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The purpose of this article is to test a critical approach to community water rights from the theoretical perspective of water justice. It is documented that the unequal distribution of water is a source of struggles and conflicts that are associated with the processes of accumulation of the dominant users and, from this; the disputes are interwoven around problems regarding quantity, quality and safety in the supply.

El ensayo aborda reflexiones socio-jurídicas sobre la intervención territorial. Tiene como objetivo analizar la legislación mexicana que fundamenta la gestión del territorio y de los bienes naturales. Dicho análisis se entreteje y discute con la perspectiva oficial sobre los territorios vacíos, la construcción de fisuras legales y el discurso que le atribuye intencionalmente una vocación con el fin de intervenirlo y modificarlo.

The documents below intends to compile information on the data that is currently available for each CSRB (Current state and Future Projections) . Descriptions of available data need to be provided for the current situation in the CSRB. The data we request you to list below is actually data that could be used for further analysis rather than final processed information. Please, note that this is a METADATA table. It is NOT intended to compile the data itself but rather to know what data the CSRBs have available.

The following document includes a qualitative description of the river basin. The descriptions highlight the basin’s most important features (i.e. social, economical and ecological key characteristics), historical development and relevant historical events, existing and future development plans for the basin, conflicts, as well as any other information that is relevant. The descriptions of the basins are provided in free format in chapter 1 and in tables in chapter 2.

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Rmel River Basin, BEWATER

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Use the online Mental Modeler Suite, including the Scenario tool (password required)

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The following document includes a qualitative description of the river basin. The descriptions highlight the basin’s most important features (i.e. social, economical and ecological key characteristics), historical development and relevant historical events, existing and future development plans for the basin, conflicts, as well as any other information that is relevant. The descriptions of the basins are provided in free format in chapter 1 and in tables in chapter 2.

The documents below intends to compile information on the data that is currently available for each CSRB (Current state and Future Projections) . Descriptions of available data need to be provided for the current situation in the CSRB. The data we request you to list below is actually data that could be used for further analysis rather than final processed information. Please, note that this is a METADATA table. It is NOT intended to compile the data itself but rather to know what data the CSRBs have available.

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Vipava River Basin, BEWATER

Use the online Mental Modeler Concept Mapping tool

Use the online Mental Modeler Suite, including the Scenario tool (password required)

FCM description: 

The documents below intends to compile information on the data that is currently available for each CSRB (Current state and Future Projections) . Descriptions of available data need to be provided for the current situation in the CSRB. The data we request you to list below is actually data that could be used for further analysis rather than final processed information. Please, note that this is a METADATA table. It is NOT intended to compile the data itself but rather to know what data the CSRBs have available.

The following document includes a qualitative description of the river basin. The descriptions highlight the basin’s most important features (i.e. social, economical and ecological key characteristics), historical development and relevant historical events, existing and future development plans for the basin, conflicts, as well as any other information that is relevant. The descriptions of the basins are provided in free format in chapter 1 and in tables in chapter 2.

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Pedieos River Basin, BEWATER

Use the online Mental Modeler Concept Mapping tool

Use the online Mental Modeler Suite, including the Scenario tool (password required)

FCM description: 

The following document includes a qualitative description of the river basin. The descriptions highlight the basin’s most important features (i.e. social, economical and ecological key characteristics), historical development and relevant historical events, existing and future development plans for the basin, conflicts, as well as any other information that is relevant. The descriptions of the basins are provided in free format in chapter 1 and in tables in chapter 2.

The documents below intends to compile information on the data that is currently available for each CSRB (Current state and Future Projections) . Descriptions of available data need to be provided for the current situation in the CSRB. The data we request you to list below is actually data that could be used for further analysis rather than final processed information. Please, note that this is a METADATA table. It is NOT intended to compile the data itself but rather to know what data the CSRBs have available.

The African Ministers' Council on Water (AMCOW) has released the 2022 Report of the "Implementation of the July 2008 Sharm el-Sheikh Declaration (Assembly/AU/Decl.1 (XI)). This version has been compiled with contributions from 44 Member States through the conduction of self-assessments. The 2022 Africa Water and Sanitation Report marks a significant milestone for Africa's water and sanitation sector. Recognised and supported by key stakeholders, the report provides a comprehensive overview of the continent's current state of water and sanitation.

EMS Tool: Environmental Monitoring System

Management, analysis and visualization of huge and complex datasets is a challenge.

Access to energy services is a priority for sustainable economic development, especially in rural areas, where small- and medium-sized enterprises have many difficulties in accessing reliable and affordable electricity. Western African countries are highly dependent on biomass resources; therefore, understanding the potential of bioenergy from crop residues is crucial to designing effective land-management practices.

This report summarizes the main findings of the different activities that the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission and the different partner institutions are conducting within the framework of the Water Energy Food Ecosystem nexus analysis in sub-Saharan Africa.