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Register a new userEvolution of drinking water consumption in relation with demographic situation in Tartous governorate
تطور استهلاك مياه الشرب و علاقته بالواقع الديموغرافي في محافظة طرطوس
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2016
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Forestry and Ecology
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العربية
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يتناول هذا البحث تطور استهلاك مياه الشرب في محافظة طرطوس خلال الفترة (2009-2014) و علاقته بالواقع الديموغرافي المستجد فيها بوجود النازحين، و ذلك بهدف تقويم كفاءة استثمار مياه الشرب و تحديد الإجراءات التي من شأنها تنمية هذا القطاع.
This paper examines the evolution of drinking water consumption in Tartous governorate during the period (2009 - 2014) and its relationship to the emerging demographic situation related to the presence of displaced people, in order to evaluate the drinking water investment efficiency and to identify actions that will develop this sector.
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