Titlebook: Water Politics and Development Cooperation; Local Power Plays an Waltina Scheumann (Dr),Susanne Neubert (Dr),Martin Book 2008 Springer-Verl

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Water Policy – Water Politicste water politics policy, the chapter focuses on two main ‘sticking points’ in present-day water policy reform processes. (1) The internalization of ‘new concerns’, notably environment and human development, into the mainstream water sector organizations’ professional practice, and (2) the transform

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Towards Implementation of the World Commission on Dams Recommendationss from Nepal and the Mekong Basin to implement parts of the WCD recommendations by conducting national level dialogues and by engaging in long-term planning. The lessons learnt, both through positive and negative outcomes, are useful to improve WCD implementation approaches in future and understand

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Water Policy – Water Politicste water politics policy, the chapter focuses on two main ‘sticking points’ in present-day water policy reform processes. (1) The internalization of ‘new concerns’, notably environment and human development, into the mainstream water sector organizations’ professional practice, and (2) the transform

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Towards Implementation of the World Commission on Dams Recommendationss from Nepal and the Mekong Basin to implement parts of the WCD recommendations by conducting national level dialogues and by engaging in long-term planning. The lessons learnt, both through positive and negative outcomes, are useful to improve WCD implementation approaches in future and understand

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How Global Norms for Large Dams Reach Decision-Makersho was among those who rejected the WCD’s guidelines, has come under severe pressure from diverse actors. However, this can not be attributed to the specific process character employed, but to the WCD’s and NGOs’ political influence on major finance institutions, governments of industrialized countr

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Global Water Governance: Managing complexity on a Global Scaleture is not without obstacles. Here, the voice of rational science is needed providing rationales and programmatic support when implementing governance principles on a global level. The design of a global Water Governance architecture would open a new field of interdisciplinary research.

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Rethinking IWRM Under Cultural Considerationso misunderstandings and even counterproductive effects. The article invites the reader to rethink approaches in IWRM that may be well meaning but are most probably ineffective while giving hints for ways we can create new thinking on water management.