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Identifying regime transitions for water governance at the Yellow River Basin, China
In the Yellow River Basin, the underlying causes of regime shifts were increasing water supply and demand before the governance transformation and re-allocation and regulation after the change. The IWGI offers a comprehensive and straightforward approach to linking water governance regimes to sustainability, providing valuable insights into hydrosocial transitions.
Shuang Song, Shuai Wang, Xutong Wu, Yongping Wei, Graeme Cumming, Yue Qin, Xilin Wu, Bojie Fu
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Identifying regime transitions for water governance at the Yellow River Basin, China
Quantifying the Effects of Institutional Shifts on Water Governance in the Yellow River Basin: A Social-ecological System Perspective
We employ a Differenced Synthetic Control method to assess the impacts of the institutional shifts. Our analysis suggests that the 87-WAS unexpectedly increased water use by 5.75%, while the 98-UBR successfully reduced water use as anticipated.
Shuang Song, Shuai Wang, Bojie Fu, Yanxu Liu, Kevin Wang, Yikai Li, Yaping Wang
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Quantifying the Effects of Institutional Shifts on Water Governance in the Yellow River Basin: A Social-ecological System Perspective