author = { World Bank },

title = { Water Supply and Sanitation in Liberia Turning Finance into Services for 2015 and Beyond },

publisher = {},

keywords = { ACCESS TO SAFE DRINKING WATER , ACCESS TO SAFE WATER , ACCESS TO SAFE WATER SUPPLY , ACCESS TO SANITATION , ADEQUATE SANITATION , BASIC WATER SUPPLY , BEHAVIOR CHANGE , BOREHOLES , CAPACITY BUILDING , CENTRAL GOVERNMENT , CITY COUNCIL , CIVIL SOCIETY , COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT , COMMUNITY NEEDS , COMMUNITY WATER , CONNECTION , CONNECTIONS , CONSTRUCTION , COST RECOVERY , DECISION MAKING , DELIVERY OF WATER , DEMAND FOR SANITATION , DEMOCRATIC PROCESS , DISINFECTION , DRINKING WATER COVERAGE , DRINKING WATER QUALITY , DRINKING WATER SUPPLY , EFFICIENCY OF SERVICE , ENFORCEMENT OF STANDARDS , ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH , ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION , FLUSH TOILETS , GOVERNMENT FINANCING , GROUND WATER , HAND WASHING , HEALTH AND HYGIENE , HEALTH PROMOTION , HOUSEHOLD SANITATION , HOUSEHOLDS , HYGIENE , HYGIENE EDUCATION , HYGIENE PRACTICES , HYGIENE PROMOTION , HYGIENE WATER , INDUSTRIAL WASTE , INVESTMENT PROGRAM , INVESTMENT REQUIREMENTS , LATRINES , MAINTENANCE COSTS , MANAGEMENT OF WATER , NATIONAL WATER , NATIONAL WATER RESOURCES , NATIONAL WATER SUPPLY , NATURAL RESOURCES , OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH , OPEN DEFECATION , OPERATIONAL CAPACITY , PIPED WATER , PROVISION OF WATER , PUBLIC FACILITIES , PUBLIC HEALTH , PUBLIC SANITATION , PUBLIC SANITATION FACILITIES , PUBLIC SECTOR FUNDING REQUIREMENTS , PUBLIC TOILETS , PUBLIC WATER , PUBLIC WATER SUPPLIES , PUBLIC WORKS , PUMPS , QUALITY STANDARDS , REGULATORY FUNCTION , RURAL SANITATION , RURAL WATER , RURAL WATER SUPPLY , SAFE DRINKING WATER , SAFE WATER SUPPLY , SANITARY ENGINEER , SANITATION ACCESS , SANITATION ACTIVITIES , SANITATION APPROACHES , SANITATION BOARD , SANITATION COVERAGE , SANITATION FACILITIES , SANITATION INFRASTRUCTURE , SANITATION INVESTMENT , SANITATION POLICY , SANITATION PROGRAM , SANITATION PROMOTION , SANITATION SECTOR , SANITATION SERVICES , SANITATION SOLUTIONS , SANITATION STRATEGY , SANITATION WATER , SANITATION WATER SUPPLY , SCHOOL SANITATION , SEPTIC TANKS , SERVICE DELIVERY , SERVICE DEVELOPMENT , SERVICE PROVIDER , SERVICE PROVIDERS , SERVICE PROVISION , SERVICE STANDARDS , SEWAGE TREATMENT , SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT , SEWERAGE CORPORATION , SEWERAGE SERVICES , SEWERAGE SYSTEM , SMALL TOWN , SMALL TOWN SCHEMES , SMALL-BORE SEWERAGE , SOAP , SOLID WASTE , SUPPLY WATER , SUSTAINABLE SERVICES , URBAN AREAS , URBAN CENTER , URBAN CENTERS , URBAN COMMUNITIES , URBAN HOUSEHOLDS , URBAN SANITATION , URBAN SLUMS , URBAN WATER , URBAN WATER SECTOR , URBAN WATER SUPPLY , URBAN WATER SUPPLY COVERAGE , USE OF WATER , USERS , UTILITIES , VALUE OF WATER , WASTE MANAGEMENT , WASTE STABILIZATION PONDS , WATER COVERAGE , WATER GOVERNANCE , WATER LAW , WATER POINT , WATER POINTS , WATER PRODUCTION , WATER QUALITY , WATER QUALITY CONTROL , WATER RESOURCE , WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT , WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT , WATER SANITATION , WATER SECTOR , WATER SERVICES , WATER STORAGE , WATER SUPPLIES , WATER SUPPLY , WATER SUPPLY DATA , WATER SUPPLY SERVICE , WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM , WATER TABLE , WELLS },

year = {2011},

abstract = {Africa},

abstract = {Liberia},

booktitle = {An AMCOW country status overview},

address = { Nairobi },

url = { http://slubdd.de/katalog?TN_libero_mab2 }