Water Management in Arid Zones
Adeel, Zafar, Nora Berrahmouni, Wang, Tao, Ashraf Afaneh, H. Siadat, Houcine Yahyaoui, Ouessar, Mohamed, Fawzia Al-Ruwaih, Kowsar, Ahang, Abderrahmane Benkhalifa, Kobori, Iwao, Rachid Boukchina, Noureddine Nasr, Habib Jeder, Bellachheb Chahbani, Sghaier, Monghi, Haddad Mansour, Boukris Meki, A. Marini, M. Talbi et al., Water Management in Arid Zones, (Tokyo: United Nations University, 2000).
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Author Adeel, Zafar
Nora Berrahmouni
Wang, Tao
Ashraf Afaneh
H. Siadat
Houcine Yahyaoui
Ouessar, Mohamed
Fawzia Al-Ruwaih
Kowsar, Ahang
Abderrahmane Benkhalifa
Kobori, Iwao
Rachid Boukchina
Noureddine Nasr
Habib Jeder
Bellachheb Chahbani
Sghaier, Monghi
Haddad Mansour
Boukris Meki
A. Marini
M. Talbi
M. Melis
A. PitzalisTitle Water Management in Arid Zones Series Title UNU Desertification Series Publication Date 2000 Place of Publication Tokyo Publisher United Nations University Pages CXCIV, 194 Language eng Abstract The project aims to develop activities hat can assist in reducing the impact of land degradation and addressing the underlying causes of processes. This project focuses on developing countries in a region that includes Northern Africa, Middle East, Central Asia, and China (in the context of this project, "Dr Areas" are defined broadly to include arid, semi-arid, and dry sub-humid regions). This geographical region includes a variety of ecosystems ranging from rangelands, deserts highlands to mountains. However, the drivers behind the land degradation problems (population stress, economic exploitation, unsustainable development practices) are common to the developing countries in this region and result in a high stress on livelihood of the people and the natural resources. The solution in looking at the overall picture and developing integrated approaches for managing the land degradation problems. Proper management of water lies at the heart of such approaches because the dry areas of this region range between dry sub-humid to extremely arid. Particularly, the linkage between management of highlands and lowlands is an important one to consider for integrated approaches for dealing with land degradation. Specifically, this project comprises four distinct, but mutually complementary, components that will be implemented in parallel. These include network development, capacity building programmes, research and development activities and dissemination of environmentally sound information. UNBIS Thesaurus WATER RESOURCES
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
DESERTIFICATION
WATER MANAGEMENT
WATER
IRRIGATION
CHINA
JORDAN
IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF)
TUNISIA
KUWAIT
FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMS
ALGERIA
GEOTHERMAL EXPLORATION
TOMATOES
ARID ZONESCopyright Holder United Nations University Copyright Year 2000 Copyright type All rights reserved -
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