the money, and the interest rate of 12% that was to be loaned by the World Bank could have been raised on capital markets for 6%. Following the consultation, 35 multinational companies bid, of which six were to be shortlisted, out of which PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) was found to be unethically favored, and granted the contract in 2001. Following the investigation by Parivartan, a campaign was waged by Kejriwal, Aruna Roy, and other activists across Delhi, and the Delhi Jal Board withdrew the loan application to the World Bank. References http://www.delhijalboard.nic.in/djbdocs/r_t_information/docs/rti_manual.htm Monsoon Measures by BM Dhaul ( Technical member of Delhi Jal Board since 36 Year) External links Organisations based in Delhi State agencies of Delhi Water management authorities in India Utilities of India 1998 establishments in Delhi