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STEERING INNOVATION IN WATER UTILITY FINANCE AND MANAGEMENT: A water research foundation Leadership forum Jeff Hughes Environmental Finance Center University of North Carolina Mary Tiger Scott Haskins CH2M Hill Report Sponsored and Published by Water Research Foundation
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Results of an informal poll conducted in the forum that prompted a discussion on the need to get ahead of the message and promote the positive work of the water utility.
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Utility roles of participating utility representatives
Utility roles of participating utility representatives. Source: Pre-forum survey.
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Common strategies for meeting challenges of water utility management.
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Perceived impact of “Aging Water Infrastructure” trend.
Source: WaterRF #4506 Pre-forum survey (n=21)
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Strategies considered very effective or effective at addressing capital needs. Source: WaterRF #4506 Pre-forum survey (n=21)
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Utility projections for impact of aging infrastructure/capital needs on future utility operations and finance. Source: WaterRF #4506 Pre-forum survey (n=21)
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Perceived impact of “Uncertain Economy/Financial Instability” trends
Perceived impact of “Uncertain Economy/Financial Instability” trends. Source: WaterRF #4506 Pre-forum survey (n=21)
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Strategies considered very effective or effective to meet Uncertain Economy/ Financial Instability challenges. Source: WaterRF #4506 Pre-forum survey (n-21)
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Utility projections for impact of uncertain economy/financial instability on future utility operations and finance. Source: WaterRF #4506 Pre-forum survey (n=21)
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Perceived impact of “Shifting Water Demands” trends Source: WaterRF #4506 Pre-forum survey (n=21)
*The middle 50% of utilities answered “0” on the last trend question. Therefore, there is no interquartile range.
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Strategies considered very effective or effective to meet shifting water demand challenges. Source: WaterRF #4506 Pre-forum survey (n=21)
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Utility projections for impact of shifting water demand on future utility operations and finance. Source: WaterRF #4506 Pre-forum survey (n=21)
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Perceived impact of “Decreased Availability/Adequacy of Water Resources” trends. Source: WaterRF #4506 Pre-forum survey (n=21) *The middle 50% of utilities answered “no impact” or 0 when asked to rank the impact of “Increasing demand for water supplies from competing interests.” Therefore, there is no interquartile range.
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Strategies considered very effective or effective to meet water resource challenges. Source: WaterRF #4506 Pre-forum survey (n-21)
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Utility projections for impact of decreased availability/adequacy of water resources on future utility operations and finance. Source: WaterRF #4506 Pre-forum survey (n=21)
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Perceived impact of “climate uncertainty” trends in the recent past
Perceived impact of “climate uncertainty” trends in the recent past. Source: WaterRF #4506 Pre-forum survey (n=21)
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Strategies considered very effective or effective to meet climate uncertainty challenges. Source: WaterRF #4506 Pre-forum survey (n=21)
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Utility projections for impact of climate uncertainty on future utility operations and finance . Source: WaterRF #4506 Pre-forum survey (n=21)
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Mean likelihood and consequence of failure score for each trend from the group exercise. Source: WaterRF #4506 forum
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