Securing Potable Water Supply under Extreme Scarcity — Lessons and Perspectives from the Republic of Cyprus

Year

2018

Abstract

Policy/operations review of Cyprus’ potable water strategy under recurrent droughts, covering the shift to large-scale desalination, demand management, institutional arrangements, and lessons on building resilient urban supply portfolios.

Authors

Philippe Marin; Bambos Charalambous; Thierry Davy

Publisher

World Bank Group (Water Global Practice)

Source type

Grey Literature

URL

https://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/166941539893383666/pdf/131040-WP-P1…

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