Report says cross border tensions will
increase globally as climate change affects water resources
A new report evaluating the water security
of 165 countries has rated the African nations of Somalia, Mauritania,
Sudan and Niger as being most at risk.
The Water Security Risk Index has been
developed by Maplecroft, a firm specialising in corporate risk intelligence,
to identify risks to the supply chains and operations of multinational
companies. The index uses seven indicators to measure the four key areas
surrounding the issue. These include: access to improved drinking water