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Environmental flow requirements of river Sone
These Guidelines provide you with the necessary
information to help you implement IWRM under your
own circumstances. They consist of the fundamental
concepts of IWRM as well as perspectives of various
stakeholders with regard to water issues, keys for success for overcoming problems, and good examples
where such keys for success were applied
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