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March 20, 2023 Today on New Security Beat Tracking Conflict and Cooperation Over the World's International Freshwater Resources By Alexandra Caplan, Melissa McCracken, Susanne Schmeier, Zoe Rosenblum & Aaron Wolf Instances of conflict over water resources have increased slightly since 2000, fueled by water quantity disputes and unilateral development in the absence of strong institutions that facilitate cooperation. To meet this challenge and broaden environmental peacebuilding efforts, the newly expanded Transboundary Freshwater Diplomacy Database (TFDD) will identify potential hydro-political hot spots through interactive mapping and provide early warnings for potential tensions over transboundary water basins before they reach crisis levels.opportunities for developing nations.

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