ArticleScientific reports2026
Optimizing water rights allocation for the Hebei section of China's South-to-North Water Diversion Middle Route Project using asymmetric game theory.
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Reasonable and efficient inter-basin water resources utilization is critical in alleviating water supply-demand constraints in water-scarce regions, improving rivers and lakes ecological conditions, and promoting high-quality socio-economic development. The current water rights allocation scheme for the Hebei section of the South-to-North Water Diversion Middle Route Project does not match the current and future water demand of the targeted regions. This study proposes a two-stage water rights allocation method by developing area-specific negotiated scheme and constructing a water rights allocation model based on the asymmetric Nash-Harsanyi negotiation solution model-to optimize the water rights allocation scheme for the Hebei section Project areas for 2030. The results indicated 4.207 billion m³ as the total water rights allocation for the water-receiving areas, with 2.525 billion m³ allocated for basic water demand. Compared with the current scheme, the optimized water rights allocation for Langfang City and Xiong'an New Area increased to 3.53 × 10
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