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Reclaiming Public Services: Giving Back Ownership and Control of the Water Sector to Local Government

CIDS-PB-19-008
2019

Twenty years later,  the goals of Philippine water privatization continue to fall short of its promises. This policy brief suggests alternatives to water privatization.


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Contributor
UP-Center for Integrative and Development Studies
Authors
Encarnacion Tadem, Teresa Tadem, Eduardo C.
Keywords
water sector; public services; privatization; water resources
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