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Lessons Learned from Oxfam’s Market Based Approach to water supply in Juba Mariana Matoso (2018)

This presentation summarises the lessons learnt by Oxfam's team working in Juba to support and develop the local market place to provide drinking water. The programme developed a voucher system that enabled households to access quality drinking water though supporting a community run, solar powered water treatment plant.

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Mariana Matoso (2018). Lessons Learned from Oxfam’s Market Based Approach to water supply in Juba Oxfam

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Lessons Learned from Oxfam’s Market Based Approach to water supply in Juba

Published in: 2018
Pages: 28

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Oxfam

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Mariana Matoso

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