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Editorial: China–Africa relations
This issue of Waterlines examines three very different themes: the involvement of China in the water and sanitation sector in Africa; the performance of rural water supplies delivered by handpumps; and the question of how to pay – and who should pay – for the full costs of water services.
This issue of Waterlines examines three very different themes: the involvement of China in the water and sanitation sector in Africa; the performance of rural water supplies delivered by handpumps; and the question of how to pay – and who should pay – for the full costs of water services.
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