GCEW
Global Commission on the Economics of Water
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The Global Commission on the Economics of Water (GCEW) will redefine the way we value and govern water for the common good.
It will present the evidence and the pathways for changes in policy, business approaches and global collaboration to support climate and water justice, sustainability, and food-energy-water security.
The Commission is convened by the Government of the Netherlands and facilitated by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). It was launched in May 2022 with a two-year mandate.
The GCEW is executed by an independent and diverse group of eminent policy makers and researchers in fields that bring novel perspectives to water economics, aligning the planetary economy with sustainable water-resource management.
Its purpose is to make a significant and ambitious contribution to the global effort to spur change in the way societies govern, use and value water.
The What, Why and How of the World Water Crisis: Phase 1 Review and Findings
16 Mar 2023
TECHNICAL REPORT - Towards Operationalising the Water-Energy-Food Nexus -...
14 Mar 2023
The Impact of Water and Heat Stress from Global Warming on Agricultural...
14 Mar 2023
TECHNICAL REPORT - Towards Operationalising the Water-Energy-Food Nexus -...
14 Mar 2023
TECHNICAL REPORT - Water Consumption, Measurements and Sustainable Water Use...
14 Mar 2023
TECHNICAL REPORT - Water Accounts and Water Accounting - February 2023...
14 Mar 2023