Titlebook: Water Policies in MENA Countries; Slim Zekri Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Water Sector reforms.Water demand.Water Supply.

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Water Policy in Tunisia,tional problems. The scarcity of water induced by the increasing demands of various economic sectors and climate change effects leads to the questioning of current allocations of the water resources. Given the economic model adopted and the current governance, water scarcity would be a major threat for sustainability.

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The Water Sector in MENA Region: The Way Forward,y and demand. Essentially demand management and cost recovery are judged urgent to undertake and feasible by learning from the successful energy price reforms undertaken in Iran and Oman for instance.

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An Overview of the Water Sector in MENA Region,nd climate change. This book addresses water scarcity issues in the MENA region and gives an overview of the current water policies in seven MENA countries: Algeria, Egypt Iran, Jordan, Oman, Saudi Arabia, and Tunisia. This book includes an introductory chapter and seven chapters showcasing water po

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Water Policy in Algeria,ls for a sustainable water use pattern in industrial, agricultural, and domestic sectors. The problems caused by water scarcity imply important changes in the criteria and objectives of water policies. The major water issues in Algeria can be attributed to both policy implementation failure and a la

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Water Policy in Algeria,ls for a sustainable water use pattern in industrial, agricultural, and domestic sectors. The problems caused by water scarcity imply important changes in the criteria and objectives of water policies. The major water issues in Algeria can be attributed to both policy implementation failure and a la

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Existing and Recommended Water Policies in Egypt,ight of the water scarcity situation. It provides views on the implementation of the water-energy-food nexus approach in Egypt. It also addresses the challenges facing Egypt’s dependency on the transboundary water resource of the Nile, and the dependency of Egypt on the use of non-conventional water