For the rapidly urbanising developing world, safe and affordable water is key to health and livelihoods, as well as meeting the Millennium Development Goals. But providing it demands innovative models. Where the context allows and the approach is appropriate, private sector involvement can generate win-win outcomes. Poor people can gain access to high-quality, affordable services, and companies can gain access to new and profitable business opportunities. Two examples of innovative ‘private’ water suppliers are the Manila Water Company’s Water for the Poor Communities (..
Summary. Water is critical to improving the health and welfare of the expanding urban populations of...
Access, maintenance, and distribution of clean water are daunting tasks for developing nations. Effo...
Various technologies have been deployed in household devices or micro-water treatment plants for mit...
In the Philippines, the Public-Private-Community Partnerships (PPCPs) are serving the poor with wate...
In the Philippines, the Public-Private-Community Partnerships (PPCPs) are serving the poor with wate...
Based on empirical evidence, the article looks at the implications of private sector participation (...
There is an urgent need to improve the delivery of water and environmental sanitation services to th...
As a consequence of urbanisation and rapid growth of cities in developing countries, urban water uti...
Development of new infrastructure, providing social services efficiently and effectively, and better...
Urban water infrastructure is facing an alarming funding and maintenance gap worldwide. Inadequate m...
This paper originates from the observation that private sector, here multinational companies, is cha...
Lack of access to water and sanitation makes conditions of poverty more persistent. The study focuse...
The most prominent water supply improvement standard, the Millennium Development Goal (MDG), was off...
Access, maintenance, and distribution of clean water are daunting tasks for developing nations. Effo...
Private sector institutions utilise many different business methods, some of which can selectively ...
Summary. Water is critical to improving the health and welfare of the expanding urban populations of...
Access, maintenance, and distribution of clean water are daunting tasks for developing nations. Effo...
Various technologies have been deployed in household devices or micro-water treatment plants for mit...
In the Philippines, the Public-Private-Community Partnerships (PPCPs) are serving the poor with wate...
In the Philippines, the Public-Private-Community Partnerships (PPCPs) are serving the poor with wate...
Based on empirical evidence, the article looks at the implications of private sector participation (...
There is an urgent need to improve the delivery of water and environmental sanitation services to th...
As a consequence of urbanisation and rapid growth of cities in developing countries, urban water uti...
Development of new infrastructure, providing social services efficiently and effectively, and better...
Urban water infrastructure is facing an alarming funding and maintenance gap worldwide. Inadequate m...
This paper originates from the observation that private sector, here multinational companies, is cha...
Lack of access to water and sanitation makes conditions of poverty more persistent. The study focuse...
The most prominent water supply improvement standard, the Millennium Development Goal (MDG), was off...
Access, maintenance, and distribution of clean water are daunting tasks for developing nations. Effo...
Private sector institutions utilise many different business methods, some of which can selectively ...
Summary. Water is critical to improving the health and welfare of the expanding urban populations of...
Access, maintenance, and distribution of clean water are daunting tasks for developing nations. Effo...
Various technologies have been deployed in household devices or micro-water treatment plants for mit...