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The 13 pages that link to Water conflict, each with the reason it gives.

• Water scarcityRelated: Competing claims can turn scarcity into local or cross-border disputes.

• CanalRelated: Canal diversions can redistribute water and intensify disputes among users.

• Water securityRelated: Competition over insecure supplies can intensify political and social tensions.

• Water rightsRelated: Conflicting rights become especially consequential during shortages.

• Transboundary water managementCompared with: It highlights the risks that cooperative institutions seek to prevent or contain.

• Transboundary riverRelated: Unequal dependence and unilateral projects can intensify tensions among basin states.

• Fergana ValleyNarrower topic: Upstream-downstream dependencies can turn shared rivers into sources of dispute.

• Ubangi RiverRelated: Large diversion proposals could put competing needs among Ubangi basin countries into sharper focus.

• Water diversionRelated: Diverting shared flows can redistribute water and intensify disputes among users.

• Water managementRelated: Infrastructure and allocation decisions can create winners, losers, and disputes.

• Environmental conflictBroader topic: Water conflicts show how a specific resource dispute can escalate across communities or borders.

• Jubba RiverRelated: The Jubba crosses an international boundary, making upstream water decisions consequential downstream.

• Resource warRelated: Water competition can create serious tension without becoming an armed resource war.