Water Government & Law – Page 3

Analysis of engineering properties of rock mass of Shah-wa-Arus dam site, Kabul, Afghanistan

Written by cajwr on April 11, 2019. Posted in Article, Water Government & Law.

Abdulhalim Zaryab1*, Mohammad Ibrahim Najaf1, Mohammad Zia Jamal1 1Kabul Polytechnic University, Kabul, Afghanistan *Corresponding author: a.zaryab@kpu.edu.af April 15,...

International water law for transboundary aquifers – a global perspective

Written by cajwr on April 10, 2019. Posted in Article, Water Government & Law.

Raya Marina Stephan Water law expert, Water International, Paris, France Email: raya.stephan@yahoo.com April 10, 2018. https://doi.org/10.29258/CAJWR/2018-RI.v4-2/48-58.eng Research...

The importance of economics and governance for the water sector in Kazakhstan, the issues and tools for better water management

Written by cajwr on March 11, 2019. Posted in Article, Socio Economics, Water Government & Law.

Meine Pieter van Dijk UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water education in Delft, the Netherlands Email: dijkm@msm.nl March 11, 2019 https://doi.org/10.29258/CAJWR/2019-R1.v5-1/1-17.eng Review...

International watercourses, international water law and Central Asia

Written by cajwr on February 7, 2019. Posted in Article, Water Government & Law.

Richard Kyle Paisley International Waters Governance Initiative, University of British Columbia IAR, Vancouver, Canada V6T1Z2 Email: rpaisley@mail.ubc.ca February 07, 2018. https://doi.org/10.29258/CAJWR/2018-RI.v4-2/1-26.eng Research...

Benefit-sharing framework in transboundary river basins: the case of the Eastern Kabul River Basin-Afghanistan

Written by cajwr on August 5, 2018. Posted in Article, Socio Economics, Water Government & Law.

Fahima Sadeqinazhad1*, Said Shakib Atef 2, Devendra M Amatya3 1 AZMA Vocational Institute & Green Social Research Organization, GSR 2 Green Social Research Organization,...