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GLOBAL WATER CRISIS - UNU-INWEH

UNU-INWEHGLOBAL WATER CRISIS :THE FACTSUNU-INWEH is supported by the Government of Canada through GLOBAL Affairs Canada. United Nations University Institute for WATER , Environment and HealthAuthorship: Lisa Guppy and Kelsey AndersonContributing Authors: Mehta, P., Nagabhatla, N. and Qadir, Citation: Guppy, L., Anderson, K., 2017. WATER CRISIS Report. United Nations University Institute for WATER , Environment and Health, Hamilton, image: : Kelsey Anderson ( UNU-INWEH )Download at: : 978-92-808-6083-2 UNU-INWEHE xecutive SummaryWater is a foundation of life and livelihoods, and is key to sustainable development. Successful WATER manage-ment will serve as a foundation for the achievement of many ofthe 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), as well as for SDG 6 - which is to Ensure availability and sustainable management of WATER and sanitation for all.

population - will live in severely water-stressed river basins². It is not just population that is pressuring water resources. Excessive use is also evident: the global population tripled in the 20th century, but the use of water increased six-fold³. Between now and 2050, water demands are expected to increase by 400% from

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