Salomonsen, AndreasDiachok, Myrtle2015-11-112015-11-112015-06-29https://hdl.handle.net/10986/22954This paper is organized into three main sections. Section one presents the background, objectives, scope, and limitations of the study. It also provides a general definition of OM and presents prototypical OM arrangements for rural CDD and community-based subprojects. Section two presents the detailed case studies for the seven selected projects. Section three summarizes the conclusions from the review and recommends steps for moving ahead. Five annexes provide extra background information, including the complete list of projects from which the seven main case studies were selected, as well as: examples of maintenance requirements for rural infrastructure; considerations for task teams planning for OM design and implementation; sample OM measures and timelines; and links to OM materials.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOCOMPLAINTS HANDLINGSANITATIONWATER QUALITYWATER SUPPLIESWATER SERVICESCOMMUNITY SANITATIONWATER SUPPLY MANAGEMENTWATER SUPPLY SYSTEMLOCAL AUTHORITIESLOCAL CAPACITYPASSENGERSSAFE DRINKING WATERTRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTUREWATER SECTORVEHICLESMONTHLY WATER BILLWATER SYSTEMSCOMMUNITY WATER SUPPLYJETTIESWATER METERSWATER SUPPLYCOST SHARINGREGULATORY AGENCYRURAL TRANSPORTTOLLTARIFF SETTINGWATER SCHEMESTRAFFICTAXTOWNSROAD MAINTENANCERURAL WATERSMALL TOWNSCASH FLOWSRURAL COMMUNITYCOMMUNITY PARTICIPATIONMAINTENANCE COSTSMUNICIPALITIESWATER SYSTEMTRAFFIC VOLUMELOCAL TRANSPORTSTREET LIGHTINGPRIVATE OPERATORVEHICLEROADTOLLSPRIVATE OPERATORSCOSTSTRAININGROAD NETWORKCOST RECOVERYROAD SECTORTRANSPORTRURAL WATER SUPPLYPAVEMENT MAINTENANCEOPERATIONAL COSTSWATERMUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTSSUSTAINABLE WATERCONTRACT MANAGEMENTDRAINAGEMAINTENANCE “COSTSSERVICE PROVIDERNUMBER OF BENEFICIARIESPOTABLE WATERSMALL TOWNSERVICE DELIVERYRURAL ROADSRURAL VILLAGESGRANTSINFRASTRUCTUREWATER SUPPLY SYSTEMSINFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTINITIATIVESRURAL COMMUNITIESTRANSPORTATIONINSPECTIONPOLICIESWATER USERHEAVY TRUCKSTRUCKSHAND PUMPUTILITIESINVESTMENT PROJECTTRAINSSYSTEMSCOLLECTION EFFICIENCYRURAL INFRASTRUCTURECENTRAL GOVERNMENTNONMOTORIZED TRANSPORTHEAVY VEHICLESCOMMUNITY WATERFINANCIAL BURDENMAINTENANCE CONTRACTSWATER TARIFFSMAINTENANCE OBLIGATIONSSANITATION SECTORMAINTENANCE WORKERSLOCAL STAKEHOLDERSLOCAL WATERHOUSEHOLD CONNECTIONSINFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTSINDIVIDUAL CONNECTIONSSTREETSTOWNBRIDGEROADSSANITARY FACILITIESWELLSLOCAL COMMUNITYCARWATER SOURCESLOCAL ROADSWATER SUPPLY FACILITIESRURAL TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURESANITATION SERVICESIRRIGATION SYSTEMSPOTABLE WATER SUPPLYWATER PROJECTSLOCAL COMMUNITIESDRINKING WATERGRANT FINANCINGHOUSEHOLDSMAINTENANCE OF ASSETSRIDERACCESS TO SERVICESMAINTENANCE OPERATIONSFUELMAINTENANCE ACTIVITIESMUNICIPAL LEVELINVESTMENTSFLAT RATEWATER INFRASTRUCTUREPRIVATE COMPANIESCULVERTSINVESTMENT COSTSTRANSPORT COSTSLIGHT VEHICLESWATER CONSERVATIONSAFETYCOMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTUREMAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTSLOCAL CONTRACTORSSERVICE PROVIDERSWorking PaperWorld Bank10.1596/22954