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    Collaborative water governance in New Zealand : turning the tide in the Canterbury region?

    Memon, Pyar A.; Weber, E.
    Abstract
    Our objective in this paper is to draw on the increasingly voluminous international literature on collaborative approaches to watershed, natural resource, and ecosystem management to critically appraise the potential for successful collaborative governance of water resources in New Zealand, specifically in the Canterbury region of the South Island and specifically for the purpose of engendering sustainable communities.
    Keywords
    water resources; sustainability; resource management; Canterbury; collaborative governance
    Date
    2008-06
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    Conference Contribution - published (Conference Abstract)
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