In many ways, current treaty arrangements for cooperation over shared water resources among Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay - the five riparian states in South America's La Plata basin - have been relatively successful. These arrangements, mostly bilateral and trilateral partial...

Water reporting, let your story flow -- Beyond politics, knowledge bridge in Indus basin -- Reporting on water diplomacy: Does gender matter? -- The minister, the prophet and God's eye -- Covering water in time of conflicts -- Water reporting beyond dry pieces, nurture your coverage -- Reporting...

Trans-boundary water resources are often a cause of conflict among riparian entities. Increasing demand for water resources and deterioration of existing water sources underscore the need to resolve conflicts over the allocation of consumption and pollution rights among conflicting uses and...

As multiple countries share a river, the likelihood of a water resource conflict from climate change could be higher between countries. In this paper, we demonstrate how countries can cooperate in transboundary water sharing in a sustainable way, given the impacts of climate change. We...

Intro -- The Multi-Governance of Water -- Contents -- Illustrations -- 1. Introduction: Conceptual Elements by Matthias Finger, Ludivine Tamiotti, and Jeremy Allouche -- 2. The Mekong River Basin: Comprehensive Water Governance by Nantana Gajaseni, Oliver William Heal, and Gareth Edwards-Jones...

Intro -- Contents -- 1. Why mobilizing financial resources for transboundary water cooperation and basin development is important? -- 2. What are the main financial needs at basin level to enhance cooperation and sustainable development? -- 3. What are the main financing and funding sources...