Water Use and Supply Management

<p>The law of Indonesia on integrated water resources management at basin Level, enacted in 2004.</p>

<p>This good practice paper looks at how the Punjab Water Supply and Sanitation Project developed female beneficiaries into change agents. The paper summarizes the planning, design, and implementation of gender-specific components that made the water supply project the success that it is. The benefits that the women are receiving, and passing on to their households and communities, are not just project bi-products. The benefits were carefully planned and designed for. As a result, it wasn't just their improved access to water that is improving women’s quality of life.

<p>The law of RO Korea on water quality and water ecosystem conservation.</p>

<p>The law of Cambodia on water resources management.</p>

<p>The law of Japan on water pollution control which was revised in 2010 and 2011.</p>

<p>The law of Thailand on water resources (Draft).</p>

<p>This handbook articulates the links between challenges and IWRM responses. Drawing on many experiences around the world, the handbook provides practical guidance for improving the governance of freshwater resources, in particular through effective application of the integrated water resources management (IWRM) approach in lakes, river basins, and aquifers. The guidance is applicable in basins regardless of the context (developed or developing countries, humid or arid conditions) or the current state of water governance.</p>