Water Resources Water Distribution The Water Cycle Pacific country water challenges at a glance Water Demand Management What is Water Demand Management? Understanding the language The water supply system Four methods of real loss management Our Program Project goal, objective and outputs WDM program construction Program partners Project profiles Resources Links Articles Speaker notes Publications     Site map Home Water Resources Water Demand Management Our Program Resources Contact Us     HOME WATER RESOURCES Water Distribution The Water Cycle Pacific country water challenges at a glance -  Cook Islands -  Federated States of Micronesia -  Fiji Islands -  Kiribati -  Nauru -  Niue -  Papua New Guinea -  Republic of Palau -  Republic of the Marshall Islands -  Samoa -  Solomon Islands -  Tonga -  Tuvalu -  Vanuatu WATER DEMAND MANAGEMENT What is Water Demand Management? Understanding the language -  Selected terminology and definitions -  Glossary The water supply system Four methods of real loss management -  Squeezing the box -  Speed and quality of repairs -  Pressure management -  Active leakage control -  Pipeline and assets management OUR PROGRAM Project goal, objective and outputs WDM program construction Program partners -  Pacific Islands Applied Geoscience Commission (SOPAC) -  Wide Bay Water Corporation (WBWC) -  New Zealand’s International Aid and Development Agency (NZAID) -  Pacific Water Association (PWA) Project profiles -  Cook Islands -  Republic of the Marshall Islands -  Federated States of Micronesia -  Niue -  Solomon Islands -  Capacity Building RESOURCES Links Articles Speaker notes Publications CONTACT US   © SOPAC 2007  |  Disclaimer  |  Site Map