Transboundary waters account for a significant portion of global freshwater resources, yet
their management is often challenging. The Nile River basin faces significant challenges …

Anthropogenic pressures, climate change, and hydro-politics pose significant risks for
sustainable transboundary river basin management. We reviewed 4237 publications using …

Develo** a sustainable water infrastructure entails the planning and management of
water systems to ensure the availability, access, quality, and affordability of water resources …

Inter-household water transfer is a common practice in water-scarce regions where
households may rely on their neighbors or broader community to access water. However …

Groundwater is fresh water that is stored in an underground zone, which is less vulnerable
to pollution than surface water and communally used for economic, social, and ecological …

Where wetlands transcend country borders, cooperation is key for their management,
comparable with transboundary rivers and lakes. Building on existing research on rivers …

The security of nations concerning water accessibility by 2030 is under threat due to climate
change, potentially hindering global targets outlined in SDG 6. This study assesses the …

This paper explores the historical context and current dynamics of the transboundary water
issues between India and China. Both countries share multiple transboundary river basins …

This paper argues that hard data, rather than perception-based rhetoric, should drive
hydropolitical engagements over transboundary waters. To do so, the paper talks of the …

This paper examines the role of third parties in sha** transboundary water governance in
the Incomati River Basin, focusing on the Southern African Development Community, the …