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Publication Date:

Jun 01, 2015

Region:

Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA)

Language:

English

Nature:

Website

Country:

Senegal

An exciting shift is happening in Senegal’s water and sanitation sectors. Long lauded for its successful urban water Public Private Partnership (PPP), which began in 1996,1 Senegal is now seeking Private Sector Participation (PSP) in its rural water and urban/peri-urban sanitation sectors.

Senegal’s Rural Water & Urban Sanitation Sectors Leverage Private Sector Participation to Improve Service

Author: Oumar Diallo

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