WATER AND AGRICULTURE MANCHA ORIENTAL AQUIFER: PLANNING AND MANAGING ACTIONS SHARED WITH USERS Javier Ferrer Polo Head of the Hydrological Planning Department Júcar River Basin Authority. Spain Seminar of the European River Basin District Authorities Beirut, 7-8 th October, 2009
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WATER AND AGRICULTUREMANCHA ORIENTAL AQUIFER: PLANNING AND MANAGING
ACTIONS SHARED WITH USERS
Javier Ferrer Polo Head of the Hydrological Planning Department
Júcar River Basin Authority. SpainSeminar of the European River Basin
District Authorities
Beirut, 7-8 th October, 2009
INDEX:
I.- MANCHA ORIENTAL AQUIFER
II.- DEVELOPED MEASURES
III.- SHARED MANAGEMENT WITH USERS
IV.- PUBLIC OFFER FOR AQUISITION OF WATER RIGHTS
V.- NEW BASIN PLAN AND CONCLUSIONS
Groundwater Body 080.129 Mancha Oriental
Surface: 7.286 km2
MANCHA ORIENTAL AQUIFER
Demanda total por uso
79%
17%
3%
1% 0% AgrícolaUrbanoIndustrialGanaderoRecreativo
580
600
620
640
660
680
700
720
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-72
may
-74
may
-76
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-78
may
-80
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may
-92
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-94
may
-96
may
-98
may
-00
may
-02
may
-04
may
-06
may
-08
Niv
el (m
snm
)
08.29.055 (T.M. Roda (La))
Piezometric levels evolution
580
600
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680
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720
may
-72
may
-74
may
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may
-00
may
-02
may
-04
may
-06
may
-08
Nive
l (m
snm
)
08.29.036 (T.M. Albacete)
580
600
620
640
660
680
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720
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-72
may
-74
may
-76
may
-78
may
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Niv
el (m
snm
)
08.29.056 (T.M. Albacete)
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680
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720
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-08
Nive
l (m
snm
)
08.29.059 (T.M. Barrax)
480500520540560580600620640660680700720
may
-72
may
-74
may
-76
may
-78
may
-80
may
-82
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Nive
l (m
snm
) 08.29.080 (T.M. Valdeganga)
580600620640660680700720740760780800820
may
-72
may
-74
may
-76
may
-78
may
-80
may
-82
may
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-02
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-04
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Niv
el (m
snm
)
08.29.038 (T.M. Carcelen)
MANCHA ORIENTAL AQUIFER
Important relationshipriver-aquifer
-100-50
050
100150200250300350400450500
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/41
1942
/43
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/45
1946
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1950
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/57
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1960
/61
1962
/63
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1966
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1968
/69
1970
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/73
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/75
1976
/77
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/79
1980
/81
1982
/83
1984
/85
1986
/87
1988
/89
1990
/91
1992
/93
1994
/95
1996
/97
1998
/99
2000
/01
2002
/03
2004
/05
2006
/07
año
hm3
Aforado Restituido Detracción
-20
-15
-10
-5
0
5
10
oct
nov
dic
ene
feb
mar ab
r
may ju
n jul
ago
sep
Gan
anci
as-P
érdi
das
(hm
3/m
es)
aH 04-05 aH 05-06 aH 06-07 aH 07-08
Picazo – Los Frailes
-20
-15
-10
-5
0
5
10
oct
nov
dic
ene
feb
mar abr
may jun jul
ago
sep
Gan
anci
as-P
érdi
das
(hm
3/m
es)
aH 04-05 aH 05-06 aH 06-07 aH 07-08
Los Frailes – El Molinar
MANCHA ORIENTAL AQUIFER
Hydrological Júcar Basin Plan
Hydrological Basin Plan in Júcar, Royal Decree 1664/1998 of 24 July , art. 24
Water resources in Mancha Oriental Aquifer• 320 hm3/year of groundwater resources• 80 hm3/year of surface resources for the substitution of
pumping• Reserve of 65 hm3/year for the consolidation of existing
irrigation and possible irrigation of Royal Decree 950/1989included in the National Irrigation Plan (PNR).
• 1 m3/s supply Albacete cityIntegration in only users’ community: JCRMOCharacterisation, regularisation and control of exploitations2 m3/s minimum flow Alarcón reservoir
Need to limit extractions and ensure sustainability to the aquifer and its exploitation
MANCHA ORIENTAL AQUIFER
MEASURES
Pumping substitutions
Works for the sustainable exploitation of the water body (in thousand €)Modernisation and consolidation of
Irrigation in CR Balazote‐ La Herrera. Phase I. Shock Plan.
In course SEIASA of Meseta Sur 17.631Modernisation of 5.349 ha of
irrigation
Supply of ETAP in Llanos, phase I
In course Aguas del Júcar, SA 49.204
Supply of ETAP in Llanos, phase II
In courseConfederación Hidrográfica del
Júcar8.600
Supply of ETAP in Picazo, phases I y II
ProjectedConfederación Hidrográfica del
Júcar ‐ Aguas de Castilla‐ la Mancha
70.000
Materialisation of the reserve of 1 m3/s of the Hydrological Basin
Plan in force
Infrastructures for the substitution of Pumpings in Mancha Oriental, phase I
Being exploitedConsejería de Agricultura de la
JCCL7.575
Infrastructures for the substitution ofPumpings in Mancha Oriental, phase
IIProjected
Confederación Hidrográfica del Júcar
103.640
Materialisationof the Allocation of 80 hm3 /year of
Hydrological Basin Plan In force
Year
Mixed and groundwater
(hm3/year)CompensationATS (hm3/year)
Pumping substitution (hm3/year)
Groundwater extraction(hm3/year)
2004/05 404.8 6.4 21.5 376.9
2005/06 369.3 6.4 8.4 354.5
2006/07 286.6 6.4 6.3 273.9
2007/08 307.0 6.4 4.0 296.6
Agricultural extractions stabilisation
Agricultural consumption by origin in Mancha Oriental
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
2000/01 2001/02 2002/03 2003/04 2004/05 2005/06 2006/07 2007/08Hydrological Year
Use
d vo
lum
es (h
m3 )
Pumping substitutionComp. Filt. TalaveExtractions
MEASURES
Urban extraction reductionAlbacete supply
05
101520
2530
2001
/02
2002
/03
2003
/04
2004
/05
2005
/06
2006
/07
2007
/08
hm3
Superficial ATS Wells
605
610
615
620
625
630
635
oct-9
5oc
t-96
oct-9
7oc
t-98
oct-9
9oc
t-00
oct-0
1oc
t-02
oct-0
3oc
t-04
oct-0
5oc
t-06
oct-0
7oc
t-08
Niv
el (m
.s.n
.m.)
08.29.041 (T.M. Tarazona de la Mancha)08.29.044 (T.M. Tarazona de la Mancha)08.29.045 (T.M. Albacete)08.29.050 (T.M. Albacete)08.29.047 (T.M. Albacete)
Higher stability river-aquifer
Piezometric stability
580
600
620
640
660
680
700
720
may
-72
may
-74
may
-76
may
-78
may
-80
may
-82
may
-84
may
-86
may
-88
may
-90
may
-92
may
-94
may
-96
may
-98
may
-00
may
-02
may
-04
may
-06
may
-08
Niv
el (m
snm
)
08.29.036 (T.M. Albacete)
MEASURES
02468
1012141618202224262830
1-oc
t-04
1-di
c-04
1-feb-
05
1-ab
r-05
1-ju
n-05
1-ag
o-05
1-oc
t-05
1-di
c-05
1-feb-
06
1-ab
r-06
1-ju
n-06
1-ag
o-06
1-oc
t-06
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c-06
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07
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r-07
1-ju
n-07
1-ag
o-07
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t-07
1-di
c-07
1-feb-
08
1-ab
r-08
1-ju
n-08
1-ag
o-08
1-oc
t-08
Flow
m3/
s
Q [El Picazo] Q [Los Frailes] Qe [El Molinar]
Alarcón Reservoir management during drought
MEASURES
User’s communities are Public Rights Corporations, ascribed to the basin river authority that participate in the nature of Public Administration: Administrative authorityThey have legal personality and own patrimony. Governed by their Statutes and By-Laws and act according to
procedures established by the Water Law and its development regulations, as Legal Regime for Public Administrations and Common Administrative Procedure. Basic role: to administrate and guard the good functioning of the exploitation. Internal organisation
o General Board or Assemblyo Governing boardo Jury/s
Economical regimeo Water consumption feeo General expenses contribution fee
MANAGEMENT WITH USERS
Advantages:
•Resource management by direct beneficiary.
•Work relief of the basin organisation: non-viability for personalised treatment for all the incidents.
•Proximity of Administration to the citizen and participation in the decision-making process (formal and informal).
•Co-responsibility.
•Sustained exploitation of water resources. Optimal current performance of exploitationsFuture generations’ needs satisfaction: rationalisation culture,
economy and protection of water.
Inconvenients:
•Pressure to hierarchic authority: legal, economic and social.
•Diverse degree of management efficiency depending on it being:Exploitation: good water administration. Administrative and economic regime: lack of specialisation
and professionalism.
•Adoption of agreements – majority regime.
MANAGEMENT WITH USERS
JUNTA CENTRAL DE REGANTESDE LA MANCHA ORIENTAL
JUNTA CENTRAL DE REGANTESDE LA MANCHA ORIENTAL
•Exploitation characterisation•Definition of the pumping substitution actions•Public Offer for Rights Acquisition (OPAD) •Withdrawal Commission•Permanent Drought Commission of the Governing Board•Governing Board•Water Council•Public Offer for Water Rights Acquisition (POWRA)•Special Drought Plan•Hydrological Basin Plan in Júcar
MANAGEMENT WITH USERS
• JCRMO: Public Rights corporation ascribed to the Júcar River Basin Authority (JRBA), created in 1994 by initiative of users
• Objective: sustainable management of water exploitations • Acknowledged as Users’ Community of the aquifer Mancha Oriental
on 19/2/1999 by resolution of the JRBA• > 800 members and > 90.000 ha• Very active implication of users in planning and management
Júcar river in Summer 1995
Objective:Flow maintenance downstream of the Alarcón Reservoir
Júcar river during Summers 2007 and 2008
PUBLIC OFFER OF WATER RIGHTS ACQUISITION (POWRA)
POWRA
Reduction of the use 2007-08
AGREEMENT FOR THE PUBLIC OFFER OF WATER RIGHTS ACQUISITION (OPAD) IN THE MIDDLE SECTION OF THE JUCAR
BASIN FOR ENVIRONMENTAL REASONS
Objective: To reduce water extractions in the middle section of the Júcar river, both in superficial takings, and in subterranean takings with a higher affection to the river.
•2007 Rights acquisition through the reduction of irrigated surfaces.
•2008 Rights acquisition through the use of less water-consuming (spring crops) crops.
POWRA
Water Commissariat – Júcar River Basin Authority -November 2007
16
Legal Framework
Water Law. Art. 71. Rights Exchange CentresIn certain situations, as drought, authorises to, by agreement of the Ministers’ Council, constitute Water Rights Exchange Centres. Basin organisations will be authorised to develop public offers of water rights acquisition to later give them to other users, through the price payment.
Royal Decree Law 9/2006, of 15 September, by which urgent measures are adopted to palliate the effects produced by drought in towns and agricultural irrigation exploitations in certain Hydrological basins.
Third additional disposition: Authorises as destination of the acquired resources the consecution of good status of the groundwater bodies......
POWRA
20 40 60 km0
4320000
4340000
4360000
560000 580000 600000 620000 640000
TransmisividadRío JucarCeldas Inactivas
7500 m /día2
6000 m /día2
3500 m /día2
1500 m /día2
750 m /día2
100 m /día2
10 30 5070
90
9070
50
30
Selection criteria:1. Affection to the river (0-20
points)2. Offered price (0-20 points)
Geographical scope: 28.000 has
Rights volume: 148 hm3
Temporary character: seasons 2007-08
2007 2008
Main Characteristics
Maximum amount
Minimum amount
0,1957 €/m3 0,13 (€/m3)
Maximum amount
Minimum amount
0.25 €/m3 0.20 (€/m3)
POWRA
TotalApplications submitted: 119
Rights volume (hm3) 56,8Given-up volume (no economic compensation) (hm3) 22,9Offered volume (hm3) 27,3Materialised budget (million€) 5,5Reserved volume (hm3) 6,6
OPAD (I,II,III) 2008:
TotalApplications submitted : 234
Rights volume(hm3) 109,6Given-up volume (no economic compensation) (hm3) 12,5Offered volume (hm3) 50,6Provisionally materialised budget (million€) 12,7Reserved volume (hm3) 46,5
Obtained resultsOPAD 2007:
POWRA
0 3 6 9 12 15 km
0 3 6 9 12 15 km
Image from area OPAD: 14 August 2005
Image from area OPAD: 22 August 2008
Effect of Public Offer for Rights Acquisition in 2008 for summer
Aportación anual Promedio serie larga Promedio serie corta
Renewable water resources reduction
New Basin Plan
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The current Hydrological Basin Plan has allowed for a better and sustainable water management. It is need a sharing management with grounwater users.Public Offer for Water Rights Acquisition is a good example of environmental water resources sharing management.The new Hydrological Basin Plan (WFD) sets new objectives and uncertainties in the consecution of the good quantity status :
o Reduction renewable resourceso Need to incorporate environmental requirementso No disproportioned costso With Public Participation: