Titlebook: Empty Buckets and Overflowing Pits; Urban Water and Sani Roland Werchota Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Water and sanitation

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Getafe: Capital of the Gran Sur,ed. There is also much room to improve the partnership between receiving countries and international support (donors, NGOs, etc.). The contributions fall short because the complexity of the sector and its specific features are not understood or ignored by the bankers and development banks are not co

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Translation in plants — rules and exceptions. Put a realistic financing concept in place and include services to reach the non-served people. Accept that the poor need subsidies to gain and maintain access and that they should be generated by the sector instead of making the sector dependent on handouts from politicians. Establish a baseline

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Book 2020and institutions. It has unnecessarily consumed many young lives, contributed to keepbillions in poverty until today and fostered discrimination of women. The knowledge gap and the confusion in the sector lined out in the book becomes evident when a national leader in a low-income country declares a

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Introduction to Urban W+S in the Developing Worldttention of decision makers. There is an urgency to act and to make more prominently known to the world that an increasing number of people are suffering and unnecessarily dying because they have to consume contaminated water, chase daily to fill their water canisters, look for a place to defecate a

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Considerations for General W+S Issuesy narrow minded and unqualified actors without them being called to order. Centralized systems help to substantially reduce gender inequalities in urban W+S. However, the discussions show how little is known about mitigating them. Equally, the existing multi-dimensional poverty indexes can hardly ca

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Beyond the Usual Debatepillar of modern reforms, is the appropriate move to end the ‘urban water and sanitation divide’ which discriminates the poor. To up-scale adequate access for the urban poor it is necessary to distinguish between first and last mile development and operation. Because this is unknown to so many donor

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What Sector Reforms in Four Countries Teach Us?nitation development. However, improved utility performance and more money for investments is not necessarily sufficient to ensure substantial progress in access. Data for water from national information systems seem to be more appropriate than from JMP. For sanitation (except piped systems) JMP dat