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What’s water got to do with it? Scarcity, vulnerability and environmental change in a thirsty world

21 October 2005
Venue: 
Overseas Development Institute
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The fourth seminar of an ESRC-funded Seminar Series, 'Water Governance: Challenging the Consensus'.

Speakers:

Professor Jay O’Keefe - WWF Chair of Freshwater Ecosystems, UNESCO-IHE

Dr. Rob Hope - University of Newcastle

Roger Calow - British Geological Survey

Yvan Biot - Livelihoods and Environment Adviser, Asia Directorate, DFID
Srabani Das - WWF-India, Food, Water and the Environment Programme
George Jambiya - WWF-Tanzania

Stephen Merrett - Water Resource Economics and Management

An ODI seminar in the Water Governance: Challenging the Consensus series
Water Policy
Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)
University of Bradford
World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
Presentations
DFID’s approach to water and sanitation in Asia - Yvan Biot

(pdf, 851.17k)

Restoring the Ruaha - George Jambiya, WWF-Tanzania

(pdf, 330.04k)

Groundwater anarchy in SE Asia - can IWRM solve the problem - Roger Calow

(pdf, 2.05M)

A General Theory of Dying Rivers - Stephen Merrett, Water Resource Economics and Management

(pdf, 63.38k)

Lessons and policy implications from DFID research projects - Rob Hope, Uni of Newcastle

(pdf, 577.35k)