As the assessment of the economic, environmental, institutional, and social sustainability of
wastewater treatment systems may have several conceivable goals and intended recipients …

Water quality is a critical challenge in Asia in the context of growing industrialization,
urbanization, and climate change. Nature‐based solutions (NbS) could play an important …

The water industry is moving from an end-of-pipe approach consistent with the linear
economic model to a circular approach consistent with the circular economy model. The …

Improved Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA) analysis requires a broader analytical framework, in
order to perceive each project individually from the perspective of potentially measurable …

This study investigated an innovative decentralized water system which combined rainwater
harvesting with wastewater reclamation to generate 39% of the water resources needed for …

Urban water management represents a core economic sector exposed to global water-
related challenges. Recently, small modular system configurations have been identified to …

Abstract The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) emphasize the task of
organizations to implement sustainability and especially environmental issues. So far …

The large-scale recycling of treated wastewater plays a pivotal role in promoting
groundwater sustainability, addressing water scarcity, and ensuring efficient resource …

Optimizing the spatial layout of sewage treatment facilities and establishing a
comprehensive benefit assessment system are imperative for improving the scientific …

Agricultural activities generate substantial volumes of wastewater, characterized by diverse
chemical, physical, and biological contaminants. Effective treatment and reuse of this …