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La crise climatique est une crise de l’eau. D’abord parce que les impacts du dérèglement climatique se font sentir à travers l’eau, son absence (sécheresses) ou son trop-plein (inondations). Mais aussi parce que la mauvaise gestion des ressources en eau est une cause directe du dérèglement climatique et parce que cette mauvaise gestion aggrave les impacts des événements météorologiques extrêmes.
L’eau et sa gouvernance sont la clé de l’adaptation au changement climatique.

Cette page recense les derniers articles publiés par des sites sélectionnés pour leur pertinence et leurs analyses. Chaque jour de nouveaux articles viennent automatiquement compléter cette veille documentaire.

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Why Saving Rivers Means Saving Democracy (en-US)
6 novembre 2024 (International Rivers)

By Isabella Winkler and Josh Klemm, Co-Executive Directors “It is an easy answer, but it is hard to digest.” This is how The New York Times opinion page put it this morning. The state of democracy affects everything (…)
Peruvian Court Upholds Ruling Recognizing Rights of the Marañón River (en-US)
30 octobre 2024 (International Rivers)

The Civil Court of Loreto issued a ruling this week that upholds the rights of the Marañón River, marking a significant victory for environmental justice and Indigenous rights in Peru. Originating in the Andes and (…)
The World Bank is poised to repeat the mistakes of the past in its embrace of megadams (en-US)
24 octobre 2024 (International Rivers)

By Joshua Klemm, Co-Executive Director As world leaders gather this week in Washington, DC for the World Bank’s Annual Meetings, over 100 civil society organizations are raising the alarm over the World Bank’s plans (…)
International Rivers celebrates the unprecedented victory in removing dams on the Klamath River (en-US)
4 octobre 2024 (International Rivers)

This week marked the removal of the last remnants of four large hydropower dams on the lower Klamath River. On the occasion of the community celebration taking place on October 5 in Yreka, California, International (…)
A Victory After 15 Years : Land Restitution for Families Displaced by the El Quimbo Dam (en-US)
30 septembre 2024 (International Rivers)

By Monti Aguirre, Director, Latin America Program In a long overdue victory, Colombian President Gustavo Petro last week handed over nearly 1000 hectares of land to close to 100 families displaced by the construction (…)
Recognizing the Rights of the Biobío River : A New Era of Environmental Stewardship (en-US)
25 septembre 2024 (International Rivers)

By Monti Aguirre, Director, Latin America Program For the Spanish version, click here. The Biobío River was Chile’s first major river protection campaign, which later helped shape and inform efforts to protect iconic (…)
Reconociendo los Derechos del Río Biobío : Una Nueva Era para la Protección Ambiental (en-US)
25 septembre 2024 (International Rivers)

Por Monti Aguirre, Directora, Programa América Latina For English version, click here El Río Biobío fue la primera gran campaña de protección de ríos en Chile, y marcó un precedente que luego inspiraría e informaría (…)
PRESS RELEASE : Breaking News : The Biobío River becomes the first ecosystem in Chile to have a Declaration of Rights (en-US)
25 septembre 2024 (International Rivers)

Photos here (credit: Defensa Ambiental) Download the press release here: English Version For Immediate Release September 25, 2024 MEDIA CONTACTS: Isadora Armani, Communications of International (…)
PRESS RELEASE | Vietnam Climate Defenders Coalition Statement on Release of Hoang Thi Minh Hong (en-US)
24 septembre 2024 (International Rivers)

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: SEPTEMBER 23, 2024 MEDIA CONTACT: v4climateleaders@gmail.com The Vietnam Climate Defenders Coalition, a group of over 30 international and regional environmental, climate justice, and human (…)
Asia Pacific Feminist Forum Event | Asserting rights to rivers, territories and life in the face of authoritarian crack-downs : lessons from cross-border organizing (en-US)
4 septembre 2024 (International Rivers)

Date: Thursday, September 12th Time: 11am Location: Asia Pacific Feminist Forum, Chiang Mai, Thailand Hydropower continues to be promoted as part of the energy transition, backed by vested interests across the (…)
Biocultural Community Protocols, a powerful tool to affirm and protect Indigenous Peoples’ rights (en-US)
4 septembre 2024 (International Rivers)

by Sherelee Odayar, Senior Programme Officer, Standing with Communities, Natural Justice The Process of developing the Biocultural Community Protocol of the OvaHerero of the Kaokoland in Namibia and Angola For (…)
Webinar : Operating the Principles for Free-Flowing River Protection, Restoration and Management (en-US)
3 septembre 2024 (International Rivers)

DATE: September 18, 2024 TIME: 7am – 8am MDT (UTC -6) REGISTER: Zoom link for the event Join us to discover how the Global River Protection Coalition’s (GRPC) Principles of Free-flowing River Protection, Restoration, (…)
PRESS RELEASE | Klamath River Runs Free for First Time in a Century as Largest Dam Removal in US History Nears Completion (en-US)
28 août 2024 (International Rivers)

Tribal and conservation advocates celebrate as river is returned to historic channel; restoration activities to continue for several more years FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: August 28, 2024 CONTACT Ren Brownell, (…)
STATEMENT | International Rivers statement on Teesta V dam disaster in Sikkim (en-US)
23 août 2024 (International Rivers)

On August 20, 2024, the world witnessed another major landslide that badly damaged a hydropower project in the fragile Himalayan ecosystem along the river Teesta. This latest landslide caused major destruction of the (…)
STATEMENT | International Rivers statement on Teesta-V hydropower station destruction in Sikkim (en-US)
23 août 2024 (International Rivers)

On August 20, 2024, the world witnessed another major landslide that badly damaged a hydropower project in the fragile Himalayan ecosystem along the river Teesta. This latest landslide caused major destruction of the (…)
Event : UN Responsible Business and Human Rights Forum Event : Asserting Remedies, Justice and Corporate Accountability : Grounds for Local, National, Cross-border and Transnational Organizing (en-US)
22 août 2024 (International Rivers)

Event at the Regional UN Responsible Business and Human Rights Forum Event Time: Tuesday, September 24th at 9:00 am ICT Event Hosts: EarthRights International, International Rivers, Community Resource Centre (…)
NYC Climate Week Event : Vietnam’s Unjust Energy Transition (en-US)
22 août 2024 (International Rivers)

Event Name: Vietnam’s Unjust Energy Transition Event Time: Thursday, September 26th at 1 – 2pm Eastern Time Event Hosts: 350.org and Vietnam Climate Defenders Coalition Event Location: Judson Memorial Church, 55 (…)
Placing the Interests of the Public and Planet at the Center of Thailand’s Power Development Plan 2024 (en-US)
22 août 2024 (International Rivers)

By Rin Sohsai and Tanya Lee Roberts-Davis. Originally published in the Bangkok Tribune. Opinion piece highlights are below. In the coming months, Thailand’s updated draft Power Development Plan (PDP 2024-2037) is due (…)
Vietnam’s Just Energy Transition Partnership is not ‘Just’ (en-US)
30 juillet 2024 (International Rivers)

Poor financing and governance, suppression of activists put energy future at risk Opinion Editorial by Maureen Harris and Liangyi Chang originally published in Nikkei Asia. Below are highlights Relying heavily on (…)
Statement | The Unjust Sentencing of Vietnamese Energy Expert Ms. Ngô Thị Tố Nhiên (en-US)
26 juillet 2024 (International Rivers)

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 26, 2024 CONTACT: v4climateleaders@gmail.com On June 27th, Vietnamese energy expert Ngô Thị Tố Nhiên (Nhien) was reportedly sentenced to three and a half years in prison during a (…)

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