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Résumé :
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This book explains how the current approach to water management will have to change in order that European member states and those countries currently in accession negociations can meet the requirements of the Directive, describing a number of examples of current practices as possible systems which could be used in the new approach. The concept of river basin management is outlined, and the potential institutional problems associated with implementing such a system are discussed including the problems associated with cross-border river basins, a common situation in Europe. As a result of its implementation, the Directive aims t o achieve good water status in all natural surface waters and groundwater in fifteen years.
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