Can private water bridge Brazil's infrastructure investment gap?

Sparked by Brazil's US$6.7 billion per year investment target for water infrastructure to 2033, Bluefield is delivering actionable insights on private water opportunities and analyzing the competitive landscape in Brazil.

More:http://bluefieldresearch.com/brazil-private-water-2014

4 Answers

1. The New York Times has picked up on Brazil's wastewater treatment obstacles: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/19/world/americas/memo-to-olympic-sailors-in-rio-dont-touch-the-water.html?hp&_r=1

2. Dear Nick... may you say your e-mail address to me, please? Tks! Léo.

3. Ok nick. Register done. Tks for the tip. Lets keep in touch. Regards. Léo.

4. Hello Nicholas, how are you? Very interesting iniciative of your company. Indeed, Brazil have a huge gap in infrastructure, seeing that only 48,3% of the sewage produced is captured and piped and only 38,7% of the total amount produced recieves any kind of treatment (source: www.tratabrasil.org.br/situacao-do-saneamento-no-brasil - In portuguese). I really think that the private iniciative can reduce this gap, but only together with public polices to rule the process. But most of us knows that the corruption in the government may be a problem here. So, I hope that you can find a way how to implement those actions for real. It will be very good. If you need any information about Brazilian Water and Wastewater technical market, just let me know about. Regards! Léo.

   1 Comment

   1. Léo, Thank you for the perspective. We agree that there are many opportunities in Brazil for private water companies, but the guidance must come from government policy. I'd suggest you register with us online to keep up to date on all our research covering global water markets. You can register at http://bluefieldresearch.com/register-with-bluefield-step-2. Best, Nick