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Manual para a redução de água não facturada: como minimizar perdas, consolidar a viabilidade commercial e melhorar serviços

Manual para a redução de água não facturada: como minimizar perdas, consolidar a viabilidade commercial e melhorar serviços

by Polly Markandya | Jan 18, 2017

Este guia foi desenvolvido como um recurso para utilitários de água para apoiar a implementação de programas de redução de água não-receita (NRW). Abrange o que é NRW e por que isso importa, antes de fornecer diretrizes sistêmicas que podem ser adotadas por gerentes...
Non-revenue water reduction in Antananarivo: a critical step towards commercial viability

Non-revenue water reduction in Antananarivo: a critical step towards commercial viability

by Polly Markandya | Jan 18, 2017

WSUP works with water utilities around the world to reduce their rates of Non-Revenue Water (NRW). This Practice Note describes a successful NRW programme undertaken by WSUP and JIRAMA, Madagascar’s state electricity and water utility in the capital city,...
How would improved services to slum areas impact on water demand in your city?

How would improved services to slum areas impact on water demand in your city?

by Polly Markandya | Aug 18, 2016

Urban utilities are often unwilling to extend or improve services to unserved areas for fear that not enough water is available. This Practice Note introduces an Excel-based modelling tool that projects the water demand implications of slum water improvements in a...
How do improved services to slum areas impact water demand at the city level?

How do improved services to slum areas impact water demand at the city level?

by Polly Markandya | Mar 18, 2016

This Discussion Paper presents the findings of a modelling study, commissioned as part of WSUP’s 2012-2015 DFID-funded research programme and carried out by the University of Leeds.
Setting up an LIC unit: DWASA’s approach to serving low-income communities in Dhaka

Setting up an LIC unit: DWASA’s approach to serving low-income communities in Dhaka

by Polly Markandya | Mar 17, 2015

Urban water utilities face complex challenges in extending services to low-income communities (LICs). This Practice Note looks at DWASA’s evolving approach to serving LICs in Dhaka, one of the world’s fastest growing cities.
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