How Transboundary Cooperation is Improving Water Resource Management
The Western Balkans are vulnerable to climate-related hazards, with frequent floods posing a threat to lives, property, environment, and cultural heritage. Discover how the World Bank is working with countries and partners to enhance regional cooperation and build climate resilience.
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