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TitlePoverty reduction and IWRM
Publication TypeBook
Year of Publication2003
AuthorsBlack, M
Secondary TitleTEC background papers / Global Water Partnership
Volumeno. 8
Pagination40 p. : 11 boxes
Date Published2003-01-01
PublisherGlobal Water Partnership (GWP)
Place PublishedStockholm, Sweden
ISSN Number9197455903
Keywordsaccess to water, governance, integrated approach, policies, poverty, sdipol, sdiwrm, water resources management
Abstract

This paper outlines how the integrated management of water resources and water-related services can help to reduce poverty in the contexts of public health, land use, food production, livelihoods, industrial development, urban planning and environmental protection. It aims to show how integrated water resources management (IWRM) fits within broader pro-poor governance dimensions; to highlight overlooked connections between access to/use of water and poverty; to explore how a changeover to the IWRM approach is an important ingredient of strategies for poverty reduction; and to examine some of the modalities of IWRM at sub-national and national levels and their specific implications for poverty reduction.

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