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  • Securing Water for All Is Urgent, but Impossible if We Ignore Housing Inequalities

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    Guest Contributor  //  September 13, 2021  //  By Nazia Hussain & Carmeli Chaves
    Antipolo,City,,Philippines,-,March,14,,2019:,Water,Containers,Waiting

    Achieving Sustainable Development Goal 6.1 for safe, sufficient, and available water has always been important. Compounding challenges—from climate change and increasing migration within and across borders to COVID-19 and its multiple variants—makes achieving the human right to water more urgent. But what is often missed in discussions related to water access is that what determines access to safe and sufficient water is about more than gaps in governance or lack of funding—it is intertwined with entrenched inequality in societies, including the planning of urban spaces.

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