Better monitoring of microbial hazards in Ethiopia's Akaki Watershed will improve water quality for Addis Ababa's 5 million residents

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2023-04-03

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CGIAR Initiative on One Health. 2024. Better monitoring of microbial hazards in Ethiopia's Akaki Watershed will improve water quality for Addis Ababa's 5 million residents. Colombo, Sri Lanka: International Water Management Institute (IWMI)

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water quality; microbial contamination; wastewater; faecal pollution; antimicrobials; monitoring; water pollution; watersheds; sewage treatment; households; health hazards
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Ethiopia
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Eastern Africa; Southern Africa
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United Kingdom; CGIAR Trust Fund
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One Health
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Nutrition, Health and Food Security

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