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… managing these resources cooperatively. It describes the range of potential costs and benefits of cooperation, and of … together States, government agen- cies, and a diverse range of non-governmental organisations in a unique … agreements is generally defined as the activities a state undertakes to fulfil its obligations and to achieve the …

… 91 5.5.4. Coordination within each State … a scientific basis for decision-making covered a wide range of activities. These include establishing baseline … to dispute avoidance and settlement fall within a wide range. At the general level, these include efforts to …

… and swamps support many unique ecosystems and a wide range of globally-threatened species. The productivity of the … of flooding and recession, which endows the basin wide range of habitats. The timing, extent and duration of floods, … and water resources management, the strongly centralized, state controlled systems of Mekong basin governance were …

… for it to look up the authors’ incisive commentary on a range of specific issues – the role of transboundary EIA, the … 2.1.4 Groundwater 79 2.1.5 Scope of parties – watercourse state and others 84 2.1.6 Regional economic organisations 85 … on the text of this legal instrument being accessible to a range of legal and non-legal experts involved in water …

… of shared watercourses. 11 Art. 3(4) provides that ‘State Parties shall maintain a proper balance between … measures. River basin organizations can perform a range of functions in support of ecosystem- based adaptation … addressed through water policy objectives in respect of a range of water quality indicators, including physicochemical, …

… exchange, and increases awareness of the importance and state of transboundary waters. As activities in river basins … in an interactive data portal, allow users to examine a range of issues to obtain a more nuanced picture … from these identify basins where human vulnerability to a range of climate and development impacts is high. 6 …

… 25 2.4 State powers and duties … water governance a step forward and explores new inter-state and institutional modalities and alternatives for … Water Partnership (GWP) defines water governance as a range of political, social, economic and administrative … the water needed and used by societies for their diverse range of activi- ties. Similarly, the basin receives all of …

… sovereignty. According to this theory, each watercourse state is entitled to use the waters of the watercourse within … Smelter Case (International Joint Commission 1938): “… no state has the right to use or permit to use its territory … a definition of “pollution” that accommodates a wide range of situations. It considers that development may cause …

… variety of sources, including treaties and other forms of state practice, and the work of international organizations. … In that decision, the ICJ referred to what it called a state’s “basic right to an equitable and reasonable sharing … list of factors to be taken into account by a state to ensure that its utilization of an international …

… watercourse? 2. Introduction Every watercourse State has the right to use the waters within its territory; … watercourses. This principle requires each watercourse State to ensure, in an ongoing manner, that its use of a … [2] The eight Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)—which range from halving extreme poverty rates to halting the …