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WPI
(redirected from Water Poverty Index)

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WPIWorcester Polytechnic Institute (Worcester, MA)
WPIWatson Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
WPIWholesale Price Index
WPIWhey Protein Isolate
WPIWorld Policy Institute
WPIWater Poverty Index
WPIWorld Press Institute
WPIWorld Patent Index
WPIWhole Person Impairment
WPIWomen's Philanthropy Institute
WPIWaste Policy Institute
WPIWeather Protected Type I (electric motors)
WPIWealth Preservation Institute (St. Joseph, MI)
WPIWisconsin Pain Initiative
WPIWomen and Politics Institute (American University)
WPIWorker Process Isolation (Microsoft)
WPIWork Product Inspection
WPIWest Point Inn (Mill Valley, CA)
WPIWhalley Precision, Inc.
WPIWinter Properties, Inc.
WPIWeight Parameter Initialization
WPIWar Paint Illustrated (print magazine)


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The IWMI analysis, with the help of the new Water Poverty Index developed by scientists at Keel and Wallingford, suggests that the access to water depends not so much on physical water resources of a country but on its GNP/capita.
'More crop per drop'. (PopulationWatch) by Shah, Tushaar / UN Chronicle
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