The National Water Efficiency Committee (NWEC) of the Canadian Water and Wastewater Association (CWWA) contracted Freeman Associates to interview key influencers across a range of sectors that impact water conservation and efficiency, as well as broader water management. The primary objective of these interviews was to identify constraints and opportunities for market transformation leading to increased adoption of water efficiency products and practices..

Report presented to the Ontario Ministry of Environment regarding results of the Canadian Water and Wastewater Association (CWWA) and its Water Efficiency Committee's analysis and findings on: a) water conservation and efficiency performance indicators currently used in the municipal sector, including implementation issues; b) water conservation and efficiency benchmarks for each performance indicator identified, including implementation issues; and c) the feasibility of developing improved water conservation and efficiency performance indicators and benchmarks in the municipal sector in Ontario , and possibly Canada

Clean Water, Green Jobs: A Stimulus Package for Sustainable Water Infrastructure Investmentshighlights the economic benefits of investing in water and wastewater infrastructure. It was submitted to the Canadian federal government in anticipation of the January 2009 budget by the Forum for Leadership on Water ( FLOW ), the Canadian Water and Wastewater Association (CWWA), the University of Victoria 's POLIS Project on Ecological Governance, and the Alliance for Water Efficiency ( AWE ). The group asked for $4.5 billion to repair and upgrade water and wastewater infrastructure, increase water efficiency programming and invest in green infrastructure. For more information: http://www.flowcanada.org/blueprint/infrastructure/clean-green

There is a common perception that water-efficient toilets may cause blockages because they do not provide enough water to transport waste through drainlines. This report examines the ability of water-efficient toilets to transport through drainlines under lab conditions.