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Republic of India : Piloting and Operationalization of City Sanitation Plans towards Outcome Oriented Sector Investments

This synthesis report details the process, outputs and intermediate outcomes of the World Bank’s Water and Sanitation Program (WSP) Technical Assistance (TA) to pilot and operationalize city sanitation plans (CSPs) towards outcome oriented sector i...

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Main Author: World Bank
Language:English
en_US
Published: Washington, DC 2015
Subjects:
LIVING STANDARDS
SANITATION
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
TREATMENT PLANT
URBANIZATION
SANITATION POLICY
WASTE MANAGEMENT
IMPROVING WATER SUPPLY
SANITATION SERVICE
REGIONAL STRATEGY
INFORMATION SYSTEM
POLICY FRAMEWORK
LATRINE
EQUITABLE ACCESS
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT
WATER SUPPLY
INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
URBAN WATER
SAFE COLLECTION
LEGAL STATUS
INDIVIDUAL HOUSEHOLDS
GOVERNMENT CAPACITY
HEALTH
CAPACITY BUILDING
TARIFF SETTING
SANITATION IMPROVEMENTS
BEHAVIOUR CHANGE
SANITATION FACILITY
SANITATION PROJECTS
MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
LANDFILL SITE
SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
TREATMENT FACILITIES
SAFE DISPOSAL
PUBLIC HEALTH
MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE
URBAN CENTRE
KNOWLEDGE
COMMUNITY TOILET
INSTITUTIONAL MECHANISMS
WATER MANAGEMENT
SEWER CONNECTION
ADVOCACY CAMPAIGNS
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
SEWER SYSTEM
TRAINING
COMMUNITY TOILETS
SANITATION ACCESS
TOILET
SANITATION DATA
WATER TREATMENT
WATER
MIGRATION
ADOPTION
AWARENESS CREATION
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
SEWERAGE SYSTEMS
DISSEMINATION
POLLUTION
SERVICE PROVIDER
SERVICE PROVISION
HOLISTIC MANNER
SERVICE DELIVERY
UTILITY
URBAN DWELLERS
TOILETS
HOUSEHOLD ASSETS
PIT LATRINES
FINANCIAL COMMITMENTS
PIT LATRINE
POPULATION STATUS
PROGRESS
HOUSEHOLD LEVEL
FREE WILL
USER CHARGES
REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS
URBAN SANITATION
DISPOSAL OF WASTEWATER
SITE SANITATION
URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE
HOUSEHOLD SANITATION
CONNECTIONS
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
SOLID WASTE
COLLECTION EFFICIENCY
UNIVERSAL ACCESS
WORKSHOP
CONNECTION
SANITATION PROGRAM
TOILET BLOCKS
URBAN AREAS
SANITATION SECTOR
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
DISPOSAL SYSTEM
WORKSHOPS
URBAN DEVELOPMENT
POLICY
CITIZENS
SANITATION INTERVENTIONS
SEWAGE TREATMENT
URBAN LOCAL
WATER COLLECTION
STATE GOVERNMENTS
SANITATION SERVICES
NETWORK
SANITATION REQUIREMENTS
URBAN WATER SUPPLY
URBAN CENTRES
SEPTIC TANKS
SANITATION SYSTEMS
SANITATION INFRASTRUCTURE
POPULATION
WASTE WATER MANAGEMENT
SEPTIC TANK
SANITATION IMPROVEMENT
LATRINES
URBAN HOUSEHOLDS
ACCESS TO SANITATION
POLICY FORMULATION
HUMAN EXCRETA
SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
WOMEN
SANITATION SERVICE DELIVERY
SAFETY
URBAN POPULATION
SANITATION SOLUTIONS
BEHAVIOR CHANGE
PUBLIC TOILETS
SEWERAGE
SANITATION FACILITIES
SANITATION STRATEGIES
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/04/24434369/india-piloting-operationalization-city-sanitation-plans-towards-outcome-oriented-sector-investments
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/21899
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Summary:This synthesis report details the process, outputs and intermediate outcomes of the World Bank’s Water and Sanitation Program (WSP) Technical Assistance (TA) to pilot and operationalize city sanitation plans (CSPs) towards outcome oriented sector investments (P131967). This TA addresses issues of ad hoc planning though CSPs that are holistic, intended for city-wide implementation and address the full cycle of sanitation. However, prior to preparation and operationalization of CSPs, it was recognized that this needed to be anchored in a statewide sanitation program. The statewide sanitation program needed to: estimate and provide for the capital requirements to address the gaps in sanitation infrastructure across the sanitation service delivery chain (collection, treatment and disposal), estimate the operation and maintenance (OM) requirements, and set out the framework for prioritization of cities, and attendant institutional frameworks. This TA aimed at piloting and operationalization of CSPs towards outcome oriented sector investments, by supporting (i) select state and local governments with technical assistance to operationalize city sanitation plans by targeting outcome oriented investments, and (ii) improving the institutional and regulatory framework and strengthening state and local government capacity for efficient and sustainable delivery of Government of India or World Bank or other development partner funded programs.

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