Following the call of the UK’s Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs in its recent Water Efficiency and Behaviour Change Rapid Evidence Assessment 2018, this article seeks to understand the key barriers to effective information-based interventions to encourage household water efficiency in England and Wales and their implications. We review the evidence on information provision to conserve water in England and Wales. We then set out the current key barriers, highlight what might have contributed to the barriers and, based on learnings from the literature, clarify some underlying confusion and suggest ways to improve
Evidence suggests that since water shortages are partly rooted in human behaviour, theenvironmental ...
YesMeasures to manage demand include implicit and explicit messages about domestic water-users which...
Water scarcity is a global concern. Even in non-drought environments the political and economic cost...
Following the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra) of the UK’s call in its recen...
The need for a more sustainable approach to water consumption has increasingly gained attention in t...
Demand-side measures are thought to be a sustainable approach to meeting the future supply-demand ba...
Water scarcity is a global concern. Even in non-drought environments the political, economic and env...
Water scarcity is a global concern. Even in non-drought situations the political and economic costs ...
Providers of municipal water supply services worldwide are facing pressure from climate change and i...
The south-eastern region of the UK is facing water scarcity due to population growth and insufficien...
The need for a more sustainable approach to water consumption has increasingly gained attention in t...
Current water supply worldwide is facing growing pressure as a result of climate change and increasi...
Water utilities rely on technological interventions to achieve household water efficiency. This prac...
The efficient consumption and use of water in domestic buildings is vital for protecting water resou...
Water supply worldwide is facing pressure because of climate change and increasing water demand due ...
Evidence suggests that since water shortages are partly rooted in human behaviour, theenvironmental ...
YesMeasures to manage demand include implicit and explicit messages about domestic water-users which...
Water scarcity is a global concern. Even in non-drought environments the political and economic cost...
Following the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra) of the UK’s call in its recen...
The need for a more sustainable approach to water consumption has increasingly gained attention in t...
Demand-side measures are thought to be a sustainable approach to meeting the future supply-demand ba...
Water scarcity is a global concern. Even in non-drought environments the political, economic and env...
Water scarcity is a global concern. Even in non-drought situations the political and economic costs ...
Providers of municipal water supply services worldwide are facing pressure from climate change and i...
The south-eastern region of the UK is facing water scarcity due to population growth and insufficien...
The need for a more sustainable approach to water consumption has increasingly gained attention in t...
Current water supply worldwide is facing growing pressure as a result of climate change and increasi...
Water utilities rely on technological interventions to achieve household water efficiency. This prac...
The efficient consumption and use of water in domestic buildings is vital for protecting water resou...
Water supply worldwide is facing pressure because of climate change and increasing water demand due ...
Evidence suggests that since water shortages are partly rooted in human behaviour, theenvironmental ...
YesMeasures to manage demand include implicit and explicit messages about domestic water-users which...
Water scarcity is a global concern. Even in non-drought environments the political and economic cost...