Water Resources Management Strategies and Hydrological Modelling: To Understand Water Availability and Climatic Scenarios in Riv,Used

Water Resources Management Strategies and Hydrological Modelling: To Understand Water Availability and Climatic Scenarios in Riv,Used

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The aim of this study is clarified water governance, namely the respective roles of government, civil society and the private sector which directly or indirectly impact the development and management of water resources. Water resourcesrelated conflict has been highlighted. Initially, this research study provided recommendations to resolve and minimise waterrelated conflict. A case study of the Ganges River Basin is then presented, and in particular, the transboundary water sharing issues between Bangladesh and India. It includes the impact of the Farakka Barrage in the Ganges River Basin area which has led to conflict between the Ganges states since 1951. A Stackelberg leaderfollower model was proposed to develop winwin strategies for mitigation of the transboundary water sharing conflict between Bangladesh and India. This can be implemented in any river basin, particularly ones involving upstream downstream coriparian states. Secondly, a scenario of relevant climatic drivers was generated by a statistical downscaling technique to develop water resources management strategies for the Murray Darling Basin (MDB).

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