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The Finance Portal gives an overview of the costs of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) service delivery, the financing sources to recover the costs, and tools and systems to monitor the financing of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) service delivery in developing countries.

The information in this portal is structured around 3 main questions:

1. What costs do I need to finance? - see Costs of WASH Service Delivery;
2. How can I finance my costs? - see Financing Sources;
3. How can I monitor financing? - see Monitoring Finance.

Costs of WASH Service Delivery	Financing Sources	Monitoring Finance
Introduction The costs for sustainable water, sanitation & hygiene service delivery include: new system construction, operation & maintenance, administration & planning, extension & improvement of services, and eventual replacement of infrastructure. Capital Expenditure (CapEx) Operational and Minor Maintenance Expenditure (OpEx) Capital Maintenance Expenditure (CapManEx) Financial & Economic Costs & Benefits Cost of Capital (CoC) Expenditure Direct Support (ExpDS) Expenditure Indirect Support (ExpIDS)	Introduction The main financing sources to recover the costs of sustainable water, sanitation and hygiene service delivery are (a combination of) taxes levied by national governments, transfers made by development partners, and tariffs paid by users of a service. Taxes Transfers Transfers - Available Funds Tariffs Subsidies	Introduction An overview of tools, such as the Millenium Development Goals (MDG) Costing and Financing tool, as they are available to governments, NGOs and donors. Use these tools to monitor the costs of sustainable water, sanitation and hygiene service delivery and to inform planning. Life Cycle Cost Approach Budget Allocation and Resource Planning Technology Applicability Framework (TAF) FEASIBLE SWIFT MDG Costing and Financing Water and Sanitation Needs Assessment Tool Water Supply Costing Processor (WSCP) The Borehole Costing Model City Sanitation Plan Suivi Technique et Financier (STeFI) WASHCost Calculator Sector Investment Plan Business Development Toolkit	IRC WASHCost ANIMATION Recent Questions Failed to load RSS feed from http://www.ircwash.org/topic/83/rss.xml: Error parsing XML for RSS

Field experiences

The following project(s) make use of finance methods or sources.

RSR Project 494 Kajiado WASH Programme	RSR Project 545 Rain Water Harvesting in Nepal	RSR Project 662 WASH Alliance Policy Influencing Programme	RSR Project 451 Northern Uganda WASH Alliance Project

Finance Manuals and Links

• A market led, evidence based, approach to rural sanitation. By Arpit Shah, Jithamithra Thathachari, Rishi Agarwal and Ashish Karamchandani. November 2013. Hosted by India Water Portal.

Acknowledgements

Much of the material in this section is sourced from IRC.