Several frameworks, concepts and indicators have been developed in the past decades to
help policy makers and water managers improve the sustainability of urban water systems …

Climate change and urbanization challenge utilities' pursuit of water security worldwide.
While water utilities are directly impacted by climate change, their operations also contribute …

Decoupling economic growth (EG) from water consumption (WC) is essential for the
development of sustainable urban areas. To study the relationship between EG and WC of …

The increasing population growth, urbanization, climate change, mismanagement of water
resources, and poorly planned water distribution systems with negligible integration with …

Advancing knowledge on how climate change impacts on water resources is considered a
priority in the academic world. This paper studies the strategies adopted by urban water …

Urban areas' performance in water, energy, infrastructure, and socio-economic sectors is
intertwined and measurable through Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 6–13 …

The interlinked nature of today's societal challenges asks for integrative approaches. The
energy transition is an especially impactful challenge and presents a compelling opportunity …

Urban water management has recently been questioned because of the fragmented nature
of the urban water system and its linear model. The integration and management of water …

There is a need to generate micro‐scale indicators to measure progress towards meeting
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 6 and 8. In this sense, this study applies Social Life …

Water is a finite resource. Increasing population, rapid urbanization, and climate change
incidents are continuously adding pressure on freshwater supplies. Overcoming these …