Water for Peace and Security in Georgia and Florida Hi, Would you please change the subject " Water War"? Why WAR?! Please change it to "Water f...

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Water for Peace and Security in Georgia and Florida Hi, Would you please change the subject " Water War"? Why WAR?! Please change it to "Water f...
Water for Peace and Security in Georgia and Florida Hi, Would you please change the subject " Water War"? Why WAR?! Please change it to "Water for Peace and Security between Georgia and Florida" - This is the GOAL of "Sustainable Development in 3rd Millennium" and also the target of " Integrated Water Resources Management" to reach Sustainability to have Peace, Security, Equity and Food Security. This is now common problem with many countries that have water scarcity to have this time of conflicts between the upstream, downstream and inter-basins of the River Basins. So the first step is to find the Socio-Economic plans to solve the problem between two states in short time. Then after by implementing the medium and long term Master Programs with " " Progressive Road Map" " you will be successful in Management this conflicts. Also some MCDM"" Multi Criteria Decision Making Models" " can help you to monitoring your effect of the decisions directly and online the feedback of the system.  So hopefully by increasing the knowledge and upgrading the social training of the people in Water Consumption and Demand Management also by define a Regional Project by the name of " " Updating Water Resources Master Plan for both states simultaneously ( Georgia and Florida) also the inter-basin effect of Alabama State on two state ( if exist) , you can spend more effective on time and budget. So I had some experience in this type of conflict resolution and if can help, I highly appreciate to cooperate. Best regards H.Sabbaghzadeh

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  1. It is a war that the lawyers are fighting wasting the millions of dollars that could be spent on water management and education. It comes down to selfish law makers that refuse to solve the problem through conservation and colaboration

  2. Dear Homayoon Sabbaghzadeh Shoushtari,

    Thank you for your feedback!

    I wholeheartedly agree that peace, security, and providing water and food access for each and every individual across the globe, are noble and lofty goals and that they represent the common goal of humanity for the 21st century.

    The Water Network platform is designed and created to help in solving some of these problems we still face today, and it strives to provide online space for knowledge and experience sharing in order to overcome these difficulties and attain the goals you mentioned.

    However, yes, there are still water-related conflicts around the world, from Southeastern US to India and Pakistan and from Syria to Iran. They may differ in intensity and means, but all represent obstacles to achieving the aforementioned goals.

    The Water Network team believes that one way of palliating and overcoming these issues is to turn international attention to them and to try to comprehend them from different perspectives, so that all sides with their needs and problems are heard and understood properly.

    As you have said that you have experience in water-related conflict resolution, I would kindly invite you to write an article or blog about the issue, and post it on The Water Network, and I will take care that it reaches interested parties!

    Looking forward to hearing your experiences!

    Best regards,
    Duško Balenović
    The Water Network Manager