1h30
E-learning Course:
Introduction to Non-Revenue Water Reduction
Non-revenue water (NRW) is water that has been treated and distributed that cannot be accounted for. NRW is a major issue which needs to be assessed, especially with the global warming context.
total duration
39
minutes of video
11
videos
Training for…
Master the issues related to non-revenue water reduction
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Learn when and where you want — access our courses from your computer, tablet or smartphone. Need to take a break? Pick up later where you left off.
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Need a reminder? You can access our courses for 12 months. Watch our videos and sharpen your skills as many times as you want.
Track your progress step by step
Start off with an initial assessment to know what you need to focus on. After finishing a course, do a final assessment to see how far you’ve come.
Train your staff on non-revenue water reduction
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What you will learn
Non-revenue water (NRW) is water that has been treated and distributed that cannot be accounted for. NRW includes water lost through leakage, volumes of water that have been miscalculated or incorrectly estimated, and stolen water. In this course, basic concepts about NRW are discussed, as well as preliminaries for implementing an action plan to reduce the amount of water lost.
Educational Objectives
To know basic information about non-revenue water
To implement an action plan to reduce non-revenue water
Target Skills
- To acquire basic knowledge about non-revenue water
- To implement an action plan to reduce non-revenue water
Your Contacts
Edouard ROUANET
Course program:
Introduction to Non-Revenue Water Reduction
Initial Evaluation
22 questions to find out what you already know about non-revenue water reduction. Focus on the key points!
Module 1 – Basics about Non-Revenue Water
- What is Non-Revenue Water?
- How Can Water Be Lost?
- Determining the Volume of NRW
- Taking Action against NRW
Module 2 – Implementing a Plan
- Key Information for NRW Reduction
- Asset Databases
- Client Databases
- Operations Databases
- Using the Different Types of Databases
- The Ideal NRW Reduction Team
- A Procedure for Reducing NRW
Final Evaluation
Find out what you know about non-revenue water reduction.
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Short Videos
Concise videos that help you learn key concepts with ease!
An Initial Evaluation to determine educational needs
Find out what you already know and save time by only focusing what you haven’t yet learnt.
Practice questions for effective learning
Discover what you’ve learned after every video and get detailed explanations with just a click.
Additional Content
Put together your own digital textbook and easily find key information.
Frequently Asked Questions - Introduction to Non-Revenue Water Reduction
How does evaluation work?
There are two evaluations—an initial evaluation to determine your educational needs and a final test to see what you’ve learned. The two evaluations contain the same questions in order to measure your progress after taking the course.
Can I rewatch the videos and redo the evaluations after passing the course?
Absolutely! You can access all our videos and evaluations for 12 months. Take the course again if you need a refresher on some aspects.
Can I get a certificate?
Once you’ve passed a course, you can download a completion certificate.
Can I pause my course?
Yes, your progress is saved after each video and you can pick up where you left off.
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