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Governance for Drought Resilience, p. 159-179

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-29671-5_8

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Drought Awareness Through Agricultural Policy: Multi-level Action in Salland, The Netherlands

Book chapter published in 2016 by Gül Özerol ORCID, Jenny Troeltzsch, Corinne Larrue, Maia Lordkipanidze, Alison L. Browne, Cheryl de Boer, Pieter Lems
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Abstract

This chapter focuses on the Salland region of the Netherlands and presents our analysis regarding the role of governance context on the new irrigation policy of the Water Authority of Groot Salland (Waterschap Groot Salland—WGS). The irrigation policy was adopted in early 2013 by the five water authorities in the eastern Netherlands. Given the drought conditions in this region, the policy is concerned with finding a balance between the use of groundwater and surface water by farmers and the water needs of vulnerable nature areas.