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R. Graf and K. Pyszny
Fig. 18.4 The concept of integration of the Water Framework Directive (on the basis of [14, 32])
The following are taken into consideration in the systemic approach to the management process: (a) the perspective of objectives (national, regional, local, sectoral), (b)
process management, which refers to permanent and systematic actions connected
with the planning and monitoring of the process of water resources management,
(c) the acceptance of a water resources management standard for all types of risk
(e.g. occurring within the metropolitan area), and (d) the optimisation of the usage
of resources [34].
18.3.1 Legal Bases and Environmental Determinants
In Poland, the development of integrated water resources management has been
facilitated by a new system of legal norms, institutional solutions, and practical
actions indicated in the Water Framework Directive [14]. Other documents pertinent
to the issue under discussion include the Directive on the assessment and management
R. Graf and K. Pyszny
Fig. 18.4 The concept of integration of the Water Framework Directive (on the basis of [14, 32])
The following are taken into consideration in the systemic approach to the management process: (a) the perspective of objectives (national, regional, local, sectoral), (b)
process management, which refers to permanent and systematic actions connected
with the planning and monitoring of the process of water resources management,
(c) the acceptance of a water resources management standard for all types of risk
(e.g. occurring within the metropolitan area), and (d) the optimisation of the usage
of resources [34].
18.3.1 Legal Bases and Environmental Determinants
In Poland, the development of integrated water resources management has been
facilitated by a new system of legal norms, institutional solutions, and practical
actions indicated in the Water Framework Directive [14]. Other documents pertinent
to the issue under discussion include the Directive on the assessment and management