The implemented reforms and progress on developing a strategy for the WSS sector in Armenia The implemented reforms and progress on developing a strategy.

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The implemented reforms and progress on developing a strategy for the WSS sector in Armenia The implemented reforms and progress on developing a strategy for the WSS sector in Armenia Helsinki, 24 May 2007 Gagik Khachatryan First Deputy Chairman State Committee of Water System of RA EAP Task Force State Committee of Water System of Armenia

Main Directions of the Reforms Legal reforms – establishing legal base for private sector involvement and sector commercialization Institutional reforms – sharing management and regulation functions, establishing an independent regulator, decentralization and privatization Investment policy Tariff policy Reforms in the sphere of social security – introduction of family allowance system Involvement of private sector in providing utility services to the population EAP Task Force State Committee of Water System of Armenia

Key Objectives of the Project Key objectives of the project were to update the Finance strategy for urban WSS and extend it to rural WSS, and help SCWE implement it by: Linking the strategy to the budgetary decision making process; Increasing the reliability of investment needs assessment, using robust methods to assess, manage and forecast demand for water supply and sanitation services; Ensuring that tariff policies were sustainable from an economic and social point of view. EAP Task Force State Committee of Water System of Armenia

Required Funding – Urban WSS Total need of funding for urban water supply and sewerage utilities for according to the Development Scenario (billion Dram reflected in 2002 prices) EAP Task Force State Committee of Water System of Armenia New construction Renovation O & M and Rehabilitation Operational costs Total Water supplyTotal for WSS Sanitation

Structure of required funding for WSS for (by sectors) EAP Task Force State Committee of Water System of Armenia Required Funding - structure New construction Renovation O & M and Rehabilitation Operational costs Water supply Total for WSS Sanitation

Extending Finance Strategy to rural WSS EAP Task Force State Committee of Water System of Armenia Targets set in PRSP and MDGs and government policy regarding rural WSS (in Armenia some 60% of population is rural) Complex issue, because till recently the Government: - lacked data on status of WSS infrastructure and services in some 850 villages outside the service area of water utilities; - institutional gaps. Financial dimension: under the Baseline scenario expenditures for rural WS in Armenia estimated at about AMD 2 billion per year (compared to some AMD 30 billion for urban WSS, in that: (1 € = 480 DRAM)), About 40% - O&M, 60% - re-investments, About 50% - by water utilities, the rest by rural communes  Implementation of a Finance strategy for rural WSS will be more an institutional and managerial than financial challenge

Role of the NPD on Financing WSS Facilitate implementing the government policy by assisting in: Setting realistic sector development targets Developing and implementing a sound finance strategies Identifying priority policy measures and priority investments Formulating minimal water supply concept Building awareness, ownership and capacity EAP Task Force State Committee of Water System of Armenia

Stages of the NPD EAP Task Force State Committee of Water System of Armenia Oct – March 2004: developing FS for urban WSS - with focus on urban wastewater collection and treatment Oct – Nov. 2006: focus on implementing the FS for WSS through: - integrating the updated FS into MTEF and PRSP; - best use of available resources through increasing reliability of investment needs assessment; - advising on improving tariff policy towards sustainability from economic and social point of view Dec – present: extending FS to rural areas - targets based on national “minimal water supply standard” (complying with MDGs on WSS, but a bit more ambitious)

EAP Task Force State Committee of Water System of Armenia THANK YOU State Committee of Water System of Armenia 13a Vardanants Street Yervevan 0010 Armenia Tel: (374-1) , Fax: (374-1) State Committee of Water System of Armenia 13a Vardanants Street Yervevan 0010 Armenia Tel: (374-1) , Fax: (374-1)