Spotlight on Sustainable Development 2018: Exploring new policy pathways
How to overcome obstacles and contradictions in the implementation of the 2030 Agenda
Chapter 6 – (Re)municipalization of water – the right way towards achieving SDG
Written By Meera Karunananthan, Blue Planet Project, and Satoko Kishimoto, Transnational Institute
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 | SDG6: Water and sanitation are fundamental services, privatization is not a means of implementation! The ambition and breadth of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Agenda has been the object of both praise and ridicule. Some have scoffed at the sheer number of initiatives, describing the 17-goal and 169-target plan as the “leave no target behind” agenda. In addition, the global development plan was produced by a range of actors […] |
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