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Financing water crises: World Bank, International aid agencies & water privatisation

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TextSeries: Water soverignty series, No. 7Publication details: New Delhi Navdanya, Research Foundation for Science, Technologhy and Ecology 2005Description: 132 pSubject(s):

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333.910954

Summary: The report is in two parts. The first part lists the World Bank projects in three categories - loans given from 1950-1990, water restructuring projects from 1990-2005, and projects at approval sttage. The second part of the report includes case studies of World Bank driven water privatisation projects in Delhi, Ramil Nadu, Madya Pradesh and Rajasthan.

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The report is in two parts. The first part lists the World Bank projects in three categories - loans given from 1950-1990, water restructuring projects from 1990-2005, and projects at approval sttage. The second part of the report includes case studies of World Bank driven water privatisation projects in Delhi, Ramil Nadu, Madya Pradesh and Rajasthan.

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