Small Watershed Rehabilitation and Management in a Changing Economic and Policy Environment

China is considered one of the most seriously eroded countries in the world. The many causes of this degradation can be divided into natural, human-induced and root causes. The consequences of watershed degradation are severe and reach even beyond the country’s boundaries. Addressing this issue r...

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Main Authors:	Fock, Achim, Cao, Wendao
Format:	Working Paper
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2016
Subjects:	RESOURCES ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES OVERGRAZING WATERSHED MANAGEMENT WATERSHEDS POLICIES POLICY ENVIRONMENT AIR QUALITY PARTICIPATION AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS RESERVOIRS CATCHMENT FOREST INCENTIVES NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT SOIL PRODUCTIVITY ENVIRONMENT ECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS FLOOD EROSION CONTROL LAND TENURE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT WATER RESOURCES CATCHMENT AREAS DEGRADATION EROSION SEDIMENT LAND EXPLOITATION LAND USERS NATURAL RESOURCE WATERSHED CONSERVATION OF LAND FLOODS FORESTERS SOIL EROSION WATER BIODIVERSITY LAND DEGRADATION WATERSHED PLANNING WATERSHED INHABITANTS SILT WATERSHED DEGRADATION ENVIRONMENTAL FOREST RESOURCES WATER CONSERVATION NATURAL RESOURCES AFFORESTATION LAND MANAGEMENT EFFICIENCY LAND USE
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/03/26098356/small-watershed-rehabilitation-management-changing-economic-policy-environment http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24052

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spelling	okr-10986-240522021-05-25T10:54:44Z Small Watershed Rehabilitation and Management in a Changing Economic and Policy Environment Fock, Achim Cao, Wendao RESOURCES ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES OVERGRAZING WATERSHED MANAGEMENT WATERSHEDS POLICIES POLICY ENVIRONMENT AIR QUALITY PARTICIPATION AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS RESERVOIRS CATCHMENT FOREST INCENTIVES NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT SOIL PRODUCTIVITY ENVIRONMENT ECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS FLOOD EROSION CONTROL LAND TENURE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT WATER RESOURCES CATCHMENT AREAS DEGRADATION EROSION SEDIMENT LAND EXPLOITATION LAND USERS NATURAL RESOURCE WATERSHED CONSERVATION OF LAND FLOODS FORESTERS SOIL EROSION WATER BIODIVERSITY LAND DEGRADATION WATERSHED PLANNING WATERSHED INHABITANTS SILT WATERSHED DEGRADATION ENVIRONMENTAL FOREST RESOURCES WATER CONSERVATION NATURAL RESOURCES AFFORESTATION LAND MANAGEMENT EFFICIENCY LAND USE China is considered one of the most seriously eroded countries in the world. The many causes of this degradation can be divided into natural, human-induced and root causes. The consequences of watershed degradation are severe and reach even beyond the country’s boundaries. Addressing this issue requires a sustainable participatory and integrated watershed management approach. The Loess Plateau Watershed Rehabilitation Projects, implemented by the Ministry of Water Resources and co-financed by the World Bank has provided a model that is widely recognized for its great success. This calls for a paradigm shifting from a sectoral, top-down, technical and physical watershed intervention to a holistic, participatory, multisectoral and inter-agency collaborative, and result based watershed development. 2016-04-12T20:14:26Z 2016-04-12T20:14:26Z 2016-01 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/03/26098356/small-watershed-rehabilitation-management-changing-economic-policy-environment http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24052 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Working Paper East Asia and Pacific China
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topic	RESOURCES ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES OVERGRAZING WATERSHED MANAGEMENT WATERSHEDS POLICIES POLICY ENVIRONMENT AIR QUALITY PARTICIPATION AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS RESERVOIRS CATCHMENT FOREST INCENTIVES NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT SOIL PRODUCTIVITY ENVIRONMENT ECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS FLOOD EROSION CONTROL LAND TENURE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT WATER RESOURCES CATCHMENT AREAS DEGRADATION EROSION SEDIMENT LAND EXPLOITATION LAND USERS NATURAL RESOURCE WATERSHED CONSERVATION OF LAND FLOODS FORESTERS SOIL EROSION WATER BIODIVERSITY LAND DEGRADATION WATERSHED PLANNING WATERSHED INHABITANTS SILT WATERSHED DEGRADATION ENVIRONMENTAL FOREST RESOURCES WATER CONSERVATION NATURAL RESOURCES AFFORESTATION LAND MANAGEMENT EFFICIENCY LAND USE
spellingShingle	RESOURCES ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES OVERGRAZING WATERSHED MANAGEMENT WATERSHEDS POLICIES POLICY ENVIRONMENT AIR QUALITY PARTICIPATION AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS RESERVOIRS CATCHMENT FOREST INCENTIVES NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT SOIL PRODUCTIVITY ENVIRONMENT ECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS FLOOD EROSION CONTROL LAND TENURE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT WATER RESOURCES CATCHMENT AREAS DEGRADATION EROSION SEDIMENT LAND EXPLOITATION LAND USERS NATURAL RESOURCE WATERSHED CONSERVATION OF LAND FLOODS FORESTERS SOIL EROSION WATER BIODIVERSITY LAND DEGRADATION WATERSHED PLANNING WATERSHED INHABITANTS SILT WATERSHED DEGRADATION ENVIRONMENTAL FOREST RESOURCES WATER CONSERVATION NATURAL RESOURCES AFFORESTATION LAND MANAGEMENT EFFICIENCY LAND USE Fock, Achim Cao, Wendao Small Watershed Rehabilitation and Management in a Changing Economic and Policy Environment
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description	China is considered one of the most seriously eroded countries in the world. The many causes of this degradation can be divided into natural, human-induced and root causes. The consequences of watershed degradation are severe and reach even beyond the country’s boundaries. Addressing this issue requires a sustainable participatory and integrated watershed management approach. The Loess Plateau Watershed Rehabilitation Projects, implemented by the Ministry of Water Resources and co-financed by the World Bank has provided a model that is widely recognized for its great success. This calls for a paradigm shifting from a sectoral, top-down, technical and physical watershed intervention to a holistic, participatory, multisectoral and inter-agency collaborative, and result based watershed development.
format	Working Paper
author	Fock, Achim Cao, Wendao
author_facet	Fock, Achim Cao, Wendao
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title	Small Watershed Rehabilitation and Management in a Changing Economic and Policy Environment
title_short	Small Watershed Rehabilitation and Management in a Changing Economic and Policy Environment
title_full	Small Watershed Rehabilitation and Management in a Changing Economic and Policy Environment
title_fullStr	Small Watershed Rehabilitation and Management in a Changing Economic and Policy Environment
title_full_unstemmed	Small Watershed Rehabilitation and Management in a Changing Economic and Policy Environment
title_sort	small watershed rehabilitation and management in a changing economic and policy environment
publisher	World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate	2016
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/03/26098356/small-watershed-rehabilitation-management-changing-economic-policy-environment http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24052
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Small Watershed Rehabilitation and Management in a Changing Economic and Policy Environment

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