1. Presented by : Denis ZOUNGRANA, 2iE Ouagadougou INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON RURAL WATER SERVICE : PROVIDING SUSTAINABLE WATER SERVICES AT SCALE Kampala, April 13 th , 2010 Decentralized rural drinking water management: case study from Burkina Faso

3. 1. Introduction Burkina Faso (West Africa)

4. 1. Introduction

10. Areas : 41 Small water supply networks ADAE AREA 4 . Shared management of drinking water by ADAE

13. Lessons 1. Pooling and contracting the processes is an effective method to reduce transaction costs in the drinking water service delivery in rural and semi-urban areas. It limits the risks in this non matured market; 2. Coaching (Learning by doing) is an effective way to build sustainable capacity of water stakeholders in the municipalities; 3.Inadequate funding of non-market activities (social marketing, mechanisms of access to service) limits the service development 3 to 5 l/capita/day). 4. What is the most appropriate scale for the processes pooling? 5 . Lessons learnt and challenges

14. Challenges of recentralisation in Burkina Faso 5 . Lessons learnt and challenges

15. 1- Shifting the ownership from the Water users associations to the municipalities 2- find the optimum level of mutualization and pooling 3- Find the adaptated mechanism to finance the after construction cost 4- How to balance efficiency and equity: Challenges of recentralisation in Burkina Faso 5 . Lessons learnt and challenges