Amidst realities of uneven and unassured supply of water, management of every available
drop becomes urgent and necessary. Bangladesh suffers from a phenomena of excessive …

United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 6 targets access to water and sanitation for
all people in the next 15 years. However, for developing countries such as Nepal, it is more …

Slippage is one of the main bottlenecks of achieving full coverage of water and sanitation
services in India. Slippage is the term often used to reflect unsustainable service delivery of …

Standard water supply and sanitation system are the primary needs of people across the
world for a hygienic living, especially in coastal areas of Bangladesh as an underdeveloped …

People are directly and indirectly exposed to changing weather patterns through changes in
the quality of water, air, and food changes in ecosystems, agriculture, industry, human …

The policy brief examines the governance models in domestic water supply management,
advances in data and information to enable effective monitoring and evaluation, sustainable …

In a recent progress report by the WHO and UNICEF (Progress on household drinking water,
sanitation and hygiene, 2000–2020. https://www. who. int/publications/i/item …

Bangladesh is increasingly experiencing different challenges from scarce drinking water
sources and health risks, explicitly or implicitly attributed to climate change. This systematic …

The paper challenges the concept of scarcity as a water supply availability and demand
problem. It argues that water scarcity is a problem where there is a failure to gain access to …