This discussion paper is a supplement to the 2018 World Bank global study Aligning Institutions and Incentives for Sustainable Water Supply and Sanitation (WSS) Services, recently published by the World Bank’s Water Global Practice. The Global Study promotes holistic approaches in shaping WSS sector policies, institutions and regulation by considering the wider political economy and governance framework to incentivize sustainable actions.

The general purpose of this Law is to foster the effective and sustainable management of the water resources of the Kingdom of Cambodia to attain socio-economic development and the welfare of the people

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Tracking Number: CambodiaLawWaterRM_2007_English

This is a critical measurement of the success of the RERED Project in the context of rural economic development.

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Tracking Number: Village Hydro/Wind/Biomass Economic Benefits Verification_2002_English

This is one of a series of case studies in sustainable urban development in the PRC.

A presentation prepared by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) that gives an indepth look at successes and failures of ppp in the water sector. 

This is a document (the general conditions and the special conditions) that is simple and well-drafted.  It has a number of features that could be used elsewhere, even in common law countries, and it would be beneficial to translate the general conditions into English and Spanish so that a greater audience can benefit from them.  There is for instance a useful provision requiring that the contract with end users contain a substitution provision in favor of the Community (so that it is not necessary to novate the user contracts in the event that the operation contract is terminated).  The pr