The Problem Of Water Scarcity In Africa.
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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WATER SCARCITY OR LACK OF SAFE DRAINKING WATER IS ONE OF THE WORLD'S LEADING PROBLEM ROBLEM
PROBLEM AFFECTING MORE THAN 10MILLION PEOPLE IN AFRICA ,MEANING THAT
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THAT ONE IN EVERY SIX PEOPLE LACKS ACCESS TO SAFE DRINKING WATER.SAFE DRINKING
WATER IS WATER THAT MEETS WORLD HEALTH ORGANISATION GUILDLESS OR N
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PEOPLE'S HEALTH, AGRICULTURE, EDUCATION, WOMEN , MEN, CHILDREN, PRODUCTIVITY
AND DEVELOPMENT, CONFLICT.
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HEALTHY: THE MOST OBVIOUS IMPACT OF WATER SCARCITY IN AFRICA IS ON THE CONTINETS
HEALTHY.WITH A COMPLETE LACK OF WATER, HUMANS CAN ONLY LIVE UP TO 3TO5
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TO 5DAYS ON AVERAGE.THIS OFTEN FORCES THOSE LIVING IN WATER DEPRIVED REGIONS TO O
TO TURN TO UNSAFE WATER RESOURCES, WHICH ACCORDING TO (WHO) ,
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CONTRIBUTES TO THE SPREAD OF WATERBONE DISEASE INCLUDING MALARIA, TYPOID FEVER
CHOLERA,DYSENTRY AND DIARRHEA AND CAN LEAD TO DISEASE SUCH AS
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TRACHOMA, PLAGUE AND TYPHUS.ADDITION WATER SCARCITY CAUSES MANY PEOPLE TO
STORE WATER WITHIN THE HOUSEHOLD, WHICH INCREASE THE RISK OF HOUSEHOLD CONTAMINATION AND
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WATER CONTAMINATION AND INCIDENCES OF MALARIA AND DENGUE FEVER SPREAD BY
MOSQUITO.EDUCATION: AVAILABLE CLEAN WATER FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
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CHILDREN TEANSLATE TO GREATER POTENTIAL FOR EDUCATION AND PROSPERITY, POWER,
LITERACY, HYGIENE, SECURITY AND EQUILITY.
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WOMEN: AFRICAN WOMEN AND MEN'S DIFFERENT SOCIAL POSITIONS LEAD TO DIFFERENCES
IN WATER ACCESS, SO AFRICAN WOMEN SUFFER FROM SCARCITYOF CLEAN
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DRINKING WATER,IN MOST AFRICAN SOCIETIES, WOMEN ARE SEEN AS THE COLLECTORS,
MANAGERS, AND GUILDIANS OF WATER. CHILDREN:
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IN ADDITIONAL, THE ISSUES OF WATER SCARCITY IN AFRICA PREVENTS MANY YOUNG
CHILDREN, ESPECIALLY GIRLS FROM ATTENDING SCHOOL AND RECEIVING AN
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EDUCATION
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