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Archives: Integrated Urban Water Management
  • Kea Pheng Interview: WASH, CLTS, and sanitation marketing success in Cambodia

    Posted on 25 October 2017

    This interview and related content was originally part of the Kini Interview Series. Kini is a retired brand of the AWP and IWCAN.

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  • The underlying causes of non-revenue water losses and why it is important

    Posted on 13 October 2017

    By Simon Ross, IWCAN In an interview, Will Spitzenberg, the Chief Water Engineer of ASPA in American Samoa, discussed the problem of non-revenue water (NRW) losses of up to 60% in the small island nation. This article unpacks this problem, which is particularly troublesome in developing regions, where an estimated 45 million m3 of water […]

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  • ​Designing on-site sewage treatment for people and not their products

    Posted on 11 October 2017

    By Simon Ross, IWCAN In an interview, Jason Jaskowiak, Wastewater Chief of Aqua Consulting in American Samoa described the importance of local people learning about on-site systems and how this can be used to improve groundwater quality and public health in the Pacific. He is candid about the need to consider the resources and cultural […]

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  • Addressing wastewater and non-revenue water challenges: insights from the American Samoa Power Authority

    Posted on 5 October 2017

    Interview quotes   This interview and related content was originally part of the Kini Interview Series. Kini is a retired brand of the AWP and IWCAN.

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  • Lessons from urban water reform: the Australian story

    Posted on 28 September 2017

    ‘Governance reform’ is a catch phrase that is often used by water leaders as a panacea to fix the many ills afflicting a water sector. From a management perspective, reforms can be difficult to pin down and even more difficult to know where to start. In some ways, there’s no single correct starting point. The OCED principles for good water governance, while offering sound guidance, don’t necessarily help you to know how to get there. Another good starting place is to look at what someone else has done and learn from their experience.

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  • Why is having a rating system important for utilities in water management?

    Posted on 29 August 2017

    In an interview, Pritha Hariram introduced a tool that the IWA developed called AquaRating — and the benefits that utilities can gain when they work with this kind of rating system. Rating systems can help utilities to identify capacity gaps to better serve customers and set themselves up for potential risks or shocks to water […]

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  • The benefits of using a self-assessment tool to support utilities in identifying capacity needs

    Posted on 29 August 2017

    In an interview with Pritha Hariram, we spoke about the value of self-assessment tools for utilities looking to take stock and figure out exactly what they need now and what they will be needing in the future and how best to invest limited financial resources for the best possible outcome. Self-assessment tools allow for utilities […]

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  • Kini interview with Pritha Hariram, Program Manager (WASH), IWA

    Posted on 25 August 2017

    Listen to the latest Kini interview with Pritha Hariram, Program Manager (WASH) of IWA, speaking about partnerships for improved development aid, performance tools, and women in water. Presently, Pritha is the IWA’s Program Manager for the Water and Sanitation Services program. The program aims to afford a range of target audiences including service providers, regulators, […]

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  • Pritha Hariram interview: partnerships for improved development aid, performance tools, and women in water

    Posted on 24 August 2017

    Image Quotes   This interview and related content was originally part of the Kini Interview Series. Kini is a retired brand of the AWP and IWCAN.

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  • How ‘knowledge exchange’ may improve the capacity development of local government for the decentralisation of WASH services in Cambodia

    Posted on 14 August 2017

    By Simon Ross, IWCAN In an interview, Virak Chan discussed his role in Cambodia as the national water and sanitation focal point for the World Bank in the context of a sanitation project. This involves facilitating communication between diverse stakeholders to improve the capacity of the national government to produce policies that are more responsive to […]

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