Source book of alternative technologies for freshwater augmentation in small island developing states / South Pacific Applied Geoscience Commission, International Environmental Technology Centre, United Nations Environment Programme, and Water Branch, United Nations Environment Programme.

The small island developing states of the world have seen growing pressure on water resources, with increasing demand and costs, for agricultural, domestic and industrial consumption. This has brought about the need to maximize and augment the use of existing or unexploited sources of freshwater. Th...

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Corporate Authors: UNEP International Environmental Technology Centre, United Nations Environment Programme. Water Branch, South Pacific Applied Geoscience Commission
Other title:Sourcebook of alternative technologies for freshwater augmentation in small island developing states.
Freshwater augmentation in small island developing states.
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: [Osaka, Japan] : UNEP, 1998.
Series:Technical publication series (UNEP International Environmental Technology Centre) ; 8d.
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505 2 |a Technology profiles: Technologies generally applicable to island states ; Freshwater augmentation technologies ; Rainwater harvesting ; Water quality improvement technologies ; Rapid sand filtration ; Slow sand filtration ; Disinfection ; Wastewater treatment technologies and reuse ; Alternative (dry) sanitation ; Water conservation ; Water resources planning and management ; Water conservation and protection measures ; Groundwater assessment technologies ; Irrigation systems -- Technologies applicable to very small, low coral islands: Freshwater augmentation technologies ; Dug wells ; Infiltration galleries ; Pumps -- Technologies applicable to small, high volcanic islands: Freshwater augmentation technologies ; Boreholes ; Runoff collection using in-stream structures ; Runoff collection using surface structures ; Spring capping -- Technologies applicable to small islands with specific problems: Freshwater augmentation technologies ; Importation ; Submarine pipelines ; Water quality improvement technologies ; Desalination ; Wastewater treatment technologies and reuse ; Wastewater reuse ; Water conservation ; Dual distribution system -- Case studies: Augmenting freshwater resources, Kiribati ; Seawater/brackish water desalination by reverse osmosis, British Virgin Islands ; Solar-powered pumping, Federated States of Micronesia ; Composting toilets, Kiritimati, Kiribati ; Wastewater reuse scheme, Barbados -- Institutional profiles: The UNEP water branch ; South Pacific Applied Geoscience Commission (SOPAC) 
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