The Future in Every Drop: The Benefits, Barriers and Practice of Urban Water Demand Management in Canada

Published On: May 1st, 2004

Author: Oliver M. Brandes and Keith Ferguson

This report focuses on identifying benefits as well as the barriers to water demand-side management in Canada. The interconnected and interrelated nature of barriers creates a gridlock that resists the adoption of a comprehensive approach to demand management for urban water in Canada. The report explains why a comprehensive and long-term approach to demand-side management is necessary and provides action plans for all levels of government and other stakeholders for implementation.

The Future in Every Drop: The Benefits, Barriers and Practice of Urban Water Demand Management in Canada

The Future in Every Drop: Summary Report