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Potential benefits of public-private partnerships to improve the efficiency of urban wastewater treatment

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Potential benefits of public-private partnerships to improve the efficiency of urban wastewater treatment

S. Cheng, Y. Yu, et al.

Explore how public-private partnerships are transforming urban wastewater treatment efficiency in China. This research, conducted by Shulei Cheng, Yu Yu, Fanxin Meng, Jiandong Chen, Yongtao Chen, Gengyuan Liu, and Wei Fan, reveals significant findings on the conditions that enhance performance in cities utilizing these partnerships.

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