Titlebook: Integrated Water Resource Management; An Interdisciplinary Neil S. Grigg Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 wat

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Demand for Water, Water Services, and Ecosystem Services, limits. Urban water demand involves an aggregate of domestic, commercial, and industrial demands, and auditing of water uses in cities offers a tool to improve efficiency. Many industries supply their own water and are not connected to utility networks. Irrigation is by far the largest water use on

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Water Laws and Regulations,ctions. The framework is embedded in institutional arrangements to include law and order, a functioning government, effective policy and mechanisms, and a culture that promotes a successful society. Water law evolved in different regions in different ways from early precedents that became common law

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Economic and Decision Tools for IWRM,nomics in IWRM are in the planning and analysis modes. Examples of core economic concepts include the differences between public and private goods and the valuation of benefits. Decisions require comparison of the merits of alternatives, which is a core concept in decision science with application o

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Social Aspects of Water Management,s of social and political issues. Social issues are not well defined, but they create many connections between people and water. A starting point to define them is the hierarchy of human needs, where access to water and services is about social justice. Although access seems to be a human right, pay