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List of TablesTable 2.1 Aspects of Governance and their Linkage to Broader and Water Governance Contexts ....2-3Table 2.2 Regulation Models of the African Water Sector.................................................................2-8Table 2.3 Alternative Service Providers: ..........................................................................................2-14Table 2.4 Access to improved water supply and sanitation in Sub-Saharan Africa (2006/1990)......2-38Table 2.5 Improved Sanitation Coverage by Wealth Quintiles in 38 Developing Countries 81 ..........2-38Table 2.6 Distribution of those who usually collect water 81 .............................................................2-39Table 3.1a Country Governance Matrix – National Level Governance Indicators .............................3-5Table 3.2 Rapid Assessment of Water Sector Governance...............................................................3-21Table 3.3 Grouping of Assessment Headings...................................................................................3-25Table 3.4 Examples of Project Components to Strengthen Governance ..........................................3-26Table 3.5 Governance Assessment for Project Preparation and Project Concept Note....................3-27Table 3.6 Corruption Warning Signs .................................................................................................3-36Table 3.7 Light Assessment of Water Sector Governance – Malawi NWDP Example ...................3-49Table 3.8 Rapid Assessment of Water Sector Governance - Malawi NWDP Example ...................3-50Table 3.9 Governance Assessment for PP and PCN - Malawi NWDP Example .............................3-53List of BoxesBox 1 Uganda and Mali: Participatory Policy-making Processes ......................................................2-5Box 2: Alternative Service Provision in West Africa .......................................................................2-16Box 3 South Africa's Water SWAp ..................................................................................................2-17Box 4 Diversity of M&E Systems in Africa Today..........................................................................2-22iiAfDB Study on Water Sector Governance
List of AcronymsAfDBAGAMCOWASPCBOCCAEPCEDAWCPIACRCCSODANIDADHUDNHDWFAEIAsGADGRSENGWPICESCRICWEIWRMJMPJWLDPLMDGILWSPM&EMDGMDWPPMoIWDMTBFMTEFMTFFNBINGOO&MOECDOpsComOWASPARPCRPCRCAfrican Development BankAuditors GeneralAfrican Ministers’ Council on WaterAlternative Service ProviderCommunity-based organisationsCouncil for Supply of Treated WaterConvention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against WomenCountry Policy and Institutional Assessment (World Bank)Convention on the Rights of the ChildCivil Society OrganizationDanish International Development AgencyDirection de l’HydrauliqueNational Directorate for WaterDepartment of Water and Forestry AffairsEnvironmental Impact AssessmentsGender and DevelopmentDirection Général de Recherche Scientifique (Congo-Brazzaville)Global Water PartnershipInternational Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural RightsInternational Conference on Water and EnvironmentIntegrated Water Resources ManagementJoint Monitoring ProgramJoburg Water (South Africa)Local Development PlanLocal MDG InitiativeLocal Water & Sanitation PlansMonitoring and EvaluationMillennium Development GoalMulti-Donor Water Partnership Program BankMinistry of Irrigation and Water Development (Malawi)Medium-Term Budget FrameworkMedium Term Expenditure FrameworkMedium Term Financial FrameworkNile Basin initiativeNon-governmental organizationOperation and MaintenanceOrganization for Economic Cooperation and DevelopmentOperations CommitteeOperations Water and SanitationProject appraisal reportProject completion reportPerformance contract review committeeAfDB Study on Water Sector Governance iii
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3. GUIDELINES FOR GOVERNANCE ASSESS
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Table 3.1a Country Governance Matri
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3.1.2. Legal FrameworkA) Policy and
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operate without subsidy and depende
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Table 3.2 Rapid Assessment of Water
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Category Indicator ** Score Comment
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ANNEX A: LITERATURE REVIEWINTRODUCT
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legislation should: “be based on
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words, effective water governance d
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international organizations argue t
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of institutionalizing participation
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(TI, 2008). Limited private sector
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Point Mapping is a basic but highly
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Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers (
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To create a permanent platform for
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Improving Governance to Address Ine
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ReferencesAbdul-Nashiru, Mohammed (
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Hall, David, “Water Finance: A Di
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Welle, Katharina, A. Nicole and F.
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and regulators, thereby enabling lo
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In addition, IWRM initiatives are f
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Despite these challenges, substanti
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has access to the underlying determ
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issues noted above have typically b
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MISSION REPORTWater Sector Governan
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contracts with local private operat
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• The structural imbalance of urb
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hampering meaningful advocacy,based
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Use of proposed Governance Assessme
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7. The regulatory framework provide
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3. Gender budgeting is practiced4.
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Recommended Focus Areas to Improve
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P. Kahangire AfDBBenedict KanuAfDBT
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2. BACKGROUND: STATUS OF THE WATER
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• Resources allocated to IRWM are
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Water used associations in place an
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5. LIST OF PERSONS MET - KENYAName
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2. BACKGROUND: STATUS OF THE WATER
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include the unequal distribution of
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Others of relevance but not met due
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3. ISSUES OF GOVERNANCEThere are ma
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6. LIST OF PERSONS MET - MALAWIItem
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equity of service provision is prom
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