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… by the drainage divides. In this respect, an aquifer may transfer water from one basin to another through the exchange … methods, voluntary measures, market-based and information technology instruments, spatial planning and cost recovery of … their account. Traditionally and depending on the type of technology available, the upstream State typically makes …

… water scarcity are virtual water and bulk water transfer. Virtual water is importing and exporting the … and neither does it call for utilising the most advanced technology. Reasonableness differs from the concepts of … economical use (here, using the most advanced irrigation technology), but rather follows the contemporary conception …

… on this basis must not result directly or indirectly in a transfer of pollution to other parts of the environment. … of the resources thereof; and promote research and technology development, information exchange, capacity …

… products (where terms of the agreement can be used to transfer benefits) • Financing and ownership arrangements – … provisions recognizing certain limits or standards of technology as the basis to be used in national laws. In most … useful roles in providing neutral platforms, as well as technology, to help quantify needs. 68 Treaty Johnston Accord …

… Water Convention (UNECE, 1992) defines ‘best available technology’ as being ‘the latest stage of development of … or strengthening assistance, including information and technology transfer and capacity building; and assisting in seeking …

… transport of the chemical, with the potential for transfer to a receiving environment, may have occurred via . … transport through . . . water . . . with the potential for transfer to a receiving environment in locations distant from … pay the cost of reproduction; modern telecommunications technology may have reduced this cost. For 404 Environmental …