Water rights and conflict resolution processes in Afghanistan : the case of the Sar-i-Pul sub-basin / Vincent Thomas with Mujib Ahmad Azizi and Ihsanullah Ghafoori ; editing Oliver Lough ; layout Michael Lou Montejo and Abdul Qayum.
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TextLanguage: English Series: (Case study series)Publication details: Kabul, Afghanistan : Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit (AREU), 2013.Description: x, 161 pages : color illustrations, color maps ; 28 cmSubject(s): - Water resources development -- Afghanistan
- Water-supply, Agricultural -- Afghanistan -- Sar-e Pol (Province)
- Conflict management -- Afghanistan -- Case studies
- Irrigation -- Afghanistan -- Sar-e Pol (Province)
- Water rights -- Afghanistan
- Economic development projects -- Afghanistan -- Sar-e Pol (Province)
- Pamphlet HD1698. A3.
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“December 2013”.
“Afghanistan research and Evaluation Unit (AREU)”—at head of title.
Abstract: Over the past decade, research in Afghanistan has paid a great deal of attention to justice and dispute resolution processes related to civil and criminal issues. However, studies dealing with water-related conflicts have been extremely limited. This research is an attempt to fill this gap, and focuses specifically on water rights and the resolution of conflicts related to water-sharing at different hydraulic and social levels within the Sari-Pul sub-basin in northwestern Afghanistan. In doing so, it examines the on-going gulf between actual water management practices and the recent "good water governance" models that have been enshrined in the 2009 Water Law.
“Includes bibliography”—(pages 153-159).
Contents: 1. Introduction—2. Conceptual framework—3. Methodology—4. Profile of the Sar-i-Pul sub-basin—5. Institutions for water sharing : the rules of the game—6. Understanding institutions in practice : narratives of conflict resolution procedures—7. Toward a better understanding of water-related conflict resolution—Annexes—Bibliography—List of recent publications.
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