Water Conflict and Cooperation/Organisations and Projects
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UNESCO
Water Cooperation Initiatives: Middle East
- Environmental management and planning as a tool for promoting sustainable coexistence between Israelis and Palestinians
- GLOWA Jordan River
- Sustainable Management of Available Water Resources with Innovative Technologies (SMART)
- Culture of Water Program
- Water for Peace in the Middle East
- CollectiveWater - From conflict to collective action: Institutional change and management options to govern trans-boundary water courses
- The Middle East Desalination Research Center (MEDRC)
- Public Awareness and Water Conservation
- Red Sea-Dead Sea Water Conveyance Study Program
- Regional Water Banks Project (RWDBP)
- Good Water Neighbors (GWN) Project
- Track II Palestinian-Israeli Water Rights Negotiations
- The Palestinian-Israeli Water Issues Dialogue,18th-21st August 2008, Geneva.[1]
- Coordinators: Geneva Initiative (Palestinian and Israeli NGO) and Annapolis Friends Peace and Justice Center (Quaker group, USA)
- Palestinian and Israeli engineers, as well as representatives with close ties to the Israeli government and Palestinian National Authority, met for three days of intense discussions on the difficult water issues. Israeli and Palestinian teams had been formed in advance to develop a model agreement on water that was negotiated during the meeting with international assistance from advisors and mediators.
- The draft water agreement is to be offered to official government negotiators as a possible framework for water cooperation in the “final status agreement” that would bring peace to Israelis and Palestinians.
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