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Water Science & Technology
Volume 47 Number 6
Balancing Competing Water Uses - Present Status and new Prospects (Proceedings of the 12th Stockholm Water Symposium Balancing Competing Water Uses - Present Status and new Prospects, held in Stockholm, Sweden, 12-15 August 2002. Organised by Stockholm International Water Institute))
Contents
- ix–xi
- Opening speech of the 12th Stockholm Water Symposium
- A. Berntell
xiii–xvi
Opening address of the 12th Stockholm Water Symposium
J.O. Karlsson
xvii–xvi
International Freshwater Policy from Bonn to Johannesburg and Beyond
D. Berbalk
xxi–xxv
Balancing priorities: the role of industry in water resource management
L. J. Giuliano
1–4
Summary and conclusions of the 2002 Stockholm Water Symposium
Professor M. Falkenmark
- 5–7
- 2002 Stockholm Statement: Urgent action needed for water security: Recommendations from the Stockholm Water Symposia, 1998-2002
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- 11–16
- Keynote Address: Balancing competing water uses - a necessity for sustainable development
- Dr. K. Töpfer
- 17–24
- Hydrologic dynamics and ecosystem structure
- Professor I. Rodríguez-Iturbe
- 25–32
- The role of regulatory agencies in multiple water use
- B.P.F. Braga
- 33–41
- Water pricing in England and Wales - institutions and objectives
- G. Day
- 43–51
- Stakeholder involvement in water management: necessity or luxury?
- K. Morrison
- 53–62
- Water, food and environment: conflict or dialogue?
- F. Rijsberman and A. Mohammed
- 63–75
- Ecological economics for water policy and management: a need for major shifts in thinking
- P. Söderbaum
- 77–81
- Forward to Johannesburg and hydro-solidarity
- R. Kasrils M.P.
- 83–90
- Virtual waterless manufacturing: zero intake, zero emission
- A. Sharma
- 91–96
- Beyond the river: the benefits of cooperation on international rivers
- D. Grey and C. Sadoff
- 97–102
- Making markets work for clean water
- G. Carpenter
- 105–107
- Workshop 1 (synthesis): water as a catalyst for development
- P. Holmes and J. Kuylenstierna
- 109–114
- Politics and governance at the interface between water and development
- L. Abrams
- 115–117
- Workshop 2 (synthesis): water pollution abatement within the industrial sector
- S. Matsui, J. Oatridge and A. Blomqvist
- 119–128
- Micro enterprise initiative in water sector and poverty reduction
- T.K. Jose
- 129–132
- Workshop 3 (synthesis): water, poverty alleviation and social programs
- A.K. Biswas, A. Shady, J. Lundqvist and K. Takahashi
- 133–144
- Towards poverty alleviation: the water sector perspectives
- Q.K. Ahmad
- 145–148
- Water participation for poverty alleviation - the case of Meseta Purépecha, Mexico
- M. Escamilla, A. Kurtycz and R. van der Helm
- 149–151
- Workshop 4 (synthesis): criteria for priorities between competing water interests in a catchment
- B. Braga and J. Granit
- 153–159
- Alleviating water scarcity in Northern China: balancing options and policies among Chinese decision-makers
- F. Lasserre
- 161–166
- The power of the "sanctioned discourse" - a crucial factor in determining water policy
- A. Jägerskog
- 167–169
- Workshop 5 (synthesis): stakeholder participation in decision making - institutional forms
- K.E. Morrison and P. Söderbaum
- 171–177
- From Rio via The Hague to Johannesburg: the role of multi-stakeholder dialogues
- F. Dodds
- 179–184
- Linking stakeholders and decision makers with science in managing the coastal water environment: case studies from urban, industrial and rural subtropical catchments in Australia
- Dr R. Fearon
- 185–187
- Workshop 6 (synthesis): water pricing
- M. Rouse, U.-B. Fallenius and C. Tortajada
- 189–191
- Workshop 7 (synthesis): integrating the water and energy sectors
- C. Hagebro and K. Cederwall
- 193–200
- Dyadic design interface between energy and agriculture: the case of Pinthali micro hydro system in Nepal
- A. Regmi
- 201–203
- Workshop 8 (synthesis): urban dynamics, livable cities and water
- I. Andersson and H. Tropp
- 205–210
- Towards a typology of water-related conflicts in the urban environment
- E. Vlachos
- 211–213
- Summary and conclusions from the SIWI Seminar for Young Water Professionals Water and sustainable development - how to ensure development without compromising sustainability?
- A. Johannessen
- 215–218
- Workshop Speakers
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- 219–222
- Report from the poster session and list of posters presented
- Dr Gunilla Brattberg
- 223–235
- List of participants
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