Water and poverty interface is strongly interconnected and a robust assessment of water
stress is crucial to identify needy areas and develop appropriate intervention for poverty …

As one of the world's most water-abundant countries Nepal has plenty of water, yet
resources are unevenly distributed, both spatially and temporally. Limited accessibility and …

Abstract The Water Poverty Index (WPI), a tool designed for integrated analysis of water
issues, was set-up in a community in Madhya Pradesh, India through a transparent and …

This study aims to estimate the green, blue and grey water footprints (WFs) of nine primary
crops production in 75 districts, 5 developmental regions and 3 physiographic divisions of …

Water poverty, measured by the Water Poverty Index (WPI), is traditionally applied at country
and community levels. This study presents a livelihood-inclusive approach for measuring …

The Hexi Corridor, an important part of the Silk Road Economic Belt, is considered the
poorest, most water scarce, and most ecologically fragile area in China. Establishing …

It has long been recognized that there is a link between sustainable development, poverty
and consistent access to useable water. Increased population is requiring more water and …

The close relationship between water and poverty has been proven in several types of
research. The Water Poverty Index is an interdisciplinary approach for quantifying the …

Guaranteeing sustainable development is a pressing issue in China. To this end, balancing
economic development and the protection of limited water resources enables healthy and …

High spatio-temporal resolution and accurate long-term rainfall estimates are critical in
sustainable water resource planning and management, assessment of climate variability …