National Monitoring of Rural Water Supplies How the Government of Uganda did it and lessons for other countries

Description:

Imagine a transparent process that brings together all the work that is taking place in the country. Imagine a mechanism that can show promising approaches and identify gaps. Imagine a report that consolidates the status, investment, progress and challenges on rural water supplies for an entire country. This is what the Government of Uganda has achieved over a ten-year period.

Having been involved in Water and Environment sector performance measurement from its inception in 2003 up to today, the authors of this publication describe the lessons learned and challenges, setting out five principles and ten golden rules for others who want to establish such a process.

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Bibliographical Information:

SSOZI, D. and DANERT, K. (2012) National Monitoring of Rural Water Supplies. How the Government of Uganda did it and lessons for other countries , RWSN , St Gallen, Switzerland

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