Families in developing nations are paying more than half their income for water

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Families in developing nations are paying more than half their income for water

Families in developing nations are paying more than half their income for water

water is supposed to fill many needs for many people, but to do that adequately, it needs to have three simple qualities: clean, clear and unconditionally available

For those living in wealthy nations, that's largely expected. But in many developing countries, access to safe water is a rarity. And it's a human rights issue in dire need of attention — and solutions.

SEE ALSO: How access to clean water differs for families across the world


March 22 is World Water Day, an international day-long observance calling attention to the global water crisis. According to a new report from international **nprofit*WaterAid,*called Water: At What Cost? The State of the World's water 2016, an estimated*650 million of the world’s poorest people still lack access to water that is safe to consume.*And they’re sometimes paying more than half their salaries for any access at all. Read more...


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