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The Khayelitsha Pressure Management Project has been well documented and widely publicised since it was commissionedtowards the end of 2001. The project has received numerous national and international awards for technical excellence as well asfor environmental awareness and community involvement. The initial water saved by the project was estimated to be in the orderof 9 million m3/yr representing approximately 40% of the original 22 million m3/yr supplied to the area.In many examples of WDM interventions, the initial savings achieved by the project are not always sustainable and the truesavings several years later are often significantly lower than those originally achieved. It is for this reason that the project teamand the Client responsible for the Khayelitsha pressure management project decided to produce a final paper documenting theresults and actual savings two years after the completion of the installation.The paper presents details of the initial savings suggested by the project team and compares them to the latest savings estimatedby the Client. Problems associated with the installation experienced by the Client and consumers are discussed as well as anylessons learned by both the design team and the Client's team. It is through such feedback that future pressure managementinstallations can be designed and commissioned with confidence in areas as large or even larger than Khayelitsha. Water SA Vol. 30 (5) 2002: pp.13-17

Leakage reduction through pressure management in Khayelitsha: Two years down the line