Water for Poor Women
by Sayeed Iftekhar Ahmed
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"Ahmed examines the state-led and Public Private Participation (PPP) governance systems located in two developing metropolises : Dhaka, Bangladesh, and Manila, the Philippines. This crucial investigation reveals that poor women have very limited ability to access water under the state-led governance system in Dhaka but comparatively more ability to access water resources under the PPP governance in Manila. However, women are excluded from the decision-making process under both types of governance systems. Water for poor women proposes an alternative system for ensuring women's participation in the governance processes to promote more equitable distribution of urban water"--Cover.
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