Strengthening Analysis for Integrated Water Resources Management in Central Asia
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This report outlines a 3-year program to
upgrade the knowledge platform for managing water resources
in Central Asia. Its ultimate purpose is to enhance the
ability of all countries to engage in evidenced- based
dialogue on water and energy management. It focuses on
regional actions, linking all five countries plus
Afghanistan, but recognizes the essential role of national
initiatives. It covers the core elements of a modern
decision support system and, based on extensive
consultations, supports a change in accessing, developing,
and sharing information and analysis. The intended outcomes
of the road map are to: (i) establish a knowledge platform
that is accepted by countries as a basis for cooperative
actions; (ii) enhance capacity and knowledge sharing at the
national and regional levels; and (iii) directly improve
management of water at national and transboundary scales.
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FLOODING, SANITATION, WATER QUALITY, ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY, COVERING, WATER ALLOCATION, NATIONAL WATER POLICIES, FLOW, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, USE OF WATER, HYDROLOGIC CYCLE, ACCESS TO WATER, DAMS, SNOW, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION, PUMPS, INTERNATIONAL WATER RESOURCES, WATER SECTOR, WATER SYSTEMS, WATER QUALITY MONITORING, HYDROLOGY, DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS, WATER SUPPLY, WATER RESOURCE, RIVER BASINS, DECISION MAKERS, RESERVOIRS, ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES, AVAILABILITY OF WATER, WATER SHORTAGES, FLOOD MANAGEMENT, GOVERNANCE OF WATER, CAPACITY BUILDING, BORDER WATER, MEASUREMENTS, WATER LOSSES, WATER RESOURCES, WATER PUMPING, HYDROLOGICAL CYCLE, WATER SYSTEM, WATER STORAGE, NATIONAL WATER RESOURCES, WATER MANAGEMENT, LARGE DAMS, ALLOCATION OF WATER, RIPARIAN COUNTRIES, INTERNATIONAL WATER, WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, WATER PROFESSIONALS, LAND USE PRACTICES, POPULATION GROWTH, INDUSTRIAL WATER, FLOODS, BASINS, REGIONAL PUBLIC GOODS, CIVIL SOCIETY, WATER USE, WATER, MANAGING WATER RESOURCES, WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT, SUSTAINABLE WATER, DRAINAGE, WATER GOVERNANCE, BILATERAL AGREEMENTS, RIPARIAN STATES, GLACIERS, WATER DEVELOPMENT, CLIMATE WARMING, WATER POLICIES, NATURAL RESOURCES, RUNOFF, ACCESS TO INFORMATION, INVESTMENT DECISIONS, CLIMATE VARIABILITY, WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS, BILATERAL COOPERATION, STORAGE CAPACITY, WATER LINKAGES, PUBLIC SECTOR GOVERNANCE, RIVER BASIN MANAGEMENT, HYDROPOWER POTENTIAL, LEAD, REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS, CLIMATE CHANGE, COLLECTOR DRAINS, WATER QUANTITY, DROUGHT, WATER USER, ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT, WATER USES, RIVER BASIN, DEMAND FOR WATER, UTILITIES, BASIN MANAGEMENT, INTERNATIONAL WATERS, WATER POLICY, SYSTEMS, CENTRAL GOVERNMENT, CATCHMENT, DECISION MAKING, RIVERS, WATER RESOURCES PLANNING, WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT, INDUSTRIAL WATER SUPPLY, FLOOD FORECASTING, WATER AVAILABILITY, DISTRIBUTION OF WATER, COOLING WATER, DRINKING WATER, WATER FLOWS, IRRIGATION, STATISTICS, WATERSHED, GROUNDWATER, WATER USERS, WATER PARTNERSHIP, GLOBAL WATER PARTNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT OF WATER, WATER INFRASTRUCTURE, DOWNSTREAM COUNTRIES, WATERS, WATER CONSERVATION, WATER SOURCE, WATER DISTRIBUTION, HYDROPOWER PROJECT, WATER FACILITIES, REMOTE SENSING, SHARED WATER RESOURCES