Integrated water resource development and management

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(vii) Principle No. 1 of the Dublin Statement on Water and Sustainable Development, 1992, Fresh water is a finite and vulnerable resource, essential to sustain life, development and the environment

(e) Improving water resource management through a better understanding of water resources

The sustainable development and management of groundwater resources is a critical element of water resource management in many countries.

The water in a recharging aquifer is a renewable resource and the water in a non recharging aquifer is a non renewable resource.

The water contained therein is a non renewable resource.

Human resource development.

C. Human resource development

H. Human resource development

45. Human resource development.

F. Human resource development

Pressure on water resources due to increased crop intensity brings about increased water resource competition in areas where water resources are scarce.

The Subcommittee took note of the important contributions of satellite remote sensing to environmental monitoring, planning sustainable development, water resource development, monitoring crop conditions and predicting and assessing drought.

It proved the importance of water as a globally irreplaceable resource.

The water contained in a recharging aquifer is a renewable resource.

natural resource, management (forestry code, pastoral code, water related legislation, etc.).

The project, which is based on the recommendations of the World Summit on Sustainable Development, aims at building national capacities in water resource management.

Provision of education to girls and women at all levels on water issues can promote more efficient water use and water resource management.

Training and Human Resource Development

II Business development and resource mobilization

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Human resource development for trade promotion

An integrated, multisectoral and balanced approach can be most effective, addressing drinking water and sanitation together with water resource management.

Water was a finite resource for all living beings, and access to water had very significant social and economic implications.

Preparing integrated water resource management plans and creating an institutional and policy framework

Natural resource crisis conditions prevail, particularly with respect to water, land and energy.

However, it cannot be compared with the renewable water resource of surface watercourses.

The Subcommittee took note of the important contributions of satellite remote sensing for environmental monitoring, for planning sustainable development, for water resource development, for monitoring crop conditions, and for predicting and assessing drought.

C. Capacity building and human resource development

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(b) Cooperation for human resource development and

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While integrated water resource management provides an integrated framework for addressing water issues, countries will want to tailor integrated water resources management plans to their own particular water management needs and objectives.

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

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The African Water Development Report is a regional report similar to the World Water Development Report.

Of particular importance to Kenya was the strengthening of water resource management initiatives, one of which was the African Ministers Council on Water.

The Committee noted the importance of understanding the global water cycle and rainfall in water resource management, food production and natural disaster management.

Cluster 5 (agriculture, water resources and environment) held workshops for veterinary personnel management and on environmental law, site assessment and water resource management.

Health infrastructure development should be complemented by appropriate human resource development policies.

1989 UNICEF consultant and resource person (child development, education, and social development)

In North Africa, natural resource degradation and depletion, especially water, is an increasingly serious problem.

Yet, these same women are excluded from water related decision making and from resource distribution.

For most, drinking water is a diminishing resource that is either unaffordable or simply unavailable.