Factors influencing community’s adoption of domestic water conservation measures in Moshi Rural District, Tanzania

Lyatuu, John Menyansumba; Tuni, Tumaini Allan; Kilawe, Charles Joseph

doi:10.1007/s40899-023-00970-8

Sustain. Water Resour. Manag.

2023

DOI: 10.1007/s40899-023-00970-8

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Factors influencing community’s adoption of domestic water conservation measures in Moshi Rural District, Tanzania

John Menyansumba Lyatuu,

Tumaini Allan Tuni,

Charles Joseph Kilawe

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“…Community participation, organization, and sustainability rely upon the conviction that water is a monetary and, furthermore, a social good (Lyatuu et al, 2023). While evaluating water programs at the community level, in addition to using different tools that are helpful for evaluating the performance of a program are community participation, management, sustainability indicators, and financial resources.…”

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Impacts of Community Participation on Sustainability of Rural Water Supply Sytems: A Study from District Lahore, Pakistan

Yasmin,

Ullah,

Afzal

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The availability and functionality of an improved water supply system among the population are basic human rights and imperative to prevent numerous viral/infectious diseases. The provision of safe drinking water, improved sanitation, and hygiene plays a central role in individual and communal health, but unfortunately, the situation is strikingly poor among nations, especially in developing countries like Pakistan. To understand the existing situation and the impacts of community participation on the sustainability of the water supply system, this study was conducted in the district of Lahore, Pakistan. The prime objective was to find out the participation of the community in planning, execution, operation and maintenance, evaluation process, and the management approaches and techniques with a view of seeing how best community participation level contributed to the sustainability of the water supply program. For this purpose, a simple random sampling procedure was applied to draw the sample from the population. A semi-structured questionnaire was used as a tool for data collection and validated through pilot testing. Results showed that participatory approaches in water supply program planning, execution, operation, maintenance, and evaluation led to community satisfaction and program sustainability.

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Impacts of Community Participation on Sustainability of Rural Water Supply Sytems: A Study from District Lahore, Pakistan

Yasmin,

Ullah,

Afzal

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Does rural water resource outcry elevate communities’ conservation for livelihoods in a pooled resource? A case of Mvomero district, Morogoro region, Tanzania

Theodory,

Kitole

2024

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Factors influencing community’s adoption of domestic water conservation measures in Moshi Rural District, Tanzania

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Impacts of Community Participation on Sustainability of Rural Water Supply Sytems: A Study from District Lahore, Pakistan

Impacts of Community Participation on Sustainability of Rural Water Supply Sytems: A Study from District Lahore, Pakistan

Does rural water resource outcry elevate communities’ conservation for livelihoods in a pooled resource? A case of Mvomero district, Morogoro region, Tanzania

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