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Lebanon and Russia. Assessments in Mexico and Tunisia are underway. These countries have diverse needs and are at various, but generally early, stages of private sector participation. In Lebanon, the legislative framework is not yet in place and current legislation does not allow private sector participation in the water sector. Russia has some experience with private sector participation in the water sector but it has stalled due to legislative obstacles. The legislative framework is now under amendment. In Egypt, a law establishing a framework for private‑public partnerships (PPPs) was passed in 2010 and the Government launched a major PPP pilot project. | Special Notice Before using and or reading any book published by you must read and accept the following conditions By using and reading any book published by it is presumed that you have accepted the following conditions BOOKYARDS goal is to promote and encourage a taste for reading in all people regardless of age. In the pursuit of this goal BOOKYARDS has created a bank of books from different sources that are intended for people of all ages including the reproduction of printed editions. Books found in BOOKYARDS E-bank are not submitted to any copyright and are therefore considered as being Public Domain in the . Any book can be copied exchanged or otherwise distributed as long as such copy exchange or distribution is not made in a lucrative purpose. All formats of all books published on BOOKYARDS are the sole and exclusive property of and cannot therefore be reproduced in any manner without the express authorization of will not be held responsible for any damage whatsoever and of any nature that can be suffered directly or indirectly by the use or download of the books published in BOOKYARDS. You can notify BOOKYARDS on typing and or other errors by writing to service@ THE BROCHURE SERIES OF ARCHITECTURAL ILLUSTRATION VOLUME 1 NUMBER 10 BY VARIOUS CATEGORY ART - ARCHITECTURE THE BROCHURE SERIES OF ARCHITECTURAL ILLUSTRATION. VOL. I. OCTOBER 1895. No. 10 FRENCH FARMHOUSES. As it is the purpose of THE BROCHURE SERIES to cover as wide a field as possible in choice of subject matter for its illustrations and at the same time hold rigidly to the idea of furnishing only what will be useful to its subscribers it has seemed desirable to present something a little nearer our everyday life than the Italian work which has thus far formed the greater part of the plate matter. The domestic architecture of France and England has naturally served as a model for a great deal of our American