Information Collections
Information Collections contain most interesting information about international collaboration in water and land resources management and use.
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1996
No. 1 “Reclamation and water economy”
1997
No. 2 “Reclamation and water economy”
No. 3 “Brothers in trouble: Aral Sea Basin analogues”
No. 4 “Reclamation and water economy”
No. 5 “Water is a priceless gift of nature”
1998
No. 6 “Water use in Asia”
No. 7 “Water conservation and water protection measures”
No. 8 “Mekong river basin: example of collaboration”
1999
No. 9 “Water sector in Great Britain and Wells: economy, privatization and pricing”
No. 10 “Water resources management in Spain: modern situation and future development”
No. 11 “Modern situation and problems in irrigation in India”
2000
No. 12 “Water sector problems in South-East Asia (China, Japan, Korea)”
No. 13 “Water for food production in XXI century”
No. 14 “Water sector problems in Australia (Murray-Darling Basin)”
2001
No. 15 “Water security in the world and the region”
No. 16 “Water management in USA”
2002
No. 17 “Water: Ecology and Technology”
No. 18 “ICID Strategy based on sectoral vision “Water for Food and Agricultural Development””
No. 19 “The Middle East — region of water crisis in anticipation of its rise”
2003
No. 20 “Central Asia: view from the outside”
No. 21 “Water management for food security”
2004
No. 22 “The World looks to us”
No. 23 “Water management of China”
2006
No. 24 “Food security and water policy in Central Asia”
2007
No. 25 “Central Asia: multilateral cooperation”
No. 26 “SCADA system in Central Asia”
No. 27 “Water reforms in Central Asia”
2008
No. 28 “Water resources of Mexico”
No. 29 “Water management of Israel”
2009
No. 30 “Water management in Central Asia”
No. 31 “Water resources management in Central Asia”
2010
No. 32 “Water management of Portugal and transboundary water”
No. 33 “Flood control: review of world experience”
2011
No. 34 “Mekong River Commission”
2012
No. 35 “Analysis of the water situation in Afghanistan”
No. 36 ““Water-SMART” Program”
2013
No. 37 “Water management of the People's Republic of China”
No. 38 “Making Water Reform Happen in Mexico”
2014
No. 39 “Water resources management in Australia (water resources, legislation, institutions)”
No. 40 “Evolution of irrigation in the 21st century: best practices”
No. 41 “Water Management in China”
2015
No. 42 “Rivers of the Middle East. Part 1. Euphrates River, Orontes River”
No. 43 “Rivers of the Middle East. Part 2. Tigris River”
No. 44 “Rivers of the Middle East. Part 3. Jordan River”
No. 45 “Water Management in Philippines and Japan”
No. 46 “Water Management in Turkey”
2016
No. 47 “Adaptation to Climate Change: global perspective”
No. 48 “Adaptation to Climate Change: Central Asia experience”
2017
No. 49 “The One Belt and One Road Initiative and Water Resources”
2018
No. 50 “China and the "New Silk Road" : Hydropower and Water Management News in 2017”
No. 51 “Application of innovation technology in the deserts of China, Israel, and Libya”
No. 52 “Review of institutional structure in water sector and land reclamation in different countries of the world”
2019
No. 53 “Central Asia, geopolitics and water - what awaits in the future?”
2020
No. 54 “Hydropower in Russia. Afterword?”
Climate change: dimensions of the problem
Climate change: dimensions of the problem. Part 2
Water resources use and irrigated agriculture: international practices
Irrigated agriculture: international practices
Irrigated agriculture: international practices. Part 2
2021
Climate change: dimensions of the problem. Part 3
Climate change: dimensions of the problem. Part 4
Climate change: dimensions of the problem. Part 5
Irrigated agriculture: international practices. Part 3
2022
COP26: expectations and results
Climate change: scientists' opinions
Climate change: what happened in 2022
Irrigated agriculture: international practices. Part 4
2023
Climate change: COP27 and after
Climate change: results 2022 and forecasts 2023
Ziganshina D.R. - 28th Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change