Name: Integrated Water Resources Management: A Systems Perspective of Water Governance and Hydrological Conditions (Ihe Delft phd Thesis Series) (en Inglés)
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Author: Adey Mersha
ISBN: 9781032138374

portada Integrated Water Resources Management: A Systems Perspective of Water Governance and Hydrological Conditions (Ihe Delft phd Thesis Series) (en Inglés)

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Crc Pr Inc

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Adey Mersha

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Tapa Blanda

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9781032138374

Integrated Water Resources Management: A Systems Perspective of Water Governance and Hydrological Conditions (Ihe Delft phd Thesis Series) (en Inglés)

Adey Mersha (Autor) · Crc Pr Inc · Tapa Blanda

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This thesis presents analysis of the status of IWRM implementation along with the challenges with regards to policy and institutional measures as well as the required basin information and management instruments. The research entailed a detailed analysis of water resources systems based on a case study from the Awash River Basin in Ethiopia, covering the historical and present state of the challenges and gaps in policies, institutional arrangements and management instruments. The status quo of practical water management, implications of plausible management alternatives in terms of their impact to future water availability, demand fulfilment, patterns of use, and sustainability of the environment were examined. Moreover, the interlinkages and dynamics between key water dependent resources sectors, broadly categorized into water, energy, food, and ecosystems (WEFE) was explored to identify key tradeoffs and synergies. This was deliberated as to improving the synchronization of sectoral plans and resources management programs, thereby fast-tracking the coordination process in IWRM. Overall, the research provides a clearer understanding of the system-wide problems, structural challenges and possible future consequences regarding the management and sustainability of the entire water resource system. Ultimately the purpose is to set in motion new strategies and mechanisms to improve the implementation of the currently applied IWRM framework in the context of the SDGs.