Improving water and sanitation service delivery in India : lessons from a national workshop on service level benchmarking : Nagari : eighteenth meeting of the Urban Think Tank, december 14–15, 2009, New Delhi, India

Title	Improving water and sanitation service delivery in India : lessons from a national workshop on service level benchmarking : Nagari : eighteenth meeting of the Urban Think Tank, december 14–15, 2009, New Delhi, India
Publication Type	Miscellaneous
Year of Publication	2009
Authors	P. Agrawal, C
Pagination	20 p.; 6 boxes; 9 photographs; 1 fig.; 1 tab.
Date Published	2009-12-14
Publisher	Water and Sanitation Program, WSP
Place Published	New Delhi, India
Keywords	access to sanitation, access to water, benchmarking, drinking water, india, sanitation services, urban areas, urban communities, water supply services
Abstract	Access to infrastructure is increasing in many Indian cities. This is evident through increased access to water and sanitation services in the country; 90 percent of the urban population has improved access to drinking water sources, while 52 percent has improved access to sanitation services. Despite this change in the last decade, water and sanitation services generally are not reliable, sustainable or affordable. [authors abstract]
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