Global Water Bankruptcy: What the UN Is Not Saying.
By Riccardo Petrella.
(…) The great silence concerns many fundamental aspects necessary for understanding the nature of water failure and it... Read More
Gqeberha is once again confronting a deepening water crisis that exposes not only infrastructural decay and municipal failure but also the enduring realities of racial capitalism, marked by water apar... Read More
Financing Water Justice: International Aid and Development in the MENA Region.
The need for water justice in the MENA region represents a pressing policy challenge, as governments confront pressures ... Read More
Water justice is a prerequisite in the era of global water bankruptcy.
As we observe the International Day for Water Justice, advancing transformative and justice-centered governance is crucial to ac... Read More
By David Vila Ligero, ATL Director (Ens d’Abastament d’Aigua Ter-Llobregat, Catalonia, Spain) for iagua.
The question is intended to be both provocative and useful. It shakes us up, forces... Read More
Water Defenders Celebrate Ruling Against U.S. Gold Company’s Claim.
A major victory against an exploitative corporate lawsuit in Guatemala.
Water defenders from the Peaceful Resistance La Puya, just ... Read More
By Safa Fanaian, Quentin Grafton and Mai Nguyen (Water Justice Hub, Crawford School of Public Policy, The Australian National University).
Safa Fanaian, Quentin Grafton and Mai Nguyen will be... Read More
Global water security threatened by rising inequality.
Abstract: The global water-scarcity crisis is fundamentally driven by inequality, yet most forecasts overlook equity as a causal factor, leading ... Read More
Whose Peace? Decolonising water diplomacy as a fourth paradigm for justice.
By Mohsen Nagheeby for Water Alternatives.
The politics of being cited but not heard.
If water diplomacy is to deliver peac... Read More
