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Le partenariat public-privé pour développer les services d'eau potable : quelques leçons de l'expérience française pour les pays en développement

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  • C. Pezon

    (IRC Burkina-Faso - IRC Burkina-Faso)

  • Lise Breuil

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  • C. Pezon & Lise Breuil, 2011. "Le partenariat public-privé pour développer les services d'eau potable : quelques leçons de l'expérience française pour les pays en développement," Post-Print hal-02012236, HAL.
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    1. Michel Nakhla & Shneider Laetitia Guerin, 2003. "Les indicateurs de performance : une évolution clef dans la gestion et la régulation des services d'eau et d'assainissement," Post-Print hal-00658092, HAL.
    2. Alcazar, Lorena & Abdala, Manuel A. & Shirley, Mary M., 2000. "The Buenos Aires water concession," Policy Research Working Paper Series 2311, The World Bank.
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