Although several factors contribute to low rates of access to improved water and sanitation in
the developing world, it is especially important to understand and measure household …

Conservation and efficient management of water resources is an essential ingredient for
achieving sustainable development. River basins in Southern Europe are suffering from …

A 2011 survey of Mexico City's households revealed that families prefer alternative sources
of drinking water instead of relying in the city's quality supply services. These include the …

This study aims to estimate the willingness to pay (WTP) among consumers in Terengganu,
Malaysia for improvements in domestic water services. A questionnaire survey was …

Access to a reliable and safe domestic water supply is a serious challenge for many
developing countries worldwide. In the capital of Vietnam, Hanoi, the municipal government …

Access to water and sanitation services (WSS) in developing countries is constrained by the
conditions of social inequality and the services affordability for the poorest households …

Using a sample respondents of 3665 households and 1669 enterprises, this paper utilizes a
double bound, open-ended, contingent valuation approach where those who respond …

With increasing water supply accidents and higher water demand, urban water supply safety
(WSS) remains a crucial public policy issue in developing countries. The purpose of this …

This study analyses costs and benefits of the selected climate adaptive and equitable water
management practices and strategies (CAEWMPS) in Dhulikhel Municipality and Dharan …

The quality of drinking water differs across countries, so households show different levels of
willingness to pay (WTP) to improve it, which is also influenced by their income levels. This …