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Solid waste management and gender dynamics : evidence from rural Ghana

Amoah, John Oti; Britwum, Akua O.; Essaw, David W.; … - In: Research in globalization 6 (2023), pp. 1-8

Proper solid waste management (SWM) is critical for sustainable environmental development. Despite high-level policy efforts and technical investments, unmanaged solid waste remains a problem in many developing countries including Ghana. The quantity of waste generated is increasing in rural...

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Payment behaviour to municipal service provision in Bangladesh

Rahman, Sultan Hafeez; Pabon, Md. Nahid Ferdous - In: The Bangladesh development studies : the journal of the … 41 (2018) 3, pp. 35-56

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The urban waste sector 11 years after the Ronchi decree

Chiades, Paolo; Torrini, Roberto - Banca d'Italia - 2008

The modernization of the solid waste management sector prompted by the Ronchi decree of 1997 has proceeded slowly and is far from being completed. Regional differentials in the effectiveness of local policies and in the efficiency of waste collection and disposal firms are still large. Southern...

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Water economics and governance in the Kafue River basin, Zambia

Casarotto, Claudia - 2013

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An analysis of basic manpower training for sanitation services in developing countries : the Ghanaian perspective

Obeng, Peter Appiah; Leal Filho, Walter - In: International journal of human resources development … 10 (2010) 4, pp. 310-326

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Critical Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Challenges in Rwanda

Tsinda, Aime - 2018

the already increasing demand for water, sanitation and hygiene related facilities and services, especially from low … focus on what strategies will be necessary to achieve universal access to safe water and basic sanitation by 2030. To … to achieving sustained, universal access to safe water and sanitation in the context of Rwanda:1. The scale of the need …

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Understanding the Political Economy of the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Issues in Rwanda Is Vital to Addressing Them

Tsinda, Aime; Mugisha, Roger - 2021

Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services are examined from the Political Economy Analysis (PEA) perspective in … Rwanda. Through a participatory qualitative approach, the findings show that water and sanitation services have been …

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Cross-subsidies for improved sanitation in low income settlements : assessing the willingness to pay of water utility customers in Kenyan cities

Acey, Charisma; Kisiangani, Joyce; Ronoh, Patrick; … - In: World development : the multi-disciplinary … 115 (2019), pp. 160-177

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Enhancing Brazil's Regulatory Framework for Network Industries: The Case of Electricity, Oil and Gas, and Water and Sanitation

Almeida, Edmar Fagundes de; Mulder, Nanno - Economics Department, Organisation de Coopération et … - 2005

, and water and sanitation). Private investment can be encouraged by tackling regulatory uncertainty in many areas. To this …, throughout the industry has often been perceived as an obstacle to its development. Private investment in water and sanitation is …

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Improving transparency, integrity,and accountability in water supply and sanitation

Asís, María González de (contributor) - 2009

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