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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Water supply projects"”.
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Assessing the Implications of Water Supply Technology on the Sustainability of Rural Water Supply in Dodoma Region, Tanzania
This study assessed sustainability of rural water supply projects in Bahi and Chamwino districts, Dodoma, central Tanzania. The study adopted a cross-sectional research design. In order to study different types of projects two strata were created basing on extraction methods used. A total of 24 …
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Contextual Practices in City Infrastructure Planning in the US and Indonesia
… Seattle's institutional arrangements for public water supply and Batam's economic zone authority's choice to privatize the water supply system. The third study links the findings in the second study with more detailed assessments of the cost of the two arrangements at the project level, with a …
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Relations of power, networks of water : governing urban waters, spaces, and populations in (post)colonial Jakarta
… genealogy of the development of Jakarta’s urban water supply infrastructure from 1873 (the inception of the first colonial water supply network) to the present. Using an analytical framework of governmentality, supplemented by insights from postcolonial studies and political ecology, the thesis …
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Optimizing perspectives: a classic grounded theory of stakeholder perceptions on WSDB influence in Uganda's water sector
… analytically examines perceived influence of the Water Supply Database (WSDB) initiative on Uganda's water sector development, particularly the rural sector. The WSDB was deployed by the Ministry of Water and Environment (MWE) to manage country wide water source information submitted by District …
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The effectiveness of the water supply system at Chavani Village, South Africa
Most countries of the world are experiencing water crises because water as a natural resource is no longer as freely available as it used to be. The main contributing factor is technological advancement and associated economic expansion that have put a lot of pressure on water resources. The demand …