Case studies Case studies Find stories that illustrate practical experiences gathered in the implementation of IWRM. Case studies are submitted by practitioners and professionals from all over the world and reviewed by the GWP knowledge management team. 0 case studies in comparison list Thematic Tagging Water services Transboundary Ecosystems/Nature-based solutions Facet Thematic Tagging Region Central and Eastern Europe Country AlbaniaAustraliaAustriaBeninBosnia and HerzegovinaBulgariaBurkina FasoBurundiCameroonCosta RicaCroatiaCzech RepublicEl SalvadorEritreaEstoniaEthiopiaFranceGermanyGhanaGreeceGuatemalaGuineaHondurasHungaryIndiaJordanKazakhstanKenyaLao People's Democratic Republic (the)MaliMontenegroMozambiqueNiger (the)NigeriaNorth MacedoniaPanamaPolandRepublic of Moldova (the)RomaniaRussian Federation (the)RwandaSerbiaSlovakiaSloveniaSpainThailandUgandaUkraineUnited Republic of Tanzania (the) IWRM Tools A1.03. Climate Change PoliciesA3.02. Basin Management PlansA3.03. Groundwater Management PlansA3.06. Integrated Drought Management PlansA3.07. Integrated Flood Management PlansB1.03. Monitoring and Evaluation BodiesB3.01. Transboundary OrganisationsB3.03. Civil Society OrganisationsB3.05. Multi-Stakeholder PartnershipsB4.01. Information Gathering and Sharing NetworksB4.02. Training Water ProfessionalsC1.03. Stakeholder AnalysisC1.05. Ecosystem AssessmentC1.06. Environmental Impact AssessmentC1.07. Strategic Environmental AssessmentC2.01. Geographic Information SystemC2.02. Shared Vision Planning and Collaborative ModellingC2.03. Serious GamesC3.03. Recycle and ReuseC3.04. Nature Based SolutionsC4.03. Tradable Pollution PermitsC5.01. Youth Engagement and Empowerment Challenge Facet Challenge Sort by A → ZZ → AOldest firstNewest first Apply Case Study Hungary: Ecological Restoration and Water System Development in the Protected Site and Floodplain Areas of Szigetköz 2016 compare Case Study Hungary/Romania: River basin management of the Körös/Crisuri River 2008 compare Case Study Transboundary: A need for a cohesive international work in the region – Joint Danube Survey 2008 compare