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… activities to be carried out in such a manner so that the rights of its neighbours are respected. Implicit in it is the … as being on the basis of sovereign equality, respect for human rights, equity and mutual benefit. Additionally, it … pertaining to wildlife, water and marine resources. B HUMAN RIGHTS – IMPLICATIONS FOR TBNRM? International law …

… activities to be carried out in such a manner so that the rights of its neighbours are respected. Implicit in it is the … as being on the basis of sovereign equality, respect for human rights, equity and mutual benefit. Additionally, it … pertaining to wildlife, water and marine resources. B HUMAN RIGHTS – IMPLICATIONS FOR TBNRM? International law …

… United Nations conferences, the 1972 Conference on the Human Environment (“Stockholm Conference”) and the 1992 … exist relating to protecting the environment (including human health), the principles in the 1972 Stockholm … which do not necessarily give rise to specific legal rights and obligations. Principles have acquired recognition, …

… until relatively recently been principally concerned with rights of navigation upon international rivers and lakes.[4] … immense importance of groundwater resources for meeting human needs around the world, international law relating to … under Article 10(2) of the UNWC to safeguarding “vital human needs” related to shared water resources. These have …

… naturally provide, and guaranteeing the right to water for human well-being. States should be aware, in addition to … which citizens express their interests, exercise their rights, meet their obligations and resolve their differences. … the overall welfare of ecosystems and the quality of human life. 4 5 Key Questions Key Questions Chapter 1 Space …

… development insofar as such conflicts ‘pre-empt human resources and wealth that could be used to combat … level of the concept of water security refers to a (human) right to water, to meet individuals’ basic water and … 2005, 97–108; Ed Couzens, ‘Fundamental Environmental Rights’, Review 2004, 199–206; Tuula Kolari, ‘The Principle …

… development insofar as such conflicts ‘pre-empt human resources and wealth that could be used to combat … level of the concept of water security refers to a (human) right to water, to meet individuals’ basic water and … 2005, 97–108; Ed Couzens, ‘Fundamental Environmental Rights’, Review 2004, 199–206; Tuula Kolari, ‘The Principle …

… development insofar as such conflicts ‘pre-empt human resources and wealth that could be used to combat … level of the concept of water security refers to a (human) right to water, to meet individuals’ basic water and … 2005, 97–108; Ed Couzens, ‘Fundamental Environmental Rights’, Review 2004, 199–206; Tuula Kolari, ‘The Principle …

… law on freshwater needs to be translated into concrete rights and obligations for individuals and institutions … institutional flexibility. Ensuring adequate financial and human resources is an enduring challenge Some institutions … difficult. Maintaining an appropriate range and mix of human resource capacity is also complex as circumstances, …

… IUCN works on biodiversity, climate change, energy, human livelihoods and greening the world economy by … careful balancing between the needs of biodiversity and human livelihoods. 1 Chair, IUCN WCPA Transboundary … also to the recognition of local identity, tradition, and rights to land and natural resources. In 1997, 72 …