Water scarcity and unmet energy demands represent worldwide potential sources of conflicts and tension. At the same time, these issues offer a concrete ground for facilitating inter-states dialogues where there are political obstacles and conflicts. They also represent an area of positive and cooperative engagement for the international community governments, NGOs, as well as global civil society. On the water side the LNCV is working with a two-prong strategy versus Middle East and MENA region. The first is aimed to investigate a master plan for integrated water management in Lebanon-Jordan-Israel-Palestine; the second is based on the linkage of water and food, pillar of the virtual water concept. Both projects are pursued with FAO.

Project (3) 
12/1/2004CABRI-Volga Project
5/1/2003Training Course
10/2/2000Global Climate Changes and Impact on Biosphere

Publications (1) 
9/1/2007Article in Acque&Terre issue 4/5- 2007 "Alterazioni del tempo e del clima: la possibile evoluzione di programmi metereologici in sistemi d'arma"

Workshops and Events (6) 
7/21/2007The Agriculture Water Variable In The Nile Basin: Mapping the Issues and examining prospects to 2030
11/25/2004Food Security under Water Scarcity in the Middle East: Problems and Solutions
3/10/2004WATER Management And Environmental Issues
7/1/2000Can Advanced Energy Systems cope with Energy Demands of Asia, OECD-Pacific and CIS?
5/24/2000Water: Strategic Resource and Instrument for Peace
4/12/1999Water Security in the Third Millennium Mediterranean Countries towards a Regional Vision