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The political economy of water insecurity in Central Asia given the Belt and Road initiative

Written by cajwr on November 12, 2019. Posted in Article, Socio Economics, Water Government & Law.

Patrick Martens Maastricht School of Management, Netherlands Email: martens@msm.nl December 06, 2018. https://doi.org/10.29258/CAJWR/2018-RI.v4-1/79-94.eng Technical...

Economic evaluation of the Sponge City program in China: Case study of Changde city

Written by cajwr on November 12, 2019. Posted in Article, Socio Economics, Water Government & Law.

Xiao Liang Department of International Economics and Trade, College of Economics, Shenzhen University Shenzhen, Guangdong province, China Email: x.liang@yahoo.com December...

International and domestic water law in Central Asia – implementing international law obligations regarding transboundary waters: the role of domestic water legislation

Written by cajwr on November 12, 2019. Posted in Article, Water Government & Law.

Stefano Burchi Chairman, International Association for Water Law (AIDA), Italy Email: stefano.burchi@gmail.com April 25, 2018 https://doi.org/10.29258/CAJWR/2018-RI.v4-2/59-68.eng Opinion...

Assessment of the hydroecological state of the Syrdarya delta

Written by cajwr on November 11, 2019. Posted in Article, Hydro Engineering. Leave a Comment

Dinara Arystambekova1*, Niels Thevs2, Madina Tursumbayeva1 1Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, Almaty, Kazakhstan 2International Center for Research of Agroforestry (ICRAF),...

The political economy of water insecurity in Central Asia given the Belt and Road initiative

Economic evaluation of the Sponge City program in China: Case study of Changde city

International and domestic water law in Central Asia – implementing international law obligations regarding transboundary waters: the role of domestic water legislation

Assessment of the hydroecological state of the Syrdarya delta

State-facilitated bottom up in agricultural water governance and sustainability of solutions to recurring water stress: a case study from smallholders’ perspective in Uzbekistan