Routledge - The Private Sector and Water Pricing in Urban Management

This Routledge publication provides a detailed analysis of urban water management, focusing on the participation of both the public and private sectors. It examines the essential role of water pricing and the various methods used to manage urban water services effectively. Readers will find in-depth discussions on the dynamics of privatization and the regulation of water services. The text explores how public choices influence service management and the adoption of different water demand instruments. It also looks at how price and non-price policies impact residential water demand and the overall quality of water services provided. This book offers valuable insights through lessons learned from not-for-profit public-private partnerships. It includes critical examinations of models and projections used in water utility resource planning, specifically looking at cases in England. This resource is designed for those studying economic policy and development within the context of water governance and urban resource management.