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Improving Rural Household Food Security through Reuse of Treated Waste Water in Lambayeque and Arequipa Departments in Peru Karen Kraft, Executive Director AEDES Peruvian Water Forum, GWP S America

PACIFIC 1.8% freshwater 70 % population 2,093 m³/person ATLANTIC 97.7% Freshwater 26% population 211,284 m³/person TITICACA .5% freshwater 4% population 10,174 m³/ person Water Security in Peru Peru has 4.6% of the world´s freshwater , yet 2/3 of Peruvians live on the edge of water stress in the economically vital Pacific Basin

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Highland Peru : Chronic Poverty, Food Insecurity, Rudimentary Irrigation Systems

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Centro de Estudios Sociales Solidaridad in Lambayeque, PERU Haga clic para modificar el estilo de texto del patrón

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IMPROVED WATER MANAGEMENT FOR FOOD SECURITY ADAPTS (2009-11) Free Univ. Amsterdam, BothENDS, AEDES, AcaciaWater. Dutch Funds Use efficiency: 40% gravity 95% drip Store Rainwater

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1. Improving Rural Household Food Security through Reuse of Treated Waste Water in Lambayeque and Arequipa Departments in Peru Karen Kraft, Executive Director AEDES Peruvian Water Forum, GWP S America

2. PACIFIC 1.8% freshwater 70 % population 2,093 m³/person ATLANTIC 97.7% Freshwater 26% population 211,284 m³/person TITICACA .5% freshwater 4% population 10,174 m³/ person Water Security in Peru Peru has 4.6% of the world´s freshwater , yet 2/3 of Peruvians live on the edge of water stress in the economically vital Pacific Basin

5. Highland Peru : Chronic Poverty, Food Insecurity, Rudimentary Irrigation Systems

7. Centro de Estudios Sociales Solidaridad in Lambayeque, PERU Haga clic para modificar el estilo de texto del patrón

9. IMPROVED WATER MANAGEMENT FOR FOOD SECURITY ADAPTS (2009-11) Free Univ. Amsterdam, BothENDS, AEDES, AcaciaWater. Dutch Funds Use efficiency: 40% gravity 95% drip Store Rainwater

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