PreviousE. Arrhenius |
Natural Resources Management Institute University of Stockholm, Sweden |
A. Askew |
Division of Hydrology World Meteorological Organization Switzerland |
M. Falkenmark |
Natural Resources Management Institute University of Stockholm, Sweden |
N. Hudson |
SILSOE Associates Bedford, UK |
J. Lundqvist |
Department of Water and Environmental Studies University of Linkoping, Sweden |
R. Oldernan |
International Soil Reference and Information Centre Wageningen, Netherlands |
J. Rockström |
Natural Resources Management Institute, University of Stockholm, Sweden |
FAO
A. Angé |
Fertilizer and Plant Nutrition Service |
J. Antoine |
Soil Resources Management and Conservation Service |
B. Appelgren |
Water Resources Development and Management Service |
J.R. Benites |
Soil Resources Management and Conservation Service |
R. Brinkman |
Soil Resources Management and Conservation Service |
F. Dauphin |
Investment Centre |
J.M. Faures |
Water Resources Development and Management Service |
A. Kandiah |
Water Resources Development and Management Service |
A.P. Koohafkhan |
Environment and Sustainable Development Coordinating Centre |
A. Mashali |
Soil Resources Management and Conservation Service |
F. Ohler |
Forest and Wildlands Conservation Branch |
P. Pallas |
Water Resources Development and Management Service |
R.N. Roy |
Fertilizer and Plant Nutrition Service |
D.W. Sanders |
Soil Resources Management and Conservation Service |
F. Segala |
Soil Resources Management and Conservation Service |
D. Sims |
Soil Resources Management and Conservation Service |
W.G. Sombroek |
Land and Water Development Division |
A. Tabet |
Investment Centre |
D.V. Tran |
Crop and Grassland Service |
FAO LAND AND WATER BULLETIN
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Land and water integration and river basin management, 1995 (E) |
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Planning for sustainable use of land resources -Towards a new approach, 1995 (E) |
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Water sector policy review and strategy formulation- A general framework, 1995
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Availability: August 1995
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The FAO Technical Papers are available through the authorized FAO Sales Agents or directly from Distribution and Sales Section, FAO, Viale delle Terme di Caracalla, 00100 Rome, Italy.
Since water sustains life, water resources must be managed using a holistic approach, linking social and economic development with protection of natural ecosystems. Effective management links land and water resources across the whole of a catchment area or groundwater aquifer. An FAO informal workshop held In Rome from 31 January to 2 February 1993 addressed the broader issues of water management In the context of land use and the environment and within the framework of river basin management. More specifically, the workshop discussed: definition of land and water linkages; development of a conceptual framework to predict land, water and plant nutrient Interaction; establishment of a landscape and river basin approach to integrated management of natural resources; and the drafting of a programme of action including applied research and modelling, education, extension, manuals and field projects aimed at promoting integrated management of natural resources. This publication contains the report and recommendations of the workshop and edited versions of eight papers that were presented and discussed at the workshop.