Примеры использования To transboundary aquifers на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Many of IGRAC's projects are related to transboundary aquifers.
Most operational arrangements related to transboundary aquifers are combined agreements that cover both river or lake basins, and aquifers. .
Accordingly, the present draft articles will apply only to transboundary aquifers.
Referring to the legal regime applicable to transboundary aquifers, he said that the draft articles were balanced and established general principles for the equitable and reasonable utilization of aquifers by States.
Gender-sensitive approaches to transboundary aquifers.
Canada appreciates the valuable work of the Commission in its examination of possible options for international law that may be applicable to transboundary aquifers.
Draft article 17 concerns the protection to be accorded to transboundary aquifers and related installations in time of armed conflict.
It was suggested that additional information be requested from technical experts on the viability of limiting the study to"transboundary aquifers.
The need for a definition of"transboundary",not only in relation to transboundary aquifers but also in relation to transboundary harm, merited due consideration.
Moreover, Kuwait would make all effortsto formulate bilateral and regional agreements with neighbouring States in relation to transboundary aquifers.
Developing countries played only a limited role in cooperation relating to transboundary aquifers, and their capacity to manage such aquifers was generally rather weak.
Thus, they established a continuum between the legal regime concerning surface transboundary waters andthe one applicable to transboundary aquifers.
The Groundwater Resources Governance in Transboundary Aquifers(GGRETA) Project addresses issues related to Transboundary Aquifers and responds to the pressing need of increasing the knowledge on their physical and socioeconomics characteristics.
UNECE inventory oftransboundary groundwaters in Europe, prepared for a special issue of the Journal of Ground Water related to transboundary aquifers;
Moreover, the topic of shared natural resources also included oil and natural gas,which although similar in some ways to transboundary aquifers were different in other ways and might necessitate a revision of some of the concepts involved.
The draft article's principal function is to serve as a reminder to all the States of the applicability of the law of armed conflict to transboundary aquifers.
It was suggested, however,that with respect to transboundary aquifers, equitable and reasonable utilization and participation should be studied in depth, because those resources, unlike surface waters, were non-renewable or slow to recharge.
The improvement of groundwater management at the national level andthe development of joint approaches to transboundary aquifers are recognized as long-term objectives.
Regarding future draft article 3,on the principles applicable to transboundary aquifers, it was noted that the principles governing the uses of aquifer systems should be analysed with care to ensure that they were appropriate.
The issue is covered by other rules of international law,including the draft principles on liability and does not require specialized treatment with respect to transboundary aquifers.
The principal function of the draft article is to serve as a reminder to all the States of the applicability of the law of armed conflict to transboundary aquifers; principles and rules of international law applicable in international and internal armed conflict contain important provisions concerning water resources and related works.
However, the Committee needed to decide what"ata later stage" meant, bearing in mind the need to stabilize regulation with regard to transboundary aquifers.
Mr. Gonzalez(Chile) said that although Chile had not made any specific bilateral orregional arrangements with regard to transboundary aquifers, it considered the General Assembly's progress in its discussion of the topic to be very useful; however, more technical knowledge was needed in order to provide a foundation for studies on the legal aspects of the use of such aquifers. .
Ms. Le Fraper du Hellen(France) said that the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO) deserved recognition for its substantial scientific andtechnical contributions in relation to transboundary aquifers.
At one level,it was noted that the draft articles established a continuum between the legal regime concerning surface transboundary waters and that applicable to transboundary aquifers and struck a good balance between the competing interests for groundwaters, including between their uses and preservation, while at another level there was still room for improvement.
Such mechanisms would be established in principle by"bilateral or regional agreements orarrangements", but might be only one possible form of bilateral or regional cooperation with regard to transboundary aquifers.
As far as the scope of the draft articles was concerned,it was essential to clarify the rules applying to transboundary aquifers which were hydraulically connected with international watercourses, since, as the draft articles stood, those aquifer systems would be subject to both the provisions of the 1997 Convention on the Law of Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses and the draft articles.
In the main, it was observed that the challenges of managing transboundary oil andgas reserves were quite different from those relating to transboundary aquifers, invoking different social, economic and commercial implications.
Paragraph 1 is intended to define the relationship between the present draft articles and other conventions and international agreements that regulate transboundary aquifers as well as those that regulate mainly matters other than transboundary aquifers buthave some limited application to transboundary aquifers.
It was imperative to note that transboundary oil andgas issues were complicated by private and commercial interests that were not present in relation to transboundary aquifers, which suggested that the Commission should proceed with caution.