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JAPAN WATER RESOURCES allocation OECD 2015 1 JAPAN Overview and highlights In JAPAN , water resources allocation is largely managed by different ministries, although other water agencies, local governments and private companies have considerable involvement. For instance, water management in rivers is overseen by river administrators including the Minister of Land, Infrastructure Transport and Tourism, Governors and Mayors under the River Law1. Key characteristics of the prevailing allocation regime in Tone-Gawa River System include: Ground water is privately owned, contrary to surface water, which is not subject to private ownership; The river system covers 6 prefectures.
Key characteristics of the prevailing allocation regime in Tone-Gawa River System include: • Ground water is privately owned, contrary to surface water, which is not subject to private ownership;
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