Think local, act local II : impediments to effective financing of sanitation services in Ethiopia : the case of three local governments

WaterAid Ethiopia conducts action research to contribute to improvements in sector financing, through analyzing local budgets, financing mechanisms and sharing. In 2008 it conducted a study which aimed at understanding how local government financing of water supply is benefiting from the decentralized policy framework. It was a case study supplemented with other previous findings. This is a follow up research focusing on sanitation and hygiene in order to provide a more complete picture of WASH financing at local level.
This research was conducted in three selected local governments - Konso (SNNPR), Tenna (Oromia) and Menge (Benishangul Gumuz) – to understand the financing mechanisms and the bottlenecks for local governments to provide sanitation and hygiene services. [authors abstract]

This report is a follow-up of "Think local, act local : effective financing of local governments to provide water and sanitation services".