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Description	Looking at our planet, we can think that there is no necessity to save water. Over 70 % of Earth´s surface is water-covered. But we need fresh water that is consumed across all sectors of society. The amount of drinking water on Earth is small and most of it is locked for human consumption in the icecaps or located deep beneath the surface. So there is little water left (about 0,007 % of all water in the world) for direct human use. Due to extensive development of infrastructure in recent years we have brought water to our homes and become fully dependent on functional water supply system. 60 % of the world´s population will live in cities in 2020. Such urbanization will increase pressure on infrastructure functionality in any situation. When the system is interrupted, mostly whole society is paralyzed. Resilient water system and preparedness of the authorities responsible for responding to extraordinary situations in drinking water supply is fundamental condition to ensure state security and population protection. The paper presents first results of research project VF20102014009 “The safety assessment of critical infrastructure elements and alternative possibilities for increasing the security of cities and municipalities in the drinking water in case of major natural disasters and industrial accidents”. Looking at our planet, we can think that there is no necessity to save water. Over 70 % of Earth´s surface is water-covered. But we need fresh water that is consumed across all sectors of society. The amount of drinking water on Earth is small and most of it is locked for human consumption in the icecaps or located deep beneath the surface. So there is little water left (about 0,007 % of all water in the world) for direct human use. Due to extensive development of infrastructure in recent years we have brought water to our homes and become fully dependent on functional water supply system. 60 % of the world´s population will live in cities in 2020. Such urbanization will increase pressure on infrastructure functionality in any situation. When the system is interrupted, mostly whole society is paralyzed. Resilient water system and preparedness of the authorities responsible for responding to extraordinary situations in drinking water supply is fundamental condition to ensure state security and population protection. The paper presents first results of research project VF20102014009 “The safety assessment of critical infrastructure elements and alternative possibilities for increasing the security of cities and municipalities in the drinking water in case of major natural disasters and industrial accidents”. (en)
Title	Preparedness for crisis situation in drinking water supply Preparedness for crisis situation in drinking water supply (en)
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http://linked.open...iv/cisloPeriodika	7
http://linked.open...vai/riv/dodaniDat	2014
http://linked.open...aciTvurceVysledku	Caletková, Jana Beneš, Ivan Gebhartová, Jana
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http://linked.open...i/riv/nazevZdroje	The Macrotheme Review
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http://linked.open...vavai/riv/projekt	The safety assessment of critical infrastructure elements and alternative possibilities to increase the security of cities and municipalities in the drinking water of major natural disasters and industrial accidents.
http://linked.open...UplatneniVysledku	2013
http://linked.open...v/svazekPeriodika	2
http://linked.open...iv/tvurceVysledku	Caletková, Jana Beneš, Ivan Gebhartová, Jana
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