Rural water sector reform in Ghana : a major change in policy and structure : Riforme sectorielle de l'eau en milieu rural au Ghana : un changement majeur de politique et de structure (French)

In little more than a decade Ghana has transformed the structure and strategy of its rural water supply sector. In 1990 external support agencies, nongovernmental organizations and a government parastatal organization planned and constructed rural water supplies, and the parastatal was also responsible for maintaining them. By 2000, district assemblies and communities played a significant role in planning supplies, the private sector had become active...
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Rural water sector reform in Ghana : a major change in policy and structure : Riforme sectorielle de l'eau en milieu rural au Ghana : un changement majeur de politique et de structure (French). Water and Sanitation Program field note|no. 2 Washington, DC: World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/572271468749372500

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