Resilient Water Services and Systems

• About the editorsForeword: Towards more resilient water servicesChapter 1 - Resiliency is the key for sustainable water servicesChapter 2 - Water security and resilience Chapter 3 - Historical development paths and means for winning the challenge of aging water services infrastructureChapter 4 - Aging water infrastructure in the United StatesChapter 5 - The challenge of universalizing essential water services in Latin America and the CaribbeanChapter 6 - Rethinking resilience in a context: how to address severe disruptions of critical infrastructure?Chapter 7 - Water services in Rı̄ga city in different socio-economic situations and a changing populationChapter 8 - Incorporating resilience in a Dutch water utility: exploring the translation of a ‘magic concept’ to everyday practicesChapter 9 - The rise (and fall?) of resilience in dealing with Cape Town’s water crisis (2015–2018)Chapter 10 - Nature and extent of potable water consumption in Tampere (Finland) and Carletonville (South Africa)Chapter 11 - Swedish experiences from resilience in water and sanitation services in the last 60 years: easy or difficult tasks? Chapter 12 - Resilience in a diverse water sector – challenges and opportunities from the UK’s multiple contextsChapter 13 - Tucson Arizona – a story of “water resilience” through diversifying water sources, demand management, and ecosystem restorationChapter 14 - “Five water governance” and the transition of China’s sustainable development (2012–2017)Chapter 15 - Relevance of the resilience concept and long-term thinking for WSS providers

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