The rapid rise in inequality is often seen to go in-hand with resource overuse. Examples
include water extraction in Pakistan, land degradation in Bangladesh, forest harvesting in …

As elusive as the concept of equity may be, it has nevertheless been placed at the heart of
global water policy. Yet inequities in access to water and participation in water resources …

In response to the climate change, hydrologic and environmental changes and increased
uncertainties, implication of water resilience in a context of water governance is essential for …

This paper analyses the resilience of the French territories of Saint-Martin by considering the
issue of drinking and sanitary water supply system recovery in the aftermath of hurricane …

In this study, we propose a concise framework that integrates stakeholder insights,
specifically from farmers, into hydrological modeling (Soil and Water Assessment Tool Plus …

Future water security is a growing concern throughout the world. In the UK, this concern is
particularly concentrated in south-east England where water scarcity is exacerbated by …

Water utilities rely on technological interventions to achieve household water efficiency. This
practice is critiqued as seeking to appeal to the financial interests implied by people's role as …