Ganges-Brahmaputra-Meghna

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Working Transboundary: Building Resilience and Democratizing Governance in the Brahmaputra Basin

The Brahmaputra River has repeatedly been the centre ground of diplomatic hostility between China, India and Bangladesh. With no transboundary...
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The Time is Ripe for a Brahmaputra River Treatise

Last month, representatives of civil society organizations from five countries came together in Kathmandu, Nepal for a three-day workshop to...
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Ganga Rejuvenation Must Go Beyond Lip Service

The rejuvenation of the Ganga figured prominently in the manifesto of the Bharatiya Janta Party, which took over the reins...
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Guest Blog – The UN Watercourses Convention Enters Into Force

A victory for international water law, but great challenges still loom on the horizon. In a great victory for international...
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A Photo Journey Through Uttarakhand

Earlier this year before the southwest monsoons set in, our regional team decided to pay a visit to the Indian...
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Life-Giving Deltas Starved by Dams

The Indus Delta – here at Keti Bandar – is being eroded by the sea. Emily Woodhouse The deltas of...
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China’s Domestic Dam Plans Draw Ire At Home and Abroad

From March 2013 World Rivers Review China’s State Council – the country’s ultimate decision-making body – announced its new Energy...
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The Baral River

The Baral River originates from the big river Padma (the local name of the Ganges that entered into Bangladesh from...
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Toriqul Isalm: Jalangi and Chandana Rivers

Today I will tell a story of how a bread earner (trans-boundary) river has started to die because of the...
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India’s Dammed Rivers Suffer Fisheries Collapse

From December 2012 World Rivers Review Fishing Groups Take Steps to Fight Back It may surprise many that India is...