Updated edition of a comprehensive introduction to the economics of water management,
with self-contained treatment of all necessary economic concepts. Economics brings …

This paper explores the gender differences in water collection in Makondo Parish in Uganda
as a case study. Our analysis is based on data collected from a cross-sectional survey, in …

Financing of multiple use (ie domestic and productive) water services was identified as an
important ingredient to ensure improved water access for rural poor and broaden livelihood …

Individuals may have different perceptions of how development interventions meet their well-
being. Using the Volta Rural Water Supply project in Ghana as a case study, it was found …

Access to safe water is one of the major challenges facing households in Karachi, the most
populated city of Pakistan. This study uses a contingent valuation method to estimate the …

Abstract Changes in public perceptions affect infrastructure projects, policies, and revenue
streams. As such, utilities should leverage these dynamic perceptions for a variety of …

Water sustainability is central to modern political and academic debates. Despite increasing
efforts to promote regional and global integrated water management, climate change …

In Kenya, most water utilities have been publicly owned and managed. These utility firms
have thus been getting financial support from the government in form of subsidies in addition …

This paper reviews the literature, dealing with the water consumption behaviour by
examining both the theory, and empirical studies from 1930 to 2017. Numerous empirical …

Gender inequality is one of the biggest challenges to equitable and sustainable natural
resource and water governance in developing communities. This thesis investigates the …