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Naim Haie

Transparent Water Management Theory

Name: Transparent Water Management Theory
Author: Naim Haie

Sefficiency in Sequity

Gebonden Engels 2020 9789811562839

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This book provides a solid foundation for a comprehensive, systemic and water-centric approach to water management. Said approach integrates two performance principles essential for sustainable water use systems, namely equity and efficiency. Further, it decreases the policy space for decision-making encountered by water managers and makes it easier to arrive at reasonable solutions because of the bounded rationality inherent in its development. By combining the distributive and aggregative principles, the approach offers a transparent and autonomous structure for gathering water data and enabling stakeholder involvement. Lastly, it employs and promotes a unifying language for all types of water use systems, e.g. urban, agricultural and industrial.

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ISBN13:9789811562839

Taal:Engels

Bindwijze:gebonden

Uitgever:Springer Nature Singapore

Serie:Water Resources Development and Management

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1. Introduction<br>1.1. Water Security, Governance or Management<br><div>1.2. Bounded Rationality</div><div><br></div>2. Terminology<br>2.1. Water Use System (WUS)<br>2.2. Pillars: Quantity, Quality, Benefits<br>2.3. Water Use and Reuse<br>2.4. Binary Opposites in Water<br>2.5. Water Loss of flows and systems<br><div>2.5.1. Unrecoverables</div><div><br></div>3. Theory<br>3.1. Five FIWs (Foundational Ideas about a WUS)<br>3.2. Learning with Stakeholders<br><div>3.3. Smart Water Use Systems</div><div><br></div>4. Sefficiency (Sustainable efficiency)<br>4.1. Proof of Sefficiency Indicators<br>4.2. Levels of Management<br>4.3. Weights<br>4.3.1. Quality attribute<br>4.3.2. Beneficial attribute<br>4.3.3. Usefulness Criterion<br>4.4. Trade-offs<br>4.4.1. Jevons Paradox<br>4.4.2. Differentials<br>4.4.3. Graphs <br>4.5. Alternatives<br>4.5.1. Classical Efficiency<br>4.5.2. Water Productivity<br>4.5.3. Effective Efficiency<br><div>4.5.4. Resiliency</div><div><br></div>5. Sequity (Sustainable equity)<br>5.1. Segments<br>5.2. Equity Revisited<br>5.3. Targets<br>5.4. Policies<br>5.4.1. Type I<br>5.4.2. Type II<br>5.4.3. Type III<br>5.4.4. Type IV<br>5.5. Reality Check<br><div>5.6. Phases in decision-making</div><div><br></div>6. Applications <br>6.1. An Illusion<br>6.2. Urban 1<br>6.3. Urban 2<br>6.4. Farm<br><div>6.5. Water, Energy, Food</div><div><br></div>7. Annexes<br>7.1. Symbols<br>7.2. Sefficiency template<br>7.3. Equivalency<br>7.4. Evapotranspiration <br>7.4.1. Temperature<br>7.4.2. Penman-Monteith<br><div>7.4.3. Hargreaves-Samani</div><div><br></div>References

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