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Clean Drinking Water Access In Egypt’s Marginalized Areas: A Case study of Life From Water Foundation
Egypt currently suffers from marked water scarcity due to its vulnerability to climate change, uneven water distribution, degradation of water quality, and misuse of water resources in rural and peri-urban areas, leading to health risks and poor hygiene. It is worth noting that Egypt is at a turning...
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2024
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