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Regional and transboundary water conflicts within and between nations are widespread all over the world, but such conflicts are not always a priority issue in

IUCN and partners joined forces in a new partnership designed to strengthen cooperation in transboundary basins. The newly established ‘Shared Waters Cooperation Facility’ is a

While transboundary rivers, lakes and aquifers, accounting for 60 per cent of global freshwater flows, are of crucial importance for the sustainable development and political

At a conference on 26 November Yan Zhiyong, chairman of the state-owned Power Construction Corp of China, announced plans to build a new hydropower dam

The Shared Waters Cooperation Facility is a global convening platform that brings together diverse partners, inter-governmental organisations and technical and knowledge partners to coordinate and

Great news! U.S. Congress approved funds for the USGS to continue baseline water quality monitoring at the international border for Southeast Alaska’s transboundary rivers to

As the CIWA program enters its tenth year, we look back at how CIWA support has helped navigate complexities and unique political economies, using lessons

On December 15, the U.S. Department of State launched the Mekong Dam Monitorin collaboration with the Stimson Center and Eyes on Earth.

In October the Middle East Water Forum* (MEWF) staged a webinar on transboundary water governance. The event brought together 350 water experts from 52 countries to