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Kumar, M. Dinesh

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“…In general, we can identify several reasons for shortage of freshwater accessible to society and the environment. They include: catastrophic climate changes (AR6 Climate Change 2022, n.d.; Bates et al, 2008;Gleick, 1998;Grafton et al, 2013;Letcher, 2022;OECD, 2010OECD, , 2013Shrestha et al, 2014;Stucker & Lopez-Gunn, 2017;Taylor et al, 2013;Tortajada et al, 2016;Whitehead et al, 2009), urban processes and other processes related to population growth (Eikenbery, 2003;Kumar, 2021;U. W. W. A. Programme, 2020;W.…”

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Analysis of operator models for rainwater management in Poland – towards the integrated management model

Rosiek

2023

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Over the last decade, Poland has witnessed a statutory change in the definition of rainwater. It stopped being regarded as wastewater. Municipalities in Poland have developed different models for rainwater management and various ways of financing them. The aim of the study is to identify and describe the most important elements of rainwater management models in Poland with the use of operators. It focused not only on constitutive features of the system but also on financial aspects, such as fees and investments (with the omission of fiscal ones). The study helped to identify three organisationally distinguishable operator models and indicated strengths and weaknesses of each of them. Such a systematic and structured analysis lays the groundwork for the assessment of these models and enables other municipalities to make a conscious decision on which model to implement.

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Analysis of operator models for rainwater management in Poland – towards the integrated management model

Rosiek

2023

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“…Scientific studies across the countries have shown that percolation and recharge from return flows from irrigated paddy fields is a major component of total water applied-hence, considering this as total water applied is wrong. Water applied is in excess of estimated evapotranspiration by 30%-50% (Kumar 2021). The excess water is reverted to the basin through return flows (groundwater recharge, surface flows, and soil moisture storage).…”

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Multifunctionality of Rice Production Systems in Asia: A Synoptic Review

Reddy¹,

Rahut²

2023

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Analysis of operator models for rainwater management in Poland – towards the integrated management model

Analysis of operator models for rainwater management in Poland – towards the integrated management model

Multifunctionality of Rice Production Systems in Asia: A Synoptic Review

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