Research reports
Benefits of private sector engagement with local communities when providing urban water services in developing countries
2001 Available in English
A member of the local community gathering water from a community water tap in the Gisagara district of Rwanda, where Tearfund are working with partner African Evangelistic Enterprise. Photo: Chris Hoskins/Tearfund
This report builds the case for community participation in the operations of the international private water sector, by considering the value of participatory approaches throughout the project cycle.
Intended for those involved in the water industry, it aims to influence the development of pro-poor best practice in the international water business.
If you found this resource useful, please share it with others so they can benefit too.
Be the first to hear about our latest learning and resources
Sign up now - Get our email updates
Tools and guides
Guidance for adoption of Water Safety Plans at community level
Available in 2 languages
Tools and guides
How to improve water resource management by working with government and civil society
Available in 4 languages
Research reports
A literature review on the use of sensor technology to support handpumps
Available in 1 language
Tools and guides
Guidance for adoption of Water Safety Plans at community level
Available in 2 languages
Tools and guides
How to improve water resource management by working with government and civil society
Available in 4 languages
Research reports
A literature review on the use of sensor technology to support handpumps
Available in 1 language
Tools and guides
Guidance for adoption of Water Safety Plans at community level
Available in 2 languages
Tools and guides
How to improve water resource management by working with government and civil society
Available in 4 languages
Research reports
A literature review on the use of sensor technology to support handpumps
Available in 1 language
Your privacy and peace of mind are important to us. We are committed to keeping your data safe. We only collect data from people for specific purposes and once that purpose has finished, we won’t hold on to the data.
For further information, including a full list of individual cookies, please see our privacy policy.
