Pipe dreams: the failure of the private sector to invest in water services in developing countries

Emanuele Lobina

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Water Governance and Infrastructure Water Resource Management and Quality Public-Private Partnership Projects

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The report examines the empirical evidence on the numbers of new connections to water supply resulting from investment by private sector water companies in developing countries.

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