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Public participation: contributing to better water management

Publication Created 09 Sep 2014 Published 24 Oct 2014

Topics: Water ,

EEA Report No 3/2014

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Experiences from eight case studies across Europe

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EEA 03 2014 Public participation.pdf [1.3 MB]

Public participation - Annexes [2.6 MB]

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ISBN: 978-92-9213-834-9 — 482-2

ORDER ID (Catalogue Number): TH-AL-14-003-EN-C — N

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River basin management relies on effective public participation

River basin management relies on effective public participation Rivers are home of many thousands of wildlife species, vital arteries for farmland, a source of cooling for industry, flood regulation, navigation channels and source of drinking water, to name just a few important functions. Such multiple demands on water bodies mean that many different groups need to be actively involved in managing a river basin.

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Lake Tisza (Csongrád, Hungary) , Mediterranean Sea , Portugal , Thames (England, United Kingdom) , Thuringia (Thuringia, Germany) , Venice (Veneto, Italy) , Venice lagoon (Veneto, Italy) , Warta (Poland) , el Matarranya (Aragon, Spain)

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