Past Experience and Future Challenges: Cooperation in Shared Water Resources Management in Central Asia
Bayarsaihan, T; McKinney, D | June 2004
Abstract
This report looks at the continuing work being done to sustainably manage the resources of the Aral Sea basin to the satisfaction of five countries that share its water. The emphasis on these papers is on cooperative management of shared water in the location of one of the most widely recognized environmental lessons on the planet.
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Bayarsaihan, T; McKinney, D. 2004. Past Experience and Future Challenges: Cooperation in Shared Water Resources Management in Central Asia. © Asian Development Bank. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/2958. License: CC BY 3.0 IGO.Print ISBN
971-561-526-0
Keywords
Environment
Sociocultural Environment
Marine Environment
Environmental Problem
Environmental Law and Legislation
Aquatic Environment
Ecosystems
Environmental Planning
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