Economic Instruments and Water Rights

Dr. Eleftheria Kampa; Benjamin Görlach

Economic Instruments and Water Rights

Integrated Water Resources Management: Course for North Africa

Publication: Conference Paper
Citation: Interwies, Eduard; Eleftheria Kampa; Benjamin Görlach 2005: Economic Instruments and Water Rights. Background Paper. Integrated Water Resources Management: Course for North Africa. November 28 – December 03, 2005. Rabat, Morocco.

Interwies, Eduard; Eleftheria Kampa; Benjamin Görlach 2005: Economic Instruments and Water Rights. Background Paper. Integrated Water Resources Management: Course for North Africa. November 28 – December 03, 2005. Rabat, Morocco.

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Dr. Eleftheria Kampa

Senior Fellow

Management of Floods and Droughts

2 December 2005
R. Andreas Kraemer

Presentation:Speech

In her contribution at the international capacity-building workshop on Integrated Water Resources Management Nicole Kranz discussed the experiences with participative water management in the Rhine basin and outlined possible inspirations to be derived for water management in Northern Africa.

Participative River Basin Management – The Rhine basin case

2 December 2005
Dr. Nicole Kranz

Project

The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region belongs to the most water-scarce areas in the world. Population growth, urbanisation and industrialisation have led to an increase in water demands and resource pollution. As a result, there is a growing need for an integrated concept to manage the available water resources. Against this background, InWent – Capacity Building International, Germany, in co-operation with the World Bank Institute (WBI) and Office Nationale de L'Eau Potable (ONEP), organised the capacity-building workshop “Integrated Water Resources Management: Course for North Africa”. The workshop took place from 28 November to 3 December 2005 in Rabat, Morocco.

Integrated Water Resources Management: Course for North Africa

Oct - Dec 2005

Publication:Conference Paper

Herbke, Nadine; Jessica Ward; Rodrigo Vidaurre 2005: Wastewater Treatment and Reuse. Background Paper. Integrated Water Resources Management: Course for North Africa. November 28 – December 03, 2005. Rabat, Morocco.

Wastewater Treatment and Reuse

Integrated Water Resources Management: Course for North Africa

Year 2005

Publication:Conference Paper

Kranz, Nicole; Antje Vorwerk 2005: Participatory Management: The Rhine Basin Case. Background Paper. Integrated Water Resources Management: Course for North Africa. November 28 – December 03, 2005. Rabat, Morocco.

Participatory Management: The Rhine Basin Case

Integrated Water Resources Management: Course for North Africa

Year 2005

Publication:Conference Paper

Marsden, Katrina; Thomas Dworak; R. Andreas Kraemer 2005: Managing Floods and Droughts. Background Paper. Integrated Water Resources Management: Course for North Africa. November 28 – December 03, 2005. Rabat, Morocco.

Managing Floods and Droughts

Integrated Water Resources Management: Course for North Africa

Year 2005

Languages: French

English
Authorship: Eduard Interwies

Dr. Eleftheria Kampa

Benjamin Görlach
Funding: InWent – Capacity Building International (InWent), Germany
Published by: Ecologic Institute, Germany
Year: 2005
Dimension: 24 pp.
Project: Integrated Water Resources Management: Course for North Africa
Project ID: 1958
Table of contents: Click to show full table of contents

1 Background and introduction
2 The water situation in North Africa
3 Taxonomy of economic instruments in water management
3.1 Water withdrawal taxes and charges
3.2 Tariffs for water (supply) services
3.3 Sewerage and effluent charges (indirect emissions)
3.4 Water pollution charge
3.5 Subsidies
3.6 Tradable permits
3.7 Liability for damage to waters
4 Functions of economic instruments in water management
5 Relevance of economic instruments for North Africa
5.1 Current use of economic instruments in North Africa
5.2 Challenges to the implementation of economic instruments
6 Conclusion
7 Bibliography
Keywords: Events

International Development

Water

Africa, North Africa, Morocco, Maghreb

Further Links

PublicationConference PaperManaging Floods and Droughts

Marsden, Katrina; Thomas Dworak; R. Andreas Kraemer 2005: Managing Floods and Droughts. Background Paper. Integrated Water Resources Management: Course for North Africa. November 28 – December 03, 2005. Rabat, Morocco. ... Read more

Marsden, Katrina; Thomas Dworak; R. Andreas Kraemer 2005: Managing Floods and Droughts. Background Paper. Integrated Water Resources Management: Course for North Africa. November 28 – December 03, 2005. Rabat, Morocco.

PublicationConference PaperParticipatory Management: The Rhine Basin Case

Kranz, Nicole; Antje Vorwerk 2005: Participatory Management: The Rhine Basin Case. Background Paper. Integrated Water Resources Management: Course for North Africa. November 28 – December 03, 2005. Rabat, Morocco. ... Read more

Kranz, Nicole; Antje Vorwerk 2005: Participatory Management: The Rhine Basin Case. Background Paper. Integrated Water Resources Management: Course for North Africa. November 28 – December 03, 2005. Rabat, Morocco.

PublicationConference PaperWastewater Treatment and Reuse

Herbke, Nadine; Jessica Ward; Rodrigo Vidaurre 2005: Wastewater Treatment and Reuse. Background Paper. Integrated Water Resources Management: Course for North Africa. November 28 – December 03, 2005. Rabat, Morocco. ... Read more

Herbke, Nadine; Jessica Ward; Rodrigo Vidaurre 2005: Wastewater Treatment and Reuse. Background Paper. Integrated Water Resources Management: Course for North Africa. November 28 – December 03, 2005. Rabat, Morocco.

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