World water confab ends calling for commitment by govt's

World water confab ends calling for commitment by govt's

MEXICO CITY, Mexico - Joe Madiath (2nd from R), representative of Indian nongovernmental organization Gram Vikas, smiles after being awarded the Kyoto World Water Prize at the Fourth World Water Forum in Mexico City on March 22.

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