In the space of 40 years Singapore has developed its water infrastructure and evolved into a global hydrohub. Ahead of the Singapore International Water Week, Yap Kheng Guan explains how strong political will and a motivated workforce helped create a sustainable supply of water.How does a small city–state with no natural aquifers or groundwater go from having to deal with challenges in water supply to becoming a role model for sustainable water management? The answer is not rocket science. Full Story
