Why are so many developing countries doing so badly in providing all their citizens with good sanitation, asks Prof. Duncan Mara, University of Leeds? The technical solutions and finances are available, but aid agencies need to focus more on technical training and technical assistance. Read more...
This paper looks at a new approach to the efficient and cost-effective use of water, water demand management (WDM), which relies on socio-economic... Read more...
These proceedings are the outcome of a regional consultation workshop which aimed to obtain the views of key stakeholders in the formulation of a... Read more...
These proceedings are the outcome of a regional consultation workshop which aimed to obtain the views of key stakeholders in the formulation of a... Read more...
These proceedings are the outcome of a regional consultation workshop which aimed to obtain the views of key stakeholders in the formulation of a... Read more...
This publication is made up of two sections: water pricing policy and structures, and promotion of private investment in the water supply sector. The... Read more...
Sufficient availability and adequate quality of water are of crucial importance for sustainable development and protection of the environment. Read more...
The Government of Malaysia introduced a policy of privatization of public services, including water supply, in 1985. Read more...
The inability of cities to provide and maintain adequate infrastructure affects the living and working environment of their populations, especially... Read more...
This publication contains the proceedings of the Regional Seminar on Water Management in Urban Areas held at Bangkok from 22 to 26 March 1993. The... Read more...
This publication contains the proceedings of the Expert Meeting on the Implications of Agenda 21 for Integrated Water Management in Asia and the... Read more...