Beyond the River : A Practitioner Perspective

Building real cooperation on transboundary waters is always a lengthy and complex journey. Embracing cooperation is no simple task for a nation state, not least because of the perceived costs of the erosion of sovereignty, however small that erosion might be. While there are many examples of where...

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Main Authors:	Grey, David, Sadoff, Claudia, Connors, Genevieve
Format:	Chapter
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2016
Subjects:	WATER QUALITY BASIN INTERNATIONAL RIVERS KNOWLEDGE COMMON EROSION FLOODPLAINS WATER MANAGEMENT BASIN DEVELOPMENT CLIMATE CHANGE RIPARIAN COUNTRIES IRRIGATION WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL RIVER BASINS POWER GENERATION SEAS RIVER BASIN BASINS COOPERATION BASIN MANAGEMENT BASIN POPULATION CLIMATE PARTNERSHIP WATER POLICY WATER CLIMATES BIODIVERSITY RIVER BASINS MILLION PEOPLE RIVER DEVELOPMENT HYDROPOWER RIPARIAN STATES POLLUTION FLOOD MANAGEMENT TRANSBOUNDARY RIVER BASINS RIVERS RESEARCH RIVER REGULATION WATERS ENVIRONMENT NAVIGATION RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT DAM RIPARIAN TRANSBOUNDARY WATERS RIVER
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/03/26043862/beyond-river-practitioner-perspective http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24048

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spelling	okr-10986-240482021-05-25T10:54:44Z Beyond the River : A Practitioner Perspective Grey, David Sadoff, Claudia Connors, Genevieve WATER QUALITY BASIN INTERNATIONAL RIVERS KNOWLEDGE COMMON EROSION FLOODPLAINS WATER MANAGEMENT BASIN DEVELOPMENT CLIMATE CHANGE RIPARIAN COUNTRIES IRRIGATION WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL RIVER BASINS POWER GENERATION SEAS RIVER BASIN BASINS COOPERATION BASIN MANAGEMENT BASIN POPULATION CLIMATE PARTNERSHIP WATER POLICY WATER CLIMATES BIODIVERSITY RIVER BASINS MILLION PEOPLE RIVER DEVELOPMENT HYDROPOWER RIPARIAN STATES POLLUTION FLOOD MANAGEMENT TRANSBOUNDARY RIVER BASINS RIVERS RESEARCH RIVER REGULATION WATERS ENVIRONMENT NAVIGATION RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT DAM RIPARIAN TRANSBOUNDARY WATERS RIVER Building real cooperation on transboundary waters is always a lengthy and complex journey. Embracing cooperation is no simple task for a nation state, not least because of the perceived costs of the erosion of sovereignty, however small that erosion might be. While there are many examples of where cooperation is non-existent or weak, there are also examples of robust cooperation. This essay examines these questions through a practitioner’s lens to draw a few lessons from experience on why countries cooperate and how cooperation can be achieved. 2016-04-11T21:09:12Z 2016-04-11T21:09:12Z 2016-01 Chapter http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/03/26043862/beyond-river-practitioner-perspective http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24048 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief
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topic	WATER QUALITY BASIN INTERNATIONAL RIVERS KNOWLEDGE COMMON EROSION FLOODPLAINS WATER MANAGEMENT BASIN DEVELOPMENT CLIMATE CHANGE RIPARIAN COUNTRIES IRRIGATION WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL RIVER BASINS POWER GENERATION SEAS RIVER BASIN BASINS COOPERATION BASIN MANAGEMENT BASIN POPULATION CLIMATE PARTNERSHIP WATER POLICY WATER CLIMATES BIODIVERSITY RIVER BASINS MILLION PEOPLE RIVER DEVELOPMENT HYDROPOWER RIPARIAN STATES POLLUTION FLOOD MANAGEMENT TRANSBOUNDARY RIVER BASINS RIVERS RESEARCH RIVER REGULATION WATERS ENVIRONMENT NAVIGATION RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT DAM RIPARIAN TRANSBOUNDARY WATERS RIVER
spellingShingle	WATER QUALITY BASIN INTERNATIONAL RIVERS KNOWLEDGE COMMON EROSION FLOODPLAINS WATER MANAGEMENT BASIN DEVELOPMENT CLIMATE CHANGE RIPARIAN COUNTRIES IRRIGATION WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL RIVER BASINS POWER GENERATION SEAS RIVER BASIN BASINS COOPERATION BASIN MANAGEMENT BASIN POPULATION CLIMATE PARTNERSHIP WATER POLICY WATER CLIMATES BIODIVERSITY RIVER BASINS MILLION PEOPLE RIVER DEVELOPMENT HYDROPOWER RIPARIAN STATES POLLUTION FLOOD MANAGEMENT TRANSBOUNDARY RIVER BASINS RIVERS RESEARCH RIVER REGULATION WATERS ENVIRONMENT NAVIGATION RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT DAM RIPARIAN TRANSBOUNDARY WATERS RIVER Grey, David Sadoff, Claudia Connors, Genevieve Beyond the River : A Practitioner Perspective
description	Building real cooperation on transboundary waters is always a lengthy and complex journey. Embracing cooperation is no simple task for a nation state, not least because of the perceived costs of the erosion of sovereignty, however small that erosion might be. While there are many examples of where cooperation is non-existent or weak, there are also examples of robust cooperation. This essay examines these questions through a practitioner’s lens to draw a few lessons from experience on why countries cooperate and how cooperation can be achieved.
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author	Grey, David Sadoff, Claudia Connors, Genevieve
author_facet	Grey, David Sadoff, Claudia Connors, Genevieve
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title	Beyond the River : A Practitioner Perspective
title_short	Beyond the River : A Practitioner Perspective
title_full	Beyond the River : A Practitioner Perspective
title_fullStr	Beyond the River : A Practitioner Perspective
title_full_unstemmed	Beyond the River : A Practitioner Perspective
title_sort	beyond the river : a practitioner perspective
publisher	World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate	2016
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/03/26043862/beyond-river-practitioner-perspective http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24048
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