Advancing water sustainability in Bahrain through water resource management knowledge platforms

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the costs of labor and energy inputs, as well as strategies such as artificial groundwater recharge, rainwater harvesting, and greywater reuse in new constructions.Therefore, developing and implementing a comprehensive and flexible IWRM model that takes into account a variety of uncertainties, and both infrastructure and other strategies can be a constructive driver for identifying solutions that enhance the resilience of the country's water resources.The new WRM planning and analytical tools will be developed in an open data environment that can link water to energy, industry, health, environment and other sectors, and will include two allied Knowledge Platform elements, (1) a Decision Support System (DSS) based on the Water Evaluation and Planning (WEAP) model; and (2) a web-based Water and Climate Knowledge Platform (WCKP).Together, these will serve as quantitative modeling environments to assess water resource vulnerabilities and potential impacts of water management strategies.

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