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Rivers Blogs Central Asia Displaying items by tag: Waterwealth
Rivers Blogs Central Asia Displaying items by tag: Waterwealth
Saturday, 10 December 2011 00:10
A WaterWealth Basin : Bengawan Solo Basin
Self-financing, autonomous management corporations were established by the Indonesian government to manage nationally important developed basins, such as the Bengawan Solo.
A complementary stakeholder platform, the Water Council of Bengawan Solo, facilitates participatory management in the basin.
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Solo
Saturday, 11 March 2000 07:09
Water Wealth: Consultation with stakeholders shapes and strengthens water management strategies in Sri Lanka
The Mahaweli River Basin covers 10,000 km2, one-sixth of Sri Lanka’s land area. The river supplies water for irrigation and hydropower generation, as well as meeting the water demands of urban and industrial areas in the basin.
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essai