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4.2.1—Water security definition
• Access to sufficient safe drinking water • Component of sustainable societies
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• Access to sufficient safe drinking water • Component of sustainable societies
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• Social, cultural, economic, political factors • Impact availability and equitable access
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• Population growth or economic development • Uses: domestic, irrigation, livestock, industry
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• Dams, reservoirs, rainwater catchment, desalination plants • Natural wetland enhancement
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• Physical scarcity: limited abundance • Economic scarcity: limited storage/transport systems
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• Metering, rationing, grey-water recycling • Low-flush toilets, rainwater harvesting
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• Food production systems • Greenhouses, aquaponics, drip irrigation, drought-resistant crops
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• Country-specific management strategies
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• Increasing demand causing water stress • Risk of abrupt/irreversible hydrological system changes
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• Local and global governance needed • Examples: local regulations, international agreements
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• Measure of water use by individuals/nations/products • Informs decision-making about water security
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• Monitoring and managing water resources
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• Considers scarcity, quality, environmental flows, accessibility
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• < 1,700 m³ per year per capita
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• Depend on socio-economic context
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• Water sources crossing regional boundaries
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• Dams, pipelines, desalination, water treatment plants • Aquifer storage and recovery (ASR)
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• Negative environmental impacts • Brine discharges, noise, air pollution, aquifer impacts
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• Negatively impacts health and sustainable development • Affects marginalized groups
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