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1 Lundqvist, J.; Jonch-Clausen, T.. (Eds.) 1994. Putting Dublin/Agenda 21 into practice: Lessons and new approaches in water and land management: Special Session at 8th IWRA World Congress, Cairo, Egypt, November 21-25, 1994. Link"ping, Sweden: Link"ping University. Department of Water and Environmental Studies. 102p.
(Location: IWMI-HQ Call no: 333.91 G000 LUN Record No: H011619)
2 Jonch-Clausen, T.. 1994. The freshwater problem and Rio: Background, process and key issues. In Lundqvist, J.; Jonch-Clausen, T. (Eds.), Putting Dublin/Agenda 21 into practice: Lessons and new approaches in water and land management: Special Session at 8th IWRA World Congress, Cairo, Egypt, November 21-25, 1994. Link"ping, Sweden: Link"ping University. Department of Water and Environmental Studies. pp.5-15.
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4 Alejandrino, A. A.; Abdullah, S.; Helmi; Phan, D. H.; Ghooprasert, W.; Ray, J.; Jonch-Clausen, T.; Anukularmphai, A.; Arriëns, W. T. L. 1997. Key issues and strategies on integrated water resources management in the ASEAN subregion. Global Water Partnership (GWP); Technical Advisory Committee (TAC), Regional meeting on Water Resources Management in the ASEAN Countries, ADB Headquarters, Philippines, 10-11 June 1997: Discussion paper. 16p.
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5 Holmberg, J.; Jonch-Clausen, T.. 1997. The Global Water Partnership - An instrument for integrated water resources management. In Commonwealth Engineers' Council (CEC); ICID; Institution of Engineers, Malaysia (IEM), Commonwealth Water Forum - Sustainable water resources management into the 21st century: Policy and technological innovations, Rasa Sayang Resort, Penang, Malaysia, 18 November 1997 - Technical papers. London, UK: CEC. pp.2:1-7.
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6 Jonch-Clausen, T.; Fugl, J. 2001. Firming up the conceptual basis of integrated water resources management. International Journal of Water Resources Development, 17(4):501-510.
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This paper focuses on defining the concept and process of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM), and in particular what is being ‘integrated’. In the ‘natural system’ integration traditionally involves land and water; surface water and groundwater; water quantity and quality; and upstream and downstream water-related interests, including the upstream freshwater catchments and the downstream coastal zone. However, equally important, but less traditional, is the integration in the ‘human system’ involving a holistic institutional approach; mainstreaming water in the national economy; cross-sectoral integration in national policy development; linkages to national security and trade regimes; and involvement of all stakeholders across different management levels.
7 Jonch-Clausen, T.. 2004. Integrated water resources management (IWRM) and water efficiency plans by 2005: why, what and how? Stockholm, Sweden: Global Water Partnership (GWP) 45p. (GWP TEC Background Papers 10)
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