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Water Front Articles

Cutting-edge articles excerpted from SIWI’s flagship magazine, Stockholm Water Front.

A Little Light Relief? (December 2007)
Urban Sanitation: Politics in a Dirty World (December 2007)
Holistic Hygiene for Human Health (December 2007)
Taking from the Top: Looking Upstream in India (December 2007)
2007 SIWI Year in Review: Looking Back, Striding Forward (December 2007)
From Field to Fork – Wastage of Water in the Food Chain (October 2007)
Outputs from the World Water Week (October 2007)
Get Ready: Adopting to Water and Climate Change (October 2007)
Bioenergy: Changing the Water Playing Field (October 2007)
Global Warming: Water the Main Mediator (June 2007)
Meet the Stockholm Water Prize Laureate (June 2007)
From Pure Aid to Demanded Support (June 2007)
Water for Food, Water for Life – Influencing What Happens Next (June 2007)
What Implications Does Economic Progress Have for Water? (May 2007)
Global Warming: What Can We Expect? (May 2007)
Micro-credit – a Nobel Peace Prize Winning Initiative (May 2007)
Improving Water Quality Gives American the 2007 Stockholm Water Prize (May 2007)

Beyond Scarcity: Power, Poverty and the Global Water Crisis (December 2006)
Is a Free Media Essential for Development? (December 2006)
The Right (?) of ACCESS (?) to Water Supply and Sanitation (?) (December 2006)
Wholly Water: Time to Act (October 2006)
Awards Abound at the Water Week (October 2006)
Feature Article: Water is the Entry Point to Better Ecosystem Managment (October 2006)
Feature Article: Dealing with Flood Risk (October 2006)
International Training Programmes Build Capacity (October 2006)
In Focus: World Water Week (June 2006)
Interview with Asit K. Biswas: A Secure Water Future is Our Biggest Challenge (June 2006)
Developing Water Governance Capacities (June 2006)
Breaking Corruption’s Grip on the Water Sector (June 2006)
Sydney Water Corporation Wins 2006 Stockholm Industry Water Award (June 2006)
Exciting World Water Week is Set (May 2006)
2006 Stockholm Water Prize Laureate: Asit K. Biswas (May 2006)
Special Report: World Water Forum (May 2006)
Green Water Breaking New Ground (May 2006)
Benefit Sharing in International River Basins (May 2006)

Protecting Water Quality: The Cost of Non-Action (December 2005)
Clashing Views on the Ecosystem Approach and Governance (December 2005)
The Benefits of Rainwater Harvesting (December 2005)
Local Actions for a Global Challenge: The 4th World Water Forum (December 2005)
Productive World Water Week Advances Global Water Agenda (September 2005)
In Focus: Infrastructure, Corruption, Sanitation and Climate and Water-related risks (September 2005)
Energising Development: Rusumu Falls Hydroelectric Project (September 2005)
World Water Week Preview (April 2005)
India’s Centre for Science and Environment wins 2005 Stockholm Water Prize (April 2005)
Tsunami Special Report (April 2005)

Triple Green Revolution Needed (December 2004)
Business Needs Security to Invest in Water (December 2004)
A Critical View on Integrated Water Resources Management (December 2004)
2005 Critical Year for International Development (December 2004)
Poverty, Misery, Affluence and Obligations: 2004 World Water Week Seeks Solutions (September 2004)
Inter-linkages Characterise Future Urban Water, Food Security Needs (September 2004)
The Water Challenges of Megacities (June 2004)
Water Management in the Enlarged European Union (June 2004)
SIWI and IWMI Press for Change in Global Food Production and Consumption Patterns (June 2004)
Ecologists Receive 2004 Stockholm Water Prize (April 2004)
Investing in the Future: Water and Targets in the UN MDGs (April 2004)
Water in the Human Body (April 2004)

Water and the Millennium Development Goals: Meeting the Needs of People (December 2003)
Towards Familiarity With Uncertainties (December 2003)
2003 Stockholm Water Symposium Conclusions (September 2003)
Humans and Ecosystems Share the Same Water (September 2003)
Expert Views on Virtual Water (June 2003)
Yellow River Shows Signs of Life (June 2003)
SWP Laureate Climbs High on Innovative Technology (June 2003)
The World Water Forum in Kyoto – Just Another Conference? (April 2003)
Aral Sea Heads for a Brighter Future (April 2003)

Challenges in Bridging Science and Policy Making – From Stockholm to Johannesburg (April 2002)
Ecology Meets Hydrology (April 2002)
EU Water Initiative: State of Play After WSSD (December 2002)
History of Hydrosolidarity (December 2002)
Orchestrating for Compatibility of Different Water Uses (December 2002)
Water Judged Crucial During World Summit Negotiations (December 2002)
Water Supply and Sanitation in Sweden: A Public Trust (December 2002)
Why Balance Water Use? (June 2002)
Women Take the Initiative to Bridge Divides in Sri Lanka (September 2002)

Feeding 8 Billion People: Time to Get Out of Past Misconceptions (April 2001)
Challenges for Water Sharing in a River Basin (July 2001)
Small-scale Industry Drives India’s Economy but Pollutes Heavily. What Can be Done? (October 2001)
Turning the Page for Hydrosolidarity in Spain (December 2001)
Water from Water: Closing the Cycle (April 2001)
Social Resource Scarcity as a Bottle-Neck in Adaptation to Water Scarcity (February 2000)
Sustaining Urban Water Supplies: A Case Study from São Paulo, Brazil (April 2000)

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