Project Information Document (PID) - Supporting Smart Urban Water Management in the Recife Metropolitan Region (RETF) - P173621 (English)

• Author

  Brault,Jean-Martin

• Document Date

  2020/09/17

• Document Type

  Project Information Document

• Report Number

  PIDC215772

• Volume No

  1

• Total Volume(s)

  1

• Country

  Brazil,

• Region

  Latin America & Caribbean,

• Disclosure Date

  2020/09/17

• Disclosure Status

  Disclosed

• Doc Name

  Project Information Document (PID) - Supporting Smart Urban Water Management in the Recife Metropolitan Region (RETF) - P173621

• Keywords

  water supply and sanitation service; water loss; million people; efficiency of service delivery; wastewater collection and treatment; adequate level of service; provision of water supply; real gross domestic product; vulnerability to climate shocks; operational management; acquisition of equipment; reducing water loss; access to water; reliable water supply; reducing gender inequality; purchasing power parity; service delivery models; people with disability; source income; quantity of water; standard and guideline; impact on health; social risk management; water supply service; water scarcity problems; solid waste service; damage to infrastructure; Poverty & Inequality; water supply network; water and wastewater; sustainable urban services; source of income; channels of communication; Gender Gap; Sanitation Services; adequate sanitation; extreme event; water technology; fiscal consolidation; external factor; bill payment; illegal connection; gender neutrality; payment option; public space; treated water; urban poor; basic household; informal connection; water quality; external data; climate scenario; machine learning; Water Services; knowledge gap; promote citizen; gender information; gender perspective; innovative way; lower revenue; water sector; Cultural Heritage; gender diversity; Population Growth; Collaborative Platform; sanitation companies; Water Security; Resource Efficiency; Natural Resources; sewage services; land use; land acquisition; metropolitan city; best practice; working condition; sanitation coverage; treatment facilities; indigenous woman; operational problems; river system; empowering women; water user; pressure management; intense rain; social standard; first year; process knowledge; behavior change; vulnerable segment; process management; integrated supervision; urban drainage; program consisting; indigenous people; Indigenous Peoples; increase poverty; expenditure target; fiscal deficit; train activity; Subnational Debt; contingent liabilities; contingent liability; domestic measures; economic recession; fiscal measure; global demand; contract worker; supply chain; private consumption; labor productivity; federal support; environmental risk; human population; liquidity injection; domestic shock; project costing; external environment; domestic policies; fiscal imbalance; contingency plan; political uncertainty; project financing; consumer confidence; economic recovery; Job Creation; unemployment decline; new job; informal sector; financing instrument; government deficit; public debt; federal level; constitutional rule; primary expenditure; pension reform; Safeguard Policies; Urban Planning; smart technology; adverse risks; infrastructure manager; project datum; urbanized countries; financial intermediaries; economic crisis; Labor Market; metropolitan area; safeguard policy; income shock

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• Language

  English

• Rel. Proj ID

  BR-Water-Supply/Loss Monitoring Pilot Recif -- P173621

• Topics

  Sanitation, Water, Water Supply, Water Supply and Sanitation, Coronavirus (COVID-19),

• Historic Topics

  Science and Technology Development, Water Resources, Health, Nutrition and Population, Environment, Water Supply and Sanitation,

• Historic SubTopics

  Hydrology, Engineering, Sanitation and Sewerage, Town Water Supply and Sanitation, Water and Human Health, Sanitary Environmental Engineering, Health and Sanitation, Environmental Engineering, Water Supply and Sanitation Economics, Small Private Water Supply Providers,

• Unit Owning

  Water Latin America & Caribbean

• Originating Unit

  Water Latin America & Caribbean (SLCWA)

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