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Tag Archives: Supply management
  • Nathan Taylor interview — The economic value of water in storage: what does it cost to maintain water reliability?

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 5 June 2018

    An interview with Nathan Taylor, a research fellow at Melbourne University who speaks about quantifying the economic value of water in storage, using risks and society’s tolerance to risk…


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  • Jonathan Maino interview — Wicked problems in Port Moresby, PNG: non-revenue water, illegal settlements, and institutional governance challenges

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 10 January 2018

    An interview with Jonathan Maino manager of non-revenue water at Eda Ranu, the water utility in Port Moresby, PNG. He discusses the non-revenue water challenges …


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  • Best practices for cost recovery in implementing water management frameworks in interntional development

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 8 May 2017

    In an interview with Peter Sharry, he spoke about community ownership of water management infrastructure and associated cost-recovery options. This article explores the best practices guiding this approach…


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  • Understanding supply-side and demand-side to support water management in the Asia Pacific

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 8 February 2017

    In an interview with Chris O’Neill of Hydronumerics, supply-side and demand-side solutions to support water supply management came up, albeit briefly. This article explores this important issue more…


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  • Chris O’Neill interview: applied environmental engineering for improved catchment management in India, with communities

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 2 February 2017

    An interview with Chris O’Neill, an environmental engineer and the financial director of Hydronumerics whose mission is to bring innovative, state-of-the-art and solution-based services to the…


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