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| author | Dey, Kumkum BISWAS, BIPLAB |
| author_facet | Dey, Kumkum BISWAS, BIPLAB |
| contents | <table> <tbody> <tr> <td><span>Nature-basedsolutions(NBS)areinterventionsforsustainablemanagementanddevelopmentof naturalresources.Itprotectsthe ecosystem and biodiversity and overcomes any existing social barrier. Applications of nature-based solutions have been more effective thanconventionaltechnicalinterventionsinwatermanagement.Thisresearchaimstounderstandtheexistingknowledgebasedonthe applicationsof NBSindifferentcountriesandsituationsforwatercrisismanagementthroughacriticalanalysisof 21casestudies.The<br>casestudiesaredividedintofourmaincategories:majorobjective,globaldistribution,majorNBSapplication,andsuccess(failure)<br>stories.Atotalof sevenfactors(watercrisisandflood/flood-livelihoodmanagement,groundwaterreplenishment,environmental<br>degradation, and slope instability prevention, payments for ecosystem services (PES), land degradation prevention, agro-ecology<br>transformation,anddisastermanagementof watershedareasandwetlands)wereobservedbyanalyzingthemainobjectivesof thesecase<br>studies.Amongthem,moststudiesarerelatedtowatercrises,floods,foodlivelihoodmanagement,andpaymentsforecosystemservices<br>(PES).Aworldwideanalysisof studyareasshowsthattheuseof NBSinterventionsinwatermanagementhasbeenmorewidely<br>appliedinAfricanriverwatershedsthanintheotherthreecontinents(Asia,NorthAmerica,andSouthAmerica).About81%of<br>casesaresuccessfulwhileNBSinterventionshavebeenmade.Advancedecosystemservicesobtainedthroughtheuseof NBSwilldirectly<br>help toachievetheUNSustainableDevelopmentGoals.</span></td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <p> </p> |
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| spellingShingle | Nature Based Solutions for Water Management: A Critical Review of 21 Case Studies from around the World Dey, Kumkum BISWAS, BIPLAB Nature Based Solutions, Water Management, 21 Case Studies, Global Distribution, Sustainable Development Goals <table> <tbody> <tr> <td><span>Nature-basedsolutions(NBS)areinterventionsforsustainablemanagementanddevelopmentof naturalresources.Itprotectsthe ecosystem and biodiversity and overcomes any existing social barrier. Applications of nature-based solutions have been more effective thanconventionaltechnicalinterventionsinwatermanagement.Thisresearchaimstounderstandtheexistingknowledgebasedonthe applicationsof NBSindifferentcountriesandsituationsforwatercrisismanagementthroughacriticalanalysisof 21casestudies.The<br>casestudiesaredividedintofourmaincategories:majorobjective,globaldistribution,majorNBSapplication,andsuccess(failure)<br>stories.Atotalof sevenfactors(watercrisisandflood/flood-livelihoodmanagement,groundwaterreplenishment,environmental<br>degradation, and slope instability prevention, payments for ecosystem services (PES), land degradation prevention, agro-ecology<br>transformation,anddisastermanagementof watershedareasandwetlands)wereobservedbyanalyzingthemainobjectivesof thesecase<br>studies.Amongthem,moststudiesarerelatedtowatercrises,floods,foodlivelihoodmanagement,andpaymentsforecosystemservices<br>(PES).Aworldwideanalysisof studyareasshowsthattheuseof NBSinterventionsinwatermanagementhasbeenmorewidely<br>appliedinAfricanriverwatershedsthanintheotherthreecontinents(Asia,NorthAmerica,andSouthAmerica).About81%of<br>casesaresuccessfulwhileNBSinterventionshavebeenmade.Advancedecosystemservicesobtainedthroughtheuseof NBSwilldirectly<br>help toachievetheUNSustainableDevelopmentGoals.</span></td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <p> </p> |
| title | Nature Based Solutions for Water Management: A Critical Review of 21 Case Studies from around the World |
| topic | Nature Based Solutions, Water Management, 21 Case Studies, Global Distribution, Sustainable Development Goals |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15111499 |