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I. El Fartassi ; A.E. Milne ; H. Metcalfe ; R. El Alami ; A. Diarra ; V. Alonso-Chavez ; J. Zawadzka ; T.W. Waine ; R. Corstanje |The study presents an agent-based modelling framework that integrates behavioural and biophysical models to investigate shared irrigation water management in an arid region. The behavioural model simulates farmers' decisions about their water ir[...]
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N. Mebrek ; A. Noui ; Z. Guesbaya ; M. Kameli ; R. Hadji |The agricultural region of Biskra, characterized by very low annual rainfall (150 to 200 mm), suffers from limited availability of renewable water resources. These unfavorable natural conditions, combined with the expansion of agricultural activ[...]
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This study presents a transformative approach to achieving near-zero CO2 emissions in a fossil fuel-based industrial region by integrating circular economy (CE) principles with water-energy-food (WEF) nexus optimization. Utilizing a linear optim[...]
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The growing need for agricultural production and the consequences of climate change necessitate new paradigms for sustainable resource management such as the Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystem (WEFE) nexus and the circular economy approach. The WEFE ne[...]
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Y. Khardi ; Z.Z. Taleb ; A. Imache ; M. Kuper ; S. Bouarfa ; A. Hammani ; G. Lacombe ; A. Taky |Dans les zones oasiennes du Maroc, l’agriculture a connu une extension très importante depuis 30 ans en dehors des oasis, basée principalement sur l’exploitation des eaux souterraines et stimulée par des politiques agricoles volontaristes. Les o[...]
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Le présent article explore la gouvernance de l’eau à travers une étude de cas sur la plaine de Berrechid au Maroc. Cette région subit une pression croissante sur ses eaux souterraines, exacerbée par l’augmentation des surfaces irriguées (maraîch[...]
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The water-energy-food nexus is a relatively new field of research that has received much attention in research and policy. Applying a nexus lens can increase efficiency, reduce trade-offs, and build synergies that can help tackle future pressure[...]
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A. Mamassi ; N. Guilpart ; L. Muneret ; F. Accatino |Regional and national food policies must seek to attain equilibrium among social, economic, political, agricultural, and environmental factors. As a developmental objective, food self-sufficiency (FSS) responds to a region's need for increased a[...]
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E. Lucca ; D. Kofinas ; T. Avellán ; J. Kleemann ; C.E. Mooren ; M. Blicharska ; C. Teutschbein ; A. Sperotto ; J. Susnik ; S. Milliken ; M. Fader ; D. Dordevic ; T. Dasic ; V. Vasilic ; B. Taiwo ; A. Baubekova ; R. Pineda-Martos ; A. Spyropoulou ; G.F.M. Baganz ; J. el Jeitany ; H.V. Oral ; M. Merheb ; G. Castelli ; A. Pagano ; B. Sambo ; M. Suskevics ; M. Arnold ; T. Radenovic ; A. Psomas ; S. Masia ; I. La Jeunesse ; H. Amorocho-Daza ; S.S. Das ; E. Bresci ; S. Munaretto ; F. Brouwer ; C. Laspidou |Integrated approaches for managing natural resources are said to meet increasing demand for water, energy, and food, while maintaining the integrity of ecosystems, and ensuring equitable access to resources. The Water-Energy-Food (WEF) Nexus has[...]
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Transboundary water disputes arise as nations compete over shared water resources, exacerbated by climate change, socio-economic inequalities, and geopolitical tensions. These disputes, prominent in river basins like the Nile, Euphrates?Tigris, [...]
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Y. Ayadi ; M. Gentilucci ; K. Ncibi ; R. Hadji ; Y. Hamed |Groundwater in northwest Tunisia plays a vital role in supporting the domestic, agriculture, industry, and tourism sectors. However, climate change and over-exploitation have led to significant degradation in groundwater quality and quantity. Tr[...]
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This study employs the Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) model to investigate the short-term and long-term effects of independent variables, including Agricultural output (A), Renewable energy consumption (REC), Non-renewable energy consumpt[...]
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Morocco urgently needs an updated understanding of its water resources, considering the current knowledge's insufficient and uncertain state. Incorporating the latest Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSPs) is crucial for a more accurate and inform[...]
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M. Dhouib ; J. Molénat ; L. Prévot ; I. Mekki ; R. Zitouna-Chebbi ; F. Jacob |Within hilly agricultural landscapes, topography induces lateral transfers of runoff water, so-called interplot hydrological connectivity. Runoff water from upstream plots can infiltrate downstream plots, thus influencing the water content in th[...]
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Smallholder farmers, who mostly engage in low-value agriculture in the drylands of Northern Africa, were the first to have felt the effects of climate change, with threats to their livelihoods and food security. The increasing costs of agricultu[...]
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This review paper addresses challenges in the water sector, particularly in irrigated agriculture, aiming to propose solutions for meeting irrigation demands while promoting global food security and sustainable development, notably SDG 6. Struct[...]
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J.E. Argente García ; B. Yazici ; A. Richa ; S. Touil ; V.J. Richart Díaz ; A.P. Ramallo-González ; A.F. Skarmeta Gómez |Water has become a scarce resource in the semi-arid regions of the Mediterranean. Its access, quality and quantity are essential to maintain the socio-economic and environmental prosperity of these regions, which is currently linked to the susta[...]
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Water Conservation and Saving Technologies (WCSTs) can contribute to reduce the pressure on water resources from agricultural activities. A significant strand of literature on agricultural and innovation economics has explored the main drivers b[...]
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Groundwater-dependent cultivation is imperative to meet the ever-increasing food demands in Egypt. To explore the Moghra aquifer?s potential, where a large-scale rural community is being established, a finite element groundwater flow (i.e., FEFL[...]
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J.P.C. Eekhout ; I. Delsman ; J.E.M. Baartman ; M. van Eupen ; C. van Haren ; S. Contreras ; J. Martinez-Lopez ; J. de Vente |It is likely that climate change will increase irrigation water demand and, consequently, reduces water security in the Mediterranean Basin if current irrigation supply and demand conditions are maintained. Climate change adaptation can be achie[...]
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L'adaptation de l'agriculture est un sujet d'actualité et de société. Cet enjeu est d'autant plus fort dans les Pyrénées-Orientales, où les années successives de sécheresse ont intensifié les crises sociales, économiques et environnementales. Ma[...]
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The increasingly adverse impacts of climate change (e.g., rainfall patterns, droughts, and floods), coupled with the ever-increasing water demands, are often translated into a contingent liability for water users’ communities. Additional complex[...]
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Water scarcity is a growing challenge to the governance of water resources and to multiple water uses. Dealing with water scarcity requires a better-shared understanding of water supply and demand dynamics on the part of the different stakeholde[...]
Ouvrage
L’eau a un statut à part parmi les ressources naturelles. Elle est indispensable à la vie sur Terre et n’a pas de substitut. Elle est indéfiniment renouvelable par son cycle naturel, mais également épuisable par les pressions des activités humai[...]
Rapport, Expertise, Working Paper
M. Requier-Desjardins, dir. ; T. Berchoux, dir. ; A. Cobacho, dir. | Montpellier [France] : CIHEAM-IAMM | Analyse Diagnostic d'une Zone Rurale | 2024
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This paper proposes how drought management may be more sustainable in the Mediterranean region in order to face climate change. This paper collects information on the extraordinary efforts to manage drought in the region, highlighting how polici[...]
E-Book
This book assists in the adoption of the sustainable cross-sectoral nexus approach of agrivoltaics, which can provide a quite significant untapped potential for the sustainable development of humanity. Increasing demand for water, energy and foo[...]
Chapitre d'ouvrage
This chapter is the forerunner of the cross-sectoral nexus approach of agrivoltaics that the present book introduces, presenting the current challenges on the Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystems (WEFE) nexus, as well as approaches that should be adapte[...]
