Water Service Delivery Issues and Challenges for the Urban Poor Zones in Southwestern Uganda.
The article aims to examine the issues and challenges associated with providing water services to urban impoverished areas in Southwestern Uganda. The research methodology employed in this study involved conducting a comprehensive desktop study and literature review, systematically searching, and se...
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| description | The article aims to examine the issues and challenges associated with providing water services to urban impoverished areas in Southwestern Uganda. The research methodology employed in this study involved conducting a comprehensive desktop study and literature review, systematically searching, and selecting peer-reviewed journal articles, books, and conference proceedings
within a specified scope, using carefully chosen keywords and search criteria. After collating and evaluating the selected literature, a thorough synthesis was done to identify existing knowledge gaps and provide insights into the research questions under investigation. The main findings of the results highlight the need for integrated service models to expand water service delivery for the urban poor zones in southwestern Uganda. The study concludes that the problems addressed in this research and the suggestions presented provide the basis for improving water services to urban impoverished areas in Southwestern Uganda. This
research will broaden service models for urban areas while also creating service models for locations with features of impoverished conditions. It is crucial to remember that households in urban cells were more likely to use improved water sources (including piped water on-premises), make regular payments for water,rely on shared sanitation facilities, and use manual sludge emptying services. |
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| spelling | oai:idr.kab.ac.ug:20.500.12493-20122024-08-01T00:01:17Z Water Service Delivery Issues and Challenges for the Urban Poor Zones in Southwestern Uganda. Muhamya, Horace Ocan, Johnson Adyanga, Francis Akena Water service challenges Rural and Urban Poor communities Water and Sanitation The article aims to examine the issues and challenges associated with providing water services to urban impoverished areas in Southwestern Uganda. The research methodology employed in this study involved conducting a comprehensive desktop study and literature review, systematically searching, and selecting peer-reviewed journal articles, books, and conference proceedings within a specified scope, using carefully chosen keywords and search criteria. After collating and evaluating the selected literature, a thorough synthesis was done to identify existing knowledge gaps and provide insights into the research questions under investigation. The main findings of the results highlight the need for integrated service models to expand water service delivery for the urban poor zones in southwestern Uganda. The study concludes that the problems addressed in this research and the suggestions presented provide the basis for improving water services to urban impoverished areas in Southwestern Uganda. This research will broaden service models for urban areas while also creating service models for locations with features of impoverished conditions. It is crucial to remember that households in urban cells were more likely to use improved water sources (including piped water on-premises), make regular payments for water,rely on shared sanitation facilities, and use manual sludge emptying services. 2024-06-04T13:28:42Z 2024-06-04T13:28:42Z 2024 Article Muhamya, H., Ocan, J. & Adyanga, A. F. (2024). Water Service Delivery Issues and Challenges for the Urban Poor Zones in Southwestern Uganda. Kabale: Kabale University. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12493/2012 en_US application/pdf Kabale University |
| spellingShingle | Water service challenges Rural and Urban Poor communities Water and Sanitation Muhamya, Horace Ocan, Johnson Adyanga, Francis Akena Water Service Delivery Issues and Challenges for the Urban Poor Zones in Southwestern Uganda. |
| title | Water Service Delivery Issues and Challenges for the Urban Poor Zones in Southwestern Uganda. |
| title_full | Water Service Delivery Issues and Challenges for the Urban Poor Zones in Southwestern Uganda. |
| title_fullStr | Water Service Delivery Issues and Challenges for the Urban Poor Zones in Southwestern Uganda. |
| title_full_unstemmed | Water Service Delivery Issues and Challenges for the Urban Poor Zones in Southwestern Uganda. |
| title_short | Water Service Delivery Issues and Challenges for the Urban Poor Zones in Southwestern Uganda. |
| title_sort | water service delivery issues and challenges for the urban poor zones in southwestern uganda |
| topic | Water service challenges Rural and Urban Poor communities Water and Sanitation |
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