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The concepts of cost recovery and demand management in the context of water resources for small island countries are discussed. Water pricing mechanisms which could be used to achieve the goal of cost recovery are examined.

TitleWater resources management in small island countries : cost recovery and demand management
Publication TypeJournal Article
Year of Publication1991
Paginationp. 8-12
Date Published1991-01-01
Keywordscab92/5, case studies, cost recovery, costs, islands, policies, tariffs, virgin islands (usa), water resources management
Abstract

The concepts of cost recovery and demand management in the context of water resources for small island countries are discussed. Water pricing mechanisms which could be used to achieve the goal of cost recovery are examined. Regulatory and economic measures, and pricing policies for limiting increases in demand (`demand management') are also presented. Examples from island countries are used to illustrate the policies discussed.

Notesrepr. from Natural resources forum, May 1990
Custom 1210, 264.1

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