Water institutions: policies, performance and prospects

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TextSeries: Water resouces development and managementPublication details: New York Springer 2005Description: xi, 210 p. With 6 Figures and 12 TablesISBN:

9783540238119

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Water resource development

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333.91

Summary: "The term ""Water Institutions"", in the context of this volume is broadly defined to include water laws and regulations, water supply schemes, water technologies, regulatory practices, and water administration policies, all viewed in light of the prevailing socioeconomic, political, and cultural settings in which they are embedded."

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"The term ""Water Institutions"", in the context of this volume is broadly defined to include water laws and regulations, water supply schemes, water technologies, regulatory practices, and water administration policies, all viewed in light of the prevailing socioeconomic, political, and cultural settings in which they are embedded."

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