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Participatory modelling to support decision making in water management under uncertainty: Two comparative case studies in the Guadiana river basin, Spain

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2013

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Parallel Tracks or Connected Pieces?: UN Peace Operations, Local Mediation, and Peace Processes

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2020

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Malawi: BASEflow’s Cyclone Idai Flood Response using mWater

2020

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Handbook on costing gender equality

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2022

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A. Enabling Environment
A1.01. Preparation of a National Water Resources Policy
A1.02. Policies with Relation to Water Resources
A1.03. Climate Change Policies
A1.04. Gender and Water Policies
A1. Policies
A2.02. International Water Law
A2.04. The Rights of Rivers
A2.05. Human Rights Based Approach
A2. Legal Frameworks
A3.01. National IWRM Plans
A3.02. Basin Management Plans
A3.03. Groundwater Management Plans
A3.04. Coastal Zone Management Plans
A3.05. Integrated Urban Water Management Plans
A3.06. Integrated Drought Management Plans
A3.07. Integrated Flood Management Plans
A3.08. National Adaptation Plans
A3. Planning for IWRM Implementation
B. Institutional Arrangements and Participation
B1.01. Regulatory Bodies and Enforcement Agencies
B1.02. Local Authorities
B1.03. Monitoring and Evaluation Bodies
B1.04. Impact Assessment Committees
B1.05. Water Integrity and Anti-corruption
B1. Regulation and Compliance
B2.01. Public sector water utilities
B2.02. Private sector water service providers
B2.03. Community-based water supply and management organisations
B2. Water Services
B3.01. Transboundary Organisations
B3.02. National Apex Bodies
B3.03. Civil Society Organisations
B3.04. Basin Organisations
B3.05. Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships
B3. Coordination
B4.01. Information Gathering and Sharing Networks
B4.02. Training Water Professionals
B4.03. Communities of Practice
B4. Capacity Development
B5.01. Gender Analysis
B5.02. Gender Indicators
B5.03. Intersectional Methods
B5.04. Climate Change and Gender
B5.05. Agriculture, Irrigation and Gender
B5.06. WASH and Gender
B5.07. Gender Responsive Budgeting
B5. Addressing Gender Inclusion
C. Management Instruments
C1.01. Risk Assessment
C1.02. Vulnerability Assessment
C1.03. Stakeholder Analysis
C1.04. Social Assessment
C1.05. Ecosystem Assessment
C1.06. Environmental Impact Assessment
C1.07. Strategic Environmental Assessment
C1.08. Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis
C1.09. Nexus Framework
C1.10. Source-to-Sea Management
C1. Assessment Instruments
C2.01. Geographic Information System
C2.02. Shared Vision Planning and Collaborative Modelling
C2.03. Serious Games
C2.04. Socio-Hydrological Modelling
C2.05. Monitoring and Evaluation Systems
C2. Decision Support Systems
C3.01. Demand Efficiency
C3.02. Supply Efficiency
C3.03. Recycle and Reuse
C3.04. Nature Based Solutions
C3. Efficiency in Water Management
C4.01. Pricing for Water and Water Services
C4.02. Water Markets
C4.03. Tradable Pollution Permits
C4.04. Pollution Charges
C4.05. Subsidies
C4.06. Payments for Ecosystem Services
C4. Economic Instruments
C5.01. Youth Engagement and Empowerment
C5.02. Behaviour Change Communication
C5.03. Virtual Water
C5.04. Valuing Water
C5.05. Corporate Stewardship
C5. Promoting Social Change
C6.01. Negotiation
C6.02. Facilitation and Mediation
C6.03. Conflict Management
C6.04. Water Diplomacy
C6. Dialogue
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D. Finance
D1.01. Evaluating Water Investments
D1.02. Economic Value of Water
D1.03. Business Model Canvas
D1.04. Water-Related Financial Disclosures
D1.05. Impact Investment Market Maps
D1. Building a Water Investment Rationale
D2.01. Integrated National Financing Frameworks
D2.02. Strategic Financial Planning
D2.03. Generating Basic Revenues for Water
D2.04. Repayable sources of finance for water
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The Costs of Meeting the 2030 Sustainable Development Goal Targets on Drinking Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene

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2016

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The Costs to Developing Countries of Adapting to Climate Change: New methods and estimates

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2010

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The Delphi Technique as a Forecasting Tool: Issues and Analysis

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1999

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The Doctrine of Prior Appropriation and Its Impact on Water Development: A Critical Survey

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1973

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The DPSIR Framework

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2004

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The Dublin Statement on Water and Sustainable Development

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1992

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The Dynamics and Discourses of Water Allocation Reform in South Africa

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2009

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The Economic Commission for Europe Water Convention and the United Nations Watercourses Convention: An analysis of their harmonized contribution to international water law

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2015

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The Economic Value of Moving Toward a more Water Secure World

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2013

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The Effectiveness of Multi-Stakeholder Dialogues on Water: Reflections on Experiences in the Rhine, Mekong, and Ganga-Brahmaputhra-Meghna River Basins

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2017

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The effects of the universal metering programme on water consumption, welfare and equity

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2021

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The Effects of Volumetric Pricing Policy on Farmers’ Water Management Institutions and Their Water Use: The Case of Water User Organization in an Irrigation System in Hubei, China

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2017

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