residuals of the Cobb-Douglas cost function using Nerlove data

The RTI project on IWRM (Integrated Water Resources Management) aims to improve water governance by promoting fair, sustainable, and coordinated management of water resources. In the face of growing challenges related to water scarcity, pollution, and conflicting uses, the project seeks to propose appropriate solutions through a participatory and integrated approach. Its specific objectives are to identify the various uses of water in the intervention area, assess the condition of available resources, analyze potential conflicts, raise awareness among affected populations, and strengthen the capacities of stakeholders. The methodology relies on field surveys and consultations with users. A mapping of resources and an analysis of existing policies. Expected results include a shared diagnosis, concrete recommendations, a roadmap for implementing IWRM at the local level, and a framework for sustainable dialogue between stakeholders. This project involves partners from research, administration, local authorities, and civil society. Ultimately, it aims to reduce water-related tensions, promote more effective integrated management, and contribute to resilient development in the face of environmental and climate challenges.