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Climate Change and Water Resources Planning, Development, and Management in Zimbabwe | An Issues Paper

2014

World Bank

Ключевые слова АГРОВОК
agricultural production algal blooms aquatic ecosystems civil society climate change climate data climate variability community participation contaminants decision making domestic water drinking water drought environmental management flood control flood forecasting fresh water groundwater management hydrological cycle irrigation systems land use change local authorities local communities mercury meteorological stations nutrients organic matter pollution control riparian states river basins rivers sewage treatment surface runoff surface water waste disposal waste water wastewater treatment water water abstraction water allocation water authorities water availability water conservation water demand water governance water management water policy water quality water rates water resources water reuse water rights water scarcity water supply water treatment water use water users weirs wells
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Издатель
Washington, DC
Другие темы
Flood protection; Managing water resources; Catchment area; Sanitation facilities; Meteorological service; Domestic water supply; Water quantity; Environmental impacts; Water uses; Ownership of water; Agricultural activities; Arid areas; National water policy; Groundwater development; Water resource; Water supply systems; Renewable water resources; Efficient use of water; Wastewater supply; Conservation of nature; Groundwater resources; Service providers; Efficient water use; Contaminants in water; Water sector; Sectoral water; Water quality protection; Environmental health; Dam construction; City council; Flood risk; Sanitation services; Irrigation development; Domestic uses; Irrigators; Supply of water; Water managers; Urban water management; Water management agencies; Sustainable water supply; Solid waste disposal; National water resources; Nutrient loads; Water management authorities; Available water resources; Water savings; Large dams; Water department; Sewerage systems; Rural water; Degradation of groundwater; Surface water resources; Safe drinking water; Water quality monitoring; Groundwater quality; Water systems; Management of groundwater; Decision makers; Quality of water; National water resources management; Riparian countries; Surface waters; Urban water supply; Local community; Management of water; River basin; Cholera outbreak; Water distribution; Water pricing; Solid waste; Water quality problems; Rural water supply; Demand management; Wastewater infrastructure; Safe water; Arid regions; Downstream users; Service delivery; Groundwater use; Hand pumps; Good governance; Hydropower production; Consumptive uses; Industrial discharges; Flood management; Water consumption; Hydropower potential; Catchment councils; Annual rainfall; Leakage reduction; Clean water; Safe water supply; Assessment of groundwater; Demand for water; Available water; Water allocations; Climate changes; Allocation of water; Water infrastructure; Sectoral policies; Catchment level; River catchment; Wastewater treatment facilities; Use of water; Water contamination; Urban water; Climatic conditions; Collection of water
Язык
Английский
Формат
application/pdf, text/plain
Лицензия
CC BY 3.0 IGO, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/, World Bank
Тип
Working Paper; Work; Working Paper
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DOI http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/02/25992458/climate-change-water-resources-planning-development-management-zimbabwe-issues-paper https://hdl.handle.net/10986/24096
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