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  • A Decision Support Tool for Improved Water Quality
    Interagency Story
    Nearshore ecosystems such as mangrove forests, seagrass beds, and coral reefs are some of the most biologically diverse environments in the world.
  • Water Resources Management
    Resource Collection
    Water resources management encompasses the efforts of stakeholders to protect freshwater ecosystems that provide drinking water.
  • Environmental Flows in Rufiji River Basin Assessed from the Perspective of Planned Development in Kilombero and Lower Rufiji Sub-Basins
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    Technical Assistance to Support the Development of Irrigation and Rural Roads Infrastructure Project
  • Assessment of Water-Energy-Food Nexus Tradeoffs for Mindanao: Final Report
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    The water resources of Mindanao vary significantly across geographic regions and over time.
  • Transboundary Aquifer Management Continued: US-Mexico Lessons Learned
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  • Seeing the Forests for the Water: Applying the Latest Science on Forest-Water Interactions
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    The world is experiencing both unprecedented forest loss and increasingly severe floods and drought events.
  • Providing Scientifically Robust Tools for Global Water Security
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    Understanding the state of global water and implications for U.S. national security requires strategic coordination of the best available science and technical capabilities across the U.S. Government.
  • Analytical Tools to Support Water Security Decision-Making
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    This supporting paper presents local decision-makers and practitioners with various tools that can be used within the context of a Water Security Improvement (WSI) process.
  • Water Accounting
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    Water problems around the world are increasing; however, information useful for decision makers within the water sector and related to the water sector seems to be decreasing.

Sharing knowledge and ideas to solve global water and sanitation challenges, as USAID and its partners work toward a healthier and more secure future for all.

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