The narrative of reusing water for agricultural purposes is sometimes conceived as being
one of the reasons versus emotions, which might not capture the complexity of the issue at …

Water governance research is confronted with a messy world that is difficult to make sense
of. Mainstream policy approaches tend to simplify and standardise this messiness in ways …

The proactive sustainable management of scarce water across vulnerable agricultural areas
of South Europe is a timely issue of major importance, especially under the recent …

Water consumption continues to grow globally, and it is estimated that more than 160% of
the total global water volume will be needed to satisfy the water requirements in ten years. In …

The successes and failures of water reuse schemes are shaped by complex
interrelationships between technological, economic, and socio-political factors. However, it …

Environmental flows (e-flows) management takes place within a complex social-ecological
system, necessitating the involvement of diverse stakeholders and an appreciation of a …

This introductory article discusses the proliferation of different forms of participation in water
governance. It is argued that creating public value through participation can only succeed …

Smart and water-saving systems recommended for agricultural irrigation are of great
importance for countries and regions with limited water resources. Thus, it is aimed to …

Agricultural land expansion is a solution to address global food security challenges in the
context of climate change. However, the sustainability of expansion in arid countries is …

The rising demand for food production in a changing climate impacts water resources
negatively in semi-arid agro-ecosystems. In the Tsavo sub-catchment of Kenya, this is …