Key Sources and Further Reading
- World Bank:Stepping up - Improving the performance of China's urban water utilities, by Greg Browder et al., 2007
- Fu, Tao, Miao Chang and Lijin Zhong: Reform of China's Urban Water Sector, International Water Association and Water Policy Research Center of Tsinghua University 2008, ISBN 1-84339-143-0
- World Bank Country Water Resources Assistance Strategy 2002
Read more about this topic: Water Supply And Sanitation In The People's Republic Of China
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