This paper reviewed the operation of the Small Scale Commercial Water Providers (SSCWP) in Yola, the capital of Adamawa state, North Central Nigeria. It provide an insight into their contributions, pattern of expenditure on commercial water supply, their operational constraints and possible solutionsand implications of all these issues for sustainable urban development. The methodology employed a household survey and a survey covering the operations of the SSCWP as well as government officials. Results obtained show that 65% of households in Yola presently rely on SSCWP as a coping strategy. The study recommends regulatory oversight to be created through legislation geared towards a water policy that will improve access to portable water ba...
As world population and industrial-agricultural outputs have increased, the use of water has accele...
Adequate provision of water facilities is very import towards ensuring uninterrupted water supply to...
Making freshwater available in urban centre are major challenge to be faced in 21st century globally...
This paper reviewed the operation of the Small Scale Commercial Water Providers (SSCWP) in Yola, the...
There are about 40 million people now living in urban cities and towns in Nigeria. The urban populat...
An exponential increase in the global population has seriously put pressure on land and water resour...
In most developing countries, Government policies on water supply, if any, fail to take cognisance o...
The purpose of this study is to review past works in water demands and sustainable water supply plan...
Copyright © 2014 ISSR Journals. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Common...
In the Nigerian Federation, water supply is a state responsibility. State governments have therefore...
In the absence of conventional water supply system in Onitsha, Nigeria, self-supply model, which is ...
Water sustains large human activities without adequate care. Portable water supply is vital for heal...
Kaduna State of Nigeria has a 1991 population of 4.1 million of which 58 per cent is served with wat...
This study assessed the contribution of Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Agency (RUWASSA) tothe pro...
Access to safe water supply is one of the fundamental basic needs for human survival. This study exa...
As world population and industrial-agricultural outputs have increased, the use of water has accele...
Adequate provision of water facilities is very import towards ensuring uninterrupted water supply to...
Making freshwater available in urban centre are major challenge to be faced in 21st century globally...
This paper reviewed the operation of the Small Scale Commercial Water Providers (SSCWP) in Yola, the...
There are about 40 million people now living in urban cities and towns in Nigeria. The urban populat...
An exponential increase in the global population has seriously put pressure on land and water resour...
In most developing countries, Government policies on water supply, if any, fail to take cognisance o...
The purpose of this study is to review past works in water demands and sustainable water supply plan...
Copyright © 2014 ISSR Journals. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Common...
In the Nigerian Federation, water supply is a state responsibility. State governments have therefore...
In the absence of conventional water supply system in Onitsha, Nigeria, self-supply model, which is ...
Water sustains large human activities without adequate care. Portable water supply is vital for heal...
Kaduna State of Nigeria has a 1991 population of 4.1 million of which 58 per cent is served with wat...
This study assessed the contribution of Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Agency (RUWASSA) tothe pro...
Access to safe water supply is one of the fundamental basic needs for human survival. This study exa...
As world population and industrial-agricultural outputs have increased, the use of water has accele...
Adequate provision of water facilities is very import towards ensuring uninterrupted water supply to...
Making freshwater available in urban centre are major challenge to be faced in 21st century globally...