Subsidies for water consumption, which currently cover 50-60% of the water bill, are expected to stay in place.12 The tariff increase of 2011, coupled with measures to reduce non-revenue water, should help meet the Ministry’s goal of becoming revenue neutral by 2022 (GWI, 2010) Further tariff revisions may need to be considered to spur changes in consumption patterns and to improve the prospects of private investment by making the sector more financially sustainable. In 2006, for instance, there was only one management contract with the private sector but now there are several. In some cases, private sector management has led to positive outcomes, as in the case of the govemorate of Madaba, where a three year management contract with a local private company led to an improvement in the collection of bills (MoPIC, 2009).