Intermittent water supplies (IWS), in which water is provided through pipes for only limited
durations, serve at least 300 million people around the world. However, providing water …

Communities in many parts of the world, especially in develo** countries, face obstacles
in supplying continuous water to household consumers. Authorities often cite water scarcity …

Scarce and unreliable urban water supply in many countries has caused municipal users to
rely on transfers from rural wells via unregulated markets. Assessments of this pervasive …

Intermittent water supply systems are characterised by schedules that subject water
consumers to less than 24 hours a day or less than 7 days of water supply a week. Causes …

Water insecurity is a key public health and developmental challenge for many communities
across the world. Using a meta-ethnographic synthesis, this study examines how …

Intermittent drinking water supply is common in low-and middle-income countries throughout
the world and can cause water quality to degrade in the distribution system. In this study, we …

This article explores household strategies for co** with inadequate domestic water supply
in Abuja, and the factors that affect strategy choice. In-depth interviews found that water …

To investigate the effects of unequal supply hours on consumers' co** strategies and
perceptions of the intermittent water supply (IWS) in the Kathmandu Valley (KV), Nepal we …

Non-revenue water (NRW) is a major challenge for urban water security in Jordan.
Quantifying leakage and pinpointing the location of leaks are difficult tasks in intermittent …

Intermittent Water Supply (IWS) is prevalent in most develo** countries. Specifically, in
India, IWS is existent throughout the country. Many studies focus on documenting the effects …