Replace water resources management with water resources development, management and use

Replace water resources management with water resources development, management and use

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

Integrated water resources development and management

Unfortunately, less than 5 per cent of their potential is currently being exploited.

Details of the cooperative rangeland management programme are indicated in annex I to this report.

1996 50 Integrated water resources 25 July 1996 V.B.4 189 development and management

2000 5 Decade of Greater Mekong Subregion Development Cooperation, 2000 2009 (subprogrammes 1, 4, and 5)

817 (XXXI) African Regional Conference on Science and Technology

Natural resources and energy development

C. Human resource development 28 7

Human resources development

HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT

Integrated water resource development and management

Small scale water systems are an option for tapping groundwater resources in small and medium sized towns, as well as rural areas.

It includes freshwater resources, in terms of both quality and quantity, their development, assessment, management, monitoring and use (including, for example, domestic uses, agriculture and ecosystem requirements).

(f) Conservation, protection, development and economy of use of the water resources of the watercourse and the costs of measures taken to that effect

(c) Human resources development

F. Development of human resources

C. Human resource development

H. Human resource development

4. Human resources development

(h) Human resources development

(h) Human resources development

45. Human resource development.

35. Human resources development.

The second edition of the World Water Development Report, prepared by the UN Water World Water Assessment Programme, will be issued in March 2006, as a major focus of the Decade's public information activities, and will be issued every three years throughout the Decade.

c) the conservation of forested and other catchment areas and the coordination and planning of water resources development projects,

The UNDP resource plan for 2006 2007, covering both regular and other resources, is presented in table 1.

Water

56 189. Human resources development

58 207. Human resources development

60 211. Human resources development

62 207. Human resources development

(c) Human resources development (continued)

Strategy

57 177 Situation of older women in society

Human resources development

Water resources management for sustainable development

However, with the current level of resources, UNDP will not be able to support these posts from the latter part of 2005 onwards.

How can we achieve consensus on the approach to developing hydropower resources in an environmentally and socially acceptable manner, particularly in developing countries and countries with economies in transition?

Fierce competition for a shrinking water resources base is resulting in over extraction for industry and agriculture, falling groundwater levels and failing domestic water sources.

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

(b) Human resources development 64 75

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