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[Title] => World Water Forum urges urban action to meet water challenge
[Summary] => ISTANBUL (Xinhua) - The ongoing World Water Forum, held in Turkey's largest city of Istanbul, urged today priority in action of world cities to meet water challenges.
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[Title] => Experts: Water projects opportunity to stimulate growth
[Summary] => ISTANBUL (Xinhua) - Water projects are an opportunity to stimulate growth, generate jobs and yield high returns against relatively low risk, experts said at the fifth World Water Forum in Turkey, according to a statement of World Water Council (WWC) today.
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[Title] => UN calls for improved management as demand for water rising
[Summary] => ISTANBUL (Xinhua) - The demand for water has never been greater and the vital resource, which plays a crucial role in development and economic growth, needs better management, a UN world water development report says.
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[Title] => UN report: Demand for water increasing
[Summary] => ISTANBUL (Xinhua) -- The demand for water has never been greater, said the UN World Water Development Report III yesterday evening during the 5th World Water Forum held in the largest Turkish city of Istanbul.
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[Title] => World Water Forum opens in Turkey
[Summary] => ISTANBUL (Xinhua) -- The 5th World Water Forum kicked off Monday in Turkey's largest city of Istanbul with the theme of "Bridging Divides for Water," aimed to facilitate solutions to the world's water problems and promote cooperation among states and organizations.
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[Title] => Ramos to address international water meet
[Summary] => Japan’s former Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto, who chairs the national steering committee for the World Water Forum (WWF3) hosted by Japan has invited Former President Fidel Ramos to be a keynote speaker at this gathering of some 8,500 experts, officials and delegates from 150 countries and international agencies.
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[Title] => FVR urges regional water reforms
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Southeast Asian nations must set aside their fragmented water resource
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Warning that even some of the richest reservoirs of renewable fresh water could
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Southeast Asian nations must set aside their fragmented water resource
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fastest growing regions, according to former President Fidel Ramos.
Warning that even some of the richest reservoirs of renewable fresh water could
not meet the pressures of a 500 million population that is expected to grow by
50 percent by 2025, the former chief executive batted for integrated and
holistic approaches to water supply, d
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