Climate Change in Water and Sanitation Utilities 

1.1.2 Greenhouse Effect and Climate Change

1.1.5 What is Meant by a Water Crisis?

1.1.1 What is Climate Change?

1.1.3 The United Nations’ Paris Agreement to Limit Global Warming

1.1.6 Water Availability and Quality

1.1.7 How are Water, Energy, and Climate Change Related?New Reading

1.1.8 Climate Change – Mitigation and Adaptation

1.2.1 Introducing Climate Finance

1.2.2 Additional Climate Benefits

1.2.4 Exercise: Financing Sources

1.3.2 Module Conclusion

1.3.3 Readings and Other Optional Resources

1.3.1 Evaluation Questionnaire

1.1.4 Water and Climate

1.1.9 Activity: Differences Between Mitigation and Adaptation Measures

1.1.10 Opportunities for Climate Change Mitigation in the Urban Water Sector

1.2.3 Activity: Getting Financial Resources for an Adaptation Measure

2.1.1 Low-Carbon Urban Water Utility

2.1.8 Recap of the 5 Steps

2.1.2 How Can Decarbonization Be Integrated into the Urban Water Sector?

2.1.5 Step 3 - Identify Opportunities for Improvement

2.1.10 How Likely Are You to Implement the Roadmap in Your Organization?

2.2.2 Module Conclusion

2.2.1 Evaluation Questionnaire

2.1.3 Step 1 - Motivate Action to Decarbonize

2.1.4 Step 2 - Assess your System with ECAM

2.1.6 Step 4 - Implement Solutions

2.1.7 Step 5 - Monitor Progress

3.2.2 ECAM Tool

3.1.1 The Impacts of Climate Change in the Urban Water Sector

3.1.3 Types of GHG Emissions Sources within the Urban Water Cycle

3.1.4 Fundamentals of GHG Accounting in the Urban Water Sector

3.2.1 Introduction to ECAM

3.2.3 Benefits of Using ECAM

3.2.4 How to Use ECAM?

3.2.5 Assessing of Reduction Opportunities with ECAM

3.2.6 Example of an Initial Assessment

3.2.7 Initial GHG Assessment

3.2.8 Initial Evaluation of Pump Efficiency of Saint George

3.3.2 Module Conclusion

3.1.2 Knowledge Check: Types of GHD Emissions and Their Sources

3.3.1 Evaluation Questionnaire

3.1.5 Calculation Exercise