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  • The Reform of the Urban Water Supply in Southern China

    This report aims to identify the problems of China’s current water supply sector reforms from a grassroots perspective and to present an overview of the issues casued by water privatization in…
    2010/06/15

  • Shrinking My Water Footprint

      By Shiney Varghese I live in Minneapolis where I have a 24-hour water supply. I take it for granted that I will have running water whenever I need it—for brushing my teeth,…
    2009/05/21

  • Working Paper on the Reform of the Urban Water Supply in Southern China - Water Privatization in China

    Problems associated with China’s urban water supply before its reform included water shortages, aggravation of water pollution, capital shortage, poor management, poor coverage, and low efficiency of water usage. The Chinese government, together with the support of international agencies such as the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank (ADB), assumes that the privatization of water will solve these problems. In late 2002, the Chinese government expressed her full-fledged commitment to private involvement in water management by issuing a document encouraging local authorities to open their water market to private capital and foreign investments.
    2009/03/31

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