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Water Infrastructure finance in Nambia: Analysing the participation of State and non-State actors
The adverse effects of climate change have had significant impacts on water resources, mostly in dry and semi-arid countries. Therefore, there is a need to provide more water infrastructure. Lack of adequate water infrastructures, most prevalent in the developing countries, negatively affects suffic...
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2018
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