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Water Justice

    Reclaiming Public Water book
    Brid Brennan
    Olivier Hoedeman
    Philipp Terhorst
    Satoko Kishimoto
     Belén Balanyá

    The groundbreaking book on how reformed public water services can achieve the goal of delivering water for all. Includes additional new chapters.

    Reclaiming public water 10 years after the 'Water War' (short version)

    Inspiring and informative video debate amongst global social movement
    leaders as they assess progress and challenges in the dynamic
    international movement to reclaim Public Water.

    Alternatives to water privatisation in the Philippines
    Victor G. Chiong

    The Alliance of Government Workers in the Water Sector (AGWWAS) is leading workers to fight against water privatisation in the Philippines and construct viable alternatives.

    Failure of water privatisation in Tanzania
    Mussa Billegeya

    After the failure of water privatisation in Tanzanian capital Dar es Salaam water services have been reclaimed back in to public hands.

    The struggle for water in China

    Ge Yun outlines the struggle for water in China and the challenges being confronted there.

    Message from Tamil Nadu
    Vibhu Nayar

    The video shows the journey that the Change Management Group (CMG) of Water and Food sector officials and local communities have taken to democratise the water sector and work towards collaborative community water management. Today, their work continues, involving more and more
    actors and...

    Water provision in Tamil Nadu
    S.Manoharan

    The Change Management Group works with community members to restore traditional water sources and improve water provisions in many villages in Tamil Nadu, India.

    Reclaiming public water 10 years after the 'Water War'

    Inspiring and informative video debate amongst global social movement leaders as they assess progress and challenges in the dynamic international movement to reclaim Public Water.

    Latin America: C-
    Manuel Perez Rocha

    The Obama administration has made a few steps in the right direction. But U.S.-Latin American relations are far from mended, and skepticism is growing.

    Ecuador's neo-liberal model
    Roger Burbach

    Beginning his fourth year as president of Ecuador, Rafael Correa confronts a major challenge from some of the very social actors that propelled him into office, primarily over the control of the country's extractive resources.

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