Can you help pls

It is of importance considerations to look at the issues in integrated water resources management. There are some bit of difficulities in managing water resources, I’m tempted to believe that the linkage and breakingdown of the GWP tools to achieve the IWRM process is the first step to follow in reaching a sound and reasonable sustainable water resources management.

thus linking water quality with its quantity because one will never benefit from quantity of water without it being of a suitable condition, it is therefore important to integrate all the GWP individually according to their linkages, i.e quality and quantity, uptream and downstream water, surface and ground water etc. It is imperative to then understand that all the GWP at the end of the day interact and core-relate.

Elaborating a bit more on how they relate, we cannot divorce water from the land in reality, but that can only be applicable with policies, i.e the DWAF policy abolishing the repairain princible yet recognizing that even though they took over all water resources in South Africa they can only manage the water which is on the land, it is therefore vital to consider the land as part of the environment on which water occurs or on which water is available. The integration of land with water can then connect with water quality in its quantity, thus they all interact, they are one and need to be accounted for.

Globally there are many areas which live without water and more amazingly without water of good quality due to the economic influences on water resources, this is mainly caused by the little knowledge attained by professionals in the scope of water economics. There is a need to emphasize the effectual and potential impact of economy on our water, because economy is the basic start for sustainable potential and viable planning in all resources. whiles in water resources it plays an affluent role of making it possible for all to reach a conducive state of being with regard to water quality and quantity.