Governance Arrangments

Advise Aboriginal governments and communities, national, state/provincial, and local governments, NGOs and the private sector (example, how to change domestic law to be in line with international law).

Examples include:

• Strengthening environmental institutions (Bangladesh)
• International water and energy agreements (Canada) 
• International trade agreements (Province of British Columbia) 
• Water and energy agreements (Province of British Columbia) 
• Devolution of the authority over water from the federal government (Yukon Territorial Government) 
• Transboundary pollution in an international river (Washington State) 
• Devolution of authority over offshore oil and gas exploration and exploitation from the federal government (North West Territories Territorial Government) 
• Emergency disaster response (United States Federal Emergency Management Authority) 
• First Nations fisheries allocation and co-management (Tsawwassen First Nation) 
• Agreements for development of water and energy resources on international rivers (Nepal Water and Energy Commission Secretariat) 
• International water and energy agreements on an international river (Lawson Lundell LLP) 
• Agreements for development of water and energy resources on international rivers (Columbia Power Corporation) 
• Environmental impact assessment hearings (British Columbia Salmon Farmers Association) 
• Agreement regarding a transboundary conservation area involving a major international river (Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society) 
• Run of the river power production (McAlister Hallam LLP)