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Thursday, 14 October 2021

Water and sanitation sustainability in South Africa: Past, present, and future

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• Year: 2021
• Organisation: TIPS and GEC
• Author(s): Shakespear Mudombi (TIPS)
• Countries and Regions: South Africa

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• Water and sanitation sustainability in South Africa Past present and future (1660 Downloads)

This paper provides a barometer of the country’s transition to sustainable development, paying special attention to water, as well as its Siamese twin "sanitation”. It has three main themes, namely: the water gap; household water and sanitation access; and governance and funding issues in the sector.

Published in Green Economy Coalition

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