Development
Sustainable Business Models for Water Supply and Sanitation in Small Towns and Rural Settlements in Kazakhstan
This report assesses the Republic of Kazakhstan’s significant efforts to improve water
supply and sanitation (WSS) services over the past 15 years, notably in terms of ambitious
target-setting, implementation of a sound water tariff policy, and significant investment
in the rehabilitation and development of relevant infrastructure. Generally speaking,
the absence of updated data on WSS institutional development is a limiting factor
for further policy and programme development in the field, including in Kazakhstan.
The monitoring and evaluation system proposed in this report aims to help assess progress
in the WSS sector and serve as a basis for any necessary corrective measures.
Published on April 13, 2016Also available in: Russian
In series:OECD Studies on Waterview more titles
TABLE OF CONTENTS
| Foreword and Acknowledgements | |||||||||
| Abbreviations and Acronyms | |||||||||
| Executive Summary | |||||||||
| General Information on Water Supply and Sanitation in Kazakhstan | |||||||||
| Prevailing Business Models for Water Supply and Sanitation in Small Towns and Rural Areas in Kazakhstan | |||||||||
| Recommended business models for Water Supply and Sanitation in Kazakhstan | |||||||||
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Annexes4 chapters available
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