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Managing the Invisible : Understanding and Improving Groundwater Governance

2012

Wijnen, Marcus | Augeard, Benedicte | Hiller, Bradley | Ward, Christopher | Huntjens, Patrick

Ключевые слова АГРОВОК
access to information agricultural production aquifers capacity building civil society civil society organizations climate change climate variability construction crop production drainage drinking water drought effluents evaporation food security fresh water freshwater geothermal energy glaciers gravity ground water groundwater groundwater management groundwater pollution groundwater recharge groundwater table hydrological cycle ice international waters iron irrigation irrigation water isotopes land use local authorities participatory approaches pesticides pollution pressure public water pumping pumps rainfall rainfall patterns remote sensing runoff saline water sanitation springs surface water towns waste water wastewater water availability water conservation water demand water governance water policy water quality water rights water scarcity water supply water use water user associations wells
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Издатель
World Bank, Washington, DC
Другие темы
Catchment area; Water transfer; Municipal development; Stakeholder participation; Private water supply; Distribution of water; Agricultural activities; Arid areas; Groundwater revolution; Groundwater development; Saline water intrusion; Water resource; Water supply systems; Toxic elements; Water strategy; Groundwater resources; Aquifer; Sewerage company; Ministry of water; Participatory governance; Water services; Groundwater resource; Municipal water; Water resources management; Groundwater users; Wua; Water sector; Open wells; Global water partnership; Local water; Agricultural water; Water management areas; Agricultural uses; Sewerage authority; Local stakeholders; Drinking water quality; Groundwater exploitation; Drinking water supply; Good water governance; Water user; Groundwater bodies; Catchments; Water user association; Catchment; Quality water; Source protection; Local water management; Degradation of groundwater; Rural water; Aquifer management; Dispute resolution mechanisms; Water authority; Agricultural policy; Surface water resources; Administrative capacity; Groundwater issues; Safe drinking water; Groundwater quality; Water source; Groundwater protection; Water sources; Agricultural irrigation; Groundwater systems; Management of groundwater; Water investments; Water resources development; Decision makers; Participatory water management; Dewatering; Surface waters; Climatic variability; River basin; Rural water supply; Water bills; Hydrological unit; Water board; Remote sensing technologies; Regulatory regime; Governance arrangements; Groundwater use; Good governance; Groundwater depletion; High levels; Water consumption; Output prices; Groundwater projects; Water needs; Water resources management framework; Groundwater reserves; Well development; Water withdrawals; Climate changes; Ground water management; Groundwater extraction; Urban dwellers; Water infrastructure; Drinking water cost; Groundwater abstraction; Sectoral policies; Commercial agriculture; Public water supply; Water resource management
Язык
Английский
Формат
application/pdf, text/plain
Лицензия
CC BY 3.0 IGO, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/
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DOI http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/06/16587662/managing-invisible-understanding-improving-groundwater-governance https://hdl.handle.net/10986/17228
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