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Urban drainage in developing countries – challenges and opportunities

Wastewater, the 'unwanted' water of a city, includes all types of domestic, commercial and industrial effluent as well as stormwater runoff during times of rainfall. This article highlights some of the challenges for urban planners and engineers in the design of effective urban drainage and stormwater management systems in developing countries.