WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT IN SHIKOKU REGION BY INTER-REGIONAL INPUT–OUTPUT TABLE

Q3 Social Sciences

Review of Urban and Regional Development Studies Pub Date : 2013-07-01 DOI:10.1111/RURD.12011

Pongsak Suttinon, S. Nasu, T. Ihara, Nattakorn Bongochgetsakul, Kotomi Uemoto

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Abstract

This paper proposes the use of inter-regional input–output model for water accounts (IRIO-Water), which combines inter-regional input–output model and water accounts system, as a tool to evaluate water demand and water-policy impacts among each industrial sector in Shikoku region of Japan. This IRIO-Water model which combines a descriptive device and an analytical tool, is enumerated by combining three regions as (1) upper Shikoku, (2) lower Shikoku, and (3) the rest of Japan under conditions of rainfall pattern, geographical area, and inter-regional trade of each region. The calculation results of water demand are compared among each industrial sector with impacts from implementation of governmental policies such as 3Rs policy (reduce-reuse-recycle). The results in this paper indicated that IRIO-Water model provides a tool that allows decision makers to accurately evaluate water demand and water-policy impacts with consideration not only of inter-industry trade, but also of inter-regional linkages.

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基于区域间投入产出表的四国地区水资源管理

本文提出将区域间投入产出模型与水账户体系相结合的区域间水账户投入产出模型(iio - water)作为评估日本四国地区各工业部门水需求和水政策影响的工具。该iio - water模型结合了描述工具和分析工具，在降雨模式、地理区域和区域间贸易的条件下，将三个地区(1)上四国、(2)下四国和(3)日本其他地区结合起来进行枚举。在政府政策如3Rs政策(reduce-reuse-recycle)实施的影响下，对各个工业部门的水需求计算结果进行了比较。研究结果表明，iio - water模型提供了一个工具，使决策者能够在考虑产业间贸易和区域间联系的情况下准确评估水需求和水政策的影响。

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