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Comparative Analysis of Water Management Practices in Denmark, Egypt and Uganda: Implications for Sustainable Water Management in Uganda
Water scarcity and mismanagement are escalating global challenges, with over two billion people lacking access to safe drinking water and projections indicating that nearly two thirds of the world’s population could face water shortages by 2050 (Jones et al., 2024). This thesis presents an analysis...
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