Water Politics and Development Cooperation

1. Water Policy – Water Politics
Peter P. Mollinga

Part I. Global Norms and National Policies

2. Towards Implementation of the World Commission on Dams Recommendations
Michael Fink, Anne Cramer

3. How Global Norms for Large Dams Reach Decision-Makers
Waltina Scheumann

4. Global Environmental Governance and Its Influence on National Water Policies
Imme Scholz

5. Global Water Governance: Managing complexity on a Global Scale
Maria Schnurr

Part II. Critical Debates Revisited

6. Strategic Virtual Water Trade – A critical Analysis of the Debate
Susanne Neubert

7. The Debate on “Water as a Human Right” and its Implications for Development Assistance
Danuta Sacher, Michael Windfuhr

8. Rethinking IWRM Under Cultural Considerations
Manfred Matz

Part III. Politics of Water Supply and Sanitation

9. Private Sector Participation in Water Supply and Sanitation
Thomas Kluge, Ulrich Scheele

10. Sector Reforms for Sustainable Financing of Water and Wastewater Services
Franz-Josef Batz

11. The Political Economy of Water and Sanitation Services in Colombia
Matthias Krause

Part IV. Power Plays in Irrigation Reforms

12. Political Power Play in Bulgaria’s Irrigation Sector Reform
Insa Theesfeld

13. Two Steps Forward, One Step Back: Institutional Change in Kyrgyz Water Governance
Elke Herrfahrdt-Pähle

Part V. Development Cooperation

14. The World Bank’s Water Sector Policy Reforms
Volkmar Hartje

15. Challenges for German Development Cooperation in the Water Sector
Martin Kipping

16. Addressing the Need for Water Service Delivery in Fragile States
Stefan Lindemann

17. EU Water Initiative – A (non-) Innovative Form of Development Cooperation
Lena Partzsch

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