National water policies and actions

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• Climate Change
• Climate Change Adaptation
• Climate Change Resilience
• Legal Policy Frameworks
• Climate/Energy Literacy
• Policy
• Climate Change & Sustainibility
• Climate Change
• climate change

6 Answers

1. I’m also interested. What have you found? Sukhi222.org

   are you using clubhouse?

2. I’m also interested. What have you found? Sukhi222.org

   are you using clubhouse?

3. For Jordan, you can access to Environmental Ministry of Jordan WEBSITE, and find what you want. Best regards

4. For Australia, water is a State rather than a Federal government responsibility - so the more detailed policy is specified at the State level. At a Federal government level the main position is climate risk is equally shared by parties with water entitlements, with the exception of water required for critical human needs ( drinking and sanitation).

   An example of a State policy is in the following link

   https://www.water.vic.gov.au/climate-change

5. For Europe you can look at the climate adapt platform, which gathers all the relevant documents for each European Country:  https://climate-adapt.eea.europa.eu/#t-countries

6. Very nice work to do in that way. Here in Argentina we are working with different actors (NGO's, Private Companies, Academic & Scientific organizations, and Government) gathering information in order to build the basis for a national law for water access.