Performance assessment systems (PAS) for urban water supply and sanitation To develop and test, through implementation in two states in India, a performance assessment system (PAS) for urban water supply and sanitation. Working hypothesis: A well performing and sustainable PAS will make service delivery more efficient. Center for Water and Sanitation, CRDF, CEPT University, CWS

The Performance Assessment System (PAS) Project has developed appropriate methods and tools to measure, monitor and improve delivery of water and sanitation in urban India. The Project has three major components of performance measurement, monitoring and improvement. It covers all urban local bodies (ULBs) in Gujarat and Maharashtra. The project team has worked with the state and local governments to institutionalize the performance assessment system (PAS).

In recent years, the project team has focused on sanitation related activities. These include developing measurement systems and indicators for on-site sanitation, preparing and implementing city sanitation plans, developing tools for assessing sanitation improvement actions, and developing mechanisms for financing urban sanitation

Performance assessment systems (PAS) for urban water supply and sanitation

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Capacity developmentTechnology comparisonsCitiesOperation, maintenance and sustainable servicesSpecific to one or several countriesEnabling environment and institutional strengtheningOtherCapacity development (WG1)Cities (WG6)Operation, maintenance and sustainable services (WG10)Bill & Melinda Gates FoundationUrban (entire city)PractitionersUniversity, education or research institution

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