Title:
1WATER A CRITICAL RESOURCE FOR UZBEKISTANS
FUTURE
National Policy of Water Resources Management
and Natural Resources Use
Matluba Fazilova Institute of Strategic and
Regional Study under the President of the
Republic of Uzbekistan
2National Policy of Water Resources Management and
Natural Resources Use
- The Main principles
- Integration of economic and ecological policy
aimed at conservation and restoration of
environment as the essential conditions for
improvement of population living standards - Transition from protection of some nature
elements to the general and integrated protection
of ecosystems - Responsibility of all members of society for
environment protection, conservation of its
biodiversity and improvement of its conditions,
creation of the favorable conditions for life
population.
Strategic Frames and National Programming
Documents
3National Policy of Water Resources Management and
Natural Resources Use
- The Main Aims
- to promote the rational use of water and to
protect water resources. - to improve the efficiency and reliability of the
countrys water sector management, - ensuring guaranteed water delivery
- providing essential services both to society and
natural ecosystems .
- The Main Priorities
- water saving in all types water consumption and
improving water quality - development of systems for supplying the
population with good quality drinking water -
- restoration of soil fertility and improvement of
the agro landscapes - mitigation of the consequences of the Aral Sea
crisis through an integrated approach to
decision-making on interrelated regional and
national issues.
4National Policy of Water Resources Management and
Natural Resources Use
Legislative Aspects
- Progress and problems in water legislation
- Planning measures and initiatives
Economic Mechanisms of the Natural Resources
Use - User Payments -Payments for use of
Natural Resources - Tax for Water Resources
Use On the Issue of Charge for Water Delivery
5National Policy of Water Resources Management and
Natural Resources Use
Reforms and Changes in Water Sector
6Managerial Structure of Water Resources
Administration
7MAWR Management Structure
8Civil Society and Public Participation
I. Contribution of the civil society aimed to
- - reform development support and
institutional changes, working out strategies,
programs, action plans and projects, as well
scientific and applied works of ecological and
nature conservation directions - Propaganda knowledge and forming of ecological
ideology on economic relation to water and
environment, and strengthening of cultural
relations and wealth's - Public involvement in solving of water and
ecological problems, etc.
II. Efforts and supports of international
institutions to build and strengthen of national
capacity III. Public
participation in overcoming water shortages
9Cooperation of Rural and Urban Population in
Searching of Adequate Strategies to Overcome
Water Shortages (WB, 2001)
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