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Освещение в прессе гендерного распределения труда в водном секторе Узбекистана

Year: 2020

Collections: Scientific Publications, Research Paper

Topics: Gender

Authors: Бозорова М. А.

Countries: Uzbekistan

Source: Central Asian Journal of Water Research

В статье анализируются вопросы освещения в прессе гендерного распределения труда в водном секторе Узбекистана. Предметом исследования определены контент, виды, методы, формы, приёмы и принципы освещения темы в периодических изданиях «Народное слово», «Правда Востока», «Даракчи». Цель научного исследования – изучить на основе анализа деятельность и подходы узбекистанской прессы по освещению гендерного распределения труда в водном секторе, стереотипы в освещаемой теме и пути их устранения.

Sustainable Irrigation: Karez System in Afghanistan

Year: 2020

Collections: Research Paper

Topics: Water

Authors: Azami A., Sagin J., Sadat S. H., Hejran H.

Countries: Afghanistan

Source: Central Asian Journal of Water Research

https://water-ca.org/article/sustainable-irrigation-karez-system-in-afghanistan-2

Устойчивое орошение: система кяризов в Афганистане

Year: 2020

Collections: Scientific Publications, Research Paper

Topics: Water

Authors: Азами Абдулла, Садат Саид Хашмат, Хажран Хежрат Улла Сагинтаев Жанай,

Countries: Afghanistan

Source: Central Asian Journal of Water Research

В статье анализируется ирригационная система кяризов Афганистана, снабжающая водой в настоящее время более 170 000 га сельскохозяйственных угодий, с потенциалом расширения и возможностью стать компонентом устойчивой системы водоснабжения.

Hydrodiplomacy and adaptive governance at the U.S.-Mexico border: 75 years of tradition and innovation in transboundary water management

Year: 2020

Collections: Scientific Publications, Review article

Topics: Water, Water governance Water diplomacy,

Authors: et al., Margaret O. Wilder

Countries:

Source: Environmental Science and Policy

The United States and Mexico have engaged in hydrodiplomacy—a practice of transboundary water management that blends water diplomacy and science diplomacy–for more than 75 years, since the adoption of the Treaty of 1944 and the creation of the International Boundary and Water Commission. We examine six major turning points in U.S.-Mexico hydrodiplomacy to ascertain the key factors in the region’s history of resolving transboundary water issues. We find that recognized adaptive governance indicators—such as social learning, sustained relationships, flexible governance mechanisms, and state and non-state networks are essential elements of hydrodiplomacy. Our research suggests that robust and foundational institutions comprise another key indicator of adaptive governance specifically in transboundary contexts. A commitment to both science and diplomacy have been important components underlying the effectiveness of hydrodiplomacy in the border region. Binational networks involving diverse state and non-state actors at multiple scales have increasingly played a pivotal role in shaping desirable hydrodiplomatic outcomes in the region.