"Per capita water availability to reduce by 2025", says Droplets: e-Newsletter from Everything About Water - August 2011

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17 Sep, 2011 . 1 min read

Per capita water availability in India to reduce by 2025.

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Highlights from the August edition of Droplets e-newsletter published by the Everything About Water

India: Per capita water availability to reduce by 2025
WHO: New guidelines for safer drinking water supply systems

Kerala: UNICEF to improve quality of potable water
Uttar Pradesh: Asia’s largest sewage plant starts functioning in Lucknow
Kerala: State government seeks ADB assistance in water projects

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