Publication: Output-Based Aid in Water and Sanitation : The Experience So Far
Date
2010-10
ISSN
Published
2010-10
Author(s)
Kumar, Geeta
Mugabi, Josses
Abstract
Output-Based Aid (OBA) has been used
since the early 2000s to deliver basic infrastructure and
social services to the poor, typically through
public-private partnerships. Given the limited experience
with OBA in the water and sanitation sector, Global
Partnership OBA has made a concerted effort to test OBA
approaches in the sector. A growing number of regional and
local private providers have emerged, and some projects
involve public providers. This note is based on the World
Bank study 'Output-Based Aid: Lessons Learned and Best
Practices' and aims to share experiences so far with
the use of OBA in water and sanitation.
Citation
“Kumar, Geeta; Mugabi, Josses. 2010. Output-Based Aid in Water and Sanitation : The Experience So Far. OBApproaches Note; No. 36. © World Bank, Washington, DC. http://openknowledge.worldbank.org/entities/publication/dbd8a79b-3ec7-5ec9-9d81-a092b0e99020 License: CC BY 3.0 IGO.”