Decision Making in Water Resources Policy and Management

<p>PART 1 INTRODUCTION<br>1. Water Resource Policy, Planning and Management in Australia—An Overview</p> <p>PART 2 RECENT WATER RESOURCES POLICY AND MANAGEMENT CHANGES IN AUSTRALIA<br>2. Managing the River Murray: One Hundred Years of Politics <br>3. Evolution of Water Entitlements and Markets in Victoria, Australia<br>4. Agriculture in Northern Victoria (Australia) Over the Past 20–30 Years: Factors Influencing Decision Making by Individual Farmers<br>5. Urban—Major Reforms in Urban Water Policy and Management in Major Australian Cities<br>6. Environmental Water Reform</p> <p>PART 3 INPUTS INTO THE WATER RESOURCES DECISION-MAKING PROCESS<br>7. Environmental Flows and Eco-Hydrological Assessments in Rivers<br>8. The Role of Economic Analysis in Water Resource Management—The Murray-Darling Experience<br>9. Social-Ecological Analyses for Better Water Resources Decisions<br>10. Assessing and Managing the Social Effects of Water Reform in Agricultural Areas<br>11. Finding Diamonds in the Dust: Community Engagement in Murray-Darling Basin Planning<br>12. Integrated Approaches Within Water Resource Planning and Management in Australia—Theory and Application</p> <p>PART 4 AUSTRALIAN CASE STUDIES<br>13. Case Study 1—The Murray-Darling Basin Plan<br>14. The Victorian Waterway Management Strategy<br>15. Managing Water Quality for the Great Barrier Reef</p> <p>PART 5 TRANSFER OF THE KNOWLEDGE—INTERNATIONAL CASE STUDIES<br>16. Knowledge Transfer in International Water Resource Management—Six Challenges<br>17. Building Expertise in River Basin Modeling—Transfer of Knowledge from Australia to India<br>18. Design of a National River Health Assessment Program for China</p> <p>PART 6 CHALLENGES FOR THE FUTURE<br>19. Future Challenges</p>