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United Nations University

Institute for Water, Environment and Health

(UNU-INWEH)


175 Longwood Road South, Suite 204, Hamilton Ontario L8P 0A1 CANADA

Phone: + 1 (905) 667 5511
Fax: +1 (905) 667 5510
Email:contact.inweh@unu.edu

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Publications

 

Managing the growing impacts of development on fragile coastal and marine ecosystems: Lessons from the Gulf (2011)

 

- Download PDF: English

Fertile Ground? Options for a Science-Policy Platform on Land (2011)

 

In colloboration with UNU-INWEH, DesertNet International has published a policy brief on developing a science-policy platform on land to highlight the urgent need to address land degredation and desertification issues at the global level.

- Download PDF: English

Deep Words, Shallow Words: An Initial Analysis of Water Discourse in Four Decades of UN Declarations (2011)

 

A product of a collaborative effort between UNU-INWEH and McMaster University, this report analyses the evolution of the language of water and other related issues (poverty, gender, climate change, etc) from eleven UN water and environment-related conferences over the course of forty years.

- Download PDF: English

Guidelines for the Preparation and Reporting on Globally-relevant SLM Impact Indicators for Project-level Monitoring (2011)

 

“Ensuring Impacts from SLM – Development of a Global Indicator System”
“KM:Land” Initiative

- Download PDF: English

Contaminants in the coastal karst aquifer system along the Caribbean coast of the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico (2011)

 

Contaminants in the coastal karst aquifer system along the Caribbean coast of the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico

 

Request for copies: benede@inweh.unu.edu

The growing need for sustainable ecological management of marine communities of the Persian Gulf (2011)

 

Request for copies: benede@inweh.unu.edu

 

Report on Transboundary Lake Basin Management: Laurentian and African Great Lakes (2011)

 

A UNU-INWEH Report synthesizing the discussions and lessons learned during dialogues on Transboundary Lake Basin Management and Twinning, held in Entebbe, Uganda (2008) and Niagara Falls, Canada (2009).

- Download PDF: English

 

Preserving Reef Connectivity, A Handbook for Marine Protected Area Managers (2010)

 

This handbook is a product of the Coral Reef Targeted Research & Capacity Building for
Management Program (CRTR).

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World Atlas of Mangroves (2010)10)

 

A new and comprehensive map and account of mangrove forests has just been published.

 

- Press Release and Flyer

 

Final White Paper from DSD Consortium's Working Group 3 (2010)

 

Monitoring and assessment of desertification and land degradation in the context of knowledge management, institutions and economics.

 

Mariam Akhtar-Schuster, Harriet Bigas and Richard Thomas

- Download PDF: Part 1; Part 2

 

Sanitation as a Key to Global Health - Voices from the field (2010)

 

A UNU-INWEH Policy Brief

- Download PDF: English

 

The Science of No-Take Fishery Reserves - A Guide for Managers (2009)

 

Hanneke Van Lavieren

- Download PDF: English; Spanish; French

 

Revitalizing the UNCCD (2009)

 

A policy paper prepared by an independent panel of desertification experts

Adeel, Dent, Dobie, Mersmann, Niamir-Fuller, Quatrini and Sokona

- Download PDF: English; Spanish; French

 

What Makes Traditional Technologies Tick - A review of traditional approaches for water management in drylands - Adeel, Schuster and Bigas (Eds.) (2008)

- Download PDF: part 1 (3 MB); part 2 (2 MB)

 

Safe Water as the Key to Global Health (2008)

- Download (PDF; 1.4 MB): English

 

People in Marginal Drylands - Managing Natural Resources to Improve Human Well-being (2008)

 

A Policy Brief based on the SUMAMAD experience

- Download PDF (3.3 MB) : English

 

Stemming Decline of the Coastal Ocean: Rethinking Environmental Management (2008)

- Download (1.6 MB PDF): English

 

Water and Ecosystems: Managing Water Resources in Diverse Ecosystems (2007)

- Download PDF: Part 1 (3.6 MB); Part 2 (2.3 MB); Part 3 (3.6 MB)

 

Overcoming One of the Greatest Environmental Challenges of Our Times: Re-thinking Policies to Cope with Desertification (2006)

 

A UNU-INWEH Policy Brief

- Download PDF (1.8 MB): English

 

Conference Proceedings: Desertification and the International Policy Imperative (2006)

- Download PDF (3.5 MB): English and French

 

Millennium Ecosystem Assessment - Ecosystems and Human Well-Being: Desertification Synthesis (2005)

- Download (PDF; 3 MB): English, French, Spanish, Arabic, Russian, Chinese

 

UNU-INWEH Brochure (2005)

- Download (PDF; 850Kb): English

 

Capacity Building at UNU-INWEH: The  Four Pillars Approach

 

Link to UNU Update

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



Last updated: 20 October 2011