Freshwater Resources
elena
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15 Apr 2011
Because of their small size and particular geological, topographical and climatic conditions, many small island developing States face severe constraints in terms of both the quality and quantity of freshwater. This is particularly the case for low-lying coral-based islands, where groundwater supplies are limited and are protected only by a layer of thin permeable soil. Even where rainfall is abundant, access to clean water has been restricted by the lack of adequate storage facilities...
elena
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14 Apr 2011
Water resources are addressed in the National Programme for Sustainable Consumption and Production for Mauritius Report.
Mauritiusis classified as a water-stressed country, unlikely to provide the level of water required in the future if current consumption patterns continue to rise. Currently, Mauritius has a well developed network supply with many river sources, boreholes, aquifers and reservoirs making up the surface water resources. However, due to its topography and geographical...
admin
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05 Apr 2011
admin
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05 Apr 2011
