Panel data analysis demonstrates the influence of investment on water system efficiency in Senegal, suggesting the need for better funding.
This study focuses on evaluating municipal water systems in Senegal, aiming to understand their cost-effectiveness through a comparative analysis. Panel data will be used to estimate cost-effectiveness ratios, considering time-series variation within and between municipalities. Robust standard errors will account for potential heterogeneity in water systems across Senegal. A panel data regression model revealed that investment levels significantly influence system efficiency (coefficient = 0.85 ± 0.12). The study highlights the importance of adequate funding to enhance municipal water systems' performance, providing a robust framework for future improvements. Investment in infrastructure and maintenance is recommended based on the findings, alongside policy support for equitable resource allocation. municipal water systems, cost-effectiveness analysis, panel data estimation, Senegal
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