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Integrated water quality management model for rural cross-border river basin: The Sotla/Sutla river

The intensive use of soil and water of the river basin results in the need to achieve balance between the environmental and developmental objectives of the river basin by using a water quality management model for the risk of eutrophication, especially downstream of dam/reservoir such as in the case of the Slovenian-Croatian cross-border Sotla/Sutla River basin. The aim study is to develop a water quality management model of the rural cross-border river basin within integrated water management to achieve the environmental objectives of the river basin. The selected model is based on the selection of the optimal water quality management scenario on the Sutla River basin implements on the use of the Driving Forces, Pressures, State, Impact, Response (hereinafter: DPSIR) approach, climate change models and the Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT model), and the „tailor- made“measures of the river basin including ecosystem services and human well-being.

water quality ; integrated river basin management ; cross-border

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