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Managing and Developing the Water Resources Assets in Kaliningrad Oblast, Russia in Support of Economic Growth and Environmental Sustainability
The report demonstrates how effective water resources management can support sustainable economic development in sectors View more
Whose river is it, anyway?
Book Review of Transboundary Water Management: Principles and Practice Edited by Anton Earle, Anders Jägerskog and Joak View more
Regional Water Intelligence Report – The Nile Basin and the Southern Sudan Referendum
Regional Water Intelligence Reports The purpose of the Regional Water Intelligence Reports (RWIR) is to provide regular View more
Capacitating Trustees to Prevent Water Conflicts
After attending a SIWI course on Transboundary Water Management (TWM), Jordanian Mai al-Dergham was tasked by her employ View more
Regional Water Intelligence Report Central Asia
Water is an increasingly strategic resource in the Central Asian region for economic and social development. Water cuts View more
Drainage Basin Security – Prospects for Trade-offs and Benefit Sharing in a Globalised World (the World Water Week Niche Report)
Each year, the World Water Week addresses a theme that fits within a broader niche. This report looks back over the nich View more
Learning to Share Water – TWM International Training Programmes
With over 263 water basins shared by countries worldwide, cooperating over water is not an option, it is necessity. And View more
The TWO Analysis – Introducing a Methodology for the Transboundary Waters Opportunity Analysis
This report presents a conceptual framework that can be used by stakeholders concerned by the development and management View more
Stockholm Water Front No. 3 2007
Over 2500 participants from 113 countries gathered in the Swedish Capital for the 2007 World Water Week in Stockholm to View more
MENA Water Overview: Transboundary Cooperation, IWRM and Opportunities for Swedish Engagement
The challenges facing those involved in the water sector throughout the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) cannot be ov View more