Global Water Deregulation Report – Market Research Table of Contents

Below is the table of contents for NRG Expert’s Global Guide to Water Deregulation Market Research Report. This in-depth market research report was put together by a group of highly skilled analysts. The facts and statistics come from our global regulators data. With the population increasing our demand for water is also increasing thus our water regulations and rules change too. Our water and waste water report contains information on water privatisation including specific water companies and water projects as well as a by country guide to water supply and access to water.

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1. Executive Summary – water deregulation and privatisation 9: Overview 9
2. Types of Water & Waste Privatisation 27: Why liberalise the water sector? 27; The perception of water 28; PSP – private sector participation models 29; PUPs – Public-public partnerships and ‘twinning’ in water and sanitation 32
3. World survey of Water & Waste Deregulation 41: World survey of water & waste deregulation 41
4. Europe 52: EU water and waste directives and investment 52; Western Europe 55; Austria 55; Belgium 58; Cyprus 60; France. 61; Germany 75; Greece 84; Ireland 87; Italy 91; Luxembourg 97; Malta 97; Netherlands 98; Portugal 101; Spain 103; Switzerland 107; United Kingdom 108
5. Nordic Countries 129: Overview 129; Denmark 130; Finland 133; Iceland 136; Norway 137; Sweden 138
6. Central Europe 143: Overview 143; Czech Republic 144; Hungary 148; Poland. 152; Slovakia 158; Slovenia 160
7. The Baltic Countries 161: Overview 161; Estonia 162; Latvia 164; Lithuania 165
8. Southeast Europe (Balkans) 167: Overview 167; Albania 168; Bosnia Herzegovina 171; Bulgaria. 172; Croatia 175; Macedonia 176; Romania 177; Serbia Montenegro 179; Turkey 180
9. CIS 182: Overview 182; Armenia 185; Azerbaijan 186; Belarus. 187; Georgia 188; Kazakhstan 191; Kyrgyzstan 193; Moldova 193; Russia 194; Tajikistan. 204; Turkmenistan 205; Ukraine 206; Uzbekistan 210
10. Southeast Asia 211: Japan 211; Korea, South 217; Macao 220; Taiwan 221; China 223; Hong Kong 242; Cambodia 243; Indonesia 246; Malaysia 253; Myanmar 259; Philippines 260; Singapore 266; Thailand 268; Vietnam 271
11. Indian Sub-Continent 276: Bangladesh 276; India 281; Nepal 289; Pakistan 293; Sri Lanka. 298
12. Asia Pacific 302: Australia 302; New Zealand. 308
13. North America 309: United States of America 309; Canada 324
14. South America 327: Overview 327; Argentina 329; Bolivia 332; Brazil 335; Chile 341; Colombia. 352; Ecuador 357; Paraguay 359; Peru 363; Uruguay 367; Venezuela 369
15. Central America and the Caribbean 372: Mexico 372; The Northern Triangle 380; Belize 380; Costa Rica 380; El Salvador 381; Guatemala 383; Honduras 384; Nicaragua 385; Panama 387; Puerto Rico 388; Caribbean 389; Bahamas. 389; Barbados 389; Bermuda 389; Cuba 389; Dominican Republic 390; Haiti 392; Jamaica 393; St Lucia 394; Trinidad & Tobago 395
16. Middle East 396: Bahrain 396; Iran 397; Iraq 398; Israel 399; Jordan 401; Kuwait 402; Lebanon 403; Palestine 407; Qatar 408; Saudi Arabia 409; Syria 412; United Arab Emirates 413; Yemen 416
17. MENA – Middle East and North Africa – Mahgreb 417: Algeria 417; Egypt 419; Libya 421; Mauritania 421; Morocco 42; Tunisia 424
18. Sub-Saharan Africa 426: Overview 426
19. East Africa – Great Lake Region 435: Burundi 435; Dijbouti 435; Ethiopia 435; Kenya 436; Mauritius 438; Rwanda. 438; Somalia 439; Sudan 440; Tanzania 441; Uganda 441
20. Central Africa 443: Cameroon 443; Central African Republic 443; Chad 445; Congo, Republic (Brazzaville) 445; Congo, Democratic Republic (Kinshasa) 445; Gabon 446; Guinea Equatorial 446
21. West Africa 447: Benin 447; Burkina Faso. 447; Cape Verde. 447; Côte d’Ivoire 448; Gambia 448; Ghana 449; Guinea 451; Guinea-Bissau 452; Liberia 452; Mali 452; Niger 45; Nigeria 454; Senegal. 459; Sierra Leone 459; Togo 460
22. South African Development Community 461: Overview 461; Angola. 462; Botswana 462; Lesotho 463; Madagascar 464; Malawi 464; Mozambique 465; Namibia. 470; South Africa 471; Tanzania 478; Zambia 478; Zimbabwe 479
23. Glossary 480
24. Sources 489

Water Deregulation Market Research Report Tables

Table 2-1: Public-public partnerships (PUPs) in water and sewerage 34
Table 3-1: World Survey of Water and Waste Deregulation 41
Table 4-1: Veolia subsidiaries in water in Europe 67
Table 4-2: Suez subsidiaries in water in Europe 69
Table 4-3: Saur subsidiaries in water in 70
Table 4-4: Gelsenwasser subsidiaries in Europe 81
Table 4-5: Major Italian Aziendi water utilities 95
Table 4-6: Water supply companies in the Netherlands, 2009 99
Table 4-7: UK Water Company ownership 111
Table 4-8: Changes in water ownership in the UK and Ireland, 1970 – 2007 113
Table 5-1: Water concessions companies in the Czech Republic 146
Table 5-2: Concession companies in Hungary 149
Table 9-1: Water supply bodies 213
Table 9-2: Water Supply Plants and Pipelines 2000 – 2005 218
Table 9-3: Construction of Sewage Treatment Plants 2000 – 2005 218
Table 12-1: A Summary of the Law 311
Table 15-1: IWPs and IWPPs plants in Oman 405
Table 15-2: IWPPs in Saudi Arabia 411
Table 15-3: Water production in Abu Dhabi in the UAE, 2011 414
Table 17-1: Access to drinking water in 10 African cities 429
Table 17-2: Market share, earnings and employment in concessionaire and independent water and
sanitation providers in Dakar and Bamako. 432
Table 17-3: How the sanitation market works in African cities 433

Water deregulation market research report – LIST of figures

Figure 1-1: Private sector investments in water and sanitation projects in developing countries, $ million,
1991 to 2010 10
Figure 1-2: Number of private sector investments in water and sanitation projects in developing countries,
1991 to 2010 10
Figure 1-3: PSP Options – A continuum 13
Figure 2-1: PSP Options – A continuum 29
Figure 4-1: Revision of EU Water Policy 53
Figure 4-2: Investment and employment related to EU environmental policy, 1990 – 2010 54
Figure 4-3: Dutch water companies 99
Figure 4-4: UK Water and Sewage companies 109
Figure 4-5: UK Water-only supply companies 110
Figure 12-1: States where American Water Works operates and their market conditions 322
Figure 17-1: Public water service in African cities 428