The Roll of Industrial Water Supply in sustainable development

Sustainable development in the world began in 1962 with the publication of the book "Silent Spring" by Rachel Carson, And in later years became a common word. In this way, important meetings at the level of heads of state was held on sustainable development in the world and decisions were adopted, included in the meeting of the 1992 a book contains 40 chapters named “Agenda 21” released by the United Nations as 21st century’s charter, and one of its chapters was devoted to water issues.Summit 2002 in Johannesburg also one of the priorities of countries to achieve sustainable development, water theme chosen.Water resources in the world use is in three major areas: agriculture, industry and urban consumption of course, much of it is used in agriculture.There are other requirements that is “environmental requirements”. This need is to support biodiversity and aquatic organisms life.Industry sector due to having access to technology and capital, in addition to meeting their needs for achieving sustainable development could be the subject of ecology and water needs of beneficiaries of its neighboring communities.United Nations Environment Programme in this regard, the experience gained and 20 samples from the water supply in the industrial sector for sustainable development in variouse countries has provided.