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YEREVAN JUR COMPANY AIMS AT ROUND-THE-CLOCK WATER-SUPPLY IN ARMENIA'S CAPITAL
ARKA
Nov 18, 2008
YEREVAN, November 18. /ARKA/. The Yerevan Jur Company aims to ensure
round-the-clock water-supply in Armenia's capital within the next
few years.
The company's press service reports that the reforms carried out by the
company over the last one year (personnel policy, structural changes)
resulted in the appointment of Pascal Royet Director General of the
company on November 1.
Over the last two years and a half the company has carried out
large-scale work to improve manageability and water-supply as well
as implement development programs.
Specifically, a zoning program was implemented early this year,
which enabled the company to improve water supply and reduce losses
in a number of neighborhoods of Yerevan.
The zoning work is under way in the communities of Malatia-Sebastia,
Arabkir and Nor-Nork, with other communities to be involved in the
program soon.
The repair of local pumping stations, sewerage systems as well as
the higher-quality services rendered by the company will facilitate
the accomplishment of the task.
The Yerevan residents will see the results of the measures being
implemented now.
The company is sure that it will be able to fulfill its commitments
and meet clients' expectations.
The Yerevan Jur CJSC is a resident of Armenia. It was founded by
Generale des Eaux (France), which w in a WB-announced tender for the
10-year management of YerevanWaterSewerage in 2005.
ARKA
Nov 18, 2008
YEREVAN, November 18. /ARKA/. The Yerevan Jur Company aims to ensure
round-the-clock water-supply in Armenia's capital within the next
few years.
The company's press service reports that the reforms carried out by the
company over the last one year (personnel policy, structural changes)
resulted in the appointment of Pascal Royet Director General of the
company on November 1.
Over the last two years and a half the company has carried out
large-scale work to improve manageability and water-supply as well
as implement development programs.
Specifically, a zoning program was implemented early this year,
which enabled the company to improve water supply and reduce losses
in a number of neighborhoods of Yerevan.
The zoning work is under way in the communities of Malatia-Sebastia,
Arabkir and Nor-Nork, with other communities to be involved in the
program soon.
The repair of local pumping stations, sewerage systems as well as
the higher-quality services rendered by the company will facilitate
the accomplishment of the task.
The Yerevan residents will see the results of the measures being
implemented now.
The company is sure that it will be able to fulfill its commitments
and meet clients' expectations.
The Yerevan Jur CJSC is a resident of Armenia. It was founded by
Generale des Eaux (France), which w in a WB-announced tender for the
10-year management of YerevanWaterSewerage in 2005.