Growing population, increasing urbanization, and rural to urban migration, coupled with the
ongoing climate change, threaten the sustainability of cities, particularly in develo** …

Climate change affects the global water cycle and has the potential to alter water availability
for food–energy–water production, and for ecosystems services, on regional and local …

The ambiguity of competing 'water security'interpretations obscure the inherently political
dimensions of water. Being explicit about how water security is conceptualised reveals the …

As tends to be the case in other large, develo** countries, Mexico is a nation of strong
meteorological, hydrographic and social contrasts throughout its territory, which impact the …

The objective of this study was to discuss how natural factors associated with poor land use
policy and ineffective water resources management triggered a severe water crisis in a …

Water security in the Cirebon Metropolitan Region (CMR) is under threat from regular flood
and drought events, rapid urbanisation and climate change. This study used the Guttman's …

While water security is widely regarded as an issue of global significance and concern, there
is not yet a consensus on a methodology for evaluating it. The difficulty in operationalizing …

The correlation between the development of a regional economy and the degree of
infrastructural development of a country or its territory is a common practice. Considering …

Given its rapid social and economic development, China has been facing increasingly
severe water security issues, including resource scarcity, uneven temporal/spatial resource …

Abstract The United Nations (2013) defined water security as the capacity of a population to
safeguard sustainable access to adequate quantities of acceptable quality water for …