Kathmandu, Nepal - As part of its 50th-anniversary celebrations, Water International, a flagship publication of the International Water Resources Association (IWRA), has released a powerful second issue for 2025. This edition expands its thematic scope to address two critical global concerns: Conflict and Water and Water Reuse, alongside insightful analyses of transboundary cooperation and governance across regions such as Latin America, Europe, and the Mediterranean.
This landmark publication showcases the complex interplay between water management, climate change, and geopolitical challenges. Highlighted case studies include:
War-Impacted Irrigation Systems in Ukraine: Exploring how ongoing conflicts affect agricultural water infrastructure and the strategies being implemented to mitigate these impacts.
Innovative Grey Water Reuse in Spain: Delving into pioneering approaches that repurpose wastewater to address resource scarcity, a model for sustainable water use amid global environmental crises.
The issue underscores the importance of collaborative governance and policy innovation in shaping sustainable water futures. Transboundary cooperation initiatives featured in the edition offer valuable lessons for regions grappling with shared water resources under growing climate pressures.
As the world faces intensified challenges tied to water scarcity, quality, and equitable access, this edition of Water International serves as a vital resource for policymakers, researchers, and practitioners striving for sustainable water solutions.
Join the Conversation
The IWRA invites readers to engage with this milestone publication and contribute to the global discourse on water policy and innovation. For full access, visit IWRA’s official website.
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