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    The Urban Water Transition: Why We Must Address the New Reality of Urbanization, Women, Water, and Sanitation in Sustainable Development by Eugenie L. Birch, Afaf Meleis, and Susan Wachter

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    This document discusses the need to address urbanization, women, water, and sanitation in sustainable development. As more people move to cities, putting strain on resources, development must focus on providing basic services like water and sanitation access especially for women. Failing to account for these interconnected issues threatens long-term sustainability goals.

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    VOLUME 1: NUMBER 1 APRIL 2012

    ISSN 2167-2822 (PRINT) ISSN 2167-2830 (ONLINE)

    The Urban Water Transition: Why We Must Address the New Reality of Urbanization, Women, Water, and Sanitation in Sustainable Development
    Eugenie L. Birch, Afaf Meleis, and Susan Wachter

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