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« Prev \| Next » This video addresses issues around transboundary aquifers. Interventions at one side of the border have impact on the other side of the border. Tensions rise where water is scarce. Examples of Kenya and Uganda are given. The video shows also some examples of cooperative solutions in India and emphasizes the importance of collecting, analyizing and sharing data. More info: IGRAC and TNO Produced by: IGRAC and Tiffin Media Supported by: Partners for Water, Deltares Year: 2008 Language: English Category: Transboundary Water Management Tags: IGRAC, TNO, ISARM, aquifers, groundwater, Cooperation2013 1 2 3 4 5 Rating: 2.9 (131 Votes) 20374 Views		Groundwater The hidden source of life 21840 Views Groundwater Global change and challenge 20763 Views Groundwater The long run 22962 Views Groundwater, The Hidden Water 28615 Views Water from the Sun...the movement is spreading 490 Views Using airborne geophysical surveys to improve groundwater resource management models 4076 Views Water Cycle Experiment 561 Views Water is Life - The Water Retention Landscape of Tamera 2140 Views Download this video (if available) Embed Code Permalink Send to a friend
Video Comments Comments # Alfonso Cortez 2009-10-28 05:31 :-\| It seems to me a very interesting and insightful video on issues that most times are difficult to reach a mutually beneficial solution. I live in and study on the case of the U.S.-Mexico transboundary water issues where solutions beteween two very different countries are mostly difficult to come true, this despite we have one of the most mentioned International Water Treaties(1944). Congrats for this video teach us that when political aspects are resolved the dream of sharing a transboundary water resource will come true. :-) Reply \| Reply with quote \| Quote Refresh comments list RSS feed for comments to this post Add comment Name (required) E-mail (required, but will not display) Website Title Notify me of follow-up comments Refresh Send Cancel JComments