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Türkiye’s Water Security Policy: Energy, Agriculture, and Transboundary Issues

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69–88
Publication Date
2022-10-19
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Specific attention is paid to Türkiye’s transboundary water security policies.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Water security refers to the availability of adequate quantities and qualities of water for societal needs and resilient ecosystems in the context of current conditions and future global change.
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Key Findings & Data:Achieving water security is directly linked to food and energy security, protecting and preserving ecosystems, and addressing key vulnerabilities and risks from climate change.
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Conclusion & Impact:Specific attention is paid to Türkiye’s transboundary water security policies.
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Water security refers to the availability of adequate quantities and qualities of water for societal needs and resilient ecosystems in the context of current conditions and future global change. Achieving water security is directly linked to food and energy security, protecting and preserving ecosystems, and addressing key vulnerabilities and risks from climate change. Good water governance –including transboundary cooperation– is a critical feature of any effort to achieve water security. Yet the concept of water security remains abstract and broad. In an attempt to make the concept of water security-relevant in practice, this paper delineates Türkiye’s water security policy and practices through institutional and cross-sectoral (energy and food) analysis. Specific attention is paid to Türkiye’s transboundary water security policies.

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KİBAROĞLU, A. (2022). Türkiye’s Water Security Policy: Energy, Agriculture, and Transboundary Issues. Insight Turkey, Cilt: 24 - Sayı: 02, 69–88. https://ajindex.com/articles/539151

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