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Accelerating Self Supply - A Case Study from Ethiopia

With 40 million or more rural people without access to safe water, Ethiopia is faced with a major challenge to reach the Univer-sal Access Plan targets (98% coverage by 2012) or even the MDG target (52% coverage by 2015). At the same time there have already been mass campaigns to encourage household investment in rainwater harvesting for irrigation and well-digging. As a result, the government is keen to adopt the concepts of low-cost solutions and Self Supply and is exploring the best ways to do so. This field note documents the experiences in Ethiopia.

 
 

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Posted by:
Danert Kerstin
21.09.2010
Documentation type:
RWSN publications
Authors:
Sally Sutton
Publishers:
Rural Water Supply Network
Published: 2010
Pages: 8
 
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