This article reviews the development of public–private partnerships (PPP) in water services
in Asia over the last two decades and situates the Asian experience within the wider global …

Public-private partnerships for water projects are complicated and involve multi-level
stakeholders. This study was conducted to map the stakeholder management process …

This paper surveys officials involved in public–private partnerships (PPPs) in the water
sector in order to examine the differing motives of Indonesian actors in adopting PPPs. It …

Public–private partnerships (PPPs) can potentially overcome financial, quality, and
efficiency issues common to public service provision in developing cities. The management …

This study aims to explore the critical success factors of the Water Public-Private Partnership
(PPP) Projects in developing country with evidence from Indonesia. We all know that water …

In the void left by the declining popularity of public-private partnerships, the concept of 'water
operator partnerships'(WOPs) has increasingly been promoted as an alternative for …

This paper has three objectives: irst, to acknowledge the basic right to water as recently
recognized by the UN and, consequently, to address the government's responsibility to …

This thesis documents the genealogy of the development of Jakarta's urban water supply
infrastructure from 1873 (the inception of the first colonial water supply network) to the …

This article examines experiences with the adoption and implementation of two Indonesian
water supply public–private partnerships (PPPs). It focuses on how various tiers of …

Reforms in the water supply and sanitation sector in Uganda and Zambia have appeared to
favour increasing the scale of operations of the utilities. By elaborating on these cases, this …