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Water emission trading (WET) is promising in sustainable development strategy.  However, low participation impedes its development. We develop an evolutionary game  model of two enterprise populations’ dynamics and stability in the decision-making behavior  process. Due to the different perceived value of certain permits, enterprises choose H strategy (bidding for permit) or D strategy (not bidding). External factors are simplified  according to three categories: rH-bidding related cost, G-price and F-penalty. Participation  increase equals reaching point (H,H) in the model and is treated as an evolutionarily stable  strategy (ESS). We build a system dynamics model on AnyLogic 7.1.1 to simulate the  aforementioned game and draw four conclusions: (1) to reach ESS more quickly, we need  to minimize the bidding related cost rH and price G, but regulate the heavy penalty F; (2) an  ESS can be significantly transformed, such as from (D,D) to (H,H) by regulating rH, G and  F accordingly; (3) the initial choice of strategy is essential to the final result; (4) if  participation seems stable but unsatisfying, it is important to check whether it is a saddle  point and adjust external factors accordingly. The findings benefit both water management  practice and further research

Game Analysis and Simulation of the River Basin Sustainable Development Strategy Integrating Water Emission Trading