Safeguarding Water Contracts in Indonesia

The provision of water and sewerage services has been in the public sector for thousands of years. However, the trend towards privatising these basic services has recently been growing. When dealing with Multinational Corporations (MNCs), governments face risks in the form of legal asymmetries. T...

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Main Author: Mohamad Mova Al Afghani
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: School of Oriental and African Studies 2007-09-01
Series:Law, Environment and Development Journal
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Online Access:http://lead-journal.org/content/07148.pdf
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spelling doaj-786c6f1cdf204f919fb5e718db3fcb9a2020-11-24T23:33:53ZengSchool of Oriental and African StudiesLaw, Environment and Development Journal1746-58931746-58932007-09-0132148163Safeguarding Water Contracts in IndonesiaMohamad Mova Al AfghaniThe provision of water and sewerage services has been in the public sector for thousands of years. However, the trend towards privatising these basic services has recently been growing. When dealing with Multinational Corporations (MNCs), governments face risks in the form of legal asymmetries. This paper explains the theory and practice of water privatisation in Indonesia. It analyses the legal anatomy of privatisation, from the regulatory to the contractual levels. It attempts to highlight important issues and risks that governments and other stakeholders need to focus on when dealing with privatisation.http://lead-journal.org/content/07148.pdfCivil societyconstitutionenvironmenthuman rightsIndonesiainfrastructureinvestmentmultinational corporationprivatisationpublic service participationwater
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Safeguarding Water Contracts in Indonesia
Law, Environment and Development Journal
Civil society
constitution
environment
human rights
Indonesia
infrastructure
investment
multinational corporation
privatisation
public service participation
water
author_facet Mohamad Mova Al Afghani
author_sort Mohamad Mova Al Afghani
title Safeguarding Water Contracts in Indonesia
title_short Safeguarding Water Contracts in Indonesia
title_full Safeguarding Water Contracts in Indonesia
title_fullStr Safeguarding Water Contracts in Indonesia
title_full_unstemmed Safeguarding Water Contracts in Indonesia
title_sort safeguarding water contracts in indonesia
publisher School of Oriental and African Studies
series Law, Environment and Development Journal
issn 1746-5893
1746-5893
publishDate 2007-09-01
description The provision of water and sewerage services has been in the public sector for thousands of years. However, the trend towards privatising these basic services has recently been growing. When dealing with Multinational Corporations (MNCs), governments face risks in the form of legal asymmetries. This paper explains the theory and practice of water privatisation in Indonesia. It analyses the legal anatomy of privatisation, from the regulatory to the contractual levels. It attempts to highlight important issues and risks that governments and other stakeholders need to focus on when dealing with privatisation.
topic Civil society
constitution
environment
human rights
Indonesia
infrastructure
investment
multinational corporation
privatisation
public service participation
water
url http://lead-journal.org/content/07148.pdf
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