Water
Refreshing our water resources
Water Governance in Cities
What are the challenges for the future? At a time when most of the world’s…Governance of Europe’s Waters
The European Water Framework Directive is a successful – although imperfect – model for international…Singapore’s Water Story
A streamflow towards self-sufficiency and sustainable development From water scarcity and rationing, Singapore has come…Aquaviva
Comprising a series of similar shots of water in motion...Investing in Water Around the Mena
There is a looming water crisis that is beginning to manifest itself in very serious…From Conflict to Context-based Metrics
The stories of the Cauvery and California’s Central Valley Few things convey conflict like an…The Rhone and the Power of Its Waters
Managing and protecting a great European river. The Rhone, like all great rivers, brings risks…Yemen: The Story of Nothing
Aid agencies and international NGOs warn that almost...Addressing Water Scarcity in Jordan
Climate change, human activities and demographic pressure are exacerbating water scarcity in Jordan. Rainwater harvesting,…Douzinas: On the Crisis and Resistance
Excerpts from an interview by Slovenian journalist, Boštjan Videmšek, about the European crisis and popular…Innovation in Water
The water industry has a unique influence and impact on the sustainability of the environment.…An Integrated Vision of Water Resources Management
For any civilization, adequate water resources are essential to survival. The great civilizations of Mesoamerica…Water Cooperation for Sustainable Development
Water is fundamental for life and survival on Earth. The use of water has intensified…Malta Confronting Water Challenges
Malta represents the water supply challenge confronting many countries in the Mediterranean region. Although its…Redefining West Asia
The positive changes in the Arab world herald a new era for millions of people.…Mare Nostrum
The history and culture of the Mediterranean region are intimately linked to water. To ensure…The Plastic Reef Project, Part 2
Maarten Vanden Eynde’s Plastic Reef (2008-2012) is a sculpture made from melted plastic debris collected…The Plastic Reef Project, Part 1
Belgian sculptor, Maarten Vanden Eynde, talks to Revolve Magazine about the development of his Plastic…The Nile: Shifting Balance of Powers
Despite closer cooperation between the Nile Basin countries, tensions over water sharing are likely to…More posts