OS GSO IWA 13:2021
IWA 13:2014
Omani Standard
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Approved on
01 July 2021
Multiple resource evaluation guideline
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OS GSO IWA 13:2021 Scope
IWA 13:2014 serves as the basis for a multiple-resource productivity analysis, providing a means to identify and evaluate scalable resource solutions that can be categorized as multiple-resource productivity (MRP) solutions. MRP solutions are defined as solutions that can produce at least two MRP resources (water, energy, food/cropland) without consuming the other resources.
This standardized framework includes a guideline for the creation of a quantitative evaluation method for assessing a solution's feasibility and conducting economic cost-benefits analysis of various MRP solutions.
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