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| coauthors = C. Fonseca

| title = Supporting community management of rural water supplies

| date = 2001

}}</ref> Technical problems are usually easily identified; a tap leaks, water pressure is too low or water doesn’t flow at all. However, underlying managerial problems are less easy to pinpoint. Still, these are equally important to identify and solve, otherwise the technical problems will pop up again and again. Resources required to solve problems include time, money and labour.