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… 2.5 Nested and parallel watercourse agreements … 2.6 Actors Created by Non-Watercourse Environmental Agreements ...................24 … CHAPTER 3: INTERNATIONAL WATER LAW AND THE UNITED NATIONS WATERCOURSE CONVENTION … 5.7.2. Protecting the watercourse and ecosystem …

… 30 2.5 Nested and parallel watercourse … 31 2.6 Actors Created by Non-Watercourse Environmental Agreements … CHAPTER 3: INTERNATIONAL WATER LAW AND THE UNITED NATIONS WATERCOURSE CONVENTION … 99 5.7.2. Protecting the watercourse and ecosystem … in a manner that maintains the integrity of the watercourse and its ecosystem in order to achieve sustainable …

… xi Alejandro Iza Abbreviations and symbols xiii Part I Watercourse agreements 1 1. Global 3 2. Regions 8 2.1 Africa … 244 Vistula/WisÓa 245 Vuoksa/Vuoksi 246 Part II Non-watercourse agreements 249 1. Global 251 2. Regional 257 3. … provides a compilation and an analysis of selected watercourse agreements for shared water resources from around …

… objective through the promotion and facilitation of shared watercourse agreements and the establishment of institutions … 3(8)(a)(i)–(vii), include the natural character of the watercourse; the socio-economic, environmental, and population needs of the watercourse states; existing and potential uses of the …

… African Development Community Experience in Shared Watercourse Governance … 58 4.3 The need for shared watercourse governance in SADC … 66 4.6.5 Shared watercourse agreements … Many of the case studies in this volume analyze particular watercourse agreements in the context of the 1997 convention. …

… defined as the area from which rainfall will drain into a watercourse through surface flow to a common point. Other … 26 of formalised cooperation among countries sharing a watercourse takes the form of basin-level or regional … mechanisms for increasing the resilience of the watercourse ecosystem itself to both climate- and non-climate …

… Navigational Uses of International Watercourses requires watercourse states to “...take all measures necessary to … of species, alien or new, into an international watercourse which may have effects detrimental to the ecosystem of the watercourse resulting in significant harm to other …

… Uses of International Watercourses (1997) commits Watercourse States to, individually and, where appropriate, … reduce and control the pollution of an international watercourse that may cause significant harm to other watercourse States or to their environment, including harm to …

… Uses of International Watercourses: that states take the watercourse-related measures neces- sary to protect and … rivers must be broadened. Traditionally, international watercourse agreements have focused on maintaining navigable … (Angola, Botswana, Namibia). (1994) • Protocol on Shared Watercourse Systems in the Southern African Development …