Transboundary Water Resources in the Balkans

Preface. Part I: Introduction and Key Issues. Workshop goals: A Balkan monitoring network; J. Ganoulis, I.L. Murphy. Sharing Transboundary Water Resources: The Role of Regional Partnerships in the Balkans; J. Ganoulis. Electronic Networking: Essential ti Improved Transboundary Water Management in the Balkans; I.L. Murphy, M. Brilly. Part II: Case Studies. The Sava River; M. Brilly, et al. The Nestos/Mesta River: A Transboundary Water Quality Assessment; E. Papachristou, et al. The Monitoring Programme of the Lake Ohrid Conservation Project; Z. Spirkovski, et al. The Neretva River: Integrated Coastal Area and River Basin Management; J. Margeta. Coastal Zone Management Applications in Turkey; A. Samsunlu, et al. Part III: The Status of Water Resources Monitoring in the Balkans. Albania; M. Deliana, et al. Bosnia and Herzegovina; T. Kupusovic. Bulgaria; R. Arsov, et al. Croatia; J. Margeta. Fyr of Macedonia; B. Micevski, O. Avramoski. Greece; E. Sidiropoulos, et al. Romania; P. Serban, R.M. Damian. Slovenia; J. Grbovic, M. Brilly. Turkey; A. Samsunlu, et al. FR of Yugoslavia; D. Ljubisavljevic, S. Vukcevic. Part IV: Support for a Balkan Water Network. Eurowaternet: A Freshwater Monitoring and Reporting Network for All European Countries; T. Lack. Monitoring Water Systems: The USA Experience; D.G. Fontane. Managing Human Resources for Water Monitoring: A Role for the International Water Environment Centre for the Balkans; R.D. Casanova. The Status of Transboundary Water Resources in the Balkans: Establishing a Context for Hydrodiplomacy; E. Vlachos, Y. Mylopoulos. A Plan for a Balkan Water-Environment Centre; J.A. Vergnes. Part V: Consensus on a Strategy. Conclusions and Recommendations: An International Network of Water-Environment Centres for the Balkans (Inweb); J. Ganoulis. List of Workshop Participants. Glossary. Website contacts. Index.