Non-Revenue Water: The cornerstone in delivering efficient and effective water services by Bambos Charalambous Past Chair of the IWA WLSG Chair of the.

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Non-Revenue Water: The cornerstone in delivering efficient and effective water services by Bambos Charalambous Past Chair of the IWA WLSG Chair of the IWA IWS TG Fellow of IWA HydroControl Ltd / J2C Water Ltd

Danube Water Conference, Vienna, Austria, May 12-13, “Business as Usual”

Danube Water Conference, Vienna, Austria, May 12-13, “Business as Usual”

Danube Water Conference, Vienna, Austria, May 12-13, “Business as Usual”

Danube Water Conference, Vienna, Austria, May 12-13, N R W High Low TIME - Years 0 0 Result of “Business as Usual” “Passive Approach” NRW Increases with Time NRW= Water which is supplied in to a system but does not produce revenue

Danube Water Conference, Vienna, Austria, May 12-13, A Vicious NRW Cycle Inefficient Operations Poor service Customer Dissatisfaction Low Willingness to Pay Low Investments Poor Skills Development NRW Increases

Danube Water Conference, Vienna, Austria, May 12-13, Water Utility has increased revenue & financial capacity Water Utility has increased revenue & financial capacity Water Utility invests in NRW Reduction Water Utility invests in NRW Reduction Water Utility invests in NRW Reduction NRW REDUCES Water Utility has increased revenue & financial capacity Water Utility invests in NRW Reduction NRW REDUCES The Virtuous NRW Cycle The Challenge: How to turn the vicious cycle into virtuous cycle

Danube Water Conference, Vienna, Austria, May 12-13, N R W High Low TIME - Years 0 HIGH NRW LOW NRW 0 ECONOMIC NRW 24/7/365 Moving away from “Business as Usual” NRW Increases with Time Passive Approach – “Business as Usual” NON-REVENUE WATER MANAGEMENT LONG TERM STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN

Danube Water Conference, Vienna, Austria, May 12-13, The Centrality of Water Loss (NRW) in Good Water Utility Management

Danube Water Conference, Vienna, Austria, May 12-13, NRW Constituent Components System Input Volume Authorized Consumption Billed Authorized Consumption Revenue Water Unbilled Authorized Consumption Non Revenue Water Water Losses Commercial Losses Physical Losses

Danube Water Conference, Vienna, Austria, May 12-13, Source: McCormack, 2005 The Centrality of Water Loss Management

Danube Water Conference, Vienna, Austria, May 12-13, REDUCTION IN:  Unbilled Authorized Consumption will generate more revenues  Commercial Losses will generate more revenues  Physical Losses will: result in more water being available for consumption or reduction in operating costs delay the need for investments in source development Non Revenue Water – Key Message

Danube Water Conference, Vienna, Austria, May 12-13, Key Challenges – Way Forward

Danube Water Conference, Vienna, Austria, May 12-13, High NRW attributed both to Physical and Commercial Losses, more than 60% of System Input Volume Lack of proper maintenance – Poor pipe network condition - Major replacement needed Poor metering and inadequate metering policies Data handling inaccuracies Unsatisfactory bill collection Inaccurate network data Low water tariffs Insufficient income Lack of finances for CAPEX Main Challenges in the Danube Region

Danube Water Conference, Vienna, Austria, May 12-13, Three successive levels of improvement:  First, doing the obvious (simple and cheap): -Pick the low hanging fruit, quick wins  Second level of action: -Drive the system into an improved performance  Third, the long-term and sustainable stage: -Fine tune and sustain gains Move from Passive to Active Mode

Danube Water Conference, Vienna, Austria, May 12-13, Driving Change  Management must: – understand and accept challenge – take ownership – show commitment and leadership  Supporting elements/conditions: – enabling environment – employees, customers on board – mandate, empowerment, capacity – objectives, targets – organization and administration – financial resources, budget – communication inside and outside of the utility

Danube Water Conference, Vienna, Austria, May 12-13, Thank you Bambos Charalambous HydroControl Ltd / J2C Water Ltd Tel.: Thank you