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Module           Table 2     Indicators
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                                                                 ? Population growth rates
                               ? demography
                   Driver   Element                           Indicators
            9-12 December, 2013    ? Economic development        ? GDP per capita
                               ? Anthropogenic activities (Agricultural  ? Cropped area and no. of activities

                              & Municipal)
                                                                 ? Satellite image
                               ? Urbanization expansion
                                                                 ? Drought Frequency
                               ? Frequent drought periods
                                                                 ? Number of water-related institutions responsible
                                                                of water resources (surface water, groundwater,
                               ? Inefficient and Inadequate institutional
                              capacity in waste management
                                                                desalination, wastewater)
                                                              Existence of national apex body (e.g., higher council for
                                                              water resources)
                                                              Existence of national water resources policies based
                                                              on IWRM principles


                   Pressure    ? Increase solid and liquid waste     ? Liquid and solid waste received to Landfill/STP per
                              discharge                         capita
                               ? Increasing demands              ? Water use as % of total water demands
                               ? GW over-exploitation            ? Groundwater use/groundwater recharge (or safe/
                               ? Reduction in groundwater recharge  operational yield)
                               ? Poor environmental practices in     ? Groundwater recharge
                              waste management                   ? Research, Compared to standard waste
                               ? Poor landfill design           management practices
                               ? Low STP capacity                ? Standard design
                               ? Lack of environmental regulation     ? % of solid waste/ % of treated waste
                              enforcement                        ? Existence of national water resources policies based
                                                                on IWRM principles


                   State    Groundwater deterioration (quality and   - % of valid samples passing DWQ standards
                            quantity)                         Groundwater use/groundwater recharge (or safe/opera-
                                                              tional yield)

                   Impact      ? Reduced the quantity of freshwater     ? % of valid samples passing DWQ standards
                              and getting alternative source with     ? Incidence of outbreaks per year,  Morbidity
                              higher cost and not sustainable   (diarrhea)
                               ? Expected health effect to human and     ? Water treatment equipment cost
                              livestock                          ? Satellite image
                               ? High groundwater and soil treatment     ? Market price
                              cost
                               ? Land degradation and reduced     ? % Urban /% Rural
                              income from crops                  ? Existence of minimum basic water requirement for
                               ? Reduced properties/farms value  ecosystem




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