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The Role of the Public and Private Sectors in Water Provision in Arizona, USA

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The National Institutes for Water Resources
Sustainable water management is a critical concern in the semi-arid portions of the American Southwest. This paper explains the decentralized approach to water supply management in this region, including the traditional roles of the public and private sectors. With Arizona as a focus, it explores how the water supply challenges of the twenty-first century require new approaches and partnerships for funding infrastructure, obtaining new water supplies, water banking, and water treatment.
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Water Supply and ScarcityUtilitiesIntegrated Water Resource ManagementGovernance
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Latin America and the Caribbean
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