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Nowadays © stepmap.de Malawi’s water crisis – originally caused by droughts, flooding and population growth – is being worsened by rampant corruption in awarding contracts to upgrade sanitation systems. Despite decades of clean water efforts, one-third of Malawians still lack access to clean water, and more than half lack decent toilets, according to WaterAid, a UK-registered charity. Some 60% of the population dig boreholes in search of water and 8% drink from unprotected wells, according to Malawi’s Statistics Office. The government’s two decades of efforts to bring clean water to all have stalled, partly due to the effects of climate change, which in turn brought flooding and droughts in different parts of the country. But the failure can also be traced to corruption in awarding contracts for upgrading water systems.

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