The aim of this article is to conduct an evidence-based analysis of stakeholder engagement
in decision-making processes affecting multifunctional irrigation systems. The selection of …

First Nation communities in Canada are disproportionately plagued by undrinkable water
and insufficient household sanitation. In addition, water resource management in First …

The circular economy aims to promote the use of recycled products and to close the nutrient
cycle loop by avoiding nutrient leakage and detrimental environmental effects, while also …

Collaborative water governance in Indigenous territories requires the building of a nation-to-
nation relationship where different water worldviews and knowledges are acknowledged …

ABSTRACT The historic Rideau Canal, spanning 200 km between the Canadian cities of
Ottawa and Kingston, is a world heritage site and recreational waterway. The waterway …

Water governance and ecosystem function in the Canadian prairies are in a state of crisis.
Compounding this crisis, and adding complexity, is the relationship between the water …

The challenge of unstainable agricultural water usage in Korea has continued interminably
despite persisting climate change impacts; thus, necessitating urgent actions to forestall …

Water governance becomes essential to meet societal needs despite water scarcity.
However, in Indonesia, disparities in water governance, especially in the area of water …

Watershed-based planning in Saskatchewan began in earnest after 2006 under the
auspices of the Saskatchewan Watershed Authority. Within a decade, a dozen watershed …

The environmental management of watersheds presents a complex governance issue due
to their large spatial scales that include overlapping jurisdictions, competing interests in …