IUWRM Integrated Urban Water Resources Management The IUWRM special feature was prepared by the Water Team of GDRC. If you have suggestions, or would like to contribute to these sections, please contact the GDRC Water team IWRM is a process that promotes the coordinated development and management of water, land and related resources, in order to maximise the resultant economic and social welfare in an equitable manner without compromising the sustainability of vital ecosystems. - Global Water Partnership

IUWRM: OnePager Info sheets Principles of Integrated Water Resources Management Principal Components of IUWRM The 5C's of Water Management Integrated Water Resources Management Activity List IWRM at the City Level Marseille Statement on Urban Water Management Water management must make a series of important transitions Implications of IWRM on other Sectors IADB Operational Guidelines for IWRM Projects Characteristics of an Urban Water Management System       IUWRM: Documents and Reports IWRM at a Glance - Global Water Partnership IWMI: Tools for water resources management WaterWare: Information and decision support system for IWRM Integrated Water Resources Management in Africa: Issues and Options       IUWRM: Online Resources UN-ECOSOC: Integrated water resources development and management UNESCO: World Water Assessment Programme GWP: Toolbox on IWRM Development Gateway: Water Resources

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