Climate change is a large-scale and emerging environmental risk. It challenges
environmental health and the sustainability of global development. Wastewater irrigation …

Water allocation is essentially an exercise in allocating available water to various
demanding users. Water allocations merely based on a water rights approach usually do not …

Due to the effect of climate change, rapid population growth and widespread water pollution,
fresh water becomes an increasingly scarce natural resource. Optimal allocation of water …

Water resource allocation in multinational river basins has been a major concern for all
riparian countries. From the perspective of cooperative and sustainable water resource …

While transboundary flood events have become more frequent on a global scale the past
two decades, they appear to be overlooked in the international river basin (IRB) cooperation …

Indigenous people have a significant stake in water resource management arising from
customary socio-ecological relationships, in which water is a highly valued element or …

Based on research in peri-urban areas, this paper explores questions of water justice in the
context of emerging global cities. With the growth of large cities, authorities focus on meeting …

In many international river basins disputes over property rights to water lead to inefficient
water allocation and a waste of resources. In this paper, we examine how contested water …

Water access, demand, usage and management become complex due to the crossing of
multiple boundaries: political, social and jurisdictional, as well as physical, ecological and …

In Germany, community-based climate-protective decisions were measured on micro up to
macro levels, and the role justice appraisals play in decision-making was investigated in …