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MEIF Methods of investment evaluation in water and sanitation Prospective on financing strategies and water pricing

MEIF Methods of investment evaluation in water and sanitation Prospective on financing strategies and water pricing. Barcelona - February 2003. Objectives of the project.

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MEIF Methods of investment evaluation in water and sanitation Prospective on financing strategies and water pricing

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  1. MEIFMethods of investment evaluation in water and sanitation Prospective on financing strategies and water pricing Barcelona - February 2003

  2. Objectives of the project • INVESTMENT : to improve the knowledge of the need for investment in water and sanitation in Europe, by trying to define principles that could lead to a method of investment evaluation at a European level • FINANCING : to study future appropriate strategies concerning the financing of water investments and the opportunities to develop Public Private Partnerships • PRICE : to analyse and to anticipate the consequences of the financing strategies on water pricing in the short, middle and long run.

  3. Countries involved

  4. Project Structure • Project duration : 18 months • Initialisation Phase : stakeholders mobilisation, structural data production and data basis organisation (6 months) • Thematic Analysis : investment, financing, price (6 months) • Valorisation and Dissemination (6 months)

  5. Planning

  6. Main expected results Investment - Financing - Price • Common principles to evaluate investment needs in water and sanitation in Europe • Prospective scenarios on financing strategies that can be implemented • Analysis of the consequences on water price in Europe

  7. Main expected results Investment • Databases about the institutional background, key elements of the water economy, and the need for investment in water in Europe • Elements to modelling the needs for investment • A typology of territories regarding the needs for investment and the financing strategies

  8. Main expected results Financing • Assessment of the room for manœuvre of the States: financial strategies and decision scheme • Analytic tools on the capacity to attract investors • Innovative models of cooperation between the Public and the Private sectors

  9. Main expected results Price • Influence of the funding origins in water pricing • Analytic tools on the implementation of WFD principles

  10. Main expected results MEIF will highlight: • The links between investment needs, financing strategies and the price of water • The strengths and weaknesses of European Union members and Pre-accession Countries about current situations With the mobilisation of the stakeholders involved in the project, MEIF will open the way of future developments for : • Effective and homogeneous methods and principles in Europe • Prospective scenarios and tools to implement the Water Framework Directive

  11. PWCGuy Leclerc : 33 1 56 57 82 30 guy.leclerc@fr.pwcglobal.comJochen Krimphoff : 33 1 56 57 86 17 jochen.Krimphoff@fr.pwcglobal.com BIPE Xavier Leflaive : 33 146 94 95 09 xavier.leflaive@bipe.fr OIEau Jean-Antoine Faby : 33 5 55 11 47 80 ja.faby@oieau.fr Barcelona - March 2003

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