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“What are the impacts of water privatisation on pricing?”

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“What are the impacts of water privatisation on pricing?”

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By Kate Bayliss and Terry McKinley
Privatising Basic Utilities in
Sub-Saharan Africa: The MDGImpact [Millennium Development Goal (MDG) ]

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By Kate Bayliss and Terry McKinley
Privatising Basic Utilities in
Sub-Saharan Africa: The MDGImpact

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1. Privatisation has failed

2. cost recovery has not promoted social objectives,

3. public investment

4. MDG-based development strategies

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1. Not only has donor financing of public investment declined but also private investment has followed suit.

2. many governments have had to adopt fiscal austerity programmes, which have led to further declines in domestic public investment in utilities.

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2004 just 56 per cent of the population in sub-Saharan Africa had access to an improved water sour

23 percentage points lower than the developing-country
average.

They have made even less progress on providing access to
electricity, which is the basis for reaching many MDGs, such as the education and health goals.

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risk-free investor

Dominate provisión Public sector

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The Adverse Social Consequences of Privatisation

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The Adverse Social Consequences of Privatisation

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1. Why failed privatisation?

2. Investors lost money and non social develpment

3. Solution public investments

4. Future MDG

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1. Donors and investors leave

2. Public investments

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Less progresa than others development countries