The competition for water | Source/complete article: urb.im for just and inclusive cities
Excerpt: By 2030, the global demand for water will exceed supply by 40 percent. What does this mean for the future of cities and their residents? With ever-increasing competition for clean water among industries, agriculture, and urban populations, cities like Bogotá, Dhaka, Delhi and Rio de Janeiro are implementing much-needed initiatives to improve universal access to water and to protect vital 
waterways. From a 10,000-person march for river restoration to government subsidies for low-income residents, citizens, NGOs, and government authorities are waking up to the water crisis and taking action. Read on to find out more, and then share your thoughts in the discussion.
