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Guidelines for Urban Water Strategic Planning: Inspiration from theories and best practices

van der Zouwen, Mariëlle; Segrave, Andrew; Büscher, Chris; Monteiro, António Jorge; Galvão, Ana; Ramoa, Ana; Hochstrat, Rita (2015-07-08)

The TRUST project aims to create co-produced knowledge that urban water utilities can use for planning transitions. Such transitions can be planned in various ways based on different premises about what constitutes ...
Integrated planning of urban water services: a global approach

Alegre, Helena; Covas, Dídia (2015-07-03)

The scope of this TRUST series of best practice manuals is the integrated planning of urban water services, focusing on Infrastructure Asset Management (IAM). IAM aims at ensuring that infrastructures are managed in such ...
Proceedings of the Cities of the Future - Transitions to the Urban Water Services of Tomorrow (TRUST)

Schwesig, David; Cabrera Rochera, Enrique; Estruch Juan, María Elvira (2015-07-06)

The conference "Cities of the Future - Transitions to the Urban Water Services of Tomorrow (TRUST)" thus provided an opportunity to present and discuss leading-edge developments in the area of urban water services with an ...
Roadmap guideline: A manual to organise transition planning in Urban Water Cycle Systems

Hein, Andreas; Neskovic, Marina; Hochstrat, Rita; Smith, Heather (2012-12-12)

A roadmap enables decision makers to plan and implement a pathway to achieve desired objectives. At the same time it serves as an excellent communication tool. The TRUST roadmap links strategy to future needs and actions ...

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