Population growth, urbanisation, climate change, biodiversity loss, energy use, water security and ageing infrastructures for supply treatment require a thorough understanding of the options available moving towards sustainable cities. The present study provides an analysis transformation patterns regarding integrated resources management (IWRM) cities across globe. We evaluate IWRM in 125 with...

integrated assessment of water resources systems, as one of the iwrm basic steps, is the most important stage in the process of planning and implementing water resources management. water accounting frameworks have been introduced for organizing water data and combining them with economic data to come up with effective strategies towards greater productivity with maintaining or improving enviro...

Today an integrated and complete system for the monitoring and management of water resources for a whole river basin does not exist. This paper presents the characteristics and showcases the design of such a system. The core of the system is based on water quality monitoring and risk management. This paper also highlights the need for the economic evaluation of water resources services, and pre...