Chile :: environmental, political, and social issues /
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Hauppauge, N.Y. :
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2012.
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| Schriftenreihe: | Latin American political, economic, and security issues.
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| Online-Zugang: | Volltext |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| Beschreibung: | 1 online resource |
| Bibliographie: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| ISBN: | 9781622571925 1622571924 |
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| 505 | 0 | |a CHILE: ENVIRONMENTAL, POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES; CHILE: ENVIRONMENTAL, POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES; LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOGING-IN-PUBLICATION DATA; CONTENTS; PREFACE; Chapter 1: THE WATER USERS ORGANIZATIONS IN CHILE; Abstract; Introduction; Water Management; The Chilean Case; The Water Rights in Chile; The Reallocation of Water Right: The Water Market; Role of the State and Individuals; Water Users Organizations (WUO); WUO Origin and Objectives; 1. Water Boards (Juntas de Vigilancia, JV); 2. Irrigation Associations (Asociaciones de Canalistas, AC); 3. Water Communities (CA) | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Functioning of the WUOsThe Water Boards (Juntas de Vigilancia, JV); The Water Communities (Comunidades de Agua, CA); The Organizational Structure of the CA; Community Infrastructure; Organizational Dynamics in the CA; The WUOs and Climate Change; Challenges; 1. Strengthen the Knowledge, Information, and Connection between Actors; 2. Strengthening the Institutionality of the Water Rights; 3. Strengthen the WUOs: Increase Local Capacities and Empowerment; 4. Strengthening the Mechanisms for Conflict Resolution; 5. Strengthening the Related Institutional Framework; References. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter 2: SUSTAINABLE WATER GOVERNANCE IN CHILE: FROM A SECTORAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TO AN INTEGRATED ONE?Abstract; Introduction: Theoretical and Analytical Framework; Hydrology: Uneven Precipitation Distribution; Water Scarcity: Uneven Availability and Population Distribution; Water Quality: Natural Characteristics and Anthropogenic Contamination; Water Governance Singularities; Climate Change: Impacts on Watershed-BasedEcosystem Services; Climate Variability: Observed Climate Tendencies; Climate Change Projections; Climate Impacts; Water Governance: Historical Evolution. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Colonial Period (1595-1810)The First Years of Chilean Republic (1810-around 1908); Contemporary Period (1908-Present); Water Governance: Current Dynamic; Stage I (1981-1989): Water Code Essential Nature; Stage II (1989-2005): Starting Debate about Climate Change and IntegratedRiver Basin Management (IRBM); Stage III (2005 to the Present): A Turning Point in EnvironmentalGovernance in Chile; Water Governance: Current Institutional Landscape; Institutional Landscape of Priority Uses and Users with Water Rights; Institutional Landscape of Water Users in Transition. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Institutional Landscape of Users without Water RightsHow Does the IRBM Fit into the Current Water Institutional Landscape?; Reforming Water Governance in Chile: Current Strengths andRequiered Innovations; References; Chapter 3: WATERSHED MANAGEMENT: ITS SCOPE, A GENERAL ANALYSIS OF ITS SITUATION IN CHILE, AND ONE APPROACH TO DEAL WITH ITS INTEGRATING ENVIRONMENTAL, POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES; Abstract; Introduction; On the Integrated Watershed Management Concept; Watersheds and the Evolution of the Integrated Management Concept; Why Integrated Watershed Management?; History of IWRM in Chile. | |
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| contents | CHILE: ENVIRONMENTAL, POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES; CHILE: ENVIRONMENTAL, POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES; LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOGING-IN-PUBLICATION DATA; CONTENTS; PREFACE; Chapter 1: THE WATER USERS ORGANIZATIONS IN CHILE; Abstract; Introduction; Water Management; The Chilean Case; The Water Rights in Chile; The Reallocation of Water Right: The Water Market; Role of the State and Individuals; Water Users Organizations (WUO); WUO Origin and Objectives; 1. Water Boards (Juntas de Vigilancia, JV); 2. Irrigation Associations (Asociaciones de Canalistas, AC); 3. Water Communities (CA) Functioning of the WUOsThe Water Boards (Juntas de Vigilancia, JV); The Water Communities (Comunidades de Agua, CA); The Organizational Structure of the CA; Community Infrastructure; Organizational Dynamics in the CA; The WUOs and Climate Change; Challenges; 1. Strengthen the Knowledge, Information, and Connection between Actors; 2. Strengthening the Institutionality of the Water Rights; 3. Strengthen the WUOs: Increase Local Capacities and Empowerment; 4. Strengthening the Mechanisms for Conflict Resolution; 5. Strengthening the Related Institutional Framework; References. Chapter 2: SUSTAINABLE WATER GOVERNANCE IN CHILE: FROM A SECTORAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TO AN INTEGRATED ONE?Abstract; Introduction: Theoretical and Analytical Framework; Hydrology: Uneven Precipitation Distribution; Water Scarcity: Uneven Availability and Population Distribution; Water Quality: Natural Characteristics and Anthropogenic Contamination; Water Governance Singularities; Climate Change: Impacts on Watershed-BasedEcosystem Services; Climate Variability: Observed Climate Tendencies; Climate Change Projections; Climate Impacts; Water Governance: Historical Evolution. Colonial Period (1595-1810)The First Years of Chilean Republic (1810-around 1908); Contemporary Period (1908-Present); Water Governance: Current Dynamic; Stage I (1981-1989): Water Code Essential Nature; Stage II (1989-2005): Starting Debate about Climate Change and IntegratedRiver Basin Management (IRBM); Stage III (2005 to the Present): A Turning Point in EnvironmentalGovernance in Chile; Water Governance: Current Institutional Landscape; Institutional Landscape of Priority Uses and Users with Water Rights; Institutional Landscape of Water Users in Transition. Institutional Landscape of Users without Water RightsHow Does the IRBM Fit into the Current Water Institutional Landscape?; Reforming Water Governance in Chile: Current Strengths andRequiered Innovations; References; Chapter 3: WATERSHED MANAGEMENT: ITS SCOPE, A GENERAL ANALYSIS OF ITS SITUATION IN CHILE, AND ONE APPROACH TO DEAL WITH ITS INTEGRATING ENVIRONMENTAL, POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES; Abstract; Introduction; On the Integrated Watershed Management Concept; Watersheds and the Evolution of the Integrated Management Concept; Why Integrated Watershed Management?; History of IWRM in Chile. |
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| series | Latin American political, economic, and security issues. |
| series2 | Latin American political, economic, and security issues |
| spelling | Chile : environmental, political, and social issues / editor, Diego Rivera Salazar. Hauppauge, N.Y. : Nova Science Publisher's, 2012. 1 online resource text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Latin American political, economic, and security issues Includes bibliographical references and index. Description based on print version record. CHILE: ENVIRONMENTAL, POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES; CHILE: ENVIRONMENTAL, POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES; LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOGING-IN-PUBLICATION DATA; CONTENTS; PREFACE; Chapter 1: THE WATER USERS ORGANIZATIONS IN CHILE; Abstract; Introduction; Water Management; The Chilean Case; The Water Rights in Chile; The Reallocation of Water Right: The Water Market; Role of the State and Individuals; Water Users Organizations (WUO); WUO Origin and Objectives; 1. Water Boards (Juntas de Vigilancia, JV); 2. Irrigation Associations (Asociaciones de Canalistas, AC); 3. Water Communities (CA) Functioning of the WUOsThe Water Boards (Juntas de Vigilancia, JV); The Water Communities (Comunidades de Agua, CA); The Organizational Structure of the CA; Community Infrastructure; Organizational Dynamics in the CA; The WUOs and Climate Change; Challenges; 1. Strengthen the Knowledge, Information, and Connection between Actors; 2. Strengthening the Institutionality of the Water Rights; 3. Strengthen the WUOs: Increase Local Capacities and Empowerment; 4. Strengthening the Mechanisms for Conflict Resolution; 5. Strengthening the Related Institutional Framework; References. Chapter 2: SUSTAINABLE WATER GOVERNANCE IN CHILE: FROM A SECTORAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TO AN INTEGRATED ONE?Abstract; Introduction: Theoretical and Analytical Framework; Hydrology: Uneven Precipitation Distribution; Water Scarcity: Uneven Availability and Population Distribution; Water Quality: Natural Characteristics and Anthropogenic Contamination; Water Governance Singularities; Climate Change: Impacts on Watershed-BasedEcosystem Services; Climate Variability: Observed Climate Tendencies; Climate Change Projections; Climate Impacts; Water Governance: Historical Evolution. Colonial Period (1595-1810)The First Years of Chilean Republic (1810-around 1908); Contemporary Period (1908-Present); Water Governance: Current Dynamic; Stage I (1981-1989): Water Code Essential Nature; Stage II (1989-2005): Starting Debate about Climate Change and IntegratedRiver Basin Management (IRBM); Stage III (2005 to the Present): A Turning Point in EnvironmentalGovernance in Chile; Water Governance: Current Institutional Landscape; Institutional Landscape of Priority Uses and Users with Water Rights; Institutional Landscape of Water Users in Transition. Institutional Landscape of Users without Water RightsHow Does the IRBM Fit into the Current Water Institutional Landscape?; Reforming Water Governance in Chile: Current Strengths andRequiered Innovations; References; Chapter 3: WATERSHED MANAGEMENT: ITS SCOPE, A GENERAL ANALYSIS OF ITS SITUATION IN CHILE, AND ONE APPROACH TO DEAL WITH ITS INTEGRATING ENVIRONMENTAL, POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES; Abstract; Introduction; On the Integrated Watershed Management Concept; Watersheds and the Evolution of the Integrated Management Concept; Why Integrated Watershed Management?; History of IWRM in Chile. Natural resources Chile Management. Environmental policy Chile. Chile Social policy. Ressources naturelles Chili Gestion. Environnement Politique gouvernementale Chili. BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Environmental Economics. bisacsh BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Green Business. bisacsh NATURE Natural Resources. bisacsh Environmental policy fast Natural resources Management fast Social policy fast Chile fast Rivera Salazar, Diego. has work: Chile (Text) https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCY3cDyGDQrg8jKmhCP8YXH https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/ontology/hasWork Print version: Chile Hauppauge, N.Y. : Nova Science Publisher's, 2012. 9781622571840 (hardcover) (DLC) 2012020017 Latin American political, economic, and security issues. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2011067138 FWS01 ZDB-4-EBA FWS_PDA_EBA https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=548970 Volltext |
| spellingShingle | Chile : environmental, political, and social issues / Latin American political, economic, and security issues. CHILE: ENVIRONMENTAL, POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES; CHILE: ENVIRONMENTAL, POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES; LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOGING-IN-PUBLICATION DATA; CONTENTS; PREFACE; Chapter 1: THE WATER USERS ORGANIZATIONS IN CHILE; Abstract; Introduction; Water Management; The Chilean Case; The Water Rights in Chile; The Reallocation of Water Right: The Water Market; Role of the State and Individuals; Water Users Organizations (WUO); WUO Origin and Objectives; 1. Water Boards (Juntas de Vigilancia, JV); 2. Irrigation Associations (Asociaciones de Canalistas, AC); 3. Water Communities (CA) Functioning of the WUOsThe Water Boards (Juntas de Vigilancia, JV); The Water Communities (Comunidades de Agua, CA); The Organizational Structure of the CA; Community Infrastructure; Organizational Dynamics in the CA; The WUOs and Climate Change; Challenges; 1. Strengthen the Knowledge, Information, and Connection between Actors; 2. Strengthening the Institutionality of the Water Rights; 3. Strengthen the WUOs: Increase Local Capacities and Empowerment; 4. Strengthening the Mechanisms for Conflict Resolution; 5. Strengthening the Related Institutional Framework; References. Chapter 2: SUSTAINABLE WATER GOVERNANCE IN CHILE: FROM A SECTORAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TO AN INTEGRATED ONE?Abstract; Introduction: Theoretical and Analytical Framework; Hydrology: Uneven Precipitation Distribution; Water Scarcity: Uneven Availability and Population Distribution; Water Quality: Natural Characteristics and Anthropogenic Contamination; Water Governance Singularities; Climate Change: Impacts on Watershed-BasedEcosystem Services; Climate Variability: Observed Climate Tendencies; Climate Change Projections; Climate Impacts; Water Governance: Historical Evolution. Colonial Period (1595-1810)The First Years of Chilean Republic (1810-around 1908); Contemporary Period (1908-Present); Water Governance: Current Dynamic; Stage I (1981-1989): Water Code Essential Nature; Stage II (1989-2005): Starting Debate about Climate Change and IntegratedRiver Basin Management (IRBM); Stage III (2005 to the Present): A Turning Point in EnvironmentalGovernance in Chile; Water Governance: Current Institutional Landscape; Institutional Landscape of Priority Uses and Users with Water Rights; Institutional Landscape of Water Users in Transition. Institutional Landscape of Users without Water RightsHow Does the IRBM Fit into the Current Water Institutional Landscape?; Reforming Water Governance in Chile: Current Strengths andRequiered Innovations; References; Chapter 3: WATERSHED MANAGEMENT: ITS SCOPE, A GENERAL ANALYSIS OF ITS SITUATION IN CHILE, AND ONE APPROACH TO DEAL WITH ITS INTEGRATING ENVIRONMENTAL, POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES; Abstract; Introduction; On the Integrated Watershed Management Concept; Watersheds and the Evolution of the Integrated Management Concept; Why Integrated Watershed Management?; History of IWRM in Chile. Natural resources Chile Management. Environmental policy Chile. Ressources naturelles Chili Gestion. Environnement Politique gouvernementale Chili. BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Environmental Economics. bisacsh BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Green Business. bisacsh NATURE Natural Resources. bisacsh Environmental policy fast Natural resources Management fast Social policy fast |
| title | Chile : environmental, political, and social issues / |
| title_auth | Chile : environmental, political, and social issues / |
| title_exact_search | Chile : environmental, political, and social issues / |
| title_full | Chile : environmental, political, and social issues / editor, Diego Rivera Salazar. |
| title_fullStr | Chile : environmental, political, and social issues / editor, Diego Rivera Salazar. |
| title_full_unstemmed | Chile : environmental, political, and social issues / editor, Diego Rivera Salazar. |
| title_short | Chile : |
| title_sort | chile environmental political and social issues |
| title_sub | environmental, political, and social issues / |
| topic | Natural resources Chile Management. Environmental policy Chile. Ressources naturelles Chili Gestion. Environnement Politique gouvernementale Chili. BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Environmental Economics. bisacsh BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Green Business. bisacsh NATURE Natural Resources. bisacsh Environmental policy fast Natural resources Management fast Social policy fast |
| topic_facet | Natural resources Chile Management. Environmental policy Chile. Chile Social policy. Ressources naturelles Chili Gestion. Environnement Politique gouvernementale Chili. BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Environmental Economics. BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Green Business. NATURE Natural Resources. Environmental policy Natural resources Management Social policy Chile |
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