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Hydrolink 2026- 1 River Basin Organizations

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  • Publisher: IAHR
  • Editor(s): Angelos Findikakis, Tomás Ángel Sancho Marco
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The publication of this issue of Hydrolink coincides with the celebration of the one-hundred-year anniversary of the establishment of river basin authorities in Spain, the first country to introduce nation wide water management at the river basin scale.T he concept of river basin management began to emerge in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, when technological developments made possible the construction of large dams and related water infrastructure. The efficient use of water resources in basins with multiple projects required coordination in the con struction and operation of infrastructure across entire basins.

ID Title Authors Year
40107 Full Issue_Hydrolink_2026_1_River_Basin_Organizations
Multiple authors
2026
40108 Editorial
Angelos Findikakis, Tomás Ángel Sancho Marco
2026
40109 Table of contents
Multiple Authors
2026
40111 Rivers, for generations: Australia's Murray–Darling Basin Authority is managing the Basin's water resources in the national interest
Andrew McConville
2026
40112 Achievements and Lessons of the Lake Biwa Comprehensive Development Project in Yodogawa River Basin
Tetsuya Sumi, Hiroki Nishi, Sohei Kobayashi
2026
40113 Achievements and Experience of the Yellow River Management and Protection
Yellow River Conservancy Commission
2026
40114 Special features of a Spanish River Basin Organization (Hydrographic Confederation) The case of the Júcar Hydrographic Confederation
Ramiro Martínez Costa
2026
40115 Citizenship and Water Management: The Yucatán Peninsula Basin Council
Juan Enrique Araiza Rodríguez
2026
40110 The century-old hydrographic confederations of Spain, heirs to a great past, facing the challenge of the future in water planning and management
Francisco José Hijós Bitrián, Tomás Ángel Sancho Marco

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