Integrated water resources management in South and South-East Asia

By:

Biswas, Asit k (ed.)

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Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Oxford; 2005Description: 353 pISBN:

9780195669329

Subject(s):

Water resource management

DDC classification:

333.91 INT

Summary: The book analyzes to what extent Integrated Resource Management has been applied to improve water management practices and processes in South and Southeast Asia. It is based on a series of comprehensive case studies, which were prepared by leading authorities from Bangladesh, India, Malaysia, Nepal, Thailand, and Vietmnam, as well as for the Mekong River as a whole.

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The book analyzes to what extent Integrated Resource Management has been applied to improve water management practices and processes in South and Southeast Asia. It is based on a series of comprehensive case studies, which were prepared by leading authorities from Bangladesh, India, Malaysia, Nepal, Thailand, and Vietmnam, as well as for the Mekong River as a whole.

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