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Managing Groundwater for Drought Resilience in South Asia

World Bank Group - 2020

of South Asia's groundwater resources in the face of climate change and increasing reliance on the resource by dependent … aid reforms of groundwater governance and, thus, greater sustainability of groundwater; in addition, these management … socioeconomic settings with reference to key groundwater challenges. They provide insights and potential solutions, tailored to …

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Indonesia Vision 2045 : Toward Water Security

World Bank Group - 2021

Vision 2045 aims to significantly transform Indonesia with the target of becoming one of the world's top five economies by the time it reaches its centenary in 2045. But is this achievable without considering Indonesia's Water Security? This study reflects on this question in detail, highlights...

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Strengthening Regional Water Security for Greater Resilience in the G5 Sahel

World Bank Group - 2021

The World Bank's historical engagement in transboundary water in West Africa is at a turning point, at a time when the G5 Sahel region faces unprecedented challenges. Therefore, it is time for the World Bank to broaden its water sector approach in the G5 Sahel and shift its focus to establishing...

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Water Matters : Resilient, Inclusive and Green Growth through Water Security in Latin America

World Bank Group - 2022

Water security is a matter of increasing concern across the world and Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) is no exception. With rapidly growing demands for water and increasing variability due to climate change, ensuring water access to all users and mitigating water-related risks should be at...

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Mainstreaming Water Resources Management in Urban Projects : Taking an Integrated Urban Water Management Approach

World Bank Group - 2016

This note provides guidance for cities in developing countries for managing the urban water cycle in a sustainable manner by using an Integrated Urban Water Management (IUWM) approach. After a brief introduction to the concept of IUWM, this note profiles the different IUWM approaches applied in...

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Water for Prosperity and Development : Risks and Opportunities for the Gulf Cooperation Council Countries

World Bank Group - 2017

The aim of this note is twofold: (1) summarize emerging challenges and opportunities for the water sector in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries; and (2) suggest ways to respond to these challenges where the World Bank's Water Global Practice can provide support. Following a description...

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Managing Urban Water Scarcity in Morocco

World Bank Group - 2017

Important challenges such as population growth, urbanization, economic expansion and climate changeare looming over …

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Climate Resilience in Africa : The Role of Cooperation around Transboundary Waters

World Bank Group - 2017

Addressing water-challenges is central to building climate resilience. In Africa, all major waters are transboundary making cooperation on international waters critically important to building climate resilience. Regional-national coordination is needed if the full range of options for building...

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Tanzania Economic Update, November 2017 : Managing Water Wisely

World Bank Group - 2017

The tenth edition of the Tanzania Economic Update covers the state of the economy and includes a near term outlook, with a special focus chapter on one of the most cross-cutting determinants of development outcomes, water resource management. Part One presents a discussion and analysis of...

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Mainstreaming Water Resources Management in Urban Projects : Taking an Integrated Urban Water Management Approach

World Bank Group - 2016

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