IWRM Score (SDG 6.5.1)

Status of implementation
Very high (91 to 100)
High (71 to 90)
Medium-high (51 to 70)
Medium-low (31 to 50)
Low (11 to 30)
Very low (0 to 10)

Details on the SDG 6.5.1. scores and data collection process and methodology can be found on the IWRM Data Portal About SDG 6.5.1.

Below you will be able to find a tailored selection of resources and case studies that relate to Turkey. We also encourage you to connect with our members of our network of IWRM practitioners that have specific country expertise and interest for Turkey.

Resources

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Minimizing greenhouse gas emissions of an industrial wastewater treatment plant in terms of water–energy nexus

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Revisiting the causal nexus between coal energy consumption, economic growth, and pollutant emission: sorting out the causality

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The nexus among climate change, economic growth, foreign direct investments, and financial development: New evidence from N-11 countries

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Empirical investigation on energy dependence-consumption nexus: Evidence from Turkish natural gas market

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A simple algorithm for reducing the operation frequency of residential water pumps during peak hours of power consumption

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Energy–growth nexus revisited: an empirical application on transition countries

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Rethinking electricity consumption and economic growth nexus in Turkey: environmental pros and cons

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Testing the environmental kuznets curve hypothesis: Evidence from Egypt, Kenya and Turkey

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Turkey’s water policy in the Euphrates-Tigris Basin

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Does asymmetric nexus exist between agricultural land and the housing market? Evidence from non-linear ARDL approach

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Case studies