 |
Water21 - magazine of the International Water Association
October 2001
Issue 3.5
Download
full issue here
COVER STORY
Water reforms and integrated urban water planning
John Anderson describes the reforms in water resource management in New South Wales, Australia, and how integrated urban water planning is being introduced to achieve greater efficiency in urban water use.
NEWS / ANALYSIS
Including... Ammonia spill exposes Israeli shortcomings Accidental contamination of water supplies due to an ammonia spill at a key Israeli water plant early in July exposed significant deficiencies in the systems of both the country’s main water operator and regulator.
Read more here
GLOBAL FOCUS
- 13. Sector Shaper
- By Keith Hayward
WATER RESOURCES
- 16. Water reforms and integrated urban water planning
- By John Anderson
- 22. Opening the oceans as a supply source
- By Bill McCann
- 25. Integrating resource management in South East Asia
- By Xavier Albert, Ole Mark, Mukand Singh Babel, Ashim Das Gupta and Jens Fugl
GERMANY
- 33. Germany's ripples of reform
- By Peter Reina
- 37. Black, brown, yellow, grey - the new colours of sanitation
- By Ralf Otterpohl
PREVIEW
- 43. Berlin hosts IWA’s sector showcase
IWA MELBOURNE CONGRESS
- 56. Melbourne: a must-visit event
IWA FOUNDATION
- 59. Building the IWA Foundation
- By Nick King
WATER UTILITY 21
- 64. Consumers pretend to pay and utilities pretend to supply good service: breaking the poor performance syndrome
- By Sandford Berg
RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
- 70. Knowledge networker
- By Bill McCann
74. Water21NTERNET
77. IWA NEWS
Read more here
81. IWA EVENTS
82. DIARY
|
|
|
ISSN Print: 1561-9508
ISSN Online: 2219-1534
Published by IWA Publishing
|
|
