved water supply services. Different private operators and management options exist for private sector participation (PSP) in the management of community water service delivery. However, the required knowledge to guide the engagement of suitable private operators under appropriate management options is not sufficiently available. This publication advances knowledge on this subject. Adopting a case study research strategy, both quantitative and qualitative data were collected and analysed in line with a framework designed to examine and extract relevant materials in relation to the objectives of the publication. At a general level, this publication provides insight into the characteristics of community water service delivery in Ghana with PSP in service management. It contributes to efforts at improving water supply in Ghana and other developing countries by presenting a Rational Selection Procedure for selecting suitable types of private operators for sustainable water service delivery.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Emmanuel Adinyira is a beneficiary of the 2004-2007 KNUST Doctoral Scholarship in the Department of Building Technology after having obtained First Class Honours in Building Technology in 2003.In 2006, he was a visiting scholar at WEDC, Loughborough University,UK. He is currently a lecturer at KNUST-Kumasi, Ghana.