Titlebook: Wastewater; Economic Asset in an Pay Drechsel,Manzoor Qadir,Dennis Wichelns Book 2015 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2015 Busine

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Business Models and Economic Approaches for Nutrient Recovery from Wastewater and Fecal Sludge wastewater, fecal sludge, biosolids and urine. To date, nutrient recovery from wastewater is driven more by the treatment sector and its challenges or by changing regulations, rather than by market demand for alternative fertilizers.

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Book 2015Practice, World Bank .“This book provides compelling evidence and real solutions for the new ‘resource from waste’ approach that is transforming sanitation, boosting livelihoods, and strengthening urban resilience”.. .Christopher Scott., Professor and Distinguished Scholar, University of Arizona .“T

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Transforming Urban Wastewater into an Economic Asset: Opportunities and Challengesn each of the chapters. Our goal is to summarize the challenges, requirements and research gaps we must address to make wastewater an asset and to continue promoting innovative business thinking in the water and sanitation sector.

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Wastewater Use in Agriculture: Challenges in Assessing Costs and Benefitsomparison of crop yields and farm incomes under wastewater and freshwater irrigation and cumulate in the difficulties of assessing and costing likely health and environmental impacts. Bottlenecks related more often to the correct quantification of differences or impacts than their economic valuation.

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Wastewater Use in Agriculture: Challenges in Assessing Costs and Benefitsomparison of crop yields and farm incomes under wastewater and freshwater irrigation and cumulate in the difficulties of assessing and costing likely health and environmental impacts. Bottlenecks related more often to the correct quantification of differences or impacts than their economic valuation.

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Economics of Water Reuse for Industrial, Environmental, Recreational and Potable Purposes the costs and benefits, and also reflecting on the enabling environment, challenges and opportunities for selected reuse options. The country-level experiences we describe provide insight for countries whose water resources are stretched by increasing urbanization and a changing climate.

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Economics of Water Reuse for Industrial, Environmental, Recreational and Potable Purposes the costs and benefits, and also reflecting on the enabling environment, challenges and opportunities for selected reuse options. The country-level experiences we describe provide insight for countries whose water resources are stretched by increasing urbanization and a changing climate.