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1. The role of private vending in developing country water service delivery: the case of Karachi, Pakistan. Chapter five: conclusions and policy suggestions. Submitted to the Department of Urban Studies and Planning in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master in City Planning at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology June 1999 * (1999)
   Abdullah, Roohi; Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2. Water for low-income urban communities (A WEDC Guidance Note) (2001)
   Forrest, Caroline; Ince, Margaret
3. Billing for water in Uganda towns: present (2001) and future (2001)
   Treglown, S.D.
4. Improving the efficiency of the Lilongwe water distribution system, especially water kiosks (1983)
   Mzumara, M.J.
5. Small-scale independent providers. 30 years of urban experiences in the Philippines *
   Philippines, Water Supply and Sanitation Performance Enhancement Project (WPEP)
6. Water vending in urban areas of developing countries (1999)
   Forrest, Caroline
7. Increasing access. The experience of small-scale water providers in serving the poor in Metro Manila. Effectively meeting consumer demand * (2004)
   Srivastava, Vivek; Water and Sanitation Program (WSP); Water and Sanitation Program - South Asia
8. Small-scale independent providers: are they here to stay? Water and Sanitation Program East Asia and the Pacific * (2002)
   Sohoni, Neera Kuckreja; Berg, Caroline van den; Philippines, Water Supply and Sanitation Performance Enhancement Project (WPEP); RADIAN Technology Inc
9. How small water enterprises can contribute to the Millennium Development Goals: Evidence from Dar es Salaam, Nairobi, Khartoum and Accra * (2006)
   McGranahan, Gordon; Njiru, Cyrus; Albu, Mike; Smith, Mike; Mitlin, Diana
10. How water kiosks can improve access to water for the urban poor * (2006)
    Smith, Mike

 

 

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