Count every drop…. Presented by Prof Susan Adendorff

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Count every drop…. Presented by Prof Susan Adendorff Director Facilities Management University of Pretoria 4 May 2017

Water facts about South Africa World average rainfall 800 – 850 mm per annum World average water use per person per day is 65% of that of South Africans South Africa classified as semi arid country 30st driest country in the world South Africa’s rainfall of 480 – 500 mm South Africa exploits 98% of its water resources Let’s talk water

Water use in South Africa Sector % Irrigation 59.0% Urban use 25.1% Mining and Bulk Industrial use 5.7% Rural use 4.3% Afforestation 3.7% Power Generation 2.2% Let’s talk water

Domestic uses of water UP has almost 2 500 toilets UP has more than 800 urinals Domestic Use Rural Urban Toilets 73% 37% Bath and Shower 19% 32% Washing Machine N/A 17% Other (Cooking, Cleaning, Washing Dishes, Drinking, etc) 8% 14% Let’s talk water

There are almost 900 buildings on the UP campuses UP has 404 ha of land – sports fields and gardens included All 31 residences have laundries UP has a food services division in the Department of Residence Affairs & Accommodation Numerous food service providers on all campuses Let’s talk water

Nature of economy (irrigated agriculture, industrialization) Climate Nature of economy (irrigated agriculture, industrialization) Standard of living Population growth Economic growth For UP Student/staff growth Expansion of the UP facilities Let’s talk water

Water use UP Water approximately 15% of UP’s annual utility budget Water uses: Energy production Laboratory and research Dining services Rest rooms Grounds maintenance (404 ha) On average approximately 640 000kL per annum Norms applied to use – kL per gfa; for UP below norm (0.86<0.97) Let’s talk water

Water management @ UP Water management policy approved by the UP Executive – part of sustainability approach 2017 awareness campaign Design of new buildings and refurbishment of existing buildings Reduce water use through high efficiency plumbing Measures to stop water flow into buildings after hours and holidays Leakage detection and repairs Preventive maintenance Water wise gardening Use of water efficient irrigation system Let’s talk water

Rainwater harvesting and storage Use of reclaimed water Rainwater harvesting and storage Use of storage tanks/reservoirs for borehole water Water use monitoring Pogo: Collects, displays and logs soil moisture Prevents over watering Water test and analysis on regular basis to monitor quality Let’s talk water

2017 Social media campaign Let’s talk water

Water Management and sustainability Let’s talk water

Case study: Hillcrest Campus Let’s talk water

Case study: Hillcrest Campus Let’s talk water

Count every drop, because……

Thank You