Economic Benefits from Improved Rural Water Supply: a review with a focus on women

Evelien M. Kamminga (1991)

Provides information on the economic benefits of rural water supply interventions and develops a framework for analysis and planning. Emphasizes factors promoting economic benefits, the distribution and use of these benefits and the implications for project planning and research. Contains guidelines on measuring time and water gains and on diagnosis of the economic impact.

Target audience: planners, managers and donor agency staff who wish to improve the economic benefits of their projects; researchers on the socio-economic and gender impacts of rural water systems.

This review is available in the IRC WASH Library by clicking on the link.

- Series:

Occasional Paper no. 17. iv, 30 pages. 66 references.

- Price:

€ 6.00

- Order code:

OP 17-E