World Bank2016-04-142016-04-142016-01https://hdl.handle.net/10986/24057Romania’s water resources are moderate, but sufficient with prudent resource management that will ensure conservation and sustainability; regional and inter-annual variation is, however, significant. Water availability in Romania is only 2,000 cubic meters per capita per year, just above the international threshold for water stress of 1,700en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOCROP YIELDSHYDROPOWER POTENTIALLEADCLIMATE CHANGEPOLICIESWATER QUANTITYDROUGHTWATER USESCLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTDEMAND FOR WATERVALUEAGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONWATER SECTORWATER DEMANDINDUSTRYENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTSCLIMATESECTORAL WATERDISCOUNT RATEDEMANDWATER SUPPLYWATER RESOURCEREVENUESCUBIC METERSAVAILABLE WATER RESOURCESLOCAL STAKEHOLDERSMODELSDOMESTIC USEWATER WITHDRAWALSBROAD RANGEPOLICYWATER RESOURCESWATER STORAGEWATER AVAILABILITYPRESENT VALUESCENARIOSIRRIGATIONHOUSEHOLDSMETERSWATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENTREGIONAL DEVELOPMENTALLOCATIONINDUSTRIAL WATERBASINSSUPPLYIRRIGATION WATER SUPPLYWATER USEWATERINVESTMENTSPRESSUREDRAINAGEWATER SCARCITYINVESTMENT COSTSINDUSTRIAL SECTORIRRIGATION WATERINDUSTRIAL USESTREAMFLOWRUNOFFAVAILABLE WATERGREENHOUSE GASESBENEFITSReportWorld Bank10.1596/24057