Water Resources Management for the Republic of Uzbekistan

Being a landlocked and arid state, Uzbekistan is a country with a very serious problem of handling scarce water resources. Growing demand in pursuant aspects of agriculture, industry, and population depicts an effective and data-driven approach of water management strategies. This paper overviews the existing situation with water resources in Uzbekistan and introduces a new model of a hydrological balance that applies specifically to an arid area, along with a list of recommendations on sustainable water governance. These findings reveal major areas of inefficiency and areas to improve using scientific modelling and data at the regional level.

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Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology)
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2025-09-08
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https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/202564802017/pdf
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Water Resources Management for the Republic of Uzbekistan

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Water Resources Management for the Republic of Uzbekistan

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Abstract

Being a landlocked and arid state, Uzbekistan is a country with a very serious problem of handling scarce water resources. Growing demand in pursuant aspects of agriculture, industry, and population depicts an effective and data-driven approach of water management strategies. This paper overviews the existing situation with water resources in Uzbekistan and introduces a new model of a hydrological balance that applies specifically to an arid area, along with a list of recommendations on sustainable water governance. These findings reveal major areas of inefficiency and areas to improve using scientific modelling and data at the regional level.

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