… the performance of water utilities, as there are a number of jurisdictions in the US where
public and private water utilities operate under comparable regulatory environments. The …

… Reliable data collected by the regulatory authority for water and waste services in Portugal
(ERSAR) are employed to design two composite indicators reflecting different dimensions of …

… Through the course of this research, we did identify one applied regulatory example of
the use of Total Methods in the water industry in Australia. In 2012 the Essential Services …

… the scope of research beyond the autonomous economic regulatory agency to understand
the full set of institutions that make up the regulatory system for water utilities. It is this set of …

… the role of the water regulatory authority, ERSAR, and of the … water utilities were then
evaluated according to the set of coherent criteria. The performances of our sample of water utilities …

… to guarantee water quality and safety. Water Safety Plans (WSPs) by water utilities are an …
for evaluating service quality in water utilities was developed by the Regulatory Authority of …

… Another form of data availability was the data published by regulatory authorities. This is
the case of Peru, whose data have been available since 1999 through the National …

… This survey was sent to 141 water regulatory authorities around the world, and was
answered by 27% of them. The results include regulators from 28 different countries located in …

… of autonomous regulatory authorities is the hallmark of the rise of regulatory … of water
utilities—with the effect that MWRRA would regulate firms that are owned by public sector authorities…

… the mainland there is a regulatory agency (ERSAR – Regulatory Authority for the Water and
Waste) which, according to its statutes, is endowed with important regulatory functions for all …