The ‘Dutch Water Sector’... now also online

The Dutch Delta Works, built in response to the 1953 North Sea Floods, are one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World. The Netherlands’ urban water distribution network is the most efficient in the world (only 6% leakage). Dutch water companies were the first to start benchmarking their performance against each other.

The unique Dutch expertise in water management is an aggregate of what a large number of actors --private companies, government organisations, knowledge institutes and NGOs-- each bring to the table. They form the famed ‘Dutch Water Sector,’ which now has an online address: www.DutchWaterSector.com.

Know more from http://www.thewaterchannel.tv.

Here are some videos related to water management in The Netherlands :
Protecting Coastal Communities
Working Together with Water
Waterproof
The North Sea Canal
The Politics of Benchmarking in the Dutch Water Sector

Related content: Water in a globalizing world: conference results; E-learning course on “Water Footprint: Concept and Application”; CLIMATE 2011/KLIMA 2011; 23rd Annual Meeting of the Society for Conservation Biology; A Network of Networks: Email Lists, Nature Protection and Pollution Control

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