Water governance research is confronted with a messy world that is difficult to make sense
of. Mainstream policy approaches tend to simplify and standardise this messiness in ways …

Background Safe drinking water is a fundamental human right, yet more than 785 million
people do not have access to it. The burden of water management disproportionately falls …

Some epistemologies remain marginalized in political ecology. Here I demonstrate why it is
important to learn from various relational margins to further advance the field. Insights and …

Gender equality is critical to achieving transformative action, policies and change towards
sustainable ocean management. However, historically women have been largely excluded …

As public and private water policies fail to address urban water insecurity in the Global
South, community‐based water governance (CWG) has emerged as an alternative …

This study combines the use of feminist political ecology and a water-energy-food nexus
lens to analyze gender, age and social class in women's experiences with small-scale solar …

The novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic is having a significant global impact
on livelihoods, health, and general well-being. This policy brief argues that in low-income …

Water sharing offers insight into the everyday and, at times, invisible ties that bind people
and households with water and to one another. Water sharing can take many forms …

In coastal regions that traditionally depend on ecosystem services, sustainable development
is of paramount importance. Within Colombia, a strong national policy focus on using natural …

The paper examines the extent, nature, and factors affecting women's involvement in
participatory irrigation institutions of eastern India. Effective participatory water institutions …