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During 2002-03 the NHS in England consumed 40.3 million cubic metres of water and produced 34.4 million cubic metres of sewage. This comes at a cost, financial and environmental. Financial savings of up to 20 per cent may be achieved through water efficiency measures, a possible saving of GBP 9.5 million a year, with little or no cost in investment. Much of these savings could be realised immediately through minor repairs to existing infrastructure and through staff behaviour. Others might require some capital investment that can be recovered within a specified payback period. This HTM's principle remit is to encourage the efficient management of water and to promote the benefits of doing so. It also examines water management decisions in the context of: patient health and well-being; social and behavioural aspects; and available and appropriate technology.

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