Mexico City - 2006-03-23
Locations (2006-03-23)
- Baghdad (23%)
- Washington (06%)
- London (05%)
- New York (04%)
- Gaza (04%)
- Paris (03%)
- La Paz (03%)
- Kabul (03%)
- Prince Rupert (03%)
- Beijing (03%)
- Miami (02%)
- Santiago (02%)
- Madrid (02%)
- Ottawa (02%)
- Vancouver (01%)
- Delhi (01%)
- Toronto (01%)
- Valparaiso (01%)
- Chicago (01%)
- Jerusalem (01%)
Associated Locations
Associated Articles
- (5) Infoshop News Contributed by: Anonymous
- (3) Arab News, Saudi Arabia Editorial: Challenge of Water
- (2) Xinhua, China World Water Council calls for action against w...
- (2) Viet Nam News Ag... Viet Nam boosts community's participa...
- (2) News24, South Africa Africa not quenching its thirst
- (2) San Jose Mercury... Forum debates world's water crisis
- (2) Monsters and Cri... Delegates reject bid to declare water a b...
- (1) Xinhua, China Chirac: financing key to solve water crisis
- (1) El Universal Onl... Public sector must take initiative
- (1) ABC News Forum Says Governments Must Improve Water
- (1) International He... World support fading for private water ai...
- (1) CTV.ca, Canada Experts gather to discuss water crisis
- (1) OneWorld.net, UK World Water Forum: Privatisation no longer ...
- (1) CNN 148 countries weigh in on safe drinking water
- (1) Xinhua, China World Water Forum ends without declaring water...
- (1) Denver Post, CO Numbers spell out world's problems with ...
- (1) noticias.info, S... World's Water Problems, And Solutions...
- (1) Sify, India Forum urges governments to improve access to saf...
- (1) San Jose Mercury... Forum says governments must improve water
- (1) Jackson NewsTrib... Forum Says Governments Must Improve Water
- (1) Houston Chronicl... Forum Says Governments Must Improve Water
- (1) Xinhua, China World Water Forum ends, water not human right
