The second edition of the Asian Water Development Outlook: Measuring Water Security in Asia and the Pacific by ADB and the Asia-Pacific Water Forum provides the first comprehensive overview of water security in the region.
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Asian Water Development Outlook 2013
Video | 13 March 2013
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