2017
DOI: 10.2495/wrm170021
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Reasons for Government Inaction and Its Negative Consequences: Two Case Studies of Failed Water Management Initiatives in Alberta, Canada

Abstract: In the province of Alberta, Canada, exploring new strategies to improve water management has become necessary. One such strategy involved improvements to the water transfer system and a second involved the creation of a water sharing strategy within a regional partnership. Despite the prospect of improving water management, proposed advancements to the water transfer system were not implemented, and the regional partnership floundered when it bifurcated along urban and rural lines. This study focused on these … Show more

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