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Making rural water supply sustainable: report on the impact of project rules

This study analyzes different approaches to rural water supply delivery. It seeks to: i) clarify what is meant by demand-responsiveness both in theory and in practice, ii) assess the degree of demand-responsiveness in project rules, and iii) evaluate the relationship between demand-responsiveness and sustainability of water systems. The study applies multivariate regression techniques to indicators collected from 125 community water systems in six countries. The indicators are based upon primary data obtained through indepth household surveys, structured interviews with groups charged with system management, and technical evaluations of each system.