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requested reports, may now be purchased online - PURCHASE
FWR - Reports and publications are based on work
co-ordinated or
funded by the Foundation, or sponsored by the UK Department of the
Environment (now Defra), the Drinking Water Inspectorate (England
&
Wales), or the Scotland & Northern Ireland
Forum for Environmental Research.
Alternatively you may browse and search the complete Catalogue (254K PDF file). A
copy of Adobe Reader can be downloaded from the Adobe
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Drinking Water Inspectorate - The Drinking Water
Inspectorate (DWI) provides the
research
programme management and administration function for the Water
Directorate (WD) of the Department of the Environment, Food and Rural
Affairs (Defra) and previously the Department of the Environment (DOE).
DWI also provides the contract management function for the Water
Distribution, Conservation and Quality (WDCQ) research programme. The
WDCQ programme assists Defra and the National Assembly for Wales to
formulate policy on the quality of water supplies and to make an input
to European and international drinking water issues. It also assists
DWI to formulate its approach to the technical audit of water
companies.
Copies of reports available under these programmes may be obtained from
the DWI
website under "Completed Research".
Water Research Commission - The Water
Research
Commission of South Africa publishes a
range of relevant reports under different categories. These reports may
be ordered directly from the Water Research Commission; some can be
supplied by FWR.
Water Services Association of Australia - The Water
Services
Association of Australia (WSAA) aims
are to encourage industry cooperation, to improve the water industry's
productivity and performance and ensure the regulatory environment
adequately serves the community interest. View the summaries
of a comprehensive list
of reports and a catalogue
of the Urban Water Research Association of Australia. The full reports,
and UWRAA publications, may be referred to on the WSAA
site.
Environment Agency - Reports of the Environment Agency's
Science Group are
available via the Environment Agency's National Customer Contact
Centre:-
- Telephone:+44(0)8708 506506
E-mail: enquiries@environment-agency.gov.uk
Website: www.environment-agency.gov.uk
Water Demand Management - The Environment Agency publishes
a range of free
literature relating to Water Conservation and Demand Management, which
may be ordered on-line.
American Water Works
Association - The American Water Works
Association
(AWWA) is an international nonprofit scientific and educational society
dedicated to the improvement of water quality and supply. AWWA is
defined by six core competencies, through which they communicate and
interact with all of their audiences: Advocacy, Communications,
Conferences, Education & Training, Science &
Technology,
Sectional activities. Together, the competencies distinguish AWWA as
the authoritative resource for knowledge, information, and advocacy to
improve the quality and supply of water in North America and
beyond. AWWA is the largest organization of water
professionals
in the world, advancing public health, safety and welfare by uniting
the efforts of the full spectrum of the entire water community.
Water
Environment Projects
in EC Research
Programmes - Compendium of
research projects related to the
water-environment and water services are
available for download.
Other Sources - WRc plc operates a bookshop
website
from which some
publications may be downloaded without charge.
This page also lists
other miscellaneous documents for
which FWR has details, although we do not publish them.