Using water


  • Using water resources
  • Withdrawing water

Implementation

Global water withdrawals are expected to rise 31% by 2020.

Narrower

  1. Withdrawing upstream water
  2. Withdrawing drinking water
  3. Utilizing available freshwater resources
  4. Using water saving techniques in agriculture
  5. Using water for recreation
  6. Using water distribution schemes to increase water retention of grasslands
  7. Using water as a weapon
  8. Using treated waste water for agriculture
  9. Using traditional methods for water pollution control
  10. Using solar power to heat water
  11. Using solar power to distill water
  12. Using scavenger wells for removing saline drainage water
  13. Using root zone wastewater treatment
  14. Using precautionary approach to minimize water pollution
  15. Using integrated approaches to environmental infrastructure in informal settlements
  16. Using indigenous methods to maximize local involvement in drinking water supply and sanitation
  17. Using hydrological data to derive water resource estimates for specific areas
  18. Using a participatory approach to water management
  19. Using a city-wide approach to resources management
  20. Regulating water demand
  21. Recharging aquifers
  22. Limiting water supply
  23. Integrating waste management
  24. Integrating management of city water supplies
  25. Instituting integrated management of water catchments
  26. Increasing efficiency of agricultural water use
  27. Employing underground water supplies
  28. Applying polluter-pays principle


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