Popular participation in decentralised water supply planning: a case study on the western district of northern kordofan province, Sudan

Andrew W. Shepherd and Asha Mustapha el. Neima

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Abstract: Working paper examining the impact of rural planning decentralization on basic needs satisfaction, illustrated by a case study of social participation in rural area water supply planning in Sudan - discusses the political importance of water distribution, institutional framework, nature of rural population involvement, impact of decision making participation in rural development, etc., and includes a brief glossary of terms. Maps and references.

Keywords: rural planning; decentralization; basic needs; social participation; rural area; water supply; water distribution; institutional framework; rural population; decision making.; rural development; aménagement rural; décentralisation; besoins essentiels; participation sociale; zone rurale; alimentation en eau; planificación rural; descentralización; necesidades esenciales; participación social; zona rural; abastecimiento de agua; distribution de l'eau; cadre institutionnel; population rurale; prise de décision; développement rural; distribución del agua; organización institucional; población rural; toma de decisiones; desarrollo rural (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 68 P. pages
Date: 1982
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Published in World Employment Programme research working paper. WEP 2-32, Basic Needs and Development Programme

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