The Transboundary Waters Program at IWMI
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The Transboundary Waters Program at IWMI - Mark Giordano, International Water Management Institute (IWMI) Leader, Water and Society Theme Presentation made to the Strategic Foresight Group IWMI HQ, Battaramulla, 2009
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The Transboundary Waters Program at IWMI
- 1. Mark Giordano (IWMI) Leader, Water and Society Theme Presentation made to the Strategic Foresight Group IWMI HQ, Battaramulla, 2009 The Transboundary Waters Program at IWMI
- 3. Africa’s 63 transboundary basins contain: 93% of the water 77% of the population
- 10. Source:. Share – Managing water across boundaries . Gland, Switzerland (2008) ,<http://data.iucn.org/dbtw-wpd/edocs/2008-016.pdf>
- 14. Change in the global content of transboundary water law Source: Demanding Supply Management and Supplying Demand Management: Transboundary Waters in Sub-Saharan Africa. Lautze, Jonathan and Mark Giordano. Journal of Environment and Development. 16: 290-306. 2007
- 15. Why has it changed? Environmental concerns Source: Demanding Supply Management and Supplying Demand Management: Transboundary Waters in Sub-Saharan Africa. Lautze, Jonathan and Mark Giordano. Journal of Environment and Development. 16: 290-306. 2007
- 16. Source: Demanding Supply Management and Supplying Demand Management: Transboundary Waters in Sub-Saharan Africa. Lautze, Jonathan and Mark Giordano. Journal of Environment and Development. 16: 290-306. 2007
- 17. But Africa follows the Institutional trend Africa Global Source: Demanding Supply Management and Supplying Demand Management: Transboundary Waters in Sub-Saharan Africa. Lautze, Jonathan and Mark Giordano. Journal of Environment and Development. 16: 290-306. 2007
- 21. Water Productivity in Selected Irrigation Schemes Source: Mobin Ahmad et. al, 2009, Karkheh Basin Focal Project Report, Unpublished
- 22. Hawr Al Azim Wetland Desiccation Year 1973-76 Year 2000 Source: Mobin Ahmad et. al, 2009, Karkheh Basin Focal Project Report, Unpublished
- 23. The potential for high politics? Source: Water for Food, Water for Life : A Comprehensive Assessment of Water Management in Agriculture , IWMI, 2007
- 24. Groundwater Banking in Central Asia Source: Bucknall, et al.70, Irrigation in Central Asia: Social, Economic and Environmental Considerations, The World Bank, February 2003.
- 25. Flow of the Narin River, Uzbekistan Source: Compiled by Akmal Karimov, (IWMI-Central Asia), 2009
- 26. Sokh Aquifer Source: Akmal Karimov, (IWMI-Central Asia), 2009
Editor's Notes
- Hawr Al Azim is also another important issue being internationally observed! Because of the remaining of Mesopotamia marshland. However plans like Karkheh Dam and water export to Kuwait can affect this. Also Iraq did not help the plan of restoration during Saddam Hussein because of draining up the marshland for security! This area is also mine polluted and also oil –and gas rich which makes it even more important!
- Source: Comprehensive Assessment of Water Management in Agriculture . 2007. Water for Food,Water for Life: A Comprehensive Assessment of Water Management in Agriculture. London: Earthscan, and Colombo: International Water Management Institute