Theme 2

Strategic water resources management for community resilience encompasses various dimensions. One crucial aspect involves understanding the interplay between land use, climate change, and water resources, and assessing their impacts on availability, quality, and infrastructure. Additionally, enhancing community resilience entails employing diverse strategies such as risk communication, social vulnerability assessments, fostering collaboration across multiple sectors, and promoting resilience cropping policy among water users. Moreover, developing and applying simulation models for water resources future planning provide decision makers with variety of options. During extreme events, relevant water management is required for different water sectors.  Lastly, promoting sustainable water management through circular economy principles recognize the full value of water, and relief stress on water resources and minimize waste water. Sub-themes under this topic can include:

1. Future Land Use and Climate Change Impact on Water Resources
2. Enhancing Community Resilience to Changing Climate
3. Simulation Models in Future Planning of Water Resources
4. Managing of Extreme Events
5. Circular Economy Framework for Promoting Sustainable Water Management Practices