Exploring the challenges and opportunities for master operators and water kiosks under Delegated Management Model (DMM)

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• Sustainment and sustainability of the delegated management model of urban water service delivery

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• Climate change risks to water security

  Open Access•Jeremiah O Asaka, Daniel Weisz Argomedo et al.•Water Policy•2024

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• Exploring Kenya’s Small-Scale Water Services for a More Sustainable Future

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• Small Water Enterprise in Rural Rwanda

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• Accelerating Safe Water and Sanitation Access in Urban Periphery and Low-Income Areas

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• Water for the urban poor

  Open Access•Klaas Schwartz, Mireia Tutusaus et al.•Utilities Policy•2017

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• The impact of the delegated management model of urban piped service delivery on water quality in Kisumu, Kenya

  Open Access•Lorna Grace Okotto, Joseph Okotto-Okotto et al.•Utilities Policy•2025

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• Are urban informal communities capable of co-production? The influence of community–public partnerships on water access in Lilongwe, Malawi

  Open Access•Ellis A Adams, Godfred O Boateng•Environment and Urbanization•2018

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• What did urban studies do for women? A systematic review of 40 years of research

  Open Access•Seyed Navid Mashhadi Moghadam, Mojtaba Rafieian•Habitat International•2019

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• Can Informal Water Vendors be Trusted? The Evolution of Informality in Kisumu’s Delegated Management Model

  Open Access•Gina Gilson, Gina Grace Gilson et al.•The Journal of Development Studies•2025

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• State of the World's Cities 2012/2013

  Un Habitat Un Habitat, Un Un Habitat et al.•State of the World's Cities…•2013

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• An enumeration and mapping of informal settlements in Kisumu, Kenya, implemented by their inhabitants

  Open Access•Irene Karanja•Environment and Urbanization•2010

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• Understanding Institutional Diversity

  Elinor Ostrom, Элинор Остром•UNDERSTANDING INSTITUTIONAL…•2006

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• Privatization of the urban water supply in Kenya

  Open Access•O A K’akumu•Environment and Urbanization•2004

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• Small-scale entrepreneurs in the urban water and sanitation market

  Open Access•Tova María Solo•Environment and Urbanization•1999

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• The right to water versus cost recovery

  Open Access•Sylvy Jaglin•Environment and Urbanization•2002

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• Gendered participation in water management

  Open Access•Ruth Meinzen-Dick, Margreet Zwarteveen•Agriculture and Human Values•1998

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• Governance Failure

  Open Access•Karen Bakker, Marcelle Kooy et al.•World Development•2008

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• The State of African Cities 2010

  Open Access•Franklin Obeng‐odoom, Franklin Obeng-Odoom•Cities•2013

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• State, voluntary and private sector partnerships for slum upgrading and basic service delivery in Nairobi City, Kenya

  Open Access•Kefa M Otiso•Cities•2003

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• The Slum Upgrading Myth

  Open Access•Herbert H Werlin, Herbert Werlin•Urban Studies•1999

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• Urban environmental services and the state in East Africa; between neo-developmental and network governance approaches

  Open Access•Peter Oosterveer•Geoforum•2009

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