Several frameworks, concepts and indicators have been developed in the past decades to
help policy makers and water managers improve the sustainability of urban water systems …

Nexus thinking, in the form of integrating water security with agriculture, energy and climate
concerns, is normatively argued to help better transition societies towards greener …

Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) is now a global paradigm. While
conceptions of IWRM principles vary between contexts, it primarily aims to ensure more …

Abstract The effectiveness of Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM) modeling
hinges on the quality of practices employed through the process, starting from early problem …

Abstract Inadequate Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) is often thought to hinder adaptive
management of socio-ecological systems. A key influence on environmental management …

Introduction Integrated water resource management (IWRM) is an ecosystem approach in
which at least:(1) the catchment or river basin1 rather than an administrative or political unit …

IWRM operates within different ideologies, ranging from empiricism to postmodernism when
describing thought; from neorealism to classic structuralism in political economy; and from …

12 ENVIRONMENT VOLUME 49 NUMBER 3 the fledgling democratic government of South
Africa sought to redress the inequities of apartheid's legacy by setting revolutionary water …

This article assesses the relation between water management, environmental degradation
and poverty through a stakeholder analysis focused on the status and management of water …

The concept of benefit-sharing is emerging in the international discourse on transboundary
water resource management with greater intensity than a decade ago. While it sounds …