Biblio

G. Roth, « The role of the private sector in providing water in developing countries », Natural resources forum, p. p. 167-177, 1985.

J. Monod, « Le secteur prive et la gestion des services publics d'eau potable », presented at the 1982-01-01, S.l., 1982, p. 40 p.

A. S. Rahaman, Everett, J., et Neu, D., « Accounting and the move to privatize water services in Africa », p. 33 p. (p. 637 - 670); 4 tab.

H. W. Doe, Assessing the challenges of water supply in urban Ghana: the case of North Teshie. Stockholm, Sweden: S.n., p. 74 p.; 58 refs.; tab.; fig.

I. Eguavoen, « Changing household water rights in rural Northern Ghana », p. 4 p. (p. 126-129).

BPD Water and Sanitation -London, GB, Business Partners for Development, « Crystal clear ». Business Partners for Development (BPD) Water and Sanitation Cluster, London, UK.

Netherlands Water Partnership -The Hague, NL, NWP, « Dutch water sector : 2009-2010 ». Nijgh Periodieken, Schiedam, The Netherlands, p. 134 p.; ill.

U. Sankar, « Financial and economic sustainability : public-private partnership ». Madras School of Economics, Chennai, India, p. 21 p. : 2 boxes, 9 tab.

S. Castelein, « From conflict to co-operation in international water resources management : challenges and opportunities : international conference, 20-22 November 2002, Delft, The Netherlands : proceedings ». UNESCO, Paris, France, p. 583 p. : fig., tab.

Land Enviro Water, « Issue Paper 1 : overview of the water sector, reform swap and financial issues : paper for the Joint GOU/Donor Review for the Water and Sanitation Sector 24-26th September 2002, Kampala ». Uganda, Ministry of Natural Resources, Directorate of Water Development, Kampala, Uganda, p. 21 p. : 4 boxes, 3 tab.

B. Collignon et Valfrey, B., « Les operateurs prives du secteur informel qui approvisionnent en eau les petits centres et les quartiers irreguliers des grandes metropoles ». Hydro Conseil, Paris, France.

A. Etherington, Wicken, J., et Bajracharya, D., « New rules, new roles : does PSP benefit the poor? : preparing for private sector management in Kathmandu ». WaterAid, S.l., p. 44 p.; 7 tab.; 1 box; 4 fig.; 10 refs.

F. Drees-Gross, Schwartz, J., Sotomayor, M. A., et Bakalian, A., « Output-based aid in water : lessons in implementation from a pilot in Paraguay : OBApproaches note 07 ». p. 4 p.; 1 tab.; 1 box.

World Bank -Washington, DC, US et Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility -Washington, DC, US, PPIAF, Private solutions for infrastructure in Cambodia : a country framework report. Washington, DC, USA: Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility (PPIAF), p. xi, 84 p.: fig., maps, tab.

C. Brocklehurst, « Reaching out to consumers : making sure we know what people really think and want, and acting upon it ». WASTE, Gouda, The Netherlands, p. 11 p. : 1 box., 2 fig., 1 tab.

R. Franceys et Gerlach, E., « Regulating public and private partnerships for the poor ». Centre for Water Science, Cranfield University, Cranfield, UK, p. 178 p. : boxes, fig., tab.

U. Directorat UG, « Rural water and sanitation implementation strategy and investment plan ». Uganda, Ministry of Water, Lands and Environment, Kampala, Uganda, p. i, 20 p. : 1 box, 5 tab.

UNDP-PPPUE -Johannesburg, ZA, Public Private Partnerships for the Urban Environment, « UNDP-PPPUE newsletter ». UNDP, Public Private Partnerships for the Urban Environment (PPPUE), Johannesburg, South Africa.

I. N. WaterAid - Delhi, « Water for all? : implementation of ADB’s water policy in India : a review : India country case study ». WaterAid, New Delhi, India, p. 119 p.; il.; tab.; fig.