Triniti has advised the European Commission and the Ministry of Climate of Estonia in a 1.5-year consultancy project titled "Implementation of the Action Plan towards Sustainable Water Services."
According to the firm, "the project addresses the persistent challenges of Estonia’s water sector, including the fragmentation of water companies and regional inequalities in the affordability, quality, and access to water services. The consortium of Civitta, Keskkonnalahendused, PowerHouse, and Triniti advised the project's main beneficiaries, the Ministry of Climate and the Competition Authority, on implementing the short-term action plan and developing a long-term strategy envisaged by OECD in its 2022 report Towards Sustainable Water Services in Estonia: Analyses and Action Plan."
"The project is expected to result in a more sustainable water sector financing model and more efficient and considerably more consolidated water companies, ensuring higher-quality and more equally priced water services across the country," the Triniti press release added. "The project was funded by the European Union."
The Triniti team included Senior Associates Ain Kalme and Sandor Elias.
