Innovative forms of water governance: “new public regies” and the turn from a market management to egalitarian management of a common good

Cécile Blatrix; Michel Nakhla

Innovative forms of water governance: “new public regies” and the turn from a market management to egalitarian management of a common good

Cécile Blatrix ^{1, 2} Michel Nakhla ^{1, 3}

2 CESSP - Centre européen de sociologie et de science politique

3 CGS i3 - Centre de Gestion Scientifique i3

Abstract : The increasing concentration of population in urban centers give several questions relating to the governance of water resources in megacities : access to water and sanitation for all people, equity services, progressive or social pricing. The regulation modes of water utilities are key priorities.

Keywords : Water utilities Common good Social pricing policies Regulation Water governance

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Conference papers

Domain :

Humanities and Social Sciences

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