Community Engagement and Partnerships
Local partnerships can catalyze the rebuilding of our aging infrastructure. Jersey Water Works implements a collective impact approach to address water infrastructure issues and opportunities in New Jersey. Its common agenda, shared measurements, coordinated efforts, continuous communication, and dedicated team are essential pieces of this collaborative. With empowering stakeholders as a core goal of the collaborative, the success of any water infrastructure transformation requires the strengths that each partner brings to the table.
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09/19/16Working Together to Upgrade New Jersey’s Water Infrastructure
New Jersey's water infrastructure is too big a problem for any one organization to fix, so lots of them decided to tackle it together.READ ARTICLE#Community Engagement and PartnershipsOpen U.S. Water Alliance in a new tabSOURCE
U.S. Water Alliance
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06/27/16Ten Great Ideas for New Jersey’s Water Infrastructure
The New Jersey delegation to the One Water Summit in Atlanta shares what they learned about innovative ways to integrate water management, reduce costs, partner and build broad public support for investment in upgraded water infrastructure.READ ARTICLE
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04/27/16Jersey Water Works Releases 2016 Workplan
The Jersey Water Works collaborative will focus on optimizing current water system operations and engaging affected communities in water-infrastructure investment decisions.READ ARTICLE#Community Engagement and PartnershipsSOURCE
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01/26/16Fixing Flooding in Communities Through Collaboration
Earlier this month, the Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority’s green and grey infrastructure projects earned national recognition from the Environmental Council of the States.READ ARTICLE#Community Engagement and Partnerships, #Green Infrastructure/Stormwater ManagementSOURCE
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12/15/15Conference Pinpoints Water as Defining Issue for Next Generation
The inaugural New Jersey Urban Water Conference outlined the challenges and opportunities in upgrading New Jersey’s inadequate urban water infrastructure. The new collaborative Jersey Water Works was officially introduced.READ ARTICLE#Community Engagement and PartnershipsSOURCE
New Jersey Future Staff
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