NEGOWAT

NEGOWAT

The Negotiating peri-urban water conflicts (NEGOWAT) project (2003-2006) is a multi-partner research project financed by the European Union, DFID (United Kingdom) and ASPA (Brazil). In Chennai (India), Sao Paulo (Brasil) and Cochabamba (Bolivia) the project is focused on developing tools to better understand water-related competition and conflicts and to help facilitate negotiations between stakeholders in these areas. (Read more)

This website includes information about Sao Paulo and Cochabamba . For further information on the Chennai case visit: http://www.irc.nl/page/24796

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Synthesis book: "Peri-urban water conflicts: supporting dialogue and negotiation"
(November 2007)

This book proposes a final assessment of the Negowat experience in the three countries where it was implemented: India, Brazil and Bolivia . A first chapter presents the current challenges in water management in peri-urban areas. The three following chapters present an overview of the Negowat experience in each of these three countries. The last chapter focuses on main achievements and lessons learnt. (Cover page y Main text ).

NEGOWAT The Negotiating peri-urban water conflicts (NEGOWAT) project (2003-2006) is a multi-partner research project financed by the European Union, DFID (United Kingdom) and ASPA (Brazil). In Chennai (India), Sao Paulo (Brasil) and Cochabamba (Bolivia) the project is focused on developing tools to better understand water-related competition and conflicts and to help facilitate negotiations between stakeholders in these areas. (Read more) This website includes information about Sao Paulo and Cochabamba . For further information on the Chennai case visit: http://www.irc.nl/page/24796 ANNOUNCEMENTS Synthesis book: "Peri-urban water conflicts: supporting dialogue and negotiation" (November 2007) This book proposes a final assessment of the Negowat experience in the three countries where it was implemented: India, Brazil and Bolivia . A first chapter presents the current challenges in water management in peri-urban areas. The three following chapters present an overview of the Negowat experience in each of these three countries. The last chapter focuses on main achievements and lessons learnt. (Cover page y Main text ).
ICA4 - CT - 2002 10161 (01/2003 a 12/2006) The European Commission Community Research

This project has been approved and financially supported by the Commission of the European Communities. It does not necessarily reflect its views and in no way anticipates the Commission's future policy in this area
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