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The global water crisis has affected women and men in many different ways. There is evidence that millions of women carry a double burden of disadvantage from the water crisis. In many instances, water development projects and water privatization restrict women’s access to water, further increasing their burden. In rural Bangladesh, women are primarily responsible for domestic water use and men are mainly engaged in irrigation. However technology-intensive water development initiatives have largely emphasized irrigation, thus facilitating men’s water needs.

Water, women and marital violence in a Bangladesh village