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	Arab Water World (AWW) magazine Arab Water World (AWW) magazine, published since 1977, is a leading business periodical that covers industrial technologies and the latest on water, wastewater, desalination, irrigation and energy in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. It has been the sole, credible reference for anybody engaged in the afore-mentioned areas. AWW magazine is a sure medium to relay thoughts and ideas and announce changes taking over the world of water.
	Global Water Intelligence (GWI) Global Water Intelligence (GWI) is a monthly, newsletter delivered via e-mail and in hard copy format providing analysis and strategic data on the international water market. The publication boasts a network of specialist water and financial journalists, many based in country, and with access to exclusive regional data. Regular monthly features and tracker One of the strengths of GWI is its monthly feature programme. As well as news and analysis, we use a number of other products to monitor the water industry and assess new developments. These include: The Investor's View: This is an opinion column in which we invite industry experts to write on some of the issues influencing water utility investors. To date we have been privileged to include contributions from environmental risk rating agency Serm, US investment company Avalon Trust, and global investment bank NM Rothschild and Sons. Clay Landry of the Political Economy Research Centre (Perc) has also produced a series of reports on water trading companies and the potential for e-commerce in the water industry. Performer of the Month: Each month, our financial and regulatory affairs editor constructs a comprehensive table of water company share prices. This includes the closing price on the final trading day of the previous month, 52-week highs and lows, as well as latest reported earnings. Performer also measures the performance of UK water shares against the Ftse 100 market index. Tracker: Tracker is GWI's popular 'deal watcher' providing unique monthly updates on water concessions, BOTs and other private sector contracts proposed, bidding or signed. By using tracker you can quickly gauge a project's main purpose and value, the relevant companies, how it is being financed and the latest tender news, prequalification and bid details. Tracker supports an in-house database which can provide information on private sector deals from over 50 cities and regions.
	Hydrology and Earth System Sciences (HESS) Hydrology and Earth System Sciences (HESS) is an online and open access international journal published by the European Geosciences Union (EGU) for the dissemination of original research in hydrology. HESS complies with the EGU concept of "Public Peer Review" and "Interactive Public Discussions". After having passed a rapid access peer review process manuscripts submitted to HESS will be published first of all in the "Discussions" part of the website of the journal, being then subject to interactive public discussions initiated by alerting the scientific community. The results of the public peer-review and the interactive public discussions are then used for the final evaluation of the manuscript by the Editor and, eventually, for its publication on the website of the actual journal.
	Journals of EWA National Member Associations Journals of EWA National Member Associations.
	The International Review of Hydrobiology Throughout the decades, the development of water ecology has been reflected in the International Review of Hydrobiology: the analysis and assessment of biological structures in water in their interconnection with the internal and external cycle of materials. Today the articles reflect the journal's title: Hydrobiology - the science of life processes in water. It is international, forming the basis for relevant decisions in politics and society, since mankind is dependent on water in so many ways. An international team of scientists guarantees the international character and comprehensive coverage of this journal.
	Water Alternatives Volume 3 - Issue 1, February 2010 A critical review of public-public partnerships in water services Gemma Boag and David A. McDonald Water Alternatives 3(1): 1-25 Abstract \| Full Text - PDF Opponents and supporters of water policy change in the Netherlands and Hungary Saskia E. Werners, Jeroen Warner, Dik Roth Water Alternatives 3(1): 26-47 Abstract \| Full Text - PDF Learning to voice? Evolving roles of family farmers in the coordination of large-scale irrigation schemes in Morocco Nicolas Faysse, Mostafa Errahj, Marcel Kuper, Mohamed Mahdi Water Alternatives 3(1): 48-67 Abstract \| Full Text - PDF Local approaches to Integrated Water Resources Management John Butterworth, Jeroen Warner, Patrick Moriarty, Stef Smits, and Charles Batchelor Water Alternatives 3(1): 82-101 Abstract \| Full Text - PDF The cathedral and the bazaar: Socialising science and hydrology for river basin management Bruce Lankford and Nick Hepworth Water Alternatives 3(1): 82-101 Abstract \| Full Text - PDF Multiple-use services as alternative to rural water supply services - A characterisation of the approach Stef Smits, Barbara van Koppen, Patrick Moriarty and John Butterworth Water Alternatives 3(1): 102-121 Abstract \| Full Text - PDF Developing a practical approach to 'light IWRM' in the Middle East Patrick Moriarty, Charles Batchelor, P. Laban, H. Fahmy, F.T. Abd-Alhadi Water Alternatives 3(1): 122-136 Abstract \| Full Text - PDF The fine art of boundary spanning – Making space for water in the East Netherlands Jeroen Warner, Kris Lulofs and Hans Bressers Water Alternatives 3(1): 137-153 Abstract \| Full Text - PDF Water variability, soil nutrient heterogeneity and market volatility – Why sub-Saharan Africa’s Green Revolution will be location-specific and knowledge-intensive Pieter van der Zaag Water Alternatives 2(3): 154-160 Abstract \| Full Text - PDF Troubled waters – Palestinians denied access to water (Amnesty International, 2009). Jason Brozek Water Alternatives 3(1): 161-163 Full Text - PDF Interlinking of rivers in India: Issues and concerns (M. Monirul Q. Mirza; Ahsan Uddin Ahmed; Q.K. Ahmad, 2008). François Molle Water Alternatives 3(1): 164-166 Full Text - PDF
	Water Alternatives: An interdisciplinary Journal on water, Politics and Development WaA is an interdisciplinary journal addressing the full range of issues that water raises in contemporary societies. Its ambition is to provide space for alternative and critical thinking on such issues (see our manifesto for more details). WaA welcomes contributions that address any dimension of water resources development, management and use, and their relations with society and the environment. Water Alternatives will be published three times each year. The inaugural issue will be released on the 1st of June 2008. Submissions are welcome: you may already send your manuscripts to the editors and register in order to receive tables of contents when a new issue is published.
	Water in the Arab World (in English & Arabic)

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