Transboundary Water

According to the Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI), regional cooperation on transboundary waters is a public good that benefits all parties and can open new opportunities for riparian states to sustainably develop water resources. Resources available in this sub-theme include guidelines on the utilization of wastewater between nations and institutional mechanisms for the assessment of transboundary aquifers, among other resources that support effective management of transboundary waters.

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Transboundary Water Resources

Friends of the Middle East: Final Program Report: Good Water Neighbors Project

Published: 
December 31, 2013
U.S. Agency for International Development
The "Good Water Neighbors" (GWN) project was carried out in 28 cross-border communities in the region; 11 Palestinian communities, 9 Israeli communities and 8 Jordanian communities. Each community partnered with a neighboring community on the other side of the border/political divide. The...Read more
Regional focus: 
JordanMiddle East and North Africa

Cooperative Marine Technology Program for The Middle East: Annual Report for 1991

Published: 
March 1, 1992
U.S. Agency for International Development
The numerous socioeconomic developments in Egypt and Israel have had a significant impact on the coastline of the Nile Littoral Cell. in return, the Mediterranean Sea's actions have had major effects on the societies of those two countries. Four major cities: Alexandria, Port Said, Tel Aviv,...Read more
Regional focus: 
Middle East and North Africa

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