| Issue 17, Transboundary Carbon - Valuation | Shared Values:
The true cost of carbon must fully internalize its externalities. Net Zero commitments from governments to companies are heavily reliant on buying carbon offsets. Are we valuing carbon correctly? - Part 3 of 3 | February, 2024 |
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| Issue 16, Transboundary Carbon - Technology | Shared Reductions:
Carbon emissions everywhere cause climate change anywhere. Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) offers an alluring solution to undo pollution of the past. Can it scale to reach Net Zero by 2050, or will it just prolong the inevitable? - Part 2 of 3 | December, 2023 | |
| Issue 15, Transboundary Carbon - Cooperation | Shared Damage:
From the latest IPCC Summary Report to COP28's First Global Stocktake the world is behind course to transition to a low-carbon economy and meet the Paris climate targets. This issue series looks at the problem of transboundary carbon from cooperation, technology, and valuation - Part 1 of 3 | July, 2023 | |
Issue 14, Peace Parks and Integrated Water
Resources Management | Shared Governance:
This practitioner
briefing unpacks water governance
and management structures in a
peace park setting to see how they
have contributed to integrated
water resources management at
the national and transboundary
level. | December, 2022 | |
| Issue 13, Water Finance | Shared Costs:
Water is a primary driver of climate change, yet its financing has long been neglected and its price undervalued. Water finance is unique both politically and economically, and should be more thoughtfully addressed. | October, 2022 | |
| Issue 12, Groundwater | Shared Soil:
Groundwater flows are a critical unseen part of the water cycle. Making the
invisible visible is the theme of World Water Day 2022, the
year of Groundwater. | April, 2022 | |
Issue 11, Harnessing private sector support for transboundary water
| Shared Corporate Engagement:
This briefing looks at contemporary shared frameworks, policies, processes and standards of corporate engagement in transboundary water settings with reference to case studies to consider where we are and where we might want to go. | December, 2021 | |
| Issue 10, Water and Urban Development | Shared Approach:
City networks, a shared approach to sustainable urban development and integrated water management | November, 2021 | |
Issue 9, Transboundary Water Technologies
| Shared Innovation:
Technology can help to solve transboundary environmental problems and increase the efficiency of natural resource use. However, innovative tools must be matched with political will. | August, 2021 | |
Issue 8, Gender and Transboundary Water
| Shared Participation:
Four guest authors apply a gender lens to the challenges of water security and transboundary cooperation, and discuss methods for achieving the SDG of Gender Equality in the water sector. | January, 2021 | |
Issue 7, International Water Law
| Shared Watercourses:
Examining the evolution of international water law and its impact on transboundary cooperation and conflict. | November, 2020 | |
Issue 6, Transboundary Dams
| Shared Responsibility:
Examining the evolution of international water law and its impact on transboundary cooperation and conflict. | May, 2020 | |
Issue 5, Water Cyber Security
| Shared Protection:
Threats and approach to cyber security in the water sector in a transboundary context | January, 2020 | |
Issue 4, Water-Energy-Food Nexus
| Shared Policies:
Guest author Mike Hightower shares his insights on the W-E-F Nexus | December, 2019 | |
Issue 3, Climate Finance
| Shared Financing:
This issue considers the role of Climate Finance in addressing water and climate change. | November, 2019 | |
Issue 2, Wastewater
| Shared Infrastructure:
Challenges and benefits of cross boundary collaboration | October, 2019 | |
Issue 1, Wastewater
| Shared Infrastructure:
Challenges and benefits of cross boundary collaboration | September, 2019 | |
