Increasing Wastewater Connections a Behavioral Diagnostic: Infographic (English)

In Recife, Brazil, the water and sanitation utility company is responsible for constructing the public sewerage network. However, connecting a house to the available network in the street is each household’s responsibility, and residents do not always choose to connect.

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Jorge Luis Castaneda Nunez;

Juliana Neves Soares Brescianini;

Pfeifer,Flora Finamor;

Murilo De Carvalho Marques;

Santos,Leonardo Gill Correia;

Helena Dill;
Document Date
2023/12/11
Document Type
Brief
Report Number
186381
Volume No
1
Country
Brazil,
Region
Latin America and Caribbean,
Disclosure Date
2023/12/11
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
Doc Name
Increasing Wastewater Connections a Behavioral Diagnostic: Infographic

Language

English

Rel. Proj ID

BR-Supporting Smart Water Management in Recife Metropolitan Region - UK Prosperity Fund -- P169073

Major Sector

FY17 - Water, Sanitation and Waste Management

Theme

FY17 - Water Institutions, Policies and Reform,FY17 - Water Resource Management,FY17 - Urban Water and Sanitation,FY17 - Climate change,FY17 - Urban Development,FY17 - Adaptation

Sector

FY17 - Water Supply

Topics

Sanitation and Wastewater,Sewerage,Sanitation and Hygiene Behavior Change,

Unit Owning

Water Latin America & Caribbean (SLCWA)

Version Type

Final

Series Name

eMBeD brief;

Product Line

Advisory Services & Analytics

Citation

Jorge Luis Castaneda Nunez; Juliana Neves Soares Brescianini; Pfeifer,Flora Finamor; Murilo De Carvalho Marques; Santos,Leonardo Gill Correia; Helena Dill.

Increasing Wastewater Connections a Behavioral Diagnostic: Infographic (English). eMBeD brief Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099121123125520415

Increasing Wastewater Connections a Behavioral Diagnostic: Infographic (English)

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