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Front page news
World Water Forums: seeking sustainable water management solutions
In March 2012, two global but contrasting forums in search of sustainable solutions to the water crisis took place in Marseilles, France. The realisation of the human right to water and sanitation was prominent in the declarations of the both the 6th World Water Forum (WWF) and the Alternative World Water Forum (FAME 2012). While the WWF was home to the water and development industry, FAME 2012 gave a voice to the uncompromising group of anti-privatisation water activists.
Tuvalu: composting toilets help conserve water and boost livelihoods in Pacific islands
A new film shows how composting toilets are helping to address the serious water issues facing Tuvalu. The tiny Pacific island nation of just 10,500 inhabitants recently experienced a devastating drought. Septic tank systems are polluting the groundwater and destroying …
4th Africa Water Week
Cairo, Egypt, 14-18 May 2012
Marking the 10th anniversary of the formation of the African Ministers Council on Water (AMCOW), the event will celebrate AMCOW's achivements and reflect on opportunities for achieving water security and adequate sanitation in Africa. Over 1,000 participants are expected.
Features
A day in the life of... a circuit rider
José Miguel is a circuit rider: a technician responsible for providing technical assistance to a number of water committees in his area around San Vicente in El Salvador. There are around 30 water systems on his circuit which he visits regularly. This article describes the day-to-day practice of his work.
