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Regional Water Harvesting Structures in Kerala: A Gender Perspective,cerbate gender inequalities. The chapter suggests addressing these issues by promoting women’s participation in decision-making processes, providing clean water sources that are accessible to women, and involving women in the maintenance and operation of water management systems. The Women’s Water C

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Sustainable Water Treatment and Management Approaches in the Urban Environments of Developing Count. However, managing water resources in these developing regions poses a significant challenge in providing hygienic and efficient solutions. The most common challenges faced by developing countries include flooding and extreme weather events. This chapter aims to provide a critical assessment of eme

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Ensuring Sustainability of Groundwater Resources: A Review of Challenges and Initiatives by Southerh as “conservation, Southern Africa, Africa, climate change, rainfall, systems, and river-basin yield more results in most research” (Elema .). The limited focus by researchers on sustainable groundwater management is evident. Also, the lack of consideration of the interconnectedness of groundwater

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