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Sustainability and Water Cooperation (GSW) section of UNESCO IHP.",
            
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      "display_name": "Groundwater Sustainability and Water 
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Cooperation (GSW)",
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      "title": "Groundwater Sustainability and Water Cooperation 
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      "title": "Groundwater Sustainability and Water Cooperation 
            
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  "notes": "To help determine where watershed conservation can help 
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  "notes": "To help determine where watershed conservation can help 
            
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secure water for cities, we estimated the effectiveness of five common 
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secure water for cities, we estimated the effectiveness of five common 
            
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conservation strategies: land protection, reforestation, riparian 
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conservation strategies: land protection, reforestation, riparian 
            
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restoration, agricultural best management practices, and forest fuel 
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restoration, agricultural best management practices, and forest fuel 
            
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reduction. For each strategy, we evaluated how effectively it reduces 
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reduction. For each strategy, we evaluated how effectively it reduces 
            
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sedimentation and nutrient pollution in more than 2,000 source 
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sedimentation and nutrient pollution in more than 2,000 source 
            
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watersheds that serve over 500 cities. This map shows the potential of 
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watersheds that serve over 500 cities. This map shows the potential of 
            
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cities to do so in four categories: <10km2 is \u201cHigh\u201d, 
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cities to do so in four categories: <10km2 is \u201cHigh\u201d, 
            
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10-100km2 is \u201cMedium\u201d, > 100km2 is \u201cLow\u201d. Note 
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10-100km2 is \u201cMedium\u201d, > 100km2 is \u201cLow\u201d. Note 
            
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that cities that predominately (>0.5) use something other than surface 
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that cities that predominately (>0.5) use something other than surface 
            
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water, or cities that get the significant majority of their water 
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water, or cities that get the significant majority of their water 
            
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(>0.66) from sources that this strategy cannot help, are classified as 
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(>0.66) from sources that this strategy cannot help, are classified as 
            
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\u201cInsufficient scope\u201d.For more information, access the Urban 
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\u201cInsufficient scope\u201d.For more information, access the Urban 
            
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Water Blueprint report here: 
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Water Blueprint report here: 
            
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ork.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Urban-Water-Blueprint-Report.pdfYou 
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ork.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Urban-Water-Blueprint-Report.pdfYou 
            
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can also visit the Urban Water Blueprint website here: 
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can also visit the Urban Water Blueprint website here: 
            
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http://water.nature.org/waterblueprint/#/intro=true",
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    "description": "The UNESCO Intergovernmental Hydrological 
            
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Programme (IHP), founded in 1975 following the International 
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Programme (IHP), founded in 1975 following the International 
            
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Hydrological Decade (1965-1974), is the only intergovernmental 
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Hydrological Decade (1965-1974), is the only intergovernmental 
            
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cooperation programme of the UN system dedicated to water research and 
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cooperation programme of the UN system dedicated to water research and 
            
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management, and related education and capacity development. It 
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management, and related education and capacity development. It 
            
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addresses national, regional, and global water challenges, by 
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addresses national, regional, and global water challenges, by 
            
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supporting the development of sustainable and resilient societies. 
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supporting the development of sustainable and resilient societies. 
            
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Expanding a holistic understanding of water, improving technical 
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Expanding a holistic understanding of water, improving technical 
            
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capabilities, and enhancing human and institutional capacities are 
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capabilities, and enhancing human and institutional capacities are 
            
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IHP\u2019s main tools. IHP\u2019s work supports sound, evidence-based 
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IHP\u2019s main tools. IHP\u2019s work supports sound, evidence-based 
            
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water governance and decision-making drawing on transdisciplinary 
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water governance and decision-making drawing on transdisciplinary 
            
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