Beijing, managing water for the eco city of the future

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Abstract

Some examples of problems in the water and sanitation sector in China will be given. Subsequently, the hierarchy of Chinese Government will be explained, before describing the stakeholders in water governance at the national and municipal level. A separate section is devoted to changes in the water governance structure that have been implemented already in Beijing. Water governance has been reformed to achieve more integration and promote experiments to deal with water scarcity. We have studied some of these water and sanitation projects. In particular, the separation of grey and brown water and reusing the treated grey water and the promotion of rainwater harvesting will be discussed. The conclusion will be drawn that Beijing has moved towards integrated urban water management, but is not yet allowing adaptive and eco water management. Copyright © 2012 Inderscience Enterprises Ltd.

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Van Dijk, M. P., & Liang, X. (2012). Beijing, managing water for the eco city of the future. International Journal of Water, 6(3–4), 270–289. https://doi.org/10.1504/ijw.2012.049500

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