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.
Shared Approach: City networks, a shared approach to sustainable urban development and integrated water management
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.
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.
Shared Watercourses: Examining the evolution of international water law and its impact on transboundary cooperation and conflict.
Shared Responsibility: Examining the evolution of international water law and its impact on transboundary cooperation and conflict.
Shared Protection: Threats and approach to cyber security in the water sector in a transboundary context
Shared Policies: Guest author Mike Hightower shares his insights on the W-E-F Nexus
Shared Financing: This issue considers the role of Climate Finance in addressing water and climate change.
Shared Infrastructure: Challenges and benefits of cross boundary collaboration
