Planificación y gestión del agua en España, en la actualidad

Pérez, María Sotelo; Pérez, Ignacio Sotelo

doi:10.5209/rev_obmd.2014.v17.47201

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“…As we have already mentioned, Spain has been revolutionary and pioneering insofar as the regulation of water flows is concerned, especially if we consider that the first manifestations thereof appeared in the first Spanish Law of Waters in 1866, effectively the first attempt to regulate Spanish territorial waters. This Law included among its basic principles the public domain of all natural streams, watercourses and riverbanks [8], given that previously, although 19th century liberalism had tried to create a legal framework defining water as a public asset, it was a rather imprecise framework that maintained the privatising nature of the previous governments of the Enlightenment [9]. Hence, the Law of 1866, together with that of 1879, marked a milestone in the legislative history of water in Spain, as they unified and homogenised the somewhat disperse previous regulation and were responsible for declaring the public nature of all surface water, although for the public dominion of all water to be recognised (now including groundwater which had been excluded in the past) it was necessary to wait for the great Water Law of 1985 [10].…”

Section: The Legal and Regulatory Regulation Of Water Resources In Spmentioning

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The legal-territorial perspective in the new models of water governance: The Spanish regulations

Zaragoza-Martí¹

2019

Int. J. SDP

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Access and water supply in today's world remains a universal problem. The Objectives of Sustainable Development (OSD) advocate a change in governance that allows for greater effectiveness in the management and use of water resources, in such a way as to ensure universal and non-discriminatory access, since this essential resource should not only to meet the direct needs of its users, but its proper management is capital to guarantee the sustainability of the Planet. In Spain, traditionally, the services of water supply have been offered by the municipalities, as entities territorially close to the citizenship, which allows them to know better the necessities of this group and, therefore, to respond to the same ones of effective and efficient way. but the European commitments made on climate change, as well as the growing concern for the environment in general and the crisis of management on water resources, in particular, oblige to revise the actions and the norms that regulate this sector. Consequently, combining the legal methodology with the DAFO analysis, the objective of this study is focused on knowing the legal norms that have been configuring the historical governance of water resources. In view of the results and despite international demands for the recognition of the human nature of the right to water, these investigations have not been reached on a legal level, as the legislation analysed deals with water as a resource not as a right. It is therefore necessary to implement a different way of governing, in which the participation of multiple actors in the formulation and execution of the political actions in water matters, to ensure adequate access and water supply to communities and citizens, as a safeguard of human dignity.

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Section: The Legal and Regulatory Regulation Of Water Resources In Spmentioning

confidence: 99%

The legal-territorial perspective in the new models of water governance: The Spanish regulations

Zaragoza-Martí¹

2019

Int. J. SDP

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“…La presión demográfica presente en determinados territorios de Europa plantea un nuevo escenario. El reto de la planificación hídrica aborda la sostenibilidad en la explotación y la eficiencia en su uso cumpliendo con lo requerido por la DMA (Sotelo, 2014). Al igual que en la mayoría de las zonas costeras españolas, las Islas Baleares experimentaron transformaciones sociales, urbanísticas y económicas vinculadas al turismo .…”

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Uso de indicadores causa-efecto para el diagnóstico de la sostenibilidad hídrica en las Islas Baleares (España)

Navarro-Sousa

Estruch-Guitart

García

2020

BAGE

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En las Islas Baleares, la expansión del turismo y el crecimiento urbanístico ha supuesto una transformación de los usos del agua incrementando las extracciones y las dotaciones medias urbanas. Este estudio pretende establecer en su Demarcación Hidrográfica un diagnóstico comparativo del uso del recurso con la sostenibilidad en el manejo. Para el análisis, se aplican un conjunto de indicadores causa-efecto siguiendo el marco de referencia Fuerzas Motrices-Presiones-Estado-Impactos-Respuestas (FPEIR). Una de las limitaciones detectadas es la dificultad en la recogida de datos dado el gran número de sistemas de explotación de aguas continentales de la Demarcación. Los resultados socioeconómicos evaluados indican la gran apuesta por una economía del sector servicios, que ha supuesto un aumento demográfico litoral y el abandono progresivo del sector agrícola. En todas las islas, aunque a niveles porcentuales distintos, se ha detectado sobreexplotación, salinización y contaminación de algunas de sus masas de agua. El actual modelo de desarrollo, para evitar riesgos sobre el recurso y garantizar la autonomía y seguridad en el abastecimiento, requiere adaptaciones medioplacistas desde un planteamiento de avance hacia la integración y la moderación en el crecimiento cumpliendo con los objetivos medioambientales propuestos por la Directiva Marco del Agua (DMA) en los plazos previstos.

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Poplar biomass production in short rotation under irrigation: A case study in the Mediterranean

González-González¹,

Oliveira²,

González³

et al. 2017

Biomass and Bioenergy

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Planificación y gestión del agua en España, en la actualidad

Cited by 4 publications

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The legal-territorial perspective in the new models of water governance: The Spanish regulations

The legal-territorial perspective in the new models of water governance: The Spanish regulations

Uso de indicadores causa-efecto para el diagnóstico de la sostenibilidad hídrica en las Islas Baleares (España)

Poplar biomass production in short rotation under irrigation: A case study in the Mediterranean

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