Managing water for all is not only a question of resource availability and money, but also a matter of good governance. Water involves a wide range of stakeholders at basin, municipal, regional, national and international levels. In the absence of effective public governance to manage interdependencies across policy areas and between levels of government, policymakers inevitably face obstacles to effectively designing and implementing water reforms. In addition, good governance and financial sustainability are inextricably linked. Ensuring that the water sector has a sound regulatory and institutional basis can help to increase the attractiveness of the sector for private sources of.
