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The work described herein aimed to design a monitoring network of water resources in Angola as an indispensable tool for planning and managing integrated and adaptive water resources. The project sought to develop principles and criteria for the implementation of a monitoring network of water resources based on the guidelines set by the Angola Water Law and complementary regulations. The network, composed of monitoring stations for water quality, flow rate, level, sediments, rainfall and weather, was determined from the detailed description of water resources, land use, topography, climate and rainfall. The application of these principles resulted in the definition of a methodology for the design of a monitoring network adequate to climate and physical characteristics, commensurate with the level of socioeconomic development of the country, able to monitor the temporal and spatial hydrological, climatological, physical, chemical and biological parameters in order to provide data on the quantity and quality of water resources

Princípios e Critérios de Concepção de Rede Integrada de Monitoramento de Recursos Hídricos: Caso da República de Angola