Operations and Maintenance of Rural Infrastructure in Community-Driven Development and Community-Based Projects : Lessons Learned and Case Studies of Good Practice

Operations and Maintenance of Rural Infrastructure in Community-Driven Development and Community-Based Projects : Lessons Learned and Case Studies of Good Practice

This paper is organized into three main sections. Section one presents the background, objectives, scope, and limitations of the study. It also provides a general definition of OM and presents prototypical OM arrangements for rural CDD and communit...

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Main Authors: Salomonsen, Andreas, Diachok, Myrtle
Format: Working Paper
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2015
Subjects:
COMPLAINTS HANDLING
SANITATION
WATER QUALITY
WATER SUPPLIES
WATER SERVICES
COMMUNITY SANITATION
WATER SUPPLY MANAGEMENT
WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM
LOCAL AUTHORITIES
LOCAL CAPACITY
PASSENGERS
SAFE DRINKING WATER
TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE
WATER SECTOR
VEHICLES
MONTHLY WATER BILL
WATER SYSTEMS
COMMUNITY WATER SUPPLY
JETTIES
WATER METERS
WATER SUPPLY
COST SHARING
REGULATORY AGENCY
RURAL TRANSPORT
TOLL
TARIFF SETTING
WATER SCHEMES
TRAFFIC
TAX
TOWNS
ROAD MAINTENANCE
RURAL WATER
SMALL TOWNS
CASH FLOWS
RURAL COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION
MAINTENANCE COSTS
MUNICIPALITIES
WATER SYSTEM
TRAFFIC VOLUME
LOCAL TRANSPORT
STREET LIGHTING
PRIVATE OPERATOR
VEHICLE
ROAD
TOLLS
PRIVATE OPERATORS
COSTS
TRAINING
ROAD NETWORK
COST RECOVERY
ROAD SECTOR
TRANSPORT
RURAL WATER SUPPLY
PAVEMENT MAINTENANCE
OPERATIONAL COSTS
WATER
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS
SUSTAINABLE WATER
CONTRACT MANAGEMENT
DRAINAGE
MAINTENANCE “COSTS
SERVICE PROVIDER
NUMBER OF BENEFICIARIES
POTABLE WATER
SMALL TOWN
SERVICE DELIVERY
RURAL ROADS
RURAL VILLAGES
GRANTS
INFRASTRUCTURE
WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS
INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT
INITIATIVES
RURAL COMMUNITIES
TRANSPORTATION
INSPECTION
POLICIES
WATER USER
HEAVY TRUCKS
TRUCKS
HAND PUMP
UTILITIES
INVESTMENT PROJECT
TRAINS
SYSTEMS
COLLECTION EFFICIENCY
RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
NONMOTORIZED TRANSPORT
HEAVY VEHICLES
COMMUNITY WATER
FINANCIAL BURDEN
MAINTENANCE CONTRACTS
WATER TARIFFS
MAINTENANCE OBLIGATIONS
SANITATION SECTOR
MAINTENANCE WORKERS
LOCAL STAKEHOLDERS
LOCAL WATER
HOUSEHOLD CONNECTIONS
INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS
INDIVIDUAL CONNECTIONS
STREETS
TOWN
BRIDGE
ROADS
SANITARY FACILITIES
WELLS
LOCAL COMMUNITY
CAR
WATER SOURCES
LOCAL ROADS
WATER SUPPLY FACILITIES
RURAL TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE
SANITATION SERVICES
IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
POTABLE WATER SUPPLY
WATER PROJECTS
LOCAL COMMUNITIES
DRINKING WATER
GRANT FINANCING
HOUSEHOLDS
MAINTENANCE OF ASSETS
RIDER
ACCESS TO SERVICES
MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS
FUEL
MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES
MUNICIPAL LEVEL
INVESTMENTS
FLAT RATE
WATER INFRASTRUCTURE
PRIVATE COMPANIES
CULVERTS
INVESTMENT COSTS
TRANSPORT COSTS
LIGHT VEHICLES
WATER CONSERVATION
SAFETY
COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE
MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS
LOCAL CONTRACTORS
SERVICE PROVIDERS
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/10/25208959/operations-maintenance-rural-infrastructure-community-driven-development-community-based-projects-lessons-learned-case-studies-good-practice
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22954
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Summary:This paper is organized into three main sections. Section one presents the background, objectives, scope, and limitations of the study. It also provides a general definition of OM and presents prototypical OM arrangements for rural CDD and community-based subprojects. Section two presents the detailed case studies for the seven selected projects. Section three summarizes the conclusions from the review and recommends steps for moving ahead. Five annexes provide extra background information, including the complete list of projects from which the seven main case studies were selected, as well as: examples of maintenance requirements for rural infrastructure; considerations for task teams planning for OM design and implementation; sample OM measures and timelines; and links to OM materials.

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