RCAP Managerial & Financial Hub

In order to protect public health and provide safe drinking water to communities, it is vital that water systems have strong managerial and financial capacity along with strong technical capacity. Managerial capacity involves drinking water systems having the right people and the right organizational structure to ensure success. And financial capacity involves drinking water systems having sufficient revenue, access to capital, and proper fiscal controls necessary to pay for drinking water operations and infrastructure.

The Rural Community Assistance Partnership (RCAP)’s Managerial and Financial Hub is a one-stop shop for small water systems. The hub contains information about RCAP’s upcoming finance and management trainings. In addition, there are links to resources on finance and management topics from RCAP, EPA, and other leading organizations. And drinking water systems can also request free technical assistance from RCAP’s network of on-the-ground experts at the bottom of the page.

Tools & Resources

We have compiled tools and resources from RCAP, funders, and partners on the following topics related to managerial & financial assistance. Click on any of the buttons below to learn more.