Index
117
generic schematic, 44
iMacroSE definition, 45
Mass conservation. See also Water balance
change in storage, 14, 25
3ME, 43, 44
templates, 109
Member, 71
categories, 76
disadvantaged to advantaged, 34
environmentalists, 34
indicator of interest, 72
least advantaged, 32, 74
most advantaged, 32, 74
segment, 76
MesoSE
cMesoSE definition, 45
definition, 43
generic schematic, 44
iMesoSE definition, 45
MicroSE, 45
flawed, 46
N
Noise, 6, 48, 86
O
Outflow (O), 10, 14, 17
binary state, 27
evapotranspiration (ET), 10. See also
Consumption (C)
macro, 45
meso, 45
non-reusable (NR), 16. See also
Consumption (C)
reuse, 16
useful, 14
P
Pillars
data, 25, 35, 36, 42, 52
trade-offs, 31. See also Sustainable efficiency (Sefficiency)
water benefit, 2, 12, 87
water quality, 2, 12, 87
water quantity, 2, 12, 87
Policy type
I, 82
II, 82, 83, 96
III, 82, 84
IV, 82, 84
Population, 1, 15, 19, 30, 33, 47, 50, 72, 74,
76, 87, 96, 99, 113
growth impact, 102
Precipitation (PP), 10
effective, 48
Principles
aggregative, 32, 72. See also Sefficiency
Bellagio, 29
distributive, 71, 72. See also Sequity
human right, 77
minimizing environmental harm, 26, 79
Pigou-Dalton, 78
precautionary, 26
sustainability, 40
R
Regulation, 28
FIW3, 28
Water Framework Directive, 35, 47
Resiliency (RE), 31, 67
Return (R), 14
downstream water (VD). See Downstream water (VD)
potential return (RP), 10, 14, 16, 17
to main source (RF), 10, 13
useful, 14
S
Sefficiency. See Sustainable efficiency
(Sefficiency)
Segment, 76, 79, 80
categories, 76
conservation, 79
definition, 76
distribution, 77
naming, 76
triangular, 82
Sequity. See Sustainable equity (Sequity)
Social contract, 2, 86, 113
enlightenment era, 113
Stakeholder, 3, 6, 7, 12, 18, 33, 35, 40, 53,
71, 73, 74
contradictory, 34, 35
downstream, 29
farmers and managers, 103
FIW1, 26
learning, 26, 31, 32, 35. See also
Learning
marginalized, 26
minimizing environmental harm, 26
needs, 32, 71
noise, 48
117
generic schematic, 44
iMacroSE definition, 45
Mass conservation. See also Water balance
change in storage, 14, 25
3ME, 43, 44
templates, 109
Member, 71
categories, 76
disadvantaged to advantaged, 34
environmentalists, 34
indicator of interest, 72
least advantaged, 32, 74
most advantaged, 32, 74
segment, 76
MesoSE
cMesoSE definition, 45
definition, 43
generic schematic, 44
iMesoSE definition, 45
MicroSE, 45
flawed, 46
N
Noise, 6, 48, 86
O
Outflow (O), 10, 14, 17
binary state, 27
evapotranspiration (ET), 10. See also
Consumption (C)
macro, 45
meso, 45
non-reusable (NR), 16. See also
Consumption (C)
reuse, 16
useful, 14
P
Pillars
data, 25, 35, 36, 42, 52
trade-offs, 31. See also Sustainable efficiency (Sefficiency)
water benefit, 2, 12, 87
water quality, 2, 12, 87
water quantity, 2, 12, 87
Policy type
I, 82
II, 82, 83, 96
III, 82, 84
IV, 82, 84
Population, 1, 15, 19, 30, 33, 47, 50, 72, 74,
76, 87, 96, 99, 113
growth impact, 102
Precipitation (PP), 10
effective, 48
Principles
aggregative, 32, 72. See also Sefficiency
Bellagio, 29
distributive, 71, 72. See also Sequity
human right, 77
minimizing environmental harm, 26, 79
Pigou-Dalton, 78
precautionary, 26
sustainability, 40
R
Regulation, 28
FIW3, 28
Water Framework Directive, 35, 47
Resiliency (RE), 31, 67
Return (R), 14
downstream water (VD). See Downstream water (VD)
potential return (RP), 10, 14, 16, 17
to main source (RF), 10, 13
useful, 14
S
Sefficiency. See Sustainable efficiency
(Sefficiency)
Segment, 76, 79, 80
categories, 76
conservation, 79
definition, 76
distribution, 77
naming, 76
triangular, 82
Sequity. See Sustainable equity (Sequity)
Social contract, 2, 86, 113
enlightenment era, 113
Stakeholder, 3, 6, 7, 12, 18, 33, 35, 40, 53,
71, 73, 74
contradictory, 34, 35
downstream, 29
farmers and managers, 103
FIW1, 26
learning, 26, 31, 32, 35. See also
Learning
marginalized, 26
minimizing environmental harm, 26
needs, 32, 71
noise, 48