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International Comparison of Water Management

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Schönbäck, Wilfried; Gerlinde Oppolzer; R. Andreas Kraemer et al. 2003: International Comparison of Water Sectors. Vol. I-VI. [Informationen zur Umweltpolitik 153/1-6]. Wien.

The results of the study "International Comparison of Water Management" have been published in five volumes by the Austrian Federal Chamber of Labour and the Austrian Association of Cities. The synthesis and conclusion of the study, which provides a systematic comparison against European and economic background, is now also available in English.

Over the past years, the future of the water sector has been increasingly subject to discussion in Austria. Against this background, Ecologic in cooperation with the Institute of Public Finance and Infrastructure Policy (IFIP), Vienna University of Technology, was commissioned to carry out a study which provides a scientific and empirical analysis of the Austrian and selected international systems for water services. It analyses the vastly differing systems of water supply and sewerage services in Austria, France, England and Wales, as well as Germany and the Netherlands.

The study was published in six volumes, which can be downloaded here: 

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German
English
Authorship
Wenke Schönfelder
Nadine Herbke
Wilfried Schönbeck (TU Wien)
Gerlinde Oppolzer (TU Wien)
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Study: Informationen zur Umweltpolitik, No.153
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Vol. I-VI
ISBN
3-7062-0068-6 (Band 1), 3-7062-0069-4 (Band 2), 3-7062-0070-8 (Band 3), 3-7062-0071-6 (Band 4), 3-7062-0072-4 (Band 5), 3-7062-0084-8 (Band 6)
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Keywords
international comparison, water management systems, water supply, sewage disposal, waste water, privatisation, liberalisation, natural and geographical framework, regulatory policy, water prices, sewerage charges, tariffs, price structure, drinking water quality, ecological aspects, Austrian Chamber of Labour, Austrian Association of Cities, consumer protection, consumer policy
Austria, United Kingdom, England and Wales, France, Netherlands, Germany

Source URL: https://www.ecologic.eu/1329