The Diagnostic Water
Governance can be defined as the various institutionalised modes of social coordination to produce and implement collectively binding rules, or to provide collective goods (Börzel & Risse, 2010,p. 114).
Börzel, T. A., & Risse, T. (2010). Governance Without a State: Can It Work? Regulation & Governance, 4(2), 113–134. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1748-5991.2010.01076.x
Tool contains a list of case studies.
Case study #2: Guadalquivir basin
Case study #5: Greater Bangalore Metropolitan Region
Case study #6: Kharaa-Yeroo basin
Case study #7: Emscher river in the area of Dortmund
Case study #12: Aalborg municipality
Case study #16: Weser-Ems region, with a focus on the county of Oldenburg
Case study #19: Greater uMngeni basin
Case study #29: Upper Sûre sub-basin - sub-catchment of reservoir
Case study #35: Saiss aquifer
Case study #45: Zayandeh Rud basin
Case study #48: Jucar basin
Case study #51: Berrechid aquifer
Case study #55: Lippe basin - area of the Lippe water board
Case study #57: Dry Lakes watershed - in the Souris basin
Case study #64: Kafr Elsheikh Governorate
Case study #73: Outapi town
Case study #76: Enschede municipality
Case study #79: Rio Doce basin
Case study #82: Karoun basin
Case study #89: Elbe-Lübeck-Kanal Süd sub-basin
Case study #91: Azraq surface and groundwater basin
Case study #95: Quill Lakes basin
Case study #100: Lake Urmia basin
Case study #103: Area of the Lower Chenab Canal System
Case study #104: Okanagan basin