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Supplying water to poor population in developing countries : a new contribution of private sector

Decieux, Guillaume
Master thesis
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Abstract
This

paper

originates

from

the

observation

that

private

sector,

here

multinational

companies,

is

changing

its

practices

to

address

poverty

issues

in

developing

countries.

Since

water

is

a

primary

need,

the

new

approach

set

in

a

deep

involvement

of

the

population.

We

first

add

a

P,

for

People,

to

Public

Private

Partnership,

and

then

look

at

a

more

discrete

approach

at

the

Base

of

The

Pyramid.

We

finally

discuss

what

does

mean

supplying

water

to

poor

people

both

from

end

users

and

company’s

sides.

The

main

findings

are

that

success

lies

in

the

stakeholders’

active

participation,

even

co-

creation.

Such

projects

are

strong

levers

for

development

and

individual

empowerment,

but

require

a

new

paradigm

embedded

in

companies

strategies,

in

order

to

sustain

these

win-­win

partnerships.

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