TEEB REPORT FOR BUSINESS Annex 2.1: Case studies – cotton and the Aral Sea and timber in China Contributors: Mark Trevitt (Trucost plc), Alistair McVittie (Scottish Agricultural College), Luke Brander (Institute for E

Source URL: www.trucost.com

Nexus Dialogue on Water Infrastructure Solutions CENTRAL ASIA Workshop Report Nexus Dialogue Workshop Report

Source URL: www.waternexussolutions.org

• Amu Darya
• Aral Sea
• Vakhsh River
• Central Asia
• Afghanistan
• Geography of Tajikistan
• Transport in Uzbekistan
• Asia
• Water
• Biodiversity hotspots

ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR EUROPE Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes Capacity for Water Cooperation in Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia

Source URL: www.unece.org

• United Nations Economic Commission for Europe
• Mekong River Commission
• International Commission for the Protection of the Danube River
• Mekong
• Aral Sea
• International waters
• Convention on Long-Range Transboundary Air Pollution
• Water
• Geography of Asia
• Asia

JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN WATER RESOURCES ASSOCIATION Vol. 45, No. 3 AMERICAN WATER RESOURCES ASSOCIATION June 2009

Source URL: transboundarywater.geo.orst.edu

• Water supply
• Aquatic ecology
• Water conflict
• International waters
• Water resources
• Mekong
• Flood
• Aral Sea
• Mekong River Commission
• Water
• Water management
• Hydrology

Papers published and/or accepted for publication inlist incomplete) Baturin, G.N., P.O. Zavialov, and Ya., Fridrich, 2014. Geochemistry of sediments of contemporary Aral Sea Basin. Oceanology, in press (in Ru

Source URL: neespi.org

• Hydrology
• Structure of the Earth
• EVI
• Physical geography
• Planetary science
• Climatologists
• Jonathan M. Gregory
• Earth
• Year of birth missing
• Cryosphere

1 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON RAPID SEA LEVEL CHANGE- A CASPIAN PERSPECTIVE May 2-9, 2005 Rasht, Islamic Republic of Iran PREPRINT

Source URL: www.hydrologie.org

• Aral Sea
• Karakum Desert
• Caspian Sea
• Khwarezm
• Central Asia
• Uzboy River
• Main Turkmen Canal
• Asia
• Water
• Amu Darya

CENTRAL ASIA ENERGY‐WATER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM  Working Regionally for National Shared Prosperity     With increasing globalization and geographic diversity, Central Asia is ripe for new opportu

Source URL: www.worldbank.org

• Aral Sea
• World Bank Group
• Economics
• Energy Sector Management Assistance Program
• International economics
• International development
• Multilateral development banks

UNDAF Outcome 2: Environmental Sustainability By 2015, communities, national, and local authorities use more effective mechanisms and partnerships that promote environmental sustainability and enable them to prepare, res

Source URL: www.un.kz

• Disaster preparedness
• Humanitarian aid
• Sustainability
• Disaster risk reduction
• United Nations Development Assistance Framework
• Kazakhstan
• Emergency management
• Aral Sea
• Environmental resources management
• Earth
• Environment
• Water

Articles Are Shared Benefits of International Waters an Equitable Apportionment? A. Dan Tarlock* and Patricia Wouters**

Source URL: www.chinainternationalwaterlaw.org

• Water law
• Environmental issues
• Water supply
• Hydrology
• Aral Sea
• Columbia River Treaty
• Berlin Rules on Water Resources
• Water resources
• The Helsinki Rules on the Uses of the Waters of International Rivers
• Water
• Environment
• International environmental law

Central Asia Energy-Water Development Program Working Regionally for National Shared Prosperity Development Aspirations of Central Asia

Source URL: www.worldbank.org

• Member states of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation
• Member states of the United Nations
• Water
• Physical geography
• Republics
• Aral Sea
• Central Asia
• Uzbekistan
• World energy consumption
• Earth
• Landlocked countries
• Member states of the Commonwealth of Independent States