Now available! New urban water research from a long forgotten program.

We’re very excited to announce that we have added an additional 173 research reports and documents developed by the Urban Water Research Association of Australia (UWRAA) from 1989 until 2000.

The UWRAA was a Division of the Water Services Association of Australia (WSAA), which was funded jointly by WSAA and the Commonwealth Government. The program ceased funding new projects in 1999 after the Commonwealth discontinued co-investment with water utilities.

The program had a well-defined strategic plan and made an annual open call for proposals across a wide field of urban water research.

There was some really valuable research conducted as part of this program. Put the age of some of this work to one side and consider how the value of this research can still contribute to your work.

Click here to go to the catalogue of research or click on a link below to get straight to the topic

Algal Toxins Analysis of water and wastes Asset Management Cryptosporidium and Giardia Drinking water distribution networks Drinking water quality and health Drinking water treatment Economic issues and pricing

Engineering materials and specification Ground water quality and management Instrumentation Planning and research Resources, environmental water quality and ecology Sewerage, surface and coastal water management Wastewater treatment, sludge and land management Water Conservation, Demand Management and Water Usage