Demand-side Water Strategies and the Urban PoorIIED, 2002 - 67 pages |
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Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Urban Water Issues and Sustainable Development | 8 |
The Changing Focus of DemandSide Water Management | 27 |
Alternative Perspectives on DemandSide Water Strategies | 39 |
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