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The privatisation debate on water services in the Netherlands

Titre :	The privatisation debate on water services in the Netherlands : Public performance of the water sector and the implications of market forces Ajouter au panier
in	Water policy , Vol. 8 n° 2, 01/02/2006
Auteur(s) :	S.M.M. Kuks water policy the Workshop on gender and water: Gender analysis and reform of irrigation management : concepts, cases and gaps in knowledge (1997/09/15-19; Habarana (LK))
Type de document :	Article
Sujets :	Netherlands
Résumé :	Legally adopted in france and the UK, privatization of water services is still vigorously débated in the Netherlands. Advocates of privatization believe it is the best way to save on utility costs and to increase their transparency. Opponents believe that the Dutch water sector already provides high quality services for low prices, including an additional public performance that is expected to be excluded in a free market. The author argues that the performance of water system as well as the protection of small customers. It is quite possible that without privatization, a public agency could also improve its efficiency and become more competitive in relation to other service providers. privatization seems to be more a matter of political ideology (based on a belief that the public sec[...] Legally adopted in france and the UK, privatization of water services is still vigorously débated in the Netherlands. Advocates of privatization believe it is the best way to save on utility costs and to increase their transparency. Opponents believe that the Dutch water sector already provides high quality services for low prices, including an additional public performance that is expected to be excluded in a free market. The author argues that the performance of water system as well as the protection of small customers. It is quite possible that without privatization, a public agency could also improve its efficiency and become more competitive in relation to other service providers. privatization seems to be more a matter of political ideology (based on a belief that the public sector operates inefficiently) than a matter of hard facts. The success of privatization depends at least on the performance of a complementary public regulatory regime. The question should not be whether the public or the private sector performs better hypothetically, but how the actual performance regarding public goods and services can be improved.
Article en page(s) :	147-169
Langue(s) :	Anglais
Lien vers la notice :	https://infodoc.agroparistech.fr/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=125898

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