Romania : Bucharest Water and Sanitation

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Romania : Bucharest Water and Sanitation (English)

Abstract

The Bucharest concession was Romania’s first public-private partnership in the water and sanitation sector and one of the first such transactions in the sector in Europe. IFC’s role in structuring and implementing the transaction provided assurances to... See More +

Document Date 2013/08/01 16:07:02
Document Type Brief;
Report Number 96930
Volume No 1
Total Volume(s) 1
Country Romania;
Region Europe and Central Asia;
Disclosure Date 2015/06/04 16:58:15
Disclosure Status Disclosed
Doc Name Romania : Bucharest Water and Sanitation
Keywords
water; Public-Private Partnership; water and sanitation system; liters per capita per day; free chlorine; water quality; private operator; qualified bidder; water and ... See More +
Language English
Rel. Proj ID RO-Bucharest Water -- IFC-00010236;
TF No/Name BF000102-REIMBURSABLE SERVICES
Topics Water; Sanitation; Public-Private Partnerships; Wastewater Collection; Non-Revenue Water;
Historic Topics Private Sector Development; Science and Technology Development; Social Protections and Labor; Water Resources; Environment; Health, Nutrition and Population; Water Supply and Sanitation;
Historic SubTopics Hydrology; Town Water Supply and Sanitation; Water Supply and Sanitation Economics; Small Private Water Supply Providers; Engineering; Sanitation and Sewerage; Water and Human Health; Health and Sanitation; Environmental Engineering; Sanitary Environmental Engineering; Private Sector Economics; Labor Markets;
Unit Owning Infrastructure - Middle East (CN3IN)
Originating Unit PPP - CCSA - IFC (GTPDR)
Series Name Public-Private Partnership Stories
Version Type Final
Product Line IFC Projects

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