Urban Sanitation Planning andDevelopment
Almud Weitz
Regional Team LeaderWater and Sanitation Program, East Asia & the Pacific
Stockholm WWW, Asia Water Day, 19 August 2008
The views expressed in this paper are the views of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of theAsian Development Bank (ADB), or its Board of Directors, or the governments they represent. ADB does not guarantee theaccuracy of the data included in this paper and accepts no responsibility for any consequences of their use. Terminologyused may not necessarily be consistent with ADB official terms.
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Water and Sanitation Program
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Multi-donor,global partnership
administered by the WorldBank to help the poor gain sustained access to improved watersupply and sanitation services-Works directly with client governments in 25 countries through 4regional offices and an office inthe World Bank headquarters,Washington D.C.-Started in 1979 as a cooperative effort between the World Bankand UNDP (cost-effective technologies and safe WSS models)-
Vision:
a world where all people have sustainable, safe andaffordable access to water and sanitation services; makeeffective use of these services; and adopt improved hygienepractices-
Focus:
technical assistance, policy advisory, knowledgesharing, capacity building, and project design support to clients
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WSP Asia at a Glance
IndonesiaLao PDRVietnamCambodiaEast Asia & Pacific: 5 countries +Population: 325.7 million32 staff, over 30 projectsBudget: FY08 -$11.6 millionFY09 -$14.5 million
Sectoral Focus
Hygiene24%Sanitation54%WaterSupply22%
South Asia: 3 countriesPopulation: 1,413.1 million43 staff, over 24 projectsBudget:FY08 -$8.9 millionFY09 -$9.1 million
Sectoral Focus
Sanitation,48WaterSupply, 52
IndiaPakistanBangladeshPhilippines
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