ABSTRACTHow should the world deal with the problem of insufficient water infrastructure financing? Here we attempt to answer this question in th...
Published on by Dr. Cecilia Tortajada, Professor in Practice, School of Interdisciplinary Studies, University of Glasgow, UK
How should the world deal with the problem of insufficient water infrastructure financing? Here we attempt to answer this question in the context of Asia. We estimate investment needs in water infrastructure to meet the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals to be in the range of US$120–330 billion/year until 2030, compared with current investment of US$40–50 billion/year. Closing this financing gap is not just a matter of spending more, but also spending with greater quality and efficiency considering competing national policy goals and the distinctive characteristics of water infrastructure that make its financing more challenging.- International Journal of Water Resources Development, Volume 39, Issue 6 (November 2023) - See our latest issue now available: https://www.tandfonline.com/toc/cijw20/current
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- Water Cooperation & Conflict
- Water Management
- Urban Water Infrastructure
- Hydraulic Structures
- Transboundary water management