Integrated Water Resources Management
management – serving a general purpose of contributing to the imple-mentation of IWRM, but also an internal purpose of establishing a common understanding within GWP and TAC. The present paper represents the “corporate view” of TAC on integrated water resources management and has been authored by all members of TAC in the period 1996 ...
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