“…Water rationing by utility Local Governance -Intermittent supply [2,7,21,99] Water utility has insufficient funds to perform job Capacity Constraint -Poor utility data management (assumed) -Poor system conditions [20,87,111,120] -Poor water utility services [23,47,48] For example, in the first row of Table 2, the condition access inequality is in the category Capacity Constraint. The literature suggests that, when present, access inequality has three consequences: consumers invest in private water infrastructure, consumers experience suffering and interpersonal conflict, and there is low consumer confidence or satisfaction with the water supply system.…”