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Water Pricing Experiences in India: Emerging Issuesd focus in India. In this debate, a large part of the emphasis has been on the pricing of irrigation water, the sector which accounts for almost 80 % of the total water use but for which water is charged at a fraction of the supply cost. Low water rates, apart from encouraging the inefficient use of
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Water Pricing in Mexico: Pricing Structures and Implicationsave been established, in which the highest price is paid for zones with scarce amounts of water, and the lowest price is paid in zones with an abundance of water. Additionally, different tariffs have been established according to sectorial users, such as industry, households, and agriculture. This c
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New Zealand Water Pricingcity size and water metering influenced per capita use, with larger cities and metered use being associated with lower per capita use. Drinking water quality (for smaller councils), demand management (for growing cities), and long-term asset management are the developing issues for municipal water s
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Water Pricing in Spain: Following the Footsteps of Somber Climate Change Projectionson. Climate change projections indicate significant reductions of runoff and water recharge and more unstable climate regimes. Improving water allocation has become an urgent need. Water demand management is now one of the most relevant issues in the Spanish water policy agenda. The chapter discusse
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Book 2015experiences in various countries around the world. The book chapters, written by experts in water pricing from various countries, documents the past 10 to 15 years of water pricing experiences in Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Colombia, France, India, Israel, Italy, Mexico, The Netherlands, New Z