INGENIEUR
to identify the local water issues and interest from
all the different types of stakeholders before they
can be implemented effectively. Community based
management was suggested as an operational
model of IWRM because it purports to address the
integration of stakeholders. However, policy makers
are required to take note of the equity of different
user groups and any partnership agreements
between Government and communities, where the
role of the community should be well defined and
guaranteed.
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