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2.1 Definition – Water abstraction from groundwater and surface water for sectors i.e. agriculture, manufacturing, mining, quarryingand construction, cooling water for electricity generation and for manufacturing industry and public water supply.

The indicator is taking into account gross volume of water abstraction including losses and leakages, and excluding water returns from the economy back to the environment.

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  • scheidand (Andreas Scheidleder) 31 Jan 2022 18:17:12

    Besides this definition it has to be stated that the need for a higher volume of water has to be satisfied even this volume will be returned to environment

    • zalllnih (Nihat Zal) 08 Feb 2022 10:21:14

       Dear Andreas, that is the scope of the indicator for Water exploitation index

      Besides this definition it has to be stated that the need for a higher volume of water has to be satisfied even this volume will be returned to environment

       

  • marquman (Manuel Marquis) 31 Jan 2022 20:55:54

    ok for the definition, as asked in previous comments. Maybe a refference from the 1st part would clarify

    wouldn't it be preferrable to explicitly mention that withdrawals concerning some uses of water are excluded, such as hydropower turbined water and navigation channels feeding?

    • zalllnih (Nihat Zal) 08 Feb 2022 10:23:17

       The definition has been revised as the following:

      The indicator is addressing to gross volume of water abstraction from groundwater and surface water for electricity generation, cooling for manufacturing industry, agriculture, manufacturing, mining and quarrying and public water supply including losses and leakages, and excluding hydropower and navigation and water returns from the economy back to the environment.

      ok for the definition, as asked in previous comments. Maybe a refference from the 1st part would clarify

      wouldn't it be preferrable to explicitly mention that withdrawals concerning some uses of water are excluded, such as hydropower turbined water and navigation channels feeding?

       

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