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| Country |
Cities |
Type and number of contracts |
Start date |
Inhabitants (millions)
|
| France |
13,500 organizing entities (municipalities or associations of municipalities) |
Concessions and leases (hundreds) |
19th century |
42
|
| England |
Entire country |
Full privatization (26) |
1989 |
49
|
| United States |
Mostly small cities in more than 20 states |
Private from the beginning |
19th century |
33.5
|
| Cote d'Ivoire |
All urban areas |
Lease (1) |
1960 in Abidjan, 1973 country-wide |
8.7
|
| Gabon |
All urban areas |
Concession (1) |
1997 |
0.7
|
| Mozambique |
Maputo and other cities |
Lease (1) and management contract (1) |
1999 |
1.0
|
| Senegal |
All urban areas |
Lease (1) |
1996 |
4.7
|
| South Africa |
Mbombela and Dolphin Coast |
Concessions (2) |
1992 |
0.4
|
| Malaysia |
Selangor and Penang |
Concession (1) and full privatization (1) |
1992 |
7
|
| Indonesia |
Jakarta |
Concessions (2) |
1998 |
9.5
|
| Philippines |
Manila |
Concessions (2) |
1996 |
12
|
| Armenia |
Yerevan and others |
Lease (1) and management contracts (2) |
2000 |
1.3+
|
| Brazil |
65 cities in 10 states |
Concessions |
1995 |
7
|
| Chile |
All urban areas |
Full privatizations and concession (1) |
1998 |
9.6
|
| Colombia |
Barranquilla, Cartagena, Colombia and more than 40 other cities and towns |
Mixed-ownership companies and concessions |
1996 |
7.3
|
| Ecuador |
Guayaquil |
Concession (1) |
2001 |
2.2
|
| Morocco |
Casablanca, Rabat, Tangiers and Tetouan |
Concessions (3) |
1997 |
7
|
| Honduras |
San Pedro Sula |
Concession (1) |
2000 |
1.1
|
| Ghana |
All urban areas |
Management contract (1) |
2000 |
8
|
| Saudi Arabia |
Riyadh, Jeddah, Mecca and Taif |
Management contracts (3) |
2008 |
14.5
|
| Algeria |
Algiers |
Management contract (1) |
2005 |
5 (est.)
|
| Cuba |
Havana |
Concession (1) |
2000 |
2 (est.)
|
| China |
Shenzhen, Fuzhou, Lanzhou, Wuhu City and 23 others |
Concessions (22), full privatizations (3) and management contracts (2) |
2001 |
22+ [1]
|
| Spain |
Barcelona and more than 1,000 other municipalities |
Mixed-ownership companies and concessions |
1867 |
13+
|
| Romania |
Bucharest, Timisoara, Ploesti and Otopeni |
Concessions (3) and Lease (1) |
2000 |
2 [2]
[3]
|
| Bulgaria |
Sofia |
Concession (1) |
2000 |
1.3
|
| Poland |
Gdansk, Bielsko-Biala, Tarnowskie Gory & Miasteczko Slaskie, Dabrowa Gornicza, Glogow, Woźniki, Drobin and Toszek |
Full privatizations (4), concession (1), leases (2) and management contract (1) |
1992 |
1.0 [4]
|
| Estonia |
Tallinn |
Concession (1) |
2001 |
0.4
|
| Czech Republic |
Prague and 23 other cities |
Concessions (24) |
1993 (reform) and 2001 (Prague) |
8 (80% of population) [5] http://www.oecd.org/dataoecd/49/15/35191789.pdf [6]
|
| Hungary |
Budapest, Szeged, Debrecen and five other cities and towns |
Concessions (8) |
1994 |
4 (40% of the population) [7]
|
| Germany |
Berlin |
Mixed-ownership company (1) |
1999 |
3.4
|
| Mexico |
Cancun, Saltillo and Aguascalientes |
Mixed-ownership company (1) and concessions (2) |
1993 |
2.5
|
- ^ World Bank:Private Participation in Infrastructure (PPI) Project Database, retrieved on June 5, 2011
- ^ World Bank:Water in Bucharest:A Utility's Efficiency Gains under a Concession, February 2011, Viewpoint Note No. 326, by David Earhardt, Melissa Rekas and Martina Tonizz
- ^ PPI database
- ^ PPI database
- ^ Pinsent Masons Water Yearbook 2009-2010:Czech Republic
- ^ WORLD BANK, ORGANIZATION OF ECONOMIC COOPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT:PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION IN THE WATER SECTOR IN THE ECA REGION:EMERGING LESSONS, Final Report, 2003
- ^ Hungary - Water privatisation in the context of transition, by Gabor Scheiring
