The document discusses whether "Kyivvodokanal", a water utility company in Kyiv, Ukraine, should be reprivatized. It summarizes Kyivvodokanal's current poor financial condition, with high losses, low returns, and aging infrastructure. Charts show private sector involvement can increase efficiency but results are mixed. Case studies of water utilities in Prague and New York that were privatized or public-private partnerships show they have higher efficiency and lower water losses. The document considers options for improving Kyivvodokanal's efficiency through private sector involvement, optimization of prices and labor, and improving management. It also discusses potential sources of financing such as loans from EBRD or issuing bonds.
9. SOURCES OF FINANCING. EBRD
• Is interested in water supply. Projects in:
Kyrgyzstan, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Russia, Armenia
• Drawbacks:
• Maximum amount of loan - EUR 88 mln.;
• Strict profitability requirements;
10. SOURCES OF FINANCING. BONDS
Eurobonds
• “Ukrzaliznytsia”: USD 500 mln - 9,5%
• “Financing of Infrastructural Projects”: USD 690 mln - 7,5%
• Kyiv: USD 250 mln – 8%
• Drawbacks:
• Credit rating requirements;
• State guarantees may be needed