 | Priorities for Water Resources Allocation (NRI) |
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| | Acknowledgments |
| | Introduction |
|  | Priorities and conflicts in water resource development |
| | Paper 1 Demographic trends: implications for the use of water |
| | Paper 2 Fortunately there are substitutes for water: othetwise our hydropolitical futures would be impossible |
| | Issues in water resources management |
| | Paper 3 Managing water resources versus managing water technology: prospects for institutional change |
| | Paper 4 Water as an economic resource |
| | Domestic water use |
| | Paper 5 Domestic water use: engineering, effectiveness and sustainability |
| | Paper 6 Domestic and community water management |
| | Urban and industrial water use |
| | Paper 7 Pollution alleviation issues: a case study on the River Ganges |
| | Paper 8 Wastewater treatment and use for irrigation |
| | Watershed management and land use |
| | Paper 9 Institutional aspects of watershed management |
| | Paper 10 The hydrological impact of land-use change (with special reference to afforestation and deforestation) |
| | Irrigation |
| | Paper 11 Small-scale irrigation in sub-Saharan Africa: a balanced view |
| | Paper 12 Environmental and health aspects of irrigation |
| | Aquatic resources |
| | Paper 13 Water management for aquaculture and fisheries; irrigation, irritation or integration? |
| | Paper 14 Managing systems not uses: the challenges of waterborne interdependence and coastal dynamics |
| | The wider environment |
| | Paper 15 World food production: the past, the present and the future |
| | Paper 16 Climate change and the future of agriculture |
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