Public and Private Water Management in Europe

A Survey

Publication: Report
Citation: Kraemer, R. Andreas 1995: EUROWATER - Public and Private Water Management in Europe: A Survey. Ecologic - Gesellschaft für Internationale und Europäische Umweltforschung, Berlin.

Kraemer, R. Andreas 1995: EUROWATER - Public and Private Water Management in Europe: A Survey. Ecologic - Gesellschaft für Internationale und Europäische Umweltforschung, Berlin.

Wasserwirtschaft in Nordrhein-Westfalen und globale Umweltveränderungen

Year 1999

Subsidiarität und Wasserpolitik

Year 1995

Institutional Mechanisms for Water Management in the Context of European Environmental Policies

Germany

Year 1995

Languages: English

French
Year: 1995
Dimension: 42 pp.
Project ID: 958
Table of contents: Click to show full table of contents

PREAMBLE
PREFACE
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 Privatisation and Regulation
1.2 Water Services and Industry
Figure: Functions in Urban Water Services
2. CONTEXT
2.1 Global Water Industry
2.2 Horizontal Integration
2.3 Role of Local Government
2.4 Role of Public Finances
2.5 Global Water Policy
3. INSTITUTIONAL INSTABILITY
Figure: The Vicious Circle of Instability
4. THREE REGULATORY MODELS
4.1 Centralised Public Policy (UK)
4.2 Competition for Monopolies (F)
4.3 Competition and Control (D)
5. ... AND PRIVATISATION
5.1 Types of Privatisation
Figure: A Typology of Privatisation
5.2 Competing Privatisations
5.3 Vectors of Competition
5.4 Industrial Policy Strategies
5.5 Successful Privatisation
6. EVALUATING INSTITUTIONS
6.1 Performance Indicators
6.2 Structural Indicators
7. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
7.1 Traditional Indicators
7.2 Material Intensity
7.3 Water Productivity
7.4 Water Resource Protection
7.5 Political Control
8. CONCLUSION
9. RESPONSE BY DAVID L. WALKER
9.1 Introduction
9.2 Water Services and Industry
9.3 The Context
9.4 Institutional Instability
9.5 Three Regulatory Models
9.6 Evaluating Institutions
9.7 Sustainable Development
9.8 Conclusions
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Keywords: Water