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By
SBI
Water conservation technologies (WCTs), also referred to as water saving technologies, include water recycling or reuse systems; rainwater harvesting or stormwater retention mechanisms; irrigation system equipment, such as micro irri...
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August 2010
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4800
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By
Business Monitor International
Report SummaryQatar is a small country in terms of population, but it is one of the world’s largest water consumers on a per capita basis. More than half of the country’s water goes to the agricultural sector, b...
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July 2010
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530
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Business Monitor International
Report SummaryBahrain receives groundwater by lateral under-flow from the Dammam aquifer, which is part of an extensive regional aquifer system. Excessive extraction from this aquifer has led to an increased saline content,...
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July 2010
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$
530
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By
Business Monitor International
Report SummaryFor millennia the presence of the River Nile has helped make Egypt one of the Middle East’s economic superpowers, sustaining agriculture and providing drinking water to support millions of people. Now, h...
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July 2010
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$
530
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By
Business Monitor International
Report SummaryOman’s limited water resources have led the country to focus on the development of desalinated water. It is undoubtedly the pioneer of independent power and water projects (IWPPs) in the region, wi...
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July 2010
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$
530
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By
Business Monitor International
Saudi Arabia is the third largest consumer of water per capita in the world, but has limited groundwater to tap. The country has been plagued by shortages in recent years, and with consumption rising on the back of a growing population and ...
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June 2010
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$
530
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Business Monitor International
The UAE is a thirsty consumer of water. Abu Dhabi claims the highest per capita water consumption rate in the world, at 525-600 gallons a day (g/d). Officials estimate that the emirate’s total consumption of water resources exceeds by 24 ti...
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June 2010
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$
530
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By
Business Monitor International
Bahrain receives groundwater by lateral under-flow from the Dammam aquifer, which is part of an extensive regional aquifer system. Excessive extraction from this aquifer has led to an increased saline content through water coming from adjacent bra...
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April 2010
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530
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Business Monitor International
Oman’s limited water resources have led the country to focus on the development of desalinated water, and it is the undoubted pioneer of independent power and water projects (IWPPs) in the region, with five major IWPPs on its books. Ag...
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April 2010
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$
530
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By
Business Monitor International
Qatar is a small country in terms of population, but it is one of the world’s largest water consumers on a per capita basis. More than half of the country’s water goes to the agricultural sector, but increasing demand is coming from th...
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April 2010
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$
530
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By
Business Monitor International
For millennia the presence of the River Nile has helped make Egypt one of the Middle East’s economic superpowers, sustaining agriculture and providing drinking water to support millions of people. Now, however, the country is rapidly turning...
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March 2010
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$
530
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By
Business Monitor International
The UAE is a thirsty consumer of water. Abu Dhabi claims the highest per capita water consumption rate in the world, at 525-600 gallons a day (g/d). Officials estimate that the emirate’s total consumption of water resources exceeds by 24 tim...
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March 2010
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530
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By
Business Monitor International
Saudi Arabia is the third largest consumer of water per capita in the world, but has limited groundwater to tap. The country has been plagued by shortages in recent years, and with consumption rising on the back of a growing population and economi...
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March 2010
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$
530
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By
Global Water Intelligence
The CommentariesTo give you a detailed overview of the market as a whole, the report begins with the following chapters:The global water marketInfrastructure and technologyWater scarcity, desali...
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March 2010
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$
3500
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By
Global Water Intelligence
DescriptionReuse – one of the fastest growing investment areas in waterThe municipal reuse market is undoubtedly growing – it is estimated that major proposed reuse schemes are currently worth o...
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September 2009
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$
2450
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By
Global Water Intelligence
DescriptionThe Middle East water market is evolving rapidlyThe breakneck pace of economic development and population growth in the Middle East and North Africa has exacerbated the region’s...
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September 2009
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2100
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By
Global Water Intelligence
DescriptionWater in the USA after the stimulusAmerica’s water crisis has not gone away because of the economic downturn. If anything the pressure on the nation’s infrastructure is growing as bef...
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May 2009
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$
2000
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By
Global Water Intelligence
DescriptionThe water sector is facing greater challenges than ever before: population growth, climate change, increased water scarcity, tougher environmental regulation, and dwindling public finances. As we confront th...
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January 2009
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$
2100
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By
Global Water Intelligence
DescriptionAustralia needs solutionsAlready the driest continent, Australia’s water crisis is coming to a head. The Australian climate is erratic, and long droughts alternating with period...
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October 2008
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$
1225
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By
Global Water Intelligence
DescriptionWater Market India highlights the size, shape and location of the opportunity in this dynamic market. It also profiles the main players so that you know who you are up against-and who your potential partners...
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June 2008
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$
1750
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By
Global Water Intelligence
DescriptionWater Market China 2009 is your guide to getting the bait without being stung. The bulk of the report comprises 520 profiles of companies trading in the Chinese water sector either as developers, contractors...
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April 2008
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$
1750
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