Water Loss Management ProgramThe Water Loss Management Program (WLMP) is a $22M joint initiative of the Local Government and Shires Associations (LGSA) of NSW, the Water Directorate with partial funding from the Australian Government (through the Water Smart Australia program). The project will support NSW Local Water Utilities' efforts to reduce leakage from their drinking water distribution systems by providing specialist knowledge and equipment to help local staff identify, develop and implement water saving projects. The program will aim to be flexible and integrate with local staff, timing and financial capabilities and constraints. "Water loss and distribution system leakage has been identified as a significant issue for NSW Local Water Utilities (LWUs). As much as 30% of some LWU's water can be "unaccounted for water". For more details please see the program outline. | Water Savings4960147397L at 16/06/2011 14543014L per day Since 1/6/2007 Water Savings Meter: |
WLMP current investigation and water savings projects map:
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WLMP Map - View the locations of our projects and investigations
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A joint project of the Water Directorate, Local Government and Shires Associations of NSW, with funding from the Australian Government's Water Smart Australia program.
