The gender approach to the water sector: common problems and learned lessons Hamdy A., Quagliariello R., Trisorio-Liuzzi G. in

1. Legislation: Legislation often does not sufficiently consider the access of women to land and water in most Mediterranean countries. Women are absent in the decision-making

1. Legislation: Legislation often does not sufficiently consider the access of women to land and water in most Mediterranean countries. Women are absent in the decision-making

Integrated water resource management is the call of time, but, it requires attention to the human aspects of the use, development and management of the limited fresh water

If the project includes the formation of WUAs or Water Boards, criteria for eligibility as WUA- member, Board member or to have water rights or voting rights, should be established

Water plans are generally carried out by the Water Ministers. During the planning process, forecasts of water requirements for the different sectors are made, and environmental

Moreover, the paper analyses the results of the most recent and advanced General Circulation Models for assessing the hydrological impacts of climate change on crop water

In a sample of 67 International S&T cooperation projects (a European investment of more than 50 MEuro) addressing integrated water resources management (IWRM) over the last

Integrated water resource management is the call of time, but, it requires attention to the human aspects of the use, development and management of the limited fresh water