DETERMINING FACTORS OF HOUSEHOLD WILLINGNESS TO PAY FOR DRINKING WATER SERVICES
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https://doi.org/10.52567/pjsr.v4i2.474Abstract
Determinants of Willingness to Pay (WTP) for drinking water facilities help a lot in identifying price concerns and appropriate strategies for the facilities of drinking water to the households. The current study investigates the key determining factors of WTP for drinking water services and presents a logical setup that explains the significance of WTP determinants. We applied Contingent Valuation Approach (CVA) and analyzed the results through multinomial logistic regression. Findings disclosed that the income, education of the household head, highest education in the family, family size and residential area of the household significantly influence the WTP. It is suggested that education and awareness about water quality have to be disseminated among the households to increase their WTP for the drinking water services. The government should boost the income-generating programs to improve the financial status of the households to enhance their willingness to pay and purchasing power.
Keywords: Drinking water, Contingent Valuation Approach (CVA), Determinants, Household, Willingness to Pay (WTP), Policy.
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