Self Supply in Zambia
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Zambia has a very low density rural population, which makes the establishment of sustainable community water supplies a particular challenge. Previous piloting of improvements to traditional water sources showed both a demand for and an impact from low cost up-grading. UNICEF,with RWSN technical support, has been encouraging improvements to water supplies in some of the poorest districts of Luapula Province. Remarkably, these have been achieved with zero subsidy. All hardware costs (labour and materials) are covered by householders; the donor input being only in capacity building through training and marketing.
Field Notes
- Sutton (2010) Accelerating Self Supply - A Case Study from Zambia 2010, Rural Water Supply Network (RWSN) Field Note
References
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Sutton S (2009) Preliminary Report on Self Supply in Luapula. Province, Zambia, Consultancy Report for RWSN April 2009
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Munkonge & Harvey (2009) Assessing the Potential for Self Supply in Zambia, Paper Presented at the 34th WEDC Conference in Addis Ababa, 2009
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UNICEF/DAPP (2008) Report on Baseline Survey of Household Waterpoints. Report by UNICEF ZAMBIA, WASHE Section, Self Supply and CLTS Programme Nchelenge and Chienge Districts, Luapula Province, July 2008
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Zulu Burrow (2008) Baseline Survey For Self Supply In Luapula Province (Mansa and Milenge Districts). Report for UNICEF Zambia.
- Sutton S (2007) Field Report on visit to Luapula Province, Consultancy Report October 2007.
- Sutton S (2007) Implementation Plan for Self Supply Piloting in Luapula Province. October 2007
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Roche, N (2007). Study of the Potential of Self Supply for Rural Drinking Water Provision in Zambia, Draft Report Feb 2007.
- Hyundu K & Sutton S (2001) Community Based Improvements to Drinking Water Supplies, People and systems for water, sanitation and health: Proceedings of the 27th WEDC Conference, Lusaka, Zambia, 2001
- Mubiana D, Sutton S.E (1989) Household water quality in rural Zambia, Waterlines Vol. 8, No.1, July, pp 20-21
- Sutton (2002) Community led Improvements of Rural Drinking Water Supplies: 2002. Final Report, DFID Project KAR 7128, SWL Consultants.
- Utkilen H & Sutton S (1989) Experience from a Water Quality Project in Zambia, Waterlines vol 7 no 3, Jan 1989