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… today - bringing rivers back to life and maintaining the resource base for many. http: //www.waterandnature.org Ger … with stakeholders how best to manage the shared water resource. Adaptation to climate change will require improving … systems and policies, in order to start considering and accounting for the frequency of floods; • reforming water …

… The principle does not mean an equal allocation of the resource or equal share of its uses and benefits. Its …

… Economy Initiative which are central to the delivery of resource- efficient, 21st century economies within the goal … be enhanced through improved health and more sustainable resource exploitation and economic development. The benefits … legislative drafting and development processes and as a resource when they debate policy development and …

… has focused the minds of many on the finite nature of our resource base. However, something much greater than the … and ecological effects. Water is a particularly vital resource. Without water, ecosystems are destroyed. Economic … to other users at the price offered by the same body. The accounting and registration of transactions made under this …

… sanitation standards, mostly treated water as an economic resource, and dealt largely with the quantitative aspect of … jeopardize peace and security among countries sharing the resource. Conflict resolution mechanisms are at all times at …

… 50 3.3 Accounting … driver of changed corporate behaviour, evolution in accounting practices would help to encourage water … will become obsolete’. In relation to water and natural resource management, that means companies need to show how … … can be maintained in the face of absolute limits on resource consumption’. For companies, that means identifying …

… as well as effective public administration of the resource, including for compli- ance and enforcement. An … depends on good science, increased finance and water resource management that brings people, sectors and countries … TO ECOSYSTEMS GENERATES TANGIbLE ECONOMIC VALUE.” 4.3.4 Accounting for time-frame, risks and uncertainties …

… of improved legal and policy coherence. Improved water resource management should be a central component of climate … the realisation of socio-economic rights are qualified by resource availability: see CESCR General Comment No. 3. The … to realise socio-economic rights within its overall resource envelope, although as at 2010 there were some …

… law has paid relatively little attention to this resource. Groundwater represents about ninety-seven percent … are leading to ever increasing levels of use of this resource, and to growing reliance on it. Largely as a result … non-binding instruments and interstate compacts, from a resource management as well as an environmental perspective. …

… today – bringing rivers back to life and maintaining the resource base for many. www.waterandnature.org … Laws should form the backbone of Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM). Well drafted laws offer … increased risk of infectious disease and premature death, accounting for more than US$4.8 billion, or US$12 per capita …