Integrated water resources management in Central Asia: The challenges of managing large transboundary rivers

Integrated water resources management in Eastern Africa: Coping with ‘complex’ hydrology

Integrated water resources management in the Caribbean: The challenges facing Small Island Developing States

National Drought Management Policy Guidelines - A Template for Action

Northern Africa: Water, Climate and Development Programme for Africa

Perspectives Paper: Beyond increasing block tariffs

Planning for a water secure future Lessons from water management planning in Africa

Policy Brief - Social Equity: The Need for an Integrated Approach

Policy Brief: Integrated Urban Water Management (IUWM): Towards Diversification and Sustainability

Policy Brief: International Law - Facilitating Transboundary Water Cooperation

Policy Brief: The Economic Value of Moving Toward a More Water Secure World

Securing Water, Sustaining Growth

Southern Africa: Water, Climate and Development Programme for Africa

Strategic Framework, Policy Brief No.1, Water Security for Development in an Uncertain Climate

Strategic Framework, Policy Brief No.2, Building on the Foundations of Integrated Water Resources Management

Strategic Framework, Policy Brief No.3, Ensuring Adaptation At All Levels

Strategic Framework, Policy Brief No.4, Managing Risks and Making Robust Decisions for Development

Strategy 2009-2013

Summary – Strategic Framework for Water Security and Climate Resilient Development

TEC Background Papers No 13 - Managing the other side of the water cycle: Making wastewater an asset

TEC Policy Brief 1, Unlocking the door to social development and economic growth: how a more integrated approach to water can help

TEC Policy Brief 2, Water and sustainable development: Lessons from Chile

TEC Policy Brief 3, Gender mainstreaming: An essential component of sustainable water management

TEC Policy Brief 4 - How IWRM will contribute to achieving the MDGs

TEC Policy Brief 6, How to integrate IWRM and national development plans and strategies and why this needs to be done in the era of aid effectiveness