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Newsletter and Technical Publications

Rainwater Harvesting And Utilisation

An Environmentally Sound Approach for Sustainable
Urban Water Management: An Introductory Guide for Decision-Makers

Bibliography

UNEP Global Environment Outlook 2000
Earthscan Publications Ltd., 1999

UNEP-IETC Sourcebook of Alternative Technologies for Freshwater Augmentation in Some Asian Countries
(IETC Technical Publication Series 8b), 1998

UNEP-IETC Sourcebook of Alternative Technologies for Freshwater Augmentation in Latin America and the Caribbean
(IETC Technical Publication Series 8d), 1998

UNEP-IETC Sourcebook of Alternative Technologies for Freshwater Augmentation in Small Island Developing States
(IETC Technical Publication Series 8e), 1998

UNEP-IETC Proceedings of the International Symposium on Efficient Water Use in Urban Areas
(IETC Report Series 9), 1999

Organizing Committee for Tokyo International Rainwater Utilization Conference Proceedings of the Tokyo International Rainwater Utilization Conference - Rainwater Utilization Saves the Earth, 1994

Group Raindrops Rainwater & You - 100 Ways to Use Rainwater
Organizing Committee for Tokyo International Rainwater Utilization Conference, 1995

      Table of Contents

  • Major Projects
  • DEBRI Project
  • DEBRI Project
  • Iraqi Marshlands Project
  • Iraqi Marshlands Project
  • IETC's Tools
  • Environmentally Sound Technology Information System
  • ESTIS facilitates creation and management of websites on the Internet, sharing and searching of information across multiple ESTIS websites, publishing of information by non-web designers and decentralized management of content.
  • WiseWater
  • WiseWater is a spreadsheet application for projecting reductions in Water Consumption Patterns after application of Environmentally Sound Technologies. It is included as part of the publication "Every Drop Counts: Environmentally Sound Technologies for Urban and Domestic Water Use Efficiency".
  • Pamolare
  • PAMOLARE is an environmental modelling tool to forecast the changes in water quality leading to the eutrophication of Lakes and Reservoirs.
    The versatility of PAMOLARE allows for its use in decision making process as well as for training purposes.