Expanding Water Supply and Sanitation Coverage through Output-Based Aid
Publication | March 2011
The Asian Development Bank is set to undertake its first output-based aid initiative. Will it prove to be the right modality for Nepal’s small towns and their water supply and sanitation concerns?
Highlights
- Output-based aid (OBA) is a scheme that uses performance-based grants to support delivery of basic services to traditionally marginalized poor households.
- Such schemes have generally targeted rural villages but, on occasion, large cities. For its first use of OBA, ADB will test the scheme in small towns in Nepal.
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