Transcription of Towards Integrated Water Resources Management
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February 2012 Towards Integrated Water Resources Management A Conceptual Framework for Army Corps of Engineers Water and Related Land Resources Implementation Studies 2012-VSP-01 Throughout its history, the Institute for Water Resources (IWR) has invited preeminent Water Resources academicians and practitioners to take up residence at the Institute to foster scholarly exchange. At any given time, IWR frequently has faculty from universities spending time in residence at the Institute. Both IWR and the Corps benefit from such faculty engaging in ongoing Water Resources studies and research on a reimbursable basis. Visiting scholars are expected to help infuse new energy and ideas to the IWR program, while the practical work environment at IWR and/or the Hydrologic Engineering Center (HEC) provides a stimulating context for mutual exploration of potential advances in hydrologic engineering and planning analysis.
Today, the concept of “Integrated Water Resources Management” (IWRM) is being advocated as a better way to approach the challenges of 21 st century water management, and many observers have noted that current Corps planning guidance falls short of that ideal.
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