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… your certificate. B2 - Equitable and Reasonable Use of Water Resources in Practice Author: Richard Kyle Paisley … factors and circumstances established by international water law, with reference to different uses within the same … 2. Introduction Every watercourse State has the right to use the waters within its territory; however, this …

… defines a cumulative gradation between rights: • Access right: right to access a resource for any use not involving … Obligations Sanctions Timber Non-timber forest products Water Land Other Weak Strong Control over resources This type … alleviation of strengthening sustainable harvest regimes, water use and ecosystem rehabilitation. In this model, the …

… to fulfil individual’s human rights to life, health, water, food, work, culture, development, access to … development in their area, the communities’ right to participation and right to information are being … to life, health, an adequate standard of living, food, water, housing, self-determination and means of subsistence, …

… of the principle in the overall framework of international water law, regardless of the form of its inclusion in global … of equitable and reasonable use of shared international water resources. The target audience includes policymakers … expect that competition between co-basin States for the right to use shared transboundary water resources will …

… change-induced alterations of habitats and availability of water, increased tensions between political competition for …

… Principle 3 of the 1992 Rio Declaration states that “The right to development must be fulfilled so as to equitably … thus includes both “inter-generational equity” (i.e. the right of future generations to enjoy a fair level of the … in the preamble of the 1992 UNFCCC, the 1999 Protocol on Water and Health to the Convention on the Protection and Use …