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Water Economics, Policy and Governance Network (WEPGN)
Projects
“Assessing Drinking Water Governance in British Columbia, with Focus on Water Quality in First Nations” Bakker and Harris
“Assessing Policies to Improve Water Quality in Agricultural Landscapes” Weersink
“Beyond Physical: Impacts of Water Regulations in Saskatchewan First Nations Communities” Bharadwaj
“Bridging the gap: Exploring the potential for community‑based watershed monitoring to enhance ecosystem health and watershed governance in Canada” Castleden and Conrad
“Capacity development for integrated land and water use planning” Xu and Bjornlund
“Closing the gap: Drinking water governance and monitoring capacity in British Columbia First Nations communities” Harris, Bakker, Norman, and Simms
“Costing Climate Change: A Case Study of Employing Climate, Land-use and Water Quality Data to Assess the Economic Impacts of Climate Change on Local Public Health” Mazumder and Renzetti
“Economic Analysis of Source Water Protection” Adamowicz
“From fracking conflicts to innovation generation: A case study of water governance in Northeastern B.C. ” Lee-Moore and Shaw
“Great Lakes Governance Reform for Place-based Regeneration of the Natural and Built Environment” Krantzberg
“Human well‑being, ecosystem services and watershed management in the Credit River Valley: Web‑ distributed mechanisms and indicators for communication and awareness” Bunch, Morrison, Koveshnikova, Belaskie, and Mallette
“Integrated Analysis of Land Use and Water Quality: Hydrological and Economic Analysis” Bateman
“Liquid Assets: Assessing Water’s Contribution to Niagara” Dupont, Heinmiller, Plummer, Renzetti and Baird
“Measuring and Mobilizing Citizen Preferences for Source Water Protection” Janmaat
“Measuring the influence of social networks on water priorities during scarcity” Janmaat, Wichmann, Adamowicz, Horning, and Geleta
“Promoting conservation and social justice through next-generation water prices” Scott and Renzetti
“Responsiveness of Household Water Demands to Price and Non-Price Conservation Tools” Dupont
“Social Justice Aspects of Water Allocation Mechanisms” Bjornlund and Xu
“Water Policy and Extreme Climate Events” Horbulyk
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