World Bank2013-03-282013-03-282010-06https://hdl.handle.net/10986/13047The World Bank's 2004 Water Resources Sector Strategy focused on the need for both water resources management and development in dealing with growth and poverty alleviation. Planning and design of new hydraulic infrastructure for water supply and sanitation, food production, hydropower generation, flood protection, ecosystem restoration or other such purposes require dealing with all elements in the interaction among land, water, vegetation, human intervention and climate variability and change, with an emphasis on the end-user. They also require the simultaneous consideration of technical, economic, institutional (governance), political, financial, environmental and social factors, as called for in the Bank s 1993 Water Resources Management Policy. To provide high-level insight on the key hydrology issues involved, a group of world class experts gathered at a workshop held at World Bank Headquarters in November 2008. The workshop was organized by the Hydrology Expert Facility (HEF) of the Water Anchor. The presenters discussed advancements in key hydrologic topics that were selected for their relevance to Bank operations. The focus was on potential implications for the Bank s development assistance on water projects, programs and policies.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOACCESS TO WATERADEQUATE WATERAGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONAGRICULTURAL WATERALLOCATION OF WATERALLOCATION SYSTEMANOXICAQUATIC ECOSYSTEMSAQUIFERAQUIFERSAVAILABILITY OF WATERBASIC SANITATIONBASIN DEVELOPMENTBASIN MANAGEMENTCANALSCAPACITY BUILDINGCATCHMENTCATCHMENTSCENTRAL GOVERNMENTCIVIL SOCIETYCLIMATE CHANGECLIMATE CHANGESCLIMATE VARIABILITYCLIMATIC VARIABILITYCOASTAL AREASCOASTAL WATERSCOASTAL ZONESCOMMERCIAL WATERCOMPETITION FOR WATERCONJUNCTIVE USECONSTRUCTIONCOST RECOVERYDAMSDECISION MAKERSDELTASDEMAND FOR WATERDISTRIBUTION OF WATERDISTRIBUTION SYSTEMSDOMESTIC USEDOMESTIC WATERDRAINAGEDRAINAGE SYSTEMSDRINKING WATERDROUGHTECOSYSTEMEFFICIENT WATER USEEFFLUENTSENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATIONENVIRONMENTAL FLOWSENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENTSENVIRONMENTAL NEEDSEVAPOTRANSPIRATIONFARMERSFARMINGFLOOD CONTROLFLOOD MANAGEMENTFLOOD PROTECTIONFLOODINGFLOODSFLOW REGULATIONFOOD PRODUCTIONFRESHWATERFRESHWATER SYSTEMSFUTURE WATER NEEDSGLOBAL WATER PARTNERSHIPGOOD WATER GOVERNANCEGROUNDWATERGROUNDWATER MANAGEMENTGROUNDWATER POLLUTIONGROUNDWATER SOURCESGROUNDWATER USEHOUSEHOLDSHYDROLOGIC CYCLEHYDROLOGICAL CYCLEHYDROLOGICAL UNITHYDROLOGYHYDROPOWER PRODUCTIONINDUSTRIAL EFFLUENTSINDUSTRIAL PLANTSINDUSTRIAL SECTORINDUSTRIAL USEINDUSTRIAL USERSINDUSTRIAL USESINDUSTRIAL WATERINDUSTRIAL WATER USEINVESTMENT PROGRAMIRRIGATIONIRRIGATION DEVELOPMENTIRRIGATION SYSTEMSLAND USELAND USE MANAGEMENTLARGE WATER USERSLEVEESLOCAL WATERMAINTENANCE COSTSMAINTENANCE OF WATERMANAGEMENT OF WATERMANAGING WATER RESOURCESMANGROVEMEASUREMENTSMONSOON CLIMATENATIONAL WATER POLICYNATURAL RESOURCESOVERDRAFTSPARTICIPATORY WATER MANAGEMENTPOLLUTION CONTROLPONDSPOOR WATER QUALITYPOPULATION GROWTHPOWER GENERATIONPRESSUREPROGRAMSPROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATIONPROVISION OF WATERQUALITY OF WATERRAINRAINFALLRAINWATERRAINWATER HARVESTINGRECHARGEREGULATORY SUPERVISIONREMOTE SENSINGRESERVOIRSRIPARIANRIPARIAN COUNTRIESRIVER BASINRIVER BASIN MANAGEMENTRIVER BASINSRIVER · BASINRIVERSRURAL COMMUNITIESSALINITYSCARCE WATERSEASEA LEVEL RISESERVICE PROVISIONSOIL DEGRADATIONSOIL EROSIONSOIL MOISTURESTAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATIONSTORAGE CAPACITYSTORAGE TANKSSURFACE WATERSURFACE WATER SYSTEMSTHERMAL POWERTRANSPARENCYTUBE WELLSURBAN AREASURBAN WATERVEGETATION COVERWASTEWATERWASTEWATER TREATMENTWATER ABSTRACTIONWATER ACTSWATER ALLOCATIONWATER AVAILABILITYWATER BOARDWATER CHARGESWATER CONDITIONSWATER CONSERVATIONWATER CONSUMPTIONWATER DEMANDWATER DEMAND MANAGEMENTWATER DEPARTMENTWATER DEVELOPMENTWATER DIVIDEWATER ENTITLEMENTSWATER GOVERNANCEWATER INFRASTRUCTUREWATER LAWWATER LEGISLATIONWATER LOGGINGWATER LOSSESWATER MANAGEMENTWATER MANAGERSWATER NEEDWATER PARTNERSHIPWATER POLICYWATER PROFESSIONALSWATER PROJECTSWATER QUALITYWATER QUALITY MANAGEMENTWATER QUANTITYWATER RATESWATER REQUIREMENTSWATER RESOURCEWATER RESOURCESWATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENTWATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENTWATER RESOURCES PLANNINGWATER RIGHTSWATER SCARCITYWATER SECTORWATER SERVICESWATER SHARINGWATER SOURCESWATER STORAGEWATER STRATEGYWATER SUPPLIESWATER SUPPLYWATER SYSTEMSWATER TABLESWATER TARIFFWATER TARIFFSWATER USERWATER USERSWATER USESWATERCOURSESWATERSHEDWATERSHED MANAGEMENTWATERSHEDSWELLSWETLANDSWITHDRAWAL OF WATERWorld Bank10.1596/13047