Initiating and Sustaining Water Sector Reforms: A SynthesisWorld Bank Publications, 1999 - 138 pages Water is becoming an increasingly scarce resource in India. India faces an increasingly urgent situation with its finite and fragile water resources being stressed and depleted while various sectoral demands are growing rapidly. 'Initiating and Sustaining Water Sector Reforms' offers detailed solutions to this complex and important concern. |
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... Institutional Arrangements and Mechanisms 21 C. Economic and Financial Incentives and Mechanisms 25 D. Technological and Information Systems 3. Service Delivery in the Water Sub - Sectors 27 A. Sector Achievements and Current ...
... Institutional Arrangements and Mechanisms 21 C. Economic and Financial Incentives and Mechanisms 25 D. Technological and Information Systems 3. Service Delivery in the Water Sub - Sectors 27 A. Sector Achievements and Current ...
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... surface water projects , groundwater programs , and the various water - using sectors . With this approach and current institutional arrangements , 3 For instance , The India Infrastructure Report of the xi Executive Summary.
... surface water projects , groundwater programs , and the various water - using sectors . With this approach and current institutional arrangements , 3 For instance , The India Infrastructure Report of the xi Executive Summary.
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... institutional arrangements in India , in- cluding central , state , and local institutions , and both for- mal and informal structures , do not enable comprehen- sive water allocation , planning and management . The main problems that ...
... institutional arrangements in India , in- cluding central , state , and local institutions , and both for- mal and informal structures , do not enable comprehen- sive water allocation , planning and management . The main problems that ...
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... institutional , legal , ad- ministrative and technological mechanisms to enable devel- opment and operation of formal water markets for sale or lease of water between users and sectors . Supporting technological and informational sys ...
... institutional , legal , ad- ministrative and technological mechanisms to enable devel- opment and operation of formal water markets for sale or lease of water between users and sectors . Supporting technological and informational sys ...
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... institutions , which have led to poor quality and un- reliable services , user dissatisfaction with the services they ... institutional structures that make up the RWSS and UWSS sub - sectors within India's states . Service providers are ...
... institutions , which have led to poor quality and un- reliable services , user dissatisfaction with the services they ... institutional structures that make up the RWSS and UWSS sub - sectors within India's states . Service providers are ...
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