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South Africa's taps will never run dry: Mahlobo - Vimarsana News

South Africa's taps will never run dry: Mahlobo

Deputy Water and Sanitation Minister David Mahlobo says water quality and not water supply is the biggest problem facing the country.

Source: ecr.co.za
Water Security in Indonesia: USAID's Latest Plan - The Borgen Project - Vimarsana News

Water Security in Indonesia: USAID's Latest Plan - The Borgen Project

USAID’s new and ongoing work on water security in Indonesia forms part of the global WASH efforts. In his launch of the Indonesia Global....

Cost of treating and supplying water in Singapore up significantly, says PUB - Vimarsana News

Cost of treating and supplying water in Singapore up significantly, says PUB

Due to higher construction and manpower costs, the second phase of the Deep Tunnel Sewerage System will cost S$6.5 billion – almost twice that of the first phase.

Exploring City and Institutional Transformation Through Catalytic Projects in Mexico City - Vimarsana News

Exploring City and Institutional Transformation Through Catalytic Projects in Mexico City

The Deep Dive model, pioneered in Mexico City, is now helping other cities transcend individual projects to promote transformative city-wide change across systems. Photo: WRI México Achieving transformation in today’s cities requires the active and ongoing participation of many stakeholders, from the public sector, to civil society, private companies and academia. Non-government organizations can play…

LWUA seeks support to address systems loss, ensure water security in PHL • BMPlus - Vimarsana News

LWUA seeks support to address systems loss, ensure water security in PHL • BMPlus

THE Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA) called for support to help secure the future of water resources in the Philippines, especially in far-flung areas that lack water supply and services. In a sideline interview during the forum dubbed "Every Drop Counts: A High-Level Dialogue for a Water-Secure Country” that was held on Monday in Parañaque