The Role of Psychological Ownership in Safe Water Management: A Mixed-Methods Study in Nepal

This study highlights the potential of psychological ownership and community participation for the longevity of community-based safe water infrastructure

From:
Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
Published
1 April 2021
Country:
Nepal
Document Type:
Journal Article
Theme:
Water and Sanitation
Authors:
Ambuehl, B, Tomberge, V.M.J., Kunwar, B.M. and Schertenleib, A

Abstract

This study highlights the potential of psychological ownership and community participation for the longevity of community-based safe water infrastructure.

This work is part of the ‘REACH Improving Water Security for the Poor’ programme

Citation

Ambuehl, B., Tomberge, V.M.J., Kunwar, B.M., Schertenleib, A., Marks, S.J., Inauen, J. (2021). The Role of Psychological Ownership in Safe Water Management: A Mixed Methods Study in Nepal. Water, 13, 589. https://doi.org/10.3390/ w13050589

The Role of Psychological Ownership in Safe Water Management: A Mixed-Methods Study in Nepal

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