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Waste PPPs, Handshake Issue # 12

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In this issue on waste public-private partnerships (PPPs), experts, entrepreneurs, and activists share innovations that can guide government officials toward effective solid waste management strategies; and contributors present a range of solutions and technologies that can be tailored to cities around the world, with special attention focused on approaches that will work in developing countries. 

Nagpur Water PPP Agreement - Draft from RFP

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Document: Nagpur Water PPP Agreement - Draft from RFP

 

The draft agreement was issued with the RFP for the project to be between the NMC, the Commissioner of Nagpur, Nagpur Environmental Services (NESL) and the Operator.  It is understood that the final version contained a number of amendments

 

Toolkit for Public-Private Partnership in Urban Water Supply for the State of Maharashtra

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The toolkits so developed are expected to assist the relevant public entities in the state of Maharashtra for developing PPP-based projects in the water supply and sanitation sector. The toolkit is also designed to help the decision makers in deciding whether a particular project might be suitable for the PPP route or not. The toolkit can therefore be the basis for approving a project implementation structure as part of the overall project approval methodology.

PPP in Ugandan Water Sector: A Review of 10 Years of Private Management of Small Town Water Systems

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Private Sector Participation in the Ugandan Water Sector1.52 MB
A review of Uganda’s pioneering private sector participation (PSP) model for small town water supply. The number of towns under the PSP model has steadily risen from only 15 in 2001-02 to over 90 in 2010-11 with a combined population of over 1.5 million. In evaluating the impact of this development, this working paper aims to guide further reform within Uganda, and to inform other countries considering similar PSP approaches.

Innovative Contracts, Sound Relationships - Urban Water Sector Reform in Senegal Water

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This case study seeks to examine the reasons the reform was successful, and to look in detail at its components – institutional, contractual, and financial. The outcomes of the reform process are also examined, in particular how poor consumers have fared.

PPIAF Gridlines - Partnering for Water in the Cote d'Ivoire(lessons from 50 years of successful operation)

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PPIAF Gridlines - Partnering for Water in the Cote d'Ivoire(lessons from 50 yea…

The public-private partnership (PPP) for the national water utility of Côte d’Ivoire is the oldest and largest water PPP in the developing world. In place since 1960 and today serving more than 7 million people, this PPP has provided quality service for decades and made remarkable progress in expanding access in the 1990s. It even proved resilient to civil strife and the de facto partition of the country in 2002.

PPIAF Gridline - Using Management and Lease/ Affermage Contracts in Water Supply (2006)

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How have water utilities performed under management and lease- affermage contracts? Eight case studies across developing regions show that performance has generally improved—across a range of measures.

PPP Insights: The Affermage-Lease Contract in Water Supply and Sanitation

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The rise of hybrid delegated management contracts: Lessons from France555.13 KB
Delegated management contracts today have more of a mixed, hybrid nature than in the past. They take selected elements from different contractual models to create a new, tailored model. The result is that many delegated management contracts can no longer be easily classified into a single category on the public-private partnership (PPP) spectrum.

PPP Insights: The Expansion of China's Generation Capacity

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This note is intended to identify the key entities involved in the dramatic recent expansion of China’s generation capacity, and the legal relationships between those entities, including the legislation and contractual agreements underpinning those legal relationships. The note starts with a brief description of the context in which this growth occurred, and closes with Section V, which comments on particular aspects of the Chinese experience (including the respective roles of the private and public sectors), and Section VI, which offers some ‘lessons learned’ from the development of China’s power sector.
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