Titlebook: Understanding and Managing Urban Water in Transition; Quentin Grafton,Katherine A. Daniell,Noel Wai Wah Book 2015 Springer Science+Busine

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Challenges for Water Supply and Sanitation in Developing Countries: Case Studies from Zimbabweologies, ill-defined institutional frameworks, capacity limitations, and neglect of rural areas. Poor water supply and sanitation in Zimbabwe is typified by the cholera outbreak of 2008/09 which killed nearly 4,300 out of the 99,000 that were affected. The general conclusion of this chapter is that

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The Challenges of Providing Water and Sanitation to Urban Slum Settlements in South Africalenges of providing water and sanitation to urban slum settlements in South Africa. The challenges include rising backlogs, poor cost recovery, a pervasive culture of non-payment for water services, and huge and unsustainable water deficits. These challenges hamper the ability of municipalities to p

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Integrating Water Quality into Urban Water Management and Planning While Addressing the Challenge offor-purpose water quality, it is crucial to both maintain and demonstrate the level of public health safety and protection in water supply. A systematic but flexible approach is needed to manage public health risks, either by framing and guiding the development of new supply schemes, or by assessing