The Geopolitics of Water Climate change has become a threat multiplier that is exacerbating existing conflicts and is contributing to a shift in the global geopolitical landscape. With aridity due to climate change on the rise in many regions of the world, water is becoming of key importance. In regions where water is scarce and populations are growing, one of the greatest challenges will be to solve the current or coming water crises. Regions in Africa, South and Central Asia, South America and even Europe are increasingly feeling the impacts of water scarcity, be it for human consumption, in the agricultural sector or facing the complex water-energy-nexus challenge. https://www.cassis.uni-bonn.de/de/veranstaltungen/veranstaltungsarchiv/2020/the_geopolitics_of_water https://www.cassis.uni-bonn.de/@@site-logo/308565-st-original.jpg

Climate change has become a threat multiplier that is exacerbating existing conflicts and is contributing to a shift in the global geopolitical landscape. With aridity due to climate change on the rise in many regions of the world, water is becoming of key importance. In regions where water is scarce and populations are growing, one of the greatest challenges will be to solve the current or coming water crises. Regions in Africa, South and Central Asia, South America and even Europe are increasingly feeling the impacts of water scarcity, be it for human consumption, in the agricultural sector or facing the complex water-energy-nexus challenge.