Water policy and policy implementation

Even the most brilliant piece of policymaking will fail if implemented badly — and vice versa. The water and sanitation sector cannot afford to get it wrong: but is there the will to come up with realistic objectives that translate into sustainable programmes?

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Published in:Waterlines 1998-01, Vol.16 (3), p.2-3
Main Authors: Carter, Richard C., Howsam, Peter
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Environmental law
Environmental policy
Groundwater
International environmental policy
Water management
Water policy
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Summary:Even the most brilliant piece of policymaking will fail if implemented badly — and vice versa. The water and sanitation sector cannot afford to get it wrong: but is there the will to come up with realistic objectives that translate into sustainable programmes?
ISSN:0262-8104
1756-3488
DOI:10.3362/0262-8104.1998.001