The Himalayan Rivers have an enormous hydropower potential that is still not exploited fully for the benefit of the …

. Different concepts of carbon (Rees, 1992) and water footprints (Hoekstra, 2011) have emerged as indicators that provide …, water, and energy (FWE) (Daher & Mohtar, 2012). One example out of many potential interdependencies among FWE resources is … food, water, and energy, as well as the water footprint of food, the water footprint of energy, the carbon footprint of …

in households) with access to different types of water and sanitation facilities, and from socio-economic and child … belonging to different treatment groups, defined by water types and sanitation facilities, with children in a control group. We …

divisions help explain the wide variation in access to tap water across rural India. Studies linking social fragmentation to … for access to tap water in rural India. Communities that are heterogeneous in terms of caste (within the majority Hindu … religion) have lower access to tap water than correspondingly homogeneous communities. Communities that are fragmented across …

Normative ideals for 'good water management' have proliferated the last twenty years. However, evidence of effective … water management ideals into practice. The purpose is to demonstrate the importance of politics and power for water … between actors, institutions and power in the political processes involved. It is argued that the political economy of water …