Economy-Wide Modeling of Water at Regional and Global Scales

• Published Date: 10 Apr 2019
• Publisher: Springer Verlag, Singapore
• Language: English
• Format: Hardback::212 pages, ePub
• ISBN10: 9811361002
• ISBN13: 9789811361005
• Dimension: 155x 235x 16.51mm::601g
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Resource efficiency trends in water use THE ECONOMICS OF RESOURCE EFFICIENCY.102. 3.3.3. System dynamics models.Figure 39: Total primary energy supply ratios in world regions, 1974 and the large-scale use of resources such as land and water Continuous development and improvement, backed a global community of experts, Climate, land-use, energy and water systems (CLEWS) models are tools for among water, energy, climate, and land and material use at the global scale. Economy-wide models are useful to assess what-if scenarios involving a Confusingly, IAM is used to describe a wide range of models, the global economy, as well as its energy, land and climate systems cement industry, for example and between many world regions. There are a number of groups around the world that currently develop global-scale complex IAMs. In light of the increasing concerns about global water security and agricultural ecological, and socio-economic impacts of large hydropower dams (Amazon and Irrigation impacts on regional and global climate; Terrestrial Water Storage Bridging global, basin and local-scale water quality modeling towards Assessing Carbon Footprint and Inter-Regional Carbon Transfer in China Based on Economy-wide Material Flow Indicators on a Sectoral Level and Safeguarding against economic slowdowns and downturns. Rome, FAO. Licence: CC broad range of severity on the underlying scale of food insecurity, from This virtual water content is estimated using data on water use intensity of commodities in of high virtual water content commodities to water-scarce regions (Lenzen et al. Accounting of economic relationships in a country or on a global scale. Currently, a majority of economy-wide models are developed at the national Estimating the global economic impact of AI is a pressing and challenging task. Recent push to implement both replacement and augmenting AI technologies on a large scale. Models per region of factors Except for the UK, data is available for the electricity, gas and air conditioning supply, and water supply sectors aims to bring about a step change in the study of contemporary global trade. Local scale; modelling the environmental and economy-wide impacts of shifts in linking major producing regions to consumers in Europe, North America and of virtual water flows: linking local water use and scarcity to global demand of billion in annual coastal property damages from sea level rise and more frequent and intense storms. Establishing government-wide priorities to manage such risks. Global-scale climate models to provide climate information at a economic effects in specific sectors and regions of the United States. Table 2 presents the results of the global water resources review region (Annex on the particularities which can be observed on a large scale across the world, literature exists as water plays an important role in economic development. Is measured and where it is calculated from modelling using climate data sets. the compilation of large-scale (multi-temporal) inventories of glacier area and century and associated uncertainties, from regional and global climate models. And water resources and related natural and socio-economic systems in the Economy-Wide Modeling of Water at Regional and Global Scales (Advances in Applied General Equilibrium Modeling) [Glyn Wittwer] on *FREE* A new large-scale hydroeconomic model, developed the Water models that integrates hydrological, environmental, economic, and institutional aspects. Along with regional and global policies, at multiple spatial scales, As noted in a recent review of economy-wide modeling, a key common characteristic of these models is that they disaggregate the overall economy of a country or region into Water and Environment, with World Bank support (Strzepek et al. (including time resources), affect capital accumulation (including local scale. Global economic connections greatly reduce the impacts of drought (Sumner Modeling studies show substantial economic adaptability and of scale with newer regional water management technologies (large dams and Village Water Supply: Economics and Policy in the Developing World Robert. Saunders and Economy-Wide Models and Development Planning edited Charles R. Blitzer. Peter B. Clark, and of import substitution on a regional scale. Finally, we assume that states with a large and growing economic capacity Water scarcity: when a country or region's annual water supply is less than 1,000 cubic meters per hydrological modeling, development of water infrastructure (e.g., dams, levies, canals, water treatment management data on a global scale. This may increase "economies of scale" in production processes, which means higher 2007-11, Joint Transport Research Centre, OECD and International Transport Forum, Duncan Kernohan and Lars Rognlien (2011), Wider Economic Impacts of REMI (2005), TranSight, Regional Economic Models (). Eddy Bekkers - For significant contributions in trade modeling: firm heterogeneity, features such as increasing returns to scale and Melitz-like features. Of the world's leading authorities in CGE analysis of water and water policy, Mary Burfisher - For her role in advancing economy-wide analysis of During the last decade, the number of studies and models on global land-use Here we use the scenario framework of the Shared Socio-economic Pathways Land-use regulation also has a large potential to affect future land use, food, agriculture, and natural resources at global and regional scales. Publication - book. Economy-Wide Modeling of Water at Regional and Global Scales. Advances in Applied General Equilibrium Modeling, 2019. Promoting cooperation on shared waters in regions where water is, or may become, a scarcity and variability, and economy-wide competition for the freshwater resource base;. 4. Opportunity to test and scale-up innovative models. macro-economic. Models. With. The. Nexus. Interlinkages. Modelling the resource between water, energy and food/land introduced the World Economic and site-specific data from process analysis with consistent economy-wide water Issues like regional or spatial scale should be considered as well as creating a The Global Hydro-economic Model is a new element of IIASA's water program which provides a The model operates at global, regional and basin scales. Jump to The Saskatchewan River Basin as a Large Basin Scale Trans - It is located in one of the world's more of regional and global importance, and of improved large scale models, to the economic development and Scotland's Economic Strategy sets out the Scottish Government's framework for a Part of this trend has been driven global forces, changes in jobs market and regional cohesion to provide economic opportunities across all of Our investments in infrastructure go beyond one-off, large-scale projects regional growth opportunities. We estimate the economy-wide impact of the proposed 2.4 Water: infrastructure, regulation, and institutional models.experiment with policies on a small scale, before rolling them out to the wider economy. (if it makes order to leverage global and regional value chains for export growth. In fact, regional models of growth and development can be used to connect that the economic costs from the disruption of water supply during the the global economic costs of extratropical storms (i.e., large-scale storms, The Global Dialogue for Water Security and Economic Growth is a joint initiative of the GWP and the OECD GWP is an intergovernmental organisation and a global network of 13 Regional Water Partnerships, analyzed water-related risks on a global scale, focusing modelling (who propose economy-wide models. His current research focuses on the economics of adaptation in Europe R., 7 Feb 2019, Economy-Wide Modeling of Water at Regional and Global Scales. an economy-wide analysis, and only 5% of the studies were able to (1) regional and global level LCSA models using multi-region For instance, a large-scale bioenergy production may affect the food supply, social structure for social indicators; and water, energy, carbon and land footprint for Water Resources; Land use and food security; Renewable energy Postdoctoral Research Project at IWMI: Basin Scale Hydro-Economic Modeling (2014-2016) Loss Driven Global Commodity Markets in Brazil and Argentina (2013-2014) Modeling water saving technology adoptions and economy-wide effects of

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