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Water policy and policy implementation
Waterlines, 1998Even the most brilliant piece of policymaking will fail if implemented badly — and vice versa. The water and sanitation sector cannot afford to get it wrong: but is there the will to come up with realistic objectives that translate into sustainable programmes?
Richard Carter Richard Carter +1 more
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2023
In a country, Spain, in which drought and desertification mark the environmental reality, water policies acquire a fundamental role when dealing with the management and planning of water resources. From the perspective of what has come to be called “postmodernity,” which predicts the end of the territory and the “no place,” the refutation of the region
María Sotelo Pérez +1 more
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In a country, Spain, in which drought and desertification mark the environmental reality, water policies acquire a fundamental role when dealing with the management and planning of water resources. From the perspective of what has come to be called “postmodernity,” which predicts the end of the territory and the “no place,” the refutation of the region
María Sotelo Pérez +1 more
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Climate Policies as Water Policies
2019This study uses an updated version of the U.S. Agricultural Resource Model (USARM)—a multi-region U.S. agricultural sector programming model—to examine effects of climate change mitigation policies on U.S. water resources. One scenario considers effects of increasing prices of energy and energy-intensive inputs (primarily fertilizers) through a carbon ...
Kazim Konyar, George Frisvold
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Water Pollution Policy in India
International Journal of Environmental Studies, 1989This analysis of the determinants of public policy in Less Developed Countries (LDCs) focuses on environmental policy in India. We find that the magnitude of the problem or market failure exerts the greatest influence in policy, while political and economic development are weaker and less consistent factors.
R. Khator, L. Ross
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2019
Bringing together the analysis of a diverse team of social scientists, this book proposes a new approach to environmental problems. Cutting through the fragmented perspectives on water crises, it seeks to shift the analytic perspectives on water policy by looking at the social logics behind environmental issues.
Poupeau, Franck +4 more
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Bringing together the analysis of a diverse team of social scientists, this book proposes a new approach to environmental problems. Cutting through the fragmented perspectives on water crises, it seeks to shift the analytic perspectives on water policy by looking at the social logics behind environmental issues.
Poupeau, Franck +4 more
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2020
Water scarcity is a reality in Algeria. However, this stark fact is sometimes misunderstood. High population growth coupled with industrialization calls for a sustainable water use pattern in industrial, agricultural, and domestic sectors. The problems caused by water scarcity imply important changes in the criteria and objectives of water policies ...
Nadjib Drouiche +2 more
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Water scarcity is a reality in Algeria. However, this stark fact is sometimes misunderstood. High population growth coupled with industrialization calls for a sustainable water use pattern in industrial, agricultural, and domestic sectors. The problems caused by water scarcity imply important changes in the criteria and objectives of water policies ...
Nadjib Drouiche +2 more
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