Resilience of water supply in practice : experiences from the frontline / edited by Leslie Morris-Iveson and St John Day.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Morris-Iveson, Leslie, editor.

Day, St. John, editor.

Michael K. Schaefer Fund.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Water-supply--Management--Case studies.

Water-supply.

Water-supply--Management.

Genre:

Case studies.

Physical Description:

xvi, 191 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm

Place of Publication:

London, UK : IWA Publishing, 2021.

Contents:

Machine generated contents note: 1.1. About this Book / Leslie Monis-Iveson / St John Day

1.2. Water Supply Resilience: Concepts and Considerations / Leslie Monis-Iveson / St John Day

1.3. Why Resilient Water Supply Needs to be Part of the New Normal / Leslie Monis-Iveson / St John Day

1.4. Implications for People When Services are not Resilient / Leslie Monis-Iveson / St John Day

1.5. Imagining a Resilient Water Supply / Leslie Monis-Iveson / St John Day

1.6. From Theory to Practice / Leslie Monis-Iveson / St John Day

1.7. Resilient Water Supply / Leslie Monis-Iveson / St John Day

1.8. Structure of this Book / Leslie Monis-Iveson / St John Day

References / Leslie Monis-Iveson / St John Day

2.1. Introduction / Gisela Kaiser

2.2. Context / Gisela Kaiser

2.3. Institutions / Gisela Kaiser

2.4. Minimising Spillage / Gisela Kaiser

2.5. Minimising Wastage / Gisela Kaiser

2.6. Restricting Demand / Gisela Kaiser

2.7. Timeline / Gisela Kaiser

2.8. Description of Activities / Gisela Kaiser

2.8.1. Managing dam storage / Gisela Kaiser

2.8.2. Managing demand / Gisela Kaiser

2.8.3. Accelerating augmentation / Gisela Kaiser

2.9. Analysis of Impact / Gisela Kaiser

2.9.1. Safe access to water and sanitation / Gisela Kaiser

2.9.2. Wise use / Gisela Kaiser

2.9.3. Sufficient, reliable water from diverse sources / Gisela Kaiser

2.9.4. Shared benefits from regional water resources / Gisela Kaiser

2.9.5. A water-sensitive city / Gisela Kaiser

2.10. Conclusion / Gisela Kaiser

References / Gisela Kaiser

3.1. Introduction / St John Day / Nitin Jain / Tom Menjor / Maada K. Penge

3.2. Overview / St John Day / Nitin Jain / Tom Menjor / Maada K. Penge

3.3. Challenges of Water Resources Management, Water Supply and Utility Reform / St John Day / Nitin Jain / Tom Menjor / Maada K. Penge

3.4. Approaches Followed / St John Day / Nitin Jain / Tom Menjor / Maada K. Penge

3.5. Aquarating Assessment / St John Day / Nitin Jain / Tom Menjor / Maada K. Penge

3.6. Institutional Reform / St John Day / Nitin Jain / Tom Menjor / Maada K. Penge

3.7. Infrastructure / St John Day / Nitin Jain / Tom Menjor / Maada K. Penge

3.8. Achievements So Far / St John Day / Nitin Jain / Tom Menjor / Maada K. Penge

3.9. Outcomes / St John Day / Nitin Jain / Tom Menjor / Maada K. Penge

3.10. Key Lessons / St John Day / Nitin Jain / Tom Menjor / Maada K. Penge

3.10.1. Ownership of the change process / St John Day / Nitin Jain / Tom Menjor / Maada K. Penge

3.10.2. Political commitment / St John Day / Nitin Jain / Tom Menjor / Maada K. Penge

3.10.3. Infrastructure performance / St John Day / Nitin Jain / Tom Menjor / Maada K. Penge

3.11. Institutional Reforms Take Time / St John Day / Nitin Jain / Tom Menjor / Maada K. Penge

3.12. Communication with Customers / St John Day / Nitin Jain / Tom Menjor / Maada K. Penge

3.13. Summary / St John Day / Nitin Jain / Tom Menjor / Maada K. Penge

References / St John Day / Nitin Jain / Tom Menjor / Maada K. Penge

4.1. Introduction / Fatima O. Ajia / Tim Wagstaff / Liz Sharp

4.2. The Problem of Increasing Household Water Use in The UK / Fatima O. Ajia / Tim Wagstaff / Liz Sharp

4.3. Current Water Efficiency Engagement Approaches in the UK Water Industry / Fatima O. Ajia / Tim Wagstaff / Liz Sharp

4.3.1. Technical water efficiency engagement / Fatima O. Ajia / Tim Wagstaff / Liz Sharp

4.3.2. Educational water efficiency engagement / Fatima O. Ajia / Tim Wagstaff / Liz Sharp

4.3.3. Combined water efficiency engagement / Fatima O. Ajia / Tim Wagstaff / Liz Sharp

4.3.4. Sociotechnical water efficiency engagement / Fatima O. Ajia / Tim Wagstaff / Liz Sharp

4.4. Water Efficiency Education in ESW / Fatima O. Ajia / Tim Wagstaff / Liz Sharp

4.4.1. The home visit campaign during AMP6: barriers faced and practice improvements made / Fatima O. Ajia / Tim Wagstaff / Liz Sharp

4.4.2. Maximising the links between household space, water saving devices, and water efficiency messaging / Fatima O. Ajia / Tim Wagstaff / Liz Sharp

4.4.3. Enhancing behavioural change education in the engagement process / Fatima O. Ajia / Tim Wagstaff / Liz Sharp

4.4.4. Maximising plumbers as a channel of communication / Fatima O. Ajia / Tim Wagstaff / Liz Sharp

4.4.5. Customer insight development and use in practice improvement / Fatima O. Ajia / Tim Wagstaff / Liz Sharp

4.5. The Home Visit Campaign During AMP7: New Challenges and Adaptations / Fatima O. Ajia / Tim Wagstaff / Liz Sharp

4.5.1. New challenges due to the Covid-19 pandemic / Fatima O. Ajia / Tim Wagstaff / Liz Sharp

4.5.2. The virtual water efficiency home visit campaign / Fatima O. Ajia / Tim Wagstaff / Liz Sharp

4.5.3. How success of the virtual water efficiency home visit pilot campaign was measured / Fatima O. Ajia / Tim Wagstaff / Liz Sharp

4.6. Lessons Learned / Fatima O. Ajia / Tim Wagstaff / Liz Sharp

4.7. Conclusion / Tim Wagstaff / Fatima O. Ajia / Liz Sharp

References / Liz Sharp / Tim Wagstaff / Fatima O. Ajia

5.1. Introduction / Robin Price / Steve Moncaster / Nancy Smith

5.2. Our Context / Robin Price / Steve Moncaster / Nancy Smith

5.3. Our Region / Nancy Smith / Steve Moncaster / Robin Price

5.4. Decision Making Under Uncertainty / Steve Moncaster / Nancy Smith / Robin Price

5.5. Strategic Context and Implications / Robin Price / Nancy Smith / Steve Moncaster

5.6. The Power of Collaboration / Steve Moncaster / Robin Price / Nancy Smith

5.7. Lessons Learned / Robin Price / Steve Moncaster / Nancy Smith

5.8. Conclusion / Nancy Smith / Robin Price / Steve Moncaster

References / Robin Price / Nancy Smith / Steve Moncaster

6.1. Context Analysis / Khaled Mokhtar / St John Day

6.2. Institutional Challenges / Khaled Mokhtar / St John Day

6.3. War and Conflict / Khaled Mokhtar / St John Day

6.4. Aqua for Sudan / Khaled Mokhtar / St John Day

6.5. Approaches Followed / Khaled Mokhtar / St John Day

6.6. Programme Achievements / Khaled Mokhtar / St John Day

6.6.1. Forming of catchment management committees / Khaled Mokhtar / St John Day

6.6.2. Provision of physical infrastructure / Khaled Mokhtar / St John Day

6.6.3. Documenting and sharing learning / Khaled Mokhtar / St John Day

6.6.4. Preparation of localised water security plans / Khaled Mokhtar / St John Day

6.6.5. Outcomes / Khaled Mokhtar / St John Day

6.7. Key Lessons / St John Day / Khaled Mokhtar

6.7.1. Integrated water resources management needs to be unpacked when working in challenging environments / St John Day / Khaled Mokhtar

6.7.2. Interventions must solve real water management problems that people experience / Khaled Mokhtar / St John Day

6.7.3. Developing a conceptual framework is an integral part of the integrated water resources management process / Khaled Mokhtar / St John Day

6.7.4. Community participation is essential but demands continuous external support / Khaled Mokhtar / St John Day

6.7.5. Wider systems strengthening will take considerable time / Khaled Mokhtar / St John Day

6.7.6. Build trust and trustworthiness between stakeholders / Khaled Mokhtar / St John Day

6.7.7. Communities and resilience / Khaled Mokhtar / St John Day

6.8. Conclusion: Building Resilience at Community Level / Khaled Mokhtar / St John Day

References / Khaled Mokhtar / St John Day

7.1. Introduction / Ryan Schweitzer / St John Day / David Githiri Njoroge / Tim Forster

7.2. Scale of the Challenge / Ryan Schweitzer / St John Day / David Githiri Njoroge / Tim Forster

7.3. Transitioning from Emergency to Resilient Water Supply / Ryan Schweitzer / St John Day / David Githiri Njoroge / Tim Forster

7.3.1. What is the status quo / Ryan Schweitzer / St John Day / David Githiri Njoroge / Tim Forster

7.3.2. What is best practice / Ryan Schweitzer / St John Day

/ David Githiri Njoroge / Tim Forster

7.4. Looking at Some Evidence / Ryan Schweitzer / St John Day / David Githiri Njoroge / Tim Forster

7.4.1. Gambella, Ethiopia / Ryan Schweitzer / St John Day / David Githiri Njoroge / Tim Forster

7.4.2. Northern, Uganda / Ryan Schweitzer / St John Day / David Githiri Njoroge / Tim Forster

7.4.3. Discussion / Ryan Schweitzer / St John Day / David Githiri Njoroge / Tim Forster

7.5. Five Areas for Improving Post Emergency Service Delivery / Ryan Schweitzer / St John Day / David Githiri Njoroge / Tim Forster

7.5.1. Independent assessments / Tim Forster / Ryan Schweitzer / St John Day / David Githiri Njoroge

7.5.2. Asset management / Ryan Schweitzer / St John Day / David Githiri Njoroge / Tim Forster

7.5.3. Service level targets / Ryan Schweitzer / St John Day / David Githiri Njoroge / Tim Forster

7.5.4. Costing and financing of services / Ryan Schweitzer / St John Day / David Githiri Njoroge / Tim Forster

7.5.5. Capacity / Ryan Schweitzer / St John Day / David Githiri Njoroge / Tim Forster

7.6. Conclusions / Ryan Schweitzer / St John Day / David Githiri Njoroge / Tim Forster

References / Ryan Schweitzer / St John Day / David Githiri Njoroge / Tim Forster

8.1. Introduction / Mohammed AI-khateeb / Ali Alkhateeb

8.2. Context / Ali Alkhateeb / Mohammed AI-khateeb

Contents note continued: 8.2.1. Water context in Iraq / Ali Alkhateeb / Mohammed AI-khateeb

8.2.2. The causes of increasing water scarcity in Iraq / Ali Alkhateeb / Mohammed AI-khateeb

8.3. The Solar-Powered Water System Programme / Mohammed AI-khateeb / Ali Alkhateeb

8.3.1. Programming for water scarcity in Iraq's WASH sector / Ali Alkhateeb / Mohammed AI-khateeb

8.3.2. The intervention and local rationale / Mohammed AI-khateeb / Ali Alkhateeb

8.3.3. Advantages of solar-powered systems over diesel generators / Mohammed AI-khateeb / Ali Alkhateeb

8.3.4. How the solar-powered water systems work / Ali Alkhateeb / Mohammed AI-khateeb

8.3.5. Outcomes / Mohammed AI-khateeb / Ali Alkhateeb

8.4. Challenges and Observations / Ali Alkhateeb / Mohammed AI-khateeb

8.5. Conclusions / Mohammed AI-khateeb / Ali Alkhateeb

References / Mohammed AI-khateeb / Ali Alkhateeb

9.1. Introduction / Orkhan Aliyev

9.2. Access to Drinking Water and Water Governance Complexity / Orkhan Aliyev

9.2.1. Water resources / Orkhan Aliyev

9.2.2. Access to water supply and sanitation (WSS) services / Orkhan Aliyev

9.2.3. Water governance issue / Orkhan Aliyev

9.2.4. Market challenges and local realities / Orkhan Aliyev

9.3. Market-Based Responses to Water Crises in Tajikistan / Orkhan Aliyev

9.3.1. Transition from humanitarian to development aid / Orkhan Aliyev

9.3.2. Economic resilience approach / Orkhan Aliyev

9.3.3. Community managed services to meet user demands / Orkhan Aliyev

9.3.4. Water management model / Orkhan Aliyev

9.4. Key Learnings and Challenges in Building Economic Reliance of WS Services / Orkhan Aliyev

9.4.1. Community resilience / Orkhan Aliyev

9.4.2. Institutional resilience / Orkhan Aliyev

9.4.3. Economic resilience / Orkhan Aliyev

9.5. Decentralized Water Governance as Means to Build Strong Resilience to Risks / Orkhan Aliyev

9.6. Major Challenges in Establishing Resilience of WS System / Orkhan Aliyev

9.7. Major Opportunities in Establishing Resilience of WS System / Orkhan Aliyev

9.8. Conclusion / Orkhan Aliyev

References / Orkhan Aliyev.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Local Notes:

Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Michael K. Schaefer Fund.

Other Format:

ebook version :

ISBN:

178906161X

9781789061611

OCLC:

1184235649

Publisher Number:

99990149610