World Water Policy
- Publisher:
- Wiley
- Publication date:
- 2022-02-22
- ISBN:
- 2639-541X
Description:
World Water Policy (WWP) is a unique, peer-reviewed English language journal devoted to creating a platform for the world's emerging water leaders and thinkers. The journal is dedicated to encouraging and disseminating new thinking about water policy and practice, about the education that supports it, and about the interrelationships between them.
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Latest documents
- Knowledge, attitudes, skills, and aspirations of farmers in Abu Dhabi and Western Australia on groundwater management: A comparison study
- An application of Integrated Water Resource Management principles to flood risk mitigation in Mossman, North Queensland, Australia
- Editorial—Jeff Camkin and Susana Neto
- Strengthening International Water Security: The European Union’s proposal
- Best management practices for agricultural nonpoint source pollution: Policy interventions and way forward
- Development of an e‐learning course to disseminate guidelines for effective promotion of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) initiatives in Cambodia
- Issue Information
- Defining the investment value of Water Entitlements
- Water in the world: Reflections on a zoom conference between year 7 geography students from Melbourne, Australia and a water professional
- Connecting the dots: A showcase of emerging integrated water management thinking and practice
Featured documents
- Knowledge, attitudes, skills, and aspirations of farmers in Abu Dhabi and Western Australia on groundwater management: A comparison study
- Editorial—Jeff Camkin and Susana Neto
- Assessing the implementation of Payments for Hydrological Ecosystem Services in Peru through a bottom‐up stakeholder analysis: Case study of Lima, Peru
- Strengthening International Water Security: The European Union’s proposal
- Best management practices for agricultural nonpoint source pollution: Policy interventions and way forward
- Policy diagnostics for Pakistan’s water security challenge
- The need for awareness raising, advocacy, and capacity building in Integrated Water Resources Management toward sustainable development: A case study in Malaysia
- Shared river basins in disputed territories: A case study of Indus and Brahmaputra
- The survival of mankind requires a Water Quality and Quantity Index (WQQI) and Water Applied Testing and Environmental Research (WATER) Centers
- Alqueva dam in the Guadiana River Basin—Past and future of illusive water abundance