The pattern of urbanization in India is characterized by continual concentration of population and activities in large cities; this is manifested in a high percentage of urban population being concentrated in the large cities. This research article attempts to revisit the debate on 'metropolitan governance' and 'service delivery concepts' in the context of efficient service delivery model for water supply and comparative analysis of efficient service delivery model in Bangalore Metropolitan Center and Metropolitan region. The service delivery model for water supply was framed using various water utility indicators to know the service delivery index, operational efficiency index and performance index within the Bangalore Metropolitan Center ...
Abstract: Today urban area is growing very past with the challenges of infrastructure faciliti...
Economic growth of any nation like India depends on growth of cities. In India 31% of the total popu...
Network utilities across the world are subject to regulation and political scrutiny. In developing c...
The pattern of urbanization in India is characterized by continual concentration of population and a...
This book investigates institutional dimensions of urban water supply in India, with a specific focu...
This paper reviews the urban water and sanitation scenario in metropolitan cities. Section 1 focuses...
Public service access in low- and middle- income countries is shaped by how much governments spend o...
The study highlights the potable water supply and demand of the city of Bangalore (India), and the c...
The focus of this thesis is the innovative process by which citizens in Bangalore, India have become...
This paper seeks to contribute to the limited literature on water governance in small towns in India...
In this report, an urban water sector CDM project in Karnataka, India, is profiled as a case-study t...
8 p.International audienceIn India, the limited impact of the decentralisation reform on urban drink...
Over the years, the nature of drinking water supply and associated practices of consumption and regu...
Decentralization reconfigures urban water governance by transferring responsibilities for service de...
Public-private partnerships (PPP) are an important governance strategy that has recently emerged as ...
Abstract: Today urban area is growing very past with the challenges of infrastructure faciliti...
Economic growth of any nation like India depends on growth of cities. In India 31% of the total popu...
Network utilities across the world are subject to regulation and political scrutiny. In developing c...
The pattern of urbanization in India is characterized by continual concentration of population and a...
This book investigates institutional dimensions of urban water supply in India, with a specific focu...
This paper reviews the urban water and sanitation scenario in metropolitan cities. Section 1 focuses...
Public service access in low- and middle- income countries is shaped by how much governments spend o...
The study highlights the potable water supply and demand of the city of Bangalore (India), and the c...
The focus of this thesis is the innovative process by which citizens in Bangalore, India have become...
This paper seeks to contribute to the limited literature on water governance in small towns in India...
In this report, an urban water sector CDM project in Karnataka, India, is profiled as a case-study t...
8 p.International audienceIn India, the limited impact of the decentralisation reform on urban drink...
Over the years, the nature of drinking water supply and associated practices of consumption and regu...
Decentralization reconfigures urban water governance by transferring responsibilities for service de...
Public-private partnerships (PPP) are an important governance strategy that has recently emerged as ...
Abstract: Today urban area is growing very past with the challenges of infrastructure faciliti...
Economic growth of any nation like India depends on growth of cities. In India 31% of the total popu...
Network utilities across the world are subject to regulation and political scrutiny. In developing c...