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• W766720867 abstract "State water resource planning is increasingly recognized as a vital foundational element to provide for the economic welfare and environmental health of a state. States across the nation have embarked upon water planning efforts in a variety of manners. This paper outlines the various planning methods and provides an overview of benefits and challenges of the various planning processes. One common theme across state plans is that a critical factor to ensuring a safe and reliable water supply is to understand how water is being used and how it can be managed, developed and protected for future generations. It is important to understand current and future water supply needs, the amount of water supply available, and where conflicts might arise from increased demands, reduced supplied, or competition for water between users. A successful water plan will articulate demands and supplies and will also frequently identify solutions to help address potential conflicts. Further, a successful planning effort will include identifying opportunities to leverage state and local financial resources to meet current and future needs. States undertake both centralized and stakeholder based planning. Centralized planning typically includes a top-down approach to provide consistent policy implementation and compliance with state and federal standards. Stakeholder based planning provides greater input on issues and has a more targeted/local focus. Stakeholder based planning can be challenging because state water planning typically needs to be conducted at a scale that differs from traditional planning/political boundaries. Stakeholder based planning must also be managed to reduce the tendency to focus on differences rather than common goals. In any statewide water planning effort, is important to make sure that an integrated planning process is considered. The approach is frequently enhanced by including a look at the needs of multiple users and an evaluation of the interconnectivity of surface and groundwater both within and between river basins and ecosystems. It should also look at the water quality and water quantity nexus for both groundwater and surface water. Major building blocks to consider in the state planning process include:  The existing State Water Plan, if any  State, Local and Federal statutes and laws  Existing policies and programs  Water availability data and forecasted needs  Public and stakeholder input Successful planning allows states to evaluate competing needs and develop strategies to wisely manage limited water resources. By leveraging existing information and building upon stakeholder input, a plan can be developed that is implementable and leads toward the effective management of water resources." @default.
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• W766720867 title "State Water Planning - An Overview of Approaches Used and Lessons Learned Across the U.S." @default.
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