Mots-clés
Aménagement hydraulique ; Asie ; Asie de l'Est ; Crue ; Domaine aride ; Développement durable ; Eau ; Espace transfrontalier ; Gestion des ressources ; Nappe aquifère ; Organisation internationale ; Ressource en eau ; UNESCOAquifer ; Arid area ; Asia ; Eastern Asia ; Flood ; Hydraulic works ; International organization ; Resource management ; Sustainable development ; Trans-border area ; UNESCO ; Water ; Water resourcesAgua ; Aprovechamiento hidráulico ; Campo árido ; Capa acuífera ; Crecida ; Desarrollo sostenible ; Espacio transfronterizo ; Gestión de los recursos ; Organización internacional ; Recursos en aguaThe role of United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization-International Hydrological Programme in sustainable water resources management in East Asian countries
Auteur(s) et Affiliation(s)
JAYAKUMAR, R.
Natural Science Sector, UNESCO office, Beijing, Chine
DUAN, X.
Natural Science Sector, UNESCO office, Beijing, Chine
KIM, E.
Natural Science Sector, UNESCO office, Beijing, Chine
LIU, K.
Natural Science Sector, UNESCO office, Beijing, Chine
Description :
In light of transboundary waters in IHP (International Hydrological Programme), RSC (Regional Steering Committee) plays a focal role for facilitating regional cooperation in the Southeast and East Asia and Pacific States. Furthermore, ISI (International Sediment Initiative) and IFI (International Flood Initiative) have significant roles, respectively, for the management of erosion and sedimentation in line with river system or reservoir management, and for the flood management focusing on capacity building of each country in East Asia. There are other major areas of concern under UNESCO’s IHP programme in East Asia, specifically in aspects including, mitigating water conflicts on transboundary aquifers through ISARM (International Shared Aquifer Resources Management), water management of arid areas through Water and Development Information for Arid Lands- A Global Network (Asian G-WADI), and sustainable management of groundwater by UNESCO Water Chair, as well as water education through the programme of Sustainable Water Integrated Management-Educational Component.
Type de document :
Article de périodique
Source :
Journal of geographical sciences. Acta geographica sinica, issn : 1009-637X, 2009, vol. 19, n°. 3, p. 259-272, nombre de pages : 14, Références bibliographiques : 12 ref.
Date :
2009
Editeur :
Pays édition : Chine
Langue :
Anglais
Anglais
Droits :
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