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Including the Excluded in South AsiaThis chapter reviews the key requirements ofthe proper management of all water infrastructure assets. We present a Decision SupportSystem that incorporates risk and minimizes costs over an infinite horizon.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-0603-0In this chapter, the model presented in Chap.?. is calibrated and solved with three case studies, which also illustrate the importance of using nonlinear methods. The decision support model would assist utilities in choosing the optimal renewal period for assets.

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How Cities Shape Our Experience,This chapter reviews the scientific evidence that forms the basis for lead sampling protocols used by the USEPA, European Union, and Ontario in Canada. For a proper measure of lead, water must be stagnant in the pipes for at least 6 hours.

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Slovenian and European Trade Structures,This chapter describes Germany’ s approach to water management.We demonstrate the current status of German wastewater treatment and provide a review of the problems of micropollutants in the Netherlands, USA, and Germany.

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Waterborne Disease Outbreaks and the Multi-barrier Approach to Protecting Drinking WaterDrinking water outbreaks have occurred throughout the world, causing varying illnesses and even death. This chapter reviews past outbreaks of microbial contaminants and the associated lessons that have been learnt. Only the most recent outbreaks are considered, as these are probably the most relevant for policy purposes.