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M-POWER stands for the Mekong Program on Water Environment and Resilience.  The network brings together people committed to improving local, national and regional governance in Cambodia, China, Laos, Burma/Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam.

The ultimate goals of M-POWER are improved livelihood security, human and ecosystem health in the region.  We contribute to this by focusing on improving water governance in the Mekong Region.

 

Our action research, practical policy support, and facilitation is pursuing fair and effective governance, which takes account of possible rewards, voluntary and involuntary risks, rights of all stakeholders, and responsibilities of authorities.  We are committed to ensuring water-related negotiations and decisionmaking, which almost always have political dimensions, are fully informed and transparent.

 

M-POWER’s action research program is organised around comparative and regional studies and cross-cutting governance themes.  Synthetic activities are guided by research leaders that build up multi-country and multi-organisation teams and help bring together the individual experiences of partner organisations.  Capacity building and sharing are important goals of this network and supported by a fellowship program

 


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M-POWER 2010.  The partners annual meeting will be held during 08-10 February 2010 , Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

M-POWER 2009.  The partners annual meeting held during 19-21 February 2009 , Kunming, China.

Meeting Report available here

 

   

 

Mekong Hydro Investment: Improving & integrating energy and water resources development policy choices: This project's goal is to improve energy and water resources development policy and governance Find details

 

Stakeholder Discussions on Improving Hydropower Governance in the Mekong Region Find details

M-POWER Guide 2008:  Our working 'constitution', now updated: M-POWER Guide 2008

 

 

Improving Mekong Water Allocation: This project reviews various tools of water allocation in the mekong region. Find details

Contested Waterscapes in the Mekong Region Available Now

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Democratizing Water Governance in the Mekong Region. Published in 2007 by Mekong Press.



Last Update: 8 Dec 2009
Editor: Ram C Bastakoti