Titlebook: Water Governance Decentralization in Sub-Saharan Africa; Between Myth and Rea Joao Mutondo,Stefano Farolfi,Ariel Dinar Book 2016 The Intern

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FOLLY

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Analytical Framework,nagement in African context. This chapter describes the analytical framework used to analyze the objectives of the study. The description starts by presenting the theoretical foundation behind the explanation of factors affecting decentralization process and performance of water resource management

FRONT

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Case Studies in Mozambique, South Africa, and Zimbabwe,n approaches: (i) the case study approach and (ii) an econometric approach, of which the framework is described in Chap.?.. The case study approach was implemented in three countries (Mozambique, South Africa and Zimbabwe) during the first phase of the project and it aimed to test the survey instrum

BOOR

Case Studies in Mozambique, South Africa, and Zimbabwe,n approaches: (i) the case study approach and (ii) an econometric approach, of which the framework is described in Chap.?.. The case study approach was implemented in three countries (Mozambique, South Africa and Zimbabwe) during the first phase of the project and it aimed to test the survey instrum

ASSET

Quantitative Analysis: Empirical Models and Data Collection Process,hes. Chapter?. established the theoretical foundations of the quantitative approach, the hypothesis to be tested and the model used to test the hypothesis in its three dimensions: (i) contextual factors and initial conditions, (ii) characteristics of decentralization process and (iii) characteristic

AGGER

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Results of Quantitative Analysis,ults of statistical analysis. They are split into two subsections: the descriptive statistics and inference of the hypotheses described in analytical and empirical frameworks. The results show that a grass root initiative without government support is not enough to implement sustainable decentraliza

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Results of Quantitative Analysis,ults of statistical analysis. They are split into two subsections: the descriptive statistics and inference of the hypotheses described in analytical and empirical frameworks. The results show that a grass root initiative without government support is not enough to implement sustainable decentraliza