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The equality of water supply in Lilongwe

A resource-security case study

This case study looks at recent research from Malawi showing that urban water security across its capital city depends on who you are and where you live

A stall selling drinking water

Access to an adequate supply of clean water is a basic human right. In most countries, governments are responsible for ensuring that their citizens enjoy that right. They do this in different ways:

■ in some countries water-supply systems are both owned and operated by governments

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