Republic of India : Piloting and Operationalization of City Sanitation Plans towards Outcome Oriented Sector Investments

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作者：

World Bank

来源地址：

http://hdl.handle.net/10986/21899

关键词：

LIVING STANDARDS;  SANITATION;  REGULATORY FRAMEWORK;  TREATMENT PLANT;  URBANIZATION;  SANITATION POLICY;  WASTE MANAGEMENT;  IMPROVING WATER SUPPLY;  SANITATION SERVICE;  REGIONAL STRATEGY;  INFORMATION SYSTEM;  POLICY FRAMEWORK;  LATRINE;  EQUITABLE ACCESS;  LOCAL GOVERNMENTS;  WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT;  WATER SUPPLY;  INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT;  URBAN WATER;  SAFE COLLECTION;  LEGAL STATUS;  INDIVIDUAL HOUSEHOLDS;  GOVERNMENT CAPACITY;  HEALTH;  CAPACITY BUILDING;  TARIFF SETTING;  SANITATION IMPROVEMENTS;  BEHAVIOUR CHANGE;  SANITATION FACILITY;  SANITATION PROJECTS;  MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS;  LANDFILL SITE;  SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS;  INFORMATION SYSTEMS;  TREATMENT FACILITIES;  SAFE DISPOSAL;  PUBLIC HEALTH;  MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE;  URBAN CENTRE;  KNOWLEDGE;  COMMUNITY TOILET;  INSTITUTIONAL MECHANISMS;  WATER MANAGEMENT;  SEWER CONNECTION;  ADVOCACY CAMPAIGNS;  TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE;  SEWER SYSTEM;  TRAINING;  COMMUNITY TOILETS;  SANITATION ACCESS;  TOILET;  SANITATION DATA;  WATER TREATMENT;  WATER;  MIGRATION;  ADOPTION;  AWARENESS CREATION;  HOUSEHOLD INCOME;  SEWERAGE SYSTEMS;  DISSEMINATION;  POLLUTION;  SERVICE PROVIDER;  SERVICE PROVISION;  HOLISTIC MANNER;  SERVICE DELIVERY;  UTILITY;  URBAN DWELLERS;  TOILETS;  HOUSEHOLD ASSETS;  PIT LATRINES;  FINANCIAL COMMITMENTS;  PIT LATRINE;  POPULATION STATUS;  PROGRESS;  HOUSEHOLD LEVEL;  FREE WILL;  USER CHARGES;  REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS;  URBAN SANITATION;  DISPOSAL OF WASTEWATER;  SITE SANITATION;  URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE;  HOUSEHOLD SANITATION;  CONNECTIONS;  NATIONAL GOVERNMENT;  SOLID WASTE;  COLLECTION EFFICIENCY;  UNIVERSAL ACCESS;  WORKSHOP;  CONNECTION;  SANITATION PROGRAM;  TOILET BLOCKS;  URBAN AREAS;  SANITATION SECTOR;  SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT;  DISPOSAL SYSTEM;  WORKSHOPS;  URBAN DEVELOPMENT;  POLICY;  CITIZENS;  SANITATION INTERVENTIONS;  SEWAGE TREATMENT;  URBAN LOCAL;  WATER COLLECTION;  STATE GOVERNMENTS;  SANITATION SERVICES;  NETWORK;  SANITATION REQUIREMENTS;  URBAN WATER SUPPLY;  URBAN CENTRES;  SEPTIC TANKS;  SANITATION SYSTEMS;  SANITATION INFRASTRUCTURE;  POPULATION;  WASTE WATER MANAGEMENT;  SEPTIC TANK;  SANITATION IMPROVEMENT;  LATRINES;  URBAN HOUSEHOLDS;  ACCESS TO SANITATION;  POLICY FORMULATION;  HUMAN EXCRETA;  SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT;  WOMEN;  SANITATION SERVICE DELIVERY;  SAFETY;  URBAN POPULATION;  SANITATION SOLUTIONS;  BEHAVIOR CHANGE;  PUBLIC TOILETS;  SEWERAGE;  SANITATION FACILITIES;  SANITATION STRATEGIES;  Report;  Rapport;  Informe; 

年份：

2015

出版地：

Washington,USA

语种：

English

摘要：

This synthesis report details the process, outputs and intermediate outcomes of the World Bank's Water and Sanitation Program (WSP) Technical Assistance (TA) to pilot and operationalize city sanitation plans (CSPs) towards outcome oriented sector investments (P131967). This TA addresses issues of ad hoc planning though CSPs that are holistic, intended for city-wide implementation and address the full cycle of sanitation. However, prior to preparation and operationalization of CSPs, it was recognized that this needed to be anchored in a statewide sanitation program. The statewide sanitation program needed to: estimate and provide for the capital requirements to address the gaps in sanitation infrastructure across the sanitation service delivery chain (collection, treatment and disposal), estimate the operation and maintenance (OM) requirements, and set out the framework for prioritization of cities, and attendant institutional frameworks. This TA aimed at piloting and operationalization of CSPs towards outcome oriented sector investments, by supporting (i) select state and local governments with technical assistance to operationalize city sanitation plans by targeting outcome oriented investments, and (ii) improving the institutional and regulatory framework and strengthening state and local government capacity for efficient and sustainable delivery of Government of India or World Bank or other development partner funded programs.