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5 Sequity (Sustainable Equity)
The Sequity phase (III) is about the sustainable equity of system, which is
comprised of advancing water equality and conservation as explained in the previous
subsections, and Sefficiency as presented in Chapter 4.
The Solution phase (IV) also has three steps needed in a proper decision-making.
They are differential, demand/supply, and good enough alternative. The differentials in Sequity lead us to equality, conservation and three Sefficiency impacts (see
Sect. 4.4). They are crucial in leading water managers toward a sustainable, adaptive
and efficient WUS. The outflow/inflow (demand/supply) values also change, particularly under water scarcity and climate change, and consequently they should be
varied by going back to Phase II. This promotes some kind of sensitivity analysis
with clear focus on more relevant WPTs, such as ET in irrigation systems or VA and
its quality for urban areas. At the end, a solution should be reasonable and goodenough (Sect. 1.2) for the decision-makers and most of the stakeholders, particularly
the poor and the less advantaged.
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Germany
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Company Inc., New York
5 Sequity (Sustainable Equity)
The Sequity phase (III) is about the sustainable equity of system, which is
comprised of advancing water equality and conservation as explained in the previous
subsections, and Sefficiency as presented in Chapter 4.
The Solution phase (IV) also has three steps needed in a proper decision-making.
They are differential, demand/supply, and good enough alternative. The differentials in Sequity lead us to equality, conservation and three Sefficiency impacts (see
Sect. 4.4). They are crucial in leading water managers toward a sustainable, adaptive
and efficient WUS. The outflow/inflow (demand/supply) values also change, particularly under water scarcity and climate change, and consequently they should be
varied by going back to Phase II. This promotes some kind of sensitivity analysis
with clear focus on more relevant WPTs, such as ET in irrigation systems or VA and
its quality for urban areas. At the end, a solution should be reasonable and goodenough (Sect. 1.2) for the decision-makers and most of the stakeholders, particularly
the poor and the less advantaged.
References
Burck J et al (2018) Climate change performance index: results 2019. German Watch, Bonn,
Germany
Cambridge Dictionary (2019) Conservation. [Online] Available at: https://dictionary.cambridge.
org/dictionary/english/conservation. Accessed 22 Aug 2019
Cambridge Dictionary (2019) Judgment. [Online] Available at: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/
us/dictionary/english/judgment. Accessed 28 June 2019
Dellapenna JW (2001) The customary international law of transboundary fresh waters. Int J Glob
Environ Issues 1(3–4):264–305
Dinar A, Pochat V, Albiac J (2015) Water pricing experiences and innovations. Springer International
Publishing, Switzerland
European Parliament & Council (2000) Water Framework Directive, Official Journal L 327,
European Union. [Online] Available at: http://ec.europa.eu/environment/water/water-framework/
index_en.html. Accessed 20 March 2018
Fleurbaey M (2016) Economics and economic justice. [Online] Available at: https://plato.stanford.
edu/archives/win2016/entries/economic-justice. Accessed 26 Aug 2019
Gleick PH (2010) Roadmap for sustainable water resources in southwestern North America. In:
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 14 December, vol 107, issue 50
International Law Association (2004) Berlin rules on water resources. United Nations Economic
Commission for Europe (UNECE), Geneva, Switzerland
Loucks D, Van Beek E (2005) water resources systems planning and management: an introduction
to methods, models and applications. UNESCO, Paris
Oxford Dictionary (2019) Need. [Online] Available at: https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.
com/definition/english/need_1?q=need. Accessed 12 Oct 2019
Rawls J (1999) A theory of justice, Revised edn. Harvard University Press, Cambridge
Sen A (1992) Inequality reexamined. Oxford University Press, New York
Sen A (1999) Development as freedom. Alfred A Knope inc, sl
Sen A (2009) The idea of justice. Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, Cambridge,
Massachusetts
Stone D (2012) Policy paradox: the art of political decision making, 3rd edn. W. W. Norton &
Company Inc., New York