Water Governance, Stakeholder Engagement, and Sustainable Water Resources Management

doi:10.3390/books978-3-03842-447-5

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agricultural technological change; computable general equilibrium model; economic impact; water policy; adaptive governance; legitimacy; water law; water management; stakeholder processes; Native American rights; Aboriginal rights; Indigenous rights; stakeholder engagement; water management; social learning; conservation; demand management; supply management; moral hazard; water policy; public consultation; community engagement; urban water management; flood protection; conflict; social learning; stakeholder collaborations; transboundary water governance; watershed management; serious games; water governance; stakeholder engagement; inclusiveness; OECD; Water Governance Initiative; Mexico; water governance; governance assessment; sanitation; water treatment plants policy; Tlaxcala sub-basin; groundwater modeling; groundwater management; stakeholder engagement; knowledge co-production; Santa Cruz River Basin; groundwater governance; linkages; use of subsurface space; use of subsurface resources; collaborative modeling; integrated water resource management; systems thinking; stakeholder engagement; public participation; early warning; hydrometeorological hazards; severe weather; flash flood guidance; disaster risk reduction; water management; public participation; stakeholder engagement; adaptive capacity; drinking water; Koraro; Millennium Village Project; participatory; stakeholder; water management; conflict; participation; Shared Vision Planning; Lake Ontario; St. Lawrence River; Kishon River; Israel water policy; environmental politics; water technologies; water law; groundwater law; legislation; governance; water management; institutions; human rights; abstraction control; pollution control; environmental law; indigenous; tribes; Native Americans; stakeholder engagement; groundwater governance; water; stakeholder participation; equity; water security; case studies; hydropower; governance; livelihoods; gender; irrigation; ecosystem services; water governance; stakeholder engagement; water management; water resources; participation; collaboration; groundwater; water sustainability

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