Briefing: Disruptive socio-technical solutions to drive re-visualisation of water service provision

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The UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council has launched a £4 million, 5-year grand challenge multi-disciplinary research consortium (Twenty65) to achieve sustainable clean water for all through the development and demonstration of disruptive socio-technical solutions. The aim of this transformative research is to drive re-visualisation of water service provision and revolutionise the way innovation is delivered in the water sector. This briefing introduces concepts of disruptive innovation that could lead to a new paradigm for water service provision.

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Caffoor, I., Speight, V., & Boxall, J. (2017). Briefing: Disruptive socio-technical solutions to drive re-visualisation of water service provision. Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers: Water Management, 170(3), 111–114. https://doi.org/10.1680/jwama.16.00135

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