There is a great need for more consistent and
coherent organisation of community-based water providers. Higher prices and
more efficient billing will prove a significant advantage for service
providers, who face up to 50% non revenue water ratios at present. Many state
governments are also encouraging privatisation or partial privatisation of many
municipal water and wastewater services (though in some areas these plans are
running into stiff opposition). We therefore view India's water market as
extremely attractive at present, with good long term growth opportunities
across all areas.
Latest
Updates:
- There are plans set out by the government to establish the basic groundwork to privatise the urban regions' water distribution, alongside plans for a national model for PPP involvement in the water sector in various capacities. Both of these developments are indicative of the strong government support for the development and regularisation of India's water sector, and we believe that the country will become an increasingly attractive destination for infrastructure and services groups alike over the coming years.
- New water pipelines will be laid in the Calangute-Candolim beach belt in the Indian state of Goa in the next few months to help ease the problem of water shortage in the area, providing around six hours of water for inhabitants each day. Developments such as these inform and support our positive forecast for growth in mains water consumption over the next year, particularly domestic mains consumption.
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