The challenge of achieving food, energy and water (FEW) security is greatest in sub-
Saharan Africa (SSA) where millions of people lack access to electricity, reliable drinking …

The pressure on water infrastructure has increased due to an increase in the number of
aging water pipes. Aging pipes are prone to failure, causing significant financial losses and …

Cholera is a significant health risk for low-and middle-income countries (LMIC), and the
threat of outbreaks is likely to increase due to climate change. To keep up to date with the …

Because it is a life-giving substance and one of the crucial components of good health and
human survival, access to potable water has been recognised globally as a human rights …

Calabar is a city in which 65 per cent of people live in poverty in informal settlements that
have low and decreasing access to improved water. In the low-income informal areas of the …

If current trends of water insecurity continue, nearly two-thirds of the world's population will
live in water-scarce conditions by 2025. Nevertheless, qualitative studies on barriers to …

Evidence-based data are fundamental in enhancing the delivery of sustainable and resilient
water and sanitation services in informal settlements of urban cities in low-and middle …

Water scarcity is increasing in many countries worldwide, and conflicts between alternative
uses have arisen due to the high demand and the effects of climate change, among other …

The degree of coupling coordination between Drinking Water Carrying Capacity (DWCC)
and Population Spatial Agglomeration (PSA) is a primary indicator for assessing the …

Kenya has taken numerous steps in ensuring universal access to water among all
households by 2030. However, the country may not achieve this by 2030 due to challenges …