This paper reviews how the functional and structural scope of technological innovation
systems (TIS) are understood in the literature. We find that it is often unclear if the system …

Water recycling has been offered as an important adaptation for urban water systems facing
deficits due to climate change. While the volume of recycled water has increased …

Faced with risks aroused by the ever-increasing expansion of industrialization and
urbanization, water security sustainability takes more and more effect on balancing regional …

The urgent need for innovation to address multifaceted and intertwined water-related
challenges is becoming increasingly clear, acknowledged and responded to with …

In the last three decades, water shortages have become more common and have left an
increasing and significant mark on the world economy. The lack of water in arid and semi …

Loss and Damage studies have tended to focus on rapid-onset events with lesser attention
to slow-onset events such as drought. Even when discussed, narratives around droughts …

This study identifies systemic problems and opportunities for transitions in water harvesting−
a water conserving agricultural practice− in the context of a develo** country pursuing …

Water reuse technologies may alleviate the water scarcity problems that affect many world
regions, but their adoption is still limited. In particular, key actors in the adoption of water …

Highly treated wastewater supplied for potable or non-potable purposes, or 'water reuse,'is a
promising additional source of supply in water-scarce areas. However, the adoption of water …

Water scarcity, together with the projected impacts of water stress worldwide, has led to a
rapid increase in research on measuring water security. However, water security has been …