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the delivery of public utility services, where a five-year management contract successfully restored services, built local … capacity, and helped put Johannesburg Water on a solid footing. The management contract for water supply and sanitation …. While an experienced international operator was brought in, the aim of the PPP was not to transfer management to a private …
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This report discusses the key findings and recommendations emerging from a pilot Citizen Report Card (CRC) on water, sanitation, and sewerage services in Karachi. This initiative comes, on one hand, in the wake of deteriorating services, weakened community interfaces and accountability...
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This review of the water sector in Albania was prepared as a background paper to the World Bank s Country Partnership Strategy for Albania for 2011-2014. It draws on past analytical work on decentralization in Albania as well as relevant World Bank-financed operations such as the Water Sector...
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The Africa Infrastructure Country Diagnostic (AICD) has produced continent-wide analysis of many aspects of Africa's infrastructure challenge. The main findings were synthesized in a flagship report titled Africa's Infrastructure: a time for transformation, published in November 2009. Meant for...
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-wide strategic approach to water supply, this policy note (Note) reviews the existing situation for integrated water management in … are focused on providing specific sector policy options for effective management of water services to meet GOA …
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The state of the water supply and sanitation (WSS) sector in Lebanon is not in line with the level of economic development reached by the country. Despite the relatively high coverage rate in the water sector (78 percent), continuity of supply is extremely low. The Beirut Mount Lebanon (BML)...
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