Loan Diep

Loan Diep is a consultant working with IIED's Human Settlements research group

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Loan Diep ([email protected]) is a consultant working with IIED's Human Settlements research group

Insights

About 1.5 million Syrians are currently in Lebanon. The influx has added complexity to an already fragile system of water provision (Photo: Loan Diep)

Water in MENA: ripple effects in times of conflict

Insight, 12 December 2017

Woman using a public water tap in Kliptown, Soweto, Johannesburg, South Africa. Johannesburg uses 32 different indicators to assess progress towards its strategic goals. Indicators need to reflect the needs of marginalised and vulnerable groups (Photo: Ray Muzyka, Creative Commons via Flickr)

The value and limits of urban sustainability indicators

Insight, 21 April 2015

Publications

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An urban refugee dividend?

15 August 2025

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Water, crises and conflict in MENA: how can water service providers improve their resilience?

01 October 2017

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Supporting water service providers during conflicts

01 June 2017

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Decentralisation in West Africa: the implications for urban climate change governance

01 February 2016