Palestinians and donors playing with fire: 25 years of water projects in the West Bank
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article May 2019
Aut. Jeanne Perrier & Julie Trottier
Ed. CRC Press - London
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This article explores how Palestinian-led, donor-supported water projects have transformed societal interactions concerning water since 1994. It distinguishes spatial, institutional and sectoral trajectories of water and explores the impacts on each type of trajectory. It demonstrates that the overall impact of these projects is more than the sum of the individual projects. All together, they entail territorial change. Wastewater and reuse projects transform
the largest flows and have the greatest impact on water trajectories.
Overall, the recharge of the upper unconfined aquifer is compromised, with negative effects for the grass-roots farmer institutions managing it.
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access to sanitation (CI) (DT) (ET) , access to water (CI) (DT) (ET) , project management (CI) (DT) (ET) |
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CRC Press - London - United Kingdom |
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