//www.soccer-bar.com Urban news & analysis from WRI Ross Center for Sustainable Cities 2023年5月01日星期一14:58:55 + 0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.2.2 //www.soccer-bar.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/TCF-Global-favicon-150x150.png //www.soccer-bar.com 32 32 //www.soccer-bar.com/blog/south-african-cities-show-commitment-to-accelerate-water-resilience-at-2023-un-water-conference/ //www.soccer-bar.com/blog/south-african-cities-show-commitment-to-accelerate-water-resilience-at-2023-un-water-conference/#respond Amanda Gcanga and Smita Rawoot Wed, 12 Apr 2023 17:28:16 +0000 水 ACWA Fund ACWA Platform Addis Ababa Africa behavior change 乐动在线娱乐 climate finance climate resilience collaboration conference data digital drought environmental degradation Ethiopia flooding funding Gauteng Province governance groundwater recharge income inequality inequality inequity informal housing infrastructure infrastructure investment innovation Johannesburg Kigali Lesotho livability livable cities loss and damage nature-based solutions Pollution population growth rain recycling resilience resilient rivers sanitation SDGs South Africa stakeholder engagement sub-Saharan Africa sustainable development transparency United Nations urban water resilience Urban Water Resilience Initiative urbanization waste management water water risk water stress water treatment World Resources Institute WRI Africa WRI Aqueduct //www.soccer-bar.com/?p=139060 South Africa’s cities are economic engines, drawing workers across the country and the continent. Of the country’s 58.8 million population, 68% live in urban areas. Between 2000 and 2014, urban area in South Africa expanded by 1,464 km2. Population projections ... //www.soccer-bar.com/blog/south-african-cities-show-commitment-to-accelerate-water-resilience-at-2023-un-water-conference/feed/ 0

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