International River Basin Management involves the cooperative management of river basins that cross national borders. It aims to ensure sustainable water use, protect ecosystems, and promote equitable access to water resources among countries sharing the basin. Effective management requires collaboration among governments, stakeholders, and local communities. Key principles of this management approach include integrated planning, data sharing, and conflict resolution. Organizations like the United Nations and various regional bodies often facilitate discussions and agreements. By working together, countries can address challenges such as pollution, climate change, and water scarcity, ultimately benefiting both people and the environment.