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Tsutsumi Jun-ichiro Giorgos

Intra-seasonal Variation of Rainfall and Climate Characteristics in Kabul River Basin

Year: 2017

Collections: Scientific Publications

Topics: Water, Climate

Authors: Klove B., Shokory Jamal Abdul Naser, Tsutsumi Jun-ichiro Giorgos, Yamada Hiroyuki

Countries: Afghanistan

Source: Central Asian Journal of Water Research

https://water-ca.org/article/intra-seasonal-variation-of-rainfall-and-climate-characteristics-in-kabul-river-basin
Tulemisova G.

Ecological monitoring of the water bodies of the Ural-Caspian basin

Year: 2021

Collections: Scientific Publications

Topics: Water, IWRM

Authors: Tulemisova G., Amangosova A., Abdinov R., Kabdrakhimov G., Dzhanzakova B.

Countries: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan

Source: Central Asian Journal of Water Research

https://water-ca.org/article/ecological-monitoring-of-the-reservoirs_eng
Tuula Honkonen

Finland’s cooperation in managing transboundary waters and the UNECE Principles for Effective Joint Bodies: Value for water diplomacy?

Year: 2018

Collections: Scientific Publications, Review article

Topics: Water, Water diplomacy

Authors: Tuula Honkonen, Annukka Lipponen

Countries:

Source: Journal of Hydrology

This paper analyses Finland’s cooperation arrangements in the light of the Principles and assesses the extent to which Finland’s transboundary water commissions reflect the good practices specified in the Principles. Taking a wider perspective, the paper also examines the elements of the principles and their practical realisation with a view to understanding better their promotion of water diplomacy. Relevant features include, inter alia, the competency and representation of the joint institution, its accountability and the extent to which public participation is permitted, and the cooperative mechanisms in place.
T. V. Antyufeeva

International water development problems in the transboundary Irtysh River basin: “new” solutions to old problems

Year: 2019

Collections: Conferences

Topics: Water governance, Water diplomacy, Transboundary Water Resources, Transboundary cooperation, Hydropolitics

Authors: B. A. Krasnoyarova, Y. I. Vinokurov, T. V. Antyufeeva

Countries:

Source: IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science

This article examines the complex challenges of water management in the transboundary Irtysh River Basin shared by China, Kazakhstan, and Russia. The authors emphasize that intensive water withdrawals by China and ongoing infrastructure development in Kazakhstan are contributing to water resource depletion and ecosystem degradation, particularly in the downstream reaches of the river. The study discusses proposed inter-basin water transfer projects aimed at addressing water scarcity, as well as the environmental risks associated with industrial pollution. Particular attention is given to Russia’s limited engagement in transboundary water governance and the need to establish trilateral institutional mechanisms for the joint management of shared water resources. The authors argue that achieving international consensus is essential to preventing further ecological deterioration of the basin. The study concludes by advocating a shift from isolated technical solutions toward an integrated transboundary water governance framework.