In the recent past, Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM) has emerged as method of choice for resolving a wide range water-related conflicts that arise between governments and stakeholders all over globe. Despite variety regulations initiatives being put into place, there is still skepticism their actual execution. 2006, Philippine government began updating water policy regulatory framewo...

Since the UN Water Conference in 1977, international debates have centered on global water scarcity and achieving sustainable development. In 1995, Morocco introduced a policy to strengthen country’s socio-economic development through irrigated agriculture, while ensuring long-term sustainability of resources integrated resource management (IWRM). Empirical research, however, reveals decreasing...

Population growth, urbanisation, climate change, biodiversity loss, energy use, water security and ageing infrastructures for supply treatment require a thorough understanding of the options available moving towards sustainable cities. The present study provides an analysis transformation patterns regarding integrated resources management (IWRM) cities across globe. We evaluate IWRM in 125 with...

Burkina Faso is characterised by unfavourable hydrological conditions and the population's need for water to increase. In response, authorities developed a policy of resource mobilisation satisfy requirement agropastoral domestic needs. The Hauts-Bassins region benefited from these developments with transfer agro-pastoral populations. Natural resources are subject anthropic pressure, consequen...

Efficient and sustainable Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) requires computer based Decision Support Systems (DSS) supporting operational management and strategic policy-making and planning. Spatial data and related technologies provide information on abiotic, biotic and socioeconomic conditions which are crucial for effective collaborative decision-making in the IWRM context. The mo...

According to the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goal (SDG 6), world needs sustainably manage water resources through integrated resource management (IWRM). The Philippines is committed this goal by ensuring implementation of IWRM at all levels. Concurrently, there growing evidence that presently no consolidated data on status sub-national level. With shortages increase, it's more impor...

Abstract Water scarcity and accessibility remain persistently amongst the most prominent global challenges. Although there is a wide agreement among international organizations that Integrated Resources Management (IWRM) water governance are key to overcome water-related challenges, assessments of progress made by cities lacking. This paper for first time analyses challenges water, wastewater, ...