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'Slippage': The Bane of Rural Drinking Water Sector (A Study of Extent and Causes in Andhra Pradesh)

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  • V. Ratna Reddy
  • Ramamohan Rao, M S
  • M Venkataswamy

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Slippage is one of the main bottlenecks of achieving full coverage of water and sanitation services in India. This paper makes an attempt to identify the causes of slippage in a systematic manner. The broad objectives of the paper include: i) assess the extent of slippage at the national and state level; ii) identify the causes of slippage at various levels; and iii) provide some pointers for policy based on the analysis. [CESS WP No. 87].

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  • V. Ratna Reddy & Ramamohan Rao, M S & M Venkataswamy, 2010. "'Slippage': The Bane of Rural Drinking Water Sector (A Study of Extent and Causes in Andhra Pradesh)," Working Papers id:3255, eSocialSciences.
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