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This study seeks to investigate the complexities and challenges posed by the adoption of the Public- Private Partnership (PPP) as a mechanism for delivering services in a South African local government context. The rationale of using PPP is to be effective, efficient, accountable, and transparent. The study highlights the post-apartheid government's efforts to transform water services delivery through introducing a various policies and legislation in order to provide water services to communities that previously were denied access to reliable and potable water supplies.

Produktbeschreibung
This study seeks to investigate the complexities and challenges posed by the adoption of the Public- Private Partnership (PPP) as a mechanism for delivering services in a South African local government context. The rationale of using PPP is to be effective, efficient, accountable, and transparent. The study highlights the post-apartheid government's efforts to transform water services delivery through introducing a various policies and legislation in order to provide water services to communities that previously were denied access to reliable and potable water supplies.
Autorenporträt
Dominic M. Mukuka, Msoc: Policy and Development at KwaZulu-Natal University, Director and lecturer at Evangelical Theological House of Studies (ETHOS), Pietermaritzburg. Part-time lecturer at Evangelical Seminary of Southern Africa (ESSA)