Yuendumu case study : rainfall harvesting as a source of potable water for indigenous communities in Australia : an evidence-based approach

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Yuendumu case study : rainfall harvesting as a source of potable water for indigenous communities in Australia : an evidence-based approach

Title remainder

rainfall harvesting as a source of potable water for indigenous communities in Australia : an evidence-based approach

Statement of responsibility

by Carol Conway...et al

Title variation

Rainfall harvesting a source of potable water for indigenous communities in Australia : an evidence-based approach

Contributor

• ACTEW Corporation
• Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies
• Cooperative Research Centre for Water Quality and Treatment (Australia)
• National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health (Australia)
• White Rocks Computing

Subject

• RAINCATCH (Computer program)
• Rain-water (Water-supply) -- Northern Territory | Yuendumu
• Water supply - Rainwater
• Water supply - Tanks

Language

eng

Summary

Concludes that rainwater harvesting has the potential to provide a significant amount of potable water in the Yuendumu community ; uses a computer program RAINCATCH to optimise match between rainfall, roof areas, tank sizes and individual householdcharacteristcs

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non fiction