Groundwater allocation (water utilities)
The OECD recently released a report Groundwater Allocation: Managing Growing Pressures on Quantity and Quality that analyses how the distinctive features of groundwater (as compared to surface water) could be addressed in allocation policy design. Groundwater generally exhibits the characteristics of a common pool resource, which makes excluding users from access difficult and costly.
Solution characteristics
Themes
Sustainably manage groundwaters
Sub themes
Information about groundwater quality, quantity and localisation
Stakeholder group
- Water Utilities (WU)
Type of climate
Other
Geographical scope
International
Social Innovation Dimension
- Capacity Development
Societal challenges
- Water security
Solution Type
- Service
Solution provider
OECD
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