water policy and governance
Water policy and governance refers to the set of rules, strategies, and systems that guide the management, allocation, and protection of water resources to ensure sustainable and equitable access, use, and conservation of water for various sectors and stakeholders. It encompasses the decision-making processes, institutional structures, and legal frameworks that shape how water is managed, regulated, and shared among different users and within different geographic areas.
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