How to Improve Regulatory Transparency : Emerging Lessons from an International Assessment

Managing the different and often conflicting interests and expectations of stakeholders-the government, consumers, service providers-is a demanding task for infrastructure regulators. Transparency can be a big help. A core principle of good regul...

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Main Author:	Bertolini, Lorenzo
Format:	Brief
Language:	English
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:	ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACCOUNTABILITY ADMINISTRATIVE RULES ARBITRATION COMPLAINTS CONSULTATION CONSULTATION PROCESS CONSULTATIONS CONSUMER GROUPS CONSUMERS CORRUPTION CREDIBILITY DECISIONMAKING FLEXIBILITY GOOD REGULATORY GOVERNANCE GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGISLATION PUBLIC DOMAIN PUBLIC HEARINGS PUBLIC INTEREST PUBLIC POLICY PUBLIC SERVICE PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS REGULATION BY AGENCY REGULATION BY CONTRACT REGULATOR REGULATORS REGULATORY CAPTURE REGULATORY COSTS REGULATORY DECISION REGULATORY DECISIONS REGULATORY DISCRETION REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS REGULATORY FUNCTION REGULATORY FUNCTIONS REGULATORY INSTRUMENTS REGULATORY OBLIGATIONS REGULATORY PROCESS REGULATORY REGIME REGULATORY RULES REGULATORY SYSTEM REGULATORY SYSTEMS SERVICE PROVIDERS STAKEHOLDER STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION STAKEHOLDERS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRANSPARENCY TRANSPARENT PROCESSES UTILITY REGULATION UTILITY REGULATORS WASTEWATER SERVICE WATER SECTOR
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2006/06/7091015/improve-regulatory-transparency-emerging-lessons-international-assessment http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10733

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spelling	okr-10986-107332021-04-23T14:02:52Z How to Improve Regulatory Transparency : Emerging Lessons from an International Assessment Bertolini, Lorenzo ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACCOUNTABILITY ADMINISTRATIVE RULES ARBITRATION COMPLAINTS CONSULTATION CONSULTATION PROCESS CONSULTATIONS CONSUMER GROUPS CONSUMERS CORRUPTION CREDIBILITY DECISIONMAKING FLEXIBILITY GOOD REGULATORY GOVERNANCE GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGISLATION PUBLIC DOMAIN PUBLIC HEARINGS PUBLIC INTEREST PUBLIC POLICY PUBLIC SERVICE PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS REGULATION BY AGENCY REGULATION BY CONTRACT REGULATOR REGULATORS REGULATORY CAPTURE REGULATORY COSTS REGULATORY DECISION REGULATORY DECISIONS REGULATORY DISCRETION REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS REGULATORY FUNCTION REGULATORY FUNCTIONS REGULATORY INSTRUMENTS REGULATORY OBLIGATIONS REGULATORY PROCESS REGULATORY REGIME REGULATORY RULES REGULATORY SYSTEM REGULATORY SYSTEMS SERVICE PROVIDERS STAKEHOLDER STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION STAKEHOLDERS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRANSPARENCY TRANSPARENT PROCESSES UTILITY REGULATION UTILITY REGULATORS WASTEWATER SERVICE WATER SECTOR Managing the different and often conflicting interests and expectations of stakeholders-the government, consumers, service providers-is a demanding task for infrastructure regulators. Transparency can be a big help. A core principle of good regulatory governance, transparency creates credibility for regulatory decisions and helps foster sustainable investment in infrastructure. How can policymakers and regulators best improve regulatory transparency: a recent Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility (PPIAF)-funded review of international experience identifies emerging lessons. 2012-08-13T12:57:39Z 2012-08-13T12:57:39Z 2006-06 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2006/06/7091015/improve-regulatory-transparency-emerging-lessons-international-assessment http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10733 English Gridlines; No. 11 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research
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topic	ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACCOUNTABILITY ADMINISTRATIVE RULES ARBITRATION COMPLAINTS CONSULTATION CONSULTATION PROCESS CONSULTATIONS CONSUMER GROUPS CONSUMERS CORRUPTION CREDIBILITY DECISIONMAKING FLEXIBILITY GOOD REGULATORY GOVERNANCE GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGISLATION PUBLIC DOMAIN PUBLIC HEARINGS PUBLIC INTEREST PUBLIC POLICY PUBLIC SERVICE PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS REGULATION BY AGENCY REGULATION BY CONTRACT REGULATOR REGULATORS REGULATORY CAPTURE REGULATORY COSTS REGULATORY DECISION REGULATORY DECISIONS REGULATORY DISCRETION REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS REGULATORY FUNCTION REGULATORY FUNCTIONS REGULATORY INSTRUMENTS REGULATORY OBLIGATIONS REGULATORY PROCESS REGULATORY REGIME REGULATORY RULES REGULATORY SYSTEM REGULATORY SYSTEMS SERVICE PROVIDERS STAKEHOLDER STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION STAKEHOLDERS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRANSPARENCY TRANSPARENT PROCESSES UTILITY REGULATION UTILITY REGULATORS WASTEWATER SERVICE WATER SECTOR
spellingShingle	ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACCOUNTABILITY ADMINISTRATIVE RULES ARBITRATION COMPLAINTS CONSULTATION CONSULTATION PROCESS CONSULTATIONS CONSUMER GROUPS CONSUMERS CORRUPTION CREDIBILITY DECISIONMAKING FLEXIBILITY GOOD REGULATORY GOVERNANCE GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGISLATION PUBLIC DOMAIN PUBLIC HEARINGS PUBLIC INTEREST PUBLIC POLICY PUBLIC SERVICE PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS REGULATION BY AGENCY REGULATION BY CONTRACT REGULATOR REGULATORS REGULATORY CAPTURE REGULATORY COSTS REGULATORY DECISION REGULATORY DECISIONS REGULATORY DISCRETION REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS REGULATORY FUNCTION REGULATORY FUNCTIONS REGULATORY INSTRUMENTS REGULATORY OBLIGATIONS REGULATORY PROCESS REGULATORY REGIME REGULATORY RULES REGULATORY SYSTEM REGULATORY SYSTEMS SERVICE PROVIDERS STAKEHOLDER STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION STAKEHOLDERS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRANSPARENCY TRANSPARENT PROCESSES UTILITY REGULATION UTILITY REGULATORS WASTEWATER SERVICE WATER SECTOR Bertolini, Lorenzo How to Improve Regulatory Transparency : Emerging Lessons from an International Assessment
relation	Gridlines; No. 11
description	Managing the different and often conflicting interests and expectations of stakeholders-the government, consumers, service providers-is a demanding task for infrastructure regulators. Transparency can be a big help. A core principle of good regulatory governance, transparency creates credibility for regulatory decisions and helps foster sustainable investment in infrastructure. How can policymakers and regulators best improve regulatory transparency: a recent Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility (PPIAF)-funded review of international experience identifies emerging lessons.
format	Publications & Research :: Brief
author	Bertolini, Lorenzo
author_facet	Bertolini, Lorenzo
author_sort	Bertolini, Lorenzo
title	How to Improve Regulatory Transparency : Emerging Lessons from an International Assessment
title_short	How to Improve Regulatory Transparency : Emerging Lessons from an International Assessment
title_full	How to Improve Regulatory Transparency : Emerging Lessons from an International Assessment
title_fullStr	How to Improve Regulatory Transparency : Emerging Lessons from an International Assessment
title_full_unstemmed	How to Improve Regulatory Transparency : Emerging Lessons from an International Assessment
title_sort	how to improve regulatory transparency : emerging lessons from an international assessment
publisher	World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate	2012
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2006/06/7091015/improve-regulatory-transparency-emerging-lessons-international-assessment http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10733
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How to Improve Regulatory Transparency : Emerging Lessons from an International Assessment

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