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A. Privatization Goal and Objectives
A successful privatization can contribute to balancing the national budget, strengthening the balance of payments, diversification of the economy, and demonstrating the value of a transparent public process. But the primary goal of power sector privatization is to restore and improve the system to provide reliable least-cost and environmentally sound electricity service. Privatization achieves that result by supporting several objectives commonly sought by governments seeking to improve sector performance. Among these are:
(a) increased investment;
(b) improved commercial operations including increased collections and reduced corruption;
(c) introduction of modern management technology metering, billing and collections, accounting, etc.;
(d) Human resources development; and
(e) improved environmental performance.
 
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Introduction
I. Power Sector Privatization
 

 Key Elements

A.

Goal and Objectives

B.

Importance of Strategic Investor

C.

 Power Sector Framework

 1.

Market Restructuring

 2.

Legal and Regulatory Framework
D.  Political Will
E.

Competition for Investors

F. The Privatization Audience
II. Privatization Process
A.

An Open and Transparent Process

B.

Sale of a Controlling Interest

C.  Order of Sale
D.

Re-aggregation

E. Participants in Privatization
F. Timetable
G.

The Sale Process

1.

The Launch

2.

Tender Versus Negotiation

3.

Two Phases

H.  The Winner
I.

Social Impacts

Conclusion
 
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