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This report discusses water resources development activities and problems associated with community water supply in developing countries.

TitleU.S. strategy needed for water supply assistence to developing countries : report to the Congress of the United States
Publication TypeMiscellaneous
Year of Publication1981
AuthorsU.S. General Accounting Office -Washington, DC, US
Paginationix, 66 p. : photogr.
Date Published1981-08-01
PublisherUS General Accounting Office
Place PublishedWashington, DC, USA
Keywordsevaluation, financing, funding agencies, idwssd, institutional development, maintenance, manpower development, policies, recommendations, rural areas, sanitation, sdipol, usa, water resources development, water supply
Abstract

This report discusses water resources development activities and problems associated with community water supply in developing countries. It deals with the funding of water resources development and the USA strategy; the obstacles to achieving the goal of the UN International Drinking Water Supply and Sanitation Decade; the constraints to providing safe water and adequate sanitation; funding; institutional and manpower needs; the needs of rural areas; and maintenance problems. It recommends that the United States should exert more active leadership in influencing the allocation of available funds for, and in removing constraints to, water resources development.

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