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ویرایش: [1 ed.] نویسندگان: Walter Leal Filho, Anabela Marisa Azul, Luciana Brandli, Amanda Lange Salvia, Tony Wall سری: Encyclopedia Of The UN Sustainable Development Goals ISBN (شابک) : 3319958453, 9783319958477 ناشر: Springer سال نشر: 2022 تعداد صفحات: 1035 زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 31 Mb
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مشکلات مربوط به فرآیند صنعتی شدن مانند کاهش تنوع زیستی، تغییرات آب و هوایی و بدتر شدن وضعیت سلامت و زندگی، به ویژه اما نه تنها در کشورهای در حال توسعه، تشدید می شود. بنابراین، نیاز فزاینده ای به جستجوی راه حل های یکپارچه برای پایدارتر کردن توسعه وجود دارد. سازمان ملل متحد این مشکل را پذیرفته و "دستور کار 2030 برای توسعه پایدار" را تصویب کرده است. در اول ژانویه 2016، 17 هدف توسعه پایدار (SDGs) دستور کار به طور رسمی به اجرا درآمد. این اهداف سه بعد توسعه پایدار را شامل می شود: رشد اقتصادی، شمول اجتماعی و حفاظت از محیط زیست. دایره المعارف اهداف توسعه پایدار سازمان ملل متحد به طور جامع به اهداف توسعه پایدار به روشی یکپارچه می پردازد. این شامل 17 جلد است که هر جلد به یکی از 17 SDG اختصاص دارد. این جلد به SDG 6 "اطمینان از در دسترس بودن و مدیریت پایدار آب و فاضلاب برای همه" اختصاص دارد. آب و فاضلاب برای رفاه انسان ضروری است. مدیریت یکپارچه منابع آب برای اطمینان از در دسترس بودن و مدیریت پایدار آب و فاضلاب برای همه و تحقق توسعه پایدار ضروری است. به طور مشخص، اهداف تعریف شده عبارتند از: • دستیابی به دسترسی جهانی و عادلانه به آب آشامیدنی سالم و مقرون به صرفه برای همه • دستیابی به بهداشت و بهداشت کافی و عادلانه برای همه و پایان دادن به اجابت مزاج باز با توجه ویژه به نیازهای زنان و دختران و کسانی که در شرایط آسیب پذیر هستند. • بهبود کیفیت آب با کاهش آلودگی، حذف تخلیه و به حداقل رساندن انتشار مواد شیمیایی و مواد خطرناک، نصف کردن نسبت فاضلاب تصفیه نشده و افزایش قابل ملاحظه بازیافت و استفاده مجدد ایمن در سطح جهانی. • افزایش قابل ملاحظه بهره وری مصرف آب در تمام بخش ها و اطمینان از برداشت پایدار و تامین آب شیرین برای رفع کمبود آب و کاهش چشمگیر تعداد افرادی که از کمبود آب رنج می برند. • اجرای مدیریت یکپارچه منابع آب در تمام سطوح، از جمله از طریق همکاری فرامرزی در صورت لزوم • حفاظت و بازیابی اکوسیستم های مرتبط با آب، از جمله کوه ها، جنگل ها، تالاب ها، رودخانه ها، سفره های زیرزمینی و دریاچه ها • گسترش همکاری بین المللی و حمایت از ظرفیت سازی برای کشورهای در حال توسعه در فعالیت ها و برنامه های مرتبط با آب و فاضلاب، از جمله برداشت آب، نمک زدایی، بهره وری آب، تصفیه فاضلاب، بازیافت و فناوری های استفاده مجدد. • حمایت و تقویت مشارکت جوامع محلی در بهبود مدیریت Uwater و بهداشت
The problems related to the process of industrialisation such as biodiversity depletion, climate change and a worsening of health and living conditions, especially but not only in developing countries, intensify. Therefore, there is an increasing need to search for integrated solutions to make development more sustainable. The United Nations has acknowledged the problem and approved the “2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development”. On 1st January 2016, the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the Agenda officially came into force. These goals cover the three dimensions of sustainable development: economic growth, social inclusion and environmental protection. The Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals comprehensively addresses the SDGs in an integrated way. It encompasses 17 volumes, each devoted to one of the 17 SDGs. This volume is dedicated to SDG 6 "Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all". Water and sanitation are fundamental to human well-being. Integrated water resources management is essential to ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all and to the realization of Sustainable Development. Concretely, the defined targets are: • Achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all • Achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations • Improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally • Substantially increase water-use efficiency across all sectors and ensure sustainable withdrawals and supply of freshwater to address water scarcity and substantially reduce the number of people suffering from water scarcity • Implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate • Protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes • Expand international cooperation and capacity-building support to developing countries in water- and sanitation-related activities and programmes, including water harvesting, desalination, water efficiency, wastewater treatment, recycling and reuse technologies • Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving Uwater and sanitation management
Series Preface Volume Preface List of Topics About the Editors About the Section Editors Contributors A Adaptive Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Management: Resilient Governance Systems Definitions Introduction The Interaction of Water with Sanitation and Health: Management Implications Adaptive Management and WASH Sector: Underlying Issues and Concerns Developing a Robust Learning Sector for Enhanced Management of the WASH Sector International Decade for Action on Water for Sustainable Development: Underlying Issues and Implications for the WASH Sector Conclusion Cross-References References Adequate and Equitable Sanitation in Sri Lanka: Achievements, Issues, and Challenges Synonyms Definitions Introduction Sri Lanka´s Performance in Achieving Adequate and Equitable Sanitation The Issues and Challenges Challenges in Safely Disposing in situ or Sagely Managing Sanitation Challenges in Expanding International Cooperation and Capacity-Building Challenges in Supporting and Strengthening CBOs Conclusion Cross-References References Advanced Oxidation Processes Advanced Technologies in Water Treatment Synonyms Definitions Introduction: Water Treatment Conventional Water Treatment and Sustainability Current Challenges Advanced Oxidation Processes O3-Based AOPs Ozonation at the Elevated pH Peroxone Process Catalytic Ozonation Ozonation with UV Irradiation Fenton-Based AOPs Fenton and Fenton-like Processes Photo-Fenton and Photo-Fenton-like Processes Photocatalytic AOPs Adsorbents to Remove Pollutants Future Directions Cross-References References African Cities Agricultural Output Agricultural Produce Agricultural Production Approaches to Water Monitoring Synonyms Definitions Approaches to Monitoring Physical and Chemical Approaches Biological Approaches Citizen Science Earth Observations Monitoring in the Context of the Sustainable Development Goal for Water, SDG 6 Challenges for Monitoring at the Global Scale Cross-References References Aquatic Aquatic Ecosystems Aquifer Awareness Creation B Blue Water Pond Build Capacities C Capacity Building in Water Resource Management in Developing Countries Synonyms Definitions Introduction Current Status of Water Management Practices in Developing Countries Water Resource Management in India Challenges in Water Resource Management Organizational Challenges Operational Challenges Necessity of Training and Monitoring Need of Capacity Building in Water Resource Management Initiatives for Capacity Building in Developing Countries Guiding Principles for Achieving Sustainable Capacity Building in Developing Countries Conclusion Cross-References References Capacity-Development Catchment Ceramic Water Filter as a Household Water Treatment System Synonyms Definitions Introduction Ceramic Water Filters Fabrication Process Raw Materials Clay Burn-Out Material Water Mixture Preparation Molding Drying and Firing Ceramic Water Filters Treatment Mechanisms and Performances Treatment Mechanisms Performances Raw Material Selection Firing Process Silver Impregnation Source Water Quality Challenges and Opportunities Technical Aspects Removal of Various Contaminants Classes Solving the Equation Flow Rate Versus Microbial Efficiency Environmental Aspects Social Aspects Practical Examples Case Study 1: CWF Implementation in Cambodia Case Study 2: CWF Implementation in Myanmar Conclusions Cross-References References Citizen Participation Citizen Science and Water Quality Monitoring: Evidence from Dublin and Beyond Definitions Introduction: What Is Sustainable Development Goal 6? Delivering on the Targets Citizen Science: The Role of the Citizen Evidence and Practice The Proven Benefit of Engaging the Citizen and Challenges Case Studies Earthwatch: FreshWater Watch Dublin Canada China Brazil Conclusions and Recommendations Cross-References References Climate Change Collaborative Governance Co-management Community Development Community Led Sanitation Community-Based Natural Resource Management Community-Based Water Resources Compensation Flows Conditioning Flow Conservation Flows Constitutionality Constitutionality and the Co-management of Water Resources in Cameroon Synonyms Definitions Introduction Environmental Politics and the Evolution of Constitutionality in Co-management of Natural Resources Constructing Paradigms of Community-Based Natural Resource Management (CBNRM) International Organizations, Nongovernmental Organizations, and the Standard for CBNRM The Growth of Community-Based Water Resource Management Models in Cameroon The Issue of Constitutionality of Community-Based Water Systems Conclusions Cross-References References Contribution of Citizens to Preserving Local Freshwater Ecosystems Definition Introduction How and Which Citizens Contribute to the Preservation of Freshwater Ecosystems? Case Studies from Europe and Africa Portugal Finland Southern Africa Challenges and Future Directions Cross-References Acknowledgment References Crop Yield CWF D Dam-Related Displacement and Sustainable Development Goal 6 Synonyms Definitions Introduction Sustainable Development and Dams: Relevance to SDG 6 and SDGs Land Scarcity and Dam-Related Displacement Dam-Related Displacement as an International Human Rights Issue Dams and Displacement: ``A Pathology of Development´´ Conclusion Cross-References Acknowledgment References Deficiency Democracy Dendrochemistry as Chronological Data Monitoring to Address Mercury Water Contamination Definitions Introduction Application of Dendrochemistry to Mercury Contamination Chronologic Trends in an Estuarine Tropical Ecosystem Understanding Past Patterns, Evaluating Present Levels, and Predicting Future Evolution Mercury in Tree and Sediment Cores Future perspectives Cross-References References Dependable Source of Water Supply Desalination Developing Countries Difference Principle Disaster Risk Reduction Displacement Drinking Water Drinking Water Sources Drought E Earth´s Water Distribution Synonyms Definitions Introduction Water Distribution Water Sources Oceans, Seas, and Bays Ice Caps, Glaciers, and Permanent Snow Groundwater Fresh Groundwater Saline Ground Water Soil Moister Ground Ice and Permafrost Lakes Freshwater Lakes Saline Lakes Atmosphere Swamps Rivers Biological Water Conclusion Cross-References References Ecological Flows Economics Ecosystem Services Approach and Natures Contributions to People (NCP) Help Achieve SDG6 Definition Introduction Sustainable Development Goals 6 ``Clean Water and Sanitation´´ Ecosystem Services Approach and NCP Ecosystem Services Underpinning the SDG 6 Targets Ecosystem Degradation Challenges Achievement of SDG 6 Goals What Can Evidence on the Status and Trends in ES/NCP Tell Us About Progress Towards Achieving the SDG 6 Targets? What Can Evidence on NCP 6 ``Regulation of Freshwater Quantity, Location, and Timing´´ Tell Us About Progress Towards Achievin... What Can Evidence on NCP 7 ``Regulation of Freshwater and Coastal Water Quality´´ Tell Us About Progress Towards Achieving the... How Can Insights from Ecosystem Services and the Ecosystem Services Approach Be Capitalized on to Help Achieve SDG 6 Goals - O... Conclusions Cross-References References Ecosystems Education Effect of Water and Soil Quality on Crop Productivity Synonyms Definitions Introduction Irrigation Water Quality Salinity Hazard Permeability and Infiltration Hazard Specific Ion Toxicity Trace Element Toxicity Miscellaneous Effects Crop Yield Soil Water Plant Relationship The Case Study of Water Contamination in the Byramangala Tank Command Area Closure Cross-References References Eminent Domain Empowerment Enhanced Capacity Environmental and Ecological Flows for Sustainability Synonyms Definitions Introduction Ecological Flows for the Sustainability of the Water Resource Methodologies for the Determination of Environmental and Ecological Flows Conclusions Cross-References Acknowledgment References Environmental Degradation´s Effect on the Gains Made in SDG6 Synonyms Definitions Introduction Impacts of Environmental Degradation Arising on SDG 6 Targets Industrial Waste Water Discharge Inadequate Disposal of Municipal Solid Waste Mining Activities Deforestation Climate Change Improper Waste Water Treatment Emerging Pollutants Status of Discussed Forms of Environmental Degradation Status of Industrial Wastewater Discharge Status of Municipal Solid Waste Management Status of Control of Water Pollution from Mining Activities Status of Deforestation Climate Change Status Status of Wastewater Treatment Status of Management of Pollution by Emerging Pollutants Conclusion and Recommendations on Way Forward References Environmental Deterioration Consequences on Progress of SDG6 Environmental Flows Equality Equity Ethics in Water Resource Management: Roles, Frameworks, and Principles Definitions Introduction The Role of Water Ethics Frameworks for Water Ethics Ethical Principles Problems in Current Water Management: The Need for Water Ethics Physical Problems Water Pricing Problems Pollution Water Governance Future Directions on Policy and Construction of Practical Water Ethics Conclusions and Future Aims on Water Ethics and Resource Management Cross-References References F Farm Production Fear Caused by Having to Handle Human Feces Fecal Sludge Management for Sustainable Cities: Glimpses from Kenya Synonym Definition Introduction Benefits of Improved Fecal Sludge Management Fecal Sludge Service Chain Sanitation Systems in Kenya´s Urban Areas FSM Scenario in Peri-Urban Areas of Kenya Containment Emptying and Transportation Treatment End Use/Disposal Policy Framework Institutional Framework Legislative Framework Challenges and Opportunities for Peri-urban FSM Service Delivery Conclusion References Fecal Waste Management (FWM) Fenton Reaction Flood Fragmented Water Management Freshwater Ecosystems G Gendered Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Equality: Challenges and Opportunities Synonyms Definitions Introduction Gender, WASH, and the SDGs Gender, Women´s Work, and Sustainable Sanitation WASH as a Platform for Promoting Equity Privatization of WASH-Related Services and Social Implications Conclusion Cross-References References Global Water Resources: Distribution and Demand Definitions Introduction Distribution of Natural Water Resources on the Earth Natural Sources of Freshwater Surface Water Groundwater Frozen Water Unconventional Water Resources The Essence of Unconventional Water Resources Reclaimed Water Desalination of Water Main Trends in the Development of Unconventional Water Resources Water Uses General Characteristics Agricultural Water Use Industrial Water Use Domestic (Household) Water Use Water Pollution Water Scarcity: A Balance Between Resources and Demands The Essence of the Water Scarcity Depletion of Freshwater Resources as a Result of Increased Demands Resulting Also in Water Conflicts Conclusions Cross-References References Good Ambient Water Quality Definition Introduction Ambient Water Quality Influences Natural Influences on Ambient Water Quality Geology Climate Biology Location Topography Anthropogenic Influences on Ambient Water Quality Anthropogenic Activities Impacts Resulting from Anthropogenic Activities Monitoring and Assessment of Ambient Water Quality Ambient Water Quality in the SDGs Cross-References References Good Governance Groundwater Quality in Arid Environments Definitions Introduction Characteristics of Groundwater Bodies SeaWater Intrusion (SWI) and Saline Groundwater in Arid Environments Concept of Seawater Intrusion and Saline Groundwater Seawater Intrusion and Groundwater of Africa Seawater Intrusion and Groundwater of Americas Seawater Intrusion and Groundwater of Asia Seawater Intrusion and Groundwater of Australia Seawater Intrusion and Groundwater of Europe Numerical Models for Groundwater Quality in Arid Environments Conclusions References Groves Pond H Human Right to Sanitation Definitions Introduction Normative Content Furthering Rights Claims Development Goals Gender Equality Progress and Challenges Conclusion Cross-References References Human Right to Water Human Right to Water and Water Rights Definitions Introduction Anthropocentric Neoliberal Market-Based Water Governance The Human Right to Water Water Rights Beyond Riparian and Prior Appropriation Structural Challenges Conclusion Cross-References References Hydraulic Engineering and Sustainability Definitions Introduction Hydraulics as Applied Engineering Science Sustainability of Hydraulic Structures Hydraulic Engineering for Sustainable Development What Is the Current Situation and Trends, Now in 2020? Water Metering and Monitoring Industry 4.0 Water Sector Industry 4.0 Adoption Challenges and Risks in Water Sector Industry 4.0 Adoption Conclusion Cross-References References Hydropower Hydrosocial Cycle: Understanding Water as a Socionatural Production Definition Introduction Background: From the Hydrological Cycle to the Integrated Water Resources Management Conceptual Basis: Water as a Socionatural Hybrid The Hydrosocial Cycle: Identifying Practical Applications Through a Brief Review of Its Research Areas Future Directions: Integrating the Hydrosocial Cycle in Water Policies and SDGs Cross-References References Hygiene I Inequality or Inequity Influence of Human Terrain on Sustainable Water Management Definitions Introduction Multilayered Forces of Human Terrain and Water Management Cultural Terrain: Traditional Practices in Water Management Social Terrain Economic Terrain Political Terrain Case Study of Bengaluru City, India Cultural and Social Terrain Economic Terrain Political Terrain Initiatives for Sustainable Water Management Conclusion Cross-References References Inland Freshwater Ecosystems Integrated Decision-Making Processes Integrated Resource Management Integrated Surface Water Assessment Definition Introduction Sources Monitoring and Assessment Surface Water Monitoring and Assessment Hydromorphological Monitoring and Assessment Physical-Chemical Monitoring and Assessment Biological Monitoring and Assessment Biological Monitoring Biological Assessment Methods Integrated Surface Water Assessment Monitoring and Assessment of Services and Consumers Conclusion Cross-References References Integrated Urban Water Management Integrated Water Cycle Governance Integrated Water Cycle Management Integrated Water Management Integrated Water Resource Management Synonyms Definitions Introduction Past Water Resource Management Approaches Development of Integrated Water Resource Management Unpacking Integration Human System Integration Implementing IWRM in Practice IWRM and the SDG 6 Conclusion Cross-References References Integrated Water Resources Management Integrated Water Resources Management Program Integrated Water Resources Management: From Spring to Reuse Synonyms Definition Introduction Water: A Rare and Scattered Resource Integrated Water Resources Management: A Global Approach Culture and Water Technologies in Integrated Water Management Water Pollution Waste Water Treatment Reuse of Treated Wastewater as New Water Resource Conclusion References Integration L Landscape Regeneration and the Role of Water Definitions Introduction Landscape Regeneration and the SDGs Forests Grasslands Wetlands and Rivers Conclusions Cross-References References Legal Approaches to the Achievement of SDG 6 Definition Introduction Governance of Water Resources Under International Law International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights (ICESCR) Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) Basel, Rotterdam, and Stockholm Conventions Ramsar Convention Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes (Helsinki Convention) UN Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses (New York Convention) Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) Intersections Preservation of Aquatic Ecosystems as Carbon Sinks Obligations Under the UNFCCC and the Paris Agreement Intersections Under International Law Governance Approaches and Intersections Conclusion Cross-References References Legality Local Communities in Water and Sanitation: Practices and Challenges Synonyms Definitions Introduction Context of the SDGs within the UN System Clarifying the ``Local Community´´ in SDG6 According to Local Communities Highlights from Two Major Initiatives The Clean India Campaign Gates Foundation and Reinvent the Toilet Challenge Challenges Technologies Financial Involvement Climate Change Governance Conclusion - a Gendered Approach Is Essential References Local Community Participation in Water Management and Sanitation Synonyms Definitions Introduction Local Community Approach on Clean Water and Sanitation Management Integrated Water Resources Management (IRWM): A Standardized Approach to the Participation of Local Communities in Water Manag... Community Consultation: A Tool for Community Participation to Projects Water and Culture Water and Sanitation Water as an Economic Resource for Community Conclusion Cross-References References Lodging Sector M Maintenance Flows Menstrual Health and Hygiene in Sustainable Development Goal 6 Synonyms Definitions Main Body Text Introduction: SDG6.2: `` the Needs of Women and Girls´´ Despite the Mention of Women´s ``Needs, ´´ SDG Monitoring Indicators Are Absent The Importance of MHH in the SDGs MHH Status and Initiatives Across the World MHH Challenges for Indigenous Australian Girls and Women in Remote Communities: A Case Study Implementation and Monitoring of MHH Wider-Ranging Relevance of MHH Beyond SDG6.2 Outlook Cross-References References Menstrual Hygiene Management Metropolitan Water Management Microflora of Surface Layers in Aquatic Environments and Its Usage Definitions Introduction What Is Periphytic Biofilm? How Is Periphytic Biofilm Formed? The Functions of Periphytic Biofilm in Water Discharge Systems Removal of Nutrients Removal of Heavy Metals Tolerance to Nanoparticles Degradation of Organics Control of Harmful Algal Blooms Periphytic Biofilm Applied in Real Wastewater Treatments Advantages and Limitations Advantages Limitations References Minimize Water Wastage Multi-barrier Approach N Narratives for Water, Gender, and Human Development Definitions Introduction Context and Key Dimensions Gendered Vulnerabilities The Water-Gender Nexus Gender-Water-Migration Nexus The Case Studies Power Relations and Gender Norms in the Waterscapes Water-Related Disasters and Disaggregated Impact on Gender Gender, Water, and Urbanization Conclusion Cross-References References National Plan for Water Resources Protection and Conservation National Water Strategy Natural Wet Ponds´ Role as Fresh Water Storage in Tropical Environment Synonyms Definitions Introduction Natural Pond Hydrological Processes Pond in Tropical Areas Pond Water Storages Linking Natural Pond and SDGs Pond Supports Wetland Ecosystem Local People Participation in Conservation Future Perspectives Cross-References Acknowledgment References Nexus of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) and Sustainable Development Goals Definitions Introduction The Essence of Mainstreaming WASH in Country Development Planning Addressing Different Notions and Approaches to Sanitation Technological Dimensions Conclusion Cross-References References O Observe Ozonation P Periurban Water: Recognizing the Margins for Sustainable Urban Water Futures Synonyms Definitions Introduction Periurban Water Ecologies: Transformations and Processes Land Use Changes and New In Situ Water Demands Complex Jurisdiction and Governance Vacuum Encroachment Pollution Spatial Water Transfers Periurban Water Access Outcomes and Vulnerabilities Institutional Outcomes for Water Access Inequality in Access Physical Burdens and Health Impacts Shifting Livelihoods Recognizing and Centering the Margins for Sustainable Urban Water Futures Conclusion Cross-References Acknowledgment References Photocatalysis Photocatalytic Processes for Water Treatment Definitions Introduction Solid-State Photocatalysts for Water Disinfection Mechanism of Photocatalysis Promising Photocatalysts Photosensitizers for Water Disinfection Mechanisms of Action Promising Photosensitizers Enhanced Containers for SODIS Edible Dyes Discussion Suggestions for Further Research Conclusion Cross-References Acknowledgment References Potable Water Produced Water as New Water in the Hydrocarbon Industry Definitions Introduction PW Management, Constituents, and Treatment Options Beneficial Use Practices Agricultural Use Industrial Use Hydrological and Drinking Water Use Other Uses and PW Products Barriers and Regulatory Issues Future Directions Cross-References References Public Sanitation and Hygiene Q Quality of Water R Rainwater - Stormwater Rainwater Pond Reclamation of Wastewater Recycling and Reuse for Water Conservation Synonyms Definitions Introduction Products and the Environment Product Design Product Life Cycle Negative Effects of Products on the Environment Design for Environment (DFE) Recycling and Reuse Recycling and Reuse for Water Conservation Conclusion Cross-References References Reduce Water Reduce Water Wastage Renewable Source of Water Reserve Flows Resettlement and Rehabilitation Reusing Treated Wastewater Riparian Zone River Basin River Basin Plan Role of Potable Water in Food Processing Definitions Introduction Role of Water in Food Processing Potable Water Water in Cleaning and Sanitation Monitoring of Water Quality Sustainability of Water in Food Processing Wastewater as Output Water Reuse Water Indicators Associated with Food Processing Food Processing and UN Sustainable Development Goals Conclusion Cross-References References S Safe and Available Water Sanitation Sanitation Safety Planning (SSP) Sanitation Sector Sanitation Services Sanitation Systems and Technology Options Synonyms Definition Introduction Sanitation Systems Onsite Sanitation Systems Onsite Systems with Fecal Sludge Management and Offsite Treatment Onsite Systems with Fecal Sludge Management, Sewerage, and Offsite Treatment Offsite Systems with Sewerage and Offsite Treatment Urine-Diverting Flush Toilet with Sewerage and Offsite Wastewater Treatment Sanitation Safety Planning Future Sustainable Sanitation Practices Hygiene and Health Environment and Natural Resources Recovery Technology and Operation Adaptability Financial and Economic Issues Socio-cultural and Institutional Aspects Conclusion Cross-References Acknowledgment References SDG6 Semi-urban (Water) Sewage - Wastewater Slum Social Justice and WASH Education for Improved Health and Well-Being Synonyms Definition Introduction Health as the Basis of Human Development and Sustainable Development Addressing the Challenge of Social Determinants of Health (SDH) Improving Access to WASH Services for Health and Well-Being Social Justice as Vehicle for Leaving No One Behind: The Case of WASH Social Justice as a Platform for Inclusive Socioeconomic Development Highlighting Inequities in WASH Service Delivery for Improved Outcomes Addressing Background Issues and Cross-Cutting Matters in the WASH Sector Coupling Social Justice with Education/Awareness Creation in the WASH Sector to Leave No One Behind Conclusion Cross-References References SODIS Soil and Water Conservation and Sustainable Development Definitions Introduction History of Soil and Water Conservation Ancient Soil and Water Conservation Activities Modern SWC Practices and Current Situations Evolution of Soil and Water Conservation Since the 1930s Building Synergies Between Indigenous and Introduced SWC Activities Toward Adaptive and Participatory Research to Enhance the Knowledge System Continuum of Shifts of Technologies and Approaches: Soil and Water Conservation - Soil and Water Management - Land Husbandry -... A Shift in Approaches and Evolution of Policies: From Top-Down to Bottom-Up and to Mix of the Two Approaches Contribution of Soil and Water Conservation Toward Meeting Sustainable Development Goals Opportunities and Prospects Cross-References Acknowledgment References Solar Disinfection as a Water Treatment Technology Synonyms Definition Introduction Obstacles for SODIS Uptake SODIS Inactivation Mechanisms Modelling of SODIS Processes Practical Examples Conclusions References Source Water Protection (SWP) South Asia Space Pond Sri Lanka Stakeholders´ Engagement Structural Stormwater Best Management Practices and Watershed Management Definitions Introduction Structural BMPs Methods Rainwater Use Rainwater Harvesting Treatment Stormwater Ponds or Detention Ponds Bioretention Areas Biotopes Gravel and/or Sand Filters Detention and Infiltration Rooftop Retention Permeable Pavements Infiltration Trenches and Basins Swales Vegetative Filter Strips (VFS) Conveyance Open stormwater drains or canals Evapotranspiration Passive and Active Evapotranspiration Conclusions References Subaltern Suburban (Water) Suggestion Survey Sustainability Sustainable Urban Water Management Sustainable Water Use T Technology Options TiO2 Photocatalysts for Degradation of Micropollutants in Water Definition Introduction Micropollutants Water Treatment Technologies TiO2 Photocatalyst Choice of a Photocatalyst Material Mechanism of Photocatalysis Structure and Properties of TiO2 Photocatalyst Modifications of TiO2 Photocatalytic Reactors and Process Parameters for Pollutant Degradation Challenges and Future Scope Concluding Remarks Cross-References Acknowledgment References Toilet Facilities Township Track Changes Transboundary Waters Cooperation: The Southern African Development Community Revised Protocol Definitions Introduction Distribution of World Shared Water Resources Threats and Challenges to Transboundary Waters Transboundary Waters Cooperation in Southern African Development Community Introduction to the Southern African Development Community (SADC) State of Water Resources in SADC Region Implementation of the SADC Revised Protocol for Peace and Prosperity in the Region SADC Regional Water Policy and Strategy Regional Strategic Action Plans (RSAPs) on Integrated Water Resources and Development Management River Basin Organisations and Basin-Level Agreements Successes Existence of the SADC Revised Protocol Nesting the SADC Revised Protocol Within a Regional Economic Community Establishment of the SADC Groundwater Management Institute Challenges Need for the Strengthening of RBOs Inconsistent Interpretation of International Legal Instruments Incomplete Implementation of National Policy by Member States Capacity Constraints Need for the Incorporation of Emerging Issues Future Directions Cross-References References U Universal Access to Sanitation Definitions Introduction Human Right to Water and Sanitation Human Right to Water and Sanitation in Public Spaces The State´s Role Guarantee the Active Participation of Society Sustainable Development Goals and Its Relationship to Universal Access to Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Conclusion Cross-References References Urban (Water) Urban Drainage and Sewage Systems: Diffuse Pollution and System´s Interconnection Synonyms Definitions Introduction Rainwater and First Flush Pollutants Causes of Interconnections and Diffuse Pollution: The Role of Environmental Education Rainwater Problems Rainwater Green Solutions and Low Impact Development Combined Sewer System and Combined Sewer Overflow Control Separate Sewer System and Its Problems Dry Weather Flow Treatment: Possibility and Limitation Interconnections Identification The Challenge of a Public Policy of Interconnections Interruption The Challenge of a Public Policy of Diffuse Pollution Control and Future Development of Sewage and Stormwater Systems Cross-References References Urban Fringe (Water) Urban Sprawl Urban Sprawl (and Water) Urban Stormwater Management for Future Cities: Sustainable and Innovative Approaches Synonyms Definitions Introduction Low Impact Development Flood Risk Trading Citizen Science in Flood Simulation Future Danube Model Flood Poverty Trap Future Perspectives Cross-References References Urban Water Deficit Urban Water Deficit in Sub-Saharan African Cities Synonyms Definitions Introduction Freshwater: A Natural Renewable Resource and Its Importance for Human Life Population and Water Deficit in the Sub-Saharan African Region (SSA Region) Water Deficit: A Challenge for the Cities in the SSA Region The Problem of Unplanned Urban Development Infrastructure Gap Climate Change and Its Impacts Sustainable Water Management in SSA Cities Conclusion Cross-References References Urban Water Governance and Sustainability Synonyms Definitions Introduction Urban Water Governance Urban Water Management Examples from Australia Water Supply and Wastewater Services Stormwater Services and Flood Management Governance Structure and Roles New South Wales Victoria Queensland Western Australia South Australia Tasmania Australian Capital Territory Northern Territory Sustainable Urban Water Management Conclusion Cross-References References Urban Water Governance in Zimbabwe: Opportunities and Challenges Toward SDG6 Definitions Introduction What Is Water Governance, and Why Is it Important? What Is Good Water Governance or Effective Governance? Analytical Framework Zimbabwe Water Availability and Use Overview Water Policy and Legislative Framework Zimbabwe Institutional Framework Water Access and Allocation System Challenges in Urban Water Governance Opportunities for Urban Water Governance Inclusion of Private Sector in Water and Sanitation Sector in Financing and Services Provision Conclusion and Recommendations Cross-References References Urban Water Scarcity in Semi-arid Regions: Water Management in Southern Spain Synonyms Definitions Introduction Urban Water Scarcity in a Semi-arid Region: The Segura River Basin Climate Change Scenarios in a Semi-arid Region: The Segura River Basin Urban Water Management and Recent Water Consumption Trend Urban Sprawl and Their Repercussion in Water Demand Limitations and New Opportunities for Reduce Water Scarcity Water Transfers: A Water Dependence from Other Basins Desalination: A New Resource for the Adaptation to Climate Change Scenarios but with Lights and Shadows Conclusions Cross-References References W WASH WASH or Watsan, or WaSH Wastewater Management Wastewater Use in West African Urban Agriculture: Benefits and Risks Definitions Introduction Benefits Urban Farming in West Africa Sources of Wastewater for Agriculture The Multiple-Barrier Approach for Improved Safety of Wastewater Use Wastewater Hazards Physical Hazards of Wastewater in Urban Agriculture Chemical Hazards of Wastewater in Urban Agriculture Biological Hazards of Wastewater in Urban Agriculture Wastewater as Source of Microorganisms and Genes Resistant to Antibiotics Heavy Metal Contamination of Wastewater in Urban Agriculture Wastewater Use for Animal Production in Urban Agriculture Conclusions Cross-References References Water Water Access Water Alternatives Water and Gender Issues Definitions Introduction Gender in Water Use and Management for Domestic Purposes Water Collection Water and Poverty Gender in Water Use and Management for Productive Purposes Agriculture and Irrigation Environmental Change and Restoration of Water-Related Ecosystems Gendered Vulnerabilities to Climate Change Conclusion: Gender Mainstreaming in Water-Related Development Projects Cross-References References Water and Sanitation Poverty in Informal Settlements of Sub-Saharan Africa Synonyms Definitions Introduction Access to Safe Water Access to Adequate Sanitation Future Directions Conclusion Cross-References References Water Availability and Access Definitions Introduction Water Availability Water Flows: The Hydrologic Cycle Water Stocks: Global Water Water Stocks: Sources of Drinking Water Floods and Droughts Demand: Water Usage Water Usage: Virtual Water Water Scarcity and Water Stress The Impacts of Climate Change on Water Availability Water Access Water Quality Transboundary Politics Economics and Funding Rural and Urban Challenges Gender Issues Hygiene and Sanitation Conclusion Cross-References References Water Availability and Access in the Pacific Definitions Introduction The Pacific Region Water Resources for the Pacific People Challenges Faced by the Pacific Rainfall Patterns Temperature Sea Level Rise Tropical Cyclones Non-climatic Factors The Way Forward The Framework for Pacific Regionalism The Framework for Resilient Development in the Pacific The Pacific Roadmap for Sustainable Development (PRSD) Conclusion Cross-References References Water Commons Water Conflicts Water Conflicts: An Obstacle to SDG6 Definitions Introduction Water Conflicts Conflicts Between Uses Conflicts Between Users Conflicts with Nonuser Actors Intergenerational Conflicts Interjurisdictional Conflicts Factors That Influence Water Conflicts Socio-Environmental and Institutional Factors Water Governance Weaknesses Institutional Fragmentation and Lack of Participation Water Conflicts and SDG6 Goal 6.1: Universal and Equitable Access to Water Goal 6.2: Adequate and Equitable Access to Sanitation Goal 6.3: Water Quality Improvement Goal 6.6 Water-Related Ecosystems Protection and Restoration Strategies for the Prevention of Conflicts over Water Conclusions References Water Consumption Water Deficit Water Demand Water Ethics: Methodology of Engagement to Help Achieve SDG6 Definitions Introduction Ethical Engagement in State and Global Governance Methodology Matters The Biosphere Ethics Initiative: A Rooted Cosmopolitan Approach The Ethics of SDG6 The Water Ethic as Guidance for SDG6 Conclusion Cross-References References Water Footprint and Virtual Water Definitions Introduction Discussing Water Footprint and Virtual Water Concepts Water Footprint Accounting, Auditing, and Assessment Better Informed Decisions and Policy-Making Conclusions Cross-References References Water Governance Water Governance and Social Learning: Approaches, Tools, and Challenges Synonyms Definitions Introduction From Government to Governance Participation: Who Is Involved and Why? Water Governance: Paradigm Shift and Principles Learning Governance: Approaches and Tools Social Learning: Learning from Stakeholder Engagement Challenges Cross-References References Water Limitation Water Management Water Perception Water Plan Water Planning Water Planning to Achieve the Sustainable Development Goals Synonyms Definitions Introduction Water Planning and Sustainable Development Goals From the Agenda 21 to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development The Role of Water Planning to Achieve SDG Targets Using SDG Indicators for Water Planning Typology of Water Planning and Plans Plan-Oriented Versus Process-Oriented Planning From Strategies, to Programs and Projects Types of Water Plans The Cycle of Water Planning Team Building and Problem Framing Plan Development Diagnostic Analysis Goal Setting Implementation Measures Evidence Base and Other Materials Approval Iterations Plan Implementation Monitoring and Evaluation The Relationship between Water Plans and Other Documents Hierarchical Principles The Key Role of Permits for Plan Effectiveness Public Participation in Water Planning Participation in Water Decision-Making Co-Production of Water Planning Challenges to Water Planning Process: What Observation, Scale and Effectiveness? Integration: How Far to Go? Knowledge: What Role for Science, Technology, and Society? Cross-References References Water Preservation Water Provision, Rights, and Poverty in the Context of Sustainable Development Goals Synonyms Definitions Introduction Water and the Multidimensional Experience of Poverty Water and Poverty in the Sustainable Development Goals Hidden Dimensions of Poverty and Water Water Provision and Poverty: Human Rights Priorities Nondiscrimination and Inequality Gender Cultural Identity: Indigenous Peoples and Peasant Communities Structural Racism and Discrimination Affordability Access in All Spheres of Life: Water Provision Beyond Household Drinking Water Participation and Accountability Privatization of Water Provision Mega Development Projects, Scarcity, and Priority Allocation Conclusion Cross-References References Water Quality Water Quality and Economy for Sustainable Growth Synonyms Definitions Introduction Significance of Water for Sustainable Economical Growth Economic Importance of Quality Water Drinking Water Consumption Human Health Linkages with Water Quality Investments in Water Sector Water Pricing Bottled Water Costs Water Environment Management Cross-References References Water Quality and Protection at Source Synonyms Definitions Introduction Common Sources of Drinking Water Pollution Agriculture and Livestock Waste and Wastewaters Industry Contaminants of Emerging Concern Measures toward Source Water Protection Source Water Protection Governance Conclusion Cross-References References Water Quality Benchmarks Water Quality Criteria Water Quality Goals Water Quality Objectives Water Quality Targets Water Quality: Standards and Indicators Synonyms Definitions Introduction Classification and Indicators of Water Quality Water Quality and Impacts on Users Water Quality Monitoring Water Quality Databases and Reports Water Quality Indicators and Methods Water Quality Standards or Targets Water Quality and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Indicator 6.1.1 on Safe Drinking Water (UN Water 2018a) Indicator 6.3.1 on Proportion of Wastewater Safely Treated (UN Water 2018b) Indicator 6.3.2 on Ambient Water Quality (UN Water 2018c) Indicator 6.6.1 on Water-Related Ecosystems (UN Water 2018d) Indicators 14.1 and 14.3 on Marine Water Quality (UNDESA 2018) Conclusion Cross-References References Water Research and Innovation Partnership Addressing Sustainable Development Goals Definitions Introduction The Joint Programming Initiative Concept The Water Challenges Tackled by the Water JPI The Water JPI Activities Relevant to the Water-Related UN SDGs Strategic Research Agenda and Foresight Activities Funding Transnational RDI Projects Supporting Knowledge Transfer Conclusions Pathways to Impact Increase in Investments in Water-Related Multilateral Co-Operation Leverage Effect for Water Research Communities Leverage Effect for Individual Countries Building Linkages/Research Capacity with Developing Countries Informing Water Policies Raising Awareness Future Directions References Water Resources Water Resources Assessment Definitions Concept of Water Resources Types of Water Resources Water Resources Assessment Scales of Water Resources Assessment Steps in Water Resources Assessment Information Needs and Data Sources Biophysical Data Hydrometeorological Data Processing and Interpretation of Data Topographic Data Scenarios and Modeling Presentation of Data and Water Resources Assessment Results Conclusion Cross-References References Water Resources Governance Water Resources Management Water Scarcity Water Scarcity: Classification, Measurement, and Management Definitions Introduction Water Scarcity as Target in the Sustainable Development Goal 6 (SDG6) - Clean Water and Sanitation Classification and Characterization of Water Scarcity Causes of Water Scarcity Measuring Water Scarcity Water Stress Index (WSI) Withdrawal-to-Availability Ratio (WTA) Physical and Economic Water Scarcity Social Water Stress Index (SWSI) Water Poverty Index Managing Water Scarcity Future Directions Cross-References References Water Sector Water Sector Reform Program Water Security Water Supply Water Supply and Quality in the Sub-Saharan Africa Synonyms Definition Introduction Water Supply Conditions Factors Influencing Water Supply in the Region Climate Variability and Change Water Infrastructure Urbanization and Population Increase Inadequate/Unsustainable Technological and Institutional Arrangements Water Quality Conditions Factors Associated with Water Contamination in the Sub-Saharan Africa Non-industrial (Including Domestic and Commercial/Trading) Activities Agricultural Activities Industrial Activities Natural Pollution The Vision for Meeting the Challenges of SDG 6 in the Sub-Saharan Africa Conclusion Cross-References References Water Transfers Water Use Water Use in the Tourism Accommodation Sector Synonyms Definitions Introduction: Water, Tourism, and Sustainability The Uneven Geographies of Water and Tourism Quantity, Quality, and Sustainability Determinants of Water Consumption in Tourist Accommodations Structural and Contextual Factors Organizational Factors Advancing Toward SDG 6 Cross-References References Water Use, Fecophobia, and Implications for Public Health Synonyms Definitions Introduction The ``Soil-Food-Feces-Water´´ Nexus Overcoming Fecophobia and Water Conservation Approaches Wastewater as a Resource Conclusion and Recommendations Cross-References References Water Uses and Global Change Synonyms Definitions Introduction Less than 3% of the Earth´s Freshwater to Satisfy Multiple Uses Some Regions Are More Vulnerable than Others Universal Access to an Essential Service: A Guarantee? Not for Everyone Safe and Healthy Water Water Is Essential to the Food Security of Ten Billion People Filling the Water Gap with New Resources Conclusion: Water, a Common Good to Be Preserved and Shared Cross-References References Water Values: Discourses and Perspective Definitions Introduction Setting the Scene: Continuum of Ecosystem Organization, Functions, Services, Benefits, and Values Discourses on Water Value and Valuation Divergent but Interconnected Water Values Principles and Frameworks for Practical Application of Valuing Water Water Valuing Principles Practical Application and Approaches to Valuing Water Future Perspective Acknowledgment References Water Vulnerability Water-Energy-Food Interconnections: Methods, Tools, and Cross-Sectoral Decision Making Definitions Introduction to the SDGs and Their Interconnections The Food-Energy-Water (FEW) Nexus Modeling Trade-Offs to Strategize Pathways Forward Cross-Impact Analysis System Dynamics Modeling Governance, Policy Coherence, and Management Implications Conclusions Cross-References References Water-Energy-Food Sustainable Development Goals in Morocco Definitions Introduction Why Morocco? Indicators, Targets, Goals, National Strategies Analytical Framework Tool Structure and Scenario Development and Evaluation Scenarios and Results Base Scenario and Results Scenarios with Varying Levels of Achieving National Targets for Food, Water, and Energy -25%-50%-75%-100% of Water, Energy, and Food National Targets (with 0% Change for Cereals) No RE Versus Full Solar Versus Full Hydro Versus Full Wind No Nonconventional Versus Full Desalination Versus Full Treated Wastewater Targets Discussions of Trade-Offs Overall Comments on Scenarios and Trade-Offs Analysis Importance of Capturing Spatial and Temporal Attributes and Identifying Hotspots Assumptions and Limitations Conclusions Cross-References Acknowledgment References Water-Related Ecosystems Synonyms Definitions Introduction Water-Related Ecosystems and SDGs SDG Targets and Indicators Supporting Water-Related Ecosystems Recent Trends and Key Literature Conclusions Cross-References References Watershed Water Balance Definition Introduction Watershed Transboundary Water Resources Management Competition for Water Supply Water Quality Deterioration Time of Water Flow Sources of Water in the Watershed Rain Surface Water Groundwater Hydrologic Cycle and the Water Balance Hydrologic Processes Water Budget Snowmelt Estimation Energy Balance Method Temperature Index (Degree-Day) Method Watershed Management and Protection Use of GIS in Watershed Management Effect of Deforestation on Watershed Water Balance Climate Change Impact on Watershed Integrated Watershed Resources Management (IWRM) Summary and Conclusion References Watershed-Based Management for Sustainable Freshwater Resources Synonyms Definition Introduction Integrated, Watershed-Based Approaches for Sustainable Water Resource Management Recommended Guidelines Integrated Watershed Management at Multiple Scales Outlook - A Vision for Moving Forward Cross-References References Wet Pond