India - Strengthening frameworks and building capacity for PPPs (Anglais)

This synthesis report details the process, outputs, and intermediate outcomes of the water and sanitation program (WSP) - World Bank technical assistance (TA) strengthening frameworks and building capacity for improved private sector engagements (PPPs...  Voir la suite This synthesis report details the process, outputs, and intermediate outcomes of the water and sanitation program (WSP) - World Bank technical assistance (TA) strengthening frameworks and building capacity for improved private sector engagements (PPPs) in urban water supply in India. This TA aimed to inform and strengthen stakeholder strategy for engaging with private sector in meeting the water (and sanitation) service delivery objectives to urban populations, particularly the poor. Accelerated economic development over the past decade has raised aspirations and standards of living, and resulted in a significant increase in demand for improved services and efficient management thereof across urban areas of the country. In this context, the WSP-World Bank received a request from the ministry of urban development (MoUD), Government of India (GoI), for TA to strengthen government stakeholders’ capacity in processes relating to preparation of water PPPs through: (1) addressing challenges related to project preparatory processes, in a context of weak city level data systems and capacity; (2) identifying institutional requirements through different phases of the PPP process; and (3) developing a contract document to serve as a reference for cities undertaking water PPPs.  Réduire