Maintaining Africa's water infrastructure: findings from a Water Audit in Kitui County, Kenya (REACH Policy brief)
A lack of information about previous investments and current status of infrastructure creates a challenge for those responsible for water service provision. REACH’s work in Kitui County, Kenya, aims to address this information deficit by providing a detailed inventory of rural and small town piped w...
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University of Oxford
2016
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| Summary: | A lack of information about previous investments and current status of infrastructure creates a challenge for those responsible for water service provision. REACH’s work in Kitui County, Kenya, aims to address this information deficit by providing a detailed inventory of rural and small town piped water schemes. The first step is piloting a Water Audit methodology that can be used county-wide. This policy brief presents results of an audit of infrastructure in one sub-county of Kitui County and outlines the implications for attaining universal service delivery. |
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