Titlebook: Water Issues in Himalayan South Asia; Internal Challenges, Amit Ranjan Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exc

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The Politics and Policies of Regional Water Management in Southern China,rces, including water. Understanding these dynamics can provide lessons for policy interventions in similarly situated regions around the world. For a region with more than 45 million inhabitants and yearly economic output in excess of US$1 trillion, the water needs of a growing demand base pressure

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Mapping the Water Disputes in India: Nature, Issues and Emerging Trends,isputes over its allocation as a natural resource have been analysed at many levels. At one level, it deals with actors (local and global, state and non-state, etc.), on the other it maps the issues (groundwater depletion, privatization, inter-sectoral allocation, etc.) as well as laws, policies and

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Multi-stakeholder Hydropower Disputes and Its Resolutions in Nepal,is regard. With the proliferation of hydroelectric industry in Nepal since 1990, disputes between the government, hydropower construction companies, civil society actors, and local communities on issues around environment protection, compensation distribution, benefit sharing and resettlement of dis

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Is Pakistan Running Dry?, If things remain the way they are, it is likely to drop to 860?m. by 2050. It gives a clarion call for ‘rapid development and management of the country’s water resources on a water footing’. To address their water challenges the Pakistani government is relying a lot on the supply side management of

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Book 2020utes. Himalayan South Asia comprises India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, and Afghanistan. All except Afghanistan share river waters with India. Home to some of the major river basins of the world, a part of this region falls into water scarce zone, and according to the United Nations Water R

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Mapping the Water Disputes in India: Nature, Issues and Emerging Trends,nce of macro and micro aspects, manifest and latent conflicts, politics of perspectives/world views, dominance of development discourse to name a few. Based on interdisciplinary approach, it uses the method of Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) to capture the complexities of laws and policies shaping the disputes over water in India.

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The Politics and Policies of Regional Water Management in Southern China,ntinuity, two potential threats deserve attention: climate change and political tension. The pressing policy question for officials and analysts alike is whether collaboration among local governments enhances regional resilience against such threats, specifically regarding the collective governance capacity to adapt to exogenous change.