London Poor management of water resources could stifle economic growth in some of the world's most rapidly developing economies including India, according to research commissioned by banking group HSBC.
The study, by consultancy Frontier Economics, estimates that by 2050 the world's ten most populous river basins will be producing a quarter of the globe's gross domestic product, compared with 10 percent now.
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