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The Water Dialogues was established in Brazil, Indonesia, the Philippines, South Africa and Uganda.
All these countries themselves chose to participate based on the commitment of a variety of sector stakeholders, including national government, to engage in dialogue.
Each national dialogue was a microcosm that reflected the global debate over private sector involvement in water and sanitation services. They brought together people with different perspectives and interests including for example:
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national and local government |
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regulatory authorities |
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private sector providers, both domestic and trans-national |
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public sector providers |
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small-scale service providers and poor communities |
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trade unions |
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development, environment and consumer NGOs. |
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For the list of members in each country and other details, please click on the country names above. |
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