Titlebook: Nile Water Rights; An International Law Philine Wehling Book 2020 Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany, part of Springer Nature 2020 Transboundary

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Regional Cooperation Initiativesinstitutional framework for broader and more meaningful cooperation among Nile riparian states. The Initiative has institutionalized cooperation both at a basin-wide level and at the level of the two major Nile sub-basins, facilitating improved cooperation and consensus. This has brought new depth t

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Implementing the Principle of Equitable and Reasonable Utilization in the Nile Basine’s application can generally indicate the weight that the relevant factors and circumstances carry along a particular watercourse for the purposes of determining equitable and reasonable use and eventually allocating water uses, as well as their relevance for each riparian state; it does not enable

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ts a practical “how to do” design process and associated guidelines to support practitioners in designing and managing the societal embedding process of sustainable PSS innovations. ?978-3-319-03794-3978-3-319-03795-0Series ISSN 2191-530X Series E-ISSN 2191-5318

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Philine Wehlingfects, the dynamics and the environmental effects of modern consumer society is no longer confined to its historical region of origin: the United States (US), Western Europe, and – more recently – Japan. Economic growth, political modernization and cultural globalization do not only lead to the . gr

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nformation exists. Action, however, is missing, in many cases..Knowledge-to-action gaps are particularly noticeable when it comes to consumers. Individuals can play a range of roles with respect to the composition of the electricity supply. Reisch and Micklitz’s (2006) analysis of consumers’ activit

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Philine Wehlingnformation exists. Action, however, is missing, in many cases..Knowledge-to-action gaps are particularly noticeable when it comes to consumers. Individuals can play a range of roles with respect to the composition of the electricity supply. Reisch and Micklitz’s (2006) analysis of consumers’ activit

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Philine Wehlingd oil can be easily converted into polyols to react with diisocyanates using green approaches that use water as the main solvent. The final products are a large number of bio-renewable waterborne polyurethanes with competitive properties and low cost that represent the future of the market.