Titlebook: Overexploitation and Contamination of Shared Groundwater Resources; Management, (Bio)Tec Christophe J. G. Darnault Conference proceedings 2

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Shared Groundwater Resources Managementeen countries that share transboundary groundwater resources, cooperation and negotiation, prevention, equitable water allocation and utilization, as well as exchange of information and data between states are essential. This chapter presents the groundwater resources management principles based on

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Sustainable Development and Integrated Management of Water Resourcesociety and nature as well as in transboundary systems. The concept of sustainable development of water resources is presented with a focus on the model elements and directionality, the perspective of ecological economics, as well as the development of a systematic framework for the evaluation of wat

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A Risk-based Integrated Approach for Managing Transboundary Groundwater Resourcesin water quality from various pollution sources, has resulted in upgrading the role and importance of transboundary waters including transboundary aquifer resources. In this chapter, the UNESCO-ISARM (Internationally Shared Aquifer Resources Management) approach is formulated in terms of a risk-base

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Strategies for Groundwater Resources Conflict Resolution and Managementoaches to conflict management to address potential conflicts over the use of transboundary groundwater resources. The findings of this overview reveal that groundwater professionals often overlook their role in both causing and resolving conflicts over groundwater. This chapter will be of interest t

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