International Water Governance

International water governance refers to the principles and practices that manage water resources shared across national boundaries. It involves countries collaborating to ensure sustainable use, equitable access, and protection of rivers, lakes, and aquifers that cross their borders. This cooperation aims to prevent conflicts, promote environmental sustainability, and ensure that freshwater is available for various needs, including drinking, agriculture, and industry. Effective governance relies on treaties, treaties, and international organizations, ensuring that all parties work together to address challenges such as pollution, climate change, and water scarcity.