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Urban Drinking Water Supply Through Integrated Infrastructure
Monterrey's El Cuchillo II aqueduct expands water conveyance from an existing reservoir to metropolitan treatment facilities. The city's wider infrastructure program combines additional capacity with planned aqueduct maintenance and pressure management.
Read analysisEurope Builds a Delivery Layer for Water Resilience
The European Commission has launched a Water Resilience Stakeholder Platform and European Water Academy, adding coordination, skills and technology-transfer institutions to a strategy whose success depends on action by utilities, cities, regions and investors.
Read analysisEngland’s Drought Response Is Now Managing Scarcity and Sudden Flooding at Once
England has moved national drought coordination to a weekly cycle while dry soils, depleted reservoirs, restrictions, ecological incidents, and flash-flood risk coexist.
Read analysisHow Shared Industrial Water Reuse Networks Strengthen Resilience: Lessons from the CHERISH-2-O Project
Discover how the CHERISH-2-O project uses shared industrial water reuse networks to reduce freshwater demand and improve drought resilience.
Read analysisHow Los Angeles County’s Safe, Clean Water Program Funds Stormwater Resilience
Explore how Los Angeles County’s Safe, Clean Water Program funds stormwater projects through governance, scoring, oversight, and adaptive management.
Read analysisClimate-Smart Agriculture and Irrigation Efficiency Programs Strengthen Water Resilience
Climate-smart irrigation programs and agricultural water rebates help reduce demand, improve efficiency, and strengthen drought resilience.
Read analysisIndustrial Water Efficiency: How Singapore Aligns Recycling Rules and Funding Support
Explore how Singapore’s Water Efficiency Fund and industrial recycling rules help water-intensive industries improve efficiency and strengthen resilience.
Read analysisUrban Water Reuse Systems: Building Resilience in Water-Stressed Cities
Urban water reuse systems reduce potable demand and strengthen resilience in arid cities by capturing rainwater, stormwater, and gray water.
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