Getting Lebanon's water flowing: using new SDG data in an urban crisis
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article Feb 2018 ; 4 pages
Aut. Anna Walnycki
Ed. End Water Poverty - London IIED - London
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The Syrian conflict has displaced 1.5 million people to Lebanon, putting pressure on water services and resources. Humanitarian agencies and the national government have drawn on SDG indicators to gather new data on access to water and water quality, to be able to respond more effectively to the water crisis.
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End Water Poverty - London - United Kingdom |
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International Institute for Environment and Development - London - United Kingdom |
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