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Directions: Read the following passage and answer the question.The UNESCO United Nations World Water Development Report of 2022 has encapsulated global concern over the sharp rise in freshwater withdrawal from streams, lakes, aquifers and human-made reservoirs, impending water stress and also water scarcity being experienced in different parts of the world. In 2007, 'Coping with water scarcity' was the theme of World Water Day . The new Water Report of the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) sounded a note of caution about this silent crisis of a global dimension, with millions of people being deprived of water to live and to sustain their livelihood. Increasing trans-boundary transfer of water between rural and urban areas has been noted in many countries since the early 20th century. A review paper published in 2019 reported that, globally, urban water infrastructure imports an estimated 500 billion litres of water per day across a combined distance of 27,000 km. At least 12% of large cities in the world rely on inter-basin transfers. A UN report on 'Transboundary Waters Systems - Status and Trend' (2016) linked this issue of water transfer with various Sustainable Development Goals proposed to be achieved.[Source - The Hindu, September 15, 2022]Q. What was the theme of the World Water Day 2022?a)Valuing water: Freshwaterb)Groundwater: Making the invisible visiblec)Leaving no one behindd)Nature for water: Exploring nature-based solutions to the water challengesCorrect answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer? for CLAT 2024 is part of CLAT preparation. The Question and answers have been prepared according to the CLAT exam syllabus. Information about Directions: Read the following passage and answer the question.The UNESCO United Nations World Water Development Report of 2022 has encapsulated global concern over the sharp rise in freshwater withdrawal from streams, lakes, aquifers and human-made reservoirs, impending water stress and also water scarcity being experienced in different parts of the world. In 2007, 'Coping with water scarcity' was the theme of World Water Day . The new Water Report of the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) sounded a note of caution about this silent crisis of a global dimension, with millions of people being deprived of water to live and to sustain their livelihood. Increasing trans-boundary transfer of water between rural and urban areas has been noted in many countries since the early 20th century. A review paper published in 2019 reported that, globally, urban water infrastructure imports an estimated 500 billion litres of water per day across a combined distance of 27,000 km. At least 12% of large cities in the world rely on inter-basin transfers. A UN report on 'Transboundary Waters Systems - Status and Trend' (2016) linked this issue of water transfer with various Sustainable Development Goals proposed to be achieved.[Source - The Hindu, September 15, 2022]Q. What was the theme of the World Water Day 2022?a)Valuing water: Freshwaterb)Groundwater: Making the invisible visiblec)Leaving no one behindd)Nature for water: Exploring nature-based solutions to the water challengesCorrect answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer? covers all topics & solutions for CLAT 2024 Exam. Find important definitions, questions, meanings, examples, exercises and tests below for Directions: Read the following passage and answer the question.The UNESCO United Nations World Water Development Report of 2022 has encapsulated global concern over the sharp rise in freshwater withdrawal from streams, lakes, aquifers and human-made reservoirs, impending water stress and also water scarcity being experienced in different parts of the world. In 2007, 'Coping with water scarcity' was the theme of World Water Day . The new Water Report of the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) sounded a note of caution about this silent crisis of a global dimension, with millions of people being deprived of water to live and to sustain their livelihood. Increasing trans-boundary transfer of water between rural and urban areas has been noted in many countries since the early 20th century. A review paper published in 2019 reported that, globally, urban water infrastructure imports an estimated 500 billion litres of water per day across a combined distance of 27,000 km. At least 12% of large cities in the world rely on inter-basin transfers. A UN report on 'Transboundary Waters Systems - Status and Trend' (2016) linked this issue of water transfer with various Sustainable Development Goals proposed to be achieved.[Source - The Hindu, September 15, 2022]Q. What was the theme of the World Water Day 2022?a)Valuing water: Freshwaterb)Groundwater: Making the invisible visiblec)Leaving no one behindd)Nature for water: Exploring nature-based solutions to the water challengesCorrect answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?.

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A review paper published in 2019 reported that, globally, urban water infrastructure imports an estimated 500 billion litres of water per day across a combined distance of 27,000 km. At least 12% of large cities in the world rely on inter-basin transfers. A UN report on 'Transboundary Waters Systems - Status and Trend' (2016) linked this issue of water transfer with various Sustainable Development Goals proposed to be achieved.[Source - The Hindu, September 15, 2022]Q. What was the theme of the World Water Day 2022?a)Valuing water: Freshwaterb)Groundwater: Making the invisible visiblec)Leaving no one behindd)Nature for water: Exploring nature-based solutions to the water challengesCorrect answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer? defined & explained in the simplest way possible. 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A review paper published in 2019 reported that, globally, urban water infrastructure imports an estimated 500 billion litres of water per day across a combined distance of 27,000 km. At least 12% of large cities in the world rely on inter-basin transfers. A UN report on 'Transboundary Waters Systems - Status and Trend' (2016) linked this issue of water transfer with various Sustainable Development Goals proposed to be achieved.[Source - The Hindu, September 15, 2022]Q. What was the theme of the World Water Day 2022?a)Valuing water: Freshwaterb)Groundwater: Making the invisible visiblec)Leaving no one behindd)Nature for water: Exploring nature-based solutions to the water challengesCorrect answer is option 'B'. 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A review paper published in 2019 reported that, globally, urban water infrastructure imports an estimated 500 billion litres of water per day across a combined distance of 27,000 km. At least 12% of large cities in the world rely on inter-basin transfers. A UN report on 'Transboundary Waters Systems - Status and Trend' (2016) linked this issue of water transfer with various Sustainable Development Goals proposed to be achieved.[Source - The Hindu, September 15, 2022]Q. What was the theme of the World Water Day 2022?a)Valuing water: Freshwaterb)Groundwater: Making the invisible visiblec)Leaving no one behindd)Nature for water: Exploring nature-based solutions to the water challengesCorrect answer is option 'B'. 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A review paper published in 2019 reported that, globally, urban water infrastructure imports an estimated 500 billion litres of water per day across a combined distance of 27,000 km. At least 12% of large cities in the world rely on inter-basin transfers. A UN report on 'Transboundary Waters Systems - Status and Trend' (2016) linked this issue of water transfer with various Sustainable Development Goals proposed to be achieved.[Source - The Hindu, September 15, 2022]Q. What was the theme of the World Water Day 2022?a)Valuing water: Freshwaterb)Groundwater: Making the invisible visiblec)Leaving no one behindd)Nature for water: Exploring nature-based solutions to the water challengesCorrect answer is option 'B'. 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A review paper published in 2019 reported that, globally, urban water infrastructure imports an estimated 500 billion litres of water per day across a combined distance of 27,000 km. At least 12% of large cities in the world rely on inter-basin transfers. A UN report on 'Transboundary Waters Systems - Status and Trend' (2016) linked this issue of water transfer with various Sustainable Development Goals proposed to be achieved.[Source - The Hindu, September 15, 2022]Q. What was the theme of the World Water Day 2022?a)Valuing water: Freshwaterb)Groundwater: Making the invisible visiblec)Leaving no one behindd)Nature for water: Exploring nature-based solutions to the water challengesCorrect answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer? tests, examples and also practice CLAT tests.