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National Study on the Customer Services of the Albanian Water Utility Companies National Study on the Customer Services Final Report of Water Utilities in Albania National Study on the Customer Services of the Albanian Water Utility Companies FINAL REPORT Prepared by: Valu Add Management Services Sachsen Wasser GmbH September 2011 Valu Add - Sachsen Wasser - 0 - UNDP 2011 National Study on the Customer Services Final Report of Water Utilities in Albania Table of Content 1 Executive Summary ................................................................................................................. 4 2 Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 9 2.1 General Sector Background and Project Introduction ............................................................ 9 2.2 Description of the Report Methodology ................................................................................. 11 2.3 Stakeholders Awareness and Involvement ........................................................................... 13 2.3.1 Identification and Introduction of Key Stakeholders ...................................................................... 13 2.3.2 Actions taken to Involve Stakeholders ............................................................................................ 14 3 Functional Customer Service Areas and International Best Practice Examples ........... 16 3.1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................ 16 3.1.1 General introduction....................................................................................................................... 16 3.1.2 International Good Practice Baseline Methodology ...................................................................... 17 3.2 Customer Service Good Practice Overview .......................................................................... 21 3.2.1 Customer Service Organization and Staffing .................................................................................. 21 3.2.2 Customer Database Management ................................................................................................... 31 3.2.3 Public Information and Communication / Customer Feedback Management ................................ 33 3.2.4 Customer Complaints Management ................................................................................................ 36 3.2.5 Meter Reading Management ........................................................................................................... 41 3.2.6 Billing and Collection Management ............................................................................................... 45 3.2.7 Service Interruption and Disconnection Management ................................................................... 49 4 Customer Service – Current Status in Albanian Water Utilities ....................................... 54 4.1 Methodology of Sector-Wide Situation .................................................................................. 54 4.2 Findings and Discussion ....................................................................................................... 55 4.2.1 Customer Service Organization and Staffing .................................................................................. 55 4.2.2 Customer Database Management ................................................................................................... 64 4.2.3 Public Information and Communication / Customer Feedback Management ................................ 68 4.2.4 Customer Complaints Management ................................................................................................ 74 4.2.5 Meter Reading Management ........................................................................................................... 80 4.2.6 Billing and Collection Management ............................................................................................... 84 4.2.7 Service Interruption and Disconnection Management ................................................................... 88 4.3 Customer Service Level of Standard Profile Form ................................................................ 93 4.4 Mapping of Utilities according to Service level in selected functional areas ......................... 95 5 Conclusions, Gap Analysis and Specific Recommendations .......................................... 98 5.1 Direction of Good Practice in Well-Performing Utilities ......................................................... 98 5.2 Conclusions Regarding Customer Service in the Albanian Water Utility Sector .................. 98 5.3 Functional Area Gap Analysis and Recommendations ........................................................ 99 5.3.1 Customer Service Organization and Staffing ................................................................................ 100 5.3.2 Customer Database Management ................................................................................................. 103 5.3.3 Public Information and Communication / Customer Feedback Management .............................. 105 5.3.4 Customer Complaints Management .............................................................................................. 107 5.3.5 Meter Reading Management ......................................................................................................... 108 5.3.6 Billing and Collection Management ............................................................................................. 110 Valu Add - Sachsen Wasser - 1 - UNDP 2011 National Study on the Customer Services Final Report of Water Utilities in Albania 5.3.7 Service Interruption and Disconnection Management ................................................................. 112 5.4 Summary ............................................................................................................................. 114 Annex A – “Short Descriptions” of Best Practices (Selected International Utilities) ....... 115 ANNEX B – “GOOD EXAMPLES” IN THE ALBANIAN WATER SECTOR (IN-COUNTRY CASE STUDIES) ......................................................................................................................... 121 ANNEX C – BIBLIOGRAPHY .................................................................................................... 150 Tables Table 3–1: Overview of Selected Utilities ............................................................................................. 20 Table 3–2: Selected Utility Data for Comparison .................................................................................. 20 Table 3–3: Comparison of Customer Service Organization and Staffing ............................................. 27 Table 3–4: Comparison of Outsourced Services .................................................................................. 29 Table 3–5: Customer Database Management in Comparison .............................................................. 32 Table 3–6: Public Information and Communication / Feedback Management ..................................... 35 Table 3–7: Complaints Management in Comparison ............................................................................ 38 Table 3–8: Meter Reading Management in Comparison ...................................................................... 43 Table 3–9: Comparison of Billing and Collection Management Practices ............................................ 47 Table 3–10: Non-payment Procedures in Comparison ......................................................................... 51 Table 4–1: Utility Departments Covering Selected Customer Service Activities .................................. 58 Table 4–2: Staff Training and Incentives .............................................................................................. 61 Figures Figure 3–1: Organigram of Customer Service / Commercial Department (“division market”) KWL ..... 22 Figure 3–2: Organigram of Customer Service Department Chania ...................................................... 22 Figure 3–3: Organigram of Customer Service / Commercial Department AMD ................................... 23 Figure 3–4: Organigram of Customer Service / Commercial Department Scottish Water ................... 23 Figure 3–5: Organizational Chart of Yarra Valley Water ...................................................................... 24 Figure 3–6: Organigram of Customer Service / Commercial Department Acosol ................................ 24 Figure 3–7: Organizational Chart of the Pawtucket Water Supply Board ............................................. 25 Figure 3–8: Customer Service Department – Division “Market” at KWL, Germany ............................. 28 Figure 4–1: Number of utilities that Outsource at Least One Customer Related Activity ..................... 58 Figure 4–2: Customer Service Activities Outsourced ........................................................................... 59 Figure 4–3: Level of Education of Head of Customer Service Department .......................................... 60 Figure 4–4: Customer Service Staff per 1,000 connections ................................................................. 60 Figure 4–5: Indicated Training Needs in Customer Service ................................................................. 61 Figure 4–6: a) Number of Utilities with Incentive Schemes, b) Percent of Staff Receiving Incentives . 62 Figure 4–7:
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