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AR WATER SCTR RFRM

Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Argentina

Source: World Bank Group

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The Water Sector Reform Project, the first phase of the sector reform program, seeks to support water sector reforms in medium-size cities through the introduction of private sector participation in the operation and management of water utilities, adoption of appropriate regulatory frameworks, and institutionalization of tariff policies and tested investment alternatives to better reach poor consu

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The project “AR WATER SCTR RFRM” is an infrastructure initiative in the Water Supply and Storage sector, located in Argentina. Taiyo aggregates data on it from World Bank Group.

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The Water Sector Reform Project, the first phase of the sector reform program, seeks to support water sector reforms in medium-size cities through the introduction of private sector participation in the operation and management of water utilities, adoption of appropriate regulatory frameworks, and institutionalization of tariff policies and tested investment alternatives to better reach poor consumers. The project consists of three components: 1) Investment component will finance rehabilitation and replacement of pipes, revamping and improvement of water treatment plants and intake facilities, upgrading substandard connections, supply and installation of water meters, repair and replacement of pumping and control equipment, supply of emergency and maintenance equipment, improvement and extension of water and sewerage services to the poor. 2) Institutional component will finance the costs of project management, training of regulators, technical assistance to continue advancing the reform of the sector, establishment of a sectoral information system, and development and implementation of environmental regulations. 3) Environmental component will finance updating of key environmental standards and emergency actions to mitigate negative environmental impacts related to water infrastructure.

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