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2018 Abstract Volume

A compilation of the oral and written scientific presentations chosen to be part of World Water Week 2018 Seminars.

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Conclusions and recommendation<br />

There is potential for incorporating complementary grey and green infrastructure as sustainable<br />

infrastructure across Africa, especially as a tool that can achieve different targets under SDG6 and address<br />

the Energy-Food-Water Nexus challenge. However, at first glance, the conditions and enabling environment<br />

for applying this appear to be more limited than in other global locations. The study reveals a number of<br />

factors that are important for successfully developing sustainable infrastructure - including clear connections<br />

between water source and beneficiaries, the presence of active leadership, etc., which should enable more<br />

extensive use in the future and take the lead.<br />

Seminar: Sustainable infrastructure for inclusive green growth 112

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