The Role of International Cooperation in Operationalizing the Nexus in Developing Countries: Emerging Lessons of the Nexus Observatory
Meyer, Kristin and Kurian, Mathew, "The Role of International Cooperation in Operationalizing the Nexus in Developing Countries: Emerging Lessons of the Nexus Observatory" in Water-Energy-Food Nexus: Principles and Practices ed. Salam, P. Abdul, Shrestha, Sangam, Pandey, Vishnu P. and Anal, Anil K. (New Jersey: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2017), 89-102.
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Author Meyer, Kristin
Kurian, MathewBook Editor Salam, P. Abdul
Shrestha, Sangam
Pandey, Vishnu P.
Anal, Anil K.Chapter Title The Role of International Cooperation in Operationalizing the Nexus in Developing Countries: Emerging Lessons of the Nexus Observatory Book Title Water-Energy-Food Nexus: Principles and Practices Publication Date 2017 Place of Publication New Jersey Publisher John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Start page 89 End page 102 Language eng Abstract International cooperation constitutes an important means of strengthening nexus understanding and provides the framework for applying nexus principles in practice. Development history shows that a more holistic approach taking account of economic, social, and environmental concerns is necessary for sustainable development. Both the nexus approach to the management of environmental resources and the role of international cooperation are assessed for their mutual benefits. It is argued that holistic assessments of interlinkages and trade‐offs between sectors (water, energy, agriculture) and resources (water, soil, waste, ecosystems) provide a platform for increased international and multi‐stakeholder cooperation. Similarly, a review of case studies shows that regional and international cooperation promotes mutual learning, dialogue, and data and knowledge sharing, which in turn advances the implementation and operationalization of the nexus approach. Copyright Holder American Geophysical Union Copyright Year 2017 Copyright type All rights reserved ISBN 9781119243137 -
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