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Title page

Contents

Acknowledgments 3

Executive summary 6

1. Introduction 9

2. Setting the scene: urbanisation trends 9

3. What does urbanisation mean for Dutch development priorities? 10

3.1. Water management 10

3.2. Climate change and risk reduction 13

3.3. Sexual and reproductive health rights 17

3.4. Food security 20

3.5. Emergency aid 22

3.6. Peace, security and conflict 24

4. Key cross-cutting issues 27

4.1. Politics, power and governance 27

4.2. Equity and marginalisation 29

5. Conclusions 30

5.1. Where to work 30

5.2. How to work 30

5.3. Other issues to address: land tenure, informal settlements and livelihoods 32

References 33

Figures

Figure 1. Years by which selected countries will achieve 100% coverage of improved water supply (left) and sanitation (right) sources, according to current projections 12

Boxes

Box 1. What makes the urban environment distinctive? 10

Box 2. Organisations, networks and service delivery models relevant to water management 14

Box 3. Organisations and networks relevant to climate change and risk reduction 17

Box 4. Organisations and networks relevant to SRHR 20

Box 5. Organisations and networks relevant to food security 22

Box 6. Organisations, networks and studies relevant to emergency aid 25

Box 7. Organisations, networks and studies relevant to peace, security and conflict 27

Box 8/Box 7. Research gaps 31

Box 9/Box 8. Urban financing 32