Informed by decades of literature, water interventions increasingly deploy “gender‐sensitive”
or even “gender transformative” approaches that seek to redress the disproportionate harms …

While there is significant awareness of the importance of addressing water, sanitation and
hygiene (WASH) inequalities, measurement continues to present a challenge. Addressing …

Water insecurity poses a complex challenge for the western United States. Large
populations are exposed and susceptible to physical and social factors that can leave them …

Standard water affordability measures that only account for expenditure on piped water are
unlikely to adequately capture the situation of all users in develo** countries, who often …

The housing unaffordability and cost-of-living crisis is affecting millions of people in US
cities, yet the implications for urban dwellers' well-being and social reproduction remain less …

Centralized water infrastructure is challenged by climate change, infrastructure degradation,
underinvestment, and shifting water demands. In its place, scholars have argued for …

The significance of understanding the effect of income inequality, financial inclusion,
investment, unemployment on economic growth in Africa is imperative in academic …

Water insecurity is the inability to reliably access, use, and benefit from safe and sufficient
water for domestic and livelihood needs and aspirations (eg, Cook and Bakker, 2012; …

Many water scholars believe we are at an inflection point in which new approaches to water
research and management are needed, and I agree. Water insecurity is fundamentally …

This paper adopts the Southern understandings of citizenship in examining the interplays
between risk in its different forms and the construction, experiences, and claims of urban …