by Welthungerhilfe and WaterAid
The paper summarizes the findings of an independent evaluation of two DFID-funded projects implemented by Welthungerhilfe and WaterAid to specifically test a market based approach to self-supply in Sierra Leone. The findings presented indicate a good potential for self-supply to complement communal water services where formal service providers attribute lower priority to target smaller remote and inaccessible communities (population of 150 persons and below).
Includes a Technology Applicability Framework (TAF) assessment of the EMAS flexi-pump.
[TAF] Technology Applicability Framework 