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SELF SUPPLY –personal investment in rural water supply in Sub-Saharan Africa

SELF SUPPLY –personal investment in rural water supply in Sub-Saharan Africa. Sally Sutton, Delft Feb 2007. NODA. Many options in access –choice-small steps Reduced threshold costs Multiple uses increase value/sustainability, and pay for up-grades

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SELF SUPPLY –personal investment in rural water supply in Sub-Saharan Africa

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  1. SELF SUPPLY –personal investment in rural water supply in Sub-Saharan Africa Sally Sutton, Delft Feb 2007

  2. NODA • Many options in access –choice-small steps • Reduced threshold costs • Multiple uses increase value/sustainability, and pay for up-grades • Relevant values, good marketing, high sales What can we learn from

  3. Mrs Imamba, Zambia

  4. Mrs Bekele,Ethiopia

  5. Abdou Malim Tanzania Abdurahman Zongo, Ghana

  6. Niger Senegal Mozambique Water – a money earner Ghana

  7. POTENTIAL MARKET?? (+/- 5%) Sources… DHS, MICS, Census, and Living Conditions Surveys

  8. Enabling Environment for Supply Choice Means Household Community Choice Voice Technology/Technical Advice Financial Mechanisms/ markets Knowledge Private sector capacity Capital Skills/promotion Enablingpolicies Support Flexibility

  9. Focus of evaluation for greater investment? • Look at benefits of ‘access’ not just ‘coverage’ • Examine justification of fears over private ownership • Analyse the strengths and weaknesses of the four pillars which can support private investment • Evaluate more from user view point to identify more relevant messages for effective marketing

  10. Water • A ‘MUSt have’ commodity???

  11. Self Supply- Where do we start? • Concentrate more effort on improving artisan skills and equipment • Introduce low cost technology options, including RWH and water treatment • Encourage all steps not just middle ones • Establish financing systems to ensure wide range of people can access improved supply • Develop policy environment which encourages small initiatives

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