Private Operator Model on Financial Sustainability : A Case of Homa Bay Water Supply Schemes

Name: Private Operator Model on Financial Sustainability : A Case of Homa Bay Water Supply Schemes
Author: Maryline Akinyi Agwa
ISBN: 9786200117908

Maryline Akinyi Agwa

Language: English

Published by LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, 2020

620011790X / 9786200117908

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Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Financial Sustainability of water schemes is vital for ensuring continuous provision of water service. Reducing the Government¿s participation in direct delivery of water services, encouraging participation of private operators, enhances efficiency and sustainability of water services. The book show evidence of a significant relationship between the private operator model and financial sustainability of rural water schemes. Based on key concepts of the four pillars model of financial sustainability, this book anvils the statistical relationship between various attributes of Homa Bay Water and Sewarage company and financial sustainability of its rural water services. The book concludes that consistent implementation of strategic and financial plans, improving diversification of internal income sources, ensuring that procurement activities are strictly guided by relevant laws and policies, as well as reducing non-revenue water and unaccounted for water, are crucial for improving the operator¿s competitiveness in the commercialised water market, as well as performance in defraying O&M costs and achieving financial sustainability for its rural water schemes.

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Title: Private Operator Model on Financial Sustainability : A Case of Homa Bay Water Supply Schemes
Author: Maryline Akinyi Agwa
Publisher: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
Publication year: 2020
Condition: Hervorragend
Binding: Soft cover
Language: English
ISBN 10: 620011790X
ISBN 13: 9786200117908
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