Words into Action Implementation Guide for Addressing Water-Related Disasters and Transboundary Cooperation

A UNECE-UNESCO report highlights that only 28% of transboundary water agreements are fully operational, undermining resilience to floods and droughts. The lack of cooperation on shared water resources delays global efforts to address climate challenges.

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This brief provides an overview of methods and tools to assess the cascading effects that multiple events may have on critical infrastructure and social groups and a summary of their application in a Swedish case study.

This paper developed an impact chain via desk study and expert consultation to reveal key drivers of flood risk for agricultural livelihoods and their interlinkages in the Lower Mono River Basin of Benin.

As dangerous glacial lake outburst floods proliferate, countries need to find ways to manage and mitigate transboundary climate-related disasters.

In this study, authors assess the impact of these drivers on transboundary water stress in the past and future.

The report aims to start unpacking relationships between water and migration. The data used in this report are collected from available public sources and reviewed in the context of water and climate. A three-dimensional (3D) framework is outlined for

A shared river basin of Quang Nam province and Da Nang city, the Vu Gia – Thu Bon river basin faces a range of management issues dealing with the allocation of water across various time frames, during both flood season and dry season. These questions

Observation networks in space provide routine flood data that officials can use to understand transboundary dam operations and to guide flood management strategies. Communities that are downstream from dams, such as some living in the Mekong River basin, now have many ways to see and prepare for potential dangers.