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Practical authority : agency and institutional change in Brazilian water politics

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decade-long, multi-site study of efforts to transform freshwater management in Brazil, Practical Authority asks how new …

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Access to piped water and human capital formation : evidence from Brazilian primary schools

Barde, Julia A.; Walkiewicz, Juliana - 2014 - This draft: July 30, 2014

This paper analyzes the impact of access to piped water on human capital formation as measured by test scores from standardized school exams in Brazilian primary schools. We find that children in urban areas with access to tap water at home perform significantly better at school: They achieve...

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A sorting model for group decision making : a case study of water losses in Brazil

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What determines access to piped water in rural areas? : evidence from small-scale supply systems in rural Brazil

Barde, Julia Alexa - 2014

This paper compares the increases in access rates to piped water in rural Brazil by localized water supply systems …-participatory projects and is based on a valid econometric identification strategy. As service delivery is decentralized in Brazil, the …

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