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Dataset of Science Based Target Network's Freshwater Quantity Target

doi:10.4121/089afa18-bbd5-493e-8a6c-39e1ca7b2a59.v1
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doi: 10.4121/089afa18-bbd5-493e-8a6c-39e1ca7b2a59
Datacite citation style:
Hogeboom, Rick J.; Su, Han; Prunes, Enrique; Dilks, Dave; Townsend, Allen (2024): Dataset of Science Based Target Network's Freshwater Quantity Target. Version 1. 4TU.ResearchData. dataset. https://doi.org/10.4121/089afa18-bbd5-493e-8a6c-39e1ca7b2a59.v1
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Dataset

SUMMARY

This data product provides the Freshwater Quantity Target of the Science Based Targets Network (SBTN). Freshwater Quantity Targets are expressed as the percentage by which current collective water use levels must be reduced to stay within ecologically sustainable limits. The Targets are developed at the sub-catchment scale, as delineated by the HydroBASINS database level 05, with global coverage except Antarctica. For each sub-catchment, twelve monthly and one annual percentage reduction values are provided. Methods and data used to develop the Freshwater Quantity Target are described in the technical documentation (attached as pdf to the data product). Freshwater Quantity Target contained in this data product can also be accessed through a user friendly web application (https://www.acc.waterfootprintassessmenttool.org/?b=sbtn) which allows retrieval of (bulk) site-specific reduction targets.

history
  • 2024-01-30 first online, published, posted
publisher
4TU.ResearchData
format
shapefile
funding
  • Science Based Targets for Water University of Twente / Water Footprint Network (grant code FW13471) World Wildlife Fund, Inc
organizations
Water Footprint Network;
University of Twente, Department of Civil Engineering & Management, Multidisciplinary Water Management Group;
World Wildlife Fund;
LimnoTech;
Science Based Targets Network

DATA

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