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Nedan finner du Swedish Water House rapporter och policy briefs på olika vattenrelaterade teman. Samtliga av våra publikationer är utgivna på engelska.

In 2011  the Swedish Water House conducted a mapping of regional and international actors working in trans-boundary water management (TWM), which aimed to assist the identification of “knowledge gaps” and needs for further actions that could lead to more informed […]

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Transboundary water management: Who Does What, Where?

During 2013 the Swedish Water House and Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) commissioned a rapidassessment to compile experience on results and risks in transboundary water management (TWM). From a larger set of collected documents on international TWM projects, fourteen reports […]

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Background Report – Measuring Results in Transboundary Water Management
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Global energy demand is in a state of flux. A 26 per cent population growth as well as an average global economic growth of 3.5 per cent until the year 2035 are underlying drivers (IEA, 2013). Consequently global energy demand […]

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Charting a Sustainable Path for Renewable Energy Development
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Key Messages Sweden has an ideal oppurtunity to become a more important International partner in Disaster Reduction (DRR) and resistance activities, originating from its strong history of donor support and long engagement in DRR. The Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs […]

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Water and Risk: Developing Sustainable and Resilient Communities
Rapport

Nearly half of the world’s freshwater flows across political boundaries. International cooperation is necessary to ensure that the water resources of a transboundary river basin are equitably shared between upstream and downstream userswith different, and sometimes conflicting, needs, claims andcultures. […]

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Measuring Results in Transboundary Water Management

Investing in the Future, produced jointly by the Swedish Water House and the Millennium Project, is based on the Interim Report of Task Force 7 on Water and Sanitation and seeks to reflect the integrity of the document. Original references, […]

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Investing in the Future

At the United Nations Millennium Summit in September 2000, the largest-ever gathering of world leaders adopted the Millennium Declaration. From the Declaration emerged the Millennium Development Goals, an integrated set of timebound targets for extending the benefits of globalization to […]

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Health, Dignity, and Development: What Will It Take?

Four out of every ten people in the world don’t have access to even a simple pit latrine; and nearly two in ten have no source of safe drinking water. This silent humanitarian crisis kills some 3,900children every day and […]

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Key Recommendations: UN Millennium Project Task Force on Water and Sanitation Final Report

The water necessary to produce the food required for an expanding human population is usually discussed only as an issue of blue water for irrigation (the water we usefrom rivers and aquifers). This discussion neglects that most food production is […]

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Rain: The Neglected Resource

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