Water Management on the U.S.-Mexico Border: Achieving Water Sustainability and Resilience through Cross-Border Cooperation

Lara‐Valencia, Francisco; Coronado, Irasema; Mumme, Stephen P.; Brown, Christopher; Ganster, Paul; García-Pérez, Hilda; Lybecker, Donna L.; Megdal, Sharon B.; Sanchez, Rosario; Sweedler, A.R.; Varady, Robert G.; Zúñiga-Terán, Adriana A.

doi:10.1080/08865655.2023.2168294

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“…Shared water resources require international cooperation; ensuring the cybersecurity of data exchanged between countries is essential for equitable water management [64]. Sustainable water management solutions have been found to have a significant impact on local communities and contribute to the fulfillment of SDG 6 [65]. The approach applied in stakeholder management within the Adriatic region also highlights the importance of stakeholders' contribution in addressing relevant issues and options for sustainable cross-border drinking water resources management, reinforcing SDG 6 targets [66].…”

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Cybersecurity challenges across sustainable development goals: A comprehensive review

Mohamed,

Abuobied

2024

Sustainable Engineering and Innovation

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In an era where society becomes increasingly reliant on digital technology and interconnected systems, the significance of cybersecurity for upholding sustainable development has become paramount. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were adopted by the United Nations in 2015 as a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure that by 2030, people enjoy peace and prosperity. As we draw closer to the critical year of 2030, the insights of this paper gain urgency in light of ongoing efforts to achieve the SDGs. This review paper takes an innovative stance by examining how cybersecurity challenges align with each SDG. The novelty of this study is that, it not only highlights the interconnected nature of cybersecurity within each goal but also identifies and categorizes the top five emerging threats that could impact the 17 goals. By pinpointing potential risks, it calls for further research and strategies to counter these cyber threats that might hinder the progress towards the SDGs. This research work serves as valuable guidance for researchers, policymakers, and practitioners, offering a comprehensive understanding of the intricate relationship between cybersecurity and sustainable development.

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Section: Cross-border Water Managementmentioning

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Cybersecurity challenges across sustainable development goals: A comprehensive review

Mohamed,

Abuobied

2024

Sustainable Engineering and Innovation

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Systemic Shock and Bordering: Comparative Analysis of the Vulnerability and Resilience of Cross-Border Governance in Europe and North America

Lara-Valencia,

Varela Álvarez,

García-Pérez

2023

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El análisis comparativo de las regiones fronterizas en el contexto de los procesos sistémicos de centralización y rebordeamiento inducidos por el choque facilita la comprensión de las especificidades y los aspectos comunes de las fronteras contemporáneas. La pandemia de COVID-19 ofreció a los expertos en fronteras unas condiciones cuasi experimentales únicas para dicho análisis, ya que los gobiernos de la mayoría de los países del mundo aplicaron políticas y medidas análogas para reducir la propagación y el impacto de la pandemia. En concreto, las medidas de restricción de la movilidad transfronteriza alteraron las rutinas y prácticas de la vida cotidiana de la población fronteriza y, de forma más general, la estabilidad de las regiones fronterizas a través de diferentes formas y grados de reborderización. Así pues, la pandemia puso a prueba las capacidades regionales y las estructuras de gobernanza para hacer frente a la incertidumbre y el riesgo e incitó las reacciones de los actores regionales preocupados por restablecer la estabilidad y la normalidad. Utilizando el concepto de resiliencia como lente analítica, este documento examina las respuestas de los actores locales de las regiones fronterizas España-Portugal y EE.UU.-México al choque sistémico y la contribución de estas respuestas a la resiliencia regional transfronteriza.

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Water Management on the U.S.-Mexico Border: Achieving Water Sustainability and Resilience through Cross-Border Cooperation

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Cybersecurity challenges across sustainable development goals: A comprehensive review

Cybersecurity challenges across sustainable development goals: A comprehensive review

Systemic Shock and Bordering: Comparative Analysis of the Vulnerability and Resilience of Cross-Border Governance in Europe and North America

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