Dataset
To address research gaps and practical plight regarding suitability and feasibility of public-private partnership patterns by analyzing rural residents' willingness to pay for and participate in the improvement of rural sanitation facilities.
The suitability and feasibility of public-private partnership (PPP) patterns in a rural context have not been well-documented and understood. To address this research gap and practical plight, this study aims to analyze the rural resident's willingness to pay for and participate in the improvement of rural sanitation facilities, and further explore the drivers and barriers affecting their decisions.
HTML tables with summaries of services, infrastructure and willingness, relationship between demographic characteristics and willingness to pay in rural areas.
data were collected using survey questionnaire based on a contingent valuation method (CVM).