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Ensuring sustainable development for the German water sector: setting the stage for the risk-based sustainability management system (RSS)

Publication Info

Authors

Stefan Geyler, Heide Kerber, Alexandra Lux, Malte Hedrich, Jessica Beck, Kay Möller, Gevitha Selvakumar, Michael Eller, Christina Tocha, Alexander Sonnenburg

Publication Type

Journal

Published in

Urban Water Journal (2017),

Availability

DOI: doi.org/10.1080/1573062X.2017.1363250

ISBN/ISSN: 1573-062X

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Quote

Geyler, Stefan, Heide Kerber, Alexandra Lux, Malte Hedrich, Jessica Beck, Kay Möller, Gevitha Selvakumar, Michael Eller, Christina Tocha, Alexander Sonnenburg (2017): Ensuring sustainable development for the German water sector: setting the stage for the risk-based sustainability management system (RSS). Urban Water Journal, https://doi.org/10.1080/1573062X.2017.1363250

More on the ISOE-Authors

  • Heide Kerber

    Heide Kerber

    Head of Research Unit Coupled Infrastructures

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  • Dr. Alexandra Lux

    Dr. Alexandra Lux

    Member of the Executive Board, Head of the Knowledge Processes and Transformations Hub

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More infos on the project

NaCoSi – Sustainability controlling of the domestic water management
Water Chemical Risks

NaCoSi – Sustainability controlling of the domestic water management

The goal of the joint project is to develop a sustainability controlling for the domestic water management, thus minimising the risks that compromise sustainable development and improving the viability of the water sector.
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Coupled Infrastructures

Technical infrastructures are indispensable for the provision of public services while also playing a key role in climate adaptation. In the face of increasing climate extremes and resource scarcity, these infrastructures are facing profound challenges that endanger their functionality. And here, simple adjustments are not sufficient but fundamental transformations of the various infrastructure systems are needed.

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