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Investigating the potential for utilising a water equity metric to benchmark differential access in Global South cities: a case study of Cape Town
In the wake of the day-zero drought the City of Cape Town (CCT or the City) has made the commitment to become water sensitive in its Water Strategy (CCT, 2019). According to the United Nations SDG 6.1, universal access to water has to take priority in any form of water policy. This is reflected in t...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2025
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