A Blueprint for Resilience
The Europe and Central Asia region is highly heterogeneous, and water security challenges vary widely. Although relatively similar, some challenges are of a different size, especially given each country's various geographical, cultural, economic, and political departure points. This assessment...
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Zusammenfassung: | The Europe and Central Asia region is
highly heterogeneous, and water security challenges vary
widely. Although relatively similar, some challenges are of
a different size, especially given each country's
various geographical, cultural, economic, and political
departure points. This assessment explores the main regional
challenges and opportunities related to water security by
delving into the situations faced by each of the three major
subregions: the Danube, Central Asia, and the South
Caucasus. Despite the region’s heterogeneity, a common theme
many countries share is the low and inconsistent political
priority given to water. This report’s goal is, therefore,
threefold: (a) to raise awareness among policymakers of the
importance of prioritizing water (including allocating
adequate funds) for people, the planet, and economic
prosperity; (b) to stimulate national and regional policy
dialogue to harness water for greater economic, social, and
environmental good; and (c) to offer clear, actionable
recommendations that orient policy makers and sector
practitioners toward sustainable, long-term regional water security. |
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