The 1992 Water Convention

The 1992 Water Convention, officially known as the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes, is an international treaty that aims to promote cooperation among countries sharing water resources across borders. It encourages sustainable management of waterways, prevention of water pollution, and equitable use, fostering joint efforts to protect ecosystems and ensure clean, reliable water supplies for all. The Convention recognizes that cooperative management benefits all parties and helps prevent conflicts over shared waters. It also provides a framework for countries to work together transparently and responsibly.