With the Water Research Commission (WRC) predicting that South Africa will require 17% more water by the year 2030 and with the country’s water supplies almost fully allocated, it has become even more pressing to change peoples’ attitude towards water use and effectively manage water demand, engineering consulting firm GIBB says. The challenges around water also hamper new enterprises’ access to water licences and place a dampener on future economic growth, says GIBB integrated infrastructure services GM Sean Molloy.
Source: www.engineeringnews.co.za
Water crisis impacting economic growth, but there are solutions – GIBB
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