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Danube Water Conference 2017, Vienna Reform in the System for Water Supply, Collection and Treatment at Local Level EuropeAid/136063/IH/SER/MK Conditions for Effective and Productive Water Utility Business Planning Danube Water Conference 2017, Vienna Session on Business Planning, May 18 Mr. Ad Sannen (Eptisa) This Project is funded by the European Union Reform in the System for Water Supply, Collection and Treatment at Local Level

Topics BP Internal conditions BP External conditions BP Focus on key utility processes Tailored BP process Anchoring BP in the annual planning cycle BP Action orientation Reform in the System for Water Supply, Collection and Treatment at Local Level

Utility Business Plan (basic setup) System description Operations, Finance, Organization Main issues and bottlenecks Existing situation Where we want to be, ambitions How we want to work, our values Vision and Mission Planned results, ways to achieve them Key indicators of success Objectives and Strategies Operations Commercial Staff and organization Action Plans Investments Financial projection Prices Financial Plan Reform in the System for Water Supply, Collection and Treatment at Local Level

Utility Business Plan Provides a road map for action, milestones, indicators of succes Defines projects, investments and sources of funds Defines improvement of internal business processes: better/more efficient ways to do the job Creates awareness, ownership, shared vision, acceptance by stakeholders Is anchored in internal routines for annual revision and updating Is communicated internally & externally Reform in the System for Water Supply, Collection and Treatment at Local Level

BP Internal conditions Management drive, ownership and leadership Basic Business (commercial) awareness and orientation on internal processes BP Team (taskforce), expertise, time & budget Access to data Performance Indicators, performance monitoring and reporting system Sufficient critical mass (scale of operations) Availability of internal supporting systems and procedures 26.05.2016 Reform in the System for Water Supply, Collection and Treatment at Local Level

BP External Conditions Compliance with Regulatory Framework Requirements of investors/financers Coordination with asset owners Local economic and spatial developments, political interests Customer & community oriented Tariff justification and affordability Environmental stewardship (water resource protection) Transparency on objectives, strategies and results Reform in the System for Water Supply, Collection and Treatment at Local Level

BP requires focus on key Utility Processes Asset Management Distribution network operation, NRW reduction The commercial process (meter-to-cash cycle) Internal information and data management Reform in the System for Water Supply, Collection and Treatment at Local Level

Asset Management System Business impact: Assets data and value Investment Planning Extension of assets life Reduced assets failure Reform in the System for Water Supply, Collection and Treatment at Local Level

Reduction of NRW Business impact: Lower operating costs Saved investments Satisfied customers Reform in the System for Water Supply, Collection and Treatment at Local Level

The Commercial Process Business impact: Customer knowledge Increased Revenue Reduced receivables Better cashflow Reform in the System for Water Supply, Collection and Treatment at Local Level

Finance and Accounting Connecting and integrating business sectors Data management Finance and Accounting Connecting and integrating business sectors Reform in the System for Water Supply, Collection and Treatment at Local Level

Business Planning Process 1. Current Performance Assessment 4. Strategic priorities and development needs 10. Tariff Projection 11. Organization and capacity development Plan 5. Objectives and targets 2. Mission & Vision 6. Demand / Services Forecast 12. Formalization 3. SWOT 7. Investment Programming Implementation 8. Business Process Improvement Activity Plans Monitoring performance 9. Financial Forecast Reform in the System for Water Supply, Collection and Treatment at Local Level

BP Tailored Approach BP Level 3 Level 2 Level 1 Fully independant and autonomous BP process (full scale BP) Externally facilitated, Partly internally financed Fully supported Externally financed as part of broader capacity development (simple BP) Reform in the System for Water Supply, Collection and Treatment at Local Level

Anchoring Business Planning in the Annual Planning cycle Vision General Manager Director Operations Financial Projects Distribution Dept. Revenue dept Contracts Pumping Collection New Treatment Billing Strategic objectives Evaluation, review Operational objectives & Performance indicators Measuring performance Action Plan, targets & budget (resources) Implementation Reform in the System for Water Supply, Collection and Treatment at Local Level

Lessons learned (1) Business planning is not a stand-alone activity; it needs a basis of proper (audited) data, a dedicated team and inputs from stakeholders Business Planning requires awareness on the importance of internal processes for utility performance improvement Business Planning as an external legal/regulatory requirement can be an important accelerator for improvement of internal processes The BP process works best when it is internalized and embedded in the Utility’s planning cycle. BP is a planning tool, not a report The BP provides the justification for investments and the tariff forecast Reform in the System for Water Supply, Collection and Treatment at Local Level

Lessons learned (2) The BP provides essential information and context for Technical Feasibility Studies of new investments The BP should not necessarily be complicated: a simple format of 5 pages with key data in tables is sufficient for small utilities and for utilities making a BP for the first time Ownership and management commitment to the BP process are key; external consultants should not take over The BP needs follow up. Utilities need to setup project teams to implement investments and internal process improvements Reform in the System for Water Supply, Collection and Treatment at Local Level

Thank you adsannen.id.as@gmail.com Reform in the System for Water Supply, Collection and Treatment at Local Level