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Factors Causing low Compliance in the Formation of Community Water Funds: Through Community Theatre for Developement Approach (COTDA). Kimanzichana Vijana Troupe, Mkuranga District Tanzania
Water scarcity is the most important environmental constraint to development, particularly in areas that face limited water in terms of quantity and quality, water availability is closely linked to human welfare and health by affecting nutrition status. All in all fresh water is the source of life.
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