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Going public: southern solutions to the global water crisis

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TextPublication details: India World development movement 2007Description: 70pSubject(s): Global water crisisDDC classification: 361

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1. INTRODUCTION
2. TURNING AROUND STRUGGLING STATE- OWNED ENTERPRISES
IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: THE CASE OF NWSC- U GANDA
3. DEMOCRATISATION OF WATER MANAGEMENT :
THE TAMIL NADU EXPERIMENT WITH GOVERNANCE REFORM
4. SUCCESFUL EXPERIENCES IN MUNCIPAL PUBLIC WATER
AND SANITATION SERVICES FROM BRAZIL
5. FROM BAD SERVICE TO OUTSTANDING WATER UTILITY :
PHNOM PENHS EXPERIENCE
6. DEVELOPING PUBLIC - PUBLIC PARTNERSHIP :
WHY AND HOW NOT - FOR - PROFIT PARTNERSHIPS CAN IMPROVE
WATER AND SANITATION SERVICES WORLDWIDE

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