Integrated water resources management in the 21st century: revisiting the paradigm.

摘要: Foreword About the Water Observatory of Botin Foundation SECTION 1 Introduction and international perspectives Integrated Resources Management (IWRM): The experience M. Ait Kadi 2 Management: State art way forward P. Martinez-Santos, M.M. Aldaya & M.R. Llamas 3 Non-Integrated Giordano T. Shah 4 Contemporary responses to water management challenges X. Leflaive 5 policy, agricultural trade WTO rules L.A. Jackson, C. Pene, M.-B. Martinez-Hommel, Hofmann L. Tamiotti Lessons learnt in Spain 6 Virtual trade, food security sustainability: from Latin America D. Chico, Aldaya, I. Flachsbarth A. Garrido 7 Ten years Framework Directive Spain: An overview ecological chemical status surface bodies B.A. Willaarts, Ballesteros N. Hernandez-Mora 8 Intensive groundwater use agriculture IWRM: impossible marriage? De Stefano, E. Lopez-Gunn Martinez-Santos 9 Future Institutions? On evolution Spanish institutions policy takers makers Lopez-Gunn, G. Huelva, Stefano F. Villarroya 10 Urban water, an essential part Cabrera Custodio Selected case studies on 11 resources Peru - long road ahead A.J.M. Kuroiwa, L.F. Castro, M.N. Lucen J.I. Montenegro 12 Chile Donoso 13 Towards IWRM upper Guadiana basin, J.A.R. Cabellos 14 resource vulnerability adaptation climate change human activity North China J. Xia 15 Blue transfer versus virtual with a focus South-North Transfer Project H. Yang, Y. Zhou J.G. Liu 16 institutional organization irrigation other Mediterranean countries L.A.D.R. Thuy, Valero de Palma Index