Abstract
This chapter intends to reflect urban and industrial water use and management in Turkey, based on an overview of available data related to sectoral uses, constraints and a realization of set targets up to the present. Through Turkey’s EU accession process, the harmonization of the existing regulatory system with that of the EU has influenced the development of the water supply and sanitation sector, and consequently, there has been a gradual improvement in service quality and protection of the environment. Therefore, this issue deserves an in-depth analysis with regard to the objectives to be met and the corresponding finances to be allocated by the Turkish government. In line with this, a sectoral assessment giving the cross-cutting issues, followed by drinking water production and its use by households and the public sector, industries connected to the public water supply system and self-supplied industries, as well as pollution generated by municipal and industrial water consumption and disposal are summarized prior to this analysis. Water uses encompassing water supply and treatment, sewerage, wastewater treatment, and disposal will be given in the first section. A general description of the existing institutional structure related to water and sewerage administrations in Turkey will be presented in the second section, which intends to enable a better understanding of the prevailing municipal water management system that has been subject to various revisions in the past.
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- 1.
Surface water supply schemes together with extended sewerage network have been developed in Antalya, Adana, Cesme (Izmir) in order to reduce the overexploitation on groundwater and pollution prevention of the fresh water resources (Burak et al. 2004).
- 2.
Five priority indicators were adopted by the Contracting Parties to the Barcelona Convention in 2005, in order to measure the progress made in water management (Blue Plan 2008).
- 3.
One hectare comprises one or two tons of microorganisms according to some researches (Degrémont 1991).
- 4.
Metropolitan municipalities are established in certain provinces having a population figure exceeding 750,000 inhabitants with economic, social and cultural importance.
- 5.
There were 16 Metropolitan Municipalities before the municipal elections held on March 30, 2014 whose responsibility areas were limited to a few central districts of the provinces with the exception of Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality and Izmit Metropolitan Municipality whose responsibility areas covered the whole provincial boundary since 2004.
- 6.
Act for the Establishment of Istanbul Water and Sewerage Administration General Directorate (ISKI) dated 20/11/1981 issued in the Official Gazette No. 17523 on 23/11/1981 (amended by Act No. 3009 dated 23/05/1984 (became affiliated to the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality from being under the auspices of the Istanbul Governorate) and Act No. 3305 dated 05/06/1986) through additional Article 4 stating that “This Act shall also be applied in other metropolitan municipalities.”
- 7.
Provincial geographic boundaries as regulated in the Act No. 6360 dated November 12, 2012 which came into force after the municipal elections held on March 30, 2014.
- 8.
Water utility departments lack the ability to assess service based unit costs, cost recovery, profitability analysis, asset utilization efficiency, financial credibility.
- 9.
Ensuring spending of tariff and service revenues for the coverage of water/wastewater service provision costs in accordance with the polluter pays / user pays principles – “ring-fencing”.
- 10.
A new institutional system called “Union of Municipalities” was established in the late 1990’s in order to overcome this administrative constraint in small coastal municipalities (e.g. CALBIR Union formed with Cesme and Alacati municipalities) recommended by the World Bank mission in Turkey, based on the feasibility study prepared by Hyder Consulting Ltd. (Hyder Consulting Ltd. 1997). This system has had success as it attracted loans for water and sewerage infrastructure (The World Bank 1998; Burak et al. 2004).
- 11.
After an appeal to the Constitutional Court the phrase “profit margin of at least 10%” was deleted as of January 26, 2012 and replaced by “the Board of Directors shall decide on a “reasonable profit margin” over real costs of service provision”.
- 12.
In some municipalities bi-monthly billing is also practiced.
- 13.
Before taking the decision of wastewater tariffs in the Municipal Council (General Assembly of WSAs) a report shall be prepared on actual service provision costs in current and previous years, planned investment program and rationale for proposed tariffs to inform the public and get their opinions and recommendations on wastewater tariff levels. Decisions taken on wastewater tariffs by the Municipal Council (General Assembly of WSAs ) after getting the comments and recommendations of the public shall be disseminated to the public at large through mass media and official websites opinions and recommendations on wastewater tariff levels.
- 14.
Thus, cost recovery is perceived as recovery of cash O & M costs only without taking investment and financing costs into account.
- 15.
Implication of non-revenue water is a major issue in Turkey.
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The first author gratefully acknowledges the support of Istanbul University/Institute of Marine Sciences and Management in her office work and also Research Assistant MSc. Duygu Ulker for data processing and formatting this chapter.
Furthermore, the authors extend their thanks to the Springer Institution and to the Chief Editor Prof. Dr. Nilgun Harmancioglu for inviting them to prepare this chapter entitled “Urban and Industrial Water Uses”.
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11.1.1 Annex 11.1 Treatment Types, Capacities and Discharge Points of the Wastewater Treatment Plants in Istanbul Metropolitan Area (Burak and Demir 2016)
No | Treatment plant | Treatment type | Capacity m3/day | Population capacity | Discharge point | |
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1 | Yenikapi 1988 | Primary-physical treatment | 873.000 | 3.160.000 | Treated wastewater is discharged to 64 m in depth, to the lower layer flows to Black Sea | |
2 | Baltalimani 1997 | Primary-physical treatment | 625.000 | 3.000.000 | Treated wastewater is discharged to 70 m in depth undercurrent in the strait 350 m away from the coast. | |
3 | Buyukçekmece 1998 | Primary-physical treatment | 155.120 | 620.000 | Treated wastewater is discharged to the 40 m depth of the Marmara Sea. | |
4 | Uskudar 1992 | Primary-physical treatment | 77.760 | 350.000 | Treated wastewater is discharged into the 47 m in depth undercurrent of the Bosphorus, flows through to Black Sea. | |
5 | Kadikoy 2003 | Primary-physical treatment | 1.420.000 | 3.000.000 | Treated wastewater is discharged into the 51,5 m in depth undercurrent of the Bosphorus, flows through to Black Sea. | |
6 | Kuçukçekmece 2003 | Primary-physical treatment | 350.000 | 1.400.000 | Treated wastewater is discharged to the 37,81 m depth of Marmara Sea. | |
7 | Kuçuksu 2004 | Primary-physical treatment | 640.000 | 1.400.000 | Treated wastewater is discharged to the 67 m in depth undercurrent of the Bosphorus, flows through to the Blacksea | |
8 | Atakoy 2010 | Advanced biological treatment | 600.000 | 45.000 | Treated wastewater is discharged into the Marmara Sea by Ayamama Creek. | |
9 | Tuzla | 1. Plant 1998 | Advanced biological treatment | 150.000 | 1.000.000 | Treated wastewater is discharged into the 46 m depth of Marmara Sea. |
2. Plant 2009 | 100.000 | 500.000 | ||||
10 | Pasakoy | 1. Plant 2000 | Advanced biological treatment | 125.000 | 500.000 | Treated wastewater is discharged into the Riva Creek by 6 km length tube and transmitted to Blacksea by this way. |
2. Plant 2009 | 125.000 | 500.000 | ||||
11 | Terkos 2000 | Advanced biological treatment | 2.000 | 7.000 | Treated wastewater is discharged into the Kuçukçekmece Lake Basin. | |
12 | Bahçesehir 2004 | Biological treatment | 7.400 | Treated waste water is discharged into Kuçukçekmece Lake Basin. | ||
13 | Pasabahçe 2009 | Primary-physical treatment | 570.000 | 2.000.000 | Treated wastewater is discharged into undercurrent of Bosphorus. | |
14 | Ambarli (2012) | Advanced biological treatment | 400.000 | 1.600.000 | Treated wastewater is discharged into the Marmara Sea. |
11.1.2 Annex 11.2 Summary of EU and Turkish Drinking Water Treatment Parameters
Parameter | Parameter value | Unit | |
---|---|---|---|
EU drinking water directive | Turkish regulation No. 25730 | ||
Microbiological parameters | |||
Escherichia coli (E.coli) | 0 | 0 | (number/100 ml) |
Enterococci | 0 | 0 | (number/100 ml) |
Chemical parameters | |||
Antimony | 5.0 | 5.0 | μg/l |
Arsenic | 10 | 10 | μg/l |
Benzene | 1.0 | 1.0 | μg/l |
Benzo(a)pyrene | 0.010 | 0.010 | μg/l |
Boron | 1.0 | 1.0 | mg/l |
Bromate | 10 | 25 | μg/l |
Cadmium | 5.0 | 5.0 | μg/l |
Chromium | 50 | 50 | μg/l |
Copper | 2.0 | 2.0 | mg/l |
Cyanide | 50 | 50 | μg/l |
1.2-dichloroethane | 3.0 | 3.0 | μg/l |
Fluoride | 1.5 | 1.5 | mg/l |
Lead | 10 | 25 | μg/l |
Mercury | 1.0 | 1.0 | μg/l |
Nickel | 20 | 20 | μg/l |
Nitrate | 50 | 50 | mg/l |
Nitrite | 0.50 | 0.50 | mg/l |
Pesticides-individual | 0.10 | 0.10 | μg/l |
Pesticides – Total | 0.50 | 0.50 | μg/l |
Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons | 0.10 | 0.10 | μg/l |
Selenium | 10 | 10 | μg/l |
Tetrachloroethene and Trichloroethene | 10 | 10 | μg/l |
Trihalomethanes – Total | 100 | 150 | μg/l |
Indicator parameters | |||
Aluminium | 200 | 200 | μg/l |
Ammonium | 0.50 | 0.50 | mg/l |
Chloride | 250 | 250 | mg/l |
Clostridium perfringens (including spores) | 0 | 0 | (number/100 ml) |
Colour | Acceptable | – | – |
Conductivity | 2500 | 2500 | μS/ cm at 20 °C |
Hydrogen Ion Concentration | >6.5 and <9.5 | >6.5 and <9.5 | pH units |
Iron | 200 | 200 | μg/l |
Manganese | 50 | 50 | μg/l |
Odor | Acceptable | – | – |
Oxidisability | 5.0 | 5.0 | mg/l O2 |
Sulphate | 250 | 250 | mg/l |
Sodium | 200 | 200 | mg/l |
Taste | Acceptable | – | – |
Colony count 22 Deg. C | No abnormal change | – | |
Coliform bacteria | 0 | 0 | number/100 ml |
Total organic carbon (TOC) | No abnormal change | – | mg/l |
Turbidity | Acceptable (not exceeding 1.0 NTU for surface water treatment) | – | NTU |
Free Residual Chlorine | – | 0.5 | mg/l |
Radioactivity parameters | |||
Tritium | 100 | Bq/l | |
Total Indicative Dose | 0.10 | mSv/year |
11.1.3 Annex 11.3 Wastewater Infrastructure of Organized Industrial Zones
Organized Industrial Zone (OIZ) | Basin | City | Waste water treatment | Discharging point |
---|---|---|---|---|
Tuzla | Marmara | Istanbul | Yes | |
IMES OIZ | Marmara | Istanbul | Yes | |
Dudullu | Marmara | Istanbul | Yes | |
Ikitelli | Marmara | Istanbul | Yes | |
Beylikduzu | Marmara | Istanbul | Yes | |
Birlik | Marmara | Istanbul | Yes | |
Istanbul Deri OIZ | Marmara | Istanbul | Yes | |
Istanbul Asian Side OIS | Marmara | Istanbul | Yes | |
Kocaeli OIZ – 8 pcs | Marmara | Kocaeli | Yes | |
Canakkale OIZ | Marmara | Canakkale | No | |
Biga OIZ | Marmara | Canakkale | No | |
Bursa OIZ | Marmara | Bursa | Yes | |
Balikesir OIZ – 2pcs | Marmara | Balikesir | Yes | |
Yalova OIZ – 2 pcs | Marmara | Yalova | No | |
BTSO | Susurluk | Bursa | Yes | Ayvali Creek |
DOSAB | Susurluk | Bursa | Yes | Nilufer Creek |
NOSAB | Susurluk | Bursa | Yes | Ayvali Creek |
Gursu | Susurluk | Bursa | Yes | Delicay by DSI Cenup channel |
Kestel | Susurluk | Bursa | Yes | Nilufer Creek |
Bursa Deri | Susurluk | Bursa | Yes | – |
Hasanaga | Susurluk | Bursa | No | Susurluk Creek |
MKP | Susurluk | Bursa | No | – |
Balikesir | Susurluk | Balikesir | No | Simav Creek |
Balikesir II | Susurluk | Balikesir | No | – |
Aliaga OIZ | Kuzey Ege | Izmir | Urban WWT | |
Manisa | Gediz | Manisa | Yes | |
IZBAŞ | Gediz | Manisa | Yes | |
IAOIS | Gediz | Manisa | Yes | |
KOSBI | Gediz | Manisa | Yes | |
Manisa Turgutlu | Gediz | Manisa | No | |
Manisa Salihli | Gediz | Manisa | Yes | Hayatli Creek |
Salihli Leather OIZ | Gediz | Manisa | Yes | |
Akhisar | Gediz | Manisa | No | |
Kula Dericileri | Gediz | Manisa | Yes | |
Usak OIZ | Gediz | Usak | Yes | |
Torbali OIZ | Kuçuk Menderes | Izmir | No | |
Buca (Ege Giyim) | Kuçuk Menderes | Izmir | Pretreatment | IZSU sewerage |
ITOB Tekeli | Kuçuk Menderes | Izmir | Yes | |
Tire | Kuçuk Menderes | Izmir | Yes | |
Odemis (Under construction) | Kuçuk Menderes | Izmir | – | |
Pancar (Under construction) | Kuçuk Menderes | Izmir | – | |
Aydin OIZ | Buyuk Menderes | Aydin | Capacity is not enough | |
Astim OIZ | Buyuk Menderes | Aydin | Under start-up | |
Denizli OIZ | Buyuk Menderes | Denizli | Yes | |
Usak Karma OIZ | Buyuk Menderes | Usak | Yes | |
Karahalli OIZ | Buyuk Menderes | Usak | No | |
Sandikli OIZ | Buyuk Menderes | Afyon | No | |
Dinar OIZ | Buyuk Menderes | Afyon | No | |
Kumluca Food Specialization | Bati Akdeniz | Antalya | Yes | |
Antalya OIZ | Antalya | Antalya | Yes | Antalya municipality sewerage |
Bucak OIZ | Antalya | Antalya | No | |
Isparta Deri OIZ | Antalya | Isparta | Yes | |
Isparta Suleyman Demirel OIZ | Burdur Lakes | Isparta | Yes | Burdur Lake |
Burdur OIZ | Burdur Lakes | Burdur | No | Burdur municipality sewerage |
Afyon OIZ | Akarcay | Afyon | No | |
Bolvadin OIZ | Akarcay | Afyon | No | |
Iscehisar Marble OIZ | Akarcay | Afyon | Pretreatment | |
Suhut (Under Construction) | Akarcay | Afyon | No | |
Sinanpasa (Under Construction) | Akarcay | Afyon | No | |
Aksehir OIZ | Akarcay | Afyon | No | |
Emirdag | Sakarya | Afyon | No | |
Polatli | Sakarya | Ankara | Pretreatment | Gulveren creek |
Eskisehir | Sakarya | Eskisehir | Yes | Porsuk creek |
Sivrihisar | Sakarya | Eskisehir | – | – |
Beylikova Besi İh. | Sakarya | Eskisehir | – | – |
Kutahya | Sakarya | Kutahya | Pretreatment | Sewerage |
Kutahya Merkez II | Sakarya | Kutahya | – | |
Ostim | Sakarya | Ankara | Pretreatment | Sewerage |
Ivedik | Sakarya | Ankara | Pretreatment | Sewerage |
ASO I | Sakarya | Ankara | Pretreatment | Sewerage |
ASO II | Sakarya | Ankara | No | Ankara Creek |
Baskent | Sakarya | Ankara | Pretreatment | Ankara Creek |
Cubuk Hay. Ih. | Sakarya | Ankara | No | – |
Dokumculer | Sakarya | Ankara | No | Municipality sewerage |
Beypazari | Sakarya | Ankara | No | – |
Bilecik I | Sakarya | Bilecik | Yes | – |
Bilecik II | Sakarya | Bilecik | No | Karasu |
Bozoyuk | Sakarya | Bilecik | Pretreatment | Municipality sewerage |
Osmaneli | Sakarya | Bilecik | No | – |
Pazaryeri | Sakarya | Bilecik | Pretreatment | – |
Sogut | Sakarya | Bilecik | No | – |
Inegol | Sakarya | Bursa | Yes | Kalburt D. |
Inegol Mob. Ih. | Sakarya | Bursa | – | |
Yenisehir | Sakarya | Bursa | Yes | Goksu creek |
Sakarya I | Sakarya | Sakarya | Pretreatment | Municipality sewerage |
Sakarya II | Sakarya | Sakarya | Yes | Dinsiz creek |
Sakarya III | Sakarya | Sakarya | Pretreatment | – |
Karasu | Sakarya | Sakarya | – | – |
Ferizli | Sakarya | Sakarya | – | – |
Kaynarca | Sakarya | Sakarya | – | – |
Bolu OIZ | Bati Karadeniz | Bolu | No | Bolu sewerage-Buyuksu creek |
Gerede OIZ | West Blacksea | Bolu | Partly pretreatment | Municipality stabilization ponds |
Gerede Leather OIZ | West Blacksea | Duzce | Partly | Ulusu creek |
Duzce OIZ | West Blacksea | Duzce | Pretreatment | Duzce wwt |
Duzce II. OIZ | West Blacksea | Duzce | Pretreatment | Duzce wwt |
Karabuk OIZ | West Blacksea | Duzce | Pretreatment | Karabuk wwt |
Zonguldak Caycuma OIZ | West Blacksea | Karabuk | No | |
Zonguldak Eregli OIZ | West Blacksea | Zonguldak | No | |
Amasya Centre OIZ | Yesilirmak | Amasya | In the planning stage | |
Merzifon OIZ | Yesilirmak | Amasya | In the planning stage | |
Corum OIZ | Yesilirmak | Corum | Yes | Corum Wastewater Treatment |
Samsun Kavak OIZ | Yesilirmak | Samsun | In the planning stage | |
Samsun Centre OIZ | Yesilirmak | Samsun | In the tender phase | |
Tokat Centre OIZ | Yesilirmak | Tokat | Yes | Tokat wwt |
Erbaa OIZ | Yesilirmak | Tokat | Yes | Erba wwt |
Turhal OIZ | Yesilirmak | Tokat | No | |
Suluova OIZ | Yesilirmak | Amasya | No | |
Suluova Breeding OIZ | Yesilirmak | Amasya | No | |
Samsun Food OIZ | Yesilirmak | Samsun | No | |
Samsun Basin OIZ | Yesilirmak | Samsun | No | |
Niksar OIZ | Yesilirmak | Tokat | No | |
Zile OIZ | Yesilirmak | Tokat | No | |
Sungurlu OIZ | Yesilirmak | Corum | No | |
Kayseri OIZ | Kizilirmak | Kayseri | Under construction | Kayseri wwt |
Kirikkale OIZ | Kizilirmak | Kirikkale | Yes | |
Korgun OIZ | Kizilirmak | Camkiri | Yes | |
Kirsehir OIZ | Kizilirmak | Kirsehir | No | Kirsehir wwt |
Kastamonu OIZ | Kizilirmak | Kastamonuu | No | |
Sivas OIZ | Kizilirmak | Sivas | No | Sivas wwt |
Yozgat OIZ | Kizilirmak | Yozgat | No | Yozgat wwt |
Bafra OIZ | Kizilirmak | Samsun | No | Bafra wwt |
Sabanozu OIZ | Kizilirmak | Cankiri | No | Şabanozu wwt |
Konya No1 OIZ | Konya Closed Basin | Konya | No | |
Konya OIZ | Konya Closed Basin | Konya | Yes | |
Eregli OIZ | Konya Closed Basin | Konya | Not operational | |
Beysehir OIZ | Konya Closed Basin | Konya | No | |
Nigde OIZ | Konya Closed Basin | Nigde | Yes | |
Bor OIZ | Konya Closed Basin | Nigde | Under construction | |
Aksaray OIZ | Konya Closed Basin | Aksaray | No | |
Karman OIZ | Konya Closed Basin | Karaman | No | |
Mersin Tarsus OIZ | East Mediterranean | Mersin | Yes | |
Silifke OIZ | East Mediterranean | Mersin | Partly pretreatment | Silifke Municipality wwt |
Anamur OIZ (Planning) | East Mediterranean | Mersin | – | |
Adana Haci Sabanci | Seyhan | Adana | Yes | Ceyhan creek-Out of basin |
Kahramanmaras OIZ | Ceyhan | Adana | Project approval phase | – |
Osmaniye OIZ | Ceyhan | Osmaniye | Yes | Burnaz Kaynak Grubu Protected Area |
Kadirli OIZ | Ceyhan | Osmaniye | No | Municipality Sewerage |
Giresun OIZ | East Blacksea | Giresun | No | Giresun Municipality sewerage |
Gumushane OIZ | East Blacksea | Giresun | No | Harsit creek |
Ordu OIZ | East Blacksea | Ordu | No | Ordu municipality sewerage |
Fatsa OIZ | East Blacksea | Ordu | No | Fatsa Municipality sewerage |
Arsin OIZ | East Blacksea | Trabzon | Under construction / Biological | Rizvan creek |
Besikduzu OIZ | East Blacksea | Trabzon | No | Land |
Van OIZ | Van Lake | Van | Yes/Biological | Morali creek |
11.1.4 Annex 11.4 Existing Main Turkish Acts and Legislation Governing the Tasks, Responsibilities and Operations of WSAs
Title of the act | Act no. |
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Act on Metropolitan Municipalities | 5216 |
Act on Municipalities | 5393 |
Act on the Establishment of İstanbul Water and Sewerage Administration (ISKI) | 2560 |
Act on Municipal Revenues | 2464 |
Act on Protection of General Public Health | 1593 |
Turkish Commercial Code | 6762 |
Act on Waters | 831 |
Act on Environment | 2872 |
Act on Ground Waters | 167 |
Act on Public Financial Management and Control | 5018 |
Act on Public Tendering | 4734 |
Act on Public Tender Contracts | 4735 |
Act on Right of Information | 4982 |
Act on Civil Servants | 657 |
Act on Work | 4587 |
Act on Social Security | 506 |
Act on Retirement Pension Fund | 5434 |
Act on Social Security Administration (SGK) | 5510 |
Act on Expropriation | 2942 |
Act on Debts | 818 |
Turkish Penal Code | 5237 |
Act on Bankruptcy and Enforcement | 2004 |
Act on Motor Vehicles | 237 |
Act on Income Tax | 193 |
Act on Value Added Tax (VAT) | 3065 |
Act on Daily Allowances (Per Diems) | 6245 |
Act on Stamp Tax | 488 |
Act on Notification of Information | 7201 |
11.1.5 Annex 11.5 The Duties and Responsibilities of the WSA Related to Water Services Given in Article 2 of the Act No. 2560
In order to supply water for domestic and industrial consumption, the WSA has to:
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(i)
undertake all the responsibilities in the distribution, research and project design, as well as in the construction, transfer and operation of facilities both in operation or under construction, and in the maintenance, renovation and upgrading of these facilities;
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(ii)
to conduct research and project design activities to provide the facilities necessary for collecting wastewater and storm water, their transportation and safe disposal from settlement areas to designated sites; to undertake the construction of these facilities as well as taking over the operation of existing ones, their maintenance, repair and upgrading responsibilities;
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(iii)
to prevent the establishment of facilities or the carrying out of the activities that will lead to the contamination or pollution of water reservoirs, lakes, coastal areas or other water resources within its responsibility area resulting from wastewater or industrial discharge; to carry out all necessary technical, administrative and legal measures to prevent contamination or loss of water resources;
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(iv)
to take over and carry out various responsibilities given to the District Municipalities by various Acts and regulations pertaining to the provision of water and wastewater services and to exercise its authority in implementing these services;
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(v)
to purchase and lease all kinds of assets or to sell any outmoded vehicles or equipment; to establish or operate either individually or jointly with other public and private firms the necessary facilities or to participate in their operations already established or to be established for this purpose;
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(vi)
to expropriate or to exercise the right-to-use all types of immovable assets required in carrying out of its services; and
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(vii)
to raise loans and credits from international financing institutions and lenders to upgrade and develop its facilities and operations and to utilize modern technology for its services with the approval of the Ministry of Finance.
11.1.6 Annex 11.6 Main Principles of the Regulation
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(6.1) Main Principles for the Management of Water Supply and Distribution Systems:
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(a)
Continuous measurement of water quantity and water flow at each source that feeds the water distribution system;
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(b)
Continuous measurement of water pressure at critical points of the water distribution system;
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(c)
Digitizing the maps of the water supply and distribution system and development of the Geographic Information System (GIS) data base;
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(d)
Installation of monitoring and control systems (e.g. SCADA);
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(e)
Establishment of main pressure and DMA zones.
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(6.2) Main Principles for the Reduction of Water Losses in Water Supply and Distribution Systems:
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Determination of Annual Water Balance
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1.
Determination of System Input;
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2.
Determination of Authorized Consumption;
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3.
Determination of Physical and Administrative Water Losses;
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4.
Determination of Non-Revenue Water (NRW)
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1.
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Prevention of Water Losses
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1.
Prevention of Unauthorized Consumption;
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2.
Provision of Optimum Operating Balance with effective pressure management in the network;
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3.
Repair and maintenance at locations where physical leaks are detected;
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4.
Periodic/preventive maintenance and renewal of networks;
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Development of technical and administrative capacity to be able to detect physical losses/leaks.
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Article 9 (Reduction of the Water Losses) of the Regulation stipulates that water losses must be reduced:
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In metropolitan municipalities and provincial central districts (which applies to 30 metropolitan municipalities and 51 provincial districts in Turkey) below 30% within 5 years (2019) and 25% in the following 4 years (2023);
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In all other (non-metropolitan) municipalities below 30% within 9 years (2023) and 25% in the following 5 years (2028).
Article 10 (Responsibility of Information Dissemination) of the Regulation stipulates the following:
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Municipalities (WSAs) should prepare an Annual Water Losses Report (template is presented in an annex; Standard Water Balance Form is exactly the Water Balance of IWA Definition – a typical example is in the Annex) and send to the Ministry of Forestry and Water Works in written form by the end of February each year.
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Municipalities (WSAs) are obliged to provide all information and documents to the representatives of the Ministry of Forestry and Water Works during audits on site to verify the validity of information in the Annual Water Losses Report.
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Municipalities (WSAs) are obliged to place the Annual Water Losses Report in their official websites for a period of 1 year after submission to the Ministry of Forestry and Water Works.
11.1.7 Annex 11.7 Annual Water Balance − A Typical Example (WSA)/Turkey
Unit | System input | Authorized consumption | Billed authorized consumption | Billed metered consumption | Revenue water |
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m3/y | 41,718,351 | 27,774,269 | 22,768,067 | 22,768,067 | 22,768,067 |
% | 100.00 | 66.58 | 54.58 | 54.58 | 54.58 |
l/ca-d | 153.8 | 102.4 | 84.0 | Billed unmetered consumption | 84.0 |
m3/y | 0 | ||||
% | 0.00 | ||||
Unbilled authorized consumption | Unbilled metered consumption | Non-revenue water | |||
m3/y | 5,006,202 | 0 | 18,950,284 | ||
% | 12.00 | 0.00 | 45.42 | ||
l/ca-d | 18.5 | 0.0 | 69.9 | ||
Unbilled unmetered consumption | |||||
m3/y | 5,006,202 | ||||
% | 12.00 | ||||
l/ca-d | 18.5 | ||||
Water losses | Apparent losses | Unauthorized consumption | |||
m3/y | 13,944,082 | 4,604,250 | 2,871,327 | ||
% | 33.42 | 11.04 | 6.88 | ||
l/ca-d | 51.4 | 17.0 | 10.6 | ||
Meter faults | |||||
m3/y | 1,732,924 | ||||
% | 4.15 | ||||
l/ca-d | 6.4 | ||||
Real losses | Pipe leakages | ||||
m3/y | 9,339,832 | 9,339,832 | |||
% | 22.39 | 22.39 | |||
l/ca-d | 34.4 | 34.4 | |||
House conn. leakages | |||||
m3/y | 0 | ||||
WTP/water reservoirs overflows | |||||
m3/y | 0 |
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Burak, S., Mat, H. (2020). Urban and Industrial Water Uses. In: Harmancioglu, N., Altinbilek, D. (eds) Water Resources of Turkey. World Water Resources, vol 2. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-11729-0_11
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