Sustainable water management (SWM) requires allocating between competing water sector
demands, and balancing the financial and social resources required to support necessary …

With 54% of the world's population urban in 2014 it is important to assess the sustainability
of cities and find systematic ways of improving it. In this paper the model SAFE (sustainability …

Urban areas are considered net consumers of materials and energy, attracting these from
the surrounding hinterland and other parts of the planet. The way these flows are …

With increasing global privatisation of water service provision and interest in sustainability,
the challenge in setting appropriate measures and targets for performance of both service …

A set of indicators that incorporate environmental, societal, and economic sustainability were
developed and used to investigate the sustainability of different wastewater treatment …

Sustainability challenges us to reflect on wastewater treatment differently. Instead of
focussing on end-of-pipe-treatment for emission prevention, attention shifts towards optimal …

The increasing demand for sustainable development will have a profound impact on all
types of urban infrastructures. However, there is a lack of knowledge of how sustainable …

The assessment of the sustainability of wastewater treatment (WWT) systems has gained
interest in recent years. However, most previous studies have focused on environmental …

The sustainability improving must be supported in the achievement of the sustainable
development goals (SDGs). The research shows a procedure, establishing 136 indicators …

Environmental sustainability is a concern and stated objective for municipalities and
organisations, but is often vaguely defined and clear measurement procedures are lacking …