Water quality and quantity decline due to anthropogenic factors and climate change,
affecting 2.3 billion people in water-scarce areas, of whom 733 million reside in Asia, Africa …

Much has been written on hydropolitics, or on the interplays between transboundary water
resource issues and politics. This article builds on recent calls for more research on the role …

The last decade has witnessed rapid progress in energy cooperation between the countries
of the BBIN (Bangladesh, Bhutan, India and Nepal) sub-region. Cooperation has been …

Despite a proven record of accurate floodplain mapping, complex hydrodynamic models
lack efficiency due to their data-intensive approach and high computation time. As fast …

Trust-building, one of the key tools in diplomatic negotiations and peace processes, is an
essential way to promote cooperation over transboundary waters shared by several …

Floods are natural hazards which do not respect psychological, institutional, regional and
national borders based on territorial sovereignty and all the riparian countries get affected by …

Global biodiversity targets have been lauded for spurring conservation action at the national
scale as part of efforts to halt global biodiversity decline (1). However, the scope and scale of …

India and China are huge, neighboring Asian countries that bear the largest populations and
the oldest traditions about rivers–the deep-rooted" Mother"/" God" river identity makes rivers …

Urban and rural areas often meet their water demands from a shared stock of finite water
resources. Against the changing climate, the rising water demands in fast-growing urban …

This article analyses the media reporting on conflicts and cooperation in the Brahmaputra
River basin. We used 2437 newspaper articles published between 2010 and 2020 from the …