Water permit integration in the Paraguaçu River Watershed (Bahia)

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Autor(a) principal: Silva,Gisele Oliveira Mota da
Data de Publicação: 2017
Outros Autores: Medeiros,Yvonilde Dantas Pinto, Fontes,Andrea Sousa, Montenegro,Suzana Maria Gico Lima
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: RBRH (Online)
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Resumo: ABSTRACT In Brazil, water regulatory agencies adopt two different methodologies of equating water balance for the purposes of water permits: one that considers the uses for surface water withdrawal and waste water discharge in an integrated way, and one that analyses these two uses as demands that do not relate with each other. In the state of Bahia, this analysis disregards the integration of quantitative and qualitative uses. Furthermore, at the moment, there are not internal procedures that enable the integration of the water permit with other water resources management instruments. In this context, the aim of this work consists of analysing the advantages and limitations of the implementation of the equating methodology that integrates the quali-quantitative analysis of the water balance for purposes of water permit, compared with current procedures in the state of Bahia. For this analysis, a diagnosis of use of the Paraguaçu River Watershed (BHRP) was developed through the Water Balance Control System (SCBH), simulating the two methodologies and comparing potential water use index. The results reinforce that the methodology of equating the quali-quantitative water balance does not represent an advance for water resources management when the other instruments, present in the State Water Resources Policy, are not integrated with the water permit.
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title Water permit integration in the Paraguaçu River Watershed (Bahia)
spellingShingle Water permit integration in the Paraguaçu River Watershed (Bahia)
Silva,Gisele Oliveira Mota da
Water resources management instruments
Water balance assessment
Water permit system
title_short Water permit integration in the Paraguaçu River Watershed (Bahia)
title_full Water permit integration in the Paraguaçu River Watershed (Bahia)
title_fullStr Water permit integration in the Paraguaçu River Watershed (Bahia)
title_full_unstemmed Water permit integration in the Paraguaçu River Watershed (Bahia)
title_sort Water permit integration in the Paraguaçu River Watershed (Bahia)
author Silva,Gisele Oliveira Mota da
author_facet Silva,Gisele Oliveira Mota da
Medeiros,Yvonilde Dantas Pinto
Fontes,Andrea Sousa
Montenegro,Suzana Maria Gico Lima
author_role author
author2 Medeiros,Yvonilde Dantas Pinto
Fontes,Andrea Sousa
Montenegro,Suzana Maria Gico Lima
author2_role author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Silva,Gisele Oliveira Mota da
Medeiros,Yvonilde Dantas Pinto
Fontes,Andrea Sousa
Montenegro,Suzana Maria Gico Lima
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Water resources management instruments
Water balance assessment
Water permit system
topic Water resources management instruments
Water balance assessment
Water permit system
description ABSTRACT In Brazil, water regulatory agencies adopt two different methodologies of equating water balance for the purposes of water permits: one that considers the uses for surface water withdrawal and waste water discharge in an integrated way, and one that analyses these two uses as demands that do not relate with each other. In the state of Bahia, this analysis disregards the integration of quantitative and qualitative uses. Furthermore, at the moment, there are not internal procedures that enable the integration of the water permit with other water resources management instruments. In this context, the aim of this work consists of analysing the advantages and limitations of the implementation of the equating methodology that integrates the quali-quantitative analysis of the water balance for purposes of water permit, compared with current procedures in the state of Bahia. For this analysis, a diagnosis of use of the Paraguaçu River Watershed (BHRP) was developed through the Water Balance Control System (SCBH), simulating the two methodologies and comparing potential water use index. The results reinforce that the methodology of equating the quali-quantitative water balance does not represent an advance for water resources management when the other instruments, present in the State Water Resources Policy, are not integrated with the water permit.
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