This study investigates issues related to the aggregation of small and medium-size towns for the

provision of water supply and sanitation (WSS) services. “Aggregation” is defined as the grouping of

several municipalities into a single administrative structure for the provision of a particular service.

The notes draw upon current regulatory thinking and research, but are intended to be accessible to those who are not regulatory experts. These are the first outputs of a program of work on regulation in the water supply and

Water Bulk Supply Agreement - between Aqua Pennsylvania Inc and a Borough for bulk supply of treated water

For more information about this sector, please visit Public–Private Partnerships in Water and Sanitation.

Ref: Water Bulk Supply Agreement

This agreement is between Melbourne Water Corporation (MWC) and City West Water (one of retail water businesses for city of Melbourne, owned by Government of Victoria).  City West Water purchases bulk treated water from MWC and has MWC transfer, treat and dispose of sewerage

A number of countries in East Africa, namely Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, have seen substantial improvements in service delivery and cost recovery from their public water authorities achieved through performance contracts.  Often these performance contracts are put in place along-side incentive mechanisms for management and employees built into their service contracts.  The following materials relate to the performance contract entered into in Uganda: