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Reports and papers.Feb 23, 2018

Water in the Landscape cluster group: Meeting summary, 6 Octobre 2017

The SIWI/SWH coordinator of the Cluster Group, Anna Tengberg, opened the meeting and presented the workplan of the network and expected outputs. The workplan includes five thematic meetings on various aspects of water and landscape management that will lead to the development of a popular science report and a policy brief. Other potential outputs include [ ]

Reports and papers.Jan 17, 2018

Seminar report Urban Climate Change adaptation in the Baltic Region

The seminar for Urban Climate Change adaptation in the Baltic Region started with an introduction from Maggie White, working with international policy at SIWI. Taking part in COP23 a few weeks earlier, she reported back that the role of non-state actors and cities in implementing the Paris agreement was emphasized during the conference. A lot [ ]

Reports and papers.Jan 11, 2018

The multi-track water diplomacy framework

A Legal and Political Economy Analysis for Advancing Cooperation over Shared Waters The twenty first century faces challenges of water governance. In addition to challenges of providing access to water for all, multiple layers of actors from global, national, local, traditional and non-traditional sectors are expected to increase their influences over decision-making on distribution of [ ]

Reports and papers.Jan 11, 2018

Transboundary Water Cooperation over the lower part of the Jordan River Basin

Legal Political Economy Analysis of Current and Future Potential Cooperation Water conflict and cooperation surrounding riparian countries among the Jordan River has been one of the most contentious issues in the Middle East, at times leading to the use of military force. This is particularly true in the lower part of the Jordan River Basin, [ ]

Reports and papers.Aug 25, 2017

SIWI Strategy 2018-2021

This strategy sets the institute’s direction for 2018-2021. It identifies the world’s key water and development-related challenges, and it defines our strengths, goals and methods for meeting the challenges and achieving our mission.

May 26, 2015

The (International) Architecture for Transboundary Water Management

Dr. Marian Neal (Patrick) from the ICWC at SIWI presented on ‘The international architecture for transboundary water management’ at World Water Congress, 26 May 2015. The session: Getting the best out of the global water conventions Recent times have witnessed two major milestones in the evolution of international law relating to transboundary watercourses, namely the [ ]