
Environmental Studies and Forestry
Self-supplied drinking water in low- and middle-income countries in the Asia-Pacific
T. Foster, C. Priadi, et al.
This study by Tim Foster, Cindy Priadi, Krishna Kumar Kotra, Mitsunori Odagiri, Emily Christensen Rand, and Juliet Willetts reveals that over 760 million people in the Asia-Pacific region rely on self-supplied drinking water, with rural areas being more dependent than urban areas. The dominance of groundwater in South and Southeast Asia, along with rainwater collection in the Pacific, underscores the importance of self-supply in shaping water policies and financing strategies.
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