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INTEGRATED WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT: A GENDER PERSPECTIVE

Cathy Green, Sally Baden

IDS Bulletin · 1995 · 22 citations · 8 references

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Concepts

Natural ResourcesGender StudiesWater Resources ManagementIntegrated Water Resources ManagementWater PolicyWater Resource ManagementWater EquityWater ManagementWater Resource Management PolicyWater Resource PolicyFeminist Water PoliticsGlobal Water GovernanceInternational Water GovernanceWater Resources Administration

Abstract

The concept of integrated water resources management (WRM) is currently high on the international policy making agenda.

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