Sustainable water resource management is a key issue in China.
Together with members and partners, IUCN China is working to
build capacity in integrated water resource management through
multi-stakeholder platforms and the concept of environmental
flows. In 2007, IUCN China launched the Chinese version of FLOW
– The Essentials of Environmental Flows. Environmental flows
refers to the allocation of fresh water in river and lake basins
to maintain ecosystems and their benefits to people. VALUE -
Counting Ecosytems as Water Infrastructure has also since been
translated in Chinese. Download these two publications below to
learn more. |FLOW, The Essentials of Environmental Flows||PDF
Document 1.34MB| |FLOW (Chinese version)| |Value, Countng
Ecosystem Services as Water Infrastructure (EN)||PDF Document
1.59MB| |Value, Counting Ecosystems as Water Infrastructure
(CHINESE)||PDF Document 5.14MB|