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The Future of Water in African Cities

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Variable

Quantitative

Quantitative

Quantitative

22. Percentage of city population with improved water coverage

23. Percentage of water sold by utility

24. Percentage of collection rate from population billed

Quantitative

20. Residential water consumption in city or utility coverage area

Quantitative

Quantitative

19. Total production by water supply infrastructure

21. City population served by utility

Quantitative

Type

18. Total design capacity of water supply infrastructure

Indicator

Table A3.1 (continued)

Water supply service

%

%

%

Persons

m3/day Liters per capita per day

Cubic meters per day (m3/day)

Comparative table

Dashboard

Units

Index

Notes and sources

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Various sources (e.g., IBNET, various years; Pinsent Masons, 2012; World Bank, 2008).

Various sources (e.g., World Bank, 2008; IBNET, various years).

Improved water coverage as per source’s definition. Various sources (e.g., AfDB, 2009; IBNET, various years; World Bank, 2008a).

IBNET, various years.

Total residential water consumption, in liters per capita per day. Relates to population served by utility or population living in city, depending on the source. Various sources (AfDB, 2006; African Development Fund, 2007; IBNET, various years).

Various sources (e.g., AfDB, 2010; IBNET, various years; World Bank, 2011c).

Various sources (e.g., AfDB, 2010; IBNET, various years; World Bank, 2011c).


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