International Journal of Water Resources Development

Foreword
pp. 267-274(8)
Authors: Lotta Andersson; Mike Bonell; David Moody

Towards integrated catchment management: opening the paradigm locks between hydrology, ecology and policy-making
pp. 275-281(7)
Author: Malin Falkenmark

How do we move from ideas to action? The role of the HELP programme
pp. 283-296(14)
Author: Mike Bonell

Towards integrated catchment management: increasing the dialogue between scientists, policy-makers and stakeholders
pp. 297-309(13)
Authors: Malin Falkenmark; Lars Gottschalk; Jan Lundqvist; Patricia Wouters

Integrated water and catchment research for the public good: the Motueka River-Tasman Bay initiative, New Zealand
pp. 311-323(13)
Authors: William Bowden; Andrew Fenemor; Neil Deans

Roles and perspectives of the policy-maker, affected water sector and scientist in integrated water resources management: a case study from South Africa
pp. 325-344(20)
Authors: Roland Schulze; Mark Horan; Ashwin Seetal; Erik Schmidt

Stakeholder participation as a tool for sustainable development in the Em River Basin
pp. 345-352(8)
Authors: Bodil Liedberg Jönsson

Upper San Pedro Basin: fostering collaborative binational watershed management
pp. 353-367(15)
Authors: Anne Browning-Aiken; Holly Richter; David Goodrich; Bob Strain; Robert Varady

Developing interdisciplinary science for integrated catchment management: the UK lowland catchment research (LOCAR) programme
pp. 369-385(17)
Authors: Howard Wheater; Denis Peach

Integrated water resources management in the Luquillo mountains, Puerto Rico: an evolving process
pp. 387-398(12)
Authors: Jorge Ortiz-Zayas; Frederick Scatena

Experiences of the use of riverine nutrient models in stakeholder dialogues
pp. 399-413(15)
Author: Lotta Andersson

Integrating hydrology with environment, livelihood and policy issues: the Murrumbidgee model
pp. 415-429(15)
Author: Shahbaz Khan

Sustaining Subernarekha river basin
pp. 431-444(14)
Authors: D.B. Gupta; Siddhartha Mitra

Storm water management for society and nature via service learning, ecological engineering and ecohydrology
pp. 445-462(18)
Author: Theodore Endreny

Book reviews
pp. 463-467(5)

Conference report
pp. 469-472(4)