Alfred M Duda
Biographic Data
| ID | 1808334 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alfred M Duda |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alfred M |
| FAMILY NAME | Duda |
| SIGNATURE | DUDA A M |
| AFFILIATIONS | World Bank |
| ORCID | 0009-0007-6977-5487 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Catalyzing global leadership for improving groundwater governance policy for local climate resilience
A structured adaptation framework links the benefits of groundwater to climate risks, including depletion, contamination, and saltwater intrusion, to support better governance decisions and improved management of demand, aquifer recharge, storage, discharge, and water quality. Emerging evidence confirms severe and widespread aquifer depletion and contamination worldwide. Along with a drying climate, it threatens water, food, economic security, ec…
Integrated management of lakes, reservoirs, and their basins is critical for a climate-resilient planet: An urgent wake-up call from collective amnesia
Integrated management of lakes and reservoirs and their basins is vital for preserving their significant socioeconomic and ecological benefits, which are essential for climate resilience. Lakes and reservoirs store 88% of the Earth's fresh surface water, providing water, food, energy security, flood protection, drought mitigation, and ecosystem services. This article highlights the rapid depletion and deterioration of these Lentic (standing) wate…
Mainstreaming integrated approaches to sustain lake and reservoir basin benefits in a changing climate
This paper examines the challenges of institutional inertia and land, water and environmental policy failures in promoting integrated management of lakes, reservoirs, and their contributing basins and aquifers. While we focus on vulnerable lakes and reservoirs, the necessary policy, legal, and institutional reforms apply to many water basins, given the rapidly changing climate. Institutional barriers to more integrated land and water management a…
Management of transboundary water resources: Lessons From International Cooperation for Conflict Prevention
Tensions over freshwater resources may become more frequent as pressures on water resources grow due to increased demand and variability of rainfall. Conflicts may take place between or within countries or between competing sectoral users. This paper focuses on institutional approaches for enhancing cooperation between countries for sustainable development of transboundary freshwater bodies and contributing basins. It is assumed that instead of b…
Toward Ecosystem-based Recovery of Marine Biomass Yield
Toward Ecosystem-based Recovery of Marine Biomass Yield
Restoring and Protecting the World's Lakes and Reservoirs
WATER;ENVIRONMENT
Management of transboundary water resources: Lessons From International Cooperation for Conflict Prevention
Tensions over freshwater resources may become more frequent as pressures on water resources grow due to increased demand and variability of rainfall. Conflicts may take place between or within countries or between competing sectoral users. This paper focuses on institutional approaches for enhancing cooperation between countries for sustainable development of transboundary freshwater bodies and contributing basins. It is assumed that instead of b…
Toward Ecosystem-based Recovery of Marine Biomass Yield
Restoring and Protecting the World's Lakes and Reservoirs
WATER;ENVIRONMENT
Toward Ecosystem-based Recovery of Marine Biomass Yield
Toward Ecosystem-based Recovery of Marine Biomass Yield
Management of transboundary water resources: Lessons From International Cooperation for Conflict Prevention
Tensions over freshwater resources may become more frequent as pressures on water resources grow due to increased demand and variability of rainfall. Conflicts may take place between or within countries or between competing sectoral users. This paper focuses on institutional approaches for enhancing cooperation between countries for sustainable development of transboundary freshwater bodies and contributing basins. It is assumed that instead of b…
Integrated management of lakes, reservoirs, and their basins is critical for a climate-resilient planet: An urgent wake-up call from collective amnesia
Integrated management of lakes and reservoirs and their basins is vital for preserving their significant socioeconomic and ecological benefits, which are essential for climate resilience. Lakes and reservoirs store 88% of the Earth's fresh surface water, providing water, food, energy security, flood protection, drought mitigation, and ecosystem services. This article highlights the rapid depletion and deterioration of these Lentic (standing) wate…
Mainstreaming integrated approaches to sustain lake and reservoir basin benefits in a changing climate
This paper examines the challenges of institutional inertia and land, water and environmental policy failures in promoting integrated management of lakes, reservoirs, and their contributing basins and aquifers. While we focus on vulnerable lakes and reservoirs, the necessary policy, legal, and institutional reforms apply to many water basins, given the rapidly changing climate. Institutional barriers to more integrated land and water management a…
Catalyzing global leadership for improving groundwater governance policy for local climate resilience
A structured adaptation framework links the benefits of groundwater to climate risks, including depletion, contamination, and saltwater intrusion, to support better governance decisions and improved management of demand, aquifer recharge, storage, discharge, and water quality. Emerging evidence confirms severe and widespread aquifer depletion and contamination worldwide. Along with a drying climate, it threatens water, food, economic security, ec…
Environmental resource management (5 works) · Environmental Science (5 works) · Ecology (4 works) · Environmental planning (4 works) · Biology (3 works) · Ecology (3 works) · Ecosystem (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Transboundary Water Resource Management (3 works) · Climate change (2 works)