The overall aim of the current research is to develop a consumer satisfaction based practice framework for stimulation of consumer practices essential for sustainability of rural water supply. This is achieved in the current research by identification of sustainability structural pillars essential for supporting performance of rural water supply service level indicators. It involves identification of root causes of problems that fail the sustainability pillars, developing solutions and strategies for increasing consumer satisfaction and sustainability. Findings from rural water supply sustainability research have shown that consumers’ behaviour is important for sustainability of rural water supply. However, existing knowledge regarding con...
One of the major challenges facing most community managed rural water supplies is lack of Sustainabi...
Eighty percent of the 780 million people worldwide that access water from an unimproved source live ...
This paper discusses rural water supply at grassroots level, and challenges the assumption that a co...
The overall aim of the current research is to develop a consumer satisfaction based practice framewo...
Supply of safe drinking water is well-recognised as a catalyst for improving public health and socia...
The definition of sustainability, as it pertains to drinking water supply (DWS) services, consists o...
Today, over 1 billion people lack access to a clean, safe, and reliable drinking water supply. As a ...
The lack of sustainability in rural water supply remains a demanding challenge, even after several d...
A study into the sustainability of rural, small piped water systems in Rwanda found that: a) the ene...
Philosophiae Doctor - PhD (Earth Science)Sustainability of rural water supply systems is a major dev...
An assessment of rural water supply sustainability was commissioned by the World Bank in 16 countrie...
By 2015, to halve the population without sustainable access to safe drinking water and basic sanita...
This study assessed sustainability of rural water supply projects in Bahi and Chamwino districts, Do...
Innovation is needed to develop rural water supply to support sub-Saharan Africa communities that ar...
Thesis (M. (Consumer Science))--North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2005.The South African ...
One of the major challenges facing most community managed rural water supplies is lack of Sustainabi...
Eighty percent of the 780 million people worldwide that access water from an unimproved source live ...
This paper discusses rural water supply at grassroots level, and challenges the assumption that a co...
The overall aim of the current research is to develop a consumer satisfaction based practice framewo...
Supply of safe drinking water is well-recognised as a catalyst for improving public health and socia...
The definition of sustainability, as it pertains to drinking water supply (DWS) services, consists o...
Today, over 1 billion people lack access to a clean, safe, and reliable drinking water supply. As a ...
The lack of sustainability in rural water supply remains a demanding challenge, even after several d...
A study into the sustainability of rural, small piped water systems in Rwanda found that: a) the ene...
Philosophiae Doctor - PhD (Earth Science)Sustainability of rural water supply systems is a major dev...
An assessment of rural water supply sustainability was commissioned by the World Bank in 16 countrie...
By 2015, to halve the population without sustainable access to safe drinking water and basic sanita...
This study assessed sustainability of rural water supply projects in Bahi and Chamwino districts, Do...
Innovation is needed to develop rural water supply to support sub-Saharan Africa communities that ar...
Thesis (M. (Consumer Science))--North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2005.The South African ...
One of the major challenges facing most community managed rural water supplies is lack of Sustainabi...
Eighty percent of the 780 million people worldwide that access water from an unimproved source live ...
This paper discusses rural water supply at grassroots level, and challenges the assumption that a co...