Promoting Green Growth through Water Resources Management : The Case of Republic of Korea

Water security and water quality affect numerous economic sectors and areas: agriculture, energy, disaster management, and others. Countries need balanced and integrated approaches that are economically, environmentally, and socially sustainable. Threats related to climate change have added to the c...

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Main Authors:	Ishiwatari, Mikio, Wataya, Eiko, Shin, Taesun, Kim, Daeil, Song, Jiseon, Kim, Seyi
Format:	Brief
Language:	English en_US
Published:	2016
Subjects:	FLOODING RIVER ECOSYSTEMS WATER QUALITY FLOW LOCAL AUTHORITIES USE OF WATER ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES QUALITY OF WATER ENVIRONMENTAL NEEDS CHEMICAL DAMS WATERWAYS RIVER FLOW DISCHARGE COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS HYDROLOGY FLOW CAPACITY PROGRAMS WATER SUPPLY WATER RESOURCE COST SHARING RIVER BASINS RESERVOIRS URBAN WATER WATER SHORTAGES CHANNELS WEIRS EVAPOTRANSPIRATION DAM CONSTRUCTION ADEQUATE WATER JOINT VENTURES SALE OF WATER CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS WATER RESOURCES INVESTMENT COST MUNICIPALITIES WATER STORAGE AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES ANNUAL PRECIPITATION WASTEWATER TREATMENT NATIONAL WATER RESOURCES WATER MANAGEMENT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COST RECOVERY WATER TREATMENT RIVER SYSTEM FLOODS BASINS CIVIL SOCIETY CONSTRUCTION GLOBAL WARMING WATER USE WATER WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT LEVEE SUSTAINABLE WATER STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION WATER LEVEL RAINFALL POLLUTION FORESTRY PUBLIC WATER RESEARCH WATER TREATMENT FACILITIES NATURAL RESOURCES ANNUAL RAINFALL RUNOFF WATER SHORTAGE POINT SOURCES WATERFRONTS BOD INTEGRATED WATER MANAGEMENT WASTEWATER STORAGE CAPACITY ECOSYSTEM BASIN DEVELOPMENT CONSENSUS BUILDING CLIMATE CHANGE WATER QUANTITY DROUGHT WATER USER TRANSPARENCY WATER USES WATER TARIFF RIVER BASIN FLOOD DAMAGE WATER POLICY SYSTEMS FLOOD RISK DECISION MAKING RIVERS LOCAL WATER ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENTS WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND QUALITY WATER SPUR WATER AVAILABILITY EROSION WATER NEEDS DRINKING WATER LOCAL COMMUNITIES FLOOD DAMAGES PIPE IRRIGATION AGRICULTURAL WATER HOUSEHOLDS URBAN WATER SUPPLY METERS REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPERATORS FLOOD CONTROL RAIN EXPORT WATER SERVICE PRESSURE INDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES MANAGEMENT OF WATER SEA WATER INFRASTRUCTURE PRIVATE COMPANIES PIPES METEOROLOGICAL DATA LEVEES INDUSTRIAL USE WATER LEVELS WETLANDS WATER FACILITIES CHANNEL AGRICULTURAL USES
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spelling	okr-10986-236772021-05-25T10:54:40Z Promoting Green Growth through Water Resources Management : The Case of Republic of Korea Ishiwatari, Mikio Wataya, Eiko Shin, Taesun Kim, Daeil Song, Jiseon Kim, Seyi FLOODING RIVER ECOSYSTEMS WATER QUALITY FLOW LOCAL AUTHORITIES USE OF WATER ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES QUALITY OF WATER ENVIRONMENTAL NEEDS CHEMICAL DAMS WATERWAYS RIVER FLOW DISCHARGE COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS HYDROLOGY FLOW CAPACITY PROGRAMS WATER SUPPLY WATER RESOURCE COST SHARING RIVER BASINS RESERVOIRS URBAN WATER WATER SHORTAGES CHANNELS WEIRS EVAPOTRANSPIRATION DAM CONSTRUCTION ADEQUATE WATER JOINT VENTURES SALE OF WATER CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS WATER RESOURCES INVESTMENT COST MUNICIPALITIES WATER STORAGE AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES ANNUAL PRECIPITATION WASTEWATER TREATMENT NATIONAL WATER RESOURCES WATER MANAGEMENT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COST RECOVERY WATER TREATMENT RIVER SYSTEM FLOODS BASINS CIVIL SOCIETY CONSTRUCTION GLOBAL WARMING WATER USE WATER WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT LEVEE SUSTAINABLE WATER STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION WATER LEVEL RAINFALL POLLUTION FORESTRY PUBLIC WATER RESEARCH WATER TREATMENT FACILITIES NATURAL RESOURCES ANNUAL RAINFALL RUNOFF WATER SHORTAGE POINT SOURCES WATERFRONTS BOD INTEGRATED WATER MANAGEMENT WASTEWATER STORAGE CAPACITY ECOSYSTEM BASIN DEVELOPMENT CONSENSUS BUILDING CLIMATE CHANGE WATER QUANTITY DROUGHT WATER USER TRANSPARENCY WATER USES WATER TARIFF RIVER BASIN FLOOD DAMAGE WATER POLICY SYSTEMS FLOOD RISK DECISION MAKING RIVERS LOCAL WATER ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENTS WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND QUALITY WATER SPUR WATER AVAILABILITY EROSION WATER NEEDS DRINKING WATER LOCAL COMMUNITIES FLOOD DAMAGES PIPE IRRIGATION AGRICULTURAL WATER HOUSEHOLDS URBAN WATER SUPPLY METERS REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPERATORS FLOOD CONTROL RAIN EXPORT WATER SERVICE PRESSURE INDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES MANAGEMENT OF WATER SEA WATER INFRASTRUCTURE PRIVATE COMPANIES PIPES METEOROLOGICAL DATA LEVEES INDUSTRIAL USE WATER LEVELS WETLANDS WATER FACILITIES CHANNEL AGRICULTURAL USES Water security and water quality affect numerous economic sectors and areas: agriculture, energy, disaster management, and others. Countries need balanced and integrated approaches that are economically, environmentally, and socially sustainable. Threats related to climate change have added to the complexity, and to the importance, of water resource management. Korea’s integrated water resources management approach since the 1990s reflects the country’s “green” climate-resilient development path. The Korean Green Growth Trust Fund’s (KGGTF) 3rd “Knowledge Note”, Promoting Green Growth through Water Resources Management: the Case of Republic of Korea, outlines key responses to Korea’s water resource challenges. The report highlights the Korean Government’s “Four Major River Restoration Project (4MRRP)”, a multi-purpose, green-growth infrastructure initiative. Involving five ministries and 78 local authorities in a comprehensive and integrated approach, the Note showcases lessons from 4MRRP for other countries to learn from Korea’s experience overcoming institutional, legislative, governance, technical and financial hurdles. 2016-01-19T22:52:00Z 2016-01-19T22:52:00Z 2016-01-01 Brief http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/01/25798703/promoting-green-growth-through-water-resources-management-case-republic-korea http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23677 English en_US Green growth in action knowledge note series,3; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research East Asia and Pacific Korea, Republic of
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topic	FLOODING RIVER ECOSYSTEMS WATER QUALITY FLOW LOCAL AUTHORITIES USE OF WATER ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES QUALITY OF WATER ENVIRONMENTAL NEEDS CHEMICAL DAMS WATERWAYS RIVER FLOW DISCHARGE COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS HYDROLOGY FLOW CAPACITY PROGRAMS WATER SUPPLY WATER RESOURCE COST SHARING RIVER BASINS RESERVOIRS URBAN WATER WATER SHORTAGES CHANNELS WEIRS EVAPOTRANSPIRATION DAM CONSTRUCTION ADEQUATE WATER JOINT VENTURES SALE OF WATER CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS WATER RESOURCES INVESTMENT COST MUNICIPALITIES WATER STORAGE AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES ANNUAL PRECIPITATION WASTEWATER TREATMENT NATIONAL WATER RESOURCES WATER MANAGEMENT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COST RECOVERY WATER TREATMENT RIVER SYSTEM FLOODS BASINS CIVIL SOCIETY CONSTRUCTION GLOBAL WARMING WATER USE WATER WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT LEVEE SUSTAINABLE WATER STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION WATER LEVEL RAINFALL POLLUTION FORESTRY PUBLIC WATER RESEARCH WATER TREATMENT FACILITIES NATURAL RESOURCES ANNUAL RAINFALL RUNOFF WATER SHORTAGE POINT SOURCES WATERFRONTS BOD INTEGRATED WATER MANAGEMENT WASTEWATER STORAGE CAPACITY ECOSYSTEM BASIN DEVELOPMENT CONSENSUS BUILDING CLIMATE CHANGE WATER QUANTITY DROUGHT WATER USER TRANSPARENCY WATER USES WATER TARIFF RIVER BASIN FLOOD DAMAGE WATER POLICY SYSTEMS FLOOD RISK DECISION MAKING RIVERS LOCAL WATER ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENTS WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND QUALITY WATER SPUR WATER AVAILABILITY EROSION WATER NEEDS DRINKING WATER LOCAL COMMUNITIES FLOOD DAMAGES PIPE IRRIGATION AGRICULTURAL WATER HOUSEHOLDS URBAN WATER SUPPLY METERS REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPERATORS FLOOD CONTROL RAIN EXPORT WATER SERVICE PRESSURE INDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES MANAGEMENT OF WATER SEA WATER INFRASTRUCTURE PRIVATE COMPANIES PIPES METEOROLOGICAL DATA LEVEES INDUSTRIAL USE WATER LEVELS WETLANDS WATER FACILITIES CHANNEL AGRICULTURAL USES
spellingShingle	FLOODING RIVER ECOSYSTEMS WATER QUALITY FLOW LOCAL AUTHORITIES USE OF WATER ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES QUALITY OF WATER ENVIRONMENTAL NEEDS CHEMICAL DAMS WATERWAYS RIVER FLOW DISCHARGE COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS HYDROLOGY FLOW CAPACITY PROGRAMS WATER SUPPLY WATER RESOURCE COST SHARING RIVER BASINS RESERVOIRS URBAN WATER WATER SHORTAGES CHANNELS WEIRS EVAPOTRANSPIRATION DAM CONSTRUCTION ADEQUATE WATER JOINT VENTURES SALE OF WATER CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS WATER RESOURCES INVESTMENT COST MUNICIPALITIES WATER STORAGE AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES ANNUAL PRECIPITATION WASTEWATER TREATMENT NATIONAL WATER RESOURCES WATER MANAGEMENT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COST RECOVERY WATER TREATMENT RIVER SYSTEM FLOODS BASINS CIVIL SOCIETY CONSTRUCTION GLOBAL WARMING WATER USE WATER WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT LEVEE SUSTAINABLE WATER STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION WATER LEVEL RAINFALL POLLUTION FORESTRY PUBLIC WATER RESEARCH WATER TREATMENT FACILITIES NATURAL RESOURCES ANNUAL RAINFALL RUNOFF WATER SHORTAGE POINT SOURCES WATERFRONTS BOD INTEGRATED WATER MANAGEMENT WASTEWATER STORAGE CAPACITY ECOSYSTEM BASIN DEVELOPMENT CONSENSUS BUILDING CLIMATE CHANGE WATER QUANTITY DROUGHT WATER USER TRANSPARENCY WATER USES WATER TARIFF RIVER BASIN FLOOD DAMAGE WATER POLICY SYSTEMS FLOOD RISK DECISION MAKING RIVERS LOCAL WATER ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENTS WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND QUALITY WATER SPUR WATER AVAILABILITY EROSION WATER NEEDS DRINKING WATER LOCAL COMMUNITIES FLOOD DAMAGES PIPE IRRIGATION AGRICULTURAL WATER HOUSEHOLDS URBAN WATER SUPPLY METERS REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPERATORS FLOOD CONTROL RAIN EXPORT WATER SERVICE PRESSURE INDUSTRIAL COMPLEXES MANAGEMENT OF WATER SEA WATER INFRASTRUCTURE PRIVATE COMPANIES PIPES METEOROLOGICAL DATA LEVEES INDUSTRIAL USE WATER LEVELS WETLANDS WATER FACILITIES CHANNEL AGRICULTURAL USES Ishiwatari, Mikio Wataya, Eiko Shin, Taesun Kim, Daeil Song, Jiseon Kim, Seyi Promoting Green Growth through Water Resources Management : The Case of Republic of Korea
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description	Water security and water quality affect numerous economic sectors and areas: agriculture, energy, disaster management, and others. Countries need balanced and integrated approaches that are economically, environmentally, and socially sustainable. Threats related to climate change have added to the complexity, and to the importance, of water resource management. Korea’s integrated water resources management approach since the 1990s reflects the country’s “green” climate-resilient development path. The Korean Green Growth Trust Fund’s (KGGTF) 3rd “Knowledge Note”, Promoting Green Growth through Water Resources Management: the Case of Republic of Korea, outlines key responses to Korea’s water resource challenges. The report highlights the Korean Government’s “Four Major River Restoration Project (4MRRP)”, a multi-purpose, green-growth infrastructure initiative. Involving five ministries and 78 local authorities in a comprehensive and integrated approach, the Note showcases lessons from 4MRRP for other countries to learn from Korea’s experience overcoming institutional, legislative, governance, technical and financial hurdles.
format	Brief
author	Ishiwatari, Mikio Wataya, Eiko Shin, Taesun Kim, Daeil Song, Jiseon Kim, Seyi
author_facet	Ishiwatari, Mikio Wataya, Eiko Shin, Taesun Kim, Daeil Song, Jiseon Kim, Seyi
author_sort	Ishiwatari, Mikio
title	Promoting Green Growth through Water Resources Management : The Case of Republic of Korea
title_short	Promoting Green Growth through Water Resources Management : The Case of Republic of Korea
title_full	Promoting Green Growth through Water Resources Management : The Case of Republic of Korea
title_fullStr	Promoting Green Growth through Water Resources Management : The Case of Republic of Korea
title_full_unstemmed	Promoting Green Growth through Water Resources Management : The Case of Republic of Korea
title_sort	promoting green growth through water resources management : the case of republic of korea
publishDate	2016
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/01/25798703/promoting-green-growth-through-water-resources-management-case-republic-korea http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23677
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Promoting Green Growth through Water Resources Management : The Case of Republic of Korea

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