Community Water Supply and Sanitation;quality of service delivery;rural community;infrastructure and service delivery;social accountability mechanism;rural service delivery ...  Voir la suite duplication of efforts;rural investment;pumped water supply;road and bridges;sustainable forest products;quality of infrastructure;procurement efficiency;public service delivery;education and health;types of finance;climate change adaptation;amount of fund;infrastructure and services;local economic activity;capacity for implementation;privileges and immunity;social and environmental;members of parliament;interministerial coordination;quality assurance process;data collection forms;sand and gravel;provincial planning;cost data;budget shortfall;small-scale infrastructure;provincial administration;community contribution;community hall;technical expertise;provincial development;local development;future investment;small grants;ward levels;participatory planning;funds flow;strategic focus;rural area;resource centre;health infrastructure;public good;project budgets;community level;political supporters;Population Density;bridge repair;capacity requirements;emergency repair;management structure;electricity access;housing stock;health clinic;living condition;fund allocations;disadvantaged household;provincial fund;Public Infrastructure;sustainable livelihood;health clinics;spatial planning;village development;donor financing;beneficiary cost;long-term commitment;public reporting;supply base;funding program;Public Goods;government sector;provincial data;committee meeting;government stakeholders;public discourse;media coverage;delivery mechanism;professional skill;administrative cost;open competition;sector fund;small island;sea wall;competitive procurement;village group;transparency measures;interest group;data gathering;female perspective;freshwater project;capital expenditure;support system;geographic orientation;project costing;funding gap;community committee;dispersed population;local travel;geographic isolation;private good;core service;government capacity;road maintenance;rural business;global context;Exchange Rates;economic infrastructure;funds transfer;urban community;administrative control;approval process;standard design;corporate plan;financial sustainability;sound design;community group;village meeting;project types;government transfer;village participation;local area;audit approach;public fund;public accountability;social auditing;  Réduire