20 YEARS OF LAW 9.433/97
PERCEPTIONS OF THE HYDROGRAPHIC BASIN COMMITTEES AND THE WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT ORGANS
Abstract
The objective of this study was to evaluate the perception of the Hydrographic Basin Committees and the water resources management organs, two important members of the Water Resources Management System, as well as the implementation of the management tools established in the National Water Resources Policy, 20 years after its promulgation. It was verified that most of the water resource management bodies are focused on the operationalization of the granting of water resources and on drawing up the Water Resources Plans with the Hydrographic Basin Committees. Among the Committees, most are still investing in the elaboration and implementation of the Basin Plan, mostly financed in part by the state, and in operating the charge for water uses. It is needed a better understanding of regional aspects and regulating existing legislation. A set of actions should also be carried out in order to create funds and mechanisms for technical and financial support for the activities of the Committees, especially in regions where financial sustainability through charging for the use of water resources is not possible.
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