Converging intentions, diverging realities : rights vs. growth-based approaches to safe sanitation provision in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

(i) to further reinforce cooperation with all Member States through sustained strategic, technical and operational support to national water supply and

The objective of this publication is to provide national and subnational policy-makers responsible for water and sanitation interventions with complementary guidance on defining

Proportion of people in the Western Pacific countries using basic sanitation facilities and other types of sanitation options, and aggregated statistics for the Western

Users may need to establish an organiza- tion that can effectively deal with issues, such as the control or supervision of water use, preventing water contamination, O&M

Noting that global driving forces, including population growth, urbanization and climate change, are expected to affect significantly the availability and quality of access to

• Between 1886-1944, the water supply for Addis Ababa was derived from groundwater in the form of springs and dug wells.. Additional demand necessitated treatment of surface water

Furthermore, it made it possible to examine the topic and evaluate the implementation process ofthe Beijing Platform for Action from three different perspectives: (i) adolescent

Specifically, since i t was found that the great responsibility of low results of the implementation of the Decade programme mainly lay on African member States most of which seemed