The geography of future water challenges
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This website is based on the report by PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency.
For questions and comments, contact us via info@pbl.nl or @nlenvironagency.
On Tuesday August 28 2018, PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency in collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs presented the book 'the geography of future water challenges' at the World Water Week in Stockholm. During a sofa session, the Dutch Water Envoy Henk Ovink and Maimbo Malesu, program coordinator water management at The World Agroforestry Center, were interviewed about the challenges faced by the drylands from a global and local perspective.
Pripyat river in polesie, Ukraine
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Toshka, Egypt
Shawn Baldwin for the New York Times
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Women Carrying Drinking Water, Haiti
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Houses submerged by flood waters in Chennai, India
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Floodwater gushes out of the Three Gorges Dam on the Yangtze River, China
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Villagers clear aquatic plants on outer Zibi Lake, China
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Thousands Displaced by Floods and Conflict, Somalia
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Mumbai urban area close to the coastline at low tide.
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Local population of Madagascar growing their crops
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