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Water use and management

Table of contents
Toward a world of thirst?ForewordExecutive summary Water and population

1. State of the world’s water

2. Freshwater resources
  • Storage, distribution and circulation
  • Water use and management
  • A scarce and competitive resource
  • Water management in urban area
  • River’s fragmentation
  • Pollution
  • Biodiversity in freshwater
  • Water and political conflicts
  • Water and health
  • Pricing water
3. Coastal and marine water
  • Marine biodiversity
  • Economic activities: Fisheries and ecotourism
  • Coastal pollution
4. Water and climate change

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Water withdrawal and consumption: the big gap

Trends in global water use by sector

More water evaporates from reservoirs than is consumed by humans



Freshwater use by sector at the beginning of the 2000s



Freshwater use: country profiles

Total population: access to an improved water source

Total population: access to sanitation

Inequity in access to clean water and sanitation

Who will not reach the water and sanitation millennium development goal?
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