Integrated lake and reservoir management :
Ayres, Wendy S
Integrated lake and reservoir management : World Bank approach and experience / Wendy S. Ayres - Washington, D.C. World Bank 1996 - xiii, 29 p. : il. - World Bank technical paper no. 358 0253-7494 .
Copias: (F)20642
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Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Executive summary -- Introduction -- Current development trends -- Challenges in managing lakes and reservoirs -- Policies and actions for mainstreaming management: World Bank approach and experience -- Next steps -- Boxes -- Figures -- Annexes -- Bibliography.
This paper describes the challenges of managing lakes and reservoirs and the Bank ' s support of these activities. Specifically, it addresses water pollution, water withdrawals, diversions and lake reclamation; disturbances in watersheds; inappropriate introduction of exotic species; and overfishing. To alleviate the pressure on these water bodies, the report recommends a series of complementary measures, namely: (1) approaching water resources planning comprehensively; (2) using apt analytical tools and techniques, such as cost-benefit analysis and environmental assessments; (3) improving water resources allocation; (4) preventing and abating pollution; (5) focusing on applied research efforts that collect basic data on water and environmental quality, hydrology, and hydrogeology, and illuminate the interrelationships between lakes and reservoirs and the large freshwater systems to which they belong; (5) applying innovative technologies including spray irrigation systems and artificial wetlands; and (6) disseminating information on successful practices and proven technologies, such as farming practices. The World Bank will undertake a global water partnership supporting comprehensive management; develop supplementary policy guidelines, support collaborative preparation and implementation of programs and projects; integrate lake and reservoir management policy into its training programs for integrated river basin management and integrated coastal zone management; support preventative and restorative measures; and support a Lakes Management Initiative, a knowledge and experience bank.
0-8213-3867-6
DESARROLLO DE RECURSOS
ADMINISTRACION DE RECURSOS
RECURSOS HIDRICOS
RESERVAS NATURALES
LAGOS
BANCO MUNDIAL
RECURSOS HIDRAULICOS BIRF
333.9163
Integrated lake and reservoir management : World Bank approach and experience / Wendy S. Ayres - Washington, D.C. World Bank 1996 - xiii, 29 p. : il. - World Bank technical paper no. 358 0253-7494 .
Copias: (F)20642
Incluye bibliografía
Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Executive summary -- Introduction -- Current development trends -- Challenges in managing lakes and reservoirs -- Policies and actions for mainstreaming management: World Bank approach and experience -- Next steps -- Boxes -- Figures -- Annexes -- Bibliography.
This paper describes the challenges of managing lakes and reservoirs and the Bank ' s support of these activities. Specifically, it addresses water pollution, water withdrawals, diversions and lake reclamation; disturbances in watersheds; inappropriate introduction of exotic species; and overfishing. To alleviate the pressure on these water bodies, the report recommends a series of complementary measures, namely: (1) approaching water resources planning comprehensively; (2) using apt analytical tools and techniques, such as cost-benefit analysis and environmental assessments; (3) improving water resources allocation; (4) preventing and abating pollution; (5) focusing on applied research efforts that collect basic data on water and environmental quality, hydrology, and hydrogeology, and illuminate the interrelationships between lakes and reservoirs and the large freshwater systems to which they belong; (5) applying innovative technologies including spray irrigation systems and artificial wetlands; and (6) disseminating information on successful practices and proven technologies, such as farming practices. The World Bank will undertake a global water partnership supporting comprehensive management; develop supplementary policy guidelines, support collaborative preparation and implementation of programs and projects; integrate lake and reservoir management policy into its training programs for integrated river basin management and integrated coastal zone management; support preventative and restorative measures; and support a Lakes Management Initiative, a knowledge and experience bank.
0-8213-3867-6
DESARROLLO DE RECURSOS
ADMINISTRACION DE RECURSOS
RECURSOS HIDRICOS
RESERVAS NATURALES
LAGOS
BANCO MUNDIAL
RECURSOS HIDRAULICOS BIRF
333.9163