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Download fileConflict resolution and policy making mediation in the Mekong River Basin
The Mekong River serves China, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam covering an area of approximately 795, 000 square kilometres and the Mekong River basin is a delicate eco-system rich in natural resources and bio-diversity. Competing demands for increasingly scarce supplies of water, the reciprocal impacts of land and water uses and inadequate governance arrangements have given rise to conflicts that has to be resolved by policy making to facilitate a process, whereby the main principles adopted in the Mekong River Agreement can be implemented.
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Journal
Just policyVolume
41Pagination
26 - 32Publisher
Victorian Council of Social ServiceLocation
Collingwood, Vic.ISSN
1323-2266Language
engPublication classification
C1 Refereed article in a scholarly journalCopyright notice
2006, Victorian Council of Social ServiceUsage metrics
Keywords
conflict managementenvironmental mediationNile River watershedwatershed management -- Mekong River Watershedwater-supply -- Mekong River Watershed -- management -- decision makingwater-supply -- economic aspects -- Mekong River Watershedwater resources development -- Mekong River WatershedMekong River Commissionenvironmental lawinternational