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Improved water pricing can crowd much-needed investments into the water cycle and facilitate transfers from advanced to developing economies, the bank’s economists told Eco-Business.
The cuts reflect a cleaner power mix and weaker industrial emissions, but challenges remain for Japan's 2030 target.
Experts say more help for the marginalised is needed to stop urban development making things worse.
Now the main challenges lie in regional disparities, increased coal-chemical use and volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions.
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