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Monday, July 1, 2013
Come Again, Mr. Johannes?
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As it pertains to the Water and Sewage Company (WASCO), this is a matter that requires business leadership and not political managers. A public private partnership is an option desirable of consideration that could be structured with the state holding 51% inclusive of the entire infrastructure. The state would be expected to use its leverage (with targeted taxes and user fees) to upgrade all for the physical plant for the long-term (15/20 years), while engaging a water management company to provide operational management with approximately 25% equity (including cash) with the remaining 24% offered to Saint Lucians. Thereafter bi-products can be introduced such a bottled water, flavoured water, canned coconut water and juices.
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As it pertains to the Water and Sewage Company (WASCO), this is a matter that requires business leadership and not political managers. A public private partnership is an option desirable of consideration that could be structured with the state holding 51% inclusive of the entire infrastructure. The state would be expected to use its leverage (with targeted taxes and user fees) to upgrade all for the physical plant for the long-term (15/20 years), while engaging a water management company to provide operational management with approximately 25% equity (including cash) with the remaining 24% offered to Saint Lucians.
Thereafter bi-products can be introduced such a bottled water, flavoured water, canned coconut water and juices.
http://www.caribbeannewsnow.com//stlucia.php?news_id=14912&start=0&category_id=20
Also see:
http://doc.mediaplanet.com/all_projects/12727.pdf
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