Centralized water infrastructure has, over the last century, brought safe and reliable drinking
water to much of the world. But climate change, combined with aging and underfunded …

Highlights•Inclusion of diverse communities in shadow networks advances procedural
justice.•Social learning within shadow networks may enable new governance structures to …

This article reviews extant multidisciplinary literature to uncover existing themes and
directions in the knowledge of the overlap between natural resource scarcity and illicit …

Throughout the past decades, water resource allocation literature has increasingly
addressed equity and justice. Despite this, there is a divergence between what different …

Using data from the seventh round of the Afrobarometer, we find that a greater regional
incidence of corruption in the utilities sector is associated with a reduced likelihood that a …

Water shortage in terms of both physical and economic water scarcity is still a major issue
globally. The looming climate change threat has increased the adverse threats to water …

Public participation in local development is an integral part of democratic agendas across
the world. Yet not much research specifically focuses on people's perspectives of …

ABSTRACT Across Latin America, improved water access in rural areas has primarily been
secured by residents themselves, bolstered by myriad state and nonstate, domestic and …

Climate change is a significant and growing threat to water security in the Pacific Region.
However, little is known about how communities in the region mobilize resources and …

To prevent the spread of COVID-19, governments asked citizens to stay at home. Unlike
coercive measures such as lockdowns, in the case of non-coercive measures, the …