Measuring Transboundary Water Cooperation: Learning from the Past to Inform the Sustainable Development Goals

Davison Saruchera () and Jonathan Lautze ()

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Abstract: This paper mines relevant past work to generate guidance for monitoring the proposed SDG target related to transboundary water cooperation. Potential measures of water cooperation were identified, filtered and applied in three countries (Botswana, South Africa and Zimbabwe). Six indicators were ultimately determined as being suitable for measuring water cooperation. As the SDG process turns its focus to the selection of indicators, the indicators proposed in this paper may merit consideration.

Keywords: eSS; Water Cooperation; Basin Governance; Measuring Water Cooperation; indicators; Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs); merit consideration. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2018-06
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