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Josefine Klingberg

Projektledare

Tel

+46 70 322 63 14

Email

josefine.klingberg@ri.se

Location

Uppsala

ORCID

0000-0002-3035-8359

Josefine has responsibility for the area water supply and demand management.

She is interested in water resource management and for example efficient water use, the right water for the right purpose and the application of decision support such as sustainability analysis when choosing and prioritizing measures for water supply and water demand. She is educated limnologist.

Keywords: water supply, water use, drinking water, technical water, individual water supply and water treatment plant

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Efficient water use in households

Climate change has resulted in water shortages in several places in Sweden, and lack of capacity in the drinking water supply systems can also lead to a shortage of water. Resource-efficient water use is becoming important. Househ…

Mapping of water use

More and more drinking water producers in Sweden have challenges with producing and distributing the requested volume of water all year round. By understanding where the water goes when flow peaks occur, the producers can proactiv…

Individual metering for sustainable water use by apartment households

The drinking water in Halmstad’s and Laholm’s municipalities is produced from a groundwater source that has reached maximum capacity, and the VA organization works with several perspectives to meet the water demand. This project f…

No H2O shortage with IoT, future-proofing of small municipalities

Tjörn is a small island municipality with long drinking water pipeline network per connection and large leakage. Through a network of digital water meters connected to an IoT platform water leaks can be located, the need for actio…

Evaluation of the performance of stormwater facilities

Opportunities are being explored to build a national test bed for independent testing of stormwater facilities. In parallel, a proposal for a national standard for carrying out the tests is being prepared. Evaluation of facilities…

The roles and opportunities for businesses to prevent water shortages

The project addresses the challenge of reducing water consumption in Swedish companies. The goal is to create incentives for companies to save water and develop support for them to implement water-saving measures. Central in the p…

Effective decrease of water consumption in households

The water and wastewater industry in Sweden has historically not focused on measures to reduce water consumption, but climate change, among other things, has created a driving force to implement measures to reduce water consumptio…

Robust private water supply through preparedness and redundancy

Many with a private water supply have insufficient knowledge of their vulnerability in the water supply and lack the preparedness to handle disturbances. Lack of preparedness and redundancy in the water supply constitutes a vulner…

Value of water supply

Drinking water supply is a socially critical function and a prerequisite for both public health and economic growth. The drinking water system is exposed to threats and challenges that affect delivery security. Many companies are …

Which water for what?

Using water of the right quality for the right purpose has many positive effects such as reduced pressure on drinking water supply systems and increased sustainability. In the project Which water for what? RISE and VA Syd have ide…

Pre-study of test bed for stormwater facilities

A test bed for stormwater facilities enables evaluation of facilities at standardized conditions carried out by an independent third party, which creates security as uncertainties regarding the performance of facilities can be con…

Classification of manufactured treatment devices for stormwater management

Funded by the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency RISE will together with several other actors develop a method for classifying manufactured treatment devices for stormwater management.

The Swedish water and wastewater sectors contribution to the SDGs

It is quite obvious that the water and wastewater sector contributes to the fulfillment of Sweden's work on the global sustainability goals, especially Goal 6, which is about safe access to water and sanitation for everyone. …

Sustainability analysis in the water and wastewater area

<p><strong>Policy makers within both the public and private sectors regularly make decisions regarding management of drinking water, storm water and wastewater. When alternatives for example exploration, expansion, reb…

Water supply and demand management

Climate variability, urbanization and ageing infrastructure add to other, ever present, challenges of water management. To ensure water resource security, policymakers and practitioners across the public and private sectors need t…

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