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Contents
REGULARS
2 Editorial 22 People
3 News in Brief 24 Hygene
18 Water wars won’t be won on a battlefield
It’s an astonishing
finding: “Two
countries engaged
in active water
cooperation”
will “not go to
war, for any
reason.” According to an extensive analysis by global issues think
tank Strategic Foresight Group, it was found in examining 146
countries that share rivers, lakes and other freshwater resources,
that “countries enjoying peaceful co-existence have active water
cooperation and countries facing risk of war have low or no water
cooperation.”
10 UN Climate Summit 26 Publications
28 Roundup
14 Climate Change
20 Water Projects
29 Calendar 2016
FEATURES
10 UN Climate Summit (COP24)
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The UN climate summits, i.e. so called COP (Conference of the
Parties) are global conferences, in the course of which action for
climate policy is negotiated.
20 Swiss Spanish firms clinch Sh16 billion sea desalination deal
Mombasa Governor
Hassan Joho has
14 Time to adapt to changing climate: what does it mean for
unveiled two
water?
international
As COP24 in Poland
companies that will
reaches its mid-point,
carry out the Sh16
it is becoming
billion sea desalination project that is due to start works in June
distressingly obvious
that reaching the Paris next year.
Agreement goal of
limiting global warming to well below 2 degrees Centigrade will
24 To beat cholera, what is most needed is a reliable drinking
be extremely challenging
water supply
In fighting cholera,
16 Life without toilets: the photographer tackling global
the international
taboo
community usually
“The more I researched
favours responsive
it,” says Bruce, “the
actions which have
more I realised how large
limited and short-
a proportion of the world’s
term effectiveness.
population is living in
Such
actions
are
often
mobilised
in
responses
to
sudden epidemics,
sewage and without clean
such
as
those
in
Yemen
and
Zimbabwe.
can
be
delivered
effectively.
water. More people die of
health problems related to sanitation issues every day than do
of malaria, HIV and the top five diseases combined.”
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