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Methodology of the activity : Detail information of the stages and steps used to prepare the water plan, actual implementation and usefulness.​

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A successful water management program starts with a comprehensive strategic plan. The process for developing a strategic plan is generally the same for an individual facility or an agency. The plan provides information about current water uses and charts a course for water efficiency improvements, conservation activities, and water-reduction goals. A strategic plan establishes the priorities and helps a site or agency allocate funding for water-efficiency projects that provides the biggest impact. This page describes the general steps for creating a water management plan.

STEP 1: SET AN OVERARCHING POLICY AND GOALS

STEP 2: ASSESS CURRENT WATER USES AND COSTS

STEP 3: DEVELOP A WATER BALANCE

STEP 4: ASSESS WATER EFFICIENCY OPPORTUNITIES AND ECONOMICS

STEP 5: DEVELOP AN IMPLEMENTATION PLAN

STEP 6: MEASURE PROGRESS

STEP 7: PLAN FOR CONTINGENCIES

It is common for federal sites to work with contractors who deliver water management strategy services. To help with this process, FEMP developed the Template for a Comprehensive Water Management Statement of Work to assist agencies in developing critical elements for a thorough water assessment.

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