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Lesotho Compact - Urban and Peri-Urban Water

Summary:

MCC’s $362.5 million Lesotho Compact (2008-2013) aimed to rehabilitate, improve, and expand urban water networks in five urban centers through the $33.3 million Urban and Peri-Urban Water Activity. This investment was based on the theory that improving water supply infrastructure would increase access to and reliability of quality water. This was expected to save time and reduce illness among households, thereby raising incomes, and to increase industry investment.

Study Type: Independent Evaluation

Study Status: Canceled

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General Metadata

  • Contractor: NORC at the University of Chicago
  • Sector: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH)
  • Intervention Type(s): Water Infrastructure
  • Cross-Sector Theme(s): water access; gender
  • Project Objective:

    The object of the Water Sector Project was to improve the water supply for industrial and domestic needs and enhance urban and rural livelihoods through improved watershed management.

Evaluation Methodology

  • Evaluation Type: Performance
  • Evaluation Methodology Type: Pre-Post with Comparison
  • Location Type: Urban; Peri-urban

Milestones

  • Contract Start: August 2012
  • Evaluation Design Report Published: June 2012
  • Interim Report Published:
  • Final Data Package Published:
  • Final Report Publication:

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