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… Austrian side, the national park is situated on private property belonging to more than one thousand families, … was designated as a World Heritage Site in 2000, the property was extended in 2013 to include the Sehlabathebe … Vasilijević and Pezold, 2011; see Appendix B). In the right circumstances, it has the capacity to improve outcomes …

… co-operation. State sovereignty denotes a state’s right to act without outside interference whereas state … or nothing approach and in some way are akin to exclusive property rights. The Lac Lannoux Arbitration in 1957 … law specifically states that there shall be no right of property in water; its use and control is regulated by law …

… co-operation. State sovereignty denotes a state’s right to act without outside interference whereas state … or nothing approach and in some way are akin to exclusive property rights. The Lac Lannoux Arbitration in 1957 … law specifically states that there shall be no right of property in water; its use and control is regulated by law …

… that ecosystems naturally provide, and guaranteeing the right to water for human well-being. States should be aware, … providing that such effects come from the lawful use of property and do not affect interests up to and beyond a … and States under international law do not have absolute property rights on the waters that they can use or from which …

… of the TBCA process; Animals threaten lives and damage property; Sections of the community are marginalised by and … and the principles of international law, the sovereign right to utilise their resources to meet their environmental … under the 1954 Convention on the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict; (b) transboundary …

… a transboundary conservation issue usually want to get right to work. But it is well worth taking a little time up … on civic and political will. Many local issues, from property rights to land use decisions to political guidance, … criteria to protect the natural, cultural and historical property in the territory. Potential for transboundary …

… work; or (c) when groundwater poses a threat to life or property. Para. 66 – Protection of aquifers: (1) For the … 1996 Memorandum of Agreement Related to Referral of Water Right Applications (British Columbia, Canada, and State of …

… by the Protocol includes physical damage, damage to property, loss of income, the cost of reinstatement and …

… among these 23 countries, the rights of use, i.e. property and land use, also vary. As a consequence, the … Although this is a cultural landscape, the World Heritage property has strong natural values and thus was evaluated by … The Austrian administration is the owner of the fishing right which authorises it to define strict regulations. The …

… level of the concept of water security refers to a (human) right to water, to meet individuals’ basic water and … for consideration for publication – there is no automatic right to be published. A number of papers which it was … natural resources, personal injury, loss, and damage of property? Laws need to establish liability and redress and …