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Water Resource Management in Bulgariaa given region. This chapter includes the information about the water resources in Bulgaria. It is given information for rivers, lakes and damps. Also there is information for water management and law in our country.

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Introduction to “Water Resources Management in Balkan Countries”cs are all about water resources management in Balkan countries. These countries includ Romania, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosna and Herzegovina, Serbia, Bulgaria, North Macedonia and Greece. The main technical elements of each of water resources management in each country are presented under its relevant

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Water Resources in Sloveniam.). However, these are not equally distributed because about 40% of Slovenia is karst and therefore almost without surface waters. Rivers from four–fifths of Slovenian territory flow several hundred kilometers to the Black Sea and from less than one fifth into the nearer Adriatic Sea. The few small

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Water Resources in Sloveniam.). However, these are not equally distributed because about 40% of Slovenia is karst and therefore almost without surface waters. Rivers from four–fifths of Slovenian territory flow several hundred kilometers to the Black Sea and from less than one fifth into the nearer Adriatic Sea. The few small

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Groundwater Resources in Croatia inland Pannonia region are formed as alluvial deposits of intergranular porosity and of high hydraulic conductivity in the Sava and Drava river valleys. In Croatian karst region, the main groundwater reserves are tied to prevailing highly permeable carbonate rocks. Renewable groundwater reserves in

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Induced Riverbank Filtration (IRBF) for Managed Artificial Groundwater Recharge (MAR) in Sloveniavenia. A solution to this problem was an introduction of artificial groundwater recharge systems. Within the Project FREEWAT, we established two groundwater flow models to analyze the efficiency and optimize the working functions of the established groundwater recharge systems. One of the sites of t