Sentence examples for equitable water from inspiring English sources

Restoring traditional economies through fair and equitable water management is necessary in order to restore peace to the area.

In order to ensure water use is efficient and equitable, water needs to be attributed with its true economic, environmental and social value.

The assessment of equitable water distribution indicates smaller coefficients of variation and hence less inequity within each subdivision except Sagar (0.08) and Bhagat (0.10).

In the decision makers' group, applying a collective strategy to limit water demand, as stipulated in their best case scenario, resulted in an equitable water supply.

Tracer and impact studies have shown that the RBG triggered not only discussions on technical, institutional and socio-economic arrangements for equitable water allocation, but also behavioural change in the way people regard and use water.

A lower q generally implies a lower risk of violating the system constraints and a worse drought intensity scenario corresponds to less available water resources, both of which would lead to a decreased system benefit and a less equitable water allocation scheme.

The results will allow decision makers to develop new policies that can achieve more efficient and equitable domestic water services.

Donors and governments with limited budgets may thus determine that cholera vaccination programs are more equitable than water supply interventions because more people can receive benefits with a given budget.

A Coca-Cola spokesman said: 'We have a genuine commitment to adequate and equitable access to water.

He was chosen from among six finalists whose interests range from protecting endangered elephants to ensuring equitable access to water.

Real-time data can ensure more equitable access to water and guide smarter allocation and usage decisions.