Water and Cities in Latin America (eBook, PDF)
Challenges for Sustainable Development
Redaktion: Aguilar-Barajas, Ismael; Mejía-Betancourt, Abel; Kjellén, Marianne; Kaledin, Jonathan; Mahlknecht, Jürgen
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Water and Cities in Latin America (eBook, PDF)
Challenges for Sustainable Development
Redaktion: Aguilar-Barajas, Ismael; Mejía-Betancourt, Abel; Kjellén, Marianne; Kaledin, Jonathan; Mahlknecht, Jürgen
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Approximately 80 per cent of the population of Latin America is concentrated in urban centres. Pressure on water resources and water management in cities therefore provide major challenges. This work reviews key aspects of why water matters in cities and presents case studies on topics such as groundwater management, green growth and water services, inequalities in water supply, the financing of water services and flood management.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
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- Erscheinungstermin: 8. Mai 2015
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- ISBN-13: 9781317906896
- Artikelnr.: 42832933
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 298
- Erscheinungstermin: 8. Mai 2015
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781317906896
- Artikelnr.: 42832933
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Marianne Kjellén and Abel Mejía-Betancourt Part 1: Water, Cities and
Financing 1. Water, Cities and Sustainable Development: Setting the Scene
Ismael Aguilar-Barajas 2. Why Does Understanding the Urban Water Link
Matter? Abel Mejía-Betancourt 3. Challenges and Policy Options for
Financing Urban Water and Sanitation Anthony Cox and Peter Börkey Part 2:
Managing Water and Sanitation Services 4. Urban Water Management in São
Paulo to Achieve Universal Access to Water Supply and Sanitation Services
Dilma Pena 5. Water Services in Lima, Peru: Understanding the Linkages
between Urban Development, Social Inequality and Water Antonio A.R. Ioris
6. Urban Wastewater Governance in Latin America: Panorama and Reflections
for a Research Agenda Raul Pacheco-Vega 7. Issues and Challenges for Water
Supply, Storm Water Drainage and Wastewater in the Mexico City Metropolitan
Area Polioptro F. Martínez and Erick R. Bandala 8. Urban Groundwater Supply
in Latin American Cities: Panorama and the Cases of Mexico City and São
Paulo Jürgen Mahlknecht and Ricardo Hirata and Rogelio Ledesma Part 3:
Climate Change, Risk Management and Planning 9. Flash Floods in the
Monterrey Metropolitan Area, Mexico: Lessons from Hurricane Alex Nicholas
P. Sisto and Aldo Iván Ramírez 10. The Rio Bogotá Environmental
Recuperation and Flood Control Project Carlos Costa Posada, Carlos Felipe
Urazán Bonells and Edder A. Velandia Durán 11. Protection and Environmental
Restoration of the Pichincha Slopes in Quito, Ecuador Xavier Vidal, Lucía
Burgos and Othón Zevallos 12. Water Resources Management and Climate Change
Adaptation in the Río Grande Basin, Argentina: A Case Study Introducing the
Hydro-BID Modelling System Fernando Miralles-Wilhelm, Eugene Brantly,
Marcelo Borsellino, Edgardo Castellano, Robert Dykes, Fekadu Moreda, Raúl
Muñoz-Castillo, Jay Rineer, Bill Wheaton, and Alan Wyatt Part 4: Green
Infrastructure Development 13. Green Growth and Water Services in Latin
American Cities Greg Browder 14. Water Funds as a Tool for Urban Water
Provision and Watershed Conservation in Latin America Fernando Veiga,
Alejandro Calvache, Silvia Benitez, Jorge León and Aurelio Ramos 15. Green
Infrastructure and Watershed Protection in US Cities: Insights for Latin
America Jonathan Kaledin
Marianne Kjellén and Abel Mejía-Betancourt Part 1: Water, Cities and
Financing 1. Water, Cities and Sustainable Development: Setting the Scene
Ismael Aguilar-Barajas 2. Why Does Understanding the Urban Water Link
Matter? Abel Mejía-Betancourt 3. Challenges and Policy Options for
Financing Urban Water and Sanitation Anthony Cox and Peter Börkey Part 2:
Managing Water and Sanitation Services 4. Urban Water Management in São
Paulo to Achieve Universal Access to Water Supply and Sanitation Services
Dilma Pena 5. Water Services in Lima, Peru: Understanding the Linkages
between Urban Development, Social Inequality and Water Antonio A.R. Ioris
6. Urban Wastewater Governance in Latin America: Panorama and Reflections
for a Research Agenda Raul Pacheco-Vega 7. Issues and Challenges for Water
Supply, Storm Water Drainage and Wastewater in the Mexico City Metropolitan
Area Polioptro F. Martínez and Erick R. Bandala 8. Urban Groundwater Supply
in Latin American Cities: Panorama and the Cases of Mexico City and São
Paulo Jürgen Mahlknecht and Ricardo Hirata and Rogelio Ledesma Part 3:
Climate Change, Risk Management and Planning 9. Flash Floods in the
Monterrey Metropolitan Area, Mexico: Lessons from Hurricane Alex Nicholas
P. Sisto and Aldo Iván Ramírez 10. The Rio Bogotá Environmental
Recuperation and Flood Control Project Carlos Costa Posada, Carlos Felipe
Urazán Bonells and Edder A. Velandia Durán 11. Protection and Environmental
Restoration of the Pichincha Slopes in Quito, Ecuador Xavier Vidal, Lucía
Burgos and Othón Zevallos 12. Water Resources Management and Climate Change
Adaptation in the Río Grande Basin, Argentina: A Case Study Introducing the
Hydro-BID Modelling System Fernando Miralles-Wilhelm, Eugene Brantly,
Marcelo Borsellino, Edgardo Castellano, Robert Dykes, Fekadu Moreda, Raúl
Muñoz-Castillo, Jay Rineer, Bill Wheaton, and Alan Wyatt Part 4: Green
Infrastructure Development 13. Green Growth and Water Services in Latin
American Cities Greg Browder 14. Water Funds as a Tool for Urban Water
Provision and Watershed Conservation in Latin America Fernando Veiga,
Alejandro Calvache, Silvia Benitez, Jorge León and Aurelio Ramos 15. Green
Infrastructure and Watershed Protection in US Cities: Insights for Latin
America Jonathan Kaledin