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Sustainability, as strategic development approach in the world in the past decade- has become an inevitable response to the growing pressure to the available natural resources. If we separate four key problems of humanity -water, food, energy and the environment- we face that the solution in the other three crisis complex decisively depends on the water: the food and energy production depends on water, the environment protection is the most sensitive in the water eco-systems. Therefore, the fact that, 'the water has become the resource of The 21st Century', Dublin Conference on Development and Agenda 21 (Chapter 1.3.2) provided the definition: 'The sustainability has become basic principle to all development strategies, especially in the development of the water resources domain.' The key problem, which makes water potentials of RS relative is extremely big space and time distribution of the rainfall and outflow. The most concise: the water distribution is such that it lacks water where it is most needed (in the northern part of RS where the most valuable land resources are and the industrial potentials), and the flows are the poorest in the time of the year (vegetation, warm season) when the needs for water are the highest and when the most serious problems on water quality protection are. Having in mind the fact that, Republic of Srpska and Bosnia and Herzegovina have insufficient monitoring data available, as well as the level of the development of the method for evaluation of the ecological status, in the overall territory of Republic of Srpska, actually in two parts of the watershed; it is not possible to achieve the full level of comparison and high level of reliability of the results for evaluation of ecological status of the ground waters. Until we overcome the shortage of the existing system, it is necessary to establish method to define the level of reliability during the evaluation of ecological and chemical status

Water management in Republika Srpska in the function of developing sustainability