Basin-Wide Initial Water Rights Allocation Model Considering Both the Quantity and Quality of Water

Wang, Zongzhi; Zhang, Lingling; Cheng, Liang; Liu, Kelin; Wei, Y-Ming

doi:10.1007/s10666-020-09709-7

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“…Much research has applied a considerable amount of initial water rights distribution methods in the pursuit of a more scientific and effective scheme. Various methods of water rights distribution have been used in China, including the analytic hierarchy process, fuzzy method, and harmonious allocation method, among others [13][14][15]. In practice, further downward subdivision is not commonly observed in nonpilot areas.…”

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“…The first problem is how to set the principle of initial water rights confirmation. Wang thought that the initial allocation of water rights is determined by the principles of prioritizing the basic water demands, promoting fairness, complying with the status quo, and improving economic efficiency [15]. The critical problem is how to balance efficiency and equity.…”

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Institutional Change in Water Rights in China: A Study of Water Rights Confirmation and Registration in Delingha City

Deng

Jia

Song

2023

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To achieve the transformation of water rights institution in China from the administrative management to the property rights institution, it is of high significance to discuss the principle of rights confirmation, institution connection, and change. In this paper, we present the process, result, experience, and problems of the authors’ involvement in water rights confirmation and registration in Delingha as the methods designer of water rights confirmation. The conclusions of this paper follow: (1) Equity must be the priority while considering the principles of water rights confirmation. Complying and verifying the results of historical water distribution, strengthening public participation, and selecting persuasive and scientific indicators are the main components that are embodied in the concept of equity. (2) Water rights confirmation is to recognize and revise the distribution result of the old institution. Macroscopically, based on the administrative upper limits set by the “Three Red Lines” and ecologically sustainable requirements, the dual-control method of “matching water use and the Three Red Lines” and “matching water consumption and available water resources” was used to control the total distribution of water rights. From a microscopic point of view, the water abstraction permit was the core indicator of water rights confirmation, after checking with other data. (3) The institutional logic, the responsibilities and roles of the government, and the intellection of water users have changed after the confirmation of water rights. Registration is the key to distinguishing water rights from the traditional administrative institution.

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Institutional Change in Water Rights in China: A Study of Water Rights Confirmation and Registration in Delingha City

Deng

Jia

Song

2023

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“…The scarcity of water resources and the nature of public water products determine the importance of efficiency, fairness, and sustainability in water resource allocation [9,10]. In order to achieve effective, fair, and sustainable water resource allocation, scholars have conducted much research on initial water rights allocation [11,12], water rights trading [13,14], and a combination of the two [15]. Scholars have also used interval parameter programming, fuzzy programming, stochastic programming, etc., to study water resource allocation under uncertain conditions [16][17][18].…”

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A Bilevel Optimal Water Allocation Model Considering Water Users’ Satisfaction Degree and Water Rights Transaction: A Case Study in Qingzhang River Basin, China

Chu

Xiao

Zhu

2023

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The contradiction between water supply and demand in China is becoming increasingly prominent. A water allocation scheme that satisfies various water users can effectively solve it. In this paper, considering both individual rationality and collective rationality, a bilevel optimal allocation model for river basin water resources is established. Firstly, water users’ satisfaction degree was defined, to characterize their satisfaction with the water resource allocation scheme, and principles of water users’ satisfaction degree were mathematically expressed, to represent water users’ negotiation activities in the initial water rights allocation. Then, based on the initial allocation results, water users’ water intake quantity, water-saving amount, and water-trade amount were optimized by water rights trading. Finally, an algorithm based on the response surface was put forward for solving the proposed bilevel optimal allocation model. The validity and feasibility of the model and algorithm were verified by a case study in the Qingzhang River Basin in China.

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Basin-Wide Initial Water Rights Allocation Model Considering Both the Quantity and Quality of Water

Cited by 7 publications

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Institutional Change in Water Rights in China: A Study of Water Rights Confirmation and Registration in Delingha City

Institutional Change in Water Rights in China: A Study of Water Rights Confirmation and Registration in Delingha City

A Bilevel Optimal Water Allocation Model Considering Water Users’ Satisfaction Degree and Water Rights Transaction: A Case Study in Qingzhang River Basin, China

Prospective scenarios for water sustainability in the São Francisco River Basin

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