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    Improving Life for the Poor Through Water Supply and Sanitation

    Asian Development Bank | June 2001
    Abstract
    This summary of evaluation studies in the water supply and sanitation sector is the fourth in the Assessing Development Impact (ADI) Series of the Operations Evaluation Department (OED) of the Asian Development Bank (ADB). It presents the major findings, lessons, issues, and conclusions of OED’s recent studies and reports in the sector. Water supply and sanitation alone accounted for $4 billion, equivalent to 5 percent of total lending, as of December 2000. Most of this assistance has been for the construction of water source pumping facilities, treatment plants, booster pumps, reservoirs, and/or main and distribution pipelines. There has also been technical assistance of almost $65 million for preparation of projects and strengthening the local agencies that run the water services.
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    Asian Development Bank. 2001. Improving Life for the Poor Through Water Supply and Sanitation. © Asian Development Bank. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/5452.
    Keywords
    Access To Water
    Available Water
    Demand For Water
    Drinking Water
    Drinking Water And Sanitation
    Freshwater
    Groundwater Quality
    Managing Water Resources
    Demand For Water
    Urban Development
    Urban Conditions
    Urban Areas
    Public Water Supplies
    Water & Sanitation Assocation (Wasa)
    Water And Sanitation
    Urban Plans
    Economic Development
    Urban concentration
    Sewage management
    Sanitation services wastes
    Water Shortage
    Urban renewal
    Local government
    Fresh water
    Water quality management
    Drinking water protection
    Water quality
    Water availability
    Public utilities
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    Asian Development Bank
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    Urban
    Water
     
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