South African National Standards for stormwater

Target entity: South African National Standards for stormwater
Context triple: [Johannesburg drainage system, regulatedBy, South African National Standards for stormwater]

• A. National Water Management Areas of South Africa
  The National Water Management Areas of South Africa are administratively defined hydrological regions used by the government to plan, regulate, and manage the country’s water resources.
• B. Nairobi urban drainage network
  The Nairobi urban drainage network is the integrated system of natural waterways and engineered channels that manages stormwater and surface runoff across Kenya’s capital city.
• C. Recife urban hydrological network
  The Recife urban hydrological network is the interconnected system of rivers, canals, and drainage waterways that shapes the city’s water management, flood dynamics, and coastal environment.
• D. Handbook of Applied Hydrology
  Handbook of Applied Hydrology is a comprehensive reference book on the theory and practice of hydrology, widely used by engineers, researchers, and water resource professionals.
• E. Water Services Act (South Africa)
  The Water Services Act (South Africa) is a key piece of legislation that regulates the provision, quality, and management of water and sanitation services in the country, aiming to ensure equitable access and sustainable use of water resources.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: South African National Standards for stormwater
Target entity description: South African National Standards for stormwater are nationally mandated technical guidelines that define the design, construction, and management requirements for stormwater drainage systems in South Africa to ensure safety, efficiency, and environmental protection.

• A. National Water Management Areas of South Africa
  The National Water Management Areas of South Africa are administratively defined hydrological regions used by the government to plan, regulate, and manage the country’s water resources.
• B. Nairobi urban drainage network
  The Nairobi urban drainage network is the integrated system of natural waterways and engineered channels that manages stormwater and surface runoff across Kenya’s capital city.
• C. Recife urban hydrological network
  The Recife urban hydrological network is the interconnected system of rivers, canals, and drainage waterways that shapes the city’s water management, flood dynamics, and coastal environment.
• D. Handbook of Applied Hydrology
  Handbook of Applied Hydrology is a comprehensive reference book on the theory and practice of hydrology, widely used by engineers, researchers, and water resource professionals.
• E. Water Services Act (South Africa)
  The Water Services Act (South Africa) is a key piece of legislation that regulates the provision, quality, and management of water and sanitation services in the country, aiming to ensure equitable access and sustainable use of water resources.
• F. None of above. chosen