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Weinlich, Silke / Max-Otto Baumann / Erik Lundsgaarde (2020)
Deutschland ist ein großzügiger Geber im UNDS. Seine Finanzierung ist allerdings vielfach zweckgebunden und fragmentiert. Um den Multilateralismus wirksam zu unterstützen, sollte die Bundesregierung ihr Vorgehen stratgischer und kohärenter ausrichten.
The Emscher River restoration project reveals usage conflicts associated with the long-term revitalisation of the water system. This modification process requires coordination between sectors and local authorities, particularly the water, open space development and nature conservation sectors.
South Africa’s water legislation is recognised for its ambitious adoption of Integrated Water Resource Management. However, implementation is hindered by conflicting hierarchical and network-based governance styles and lack of coordination between western administration and traditional authority.