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Check out the #WorldWaterReport 2023! The report assesses the nature and role of partnerships and cooperation among stakeholders in water resources management and development and their role in accelerating progress towards water goals and targets. Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/dYy9Rj9j #YearInReview

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Water management challenges are growing in complexity. The American Water Works Association developed Water 2050, a visionary initiative that examines the long-term concerns and demands facing the future of water. Learn how Baxter & Woodman can help you navigate the evolving landscape of water management and integrate Water 2050 principles: https://loom.ly/J5mSoDk

Mega Trend 5: The Move to Regionalization in Water Management We wrap up our "5 Mega Trends in Water Management" series with a look at regionalization—an approach that enhances efficiency and collaboration across water systems. This final trend underscores the importance of integrating resources and operations at a regional level to tackle the challenges of water management effectively. 🔗 Read More and Download the Full Article Here https://hubs.ly/Q02w3r_M0 Highlights include: 🔵Enhancing Efficiency: How regionalization streamlines operations and reduces costs. 🔵Collaborative Solutions: The benefits of shared resources and expertise. 🔵Aquasight's Leadership: Our role in advancing regional strategies that lead to more resilient water systems. Learn about the strategic advantages of regionalization and how it can lead to more sustainable water management practices. #WaterManagement #Regionalization #Aquasight #MegaTrends

🌐🌊 Navigating Water Quality Management Together 🌊🌐 We are excited to announce the release of the updated standard, "Comprehensive Transboundary Water Quality Management Agreement with Guidelines for Development of a Management Plan, Standards, and Criteria, ANSI/ASCE/EWRI 33‐23." This critical standard provides a robust framework for governments and stakeholders, empowering them with the tools to guide the sustainable management of shared water resources. Drawing from the success of the Delaware River Basin Compact, it offers practical solutions and adaptable strategies for environmental engineers, infrastructure engineers, and professionals in water governance and geopolitics. It is an essential tool for addressing the complexities of transboundary waters and fostering collaborative water resource management across borders. 🙏 We sincerely thank the Border International Water Quality Standards Committee members for their hard work on this publication. Special appreciation goes to Chair Luzma Fabiola Nava, Vice-Chair Percival Miller, Treasurer Bernardino Olague, P.E., PMP, and Past Chair Steve Niemeyer. Get your copy today and lead the way in shared water quality management!  📘 https://lnkd.in/eM_RpAhe #WaterQuality #TransboundaryManagement #EnvironmentalEngineering #Infrastructure #Sustainability #Geopolitics #WaterGovernance #CivilEngineering #ASCEStandards

Water management in 2040 Acknowledging the significant challenges to the world’s water supply, 3 years ago, Kemira led an international expert panel that developed 4 scenarios for the future of the water sector in 2040 The titles of the 4 scenarios give you a taste of what is in the report: 💦Water conflicts and resource games 🌇Cities and corporations lead on water 👾Data-and platform-driven water ⚖️Circularity and regulated water Despite been developed in 2021, we certainly think that they are still relevant today and applicable to members of the Water Services Association of Australia (WSAA) The link to download the scenarios is below👇 https://lnkd.in/g3jAkYd Luke Sawtell & Guy Richardson, maybe these would be useful for the TISN Water and Sewerage sector to explore those ‘what if’ questions at their next meeting? If you are using publicly available scenarios, just remember to read our post on 16 April 2024👍 Greg Ryan Chloe De Marchi Glen Taylor Laura Nicholls Luc Richard Rebecca Gonzalez Dean Page

The implementation of the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) is a very local endeavor. Of course, the State plays a role, but the actions and decisions about what the policies and rules are for each individual area are determined by local Groundwater Sustainability Agencies (GSA) for their jurisdictions. Over 90% of California milk production occurs in the San Joaquin Valley and I try to keep up with all the SGMA developments in that area. What follows is an overview of SGMA progress starting in the south and moving northward. https://hubs.li/Q02Jcm2Z0

Sharing article and thoughts on AMP7 and AMP 8 - with real change and possibility on the horizon within the water sector

Did you miss it? 🎥Watch the webinar organized by IWRA - International Water Resources Association and Union for the Mediterranean , which delved into the complexities of digital transformation in water management. Jorge Helmbrecht, Idrica's Business Development Manager, presented the #XylemVuepoweredbyGoAigua platform, highlighting its integration of data from various tools and technologies to provide a real-time view of processes and infrastructure. Watch it now! More info: https://lnkd.in/d_XbtutA #ByUtilitiesForUtilities #WaterManagement #SmartWater

Learn all about the UK water industry in this 4-day online course from processes, financial & regulatory aspects and its future! Join us! #waterindustry #waterindustrytraining #sustainability #environmental #alwayslearning