Integrated Water Resources Management Planning Approach for Small Island Developing States
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This Resource Book provides a suite of case studies of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) approaches in small island developing states (SIDS) around the world, and based on those experiences, describes a practical and logical framework of activities for the planning, development and implementation of integrated water resources management/integrated water development plans at the national level, at the level of watersheds and at the level of villages and communities. It advocates collaboration and dialogue between all stakeholders involved in solving a problem whose solution will contribute to improving the management of the water sector at the macro, meso, or micro level. The stakeholder dialogue and consultation requires creating time, space, and institutional platforms for interaction within a specific geographical area, between those who have a stake in the water resources and those who provide the services.
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