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Research, sector analysis, and field stories on the global water crisis and the opportunity it holds: how water unlocks the SDGs, and what it takes to make safe drinking water last.
Water and the Multiplier SDGs: Why Systems, Cities and Climate Rest on the Household Tap
Across energy, work, infrastructure, cities, production and climate, water is the input, the medium or the constraint underneath the outcome. Why the multiplier collapses without durable water service.
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Water and the Foundation SDGs: Why Ecosystems, Equity and Peace Rest on the Household Tap
Equality, ecosystems and peace stand on the water beneath them, and partnership is what carries the water itself. The case for Target 6.1 as the point where the foundation holds or cracks.
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Water and SDG 4: Why Quality Education Starts at the Water Source
273 million children are out of school and the number is rising. The case for treating reliable water service, not another classroom, as a primary education intervention where SDG 4 is most off track.
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Water and SDG 5: Why Gender Equality Depends on Reliable Water Service
Women and girls spend an estimated 250 million hours a day collecting water. The case for treating reliable water service, not water access, as core infrastructure for gender equality.
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Water and SDG 3: Why Health Outcomes Depend on Reliable Water Service
Around 1.4 million people die each year from inadequate water, sanitation and hygiene. The case for treating water service quality, not water access, as the determinant of health outcomes.
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Water and SDG 2: Why Zero Hunger Depends on Reliable Water Service
Hunger and malnutrition cannot be solved without solving the water-service problem. The case for treating drinking water as nutrition infrastructure.
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