Catchment management – relevant in developed and developing countries
Clean rivers, improved ecology and adequate drinking water quality can be achieved by encouraging farmers and communities to prevent pollutant run-off entering watercourses and groundwater. Voluntary and community-based approaches are necessary to meet the challenge of diffuse pollutionat affordable cost, but appropriate institutions, regulations, economic incentives, and technology development are also essential.
at affordable cost, but appropriate institutions, regulations, economic incentives, and technology development are also essential.
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