The Buenos Aires Water Concession

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Publication Date:
Apr 30, 2000
Sector:
Water and Sanitation
Region:
Latin America and Caribbean (LAC)
Language:
English
Nature:
Report
Country:
Argentina
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The Buenos Aires concession shows how important transparent, rule-based decision-making is to maintain public trust in regulated infrastructure.

Alcazar, Lorena, Manuel A. Abdala, and Mary M. Shirley. 2000. The Buenos Aires Water Concession. Washington, DC: World Bank. [#4467]

 

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