In 1998, most officials in El Salvador recognize that water infrastructure and institutions responsible for the management of the infrastructure is in poor condition. Without reforms, the country will not be able to provide water and wastewater services for the majority of its people. Inter-American Bank made it clear that aid to El Salvador was dependent on the willingness of countries to restructure their supply systems. True, there are significant differences between the parties on how the system should be reformed, but not whether it should be. HKS Case Number 1483.0 "Hide
Henry Lee on 22 pages. Publication Date: September 1, 1998. Prod. #: HKS292-PDF-ENG
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