Is the public German Water Management better than the privatized UK Water Management?

DFIC has made a comparison of Water Management in Germany and Britain, to contribute to answering this question.
Declining water consumption in Germany leads to an increase in water prices. The municipal fees regulation foresees the passing through of all costs Any incentives for being efficient are only caused by bench marketing which is on a voluntary base and . In the UK, an independent regulatory body clears guidelines. The study can be obtained from DFIC. Contact us...

Organizational development for wastewater services Bahrain

The rapid development of economic- and population growth leads to huge increases in water and wastewater consumption. To keep the costs under control, it is necessary to align the organization effectively to the future. For this purpose DFIC implements an organization analysis. Before the improvement of organizational structure can be made, the future of duties must first be defined. Thus the question of the involvement of the private sector is discussed.
In improving the organizational structure it is about to redefine the interfaces between different departments in the business processes. For the operation of the wastewater system it is to define the business process for service and maintenance entirely new.

Is water really tight?

71% of the earth's surface is covered by water.
However, water is a scarce resource: only 2% of available water resources is drinkable as fresh water.

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