Egypt | Feasibility Study for PSP in the Alexandria Water & Waste Water System  

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FINAL REPORT

Jorge Segura
Managing Partner
SEGURA Consulting LLC
Tel. (301) 469-4724

js@segura-co.net

Alexandria | Implementation Schedule


 

Alexandria Policy Considerations


 

Alexandria Government Policy Statement


 

Alexandria Water Project Update-Implementation Plan


 

Alexandria | AGOSD Steps Toward Transaction Implementation


 

Alexandria | AWGA  Needs Assessment and Feasibility


 

Alexandria- AWGA Transaction Implementation Plan


 

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Alexandira | AGOSD Needs Assessment & Pre-feasibility


 

The governorate of Alexandria is at the forefront of water and sanitation sector reform among developing countries. Working closely with USAID/Egypt, the Governorate undertook an ambitious program of institutional reform to both the Alexandria Water General Authority (AWGA) and the Alexandria General Organization of Sanitary Drainage (AGOSD). These reforms were bolstered by substantial support from the USAID.


From March to November 2004, SEGURA/IP3 consultants were retained by the USAID at the request of the Governorate of Alexandria (GOA) to advance the analysis of the proposed reforms exploring the feasibility of having Private Sector Participation in the operation and maintenance of the Alexandria water and wastewater system.


The main objective of this study was to provide advice to the governorate of Alexandria on all economic, tariffs, and regulatory matters related to the preparation of a feasibility study. During the project period, consultants gathered and analyzed extensive information and data, coordinated closely with representatives of stakeholders and prepared the following deliverables among others:



1)  Governorate Policy Statement Paper

The consulting team assisted the Governorate prepare a policy paper in which the Governorate set out its main policy objectives for the private sector involvement and the broad parameters of the proposed transaction. The clear and concise policy paper provided a strong basis for designing and implementing a sustainable and successful PSP arrangement.


2)  Status Report & Needs Assessment

Based on data collection and background research, the consulting team delivered an assessment report projecting the future sector needs, financial flows and financing alternatives needed to timely respond to these needs.


3)  Feasibility Study

A feasibility study was prepared to cover the full range of technical, financial, economic, institutional, legal and regulatory considerations involved in the PSP reform process.


4)  Draft Transaction Implementation Plan

To guide the local reformers and practitioner, a detailed transaction implementation plan with description of the proposed PSP arrangements was designed by the team. The plan included steps to be taken in the areas of transaction preparation, procurement, and regulatory reforms required at the Governorate level.


According to a defined schedule, consultants submitted the above deliverables along with a final report, and delivered presentations to the Governorate of Alexandria and the USAID officials.