Sentence examples for water procurement from inspiring English sources

3. Environmental auditing and management systems (8 points) Includes 4 points for auditing procedures to establish impacts in key areas such as waste, water, procurement and biodiversity, and up to 4 points for accreditation to externally verified environmental management systems.

Specifically, recovery of pit water from well drilling operations and hydraulic fracturing could reduce the impacts associated with wastewater transportation, deep well disposal, and fresh water procurement for subsequent hydraulic fracturing operations.

He sponsored grand public works, such as the improbable Great Man-Made River project, a massive endeavour inspired, perhaps, by ancient Bedouin water procurement techniques, that brought sweet, fresh water from aquifers in the south to the arid north of his country.

Project approval was mainly delayed, because there is no element in the power sector law supporting the uptake of renewables, and the licensed electricity distribution companies are not allowed to generate their own electricity or source electricity from any providers other than the sole state-owned electricity provider in the country, Oman Power and Water Procurement company (interview 4).

The state-owned Oman Electricity Transmission Company is responsible for the transmission network, while the state-owned Oman Power and Water Procurement Company acts as the single buyer, purchasing all electricity from generators and selling it on to the distribution companies and large consumers.

Nevertheless, these chemical coagulants have disadvantages, which include large volume of sludge resulting in huge disposal cost, not being effective in low-temperature water, and high procurement cost.

Procurement for water treatment chemicals and garbage collection is being provided.

Other UNICEF WASH interventions involved the procurement of water tanks and desalination units for communities in need.

For example, in the areas of procurement of water treatment chemicals and medicines, taking advantage of global and regional UNICEF contracts, major savings have been made.

We have witnessed similar debates in relation to national contribution to antiretroviral medication requirements and to supporting procurement of the water treatment chemicals that ensure safe water in urban centres.

The construction of the desalination plant on land adjacent to the sea north of Khan Yunis and the procurement of water-treatment equipment will be completed in the coming months.