(h) the availability of alternative sources of water to satisfy competing water demands

Although serious water resource limitations had prevented mass availability to the region, Israel's efforts would be instrumental in increasing the water flow.

Besides security considerations, water availability remained a major concern in identifying sites and developing refugee camps.

Ecosystem approaches increase the availability of clean water and should be an integral part of actions to supply the poor with clean water and adequate sanitation.

Parties mentioned perceived changes in water availability, and the need for redistribution of available supplies between agricultural and industrial uses, as an adaptation option.

Ms. Beckles noted that these impacts are already influencing Tobago by changes in the duration of seasons, loss of agricultural land, and changes in water availability.

Furthermore, the dry spell poses a threat to the cultivation of long cycle crops and the availability of water for both people and livestock in many regions.

After all, availability can be interpreted according to many criteria and thus in myriad ways How much water? At what distance from different households (or by pipe into each house)?

Availability of contract terms

The availability of ample

Ensure the availability of universal access to safe drinking water and sanitation and put in place effective public distribution systems as soon as possible. (Strategic Objective C.1, Women and Health (x)

Dams provided they are adequately sized and designed can contribute to human development by fighting climate change and regulating water supply. Yet in a new context of scarcity, upstream infrastructure projects on international rivers may impact water quality or availability for neighboring states, thus causing tensions.

It's about supply and availability.

Availability of additional relevant information

Availability of data on indicators

In the end, therefore, water availability cannot properly be called a right. Rather, it is a priority, and countries will inevitably differ in the sequence with which they pursue it relative to others.

(f) Improving availability, access to and use of critical rural infrastructure, such as energy and transport, and public goods such as water and communal resources, as well as access to reproductive health services

And then I've mentioned the availability.

Article 13. Availability of contract terms

Article 13 Availability of contract terms

(a) Domestic availability of soya beans

Indeed, the accelerating expansion of deserts will likely lead to a decrease of agricultural yields from the surrounding areas, acute deterioration of the availability of water, and possibly to further conflicts and displacement of people.

In many countries, inadequate local water availability is increasingly constraining decisions about where to set up new manufacturing facilities and energy plants. The World Bank estimates that such constraints are costing China 2.3 of GDP.

The growth of public private partnerships worldwide has in many countries increased the availability of resources and the efficiency and sustainability of public services in the fields of transport, energy, water, telecommunications, health and education.

Furthermore please advise us of your availability.

(b) No long term availability of feedstock

Lack of access to water and pastures, coupled with the easy availability of small arms and light weapons, had led to increasingly violent conflicts between pastoral groups, further undermining development and affecting young people in particular.

Fifteen of the 24 essential services provided by the ecosystems we have at our disposal ranging from food production to water quality and availability, disease management and climate regulation are being used unsustainably and are persistently eroded.

Study of availability of skills in local labour markets

The availability of supplementary funds is unpredictable and impermanent.

The Factual Position and Practical Availability of these Rights.

Reduced mortality and morbidity rate among children and mothers Improved nutrition Improved availability of potable water and sanitary system Prevention of risky behaviour related to sexually transmitted disease, with special regard to HIV AIDS Prevention of smoking, drug abuse and alcoholism.

Many Parties presented the results of analyses of impacts in run off for separate river basins, watersheds or lakes, and other Parties presented qualitative considerations on how projected climate change and sea level rise would affect water availability and quality.

They highlight the attention given to the implementation and rehabilitation of infrastructures as a means of facilitating a better management of the water resource and its availability for local populations in their daily activities (World Food Programme (WFP) and FAO).

Availability in all United Nations languages was also a concern.

(iii) Cchanges in the availability of technical or financial assistance

the availability of evidence with regard to the individual concerned

These tragedies occur due to the easy availability of landmines.

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However, in some areas the corrections system continues to be confronted by many problems, relating to access to safe drinking water, adequate health care facilities and medication, availability of rehabilitation programmes, overcrowding, and the high number of detainees without access to legal counsel.

While the increased availability of project dedicated extrabudgetary resources is a welcome development, the continued inadequate resource availability for central support functions for APPU threatens smooth implementation and satisfactory results.

Availability, costs and efficacy effectiveness of alternatives, chemical and non chemical

Such growth would depend on the availability of increased financial resources.

The widespread availability of drugs also tends to increase local addiction rates, contributing to the spread of diseases such as AIDS and reducing the availability of already scarce human capital in Afghanistan.

Pull factors were a pro business environment and attractive government incentives in host countries, adequate infrastructure, competitive labour costs, availability of natural resources, and availability of strategic assets (technology, R D activities).