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this technical note analyzes the evolution of latin american and caribbean systems in three stages: early development of basic services (stage one) and advancing coverage, efficiency and services (stage two). it proposes a direction for the future (a hypothetical stage three), demonstrating how some advanced stage two countries (brazil, mexico, and chile, for example) are beginning to take steps in this direction. a set of operational priorities and monitoring and evaluation indicators is developed for each stage.

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