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Les programmes de reduction de NRW: est-ce qu’ils ameliorent les services pour les plus pauvres?

Les programmes de reduction de NRW: est-ce qu’ils ameliorent les services pour les plus pauvres?

by Polly Markandya | Jul 15, 2011

Réduire le NRW (non-revenue water, “eau non comptabilisée”) est un objectif de développement commun pour les compagnies d’eau, mais est-ce que cela aide les pauvres ? A Antananarivo (Madagascar), la réduction de NRW permet à la compagnie JIRAMA de dégager des...
Os programas de redução de água não facturada (anf) podem melhorar os serviços para os mais desfavorecidos?

Os programas de redução de água não facturada (anf) podem melhorar os serviços para os mais desfavorecidos?

by Polly Markandya | Jul 15, 2011

A redução de ANF é um objectivo de desenvolvimento comum para as empresas de abastecimento de água mas será que ajuda os mais desfavorecidos? Em Antananarivo (Madagáscar), a redução das perdas de ANF está a ajudar a empresa JIRAMA a libertar água para abastecer as...
Can improved NRW reduction programmes lead to improved services for the poor?

Can improved NRW reduction programmes lead to improved services for the poor?

by Polly Markandya | Jun 15, 2011

Reducing non-revenue water (NRW) is a common development goal for water utilities, but does it help the poor? In Antananarivo, Madagascar, reducing NRW losses is helping the utility JIRAMA to free up water resources that are being used to supply low-income...
Water in Uganda: the challenge of offering services to small towns

Water in Uganda: the challenge of offering services to small towns

by Polly Markandya | Jun 23, 2022

By Bridget Teirney Life in small towns is rapidly changing for communities across Africa. In the next twenty years the urban population is expected to double, and urban land cover to triple. But urbanisation isn’t just impacting the continents’ large and mega cities....
Barriers to women adopting decision-making roles in sanitation public bodies, and attitudinal differences between male and female decision-makers

Barriers to women adopting decision-making roles in sanitation public bodies, and attitudinal differences between male and female decision-makers

by Polly Markandya | Apr 4, 2019

Aims This project will deliver an analysis of the barriers that prevent women in Kenya taking leadership roles in sanitation (particularly urban), and aim to identify ways in which those barriers might be overcome. This project aims to assess 1) the gender balance in...
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