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Technical Guidance for ASR (349 KB)
The Smart Water Fund, a consortium from Victoria, Australia agreed that a Code of Practice that CSIRO was developing for it would be made freely available. The report, now called Technical Guidance for ASR, is now available for down load from the Smart Water website.
www.smartwater.com.au/mainf.asp
Click on 'projects' then 'case studies'.
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2006 MARS Calendar (2.47 MB) |
Report of a DFID funded project assessing
the effectiveness of Managed Aquifer Recharge,
mainly in rural India (10.3 MB). Hard copy available: contact Ian Gale
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Strategies for MAR in semi-arid areas
Drawing on experience from MAR activities around the world, Ian Gale has compiled a document discussing issues relating to MAR, illustrated with a variety of case studies. English (1.34 MB) or Spanish (3.70 MB)
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IAH-MAR brochure
Introduction into recharge enhancement, IAH-MAR activities and some international and national organisations (1.51 MB) |
Flyer for the World Bank Forum, Kyoto 2003
Managing aquifer recharge for sustainable groundwater use (152 KB) |
Management of Aquifer Recharge
and Subsurface Storage
This booklet contains the proceedings of the conference "Recharge Enhancement and Subsurface Water Storage", held on 18/19 December 2002 in the Netherlands. It was published with the support of UNESCO IHP and includes status reports on MAR for various countries. The book is free to download from here or can be purchased, email: National Committee IAH NL
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British Geological Survey |
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation |
Department For International Development |
Centre for Groundwater Studies |
The site is managed by a special working group of the International Association of Hydrogeologists.
For further information please contact Peter Dillon, CSIRO, Australia or Ian Gale, BGS, UK
Website maintained by Sam Jones, BGS, UK
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| The documents, sponsored and published by UNESCO can be downloaded (1.34MB) here or copies can be obtained from A.Lipponen, UNESCO or Sam Jones, BGS, UK |
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