The remunicipalization of Parisian water services: new challenges for local authorities and policy implications
- 15 March 2012
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Taylor & Francis in Water International
- Vol. 37 (2) , 107-120
Abstract
In 2010, Parisian authorities remunicipalized water services. This paper addresses three main questions: How did this reform come about? Why did public authorities return to a public management model for water services? What are the main policy implications? It identifies two critical factors: (1) the promotion of a “revisited” model of public-private partnerships by international institutions, and (2) the rise of a new political vision amongst local authorities concerning their own role as key actors in water services management.Keywords
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