in support of developing a mechanism to enable the reallocation of water rights for the benefit of freshwater ecosystems and river-dependent communities in the Americas
toward the costs of developing a water use budget and allocation mechanism that informs recommendations on how to guide equitable resource allocations of freshwater across multiple sectors of demand, especially poor or vulnerable populations in California
in support of developing a business model for a mechanism to foster investment in watershed services, in order to reduce competition for freshwater and benefit local people and landscapes in Africa
toward the costs of a project to determine the viability of a new Fisheries Improvement Project model for benefitting small-scale fisheries in Indonesia and globally
in support of developing a mechanism that leverages supply chain demand for more efficient freshwater allocation, use and transfer across multiple sectors and users, especially poor or vulnerable populations in Mexico and the United States
in support of developing a sustainable and equitable approach to a water rights allocation and trading scheme in order to reduce freshwater competition among agricultural, municipal, industrial and energy users in China
in support of developing strategies for alleviating multi-sector competition for fresh water in order to secure water for ecosystems and for the poor and vulnerable people who depend on clean reliable flows of fresh water
in support of developing tools that will assist projects working toward global resilience solutions to deliver and measure positive impacts for people in communities affected by acute shocks and chronic stresses
in support of organizational capacity building for the Science and Resilience Institute at Jamaica Bay to generate necessary knowledge to inform decision making around the revitalization of Jamaica Bay