Cape Town Water Crisis
Published by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network in Government
Water scarcity affects every continent and was listed in 2015 by the World Economic Forum as the largest global risk in terms of potential impact over the next decade. Cape Town has been hit with the worst Water Crisis yet. This collection is comprised of the articles on the topic in an attempt to provide a clear overview of the problems and possible solutions and, hopefully, a learning on how to prevent such events.
Collection
- Countdown Clock: Day Zero Looms for Cape Town
- GroundUp: #CapeWaterGate – City Answers Your Questions
- City of Cape Town: Municipal Water Not for Sale
- Cape Town’s Quest for Water Security
- Water and flow: The focus of TEDx Cape Town
- Cape Town Desal Feasibility Study
- Creating a Water-secure Future for Cities
- Day Zero Looms for Cape Town as South African City Prepares to Turn Off Taps
- Cashing in on Cape Town water crisis
- 3 Things Cities can Learn from Cape Town’s Impending “Day Zero” Water Shut-off
- Five key lessons other cities can learn from Cape Town’s water crisis
- Water Pressure Management Helps Cape Town Save 50m litres
- Digital Technology is Key to Avoiding Cape Town’s Next Water Crisis
- How Cape Town was Saved from Running Out of Water
- Lowered Water Restrictions and Tariffs in Cape Town
Tags
Category: Government
- Water Scarcity
- Water Supply
- Scarcity
- Water Supply
- Water Supply Protection