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What is meant by 'water intensity' in the context of event sustainability management?
Water intensity refers to how much water is used per person per day at the event.
What is the purpose of considering water usage during an event's entire lifecycle?
To understand what water is used for from planning to post-event activities.
Why is it important to assess if an event is held at a watershed zone?
To determine if natural water sources need protection from the event's activities and contamination.
What are the key considerations regarding wastewater in event sustainability management?
Assessing the amount of wastewater produced, its disposal method, and the use of chemicals/toxic substances.
What are some examples of areas where water is needed in events?
Cleaning, catering, food stalls operations, toilets and amenities, and more
Why is responsible water use important in event sustainability?
It plays a crucial role in events' sustainability agenda, especially in areas where water scarcity is an issue.
What is the consequence of water scarcity in events?
Water scarcity occurs when demand exceeds supply, posing challenges for event organizers.
What is one of the risks related to water management at events held in natural settings?
Events held in natural settings must protect waterways and surrounding watershed from event activities.
What are some challenges associated with water management and conservation in events?
Challenges include water scarcity and contamination of groundwater.
Define water scarcity in the context of events.
Water scarcity occurs when the demand for water exceeds the available supply.
Why is following water conservation protocols important at events?
To reduce water usage, prevent excessive drawing of water from local sources, support livelihoods in rural areas, and address water scarcity.
What are some techniques for achieving water conservation at events?
Using water efficient fixtures, limiting water supply, detecting leaks, sourcing water from non-potable supply, using waterless options, engaging and educating users, and reducing water pressure.
How can water demand be reduced at events?
By using water efficient fixtures and fittings like low-flow nozzles, implementing operational efficiencies, and not providing free flow on tap.
What is the significance of engaging and educating users in achieving water conservation goals at events?
Engaging and educating users helps raise awareness about water conservation and encourages responsible water usage.
Why is it important to detect leaks and automate water supply to devices at events?
Detecting leaks and automating water supply help in preventing water wastage and ensuring efficient water use.
What are some examples of waterless options that can be utilized at events?
Composting toilets, waterless urinals, and hand sanitizers are some waterless options that can help in conserving water.
What are some factors that can affect the quality of surface water?
Agriculture, industry, urban impacts
How can climate change impact water sources?
It can affect the availability and quality of water sources.
What considerations are important for water supply at an event/venue?
Method of supply, energy intensity, transportation requirements
What is meant by 'water intensity' in the context of an event or venue?
The amount of water used relative to the activity or venue
How should wastewater produced from an event be managed?
By proper disposal methods and consideration of chemicals/toxic substances
Why is it important to protect water sources during events?
To prevent contamination and preserve natural waterways
What are some activities at events that contribute to water use and wastewater production?
Catering, cleaning, toilets, handwashing, misting stations, ground preparations, etc.
What are some potential hazardous contaminants found in wastewater from events?
Personal toiletries, cleaning products, catering wastewater, etc.
Who is compared in the discussion 'Who did it better?'
London Indah Water Konsortium (IWK) Malaysia and New York
Which steps from the wastewater treatment graphic could be turned into a 'save water' campaign at an event?
Discussing the steps with the community
What is meant by 'save water' campaign at an event?
Encouraging water conservation practices
What is one step to save water that you would commit to?
Reducing shower time
Test your knowledge on water management & conservation in event sustainability, covering topics like responsible water use, waste water management, and the importance of sustainable practices. References from 'Event Sustainability Management' by Jones (2018) are included.
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