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Experience exists with SWPs, but impact is likely to be much larger if they are grouped under an umbrella organization to guarantee quality of water and service delivery. More than 650 local entrepreneurs sell water through water kiosks to half a million poor people in Kibera (Kenya). They are now forming an association with support from WSP-World Bank, which is self-regulating and can negotiate with utility on lower block tariffs.

(http://www.wsp.org/sites/wsp.org/files/publications/Rogues%20No%20More-Water%20Kiosk%20Operators%20Achieve%20Credibility%20in%20Kibera3282007104808_afRoguesNoMore.pdf ). Application of franchising holds a promising potential of a high impact  

=== Full capital investments by donor funds or government ===

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