Privatization and the Provision of Urban Water and Sanitation in Africa, Asia and Latin AmericaIIED, 2003 - 54 pages |
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Contents
INTRODUCTION | 5 |
CONTINUING DEBATES | 8 |
KEY ISSUES | 18 |
3THE CHANGING GLOBAL SCALE AND NATURE OF PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION IN THE WATER SECTOR | 35 |
4CONCLUSIONS | 46 |
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