Titlebook: Water Resources Management of the People’s Republic of China; Framework, Reform an Dajun Shen Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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Water Resources Allocation and Regulation,ances, and centralized administrative system. The complex nature of China’s system demands rigorous management techniques and structures. Under this framework, water trades are explored by applying several market mechanisms.

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The River and Lake Chief System,key problems associated with river and lake management and protection. The system is not a single system but rather a system aggregation, covering areas such as water resource management, water pollution and river course management. More importantly, the system is not a water resources management system, but rather a leadership management system.

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The River and Lake Chief System,key problems associated with river and lake management and protection. The system is not a single system but rather a system aggregation, covering areas such as water resource management, water pollution and river course management. More importantly, the system is not a water resources management system, but rather a leadership management system.

CESS

Physical Settings and Water Challenges,cultivated land totals lower than world averages; water resources have become a key constraint in regional social and economic development. More importantly, northern China, with its landscape impacted by human activities and climate change, has had a significant decrease in water resources, intensifying conflicts over water supply and demand.

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兵團(tuán)

2211-0631 resources management of China.Highlights how water resources.This book explores water resources management issues in China and possible solutions. It analyzes a wide range of general and specific topics, providing case studies and a balanced review of the past and present situation as well as future

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Water Resources Management Framework,gement systems and their policy direction and focal points are described and analyzed. The relationships of these systems in water resources management are classified in terms of water resources development and use processes, management responsibilities, temporal and spatial aspects, technical revie