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… “Institutional Challenge” ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This paper was developed by the Division of Environmental Law and … the legal front, watercourse treaties have existed for at least 5000 years. Indeed, the first recorded treaty of any … and hydropower development. It has focal points in each country, the National Mekong Committees, that coordinate work …

… and Development (BMZ) concerning the legal status of any country, territory, or area, or of its authorities, or … of local authorities and civil society and, at the very least, between two States which share a water basin. The … process for the management of a transboundary basin developed between States? 3.14 What is a code of conduct? …

… on the part of IUCN concerning the legal status of any country, territory, or area, or of its authorities, or … benefits that neither country could achieve alone – not least because it allows river basins to be treated as … to strengthen transboundary water governance. It has been developed within the scope of IUCN’s capacity-building …

… state, for example, is said to share fresh water with at least one other country, and many share it with multiple countries. … in regard to which the law has not yet been sufficiently developed in the practice of states.’71 The ‘codification of …

… the boundary. Pursuant to the Boundary Waters Treaty, each country reserved the right to control the use of waters … River Engineering Board, composed of two members from each country. The board set up an Engineering Committee and … often be impossible. However, when both countries have at least the assurance that they are better off with, rather …

… there is a need for a step- by-step approach that gains in-country ownership over time. New initiatives continue to … sufficient. Furthermore, when water related laws had been developed, there were still major gaps in the supporting … government to open the gates of the Pak Mun Dam for at least part of the year. This resulted in the opening of the …