Promoting Sustainable River Basin Governance — Crafting Japan-U.S. Water Partnerships in China
No.28
Spot Survey
Edited by Jennifer L.Turner and Kenji Otsuka
March 2005
Executive Summary
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Introduction
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/ Wang Yahua
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/ Naoki Kataoka
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/ Carol R. Collier
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/ Mikiyasu Nakayama
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/ Gary Wolff
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/ Nanae Yamada
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/ Kaori Fujita
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/ Hu Kanping with Yu Xiaogang
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/ Reiko Nakamura
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/ Richard Volk
Appendix
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Introduction
Part 1 State of River Basin Management Institutions
Chapter 1
River Governance Structure in China: A Study of Water Quantity/Quality Management Regimes
Chapter 2
Conservation of the Waterfront Environment along Japan's Rivers: Institutions and Their Reforms of River Basin Management
Chapter 3
Sustainable Water Resources Management in the United States: Use of River Basin Commissions to Promote Economic Development, While Protecting the Environment and Improving Community Quality
Part 2 Institutional and Economic Approach to Sustainable River Basin Governance
Chapter 4
China as Basin Country of International Rivers
Chapter 5
Economies of Scale & Scope in River Basin Management
Chapter 6
Irrigation and River Basin Management in Japan: Toward Sustainable Water Use
Chapter 7
Evaluating Cost Sharing for Sustainable River Basin Management: Case Studies in Netherlands and Japan
Part 3 Public Participation and River Basin Governance
Chapter 8
Bridge Over Troubled Waters: The Role of the News Media in Promoting Public Participation in River Basin Management and Environmental Protection in China
Chapter 9
Essentials of Stakeholder Participation in the Wise Use of Wetlands: Good Practices of Two Lagoons in Japan and India
Chapter 10
Fostering a Stewardship Approach to Water Resources Management
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