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Strengthening water governance and collective action through groundwater games

by Hagar ElDidi,
Wei Zhang,
Fekadu Gelaw,
Emmanuel Obuobie,
Natneal Teka,
Margaret Akuriba,
Caterina de Petris,
Ivy Blackmore,
Seid Yiman,
Dawit Kelemework Mekonnen,
Claudia Ringler and
Ruth Suseela Meinzen-Dick
ILSSI Report | 2023
DOI : https://ilssi.tamu.edu/files/2023/09/ILSSI-Brief-Groundwater-Governance_091123-150.pdf
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ElDidi, Hagar; Zhang, Wei; Gelaw, Fekadu; Obuobie, Emmanuel; Teka, Natneal; Akuriba, Margaret; de Petris, Caterina; Blackmore, Ivy; Yiman, Seid; Mekonnen, Dawit Kelemework; Ringler, Claudia; and Meinzen-Dick, Ruth Suseela. 2023. Strengthening water governance and collective action through groundwater games. ILSSI Report. https://ilssi.tamu.edu/files/2023/09/ILSSI-Brief-Groundwater-Governance_091123-150.pdf

As a result of growing food demands, more affordable drilling and pumping technologies, and climate change, groundwater resources are rapidly depleting in many places around the world.

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