Introduction to section 3.

This article discusses the impact of climate change on water resources in river basins and the need for sustainable water management. It addresses water-related risks such as droughts and floods and emphasizes the importance of risk management and integrated water resource management. The article also highlights the development of adaptation plans and the use of nature-based solutions. It discusses the risks of water scarcity and water quality, as well as the need for restoration policies in rivers. The article concludes by mentioning river basin management plans that focus on environmental protection and equitable allocation of water resources. Additionally, the document discusses various aspects of water management, including water allocation, environmental protection, investment programs, governance, stakeholder participation, and transboundary cooperation. It emphasizes the importance of well-designed water allocation regimes and river basin management plans in achieving economic, ecological, and socio-cultural value. The document also highlights the need for increased investment in the water sector, particularly in the face of climate change. It discusses the role of water governance in designing and implementing water policies and the importance of transboundary cooperation in sharing water resources. The document concludes by emphasizing the challenges and future perspectives of sustainable water management, including adaptation to climate change, increasing water security, and improving efficiency. [Extracted from the article]