Monitoring and evaluation – NRW Management

Reducing business risk through municipal leakage reduction: Emfuleni, South-Africa

The integrated Orange-Senqu River System supplies water to 60% of South Africa’s economy and to neighbouring Lesotho, Botswana and Namibia; it is under extreme water stress and severe water shortages could be experienced in the near future.

Monitoring and Evaluation Manual

Effective Monitoring and Evaluation is useful to the extent that it provides information to an effective management system and should ideally be part of a performance management system.

A Guide to the Control of Water Losses in Pipe Networks

Water lost from a water supply distribution network can account for a considerable percentage of the total volume of water supplied. As this loss is paid for by consumers, a reduction in the amount of water lost could lead to a decrease in water tariffs, smaller pipe sizes and reduced water purification capacity and a delay in the need for increased storage.

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