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Category Archives: Transboundary
Water Think Tanks, part 1
“The true values of water are still not reflected in all water related decision-making” John Joyce, SIWI There are many research institutions dedicated to understanding water utilization and management. Water is the sole purpose at a number of such institutions. … Continue reading
Regional Development Banks role in water; part 2 of a series on development banks and water.
“A prolonged period of low public investments in irrigation has resulted in poor service to farmers, which in turn is demotivating farmers from making their own investments in agricultural inputs.” Wouter Arriens, Lead Water Resources Specialist ADB Development Banks loan … Continue reading
The World Bank’s role in water: part 1 of a series on development banks and water.
“While the percent of population with access to improved facilities increased since 1990 in all regions, the number of people living without access has increased due to slow progress and population growth. In 2008, 2.6 billion people had still no … Continue reading
Independence and Water
With the recent American Independence Day and the upcoming first anniversary of independence for South Sudan, there are a number of issues with water in newly independent states. South Sudan recently gained independence from Sudan and is within the Nile … Continue reading
Finding Data on the Water Crisis
There is a coming global water crisis which is being discussed in the mainstream media. This blog is going to be a place to discuss the social science side of the problem and what organizations are out there working to … Continue reading