1. Transboundary River Water Issues : A Bangladesh Perspective

Tauhidul Anwar Khan

Former Member, Joint Rivers Commission, Bangladesh
Former Director General, Water Resources Planning Organization, Bangladesh.

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2. Tipaimukh Dam of India: Probable Disaster for
Bangladesh
M. Anowar Hossain
Program Officer, ActionAid Bangladesh, Dhaka, Bangladesh

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3. IFIs and Rivers in Bangladesh

M. Anowar Hossain
Program Officer, ActionAid Bangladesh, Dhaka, Bangladesh

Abu Muhammad Sufiyan

Documentation Coordinator, Concern Worldwide

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1. Dhaka Declaration on Tipaimukh Dam,2005

2. Nirjuli Consensus on Rivers, Wetland and Peoples ,2005

3. Brisbane Declaration 2007

4. Sagarmatha Declaration,2002

5. Saving Iceland Conference Declaration,2007

6. Resolution on Rivers - BAPA

The water disputes between the South Asian Countries provide classic
examples of the contentiousness of the issues involved in the
management of international river basins. One major cause behind the
failure of these countries in finding a comprehensive solution to these
disputes is their reluctance to embrace the more recent norms of
relevant international law.

Research

1. Transboundary River Water Issues : A Bangladesh Perspective

3. IFIs and Rivers in Bangladesh

Documents

Tipaimukh Dam of India: Probable Disaster for Bangladesh

Transboundary River Water Issues : A Bangladesh Perspective