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In Taiwan, there are 113 reservoir catchment areas delineated as public water source protection areas, covering 25% of Taiwan’s land area. Many important reservoir areas are vulnerable to global climate change, as water resources is already under increasing ecological, societal, hydrological and economic pressures. In this research, a case study of Shih-Men Reservoir catchment area management is constructed. Thirteen factors under the categories of “land use”, “water quality protection”, “quantity of water supply and demand”, “water and soil conservation”, “laws and institutions” are identified and corresponding response strategies are proposed. In order to optimize the use of limited government budgets and resources, the factors and corresponding response strategies are assessed and ranked in terms of their comparative impacts. The analytical network process (ANP) is employed in this research for quantifying multiple stakeholders’ perceptions of the above mentioned factors and response strategies. The ANP results show the “national land planning” to be the most important issue, under which “the extent of land use” is the strongest factor. “Public participation” is shown to be the strategy of the highest priority, under which land development’s environmental impacts need to be reviewed, and an information management platform needs to established so that value added analysis can be performed in support of catchment management strategic planning.

Management Strategies for Taiwan Reservoir Catchment Areas: A Case Study in Shih-Men Reservoir Catchment Area