Crafting Value Propositions for Water Utilities Crafting Value Propositions for Water Utilities

In the third of a 5-part author blog seriesDr Peter Prevos explains how water is not only biologically crucial but a significant factor in our private and social behaviour.

The Water Utility Marketing Mix: Looking beyond Purity, Pressure, Pumps and Pipes The Water Utility Marketing Mix: Looking beyond Purity, Pressure, Pumps and Pipes

In the second of a 5-part author blog series, Dr Peter Prevos discusses his research into the water utility "marketing mix" and how this provides valuable insight into service quality.

Introducing Water Utility Marketing: Using Social Science to Create Customer Value Introducing Water Utility Marketing: Using Social Science to Create Customer Value

In the first of a 5-part author blog series, Dr Peter Prevos introduces important elements of assessing the success of water utilities from a qualitative, customer-focused approach.

VIDEO: Customer Experience Management for Water Utilities VIDEO: Customer Experience Management for Water Utilities

In advance of a 5-part author blog series on marketing water utilities, we share a video introduction to the crucial concepts in considering urban water supply from a marketing perspective.

IWA Development Congress - Open Access Waiver Competition IWA Development Congress - Open Access Waiver Competition

In honor of this year's IWA Development Congress in Buenos Aires, we gave delegates the chance to win a 100% fee waiver to publish their paper Open Access in any one of our 12 IWA Journals.

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Wealth Creation without Pollution: free foreword from Sir Vince Cable Wealth Creation without Pollution: free foreword from Sir Vince Cable

Sir Vince Cable (MP) underlines the important themes in this new book from both a commercial and an environmental perspective. 

Author insight: Ontario municipalities on a path towards a higher standard for the management of wastewater and stormwater systems

Edgar Tovilla, co-author of a new Open Access Paper, summarises the article and how it supports efforts for higher standards across drinking water, wastewater and stormwater systems.

Translating Human Rights criteria into operational terms Translating Human Rights criteria into operational terms

Translating the Human Rights criteria into action is a challenge for water and sanitation professionals, particularly for regulators. Mohamed Tawfik and the IWA Communications department for Water Policy and Regulation have procvided a helpful outline and infographics to illustrate some of the key criteria & principles in relation to drinking water supply and sanitation services.

Key Hurricane & Flooding-Related Papers Now Open Access Key Hurricane & Flooding-Related Papers Now Open Access

In the wake of Hurricane Irma, we’ve selected key papers from across our publishing portfolio to make Open Access for the remainder of the 2017 Atlantic hurricane season. 

What needs to change to achieve access to sanitation for all by 2030? What needs to change to achieve access to sanitation for all by 2030?

Andrés Hueso, Senior Policy Analyst for Sanitation at WaterAid, discusses the opportunities and challenges involved in global prioritisation of sanitation and water for all.

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