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We were first introduced to Food & Water Watch during an effort to maintain local control of the publicly owned water system in our area. We have continued to support the efforts of FWW as they lobby for the best interests of the people of this planet.
Jennifer Neylon
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April 30th, 2007

Going Thirsty

Going Thirsty profiles Latin American water projects bankrolled by the IDB. The report documents how the IDB consistently requires privatization of water utilities without considering restructuring and rehabilitating the public water utilities, repeatedly provides funds that enable multinational corporations with a history of failing to meet the environmental and public health needs of the local population assume control of local supplies, and has prolonged water conflicts by bailing out failing World Bank projects.

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Number of Pages: 11  Year Published: 2007

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