Court of Audit: Major Concerns About Water Shortage, Government Must Take More Control
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The drought is a structural problem, and many projects in our country aimed at combating water shortages are facing excessive delays. This is according to the Netherlands Court of Audit following an investigation into 26 projects. The government is not keeping a close enough eye on the situation and must do so to prevent problems and enormous damage in the future, the cabinet's auditor believes. Three-quarters of the investigated projects from …
The implementation of measures to combat freshwater shortages has been delayed. This is the conclusion reached by the Netherlands Court of Audit on Thursday in the report ‘Concerns about Freshwater’. Furthermore, according to the Court of Audit, Minister Vincent Karremans of Infrastructure and Water Management should provide more direction.
The measures the government is taking to arm us against long periods of drought, such as last summer, are facing significant delays. As a result, costs are rising and drought damage is increasing. This is the conclusion of the Netherlands Court of Audit following an investigation.
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Het ParoolThe measures the government is taking to arm us against long periods of drought, such as last summer, are facing significant delays. As a result, costs are rising and drought damage is increasing. This is the conclusion of the Netherlands Court of Audit following an investigation.
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