Former Sabesp chief: For everyone to have water, they need management, not just funds.

The new framework for basic sanitation, approved by Congress at the end of June, should shed more light on a sector that has been “for a long time relegated to a second level of importance”. This will show that the lack of treated water and sewage is not just a matter of money, but of management, planning and regulation. The opinion is of the economist Gesner Oliveira, partner of GO Associados and former president of Sabesp (2006-10). “Of course, the law does not work miracles. This is not what will ensure that you will solve the problem. But it helps a lot. ”… –

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