Agrarian Development Studies, 6. Impact and economic of community water supply : a study of rural water investment in kenya / Carruthers, I. D.

Public ISBD Titre de série : Agrarian Development Studies, 6 Titre : Impact and economic of community water supply : a study of rural water investment in kenya Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Carruthers, I. D. Mention d'édition : Wye College/University of London Editeur : Wye College/University of London Année de publication : 1973 ISBN/ISSN/EAN : CI-10792 Note générale : This study documents experience and discusses problems related to rural water development in Kenya. It is the specific objective of this study to integrate the various technical, engineering, agricultural and medical aspects of this investment process using an economist's approach. The evidence of this study is that few of the potential health and economic gains are being realised at present. Water investments have traditionally been regarded a public utilities and required to pass financial productivity tests. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Alimentation en eau  Hydraulique villageoise  Zone rurale  Ressource en eau  Investissement  Santé publique  Agriculture  Besoin en eau  Financement  Politique de l'eau Index. décimale : 644.6 Alimentation en eau Résumé : This study documents experience and discusses problems related to rural water development in Kenya. It is the specific objective of this study to integrate the various technical, engineering, agricultural and medical aspects of this investment process using an economist's approach. The evidence of this study is that few of the potential health and economic gains are being realised at present. Water investments have traditionally been regarded a public utilities and required to pass financial productivity tests. Note de contenu : This study documents experience and discusses problems related to rural water development in Kenya. It is the specific objective of this study to integrate the various technical, engineering, agricultural and medical aspects of this investment process using an economist's approach. The evidence of this study is that few of the potential health and economic gains are being realised at present. Water investments have traditionally been regarded a public utilities and required to pass financial productivity tests. Agrarian Development Studies, 6. Impact and economic of community water supply : a study of rural water investment in kenya [texte imprimé] / Carruthers, I. D.  . -  Wye College/University of London . - Wye College/University of London, 1973. ISSN : CI-10792 This study documents experience and discusses problems related to rural water development in Kenya. It is the specific objective of this study to integrate the various technical, engineering, agricultural and medical aspects of this investment process using an economist's approach. The evidence of this study is that few of the potential health and economic gains are being realised at present. Water investments have traditionally been regarded a public utilities and required to pass financial productivity tests. Langues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Alimentation en eau  Hydraulique villageoise  Zone rurale  Ressource en eau  Investissement  Santé publique  Agriculture  Besoin en eau  Financement  Politique de l'eau Index. décimale : 644.6 Alimentation en eau Résumé : This study documents experience and discusses problems related to rural water development in Kenya. It is the specific objective of this study to integrate the various technical, engineering, agricultural and medical aspects of this investment process using an economist's approach. The evidence of this study is that few of the potential health and economic gains are being realised at present. Water investments have traditionally been regarded a public utilities and required to pass financial productivity tests. Note de contenu : This study documents experience and discusses problems related to rural water development in Kenya. It is the specific objective of this study to integrate the various technical, engineering, agricultural and medical aspects of this investment process using an economist's approach. The evidence of this study is that few of the potential health and economic gains are being realised at present. Water investments have traditionally been regarded a public utilities and required to pass financial productivity tests.

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