Water resources are becoming scarce meaning that reuse options are receiving more and
more attention. In this perspective, zero-liquid discharge (ZLD) is considered as an …

Metrics of water scarcity and stress have evolved over the last three decades from simple
threshold indicators to holistic measures characterising human environments and freshwater …

The scientific community strongly recommends the adoption of indicators for the evaluation
and monitoring of progress towards sustainable development. Furthermore, international …

In the past few decades, there have been extensive efforts on measuring sustainability. One
example is the development of assessment tools based on sustainability indicators. Several …

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

With the worldwide depletion of groundwater and the intensified use around the world,
particularly in many arid and semi-arid regions for irrigation and municipal use, there is no …

While global water demand continues increasing, the quantity and quality of water resources
is decreasing in many regions. Conflicts over competition in the use of water are likely to …

Water governance is a widely acknowledged as an important factor for sustainable
development. This study attempts to assess if the water governance in eight Indian states …

Resilience has several meanings, among them the ability to overcome difficulty and return to
the state of providing service, even if the initial conditions change. Assessing resilience in an …

Since prehistoric times, water conflicts have occurred as a result of a wide range of tensions
and/or violence, which have rarely taken the form of traditional warfare waged over water …