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Type:
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Working Paper |
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Author:
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Carriger, Sarah |
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Date:
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2009 |
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Agency:
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Global Water Partnership/Swedish International Development Agency, Stockholm, Sweden |
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Series:
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Policy Brief 8 |
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URI:
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https://hdl.handle.net/10535/5002
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Sector:
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Water Resource & Irrigation |
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Subject(s):
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policy analysis
water management
poverty alleviation
social behavior
security
environmental protection
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Abstract:
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"Advancing water security to reduce poverty and environmental degradation. Ensuring that water is a key part of national development amid growing competition for water. Addressing critical development challenges to water security such as climate change. These goals lie at the heart of the vision and mission of GWP and its partners. But achieving any of these goals will require changes in water policies and institutions. Change is a political process and therefore a negotiated one. It is informed by a host of factors—history, public perception, development challenges, and social and economic context. There are no universally applicable solutions. Nevertheless, analysis from experiences of change does reveal common elements among the successes and among the failures. This brief is intended to provide practical guidance to those involved in the critical process of social change and learning."
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