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  • Ken Conca on Transboundary Water Basin Management

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    Friday Podcasts  //  Water Stories (Podcast Series)  //  January 18, 2019  //  By Linsey Edmunds & Truett Sparkman

    “When we start talking about water in the context of security, we’re immediately drawn to a conversation about conflict. And that’s often framed in terms of scarcity of water and a real zero-sum game around water, where scarcity begets grievances, which beget instability and conflict,” says Ken Conca, Professor at American University’s School of International Service, in this week’s Water Stories podcast. Of the world’s 276 transboundary water basins, fewer than half are governed by an agreement or accord that allocates use of the shared water between countries—and less than a quarter of these accords include all the riparian states in a basin.

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  • Doris Kaberia on Public-Private Partnerships and Holistic Approaches to Water Management in Kenya

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    Friday Podcasts  //  Water Stories (Podcast Series)  //  January 11, 2019  //  By Truett Sparkman

    Doris Kaberia 235“You cannot separate water and health,” says Doris Kaberia in this week’s Water Stories podcast. “People need safe drinking water for them to be healthy.” Kaberia works with Millennium Water Alliance, a coalition of international NGOs working on water sanitation and hygiene around the world, where she manages a Kenyan water program.

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  • Sandra Ruckstuhl on Capturing Practical Lessons on Water, Conflict, and Cooperation

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    Friday Podcasts  //  Water Stories (Podcast Series)  //  December 14, 2018  //  By Kathryn Gardner & Truett Sparkman

    Sandra Ruckstuhl 235We realized “there was a need for a toolkit on water,” says Sandra Ruckstuhl in this week’s Water Stories podcast, “with a focus of conflict and conflict mitigation, but also peacebuilding.” Ruckstuhl, a consultant for the World Bank who has researched water programs in Yemen and the Middle East, helped the Wilson Center produce USAID’s Water and Conflict toolkit, which documents examples of successful development interventions focused on water and peacebuilding.

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  • Aaron Wolf on Transboundary Water Conflict and Cooperation

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    Friday Podcasts  //  Water Stories (Podcast Series)  //  November 30, 2018  //  By Evan Barnard & Sharif Wahab

    Aaron Wolf 235“Countries—even countries that don’t like each other much—have, and continue to have, conversations over water resources, even when they won’t about other issues,” says Aaron Wolf, Director of Water Conflict Management and Transformation at Oregon State University, in this week’s Water Stories podcast.

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