2. The blue gold rush – water management and related power structures

Details

  • Full Title

    The blue gold rush – water management and related power structures linked to water availability and access in the context of upland-lowland interactions

  • Scheduled

  • Moderated by

    Stefan Schneiderbauer, Nanki Kaur, Sunita Chaudhary, Jess Delves , Daniel Viviroli

  • Scientific Committee Teams involved

    Risk and Resilience

  • Type

    Synthesis-Workshop

Description

(Clean) water is an increasingly valuable and scarce natural resource provided by uplands to the lowlands. Water management (and particularly equal access to clean water) is an increasingly conflictual topic with high relevance for power structures in mountain areas. This often represents an international dimension as many mountain regions stretch across national borders. The aim of this Workshop is to stimulate exchange among participants about the diversity and multidimensionality of challenges in water management and to advocate for multidisciplinary research and practice in water management with its local specificities in mountain regions worldwide.

Assigned Focus Sessions

ID10: Changes in Snow Cover in Mountainous Regions of the Earth

Focus Sessions

ID28: Highland-lowland systems in water management and resilient societies

Focus Sessions

ID46: Nature-based solutions to water-related risks in mountain regions

Focus Sessions

ID71: The role of commons in mountain regions under global changes

Focus Sessions
4. Social innovation and community resource management
3. Challenges in implementing the Sendai Framework in Mountain Environments
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