Belarus / Switzerland / Germany / Hungary / Turkmenistan / Netherlands / Italy / Tajikistan / Mexico / Kyrgyzstan / Armenia / Sweden / New Zealand / Kazakhstan / Poland / Norway / Belgium / Turkey / France / Japan / Russia / Uzbekistan / Azerbaijan / Austria / United States / Soviet Union / Iceland / Canada / Australia / Portugal / Moldova / Slovakia / Korea / United Kingdom / Georgia / Luxembourg / Finland / Ukraine / Spain / Greece / Ireland / Denmark / Czech Republic / / /
Facility
Institute of Urban Economics / / /
IndustryTerm
improved and more efficient water network / water utilities / poor utility management / respective water utilities / sanitation infrastructure / water infrastructure / public utilities / commercially-oriented management / water services / insurance policy / /
NaturalFeature
Caucasus / /
Organization
Commission of the European Communities / Institute of Urban Economics / Organisation for Economic Co-operation / OECD / Centre français d’exploitation / Contracting Authority / /
Person
Guillermo Yepes / John Crothers / Sergei Sivaev / Anthony Molle / Erik Begin / Alexander Martoussevitch / Peter Börkey / Henri Smets / Patrick MousnierLompré / Dimitri Khomchenko / /
Water supply and sanitation infrastructure in Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia is often critically deteriorated, involving significant risks for human health and the environment. A key reason for this situation