5. The process: Implementing IWRM (1 of 3)












 

   

 

The challenge to conventional practices
The case for IWRM is strong – many would say uncontestable. The problem for most countries is the long history of unisectoral development.
As the Global Water Partnership puts it: “IWRM is a challenge to conventional practices, attitudes and professional certainties. It confronts entrenched sectoral interests and requires that the water resource is managed holistically for the benefits of all. No one pretends that meeting the IWRM challenge will be easy but it is vital that a start is made now to avert the burgeoning crisis.”

IWRM is, above all, a philosophy.

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