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Dondeynaz, C. (2014) Water, Governance and Human Development Variables in Developing Countries: Multivariate Inter-Relationships Analysis and Statistical Modelling using Bayesian Networks. PhD Thesis, University of Liverpool, Liverpool.

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• TITLE: Assessing Development Pathway Trends in Developing Countries over the 1995-2010 Period Using Multivariate Analysis

  AUTHORS: Céline Dondeynaz, César Carmona Moreno

  KEYWORDS: Sustainable Development, Governance, Water Resources, Principal Component Analysis, Official Development Assistance, Water Uses

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Water Resource and Protection, Vol.10 No.3, March 19, 2018

  ABSTRACT: Country development is a complex issue that can be meant from a strict economic view to a more integrated vision. This study analyses the sustainable development in terms of access to basics services, water resources management and external support from Donors. 103 countries are analysed according to 22 variables that include the access to basic services, urbanisation process, uses of water resource, freshwater availability, governance and Official Development Assistance. The measure of Human Development has progressed for all countries except one, during 1995-2010 period. Countries are clustered in 5 reference profiles, where profiles 4 and 5 are considered the poorest and mostly include African countries. The mid-term changes concern 16% of the countries, where most of them are related to governance and Development Assistance aspects. 5% shifts are temporary changes due to the country specificity. Changes from or to the profiles 4 and 5 are deeper analysed providing potential explanations.