Sustainable Water Management in Agriculture under Climate.
Principles and Practices for Sustainable Water Management in Farming Production (version 2010) Water is a vital component of agricultural production. It is essential to maximise both yield and quality. Water has to be applied in the right amounts.Water is at the core of sustainable development and is critical for socio-economic development, healthy ecosystems and for human survival itself. It is vital for reducing the global burden of.CIRIA’s initiatives look at the big picture, but also provide practical approaches to make a difference on the ground by bringing together relevant disciples to deliver good practice guidance. CIRIA’s work in water management, particularly in Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) and flood risk management, has helped inform regulation in the UK.
The scope of Sustainability of Water Quality and Ecology includes fresh water, transitional, marine and ground water systems, as well as the related water exploitation cycles such as drinking water production and consumption and irrigation water use. The journal will publish papers on the following topics.The study focused on assessing household water use practices, assessing communities’ attitudes towards water safety and benefits of safe water supply, investigating the contributions of community for water source protection and maintenance, and investigating institutional approa- ches to enhance the sustainability of water supply sche- mes.
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