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Typology of GDASEs Why? Build management strategies that are type-specific

Typology of GDASEs Why? Build management strategies that are type-specific. Developing a typology…. Setting the right objectives when combining groundwater development & management strategies in conjunction with ESSs

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Typology of GDASEs Why? Build management strategies that are type-specific

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  1. Typology of GDASEsWhy?Build management strategies that are type-specific

  2. Developing a typology… • Setting the right objectives when combining groundwater development & management strategies in conjunction with ESSs • Scenario building as a consequence of the typology of situations and interventions • Opportunities in different scenarios could drive the strategies and interventions at different scales

  3. A time-line (or loop?) Build strategies that are type-specific

  4. Timing of recharge cf depletion Agro-ecology Population Macro-economic policy framework Macro Legal and institutional framework Level of groundwater development Hydrogeological settings Social history Cultural capital Risk reduction

  5. Typology of contexts • Macroeconomic ; legal /institutional Typology of local situations • Physical – resource and ecosystem • Human use (agro-ecology and degree of use) • Social and cultural capital

  6. Situations (by aquifer type) Human use ESS Kuznet's curve?

  7. Situations Livelihoods Ess &ESSs)

  8. Typology of agro-eco systems

  9. Interventions (by aquifer type)

  10. Aquifer types • Highly dynamic • Dynamic • Static Confined vs unconfined • Alluvial • Sedimentary • (soft and hard) • Volcanic • Crystalline • Lateritic Structure / topography dominated (eg mountain)

  11. Situations Human use ESS Kuznet's curve?

  12. Contexts • Description rather than typology? • eg Australia – strong institutional and legal setting; tradable water rights; implementation through strong state agencies • South Africa – strong legal framework, explicit water rights for ecosystems; implementation through weaker local government • Sri Lanka -

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