Titlebook: Scalar Mismatches in Metropolitan Water Governance; A Comparative Study Francine van den Brandeler Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Towards a Theory of Metropolitan Water Governance,weather events. Although they generally have more resources to address these challenges, their complexity increases exponentially with their size, as the number of actors and institutions involved directly or indirectly in metropolitan water governance also multiplies. The failure to reconcile metro

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Book 2022se. The cases of Mexico City and São Paulo, as two mega-cities with a wide ranging of water-related challenges, present lessons to other fast growing urban agglomerations on the variety of possible responses as well as obstacles to their effectiveness that receive little attention.

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,The Implementation of UWM in São Paulo,M according to their stated mandates, their effect on actors’ behaviour and their impacts on inclusive and sustainable water governance (see Sect. .). Finally, the chapter summarizes the main empirical findings and considers how more appropriate instruments could be (re)designed for São Paulo in relation to UWM (see Sect. .).

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The Implementation of IWRM/IRBM in Mexico City, and their impacts on inclusive and sustainable water governance (see Sect. .). Finally, the chapter summarizes the main empirical findings and considers how more appropriate instruments could be (re)designed for the Mexico City case study in relation to IWRM/IRBM (see Sect. .).

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The Implementation of UWM in Mexico City,e water governance. Finally, the chapter summarizes the main empirical findings and considers how more appropriate instruments could be (re)designed for the Mexico City case study in relation to UWM (see Sect. .).

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,Comparing São Paulo and Mexico City: Evidence of Scalar Mismatches,design and considers lessons that can be learned from each case study (see Sect. .). Finally, the chapter summarizes the conclusions and introduces the concept of ‘Scalar Mismatches’, which, if unaddressed, impede sustainable and inclusive water governance in large metropolises (see Sect. .).

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