strategy
Providing sustainable water resource planning
Synonyms:
Planning for sustainable water useDeveloping sustainable water resource policies
Claim:
1. Water policies must be scaled. They must respect communities of water-sharers. They must recognize watersheds (be basin consistent).2. In the realm of philosophical priorities, free water comes first. The acts of pumping, piping and dumping water, unavoidable as they may be, are degrading to water. This awareness should be the foundation for any pricing policy of pumped and piped water. The priority of free, gratuitous and flowing water should be recognized. We must allow water to recover the dignity of its sparkling, flowing presence.
Broader:
Developing policyPlanning for sustainabilityDeveloping principles of sustainabilityPlanning development of natural resourcesAdopting sustainable infrastructure policiesEnsuring sustainable development of fresh waters Narrower:
Using oceans sustainablyAdopting sustainable sanitation policyImplementing water resource policies based on realistic assessment Constrains:
Disrupting hydrological cycle Constrained by:
Abstaining from water resource planning Facilitated by:
Correcting misconduct of consultant hydrogeologistsResearching water resources for sustainable development Values:
AbuseUnusedUnderuseUnsustainable References:
Robert, Jean: Water is a CommonsWinpenny, Jim: Water Policy IssuesCosgrove W and Rijsberman, F: World Water Vision: making water everybody's business Subjects:
Hydrology → WaterResources → Resources
Management → Planning
Development → Development
Development → Sustainable development
Policy-making → Policy
Type Classification:
E: Emanations of other strategies Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
