The ambiguity and polysemy of the concept of sustainability is a problem often faced by
researchers. The existence of definitions that are not operative, diverse and sometimes …

In rural communities where central public water supply systems can hardly reach, the
acquisition and management of safe drinking water sources are challenging due to …

Water management is particularly dependent on strong capacity, a solid knowledge base
and awareness at all levels, including those of the individual, the organization, the sector …

The belief that groundwater in rural areas is best managed according to the Community
Based Management (CBM) model is the dominant paradigm across Sub-Saharan Africa …

Abstract The Government of Tanzania is struggling to implement water projects throughout
the country to ensure that 90% of the population has access to clean and safe drinking water …

The universalization of drinking water in rural communities poses a great challenge to
developing countries, where rural areas often receive poor water service coverage and …

This paper discusses how informal structures intersect with women's participation in formally
created decision-making spaces for managing domestic water at the village level in …

This paper examines the role of participation, co-production and community management in
a random sample of 50 rural and urban water systems under the Water and Sanitation …

The supply of reliable and safe water is a key challenge for developing countries,
particularly India. Community management has long been the declared model for rural water …

Community contextual factors including community perceptions and institutional capacity are
among the key determinants in community-based water resource management. The …