Integrated Water Resource Management
Author: World Water Council
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Description: Integrated Water Resource Management by World Water Council discusses a new forward for water resource management, highlighting the shift from traditional engineering to integrated approaches. It explores the challenges and opportunities of implementing IWRM to reconcile competing water uses and achieve sustainable solutions.
Pages: 24
Megabytes: 0.13 MB
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