Примеры использования Water tariffs на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Water tariffs in selected cities of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
On May 1, 2013, the regulator raised water tariffs in Semipalatinsk by 36.9%.
Water tariffs are often not adequate to cover maintenance costs.
Carbon and natural resources pricing carbon taxes, water tariffs, emissions trading ETS.
Water tariffs amount to about 1% of median four-person family income.
As a consequence of implementing this policy, water tariffs were adjusted recently to reflect actual costs in the WSS sector.
The water tariffs policy has undergone several revisions over the last 10-15 years.
The resource growth of $41,300 reflects the higher electricity costs and higher water tariffs during the current biennium;
Bako Sahakyan: water tariffs, provided the residents, will remain unchanged.
In the case of a budgetary unit, its operations are fully financed from the municipal budget,and the revenue from water tariffs goes to the municipal budget.
Current water tariffs do not cover all costs, therefore WSS utilities are unprofitable.
A budgetary enterprise is different because the revenue from water tariffs is its revenue, used for covering the costs of providing services.
Water tariffs have been used extensively for recovering the costs of water infrastructure and services.
Based on the premise that water is a free orsubsidized good, water tariffs have been kept at an artificially low level in many countries.
Evidence shows that water tariffs in developing countries remain far below cost recovery levels, though to varying degrees in different countries.
The general meeting involves all members of the water user co-operative;it has the authority to adopt a plan of work and water tariffs, as well as appoint the management board.
However, the very low water tariffs do not allow to cover costs or to promote the efficient use of water. .
In particular, water utility revenues are typically insufficient even to cover essential operating andmaintenance costs, largely due to extremely low water tariffs.
Revenues collected from water tariffs cover only a part of the operation and maintenance costs for water services.
Governments wishing to mobilize private sector capabilities should ensure stable revenue streams from water tariffs, and create an appropriate regulatory framework to avoid rent-seeking behaviours.
Water tariffs rarely reflect long-run marginal costs, let alone full economic pricing, including opportunity costs and pollution charges.
In the example of micro-affordability analysis in Box 4,high water tariffs may be well above the affordability threshold for low-income households in rural areas.
In such cases, water tariffs are individually calculated for each centralised WSS system; overhead costs are apportioned between the services through a specific cost-sharing formula.
In particular, the OECD and APEC member states introduce progressive water tariffs, flexible contracts, and various water- and energy-saving solutions.
In rural areas water tariffs are higher, while the financial situation of households is worse than in urban areas; hence, affordability constraints are greater.
In the example of micro-affordability analysis in Box 1.4 and Table 1.7,high water tariffs may be well above the affordability threshold for low-income households in rural areas.
Well-structured water tariffs based on the cost recovery principle should be introduced and revenues from water fees and PES should be reinvested in improving water quality.
In particular, water utility revenues are typically insufficient even to cover essential operating andmaintenance costs, largely due to extremely low water tariffs.
Taking into account the statistical information presented above, although water tariffs were significantly increased recently, they are still within the range of affordability in urban areas.
Well-structured water tariffs based on the cost recovery principle should be introduced and revenues from water fees and payment for ecosystem services should be reinvested in improving water quality.