Water Footprint Assessment Manual
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Water Footprint Assessment Manual
Setting the Global Standard
Chapagain, Ashok K.; Hoekstra, Arjen; Mekonnen, Mesfin M.; Aldaya, Maite M.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
10/2024
224
Mole
9781032927763
15 a 20 dias
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Acknowledgements
Preface
1. Introduction
1.1. Background
1.2. The water footprint concept
1.3. Water footprint assessment
1.4. Guide for the reader
2. Goals and scope of water footprint assessment
2.1. Goals of water footprint assessment
2.2. Scope of water footprint accounting
2.3. Scope of water footprint sustainability assessment
2.4. Scope of water footprint response formulation
3. Water footprint accounting
3.1. Human appropriation of fresh water: what do we measure and why?
3.2. Coherence between different sorts of water footprint accounts
3.3. Water footprint of a process step
3.3.1. Blue water footprint
3.3.2. Green water footprint
3.3.3. Grey water footprint
3.3.4. Calculation of the green, blue and grey water footprint of growing a crop or tree
3.4. Water footprint of a product
3.4.1. Definition
3.4.2. Schematisation of the production system into process steps
3.4.3. Calculation of a product water footprint
3.5. Water footprint of a consumer or group of consumers
3.5.1. Definition
3.5.2. Calculation
3.6. Water footprint within a geographically delineated area
3.6.1. Definition
3.6.2. Calculation
3.7. National water footprint accounting
3.7.1. The national water footprint accounting scheme
3.7.2. Calculation of the water footprint within a nation
3.7.3. Calculation of the water footprint of national consumption
3.7.4. Water savings related to trade
3.7.5. National water dependency versus water self-sufficiency
3.8. Water footprint accounting for catchments and river basins
3.9. Water footprint accounting for municipalities, provinces or other administrative units
3.10. Water footprint of a business
3.10.1. Definition
3.10.2. Choosing the organisational boundaries of the business
3.10.3. Calculation of the business water footprint
4. Water footprint sustainability assessment
4.1. Introduction
4.2. Geographic sustainability: sustainability of the water footprint within a catchment or river basin
4.2.1. Introduction
4.2.2. Environmental sustainability criteria for identifying environmental hotspots
4.2.3. Social sustainability criteria for identifying social hotspots
4.2.4. Economic sustainability criteria for identifying economic hotspots
4.2.5. Assessing primary and secondary impacts in the hotspots identified
4.3. Sustainability of the water footprint of a process
4.4. Sustainability of the water footprint of a product
4.4.1. Identifying the unsustainable components in the water footprint of a product
4.4.2. Water footprint impact indices reflecting local environmental impacts
4.5. Sustainability of the water footprint of a business
4.6. Sustainability of the water footprint of a consumer
5. Library of water footprint response options
5.1. Shared responsibility
5.2. Reducing the water footprint of humanity: what is possible?
5.3. Consumers
5.4. Companies
5.5. Farmers
5.6. Investors
5.7. Governments
6. Limitations
7. Future challenges
7.1. Water footprint assessment methodology and data
7.2. Application of the water footprint in different contexts
7.3. Embedding the water footprint in existing water and environmental accounts and reports
7.4. Linking to ecological, energy and carbon footprint methods
7.5. Linking to material flow analysis, input-output modelling, a
Preface
1. Introduction
1.1. Background
1.2. The water footprint concept
1.3. Water footprint assessment
1.4. Guide for the reader
2. Goals and scope of water footprint assessment
2.1. Goals of water footprint assessment
2.2. Scope of water footprint accounting
2.3. Scope of water footprint sustainability assessment
2.4. Scope of water footprint response formulation
3. Water footprint accounting
3.1. Human appropriation of fresh water: what do we measure and why?
3.2. Coherence between different sorts of water footprint accounts
3.3. Water footprint of a process step
3.3.1. Blue water footprint
3.3.2. Green water footprint
3.3.3. Grey water footprint
3.3.4. Calculation of the green, blue and grey water footprint of growing a crop or tree
3.4. Water footprint of a product
3.4.1. Definition
3.4.2. Schematisation of the production system into process steps
3.4.3. Calculation of a product water footprint
3.5. Water footprint of a consumer or group of consumers
3.5.1. Definition
3.5.2. Calculation
3.6. Water footprint within a geographically delineated area
3.6.1. Definition
3.6.2. Calculation
3.7. National water footprint accounting
3.7.1. The national water footprint accounting scheme
3.7.2. Calculation of the water footprint within a nation
3.7.3. Calculation of the water footprint of national consumption
3.7.4. Water savings related to trade
3.7.5. National water dependency versus water self-sufficiency
3.8. Water footprint accounting for catchments and river basins
3.9. Water footprint accounting for municipalities, provinces or other administrative units
3.10. Water footprint of a business
3.10.1. Definition
3.10.2. Choosing the organisational boundaries of the business
3.10.3. Calculation of the business water footprint
4. Water footprint sustainability assessment
4.1. Introduction
4.2. Geographic sustainability: sustainability of the water footprint within a catchment or river basin
4.2.1. Introduction
4.2.2. Environmental sustainability criteria for identifying environmental hotspots
4.2.3. Social sustainability criteria for identifying social hotspots
4.2.4. Economic sustainability criteria for identifying economic hotspots
4.2.5. Assessing primary and secondary impacts in the hotspots identified
4.3. Sustainability of the water footprint of a process
4.4. Sustainability of the water footprint of a product
4.4.1. Identifying the unsustainable components in the water footprint of a product
4.4.2. Water footprint impact indices reflecting local environmental impacts
4.5. Sustainability of the water footprint of a business
4.6. Sustainability of the water footprint of a consumer
5. Library of water footprint response options
5.1. Shared responsibility
5.2. Reducing the water footprint of humanity: what is possible?
5.3. Consumers
5.4. Companies
5.5. Farmers
5.6. Investors
5.7. Governments
6. Limitations
7. Future challenges
7.1. Water footprint assessment methodology and data
7.2. Application of the water footprint in different contexts
7.3. Embedding the water footprint in existing water and environmental accounts and reports
7.4. Linking to ecological, energy and carbon footprint methods
7.5. Linking to material flow analysis, input-output modelling, a
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Acknowledgements
Preface
1. Introduction
1.1. Background
1.2. The water footprint concept
1.3. Water footprint assessment
1.4. Guide for the reader
2. Goals and scope of water footprint assessment
2.1. Goals of water footprint assessment
2.2. Scope of water footprint accounting
2.3. Scope of water footprint sustainability assessment
2.4. Scope of water footprint response formulation
3. Water footprint accounting
3.1. Human appropriation of fresh water: what do we measure and why?
3.2. Coherence between different sorts of water footprint accounts
3.3. Water footprint of a process step
3.3.1. Blue water footprint
3.3.2. Green water footprint
3.3.3. Grey water footprint
3.3.4. Calculation of the green, blue and grey water footprint of growing a crop or tree
3.4. Water footprint of a product
3.4.1. Definition
3.4.2. Schematisation of the production system into process steps
3.4.3. Calculation of a product water footprint
3.5. Water footprint of a consumer or group of consumers
3.5.1. Definition
3.5.2. Calculation
3.6. Water footprint within a geographically delineated area
3.6.1. Definition
3.6.2. Calculation
3.7. National water footprint accounting
3.7.1. The national water footprint accounting scheme
3.7.2. Calculation of the water footprint within a nation
3.7.3. Calculation of the water footprint of national consumption
3.7.4. Water savings related to trade
3.7.5. National water dependency versus water self-sufficiency
3.8. Water footprint accounting for catchments and river basins
3.9. Water footprint accounting for municipalities, provinces or other administrative units
3.10. Water footprint of a business
3.10.1. Definition
3.10.2. Choosing the organisational boundaries of the business
3.10.3. Calculation of the business water footprint
4. Water footprint sustainability assessment
4.1. Introduction
4.2. Geographic sustainability: sustainability of the water footprint within a catchment or river basin
4.2.1. Introduction
4.2.2. Environmental sustainability criteria for identifying environmental hotspots
4.2.3. Social sustainability criteria for identifying social hotspots
4.2.4. Economic sustainability criteria for identifying economic hotspots
4.2.5. Assessing primary and secondary impacts in the hotspots identified
4.3. Sustainability of the water footprint of a process
4.4. Sustainability of the water footprint of a product
4.4.1. Identifying the unsustainable components in the water footprint of a product
4.4.2. Water footprint impact indices reflecting local environmental impacts
4.5. Sustainability of the water footprint of a business
4.6. Sustainability of the water footprint of a consumer
5. Library of water footprint response options
5.1. Shared responsibility
5.2. Reducing the water footprint of humanity: what is possible?
5.3. Consumers
5.4. Companies
5.5. Farmers
5.6. Investors
5.7. Governments
6. Limitations
7. Future challenges
7.1. Water footprint assessment methodology and data
7.2. Application of the water footprint in different contexts
7.3. Embedding the water footprint in existing water and environmental accounts and reports
7.4. Linking to ecological, energy and carbon footprint methods
7.5. Linking to material flow analysis, input-output modelling, a
Preface
1. Introduction
1.1. Background
1.2. The water footprint concept
1.3. Water footprint assessment
1.4. Guide for the reader
2. Goals and scope of water footprint assessment
2.1. Goals of water footprint assessment
2.2. Scope of water footprint accounting
2.3. Scope of water footprint sustainability assessment
2.4. Scope of water footprint response formulation
3. Water footprint accounting
3.1. Human appropriation of fresh water: what do we measure and why?
3.2. Coherence between different sorts of water footprint accounts
3.3. Water footprint of a process step
3.3.1. Blue water footprint
3.3.2. Green water footprint
3.3.3. Grey water footprint
3.3.4. Calculation of the green, blue and grey water footprint of growing a crop or tree
3.4. Water footprint of a product
3.4.1. Definition
3.4.2. Schematisation of the production system into process steps
3.4.3. Calculation of a product water footprint
3.5. Water footprint of a consumer or group of consumers
3.5.1. Definition
3.5.2. Calculation
3.6. Water footprint within a geographically delineated area
3.6.1. Definition
3.6.2. Calculation
3.7. National water footprint accounting
3.7.1. The national water footprint accounting scheme
3.7.2. Calculation of the water footprint within a nation
3.7.3. Calculation of the water footprint of national consumption
3.7.4. Water savings related to trade
3.7.5. National water dependency versus water self-sufficiency
3.8. Water footprint accounting for catchments and river basins
3.9. Water footprint accounting for municipalities, provinces or other administrative units
3.10. Water footprint of a business
3.10.1. Definition
3.10.2. Choosing the organisational boundaries of the business
3.10.3. Calculation of the business water footprint
4. Water footprint sustainability assessment
4.1. Introduction
4.2. Geographic sustainability: sustainability of the water footprint within a catchment or river basin
4.2.1. Introduction
4.2.2. Environmental sustainability criteria for identifying environmental hotspots
4.2.3. Social sustainability criteria for identifying social hotspots
4.2.4. Economic sustainability criteria for identifying economic hotspots
4.2.5. Assessing primary and secondary impacts in the hotspots identified
4.3. Sustainability of the water footprint of a process
4.4. Sustainability of the water footprint of a product
4.4.1. Identifying the unsustainable components in the water footprint of a product
4.4.2. Water footprint impact indices reflecting local environmental impacts
4.5. Sustainability of the water footprint of a business
4.6. Sustainability of the water footprint of a consumer
5. Library of water footprint response options
5.1. Shared responsibility
5.2. Reducing the water footprint of humanity: what is possible?
5.3. Consumers
5.4. Companies
5.5. Farmers
5.6. Investors
5.7. Governments
6. Limitations
7. Future challenges
7.1. Water footprint assessment methodology and data
7.2. Application of the water footprint in different contexts
7.3. Embedding the water footprint in existing water and environmental accounts and reports
7.4. Linking to ecological, energy and carbon footprint methods
7.5. Linking to material flow analysis, input-output modelling, a
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
grey;blue;accounting;green;footprints;total;reduction;study;concept;indirect;Water Footprint;Blue Water Footprint;Grey Water Footprint;Water Footprint Assessment;Water Footprint Accounting;Green Water Footprint;Indirect Water Footprint;Total Water Footprint;Supply Chain Water Footprint;Product Water Footprint;External Water Footprint;Ambient Water Quality Standards;Water Footprint Studies;Reduce Water Footprints;Water Footprint Concept;Water Abundant Areas;Blue Water Scarcity;Environmental Flow Requirements;Green Water;Blue Water Availability;Virtual Water Import;Water Pollution Level;Green Water Scarcity;Waste Assimilation Capacity;Virtual Water Export
