We’re seeing the effects of years of poor water resources management – due to politics, lack of financial resources, debt, corruption, conflict or other priorities – together with the effects of climate change, and this is leading to more intense competition over water resources,” said Liz Saccoccia, a water security associate at the World Resources Institute.
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