Asian Perspectives on Transboundary Water Governance in an Era of Climate Risk

Chair(s): David Devlaeminck

Presentations of the Symposium

China’s Perspective in Operationalizing the Obligation to Protect Transboundary Waters Under Climate Change Conditions

Yang Liu

From Climate Impact to Legal Action: The Integration of Himalayan Glacier Protection within the Framework of International Water Law

Chenjun Zheng

Mitigating Climate Change Impacts on Transboundary Waters in Central Asia

Barbara Janusz-Pawletta

Operationalizing International Norms for Climate Mitigation and Adaptation: A Water Tenure Approach in Indonesia

Mohamad Mova AlAfghani

Indigenous Water Laws & Relationships Responding to Climate Change and Biodiversity Imperatives

Chair(s): Deborah Curran

Presentations of the Symposium

Māori Perspectives on Water Laws and Relationships

Linda Te Aho

Indigenous Legal Orders Creating Limits within State Water Law

Deborah Curran

Gitanyow Aks Ayookxw (Water Policy) as a Climate Adaptation Response

Tara Marsden

Syilx Water Relationships

Tessa Terbasket

Nibi Declaration: An Anishinaabek water law and governance approach

Aimée Craft, Sherry Copenance

An Interdisciplinary Approach to Water Policy Design

Chair(s): Anna Zemskova, Johanna Ohlsson

Presentations of the Symposium

Pathways towards a Swedish Water Resource Law: Addressing the Member State’s National Needs in the Context of the Current Design of the EU Water Acquis Possible?

Anna Zemskova, Erik Brattström, Johanna Ohlsson

From the water nexus to a water plexus approach - advancing a multi-systems dynamics framework for facilitqting transformation in natural resource governance

Erik Brattström

Hydroclimatic shifts in a managed agricultural basin

Dong An

Internalizing Water-Quality Externalities: Economic Instruments for Swedish Agriculture

Juliane Koch

Rights and Justice Perspectives in National Water Plans

Johanna Ohlsson

How to Govern the Hydrological Cycle: Relevant Legal Frameworks and Emerging Issues

Chair(s): Christina Leb

Presentations of the Symposium

International Law and the Governance of the Global Hydrological Cycle

Owen McIntyre

International Water Law Beyond the Watercourse: Exploring the application of international water law erga omnes

David Devlaeminck

Consideration for the Hydrologic Cycle in Trade and Investment Law

Ana Maria Daza Clark

How to Institutionalize the Governance of the Global Hydrological Cycle?

Susanne Schmeier

Dealing with the Uncertainty of the Hydrological Cycle

Zaki Shubber

Environmental modifications techniques for peaceful purposes : legal challenges

Mara Tignino

Strengthening Water Law through Collaborative Environmental Compliance Assurance

Chair(s): Eléonore Maitre-Ekern

Presentations of the Symposium

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Sectoral water conflicts and water justice in South Asia – Multi-scalar aspects

Chair(s): Philippe Cullet

Presentations of the Symposium

Water Justice in South Asia – Need to address Sectoral Water Conflicts

Philippe Cullet

Multi-scalar conflicts – South Asian perspective

Birsha Ohdedar

Water security, human rights, and climate change in borderlands: The case of the two Punjabs

Lovleen Bhullar

Sectoral water conflicts: An ecological perspective

Nate Palmer

Special session on knowledge bases and impact assessments as enablers of just and sustainable protection and use of water

Chair(s): Lena Schøning

Presentations of the Symposium

Preliminary topic: Coastal revaluation: environmental standards and the future of low-trophic aquaculture

Mathilde Morel

Preliminary topic: knowledge co-creation and working with local and scientific knowledge across science and management

Sigrid Engen, Lena Gross, Marit Arneberg, Charlotte Weber

Preliminary topic: Obligations to include traditional knowledge in water and coastal governance: a justice perspective

Sofie Elise Quist

Preliminary topic: Can Participation Bring Traditional and Local Knowledge to Life? Insights from Regional Water Management in Troms: Exploring Representation, Valuation, and Normative Challenges in Knowledge Integration

Christine Myrseth

Preliminary topic: when and how environmental and climate concerns are integrated into decision-making processes in developing new aquaculture regulation

Ingunn Elise Myklebust

Preliminary topic: Strategic environmental assessments in fjord ecosystems

Ole Kristian Fauchald