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Environmental flows in water resources policies, plans, and projects: Findings and Recommendations/ Rafik Hirji and Richard Davis

By: Hirji, Rafik.

Contributor(s): The World Bank.

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BookPublisher: Washington DC: The World Bank, 2009Description: xviii,189p.: ill.ISBN: 9780821379400.Subject(s): Water resources development | Water---Supply---Management | Intergrated water management

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Environmental flows in water resources policies, plans, and projects: Findings and Recommendations/ Rafik Hirji and Richard Davis

By: Hirji, Rafik.

Contributor(s): The World Bank.