Mexico - Water Supply and Sewerage Projects (Inglês)

• Data do documento

  1992/12/21

• TIpo de documento

  Relatório de Conclusão do Projeto.

• No. do relatório

  11448

• Nº do volume

  1

• Total Volume(s)

  1

• País

  México,

• Região

  América Latina e Caribe,

• Data de divulgação

  2010/06/18

• Disclosure Status

  Disclosed

• Nome do documento

  Mexico - Water Supply and Sewerage Projects

• Palavras-chave

  water supply and sewerage service;water and sewerage service;water supply and irrigation;marginal cost of supply;local operator;source of financing;sense of ownership;health education component;marginal cost principle;tariffs for water;privatizing public enterprise;distribution of population;operations and maintenance;variable interest rate;rapid population growth;main urban center;procurement of materials;annual debt service;availability of finance;internal cash generation;interest during construction;project selection criteria;transmission and distribution;level of performance;rate of inflation;priorities and strategy;weights and measure;government grant financing;water supply service;world oil market;construction and operation;fixed interest rate;water resource policy;massive capital flight;surface water resource;lack of ownership;suspension of disbursement;water production capacity;allocation of proceeds;water pollution control;adoption of policy;collection of water;federal agency;loan financing;medium-size city;urban population;Population Policy;financial mechanism;rural population;federal grant;tariff level;personnel change;hidden subsidy;loan fund;sector work;social good;government commitment;organizational objective;water use;municipal government;remedial action;treatment facilities;urban water;field visits;clear definition;oil revenue;appraisal reports;leak detection;oil reserve;stabilization program;house connection;project execution;federal funding;decentralization policy;institutional objectives;Water Policy;development policy;water tariff;organizational reform;municipal system;qualified personnel;project costing;water loss;environmental condition;institutional context;organizational change;appraisal mission;public health;price contingency;coherent policy;organizational responsibilities;foreign borrowing;Disease Prevention;management capability;health condition;organizational problem;interagency coordination;auditing principle;cost-recovery principle;account audit;interagency cooperation;fixed asset;water company;piped water;Fixed Assets;Sanitation Services;audit covenant;urban sewerage;grace period;regional priority;monetary incentive;utility cost;water quality;stated objective;financial matter;sewerage tariff;financial policies;Consulting services;macroeconomic development;operational performance;government investment;institutional problem;government spending;fiscal resource;financially independent;national headquarters;federal government;municipal action;water sector;environmental norms;supply pipe;private-sector participation;scarce resource;local system;statistical information;financial viability;fiscal restraint;operational powers;institutional performance;storage tank;hydroelectricity generation;federal budget;organizational arrangement;state companies;federal contribution;environmental issue;physical characteristic;high inflation;subsidized credit;sewerage connection;financing facility;institutional framework;cost-recovery policy;pumping station;heavy rainfall;dry area;grant funding;clear delineation;financing arrangement;official title;savings account;government equity;limited capacity;organizational deficiencies;beneficiary participation;revolving fund;lending rate;domestic inflation;legal framework;jurisdictional disputes;financial problem;financial basis;civil works;institutional weakness;political commitment;efficient operation;financial supervision;central agencies;natural disaster;price adjustment;budgetary allocation;lending institution;budgetary problem;reform tax;financial market;banking system;project financing;fund investment;federal responsibility;loan approval;federal resource;collect debt;guarantee agreement;selection criterion;pricing policy;cash operating;financing mechanism;supply condition;world economy;open economy;public confidence;

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• Idioma

  Inglês

• Rel. Proj ID

  MX-W/S Medium Cities I -- P007541,MX-Medium Cities Water-270779 -- P007577,MX-Medium Cities Water -- P007566

• Setor Principal

  Water, Sanitation and Waste Management

• Setor

  (Historic)Urban water supply

• Tópicos históricos

  Public Works, Water, Water Supply, Wastewater Collection, Water Law,

• Tópicos históricos

  Recursos Hídricos,

• Subtópicos históricos

  Social Policy, Legal Products, Water Resources Law, Judicial System Reform, Sanitation and Sewerage, Natural Resources Management, Engineering, Mercados de trabalho, Labor Policies, Water and Human Health, Hydrology, Water Law, Water Policy & Governance, Legal Reform, Water Supply and Sanitation Economics, Sanitary Environmental Engineering, Small Private Water Supply Providers, Environmental Engineering, Natural Resources Management and Rural Issues, Legislation, Regulatory Regimes, Town Water Supply and Sanitation, Rural Labor Markets,

• Unidade proprietária

  WB Off:Mexico - MX & CO CMU (LCC1C)

• Unidade de origem

  Infrastructure and Energy Division

• Loan No

  2281;1913;1186

• Version Type

  Final

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