Zoning management for agricultural non-point source pollution: a national-scale perspective in China

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Analysis proposes zoning management to enhance water quality in China, suggesting tailored governance strategies.

This framework improves water quality by addressing agricultural non-point source pollution through tailored governance zones.
Key evidence includes seven governance zones defined by pollution load intensity and ecological sensitivity levels.
The approach employs zoning management integrated with technological innovation and participatory governance for effective pollution control.
This highlights the need for specific strategies to tackle pollution, emphasizing the importance of targeted governance.

Li et al. (2025) studied this question.

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