Water21 - magazine of the International Water Association
April 2005
Issue 7.2
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COVER STORY
The Sava basin: a focus for Balkan cooperation
Break-up of Former Yugoslavia left the Balkans a divided region. Keith Hayward looks at how the Sava river basin is providing a focus for cooperation for the countries that emerged from the conflicts there.
NEWS / ANALYSIS
Including... Review highlights New Zealand’s compliance deficit New Zealand’s annual review of the microbiological and chemical quality of drinking water for 2003, recently released by its Ministry of Health, reveals that 71% of water supplies complied with the E. coli standard, with 73% complying with treatment plant protozoan requirements. The results mean that around 1.1 million New Zealanders were supplied with drinking water during 2003 that failed to comply with the country’s DWS2000 standards.
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GLOBAL FOCUS
- 15. A global public good response to globalisation
- By Lis Stedman
EUROPE
- 18. The Sava basin: a focus for Balkan cooperation
- By Keith Hayward
- 23. Forward with the framework
- By Bill McCann
- 24. Public participation and the WFD
- By Marlene Liebeskind
- 26. Self assured: aquatic monitoring in England and Wales
- By Paul Wiggins
WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT
28. The sanity of ecosan
By Bill McCann
32. Subterranean solution
By Lis Stedman
34. Refining treatment for the Emscher
By Burkhard Teichgraber and Frank Obenaus
36. First outing for the BABE process
By Eric Van Der Zandt, Victor Claessen, Bastiaan Hommel and Debby Berends
METERING
- 39. Meter motivations
- By Lis Stedman
CONTROL AND AUTOMATION
- 43. US eyes automation benefits
- By Lis Stedman
WATER UTILITY 21
- 49. Bolivian blues
- By Keith Hayward
WATER ENVIRONMENT 21
- 56. Ground rules: the need for improved groundwater management
- By Lis Stedman
59. PUBLICATIONS
61. RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
63. Water21NTERNET
65. IWA NEWS
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67. IWA EVENTS
69. DIARY
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