Sharing Rivers: A New Negotiating Table in a Warming World

Managing shared rivers is no longer just diplomacy; it is the livelihood of millions.

Amina RahmanMonday, 26 October 20269 min read

Illustration — The Bengal Diplomat

As floods and droughts intensify, exchanging data on shared rivers matters more than ever. Sharing real-time data alone improves forecasting.

Beyond treaties, joint research and local community participation build trust, experts say.

Over the long term, basin-wide management may be the durable answer.

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