A Review of Current and Possible Future Relations in Kabul River Basin

By: Idrees Malyar, Ed. by Dr. Glen Hearns – accessible at the Afghanistan Waters Portal The aim of this paper is to familiarize the reader with the key elements associated with transboundary rivers in Afghanistan and their implications on policy development. The paper synthesizes knowledge and different perspectives of many experts working in the area […]

A Review of Current and Possible Future Relations in Amu River Basin

By: Sediqa Hassani – Ed. by Dr. Glen Hearns – accessible at the Afghanistan Waters Portal The aim of this paper is to familiarize the reader with the key elements associated with Transboundary Rivers in Afghanistan and their implications on policy development. The report synthesizes knowledge and different perspectives of many experts working in the […]

Journal of Afghanistan Water Studies – Vol: 01 | Issue: 01 | 2017

Afghanistan Transboundary Waters: Perspectives on International Law and Development Volume: 01 | Issue: 01 | 2017 – accessible on Afghanistan Water Portal Afghanistan, an upper riparian country, is located at the center of the region’s largest renewable sources of fresh waters, making the habitat of the people of this country quite well resourced in terms of […]

Afghanistan’s Trans-Boundary Waters

According to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, Afghanistan has substantial water resources, but the country’s water infrastructure is inadequate to support rapid and substantial economic growth. While the water potential of Afghanistan is estimated to be 75billion m3/ year on average, Afghanistan ranks lowest in water storage capacity. Except for some of the […]