Municipal & regional staff
Utility managers, finance and planning officers who need structured prompts before budget and capital cycles.
For municipal & regional water decision-makers
Checklists, question sets, and meeting templates you can use this week — to clarify budgets, strengthen oversight, limit waste, and discuss fair allocation. Working aids for public interest, not a paid product catalogue.
Who this helps
Utility managers, finance and planning officers who need structured prompts before budget and capital cycles.
Commissioners and review bodies who want a repeatable agenda and a clear decision trail.
Residents and advocates who need concrete questions and checklists — not slogans.
What you get today
Each tool works in the browser and can be used offline after you open it once. Nothing here is a certified audit or legal advice.
Budgets, oversight, waste/NRW, and fair allocation — with progress saved in your browser.
Open self-check → PrintableTen concrete questions a board or civic group can ask — each with why it matters.
Open questions → FillableA quarterly water-governance agenda template with fillable fields.
Open agenda → TableRecord allocation and priority decisions: criteria, who decided, minutes link, review date.
Open log → FrameworkBudgets, oversight, limiting waste, fair distribution — each with doable next steps.
Read approach → ReferenceNon-revenue water, ring-fenced budgets, tariffs, deferred maintenance, and more.
Open glossary →How to use
Begin with the checklist or the budget questions before your next board or budget meeting.
Unchecked items and unanswered questions are the point — they show where disclosure or process is thin.
Use the decision log so trade-offs are visible later — to staff, boards, and the public.
Humanity Solutions welcomes constructive notes on these drafts. Write to connectwithus@humanitysolutions.net.
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