Rural Water Supply VIII

Description

As part of an open programme, simple drinking water supply systems (called HVA systems, i.e. drilled wells, electric pumps, water storage tanks, distribution networks, public standpipes and some house connections) were financed in two phases in rural, electrified villages (1,000 to 4,000 inhabitants). The residual funds were used to provide sanitary facilities for health centres and schools. A total of 112 HVA systems were installed. The last HVA system was transferred in 2017. A complementary measure to raise awareness of hygiene and provide training for the construction and operation of the water supply and sanitation facilities was implemented.

Overall rating: 4

Is based on:

Relevance: 2
Effectiveness: 4
Efficiency: 3
Impact: 3
Sustainability: 3

Evaluation criteria & rating scale

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Country:Cote d'Ivoire
Sector:Water services
Budget funds

Federal budget funds that are passed on to partners by KfW Entwicklungsbank in the form of grants and interest rate reductions for loans. These do not have to be repaid.

:
14.005.200,84 €
Total funds

Funds that KfW raises on the capital market and then passes on to partners as a loan. The loan must be repaid.

:
14.005.200,84 €
Year of project completion:
2016

Notes on the methods

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