Fresh water availability (million m3) ____________

Availability and equitable distribution of water

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1.4 Availability of drinking water and sanitation

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

The destruction of water and sanitation infrastructure had resulted in decreased average per capita availability of water, as well as contaminated drinking water.

In many regions of the world, water availability and quality is currently a problem.

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.

(d) Availability of services many indigenous households lack basic services such as drinking water and electricity.

The rainfall provided relief in terms of water and fodder availability for the country's largely pastoral economy.

The destruction of water and sanitation infrastructure has resulted in decreased average per capita availability of water, as well as in contaminated drinking water causing increased gastrointestinal infections, especially among children.53

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.

(d) Addressing problems such as availability and quality of water resources, land degradation, global health, tele education and telemedicine

Small island developing States continue to face water management and water access challenges, caused in part by deficiencies in water availability, water catchment and storage, pollution of water resources, saline intrusion (which may be exacerbated, inter alia, by sea level rise, unsustainable management of water resources and climate variability and climate change) and leakage in the delivery system.

The Western Asia region has always experienced a low level of natural water availability, especially in arid or extremely arid climatic zones.

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

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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.

(e) Availability of services one of the obstacles to adequate housing in rural areas is access to infrastructure and essential services such as water and electricity.

Success will be measured by the availability, in terms of quantity and quality, of water, the introduction and effective implementation of water management and pollution control policies and social capital built around these issues, including intergovernmental development cooperation agreements.

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.

Availability of resources

Availability of funds

The Committee noted the new possibilities of obtaining data and information from space borne platforms and that developments in water science and the use of satellite technology provided a broader view for local water use, water availability and its quality, as well as reduced uncertainty of local assessments and forecasts.

However, there is a marked difference between the urban and rural sectors in the availability of safe drinking water 87 per cent of the urban population have safe drinking water, while only 49 per cent of the rural population enjoyed this facility.

Availability of contract terms

The availability of ample

Availability of health information

C. Availability of data

a. Availability of services

There's the crew availability.

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)?

It's about supply and availability.

Availability of additional relevant information

Availability of data on indicators

A. Data availability and accessibility

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.

The availability of such security was considered crucial for the availability of financing for privately financed infrastructure projects.

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)

GIS could also be used in simulation studies (e.g. to determine the effects of land use changes on run off and flooding risks, or the effect of water availability on crop yields).