Summary on River Basin Water Resources Allocation Practice and Institutional Arrangements of China

Yuan Yuan Gao; Xin Yi Xu; Xiao Lin Yin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.212-213.489

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Summary on River Basin Water Resources Allocation Practice and Institutional Arrangements of China

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Formulating and implementing river basin water resources allocation scheme is one of the most crucial measures to promote orderly development, efficient utilization and management, reasonable allocation of water resources. Clarifying water share for each region in a river basin and perfecting water resources allocation system can effectively contribute to achieve the social stability, eliminate the water use contradiction among different regions, realize sustainable water resources utilization and eco-social development, guarantee environment flow. It also conforms to the strictest water resources management system proposed and carried out at present of China. In order to make the readers better understand water allocation done or being done in China, river basin water resources allocation practice was summarized in this study. Institutional arrangements related to water resources allocation in China was also been summed up.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 212-213)

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October 2012

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Yuan Yuan Gao, Xin Yi Xu, Xiao Lin Yin

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Institutional Arrangements, Practice, Water Licensing, Water Resources Allocation, Water Rights

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