Publications
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RWSN Perspectives Series (2009)
In order to stimulate your thinking and encourage debate, here are three perspectives on operation and maintenance from different rural water supply professionals.
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May-day! May-Day! Our handpumps are not working! By Erich Baumann
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Operation and Maintenance of Rural Water Supplies by Richard Carter
RWSN Member Experiences Series
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InterAide Support to Operation and Maintenance of rural Water Supplies in Malawi in 2008 by Bertrand de Saint Méloir
Articles
Here are some other useful articles and papers on sustainable rural water supplies
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Management for Sustainability - Practical lessons from three studies on the management of rural water supply schemes by WaterAid Tanzania, June 2009.
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Promising management models of rural water supply services. Outcomes of the 24th AGUASAN Workshop, Gwatt, Switzerland, 13th to 17th October 2008.
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Briefing Note on Artisan Associations in Zambia, 2007, UNICEF Zambia
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Spare Part Supplies for Handpumps by Harold Lockwood, RWSN/WSP Field Note 2006
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Do operation and maintenance pay? by Erich Baumann - article published in Waterlines Vol. 25 No. 1 July 2006
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Operation and Maintenance for Rural Water Services by Julie Fisher, Well Briefing Note No. 15, 2005
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Rural Water Supply in Africa: Building blocks for handpump sustainability by Peter Harvey and Bob Reed, 2004, WEDC, Loughborough University, UK.
Supply Chain Issues for WES Facilities by Karl Erpf and Erich Baumann - issue paper for RWSN, April 2004
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Pondering over Supply Chains by Erich Bauman - personal reflections from 2004
Specific Studies
Supported by WaterAid Tanzania:
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Addressing the Sustainability Crisis - Lessons from research on managing rural water projects by Alexia Haysom, Cranfield University/WaterAid Tanzania, 2006.
- Private operation in rural water supply in Central Tanzania: Quick fixes and slow transitions by Sam Moon, 2006, WaterAid Tanzania
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Management and regulation for sustainable water supply schemes in rural communities by Nkongo, Diana, 2009
Supported by the the International Finance Corporation (IFC):
- Private Operators and Rural Water Supplies: Can it work? by Elizabeth Kleemeier, 2010, International Finance Corporation
- Private Operators and Rural Water Suplies: A Desk Review of Experience by Elizabeth Kleemeier, 2010, International Finance Corporation
Triple S - Sustainable Water Services at Scale
Supporting Rural Water Supply: Moving
towards a Service Delivery Approach,
a multi-country synthesis by Harold Lockwood and Stef
Smit, IRC/Triple-S/Practical Action Publishing 2011
Service Delivery Indicators and Monitoring to Improve Sustainability of Rural Water Supplies – Triple-S Briefing 2011
Lessons for Rural Water Supply – Triple-S Country Reports for Benin, Burkina Faso, Colombia, Ethiopia, Ghana, Honduras, India, Mozambique, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Thailand, USA, and Uganda.