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Algeria’s 60 Percent Water-Reuse Target Needs More Than Treatment Capacity
Algeria wants to recover and reuse 60 percent of treated wastewater while expanding sanitation capacity by about 35 percent. Reaching the target requires tertiary treatment, storage, conveyance, demand agreements and verified end use.
Read analysisBusselton Is Converting Water Security Into Procurement
Australia has released the construction tender for a A$59.1 million Busselton water project, moving a new inland source, treatment plant and storage from planning toward delivery for 7,000 additional connections.
Read analysisGuinea Is Making Watershed Condition Part of Conakry’s Water System
Guinea is pairing water infrastructure for Greater Conakry with US$11 million for upstream restoration and the Gangan National Park. The design makes watershed condition, livelihoods and utility performance parts of the same water-security system.
Read analysisManton Dam Is Returning as a Bridge Between Water Eras
Construction is complete on the A$174 million Manton Dam return-to-service project, which will add 7,300 megaliters a year to Darwin's supply.
Read analysisParaná Treats Water Security as a Landscape Operating System
The World Bank’s new Paraná project connects basin planning, farm investment, rural services, ecosystem restoration, and urban risk reduction. Its significance lies less in any single asset than in whether those parts can be governed as one delivery system.
Read analysisVeolia’s Water-Reuse Proposals Put the Cost of Water Insecurity Into Decisions
Veolia’s Stakeholders Assembly has proposed ten actions for accelerating water reuse, including a planned open-source tool to calculate the projected cost of having no water.
Read analysisAdvanced Water Recycling: Strengthening Water Security Through Resource Recovery and Resilient Infrastructure
Explore how Advanced Water Recycling improves water security, recovers valuable resources, and supports resilient urban infrastructure through the Upper South Creek project.
Read analysisSolar-Integrated Desalination Systems and Urban Water Security
Discover how solar-powered reverse osmosis desalination is improving urban water security through energy-efficient and climate-resilient infrastructure.
Read analysisBuilding Water-Resilient Communities Through Recycled Water and Integrated Urban Planning
Explore how diversified supply, coordinated regulation, and the NSW Recycled Water Roadmap strengthen urban water resilience and long-term sustainability.
Read analysisBlue Bonds: Mobilizing Capital for Water Security, Coastal Resilience, and Marine Protection
Learn how blue bonds finance water security, coastal resilience, and marine protection, with BNP Paribas advancing new frameworks and impactful blue finance issuances.
Read analysisWater Recycling: A Sustainable Solution for All Sectors
Discover how water recycling enhances resilience in agriculture, industry, cities, and ecosystems. Learn from Malta’s New Water program tackling scarcity sustainably.
Read analysisScaling Up Blue-Green Infrastructure: How Stormwater Credit Trading Drives Sustainable Urban Water Management
Discover how stormwater credits accelerate Blue-Green Infrastructure adoption, reducing runoff, improving water quality, and boosting climate resilience in cities.
Read analysisAI in Desalination: Cutting Energy Costs and Strengthening Water Security
Discover how Qatar uses AI at its largest desalination plant to reduce energy use, cut emissions, improve efficiency, and strengthen water security.
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