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Global Water: Issues and Insights

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Part 1: Introduction
1. Introduction
Part 2: Economics
2. Economics
3. Managing residential water demand in the OECD
4. Water finance: Preparing for the next critical juncture
5. Outlining a transition from cost-effective to productive rural water service improvements
6. Improving West African rice production with agricultural water management strategies
7. An assessment of the replacement of traditional irrigation systems by private wells in Tamil Nadu, India
8. Water markets in the Murray-Darling Basin
Part 3: Transboundary governance
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9. Transboundary water governance
10. How ‘soft’ power shapes transboundary water interaction
11. Greater exchange, greater ambiguity: Water resources data and information exchange in transboundary water treaties
12. Opening the black box of river basin organisations
13. The agreement on the Guarani Aquifer: Cooperation without conflict
14. The Brahmaputra: Water hotspot in Himalayan Asia
Part 4: Development
15. Development
16. Improved but not necessarily safe: Water access and the Millennium Development Goals
17. Water supply and sanitation in India: Meeting targets and beyond
18. Mobile water payments in urban Africa: Adoption, implications and opportunities
19. Good governance for state-owned water utilities
20. Water, women and marital violence in a Bangladesh village
Part 5: Energy
21. Energy
22. Water security at the energy crossroads
23. A thirst for power: A global analysis of water consumption for energy production
24. New perspectives on the effects of natural gas extraction on groundwater quality
25. Shale gas for energy security in India: Perspectives and constraints
26. Dams on the Mekong
Part 6: Water concepts
27. Water concepts
28. Understanding water scarcity: Definitions and measurements
29. Water security: Converging toward common understanding through quantification
30. Water footprints: Policy relevant or one-dimensional indicators?
31. Virtual water: Some reservations
32. Virtual water trade means ‘trade in water services’
33. Understanding resilience: Implications for the water sector
Part 7: UNESCO Water Chairs and Centres
34. UNESCO Water Chairs and Centres
35. Promoting cooperation for transboundary water security:The experience of the UNESCO Chair/INWEB
36. The UN Watercourses Convention and its complementary User’s Guide: Indispensable ingredients for global water cooperation
37. Water reuse and wastewater recycling: Solutions to Tehran’s growing water crisis
38. Water services and cooperation

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