Republic of Peru Robust Decision-Making in the Water Sector

Republic of Peru Robust Decision-Making in the Water Sector

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This study draws upon state-of-the-art methods for decision making under deep uncertainty (DMU) to give SEDAPAL and decision makers in Lima answers to pressing questions. It draws upon several methodologies including Robust Decision Making, Decision Scaling, and Adaptive Pathways, to prioritize the investments in SEDAPAL’s Master Plan. Together these methods help define an investment strategy that is robust, ensuring water reliability across as wide a range of future conditions as possible while also being economically efficient.

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Main Authors: Kalra, Nidhi, Groves, David G., Bonzanigo, Laura, Molina Perez, Edmundo, Ramos, Cayo, Rodriguez Cabanillas, Ivan
Format: Working Paper biblioteca
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2015-06-30
Subjects:SANITATION, WATER QUALITY, SUPPLY OF WATER, WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM, WATER SUPPLIES, FLOW, SOURCES OF WATER, WATER DISTRICT, DAMS, WATER SECTOR, INDUSTRY, WATER UTILITY, WATER SYSTEMS, HYDROLOGY, PROGRAMS, WATER SUPPLY, RIVER BASINS, WATER RESOURCE, DECISION MAKERS, RESERVOIRS, AVAILABILITY OF WATER, TREATMENT PLANTS, WATER SHORTAGES, GROUNDWATER SOURCES, FLOOD MANAGEMENT, DEMAND MANAGEMENT POLICIES, STAKEHOLDER INVOLVEMENT, WATER CONSUMPTION, RECYCLED WATER, WATER RESOURCES, WATER MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES, WATER SYSTEM, WATER STORAGE, MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES, WATER MANAGEMENT, FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT, WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, POPULATION GROWTH, WATER TREATMENT, INDUSTRIAL WATER, BASINS, WATER MANAGEMENT MODEL, CONSTRUCTION, WATER MANAGEMENT AGENCIES, WATER MANAGEMENT DECISION, WATER USE, WATER, WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT, SUSTAINABLE WATER, DOMESTIC USES, RAINFALL, DESALINATION, POLLUTION, GLACIERS, HYDROLOGIC CONDITIONS, CLIMATE WARMING, RESEARCH, GROUNDWATER BASINS, STREAMFLOW, SERVICE AREA, RUNOFF, MUNICIPAL WATER SUPPLY, WASTEWATER, STORAGE CAPACITY, WATER TRANSFER, ECOSYSTEM, WATERSHEDS, LEAD, CLIMATE CHANGE, DROUGHT, WATER USES, SUSTAINABLE WATER SUPPLY, FRESHWATER, RIVER BASIN, DEMAND FOR WATER, UTILITIES, INDUSTRIAL WATER DEMAND, WATER DEMAND, SYSTEMS, CANALS, WATER AUTHORITY, FLOOD RISK, WATER BANKING, DECISION MAKING, RIVERS, COMPETITION FOR WATER, FLOW CONDITIONS, WATER RESOURCES PLANNING, WASTE STREAMS, BROAD RANGE, WATER UTILITIES, WATER SOURCES, LAKES, WATER AGENCIES, WATER TREATMENT PLANT, WATER FLOWS, WATER NEEDS, IRRIGATION, STATISTICS, WATERSHED, GROUNDWATER, AGRICULTURAL RUNOFF, DELTAS, URBAN RUNOFF, WATER SUPPLY PROJECTS, FLOOD CONTROL, WATER POLLUTION, DEMAND MANAGEMENT, WATER INFRASTRUCTURE, COST SAVINGS, EVAPORATION, WATER LEVELS, MUNICIPAL WATER,
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/06/24701804/peru-robust-decision-making-water-sector-strategy-implementing-lima’s-long-term-water-resources-master-plan
https://hdl.handle.net/10986/22493
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https://hdl.handle.net/10986/22493

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