Prime time for secondary cities
October 25, 2013
To be globally competitive, these hubs must learn to carefully manage growth impacts.… Read More
Brunei’s ‘living laboratory’ a boon for researchers: A diologue session
October 13, 2013
Water will eventually decrease in resources and this will definitely affect other systems. But as our knowledge base increases, technology improves while social needs, views and aspirations change. This then enhances management practices for the better.… Read More
Reducing water consumption can lower waste treatment costs, prevent pollution: Expert
October 12, 2013
It is the responsibility of every country to ensure its water resources are properly managed, and protect the ecosystems of its rivers and lakes.… Read More
Creación del Valor Compartido desde el Grano hasta la Taza: El Papel de Nestlé en el Sector Cafetero Colombiano
Resumen Ejecutivo, 2013, Centro del Tercer Mundo para Manejo de Agua, México, 19 páginas.… Read More
Creating Shared Value. From Bean to Cup: The Role of Nestlé in Colombia’s Coffee Sector
Executive Summary, 2013, Third World Centre for Water Management, Mexico, 11 pages.… Read More
The Boiling Point
Currently more than 3.4 billion liters of water leak from England’s and Wales’ water networks. This is almost one quarter of the total supply. If all the pipes were fixed, enough water would be saved to provide up to 22 million extra people every day, without any additional conservation measures.… Read More
Water Resources and Decision-Making Systems
Edited by Cecilia Tortajada and Kevin Parris, 2013, Routledge, London, 107 pages.… Read More
Bridging the infrastructure deficit
September 11, 2013
The gap between what is needed and what is available is large and steadily expanding.… Read More
Corporate Land Grabs: Policy Implications on Water Management in the South
By Cecilia Tortajada, 2013. Background Research Paper, High Level Panel on the Post-2015 Development Agenda, 58 pages.… Read More
Volume 29, Issue 3
September 2013
Special Issue on Urban Water Management: Public-private Participation and Water Pricing… Read More