INVESTMENT
- From: Vol 4, Issue 3 (March 2003)
- Category: Need to know
- Region: Unspecified
- Country: Germany, Italy and Singapore
- Related Companies: ANZ Investment Bank and KfW
Italy: The regional authorities of the drought-stricken Mediterranean island of Sardinia allocated €371 million to alleviate the area’s water crisis.
A public-private holding company is to be set up before the summer to run integrated water services across the island. Private operators will hold no less than 40% of the company’s capital. The president of Sardinia’s regional government, Mauro Pili, also gave the go-ahead for a number of urgent infrastructure projects. These included connecting the river basins of ...
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