Veolia Water to manage water services for Yerevan
15.12.2005
EcoReporter
Source: www.veolia.com
Veolia Water, the Water Division of Veolia Environnement, has today signed a contract with the Armenian government (State Committee for Water Economy) to manage the water services for Yerevan, the capital city of Armenia with one million inhabitants. The 10-year contract, which was awarded following an international competitive bidding process overseen by the World Bank, is set to generate total revenue of ยค160 million over the period.
Under the agreement, Veolia Water will manage all water production and distribution, wastewater collection, as well as customer services.
Veolia Water's efforts will prioritize reducing network leakage and connecting the entire population to in a bid to enhance efficiency and quality of service. By selecting an international operator, the Armenian government aims to harness the benefits of modern expertise and management techniques for its water services.
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EcoReporter
Source: www.veolia.com
Veolia Water, the Water Division of Veolia Environnement, has today signed a contract with the Armenian government (State Committee for Water Economy) to manage the water services for Yerevan, the capital city of Armenia with one million inhabitants. The 10-year contract, which was awarded following an international competitive bidding process overseen by the World Bank, is set to generate total revenue of ยค160 million over the period.
Under the agreement, Veolia Water will manage all water production and distribution, wastewater collection, as well as customer services.
Veolia Water's efforts will prioritize reducing network leakage and connecting the entire population to in a bid to enhance efficiency and quality of service. By selecting an international operator, the Armenian government aims to harness the benefits of modern expertise and management techniques for its water services.
[...]
Note: Above are excerpts from the article. The full article appears here. Clarifications and comments by me are contained in {}. Deletions are marked by [...]. The bold emphasis is mine.
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