United Republic of Tanzania : Water Resources Assistance Strategy

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作者：

World Bank

来源地址：

http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23950

关键词：

ACCESS TO SAFE WATER;  ACCESS TO WATER;  ACCESS TO WATER SUPPLY;  ADEQUATE SANITATION;  AQUIFERS;  ARID AREAS;  BASIN MANAGEMENT;  BASINS;  CANALS;  CAPACITY BUILDING;  CATCHMENT;  CATCHMENT MANAGEMENT;  CATCHMENTS;  CIVIL SOCIETY;  CLEAN WATER;  CLIMATE VARIABILITY;  COASTAL AREAS;  COMMUNITY GROUPS;  COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION;  CONSERVATION;  COST RECOVERY;  COST SHARING;  COVERAGE;  DECISION MAKERS;  DECISION MAKING;  DEMAND MANAGEMENT;  DISCHARGE;  DOMESTIC WATER;  DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLY;  DOWNSTREAM USERS;  DRINKING WATER;  DROUGHT;  ECOSYSTEM;  ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS;  ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT;  FARMING;  FISHING;  FLOOD CONTROL;  FLOODS;  FOOD INSECURITY;  FOOD SECURITY;  FRESHWATER;  FRESHWATER LAKES;  FRESHWATER RESOURCES;  GAS;  GOLD MINING;  GOOD GOVERNANCE;  GOVERNANCE OF WATER;  GROUNDWATER;  GROUNDWATER PUMPING;  GROUNDWATER QUALITY;  GROUNDWATER RECHARGE;  GROUNDWATER RESOURCES;  HYDROLOGICAL CYCLE;  HYDROPOWER DEVELOPMENT;  HYDROPOWER POTENTIAL;  HYDROPOWER PROJECT;  INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES;  INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER;  INLAND FISHERIES;  INTERNATIONAL WATERS;  INVESTMENT CLIMATE;  IRRIGATION;  IRRIGATION AGENCIES;  IRRIGATION CHANNELS;  IRRIGATION DEVELOPMENT;  IRRIGATION SCHEME;  IRRIGATION WATER;  LAKE BASINS;  LAKES;  LAND DEGRADATION;  LAND USE;  LARGE DAMS;  LOW RAINFALL;  MANAGEMENT OF WATER;  MERCURY;  MERCURY CONTAMINATION;  MINERALS;  MUNICIPAL SEWAGE;  NATIONAL WATER POLICY;  NATURAL RESOURCES;  NONPOINT SOURCES;  PERMITS;  POLLUTION;  POLLUTION CONTROL;  POLLUTION CONTROL REGULATIONS;  POOR WATER QUALITY;  POPULATION GROWTH;  POTABLE WATER;  POWER GENERATION;  PROGRAMS;  QUALITY STANDARDS;  RAIN;  RAINFALL;  RESERVOIRS;  RIPARIAN;  RIPARIAN COUNTRIES;  RIVER BASIN;  RIVER BASIN MANAGEMENT;  RIVER SYSTEM;  RIVERS;  RURAL WATER;  RURAL WATER SUPPLY;  SALTWATER INTRUSION;  SAND;  SANITATION;  SANITATION FACILITIES;  SANITATION SERVICES;  SECTORAL WATER;  SERVICE DELIVERY;  SHARED WATERS;  SILT;  SOIL EROSION;  SOURCES OF WATER;  SPRINGS;  STORAGE CAPACITY;  STRATIFICATION;  SUBSIDENCE;  SURFACE WATER;  SURFACE WATER RESOURCES;  TOXIC CHEMICALS;  TREATMENT PLANTS;  URBAN RUNOFF;  URBAN WATER;  URBAN WATER SUPPLY;  USE OF WATER;  UTILITY MANAGEMENT;  WASHING;  WASTE DISCHARGES;  WASTEWATER;  WASTEWATER TREATMENT;  WATER ALLOCATION;  WATER AVAILABILITY;  WATER DEMAND;  WATER DEVELOPMENT;  WATER FLOWS;  WATER LAW;  WATER LEVELS;  WATER MANAGEMENT;  WATER NEEDS;  WATER PARTNERSHIP;  WATER POLICY;  WATER POLLUTION;  WATER POLLUTION CONTROL;  WATER QUALITY;  WATER REQUIREMENTS;  WATER RESOURCE;  WATER RESOURCES;  WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT;  WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT;  WATER RIGHTS;  WATER SECTOR;  WATER SECTOR DEVELOPMENT;  WATER SHORTAGES;  WATER SOURCES;  WATER STORAGE;  WATER SUPPLIES;  WATER SUPPLY SERVICES;  WATER TREATMENT PLANT;  WATER USE;  WATER USER;  WATER USERS;  WATER USES;  WATER UTILITIES;  WATER UTILITY;  WATERSHEDS;  WETLANDS;  Report;  Rapport;  Informe; 

年份：

2006

出版地：

Washington,USA

语种：

English

摘要：

In the past decade, Tanzania has experienced high economic growth and it is in the global limelight as a recent success story in Africa. A variety of factors have contributed to this success, including liberalized policies and reforms, infusion of external capital from development partners and the private sector, debt cancellation, and a strong performance by emerging sectors such as mining, tourism, and fisheries. Its social policies, largely influenced by the First President Julius Kambarage Nyerere, including a single national language and relative political stability have contributed to a strong sense of nationhood, which sets it apart from many of its neighbors and has provided an unusual degree of stability that has facilitated major economic transformation without a significant social backlash.