Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "The Public Utilities Board (PUB) is the statutory board of the Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources responsible for ensuring a sustainable and efficient water supply. The PUB regulates and oversees Singapore’s entire water supply system which comprises the water catchment systems, drainage systems, water reclamation plants and sewage systems.The nation demand for water is currently about 400 million gallons a day, with homes and non-domestic sectors consumption forming 45% and 55% of the demand respectively. This demand is expected to double by 2060. PUB is set to meet 80% of this demand through its NEWater and desalination technologies.The PUB’s watershed management and treatment processes has ensured a continuous supply of clean and quality water for Singaporeans over the last four decades. Singapore’s clean and drinkable tap water fits the drinking water standards set by the World Health Organisation and is widely available everywhere across the island. Singapore is named the top Asian city in water sustainability development in 2015, with the nation boasting the highest drinking water and sanitation standards in the region."@en }
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- Public_Utilities_Board abstract "The Public Utilities Board (PUB) is the statutory board of the Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources responsible for ensuring a sustainable and efficient water supply. The PUB regulates and oversees Singapore’s entire water supply system which comprises the water catchment systems, drainage systems, water reclamation plants and sewage systems.The nation demand for water is currently about 400 million gallons a day, with homes and non-domestic sectors consumption forming 45% and 55% of the demand respectively. This demand is expected to double by 2060. PUB is set to meet 80% of this demand through its NEWater and desalination technologies.The PUB’s watershed management and treatment processes has ensured a continuous supply of clean and quality water for Singaporeans over the last four decades. Singapore’s clean and drinkable tap water fits the drinking water standards set by the World Health Organisation and is widely available everywhere across the island. Singapore is named the top Asian city in water sustainability development in 2015, with the nation boasting the highest drinking water and sanitation standards in the region.".