Water Management: South Asia

Pradhanan, Soni M.; Tamanna, Marzia

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“…Several legal provisions required for initiating basin management have been introduced and related institutions have been formed to address issues of water-resource management-related conflicts (Suhardiman et al, 2018) and develop interrelationships among water, soil, and land use in Nepal (MoFE, 2021). Nepal has performed with a slower working speed than its neighboring countries (Pradhanang and Tamanna, 2020). However, still, a number of acts and regulations are expected to be formulated sooner at the local and provincial levels to implement and execute IRBM to its full potential.…”

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Postmodern Transformations of Tourism Development

Pecheniuk,

Kiziun

2023

Mountain Ecosystems and Resources Management

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This chapter examines contemporary scientific approaches to the issues of postmodern transformations of rural tourism development. The contradictions between the present postmodern society and the information-technological development of the rural areas in Ukraine are highlighted. Evidently, Ukraine does not fully use the new opportunities that emanate as a result of globalization of an economy. The main indicators of postmodern influences, such as informational and technological, political, social, socio-cultural, and personal (psychological), are earmarked featured. The characteristics of evolving social relations are also determined as pre-modern (archaic), modern and postmodern relations in the societies in particular context of tourism development. The factors influencing the postmodern tourism consumerism include the awareness of the social crisis, escape from reality, mundane avoidance, search for the self and self-realization, overcoming psychological trauma, the illusion of involvement in certain processes, positioning oneself with the upper class, new experience, and information society.

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confidence: 99%