January 18, 2018
Intermittent Water Supply
Development
In many world regions Intermittent Water Supply (IWS) systems are prevalent. IWS systems can be defined as piped water supply service that is available to consumers less than 24 hours per day. In an IWS situation, the consumers usually secure their water supply through the use of ground or roof tanks, where water is stored during the length of time that the supply is provided. Learn more: iwa-network.org/groups/intermittent-water-supply-iws/
Rui Veras
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Rui Veras is a communications professional trained as a political scientist with a focus in international relations and global environmental governance. As a perception strategist he is keen on sustainable social evolution. He has developed his caree...
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