Case study #395 in the IWRM ToolBox. "Desires to maximise irrigated agriculture during the Soviet era has resulted in degradation of water resources. After independence, most countries in the region adopted national policies dealing with water supply and sanitation. Furthermore, since 2002, Global Water Partnership in Caucasus and Central Asia (GWP CACENA) promotes and supports introduction of IWRM. The main lesson learnt is that an IWRM approach should include any essential infrastructure needed for development."<div></div><div><br></div><div>The case study is currently available on the ToolBox at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.gwp.org/en/ToolBox/CASE-STUDIES/Asia/Central-Asia--Caucasus-Regional-review-of-water-supply-and-sanitation-from-IWRM-perspective-395/">http://www.gwp.org/en/ToolBox/CASE-STUDIES/Asia/Central-Asia--Caucasus-Regional-review-of-water-supply-and-sanitation-from-IWRM-perspective-395/</a>.</div>
GWP: Central Asia & Caucasus: Regional review of water supply and sanitation from IWRM perspective (#395)
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Case study #395 in the IWRM ToolBox. "Desires to maximise irrigated agriculture during the Soviet era has resulted in degradation of water resources. After independence, most countries in the region adopted national policies dealing with water supply and sanitation. Furthermore, since 2002, Global Water Partnership in Caucasus and Central Asia (GWP CACENA) promotes and supports introduction of IWRM. The main lesson learnt is that an IWRM approach should include any essential infrastructure needed for development."

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Global Water Partnership. "Central Asia & Caucasus: Regional review of water supply and sanitation from IWRM perspective (#395)." Case study. [No date], accessed March 17, 2013. http://www.gwptoolbox.org/index.php?option=com_case&id=284. [inaccessible February 13, 2014]
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2008 TOOLBOX
Country
Kyrgyzstan
Kazakhstan
Language
English
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