Governance, Institutions and Participation in the Orange-Senqu Basin

NeWater Deliverable 1.2.1

Publication: Case Study
Citation: Kranz, N., E. Interwies, A. Vorwerk, A. von Raggamby 2005: Governance, Institutions and Participation in the Orange-Senqu Basin. Report to NeWater project, Berlin.

Kranz, N., E. Interwies, A. Vorwerk, A. von Raggamby 2005: Governance, Institutions and Participation in the Orange-Senqu Basin. Report to NeWater project, Berlin.

A River Runs Through It

Transboundary Water in the Amudarya Basin

Year 2008

Publication:Article

Transboundary river basin management, in itself a complex subject due to the variety of countries and stakeholders involved, is facing increasing challenges due to new social, economic and climate-change drivers. In this article, Tom Raadgever, Erik Mostert, Nicole Kranz, Eduard Interwies, and Jos Timmerman analyse the regime features that contribute to adaptive management of these basins.

Assessing Management Regimes in Transboundary River Basins: Do They Support Adaptive Management?

Year 2008

News

Nicole Kranz and Antje Vorwerk of Ecologic paid a visit to the Amudarya Basin in Uzbekistan in May 2006. Main research interests were the information exchange in transboundary river basin management and the co-ordination of international donor organisations in their support for regional water management strategies in the Amudarya Basin. A central event during this trip was the ‘Workshop on Information Exchange in Transboundary River Basins’, held in Urgench, Uzbekistan, organised in co-operation with the Tashkent Institute for Irrigation and Agricultural Mechanisation (TIIM). Experts and scientists from the three main riparian states of the Amudarya – Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan – participated in this international workshop.

Transboundary River Basin Management in Uzbekistan

31 May 2006

Project:FP 6

New Approaches to Adaptive Water Management under Uncertainty (NeWater)

Jan 2005 - Dec 2008

Publication:Report

Kranz N., E. Interwies, A. Vorwerk (2005): Transboundary regimes in the Amudarya basin, Appendix to Deliverable 1.3.1 of the NeWater project, Berlin.

Transboundary Regimes in the Amudarya Basin

NeWater Deliverable 1.3.1

Year 2005

Publication:Document

Kranz, Nicole et al. 2005: NeWater deliverable 1.3.2 Adaptive Water Management in Transboundary contexts. Common Research Agenda. Ecologic, RBA, RIZA, Berlin.

Adaptive Water Management in Transboundary Context

Common Research Agenda

Year 2005

Publication:Report

Kranz, N., E. Interwies, R. Vidaurre (2005): Transboundary Regimes in the Orange Senqu Basin, Contribution to Deliverable 1.3.1 of the NeWater Project, Berlin.

Transboundary Regimes in the Orange Senqu Basin

NeWater Deliverable 1.3.1

Year 2005

Language: English
Authorship: Dr. Nicole Kranz

Eduard Interwies

Antje Vorwerk

Anneke Klasing
Funding: European Commission, Directorate-General Research (DG Research), International
Published by: Ecologic Institute, Germany
Year: 2005
Dimension: 52 pp.
Project: New Approaches to Adaptive Water Management under Uncertainty (NeWater)
Project ID: 1951
Table of contents: Click to show full table of contents

Preamble
Executive Summary
1 Introduction
1.1 Basin description
1.2 Main (transboundary) issues
2 Water management regime in the Orange Basin
2.1 Water policy
2.2 Water law
2.3 Main actors in water management in the Orange basin
2.4 Informal actors
2.5 Interactions between regime elements
2.6 Institutional change
3 Description information management
3.1 Specification of information goals, needs & strategy
3.2 Information production
3.3 Communication
3.4 Information utilisation
4 Evaluation ‘Adaptiveness’
4.1 Formal actors and informal networks
4.2 Legal framework
4.3 Policy development and implementation
4.4 Information management
4.5 Financial
5 List of references
Keywords: Water

Orange-Senqu-Becken, Südafrika, Lesotho

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Kranz, Nicole et al. 2005: NeWater deliverable 1.3.2 Adaptive Water Management in Transboundary contexts. Common Research Agenda. Ecologic, RBA, RIZA, Berlin.