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Resilient WASH systems in drought-prone areas

This study aimed to explore the existing body of knowledge with regards to resilient techniques in the water supply where water availability is limited – in particular, drought-prone areas – and to prepare the technical basis for the evaluation of WASH projects developed in areas that are (potentially) exposed to drought.

Drought-affected areas

The work is intended for program managers and technical staff, involved in the design and implementation of WASH programs in drought-affected areas.

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