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… INTEGRATION OF GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT into Transboundary … simply requests that users give proper attribution “Integration of Groundwater Management into Transboundary … Hirata, 1988) BOX 3.1: THE DARCY LAW AND PERMEABILITY The principle that governs how fluids move through sediments and …

… 25 Chapter 3: The Integration of Environmental Considerations into … 80 Chapter 4: The Integration of Environmental Considerations into National … and allocation of freshwater resources. These include the principle of equitable and reasonable utilization, as well as …

… on Environment and Development which states, in its Principle 2, that States have, in accordance with the Charter … whole or in part, affected areas; (j) "regional economic integration organization" means an organization constituted … means developed country Parties and regional economic integration organizations constituted by developed countries. …

… 61–72; Tuomas Kuokkanen, ‘Background and Evolution of the Principle of Permanent Sovereignty over Natural Resources’, … systematically, collaboratively and with attention to integration of different sectors. Perceptions and … basin as the management unit, IWRM also in- volves the integration of various aspects in water resources management, …

… needs for groundwater management. Policies should promote integration across sec- 7 tors and between surface and … sub- sidiarity, conjunctive use and the precautionary principle. Water users should take part in developing … in power to institutionalise the changes made, and hence integration of social organisation and formal, govern- mental …

… poses great challenges. Environmental flows requires the integration of a range of disciplines, including engineering, … regime rather than pre-derived statistics. A fundamental principle is to maintain integrity, natural seasonality and … the adoption of plans, pro- grammes and strategies and the integration of biodiversity into other relevant policies. …

… the Draft Articles require Aquifer States to abide by the principle of equitable and reasonable use by ensuring that …

… waters.17 The common law did, however, maintain the principle of Roman law that flowing waters are publici juris. From this basic principle, two divergent approaches to water law and water … as far as water rights regimes are concerned. The fourth Principle has been in many ways the most controversial. It is …

… to avoid effluent in line with the polluter-pays principle. For landfills, regulations on siting, operation, … of international water law, and the precautionary principle. 4.2. UN Draft Articles on Transboundary Aquifers … In this context, they shall follow the precautionary principle in view of the vulnerability of groundwater to …

… principles of customary international water law: (a) the principle of equitable and reasonable utilization; (b) the principle of not causing significant harm; (c) the principle of cooperation and information exchange; (d) the …