Optimisation of water demand management opportunities in non-residential facilities within the Cape Metropolitan Area based on economic efficiency
Master Thesis
2000
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In 1998, after spending ten years in government business, as an economist in Tanzania, four of which in departments/ministries dealing with environmental and natural resources management in the country, I made a decision to study Environmental Science. This was triggered by the fact that I noticed there is a dearth of Environmental and Resource Economists in my county. I realised that most politicians and technocrats were paying lip service to environmental problems, and could not link environmental management issues with economic development policies and strategy.
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Bibliography: leaves 126-134.
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Kombe, J. 2000. Optimisation of water demand management opportunities in non-residential facilities within the Cape Metropolitan Area based on economic efficiency. University of Cape Town.