Possible steps could include: Digitising water networks and creating district metered areas to monitor both physical and commercial water losses; Adopting GIS platforms for network and metering management and automating meter reading and billing to limit human contact with data; Building staff capacity to use new technology and utility managers' leadership and management skills; and approving cost-reflective tariffs to encourage water conservation by consumers, among others.
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Possible steps could include: Digitising water networks and creating district metered areas to monitor both physical and commercial water losses; Adopting GIS platforms for network and metering management and automating meter reading and billing to limit human contact with data; Building staff capacity to use new technology and utility managers' leadership and management skills; and approving cost-reflective tariffs to encourage water conservation by consumers, among others.