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[{"$f":"A2+1","v":2},0,{"$f":"IFERROR(VALUE(LEFT(D3,1)),LEFT(D3,1))","v":1},1,"PALF",{"$f":"$E$2","v":"OVERALL"},1,1,"Policy and legal frameworks","Policy and legal frameworks","Policy and legal frameworks","The pillar score is the weighted sum of the following category scores:\n\n1.1) National water policy (25.0%)\n1.2) National environmental policy (25.0%)\n1.3) International water conventions (25.0%)\n1.4) Basin water policy framework (25.0%)",null,null,{"$f":"IF(G3<3,L3,M3)","v":"The pillar score is the weighted sum of the following category scores:\n\n1.1) National water policy (25.0%)\n1.2) National environmental policy (25.0%)\n1.3) International water conventions (25.0%)\n1.4) Basin water policy framework (25.0%)"},null,{"$f":"LEN(I3)","v":27},0,null,null,"",{"$f":"IF($X3=2,1,4)","v":4},{"$f":"X3+1","v":1},0,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(G3>2,\"High = good\",\"\")","v":""},"#0.0",{"$f":"IF(G3=4,0,1)","v":1},0,{"$f":"IF(AB3=\"\",\"\",IF(AB3=\"High = good\",0,1))","v":""},1,null,null,null,0,{"$f":"IF(H3=\"\",I3,CONCATENATE(D3,\") \",IF(G3>=2,I3,UPPER(I3))))","v":"1) POLICY AND LEGAL FRAMEWORKS"},{"$f":"IF(H3=\"\",J3,CONCATENATE(D3,\") \",IF(G3>=2,J3,UPPER(J3))))","v":"1) POLICY AND LEGAL FRAMEWORKS"},null,{"$f":"$AM$2","v":"OVERALL SCORE"},{"$f":"MATCH($E3,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":1},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP3),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP3))","v":1},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR(AQ3/SUMIF($F$2:$F$107,$F3,AQ$2:AQ$107)),0,AQ3/SUMIF($F$2:$F$107,$F3,AQ$2:AQ$107))","v":0.2},1,null,null,null,null,null,null,{"$f":"AR3*100","v":20},null,null,{"$f":"IF(G3=1,K3,J3)","v":"Policy and legal frameworks"},{"$f":"IF(G3=1,BC3,CONCATENATE(D3,\") \",IF(G3>=2,J3,UPPER(BC3))))","v":"Policy and legal frameworks"}]
[{"$f":"A3+1","v":3},0,{"$f":"IFERROR(VALUE(LEFT(D4,1)),LEFT(D4,1))","v":1},1.1000000000000001,{"$f":"$E$3&H4","v":"PALF1_1"},{"$f":"$E$3","v":"PALF"},2,"1_1","National water policy","National water policy","National water policy","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n1.1.1) National water law/policy (33.3%)\n1.1.2) Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) principles (33.3%)\n1.1.3) Transboundary impact provisions (33.3%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n1.1.1) National water law/policy (33.3%)\n1.1.2) Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) principles (33.3%)\n1.1.3) Transboundary impact provisions (33.3%)",null,21,0,null,null,"",4,1,0,null,null,null,"",{"$f":"CHOOSE(AD4+1,\"#,##0\",\"#,##0.0\",\"#,##0.00\",\"#,##0.000\")","v":"#,##0.0"},1,0,"",1,null,null,null,1,{"$f":"IF(H4=\"\",I4,CONCATENATE(D4,\") \",IF(G4>=2,I4,UPPER(I4))))","v":"1.1) National water policy"},{"$f":"IF(H4=\"\",J4,CONCATENATE(D4,\") \",IF(G4>=2,J4,UPPER(J4))))","v":"1.1) National water policy"},null,{"$f":"$AM$3","v":"1) POLICY AND LEGAL FRAMEWORKS"},{"$f":"MATCH($E4,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":9},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP4),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP4))","v":1},0.25,1,null,null,null,null,null,null,{"$f":"AR4*100","v":25},null,null,{"$f":"IF(G4=1,K4,J4)","v":"National water policy"},{"$f":"IF(G4=1,BC4,CONCATENATE(D4,\") \",IF(G4>=2,J4,UPPER(BC4))))","v":"1.1) National water policy"}]
[4,0,1,"1.1.1",{"$f":"$E$3&H5","v":"PALF1_1_1"},{"$f":"$E$4","v":"PALF1_1"},3,"1_1_1","Does country have a national water resources law or policy?","National water law/policy","1.1.1",null,"Growing water scarcity, degrading water quality and inadequate water management pose rapidly growing challenges to food security and human well-being. In dealing with these problems, policymakers face many obstacles. Having national-level legislation or policy around water resources will help in coordinating the increasing demand for water among different stakeholders in the country. ",null,"Growing water scarcity, degrading water quality and inadequate water management pose rapidly growing challenges to food security and human well-being. In dealing with these problems, policymakers face many obstacles. Having national-level legislation or policy around water resources will help in coordinating the increasing demand for water among different stakeholders in the country. ",null,59,0,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, the national water law or policy exists, and it is fully in force, fully implemented and has been updated in the last ten years\n1 - Partially, the national water law or policy exists, but is either not fully in force, not being fully implemented or has not been updated in the last ten years\n0 - No national water law or policy exists",4,2,{"$f":"IF(Y5=\"Qualitative\",1,2)","v":1},"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D5,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good",{"$f":"CHOOSE(AD5+1,\"#,##0\",\"#,##0.0\",\"#,##0.00\",\"#,##0.000\")","v":"#,##0"},0,1,0,3,0,2,null,1,"1.1.1) Does country have a national water resources law or policy?","1.1.1) National water law/policy",null,{"$f":"$AM$4","v":"1.1) National water policy"},{"$f":"MATCH($E5,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":42},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP5),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP5))","v":1},0.33333333333333331,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,33.333333333333329,null,null,{"$f":"IF(G5=1,K5,J5)","v":"National water law/policy"},{"$f":"IF(G5=1,BC5,CONCATENATE(D5,\") \",IF(G5>=2,J5,UPPER(BC5))))","v":"1.1.1) National water law/policy"}]
[5,0,1,"1.1.2","PALF1_1_2",{"$f":"$E$4","v":"PALF1_1"},3,"1_1_2","Does the national water resources law or policy refer to the principles of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM)?","Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) principles","1.1.2",null,"IWRM is a cross-sectoral policy approach, designed to replace the traditional, fragmented sectoral approach to water resources and management that led to poor services and unsustainable resource use. This indicator will help us in assessing whether the national water policy of the country has accepted the alternative approach of IWRM principles to the sector-by-sector, top-down management style that has dominated in the past.",null,"IWRM is a cross-sectoral policy approach, designed to replace the traditional, fragmented sectoral approach to water resources and management that led to poor services and unsustainable resource use. This indicator will help us in assessing whether the national water policy of the country has accepted the alternative approach of IWRM principles to the sector-by-sector, top-down management style that has dominated in the past.",null,120,0,"A. Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) is a process that promotes the coordinated development and management of water, land and related resources in order to maximise the resultant economic and social welfare in an equitable manner without compromising the sustainability of vital ecosystems.\n\nB. IWRM is a means of achieving three key strategic objectives:\n(i) Efficiency to use water resources in the best way possible;\n(ii) Equity in the allocation of water across social and economic groups;\n(iii) Environmental sustainability, to protect the water resource base, as well as associated ecosystems","EIU research","2 - Yes, the national water law or policy exists and includes IWRM principles comprehensively OR there is a separate IWRM policy in the country\n1 - Partially, the national water law or policy exists but includes only some principles of IWRM \n0 - No, the national water resources law or policy doesn't include principles of IWRM",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D6,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,1,"1.1.2) Does the national water resources law or policy refer to the principles of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM)?","1.1.2) Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) principles",null,{"$f":"$AM$4","v":"1.1) National water policy"},{"$f":"MATCH($E6,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":43},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP6),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP6))","v":1},0.33333333333333331,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,33.333333333333329,null,null,"Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) principles","1.1.2) Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) principles"]
[6,0,1,"1.1.3","PALF1_1_3","PALF1_1",3,"1_1_3","Does the national water resources law or policy refer to measures to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact?","Transboundary impact provisions","1.1.3",null,"Many international basins will face strong increase in demand for water as a result of demographic pressures, industrialisation and urbanisation. For successful management of shared water resources at the basin level, it is critical to have national legislation that is consistent with international policies and regulations.",null,"Many international basins will face strong increase in demand for water as a result of demographic pressures, industrialisation and urbanisation. For successful management of shared water resources at the basin level, it is critical to have national legislation that is consistent with international policies and regulations.",null,121,0,"A. Transboundary impact means any significant adverse effect on the environment resulting from a change in the conditions of transboundary waters caused by a human activity, the physical origin of which is situated wholly or in part within an area under the jurisdiction of a party.","EIU research","2 - Yes, the national water law or policy refer to measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact, and these measures are described comprehensively \n1 - Partially, the national water law or policy refer to measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact, but these measures are not described comprehensively\n0 - No, the national water law or policy doesn't include reference to transboundary-level impacts",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D7,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,1,"1.1.3) Does the national water resources law or policy refer to measures to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact?","1.1.3) Transboundary impact provisions",null,{"$f":"$AM$4","v":"1.1) National water policy"},{"$f":"MATCH($E7,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":44},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP7),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP7))","v":1},0.33333333333333331,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,33.333333333333329,null,null,{"$f":"IF(G7=1,K7,J7)","v":"Transboundary impact provisions"},{"$f":"IF(G7=1,BC7,CONCATENATE(D7,\") \",IF(G7>=2,J7,UPPER(BC7))))","v":"1.1.3) Transboundary impact provisions"}]
[7,0,1,1.2,"PALF1_2",{"$f":"$E$3","v":"PALF"},2,"1_2","National environmental policy","National environmental policy","National environmental policy","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n1.2.1) National wastewater discharge permitting system (25.0%)\n1.2.2) Polluter pays principle (25.0%)\n1.2.3) Transboundary Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) (25.0%)\n1.2.4) Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) public consultations (25.0%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n1.2.1) National wastewater discharge permitting system (25.0%)\n1.2.2) Polluter pays principle (25.0%)\n1.2.3) Transboundary Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) (25.0%)\n1.2.4) Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) public consultations (25.0%)",null,29,0,null,"",null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D8,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,1,"1.2) National environmental policy","1.2) National environmental policy",null,{"$f":"$AM$3","v":"1) POLICY AND LEGAL FRAMEWORKS"},{"$f":"MATCH($E8,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":10},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP8),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP8))","v":1},0.25,1,null,null,null,null,null,null,25,null,null,"National environmental policy","1.2) National environmental policy"]
[8,0,1,"1.2.1","PALF1_2_1",{"$f":"$E$8","v":"PALF1_2"},3,"1_2_1","Does the country have a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges (e.g. in industry, mining, energy, municipal, wastewater management)?","National wastewater discharge permitting system","1.2.1",null,"The permitting system of wastewater discharges by competent authorities is a crucial element of successful policies for preventing, controlling and reducing inputs of hazardous substances into aquatic ecosystems. The flow from wastewater discharges can be an essential contribution to waterway health if they are of the right environmental quality. Presence of prior licensing in the country thus ensures that relevant authority has taken action towards protecting its water resources.",null,"The permitting system of wastewater discharges by competent authorities is a crucial element of successful policies for preventing, controlling and reducing inputs of hazardous substances into aquatic ecosystems. The flow from wastewater discharges can be an essential contribution to waterway health if they are of the right environmental quality. Presence of prior licensing in the country thus ensures that relevant authority has taken action towards protecting its water resources.",null,159,0,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, for multiple sectors\n1 - Partially, for some sectors\n0 - No",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D9,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,1,"1.2.1) Does the country have a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges (e.g. in industry, mining, energy, municipal, wastewater management)?","1.2.1) National wastewater discharge permitting system",null,{"$f":"$AM$8","v":"1.2) National environmental policy"},{"$f":"MATCH($E9,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":46},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP9),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP9))","v":1},0.25,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,25,null,null,"National wastewater discharge permitting system","1.2.1) National wastewater discharge permitting system"]
[9,0,1,"1.2.2","PALF1_2_2",{"$f":"$E$8","v":"PALF1_2"},3,"1_2_2","Does the national legislation or policy apply the polluter pays principle?","Polluter pays principle","1.2.2",null,"The polluter pays principle is one of the core principles of sustainable development and is often applied as a liability and compensation mechanism. The presence of this principle in the country plays an important role in shaping the performance of its industries/commercial enterprises and obliges them adopt environmentally responsible practices.",null,"The polluter pays principle is one of the core principles of sustainable development and is often applied as a liability and compensation mechanism. The presence of this principle in the country plays an important role in shaping the performance of its industries/commercial enterprises and obliges them adopt environmentally responsible practices.",null,74,0,"The ‘polluter pays’ principle is the commonly accepted practice that those who produce pollution should bear the costs of managing it to prevent damage to human health or the environment. For instance, a factory that produces a potentially poisonous substance as a by-product of its activities is usually held responsible for its safe disposal.","EIU research","2 - Yes, there is a comprehensive polluter pays principle outlined in the national legislation or policy and it is fully adopted or implemented\n1 - Partially, the polluter pays principle is outlined in the national legislation or policy, but it is not fully adopted or implemented \n0 - No, national legislation or policy doesn't apply polluter pays principle",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D10,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,1,"1.2.2) Does the national legislation or policy apply the polluter pays principle?","1.2.2) Polluter pays principle",null,{"$f":"$AM$8","v":"1.2) National environmental policy"},{"$f":"MATCH($E10,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":47},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP10),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP10))","v":1},0.25,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,25,null,null,"Polluter pays principle","1.2.2) Polluter pays principle"]
[10,0,1,"1.2.3","PALF1_2_3","PALF1_2",3,"1_2_3","Does the country require Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted for transboundary-level projects?","Transboundary Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)","1.2.3",null,"The transboundary projects cover at least two countries, are likely to have significant environmental effects in each, and involve many stakeholders. The transboundary approach of conducting an EIA will minimise misunderstandings among stakeholders, increase collaboration between countries and local entities, and ensure a well-informed and active public. Overall, this would lead to minimising any possible tensions among the affected parties.",null,"The transboundary projects cover at least two countries, are likely to have significant environmental effects in each, and involve many stakeholders. The transboundary approach of conducting an EIA will minimise misunderstandings among stakeholders, increase collaboration between countries and local entities, and ensure a well-informed and active public. Overall, this would lead to minimising any possible tensions among the affected parties.",null,112,0,"EIA: An environmental impact assessment identifies and predicts the impact on of a measure or project on the environment and on man's health and well-being before the project is realised.","EIU research","2 - Yes, EIA is required for transboundary-level projects and procedures to conduct are described in detail in the national legislation or policy \n1 - Partially, EIA is required for transboundary-level projects, but the procedures to conduct it are not described in detail in the national legislation or policy\n0 - No, EIA is not required for transboundary-level projects",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D11,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,1,"1.2.3) Does the country require Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted for transboundary-level projects?","1.2.3) Transboundary Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)",null,{"$f":"$AM$8","v":"1.2) National environmental policy"},{"$f":"MATCH($E11,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":48},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP11),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP11))","v":1},0.25,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,25,null,null,"Transboundary Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)","1.2.3) Transboundary Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)"]
[11,0,1,"1.2.4","PALF1_2_4","PALF1_2",3,"1_2_4","Does the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) require public consultations?","Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) public consultations","1.2.4",null,"The requirement for public consultation for projects with potential impacts on the marine environment beyond national jurisdiction is vital to promote the transparency and legitimacy of decision-making processes in projects with transboundary effects. It will not only minimise or avoid public controversy, confrontation and delay, but will also offer the opportunity for people to provide suggestions on a proposed undertaking to influence the decision-making process. Public participation, if ignored, may lead to conflicts and problems for project implementation, acceptability and sustainability.",null,"The requirement for public consultation for projects with potential impacts on the marine environment beyond national jurisdiction is vital to promote the transparency and legitimacy of decision-making processes in projects with transboundary effects. It will not only minimise or avoid public controversy, confrontation and delay, but will also offer the opportunity for people to provide suggestions on a proposed undertaking to influence the decision-making process. Public participation, if ignored, may lead to conflicts and problems for project implementation, acceptability and sustainability.",null,76,0,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, EIA requires public consultation to be conducted for all projects\n1 - Partially, EIA requires public consultations only for some projects\n0 - No, public consultations are not required in the EIA process",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D12,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,1,"1.2.4) Does the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) require public consultations?","1.2.4) Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) public consultations",null,{"$f":"$AM$8","v":"1.2) National environmental policy"},{"$f":"MATCH($E12,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":49},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP12),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP12))","v":1},0.25,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,25,null,null,"Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) public consultations","1.2.4) Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) public consultations"]
[12,0,1,1.3,"PALF1_3",{"$f":"$E$3","v":"PALF"},2,"1_3","International water conventions","International water conventions","International water conventions","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n1.3.1) International water conventions (100.0%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n1.3.1) International water conventions (100.0%)",null,31,0,null,"",null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D13,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,1,"1.3) International water conventions","1.3) International water conventions",null,{"$f":"$AM$3","v":"1) POLICY AND LEGAL FRAMEWORKS"},{"$f":"MATCH($E13,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":11},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP13),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP13))","v":1},0.25,1,{"$f":"IF($R13=\"Qualitative\",\"No\",\"\")","v":""},{"$f":"IF($R13=\"Qualitative\",\"Yes\",\"\")","v":""},null,null,null,null,25,null,null,"International water conventions","1.3) International water conventions"]
[13,0,1,"1.3.1","PALF1_3_1",{"$f":"$E$13","v":"PALF1_3"},3,"1_3_1","Has the country ratified any of the following international or regional water conventions?","International water conventions","1.3.1",null,"Ratifying an international convention indicates the consent of the state to be bound to a treaty. If the country has ratified any international water convention, this means that the country has signed it, and fulfilled its national legislative requirements that ensure the sustainable use of transboundary water resources by facilitating cooperation.",null,"Ratifying an international convention indicates the consent of the state to be bound to a treaty. If the country has ratified any international water convention, this means that the country has signed it, and fulfilled its national legislative requirements that ensure the sustainable use of transboundary water resources by facilitating cooperation.",null,90,0," A. ‘Ratification’ is an act by which a state signifies an agreement to be legally bound by the terms of a particular treaty. To ratify a treaty, the country first signs it and then fulfils its own national legislative requirements. ","EIU research","2 - Yes, the country has ratified to one of the global UN conventions\n1 - Partially, the country has ratified only to a regional convention\n0 - No, the country has not ratified to any international or regional water convention \n\n(i) 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of TBW and International Lakes (Water Convention)\n(ii) 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses\n(iii) Regional water convention (e.g. Convention for the prevention of conflicts related to the management of shared water resources in Central Africa)",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D14,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,1,"1.3.1) Has the country ratified any of the following international or regional water conventions?","1.3.1) International water conventions",null,{"$f":"$AM$13","v":"1.3) International water conventions"},{"$f":"MATCH($E14,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":51},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP14),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP14))","v":1},1,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,100,null,null,"International water conventions","1.3.1) International water conventions"]
[14,0,1,1.4,"PALF1_4",{"$f":"$E$3","v":"PALF"},2,"1_4","Basin water policy framework","Basin water policy framework","Basin water policy framework","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n1.4.1) Transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement  (20.0%)\n1.4.2) Joint management plan (20.0%)\n1.4.3) Water allocation mechanism (20.0%)\n1.4.4) Transboundary water management (TBWM) sectoral scope  (20.0%)\n1.4.5) Dispute resolution mechanism (20.0%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n1.4.1) Transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement  (20.0%)\n1.4.2) Joint management plan (20.0%)\n1.4.3) Water allocation mechanism (20.0%)\n1.4.4) Transboundary water management (TBWM) sectoral scope  (20.0%)\n1.4.5) Dispute resolution mechanism (20.0%)",null,28,0,null,"",null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D15,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,2,"1.4) Basin water policy framework","1.4) Basin water policy framework",null,{"$f":"$AM$3","v":"1) POLICY AND LEGAL FRAMEWORKS"},{"$f":"MATCH($E15,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":12},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP15),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP15))","v":1},0.25,1,null,null,null,null,null,null,25,null,null,"Basin water policy framework","1.4) Basin water policy framework"]
[15,0,1,"1.4.1","PALF1_4_1",{"$f":"$E$15","v":"PALF1_4"},3,"1_4_1","Does the country have any formal transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the basin states?","Transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement ","1.4.1",null,"Cooperation among states is essential for addressing transboundary concerns related to water management and ensuring the sustainability of the environment. Such cooperative management of shared water resources can contribute to economic development, food security and regional integration. By engaging in a number of multilateral and bilateral agreements, countries can regulate the management, development, protection and use of shared water resources.",null,"Cooperation among states is essential for addressing transboundary concerns related to water management and ensuring the sustainability of the environment. Such cooperative management of shared water resources can contribute to economic development, food security and regional integration. By engaging in a number of multilateral and bilateral agreements, countries can regulate the management, development, protection and use of shared water resources.",null,103,0,"A. TBWM agreement can be a bilateral or multilateral treaty, MoU, convention, agreement or other formal arrangement among riparian countries that provides a framework for cooperation on transboundary water management","EIU research","3 - Yes, the country is a full member of a multilateral TBWM agreement pertaining to the basin \n2 - Partially, the country has bilateral TBWM agreements with multiple countries in the basin OR the country is not a signatory of the multilateral agreement but has an observor status\n1 - Partially, the country only has a bilateral agreement with one country in the basin \n0 - No, the country does not have formal agreements with any country in the basin",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-3)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D16,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,3,null,2,"1.4.1) Does the country have any formal transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the basin states?","1.4.1) Transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement ",null,{"$f":"$AM$15","v":"1.4) Basin water policy framework"},{"$f":"MATCH($E16,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":53},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP16),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP16))","v":1},0.2,4,"Yes","Partially","Limited","No",null,null,20,null,null,"Transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement ","1.4.1) Transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement "]
[16,0,1,"1.4.2","PALF1_4_2",{"$f":"$E$15","v":"PALF1_4"},3,"1_4_2","Is there a joint or coordinated management plan or strategy being developed by the joint body specifically on the transboundary waters subject to cooperation?","Joint management plan","1.4.2",null,"Basin management plans are developed to coordinate the use of shared basins, promote sustainable development, and establish a politically acceptable way of gaining the cooperation of riparian states. Having such a plan helps in strategic decision-making at the basin level, which further guides actions at sub-basin or local levels.",null,"Basin management plans are developed to coordinate the use of shared basins, promote sustainable development, and establish a politically acceptable way of gaining the cooperation of riparian states. Having such a plan helps in strategic decision-making at the basin level, which further guides actions at sub-basin or local levels.",null,158,0,"A. “Water-management plan” means a plan for the development, management, protection and/or use of the water within a territorial area or groundwater aquifer, including the protection of the associated ecosystems.","EIU research","2 - Yes, there is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) and the country is a full-member of the RBO\n1 - Partially, for e.g) the country has a separate bilateral agreement such as MoUs with the RBO which covers some parts of the plan\n0 - No, there is no management plan OR there is no formal collaboration",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D17,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,2,"1.4.2) Is there a joint or coordinated management plan or strategy being developed by the joint body specifically on the transboundary waters subject to cooperation?","1.4.2) Joint management plan",null,{"$f":"$AM$15","v":"1.4) Basin water policy framework"},{"$f":"MATCH($E17,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":54},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP17),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP17))","v":1},0.2,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,20,null,null,"Joint management plan","1.4.2) Joint management plan"]
[17,0,1,"1.4.3","PALF1_4_3","PALF1_4",3,"1_4_3","Does the agreement/management plan outline methods of water sharing/water allocation?","Water allocation mechanism","1.4.3",null,"Growing water scarcity, climate variability and increasing water needs for economic development have led to a rising global interest in water allocation practices. Equitable and effective water allocation is thus an essential foundation for sustainable development, as well as one of the biggest challenges in water management and protection. Cooperation on water allocation made mandatory through agreement ensures the quantity, quality and sustainable use of transboundary water resources.",null,"Growing water scarcity, climate variability and increasing water needs for economic development have led to a rising global interest in water allocation practices. Equitable and effective water allocation is thus an essential foundation for sustainable development, as well as one of the biggest challenges in water management and protection. Cooperation on water allocation made mandatory through agreement ensures the quantity, quality and sustainable use of transboundary water resources.",null,85,0,"A. Water allocation plans: As water is a shared resource, water rights should be flexible in terms of allocation in order to accommodate changes. Preparing a master plan that reflects individual sector plans facilitates the coordination among various sectors and advocates the most appropriate utilization of a basin’s resource.","EIU research","2 - Yes, there is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) which covers water sharing/water allocation and the country is a full member of the RBO  \n1 - Partially, for e.g) the country has a separate bilateral agreement such as MoUs with the RBO which covers aspects of water sharing/water allocation\n0 - No, there is no management plan OR there is no formal collaboration on water sharing/water allocation",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D18,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,2,"1.4.3) Does the agreement/management plan outline methods of water sharing/water allocation?","1.4.3) Water allocation mechanism",null,{"$f":"$AM$15","v":"1.4) Basin water policy framework"},{"$f":"MATCH($E18,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":55},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP18),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP18))","v":1},0.2,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,20,null,null,"Water allocation mechanism","1.4.3) Water allocation mechanism"]
[18,0,1,"1.4.4","PALF1_4_4","PALF1_4",3,"1_4_4","Does the sectoral scope of the agreement/management plan cover multiple sectors?","Transboundary water management (TBWM) sectoral scope ","1.4.4",null,"For any country, water governance is about striking a balance between the demands for water from various sectors such as agriculture, energy, industry, household consumption, and the environment. Combining regional cooperation in water-related sub-sectors not only optimises water use but also expands the ‘zone’ of possible areas where different riparian states can cooperate. Moreover, as hydrological interdependence grows, users in various sectors in different countries become increasingly linked together, which further enhances the need for effective and coordinated management of transboundary water resources.",null,"For any country, water governance is about striking a balance between the demands for water from various sectors such as agriculture, energy, industry, household consumption, and the environment. Combining regional cooperation in water-related sub-sectors not only optimises water use but also expands the ‘zone’ of possible areas where different riparian states can cooperate. Moreover, as hydrological interdependence grows, users in various sectors in different countries become increasingly linked together, which further enhances the need for effective and coordinated management of transboundary water resources.",null,80,0,"A. Sectoral scope may either cover 'all water uses', 'single water use or sector', or 'several water uses or sectors'.\n\nB. Sectors may include: industry; agriculture; transport (e.g., navigation); households; energy: hydropower and other energy types; tourism; nature protection etc. ","EIU research","2 - Yes, there is a management plan developed by the joint body which covers multiple sectors and the country is a full-member of the joint body\n1 - Partially, for e.g) the country has a bilateral agreement such as MoUs with the joint body which covers only limited sectors\n0 - No, there is no management plan or there is no formal collaboration ",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D19,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,2,"1.4.4) Does the sectoral scope of the agreement/management plan cover multiple sectors?","1.4.4) Transboundary water management (TBWM) sectoral scope ",null,{"$f":"$AM$15","v":"1.4) Basin water policy framework"},{"$f":"MATCH($E19,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":56},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP19),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP19))","v":1},0.2,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,20,null,null,"Transboundary water management (TBWM) sectoral scope ","1.4.4) Transboundary water management (TBWM) sectoral scope "]
[19,0,1,"1.4.5","PALF1_4_5","PALF1_4",3,"1_4_5","Does the agreement/management plan outline a dispute resolution mechanism?","Dispute resolution mechanism","1.4.5",null,"Incorporating a clear mechanism for dispute resolution is vital for effective long-term basin management. The dispute resolution clause in the TBWM agreement lays out a mechanism for the resolution of disputes among the member countries involved. Due to the strong increase in the demand of water, there is a strong possibility of conflicts occurring among riparian states, and hence, a dispute resolution clause in the agreement would allow for a speedy resolution on mutually agreed terms. ",null,"Incorporating a clear mechanism for dispute resolution is vital for effective long-term basin management. The dispute resolution clause in the TBWM agreement lays out a mechanism for the resolution of disputes among the member countries involved. Due to the strong increase in the demand of water, there is a strong possibility of conflicts occurring among riparian states, and hence, a dispute resolution clause in the agreement would allow for a speedy resolution on mutually agreed terms. ",null,74,0,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, there is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) which covers dispute resolution mechanisms and the country is a full-member of the RBO\n1 - Partially, for e.g) the country has a bilateral agreement such as MoUs with the RBO which covers aspects of dispute settlements\n0 - No, there is no management plan OR there is no formal collaboration on dispute settlements",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D20,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,2,"1.4.5) Does the agreement/management plan outline a dispute resolution mechanism?","1.4.5) Dispute resolution mechanism",null,{"$f":"$AM$15","v":"1.4) Basin water policy framework"},{"$f":"MATCH($E20,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":57},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP20),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP20))","v":1},0.2,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,20,null,null,"Dispute resolution mechanism","1.4.5) Dispute resolution mechanism"]
[20,0,2,2,"IAAP",{"$f":"$E$2","v":"OVERALL"},1,2,"Institutional arrangements and participation","Institutional arrangements and participation","Institutions and participation","The pillar score is the weighted sum of the following category scores:\n\n2.1) National water agency (16.7%)\n2.2) National stakeholder engagement (16.7%)\n2.3) National data sharing (16.7%)\n2.4) Basin level body (16.7%)\n2.5) Basin stakeholder engagement (16.7%)\n2.6) Basin data sharing (16.7%)",null,null,"The pillar score is the weighted sum of the following category scores:\n\n2.1) National water agency (16.7%)\n2.2) National stakeholder engagement (16.7%)\n2.3) National data sharing (16.7%)\n2.4) Basin level body (16.7%)\n2.5) Basin stakeholder engagement (16.7%)\n2.6) Basin data sharing (16.7%)",null,44,0,null,"",null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D21,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,0,"2) INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS AND PARTICIPATION","2) INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS AND PARTICIPATION",null,{"$f":"$AM$2","v":"OVERALL SCORE"},{"$f":"MATCH($E21,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":2},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP21),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP21))","v":1},0.2,1,null,null,null,null,null,null,20,null,null,"Institutions and participation","Institutions and participation"]
[21,0,2,2.1,{"$f":"$E$21&H22","v":"IAAP2_1"},{"$f":"$E$21","v":"IAAP"},2,"2_1","National water agency","National water agency","National water agency","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n2.1.1) National water agency (50.0%)\n2.1.2) National water capacity building (50.0%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n2.1.1) National water agency (50.0%)\n2.1.2) National water capacity building (50.0%)",null,21,0,null,"",null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D22,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,1,"2.1) National water agency","2.1) National water agency",null,{"$f":"$AM$21","v":"2) INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS AND PARTICIPATION"},{"$f":"MATCH($E22,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":14},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP22),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP22))","v":1},0.16666666666666666,1,"","",null,null,null,null,16.666666666666664,null,null,"National water agency","2.1) National water agency"]
[22,0,2,"2.1.1",{"$f":"$E$21&H23","v":"IAAP2_1_1"},{"$f":"$E$22","v":"IAAP2_1"},3,"2_1_1","Is there a dedicated ministry or central agency responsible for water resources management in the country?","National water agency","2.1.1",null,"For maintenance of quality and efficient use of water resources to match the growing demand for water, it is vital to have a dedicated ministry responsible for water resources management. Such a department is responsible for laying down policy guidelines and programmes for the development and regulation of a country's water resources. If the country has a dedicated ministry, it indicates a step towards optimal sustainable development of water resources.",null,"For maintenance of quality and efficient use of water resources to match the growing demand for water, it is vital to have a dedicated ministry responsible for water resources management. Such a department is responsible for laying down policy guidelines and programmes for the development and regulation of a country's water resources. If the country has a dedicated ministry, it indicates a step towards optimal sustainable development of water resources.",null,106,0,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, such an agency exists in the country and it includes sustainable and efficient water use management in its mandate\n1 - Partially, such an agency exists in the country but doesn't include sustainable and efficient water use management in its mandate\n0 - No such agency exists in the country",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D23,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,1,"2.1.1) Is there a dedicated ministry or central agency responsible for water resources management in the country?","2.1.1) National water agency",null,{"$f":"$AM$22","v":"2.1) National water agency"},{"$f":"MATCH($E23,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":59},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP23),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP23))","v":1},0.5,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,50,null,null,"National water agency","2.1.1) National water agency"]
[23,0,2,"2.1.2","IAAP2_1_2",{"$f":"$E$22","v":"IAAP2_1"},3,"2_1_2","Does the agency run any capacity-building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country?","National water capacity building","2.1.2",null,"People benefit from participating in capacity-building activities since it helps them to enhance their understanding of water resources management. The presence of these programmes in the country indicates an attempt at establishing an environment that allows the relevant stakeholders to share what they have learned as well as discuss problems and ideas for sustainable water management.",null,"People benefit from participating in capacity-building activities since it helps them to enhance their understanding of water resources management. The presence of these programmes in the country indicates an attempt at establishing an environment that allows the relevant stakeholders to share what they have learned as well as discuss problems and ideas for sustainable water management.",null,118,0,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, the agency runs comprehensive capacity development programmes across the country as well as with different stakeholders\n1 - Partially, the agency has some capacity development initiatives, but these are ad-hoc or are limited geographically\n0 - No, the agency does not run any capacity building programmes",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D24,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,1,"2.1.2) Does the agency run any capacity-building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country?","2.1.2) National water capacity building",null,{"$f":"$AM$22","v":"2.1) National water agency"},{"$f":"MATCH($E24,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":60},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP24),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP24))","v":1},0.5,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,50,null,null,"National water capacity building","2.1.2) National water capacity building"]
[24,0,2,2.2000000000000002,"IAAP2_2",{"$f":"$E$21","v":"IAAP"},2,"2_2","National stakeholder engagement","National stakeholder engagement","National stakeholder engagement","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n2.2.1) Inter-ministerial stakeholder engagement (33.3%)\n2.2.2) Regional and local stakeholders engagement (33.3%)\n2.2.3) Broader public stakeholders engagement (33.3%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n2.2.1) Inter-ministerial stakeholder engagement (33.3%)\n2.2.2) Regional and local stakeholders engagement (33.3%)\n2.2.3) Broader public stakeholders engagement (33.3%)",null,31,0,null,"",null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D25,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0",0,0,"",1,"","",null,1,"2.2) National stakeholder engagement","2.2) National stakeholder engagement",null,{"$f":"$AM$21","v":"2) INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS AND PARTICIPATION"},{"$f":"MATCH($E25,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":15},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP25),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP25))","v":1},0.16666666666666666,1,"","",null,null,null,null,16.666666666666664,null,null,"National stakeholder engagement","2.2) National stakeholder engagement"]
[25,0,2,"2.2.1","IAAP2_2_1",{"$f":"$E$25","v":"IAAP2_2"},3,"2_2_1","Is there a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management?","Inter-ministerial stakeholder engagement","2.2.1",null,"Engaging different ministries such as those of agriculture and energy in water-related matters enables better decision-making and planning around water resources. It facilitates the design and implementation of effective, efficient and inclusive water governance policies in a manner of shared responsibility across all levels of government to meet current and future water challenges. Hence, the presence of such a platform in the country helps it to address institutional fragmentation in the water sector as well as to align divergent objectives.",null,"Engaging different ministries such as those of agriculture and energy in water-related matters enables better decision-making and planning around water resources. It facilitates the design and implementation of effective, efficient and inclusive water governance policies in a manner of shared responsibility across all levels of government to meet current and future water challenges. Hence, the presence of such a platform in the country helps it to address institutional fragmentation in the water sector as well as to align divergent objectives.",null,139,0,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, such platform exists for consultation with other ministeries on water\n1-  Partially, such platform exists for consultation with other ministeries but is not specific to water\n0 - No such platform for consultation exists",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D26,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,1,"2.2.1) Is there a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management?","2.2.1) Inter-ministerial stakeholder engagement",null,{"$f":"$AM$25","v":"2.2) National stakeholder engagement"},{"$f":"MATCH($E26,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":62},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP26),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP26))","v":1},0.33333333333333331,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,33.333333333333329,null,null,"Inter-ministerial stakeholder engagement","2.2.1) Inter-ministerial stakeholder engagement"]
[26,0,2,"2.2.2","IAAP2_2_2",{"$f":"$E$25","v":"IAAP2_2"},3,"2_2_2","Is there a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at the national level?","Regional and local stakeholders engagement","2.2.2",null,"Rural and irrigation cooperatives, water commissions and water juries play an essential role in local water management and resolving disputes between local stakeholders. There is a need to develop a platform for local stakeholders to take part in decision-making and planning on water-related matters, as these bodies are vital in the coordination of various actors and interests at the local level, as well as in providing the required political, financial and practical support to the national water authorities. ",null,"Rural and irrigation cooperatives, water commissions and water juries play an essential role in local water management and resolving disputes between local stakeholders. There is a need to develop a platform for local stakeholders to take part in decision-making and planning on water-related matters, as these bodies are vital in the coordination of various actors and interests at the local level, as well as in providing the required political, financial and practical support to the national water authorities. ",null,128,0,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, such platform exists for consultation with many local stakeholders\n1 - Partially, such platform exists for consultation with only limited local stakeholders\n0 - No such platform for consultation exists",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D27,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,1,"2.2.2) Is there a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at the national level?","2.2.2) Regional and local stakeholders engagement",null,{"$f":"$AM$25","v":"2.2) National stakeholder engagement"},{"$f":"MATCH($E27,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":63},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP27),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP27))","v":1},0.33333333333333331,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,33.333333333333329,null,null,"Regional and local stakeholders engagement","2.2.2) Regional and local stakeholders engagement"]
[27,0,2,"2.2.3","IAAP2_2_3","IAAP2_2",3,"2_2_3","Is there a platform that enables the private sector and all social groups (including women and marginalised societies) to be involved in decision making regarding water resources management and use?","Broader public stakeholders engagement","2.2.3",null,"All stakeholders, such as private sector, interest groups, as well as all social groups, including women and marginalised groups, should be engaged in consultations for management and development of water resources to promote water cooperation at the local, national and international levels. If the country has established such a platform for discussion, it means that communication channels are opened for these stakeholders to take part in decision-making and planning of projects related to the water sector, as they are vital in providing the required political, financial and practical support to the national water authorities. ",null,"All stakeholders, such as private sector, interest groups, as well as all social groups, including women and marginalised groups, should be engaged in consultations for management and development of water resources to promote water cooperation at the local, national and international levels. If the country has established such a platform for discussion, it means that communication channels are opened for these stakeholders to take part in decision-making and planning of projects related to the water sector, as they are vital in providing the required political, financial and practical support to the national water authorities. ",null,198,0,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, such platform exists for consultation with both private sector and marginalized societies (including women) \n1 - Partially, such platform exists for consultation with either one of them\n0 - No such platform for consultation exists",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D28,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,1,"2.2.3) Is there a platform that enables the private sector and all social groups (including women and marginalised societies) to be involved in decision making regarding water resources management and use?","2.2.3) Broader public stakeholders engagement",null,{"$f":"$AM$25","v":"2.2) National stakeholder engagement"},{"$f":"MATCH($E28,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":64},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP28),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP28))","v":1},0.33333333333333331,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,33.333333333333329,null,null,"Broader public stakeholders engagement","2.2.3) Broader public stakeholders engagement"]
[28,0,2,2.2999999999999998,"IAAP2_3",{"$f":"$E$21","v":"IAAP"},2,"2_3","National data sharing","National data sharing","National data sharing","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n2.3.1) Inter-ministerial data sharing (50.0%)\n2.3.2) National public data sharing (50.0%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n2.3.1) Inter-ministerial data sharing (50.0%)\n2.3.2) National public data sharing (50.0%)",null,21,0,null,"",null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D29,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,1,"2.3) National data sharing","2.3) National data sharing",null,{"$f":"$AM$21","v":"2) INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS AND PARTICIPATION"},{"$f":"MATCH($E29,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":16},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP29),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP29))","v":1},0.16666666666666666,1,"","",null,null,null,null,16.666666666666664,null,null,"National data sharing","2.3) National data sharing"]
[29,0,2,"2.3.1","IAAP2_3_1",{"$f":"$E$29","v":"IAAP2_3"},3,"2_3_1","Does the national-level body share water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries)?","Inter-ministerial data sharing","2.3.1",null,"Sharing water-related data with other ministries, such as those of energy and agriculture, enables better decision-making and planning around water resources. It facilitates the design and implementation of effective, efficient and inclusive water governance policies in a manner of shared responsibility across all levels of government to meet current and future water challenges.",null,"Sharing water-related data with other ministries, such as those of energy and agriculture, enables better decision-making and planning around water resources. It facilitates the design and implementation of effective, efficient and inclusive water governance policies in a manner of shared responsibility across all levels of government to meet current and future water challenges.",null,100,0,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, there are mechanisms to share data with other ministeries\n1 - Partially, there are some data sharing mechanisms, but these are done on ad-hoc basis\n0 - No such data-sharing mechanism exists",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D30,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,1,"2.3.1) Does the national-level body share water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries)?","2.3.1) Inter-ministerial data sharing",null,{"$f":"$AM$29","v":"2.3) National data sharing"},{"$f":"MATCH($E30,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":66},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP30),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP30))","v":1},0.5,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,50,null,null,"Inter-ministerial data sharing","2.3.1) Inter-ministerial data sharing"]
[30,0,2,"2.3.2","IAAP2_3_2",{"$f":"$E$29","v":"IAAP2_3"},3,"2_3_2","Are there mechanisms to share data at the local level as well as with the broader public?","National public data sharing","2.3.2",null,"By sharing water-related data at the local level and with the broader public, the government enables rational debate, and better decision-making and use in meeting civil society's needs. If the data is publicly available, it signifies the government’s action in facilitating access to the wider area of the network for national planning, development and awareness of water resources.",null,"By sharing water-related data at the local level and with the broader public, the government enables rational debate, and better decision-making and use in meeting civil society's needs. If the data is publicly available, it signifies the government’s action in facilitating access to the wider area of the network for national planning, development and awareness of water resources.",null,89,0,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, there are permanent database or regular reports on data that are published and updated regularly as well as are publicly available\n1 - Partially, there are publicly available reports on data, but these are published on ad-hoc basis\n0 - No such data-sharing mechanism exists",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D31,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,1,"2.3.2) Are there mechanisms to share data at the local level as well as with the broader public?","2.3.2) National public data sharing",null,{"$f":"$AM$29","v":"2.3) National data sharing"},{"$f":"MATCH($E31,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":67},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP31),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP31))","v":1},0.5,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,50,null,null,"National public data sharing","2.3.2) National public data sharing"]
[31,0,2,2.4,"IAAP2_4",{"$f":"$E$21","v":"IAAP"},2,"2_4","Basin level body","Basin level body","Basin level body","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n2.4.1) Joint River Basin Organisation (RBO) operational body  (33.3%)\n2.4.2) River Basin Organisation (RBO) secretariat (33.3%)\n2.4.3) Joint water capacity building (33.3%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n2.4.1) Joint River Basin Organisation (RBO) operational body  (33.3%)\n2.4.2) River Basin Organisation (RBO) secretariat (33.3%)\n2.4.3) Joint water capacity building (33.3%)",null,16,0,null,"",null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D32,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,2,"2.4) Basin level body","2.4) Basin level body",null,{"$f":"$AM$21","v":"2) INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS AND PARTICIPATION"},{"$f":"MATCH($E32,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":17},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP32),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP32))","v":1},0.16666666666666666,1,null,null,null,null,null,null,16.666666666666664,null,null,"Basin level body","2.4) Basin level body"]
[32,0,2,"2.4.1","IAAP2_4_1",{"$f":"$E$32","v":"IAAP2_4"},3,"2_4_1","Is the country a member of a joint operational body formed from a transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the basin states?","Joint River Basin Organisation (RBO) operational body ","2.4.1",null,"Cooperation among states is vital for addressing transboundary concerns related to water management and ensuring the sustainability of our environment. Such cooperative management of shared water resources can contribute to economic development, food security and regional integration. Fostering the development of agreements, along with establishing joint institutions will strengthen and broaden cooperation among countries at both political and technical levels.  ",null,"Cooperation among states is vital for addressing transboundary concerns related to water management and ensuring the sustainability of our environment. Such cooperative management of shared water resources can contribute to economic development, food security and regional integration. Fostering the development of agreements, along with establishing joint institutions will strengthen and broaden cooperation among countries at both political and technical levels.  ",null,136,0,"A. Joint body or institutions means any bilateral or multilateral commission or other appropriate institutional arrangements for cooperation between the riparian parties. For e.g. river basin organizations (RBOs), these institutions are basically institutionalized forms of cooperation that are based on binding international agreements covering the geographically defined area of international river or lake basins characterized by principles, norms, rules and governance mechanisms.","EIU research","2 - Yes, there is a joint operational body in place and the country is its full member\n1 - Partially, for e.g) there is a joint operational body in place but the country is either its observer or a dialogue partner\n0 - No, there is no formal joint operational body",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D33,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,2,"2.4.1) Is the country a member of a joint operational body formed from a transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the basin states?","2.4.1) Joint River Basin Organisation (RBO) operational body ",null,{"$f":"$AM$32","v":"2.4) Basin level body"},{"$f":"MATCH($E33,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":69},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP33),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP33))","v":1},0.33333333333333331,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,33.333333333333329,null,null,"Joint River Basin Organisation (RBO) operational body ","2.4.1) Joint River Basin Organisation (RBO) operational body "]
[33,0,2,"2.4.2","IAAP2_4_2",{"$f":"$E$32","v":"IAAP2_4"},3,"2_4_2","Is the country a member of a permanent secretariat?","River Basin Organisation (RBO) secretariat","2.4.2",null,"The secretariat is the operational arm of the joint body and performs technical and administrative functions. It facilitates regional meetings of the member countries and provides technical advice on joint planning, coordination and cooperation. To ensure the smooth functioning of the joint body, it is vital to have a secretariat in place that will ensure the implementation of the decisions taken by this joint body.",null,"The secretariat is the operational arm of the joint body and performs technical and administrative functions. It facilitates regional meetings of the member countries and provides technical advice on joint planning, coordination and cooperation. To ensure the smooth functioning of the joint body, it is vital to have a secretariat in place that will ensure the implementation of the decisions taken by this joint body.",null,51,1,"A. Secretariat is the department that fulfils its central administrative or general secretary duties. It is defined as an office responsible for administrative duties, maintaining records, and overseeing or performing secretarial duties.","EIU research","2 - Yes, there is a centralized permanent secretariat in place and country is a full member of it\n1 - Partially, for e.g) there is a centralized permanent secretariat in place but the country only has a observor status in it OR there is no centralized permanent secretariat but each country has its own secretariat\n0 - No, there is no permanent secretariat",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D34,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,2,"2.4.2) Is the country a member of a permanent secretariat?","2.4.2) River Basin Organisation (RBO) secretariat",null,{"$f":"$AM$32","v":"2.4) Basin level body"},{"$f":"MATCH($E34,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":70},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP34),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP34))","v":1},0.33333333333333331,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,33.333333333333329,null,null,"River Basin Organisation (RBO) secretariat","2.4.2) River Basin Organisation (RBO) secretariat"]
[34,0,2,"2.4.3","IAAP2_4_3","IAAP2_4",3,"2_4_3","Are there any joint capacity-building practices run by the operational joint body?","Joint water capacity building","2.4.3",null,"Capacity building for water diplomacy, governance and management through targeted training is essential for sustainable water cooperation. By participating in joint capacity-building exercises, basin states will be able to improve their performance as well as increase the knowledge base required for further action. It will also help in building relationships among people working along the river in riparian countries and develop trust among them.  ",null,"Capacity building for water diplomacy, governance and management through targeted training is essential for sustainable water cooperation. By participating in joint capacity-building exercises, basin states will be able to improve their performance as well as increase the knowledge base required for further action. It will also help in building relationships among people working along the river in riparian countries and develop trust among them.  ",null,82,0,"A. Capacity building exercises refers to the activities under which responsible authorities are trained to adapt to the complexity of water challenges that need to be met and upskill them with the required knowledge and technical skills, including planning, rule-making, project management, finance, budgeting, data collection and monitoring, risk management and evaluation.\n","EIU research","2 - Yes, there are joint capacity building exercises run by the joint body such as RBO and the country participates extensively in them\n1 - Partially, for e.g) the country participates only at some level of capacity building exercises run by the RBO\n0 - No, there are no capacity building exercises run by the RBO",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D35,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,2,"2.4.3) Are there any joint capacity-building practices run by the operational joint body?","2.4.3) Joint water capacity building",null,{"$f":"$AM$32","v":"2.4) Basin level body"},{"$f":"MATCH($E35,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":71},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP35),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP35))","v":1},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR(AQ35/SUMIF($F$2:$F$107,$F35,AQ$2:AQ$107)),0,AQ35/SUMIF($F$2:$F$107,$F35,AQ$2:AQ$107))","v":0.33333333333333331},3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,33.333333333333329,null,null,"Joint water capacity building","2.4.3) Joint water capacity building"]
[35,0,2,2.5,"IAAP2_5",{"$f":"$E$21","v":"IAAP"},2,"2_5","Basin stakeholder engagement","Basin stakeholder engagement","Basin stakeholder engagement","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n2.5.1) Inter-governmental stakeholder engagement (50.0%)\n2.5.2) Basin public stakeholder engagement (50.0%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n2.5.1) Inter-governmental stakeholder engagement (50.0%)\n2.5.2) Basin public stakeholder engagement (50.0%)",null,28,0,null,"",null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D36,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,2,"2.5) Basin stakeholder engagement","2.5) Basin stakeholder engagement",null,{"$f":"$AM$21","v":"2) INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS AND PARTICIPATION"},{"$f":"MATCH($E36,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":18},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP36),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP36))","v":1},0.16666666666666666,1,"","",null,null,null,null,16.666666666666664,null,null,"Basin stakeholder engagement","2.5) Basin stakeholder engagement"]
[36,0,2,"2.5.1","IAAP2_5_1",{"$f":"$E$36","v":"IAAP2_5"},3,"2_5_1","Is there any organisational structure by the joint body for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial (or above) level?","Inter-governmental stakeholder engagement","2.5.1",null,"Engaging senior leaders is necessary to fulfil many important functions that provide the basis for cooperation and thus joint river basin management. Engagement of riparian states taking place at the ministerial level indicates a readiness of these states to advance the current achievement of building trust to start building a regional mechanism that is institutionalised and supported by high-level decision-makers. ",null,"Engaging senior leaders is necessary to fulfil many important functions that provide the basis for cooperation and thus joint river basin management. Engagement of riparian states taking place at the ministerial level indicates a readiness of these states to advance the current achievement of building trust to start building a regional mechanism that is institutionalised and supported by high-level decision-makers. ",null,130,0,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, such a platform for consultation among basin states exist in the joint body and the country is a full member of it\n1 - Partially, such a platform for consultation among basin states exist in the joint body but the country only has an observor status\n0 - No such platform for consultation exists",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D37,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,2,"2.5.1) Is there any organisational structure by the joint body for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial (or above) level?","2.5.1) Inter-governmental stakeholder engagement",null,{"$f":"$AM$36","v":"2.5) Basin stakeholder engagement"},{"$f":"MATCH($E37,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":73},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP37),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP37))","v":1},0.5,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,50,null,null,"Inter-governmental stakeholder engagement","2.5.1) Inter-governmental stakeholder engagement"]
[37,0,2,"2.5.2","IAAP2_5_2",{"$f":"$E$36","v":"IAAP2_5"},3,"2_5_2","Is there any organisational structure by the joint body to engage different stakeholders? ","Basin public stakeholder engagement","2.5.2",null,"Stakeholder engagement is key to the coordination of various actors and interests at the local and river basin level. It can be facilitated by stakeholder platforms in which different stakeholders have the space to articulate their concerns and come to negotiated settlements. Hence, engaging the broad range of stakeholders at the basin level in water-related decision-making holds the promise of raising awareness about risks and related costs, builds the social and political acceptability of related decisions, and reduces the potential for conflicts over water.",null,"Stakeholder engagement is key to the coordination of various actors and interests at the local and river basin level. It can be facilitated by stakeholder platforms in which different stakeholders have the space to articulate their concerns and come to negotiated settlements. Hence, engaging the broad range of stakeholders at the basin level in water-related decision-making holds the promise of raising awareness about risks and related costs, builds the social and political acceptability of related decisions, and reduces the potential for conflicts over water.",null,90,0,"A. Stakeholders are the main groups important for water resources management, development and use. They may include local organizations, universities, river authorities or private sector.","EIU research","2 - Yes, platform for consultation with different stakeholders exists in the joint body and the country is its full member\n1 - Partially, for e.g.) No such platform for consultation exists in the joint body but some stakeholders have observer status OR there is an ad-hoc consultation with the local stakeholders\n0 - No such platform for consultation exists",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D38,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,2,"2.5.2) Is there any organisational structure by the joint body to engage different stakeholders? ","2.5.2) Basin public stakeholder engagement",null,{"$f":"$AM$36","v":"2.5) Basin stakeholder engagement"},{"$f":"MATCH($E38,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":74},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP38),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP38))","v":1},0.5,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,50,null,null,"Basin public stakeholder engagement","2.5.2) Basin public stakeholder engagement"]
[38,0,2,2.6,"IAAP2_6",{"$f":"$E$21","v":"IAAP"},2,"2_6","Basin data sharing","Basin data sharing","Basin data sharing","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n2.6.1) Inter-governmental data sharing (50.0%)\n2.6.2) Public data sharing (50.0%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n2.6.1) Inter-governmental data sharing (50.0%)\n2.6.2) Public data sharing (50.0%)",null,18,0,null,"",null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D39,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,2,"2.6) Basin data sharing","2.6) Basin data sharing",null,{"$f":"$AM$21","v":"2) INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS AND PARTICIPATION"},{"$f":"MATCH($E39,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":19},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP39),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP39))","v":1},0.16666666666666666,1,null,null,null,null,null,null,16.666666666666664,null,null,"Basin data sharing","2.6) Basin data sharing"]
[39,0,2,"2.6.1","IAAP2_6_1",{"$f":"$E$39","v":"IAAP2_6"},3,"2_6_1","Is there any shared database or platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities, and the application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data?","Inter-governmental data sharing","2.6.1",null,"Sharing data on water-related matters among riparian countries is essential for building sound knowledge on shared resources, conducting basin planning, and the development of dialogue and trust. Presence of a shared database among riparian countries indicates their attempt in enhancing their relations as well as increasing their know-how and expertise for further actions.",null,"Sharing data on water-related matters among riparian countries is essential for building sound knowledge on shared resources, conducting basin planning, and the development of dialogue and trust. Presence of a shared database among riparian countries indicates their attempt in enhancing their relations as well as increasing their know-how and expertise for further actions.",null,225,0,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, there is a shared platform developed by the joint body for the exchange of data on these areas and the country is its full-member\n1 - Partially, for e.g) there is a shared platform for the exchange of data and the country is not a permanent member but shares data on the basis of a bilateral agreement with the joint body\n0 - No, there is no formal data exchange platform",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D40,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,2,"2.6.1) Is there any shared database or platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities, and the application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data?","2.6.1) Inter-governmental data sharing",null,{"$f":"$AM$39","v":"2.6) Basin data sharing"},{"$f":"MATCH($E40,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":76},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP40),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP40))","v":1},0.5,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,50,null,null,"Inter-governmental data sharing","2.6.1) Inter-governmental data sharing"]
[40,0,2,"2.6.2","IAAP2_6_2",{"$f":"$E$39","v":"IAAP2_6"},3,"2_6_2","Is the shared database or platform in place for basin states publicly available?","Public data sharing","2.6.2",null,"By publishing the data they collect, transboundary water corporations can demonstrate that they are competently managing  water resources and meeting reporting requirements. Having open water data platforms brings awareness among the public, and allows them to analyse and make decisions using the same data. If the data of the organisation is publicly available, it ensures that the organisation is being held accountable and is transparent in its working. ",null,"By publishing the data they collect, transboundary water corporations can demonstrate that they are competently managing  water resources and meeting reporting requirements. Having open water data platforms brings awareness among the public, and allows them to analyse and make decisions using the same data. If the data of the organisation is publicly available, it ensures that the organisation is being held accountable and is transparent in its working. ",null,80,0,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, there is a publicly available shared database developed by the joint body and the country is its full-member\n1 - Partially, for e.g) Only limited data is publicly available on the shared database OR Only limited data of the country is available on the database\n0 - No, there is no formal data exchange platform",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D41,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,2,"2.6.2) Is the shared database or platform in place for basin states publicly available?","2.6.2) Public data sharing",null,{"$f":"$AM$39","v":"2.6) Basin data sharing"},{"$f":"MATCH($E41,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":77},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP41),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP41))","v":1},0.5,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,50,null,null,"Public data sharing","2.6.2) Public data sharing"]
[41,0,3,3,"WMIS",{"$f":"$E$2","v":"OVERALL"},1,3,"Water management instruments","Water management instruments","Water Management instruments","The pillar score is the weighted sum of the following category scores:\n\n3.1) Water availability management (16.7%)\n3.2) Pollution control (16.7%)\n3.3) National disaster management (16.7%)\n3.4) Basin water availability management (16.7%)\n3.5) Basin pollution control (16.7%)\n3.6) Basin disaster management (16.7%)",null,null,"The pillar score is the weighted sum of the following category scores:\n\n3.1) Water availability management (16.7%)\n3.2) Pollution control (16.7%)\n3.3) National disaster management (16.7%)\n3.4) Basin water availability management (16.7%)\n3.5) Basin pollution control (16.7%)\n3.6) Basin disaster management (16.7%)",null,28,0,null,"",null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D42,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,0,"3) WATER MANAGEMENT INSTRUMENTS","3) WATER MANAGEMENT INSTRUMENTS",null,{"$f":"$AM$2","v":"OVERALL SCORE"},{"$f":"MATCH($E42,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":3},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP42),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP42))","v":1},0.2,1,"","",null,null,null,null,20,null,null,"Water Management instruments","Water Management instruments"]
[42,0,3,3.1,{"$f":"$E$42&H43","v":"WMIS3_1"},{"$f":"$E$42","v":"WMIS"},2,"3_1","Water availability management","Water availability management","Water availability management","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n3.1.1) National water quantity monitoring (50.0%)\n3.1.2) National water efficiency programme (50.0%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n3.1.1) National water quantity monitoring (50.0%)\n3.1.2) National water efficiency programme (50.0%)",null,29,0,null,"",null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D43,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,1,"3.1) Water availability management","3.1) Water availability management",null,{"$f":"$AM$42","v":"3) WATER MANAGEMENT INSTRUMENTS"},{"$f":"MATCH($E43,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":21},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP43),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP43))","v":1},0.16666666666666666,1,null,null,null,null,null,null,16.666666666666664,null,null,"Water availability management","3.1) Water availability management"]
[43,0,3,"3.1.1",{"$f":"$E$42&H44","v":"WMIS3_1_1"},{"$f":"$E$43","v":"WMIS3_1"},3,"3_1_1","Is there a system for national monitoring of water availability?","National water quantity monitoring","3.1.1",null,"Income generation and poverty alleviation heavily rely on water availability for agriculture, energy production, transportation and other livelihood activities. Monitoring of water availability allows for informed investment decisions for the efficient use of financial, human and natural resources. Opting for the system of monitoring water availability would hence enable the use of mechanisms to promote improved allocation between users and uses, and stimulate water saving and use efficiency in the country. ",null,"Income generation and poverty alleviation heavily rely on water availability for agriculture, energy production, transportation and other livelihood activities. Monitoring of water availability allows for informed investment decisions for the efficient use of financial, human and natural resources. Opting for the system of monitoring water availability would hence enable the use of mechanisms to promote improved allocation between users and uses, and stimulate water saving and use efficiency in the country. ",null,64,0,"A. Water availability: The hydrologic capacity of a water source (surface water body, groundwater, municipal water) to sustain additional water demands after considering other current water uses and water conditions. \n\nB. Monitoring: Collecting, updating, and sharing timely, consistent and comparable water-related data and information, relevant for science and policy.\n\nC. Effective monitoring requires ongoing commitment and financing from government. Resources required include appropriate technical capacity such as laboratories, portable devices, online water use control and data acquisition systems. May include a combination of physical data collection, remote sensing, and modelling for filling data gaps. ","EIU research","2 - Yes, there is a regular monitoring programme of water availability and results are publicly available\n1 - Partially, there is a monitoring programme of water availability, but it is not regular, or the results are not publicly available\n0 - No, there is no system for national monitoring of water availability",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D44,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,1,"3.1.1) Is there a system for national monitoring of water availability?","3.1.1) National water quantity monitoring",null,{"$f":"$AM$43","v":"3.1) Water availability management"},{"$f":"MATCH($E44,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":79},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP44),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP44))","v":1},0.5,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,50,null,null,"National water quantity monitoring","3.1.1) National water quantity monitoring"]
[44,0,3,"3.1.2","WMIS3_1_2",{"$f":"$E$43","v":"WMIS3_1"},3,"3_1_2","Has the government implemented any programme to enhance water use efficiency?","National water efficiency programme","3.1.2",null,"One of the primary objectives of sustainable agriculture is ensuring that farmers can intensify agricultural production while using water more efficiently and reducing environmental degradation. Since water use efficiency characterises how effective the use of water is, by implementing programmes to enhance it, the government would substantially increase water use efficiency across all sectors and ensure sustainable withdrawals and supply of freshwater to address water scarcity and reduce the number of people suffering from water scarcity. ",null,"One of the primary objectives of sustainable agriculture is ensuring that farmers can intensify agricultural production while using water more efficiently and reducing environmental degradation. Since water use efficiency characterises how effective the use of water is, by implementing programmes to enhance it, the government would substantially increase water use efficiency across all sectors and ensure sustainable withdrawals and supply of freshwater to address water scarcity and reduce the number of people suffering from water scarcity. ",null,77,0,"A. Water efficiency: Minimization of the amount of water used to accomplish a function, task or result. Water efficiency means doing more with less water; ","EIU research","2 - Yes, for multiple sectors\n1 - Partially, for some sectors\n0 - No, there are no programmes to enhance water use efficiency",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D45,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,1,"3.1.2) Has the government implemented any programme to enhance water use efficiency?","3.1.2) National water efficiency programme",null,{"$f":"$AM$43","v":"3.1) Water availability management"},{"$f":"MATCH($E45,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":80},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP45),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP45))","v":1},0.5,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,50,null,null,"National water efficiency programme","3.1.2) National water efficiency programme"]
[45,0,3,3.2,"WMIS3_2",{"$f":"$E$42","v":"WMIS"},2,"3_2","National pollution control","Pollution control","Pollution control","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n3.2.1) National water quality monitoring (50.0%)\n3.2.2) National water pollution reduction programme (50.0%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n3.2.1) National water quality monitoring (50.0%)\n3.2.2) National water pollution reduction programme (50.0%)",null,26,0,null,"",null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D46,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,1,"3.2) National pollution control","3.2) Pollution control",null,{"$f":"$AM$42","v":"3) WATER MANAGEMENT INSTRUMENTS"},{"$f":"MATCH($E46,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":22},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP46),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP46))","v":1},0.16666666666666666,1,null,null,null,null,null,null,16.666666666666664,null,null,"Pollution control","3.2) Pollution control"]
[46,0,3,"3.2.1","WMIS3_2_1",{"$f":"$E$46","v":"WMIS3_2"},3,"3_2_1","Is there a national programme for monitoring of water pollution?","National water quality monitoring","3.2.1",null,"To assess the nature and extent of pollution control needed in different water bodies as well as for rational planning of pollution control strategies, it is essential to have a national programme for monitoring of water pollution. By running a national programme for monitoring of water pollution, would help in rational planning of pollution control strategies and their prioritisation.",null,"To assess the nature and extent of pollution control needed in different water bodies as well as for rational planning of pollution control strategies, it is essential to have a national programme for monitoring of water pollution. By running a national programme for monitoring of water pollution, would help in rational planning of pollution control strategies and their prioritisation.",null,64,0,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, there is a regular monitoring programme of water pollution and results are publicly available\n1 - Partially, there is a monitoring programme of water pollution, but it is not regular, or the results are not publicly available\n0 - No, there is no national programme for monitoring water pollution",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D47,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,1,"3.2.1) Is there a national programme for monitoring of water pollution?","3.2.1) National water quality monitoring",null,{"$f":"$AM$46","v":"3.2) Pollution control"},{"$f":"MATCH($E47,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":82},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP47),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP47))","v":1},0.5,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,50,null,null,"National water quality monitoring","3.2.1) National water quality monitoring"]
[47,0,3,"3.2.2","WMIS3_2_2",{"$f":"$E$46","v":"WMIS3_2"},3,"3_2_2","Are there any specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national level?","National water pollution reduction programme","3.2.2",null,"Reducing sources of water pollution lowers both financial and environmental costs for the country. It protects the environment by conserving and protecting water resources while strengthening economic growth. This indicator will hence measure whether the national authorities have undertaken any actions to reduce such pollution-generating activities, including those found in the energy, agriculture, consumer and industrial sectors. ",null,"Reducing sources of water pollution lowers both financial and environmental costs for the country. It protects the environment by conserving and protecting water resources while strengthening economic growth. This indicator will hence measure whether the national authorities have undertaken any actions to reduce such pollution-generating activities, including those found in the energy, agriculture, consumer and industrial sectors. ",null,87,0,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, for multiple sectors\n1 - Partially, for some sectors\n0 - No, there are no measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D48,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,1,"3.2.2) Are there any specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national level?","3.2.2) National water pollution reduction programme",null,{"$f":"$AM$46","v":"3.2) Pollution control"},{"$f":"MATCH($E48,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":83},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP48),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP48))","v":1},0.5,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,50,null,null,"National water pollution reduction programme","3.2.2) National water pollution reduction programme"]
[48,0,3,3.3,"WMIS3_3",{"$f":"$E$42","v":"WMIS"},2,"3_3","National disaster management","National disaster management","National disaster management","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n3.3.1) National disaster risk management plan (50.0%)\n3.3.2) National climate change adaptation strategy (50.0%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n3.3.1) National disaster risk management plan (50.0%)\n3.3.2) National climate change adaptation strategy (50.0%)",null,28,0,null,"",null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D49,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,1,"3.3) National disaster management","3.3) National disaster management",null,{"$f":"$AM$42","v":"3) WATER MANAGEMENT INSTRUMENTS"},{"$f":"MATCH($E49,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":23},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP49),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP49))","v":1},0.16666666666666666,1,null,null,null,null,null,null,16.666666666666664,null,null,"National disaster management","3.3) National disaster management"]
[49,0,3,"3.3.1","WMIS3_3_1",{"$f":"$E$49","v":"WMIS3_3"},3,"3_3_1","Does the country have any national disaster risk management plan that includes reducing impacts of water-related disasters?","National disaster risk management plan","3.3.1",null,"Water-related disasters are expected to increase in both frequency and intensity due to climate change. It is therefore important to analyse strategies and policies for water-related disaster risk mitigation and adaptation. The most appropriate strategy should be formalised into a disaster risk management plan that details actions which aim to reduce risk, as well as actions and priorities to manage disasters once they have occurred. This would also empower leaders, authorities, and stakeholders to undertake the appropriate steps to reduce the impact of water-related disasters and allow us to assess whether the country has taken any steps to manage such disasters at the national level.",null,"Water-related disasters are expected to increase in both frequency and intensity due to climate change. It is therefore important to analyse strategies and policies for water-related disaster risk mitigation and adaptation. The most appropriate strategy should be formalised into a disaster risk management plan that details actions which aim to reduce risk, as well as actions and priorities to manage disasters once they have occurred. This would also empower leaders, authorities, and stakeholders to undertake the appropriate steps to reduce the impact of water-related disasters and allow us to assess whether the country has taken any steps to manage such disasters at the national level.",null,123,0,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, there is a comprehensive national disaster risk management plan which covers water-related disasters, is fully implemented and has been updated in the last five years \n1 - Partially, there is a disaster risk management plan but it is not comprehensive, for e.g. it doesn't cover water-related disasters, is not fully implemented and has not been updated in the last five years \n0 - No, there is no disaster risk management plan",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D50,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,1,"3.3.1) Does the country have any national disaster risk management plan that includes reducing impacts of water-related disasters?","3.3.1) National disaster risk management plan",null,{"$f":"$AM$49","v":"3.3) National disaster management"},{"$f":"MATCH($E50,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":85},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP50),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP50))","v":1},0.5,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,50,null,null,"National disaster risk management plan","3.3.1) National disaster risk management plan"]
[50,0,3,"3.3.2","WMIS3_3_2",{"$f":"$E$49","v":"WMIS3_3"},3,"3_3_2","Does the country have a national adaptation plan for climate change?","National climate change adaptation strategy","3.3.2",null,"Climate change impacts can be seen in global sea-level rises, changes in precipitation, decreasing snow cover, and retreating glaciers, sea ice and ice sheets. These changes lead to a wide range of adverse impacts on the environment, economy, and human health. Given this uncertainty, adaptation needs to be an integral component of an effective strategy to address climate change. Having a climate change adaptation plan would address the adverse effects of climate change in the country and build resilience in order to reduce vulnerabilities and risks to the environment and human health.",null,"Climate change impacts can be seen in global sea-level rises, changes in precipitation, decreasing snow cover, and retreating glaciers, sea ice and ice sheets. These changes lead to a wide range of adverse impacts on the environment, economy, and human health. Given this uncertainty, adaptation needs to be an integral component of an effective strategy to address climate change. Having a climate change adaptation plan would address the adverse effects of climate change in the country and build resilience in order to reduce vulnerabilities and risks to the environment and human health.",null,68,0,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, there is a comprehensive national climate change adaptation plan, fully implemented and has been updated in the last 5 years \n1 - Partially, there is a climate change adaptation plan but it is not comprehensive, for e.g.) it doesn't cover loss due to floods, droughts etc., is not fully implemented and has not been updated in the last 5 years \n0 - No, there is no climate change adaptation plan",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D51,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,1,"3.3.2) Does the country have a national adaptation plan for climate change?","3.3.2) National climate change adaptation strategy",null,{"$f":"$AM$49","v":"3.3) National disaster management"},{"$f":"MATCH($E51,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":86},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP51),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP51))","v":1},0.5,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,50,null,null,"National climate change adaptation strategy","3.3.2) National climate change adaptation strategy"]
[51,0,3,3.4,"WMIS3_4",{"$f":"$E$42","v":"WMIS"},2,"3_4","Basin water availability management","Basin water availability management","Basin water availability management","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n3.4.1) Joint monitoring programme (50.0%)\n3.4.2) Joint assessment programme (50.0%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n3.4.1) Joint monitoring programme (50.0%)\n3.4.2) Joint assessment programme (50.0%)",null,35,0,null,"",null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D52,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,2,"3.4) Basin water availability management","3.4) Basin water availability management",null,{"$f":"$AM$42","v":"3) WATER MANAGEMENT INSTRUMENTS"},{"$f":"MATCH($E52,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":24},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP52),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP52))","v":1},0.16666666666666666,1,null,null,null,null,null,null,16.666666666666664,null,null,"Basin water availability management","3.4) Basin water availability management"]
[52,0,3,"3.4.1","WMIS3_4_1",{"$f":"$E$52","v":"WMIS3_4"},3,"3_4_1","Do the basin states carry out joint monitoring in the transboundary basin?","Joint monitoring programme","3.4.1",null,"Information based on monitoring programmes is the key prerequisite for accurate assessments of the status of water resources and the magnitude of water problems. These programmes are essential for preparing policy actions at the local, national and transboundary levels. Furthermore, conducting joint monitoring programmes can act as a primary tool of effective transboundary water cooperation as it can build trust and shared vision among riparian countries, and further improve decision-making among them.",null,"Information based on monitoring programmes is the key prerequisite for accurate assessments of the status of water resources and the magnitude of water problems. These programmes are essential for preparing policy actions at the local, national and transboundary levels. Furthermore, conducting joint monitoring programmes can act as a primary tool of effective transboundary water cooperation as it can build trust and shared vision among riparian countries, and further improve decision-making among them.",null,74,0,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, the joint body carries out regular joint monitoring programmes and the country participates in it\n1 - Partially, for e.g) the joint body carries out regular joint monitoring programmes but the country only has an observor status in it\n0 - No, there is no formal collaboration on joint monitoring aspects",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D53,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,2,"3.4.1) Do the basin states carry out joint monitoring in the transboundary basin?","3.4.1) Joint monitoring programme",null,{"$f":"$AM$52","v":"3.4) Basin water availability management"},{"$f":"MATCH($E53,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":88},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP53),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP53))","v":1},0.5,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,50,null,null,"Joint monitoring programme","3.4.1) Joint monitoring programme"]
[53,0,3,"3.4.2","WMIS3_4_2",{"$f":"$E$52","v":"WMIS3_4"},3,"3_4_2","Do the basin states carry out joint assessment in the transboundary basin?","Joint assessment programme","3.4.2",null,"Transboundary water assessments of the quantity and quality of water resources, for both surface and groundwater, are essential for preparing proper policy actions at the transboundary level. The activity of a joint assessment of shared water courses not only broadens the scope of better cooperation among riparian states but also builds the platform to develop effective management strategies and action plans for sustainable development of water resources. ",null,"Transboundary water assessments of the quantity and quality of water resources, for both surface and groundwater, are essential for preparing proper policy actions at the transboundary level. The activity of a joint assessment of shared water courses not only broadens the scope of better cooperation among riparian states but also builds the platform to develop effective management strategies and action plans for sustainable development of water resources. ",null,74,0,"A. Water resources assessment is the determination of the sources, extent, dependability and quality of water resources for their utilization and control, and water resources are the water available, or capable of being made available, for use in sufficient quantity and quality at a location and over a period of time appropriate for an identifiable demand.","EIU research","2 - Yes, the joint body carries out regular joint assessment programmes and the country participates in it\n1 - Partially, for e.g) the joint body carries out regular joint assessment programmes but the country only has an observor status in it\n0 - No, there is no formal collaboration on joint assessment activities",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D54,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,2,"3.4.2) Do the basin states carry out joint assessment in the transboundary basin?","3.4.2) Joint assessment programme",null,{"$f":"$AM$52","v":"3.4) Basin water availability management"},{"$f":"MATCH($E54,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":89},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP54),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP54))","v":1},0.5,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,50,null,null,"Joint assessment programme","3.4.2) Joint assessment programme"]
[54,0,3,3.5,"WMIS3_5",{"$f":"$E$42","v":"WMIS"},2,"3_5","Basin pollution control","Basin pollution control","Basin pollution control","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n3.5.1) Joint water quality standards (50.0%)\n3.5.2) Joint water pollution reduction programme (50.0%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n3.5.1) Joint water quality standards (50.0%)\n3.5.2) Joint water pollution reduction programme (50.0%)",null,23,0,null,"",null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D55,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,2,"3.5) Basin pollution control","3.5) Basin pollution control",null,{"$f":"$AM$42","v":"3) WATER MANAGEMENT INSTRUMENTS"},{"$f":"MATCH($E55,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":25},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP55),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP55))","v":1},0.16666666666666666,1,"","",null,null,null,null,16.666666666666664,null,null,"Basin pollution control","3.5) Basin pollution control"]
[55,0,3,"3.5.1","WMIS3_5_1",{"$f":"$E$55","v":"WMIS3_5"},3,"3_5_1","Are there any joint water quality standards that the basin states agreed to use?","Joint water quality standards","3.5.1",null,"Good water quality is critical for sustainable development and global health in terms of providing essential services and enabling economic activities. Setting joint water quality standards through transboundary agreements ensures that the aquatic ecosystem is healthy and that there is no unacceptable risk to human health arising from the intended use of the water without prior treatment.",null,"Good water quality is critical for sustainable development and global health in terms of providing essential services and enabling economic activities. Setting joint water quality standards through transboundary agreements ensures that the aquatic ecosystem is healthy and that there is no unacceptable risk to human health arising from the intended use of the water without prior treatment.",null,80,1,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, there is a management plan developed by the joint body which covers joint water quality standards and the country is a full-member of it\n1 - Partially, for e.g) the country has a bilateral agreement with the joint body which covers aspects of joint water quality standards\n0 - No, there is no formal collaboration on water quality standards",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D56,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,2,"3.5.1) Are there any joint water quality standards that the basin states agreed to use?","3.5.1) Joint water quality standards",null,{"$f":"$AM$55","v":"3.5) Basin pollution control"},{"$f":"MATCH($E56,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":91},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP56),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP56))","v":1},0.5,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,50,null,null,"Joint water quality standards","3.5.1) Joint water quality standards"]
[56,0,3,"3.5.2","WMIS3_5_2",{"$f":"$E$55","v":"WMIS3_5"},3,"3_5_2","Are there any measures implemented such as notification and communications or a joint alarm system by the joint bodies to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution?","Joint water pollution reduction programme","3.5.2",null,"Recognising the importance and urgency of preventing serious adverse effects of industrial accidents across borders is necessary. Having such measures would help countries to prevent industrial accidents that can have transboundary effects, as well as to prepare for them and to respond to them. It will also encourage active international cooperation among the countries concerned before, during and after an accident.",null,"Recognising the importance and urgency of preventing serious adverse effects of industrial accidents across borders is necessary. Having such measures would help countries to prevent industrial accidents that can have transboundary effects, as well as to prepare for them and to respond to them. It will also encourage active international cooperation among the countries concerned before, during and after an accident.",null,188,1,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, the measures are outlined in the management plan of the joint body to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution and country is a full-member of it\n1 - Partially, for e.g) the country has a bilateral agreement with the joint body which covers areas of notification and communications or joint alarm system to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution \n0 - No, there is no formal collaboration among basin states to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D57,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,2,0,3,0,2,null,2,"3.5.2) Are there any measures implemented such as notification and communications or a joint alarm system by the joint bodies to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution?","3.5.2) Joint water pollution reduction programme",null,{"$f":"$AM$55","v":"3.5) Basin pollution control"},{"$f":"MATCH($E57,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":92},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP57),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP57))","v":1},0.5,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,50,null,null,"Joint water pollution reduction programme","3.5.2) Joint water pollution reduction programme"]
[57,0,3,3.6,"WMIS3_6",{"$f":"$E$42","v":"WMIS"},2,"3_6","Basin disaster management","Basin disaster management","Basin disaster management","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n3.6.1) Joint alarm system (50.0%)\n3.6.2) Joint mutual assistance system (50.0%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n3.6.1) Joint alarm system (50.0%)\n3.6.2) Joint mutual assistance system (50.0%)",null,25,0,null,"",null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D58,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,2,"3.6) Basin disaster management","3.6) Basin disaster management",null,{"$f":"$AM$42","v":"3) WATER MANAGEMENT INSTRUMENTS"},{"$f":"MATCH($E58,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":26},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP58),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP58))","v":1},0.16666666666666666,1,"","",null,null,null,null,16.666666666666664,null,null,"Basin disaster management","3.6) Basin disaster management"]
[58,0,3,"3.6.1","WMIS3_6_1",{"$f":"$E$58","v":"WMIS3_6"},3,"3_6_1","Are there any measures implemented such as a coordinated or joint alarm system for floods or droughts to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events?","Joint alarm system","3.6.1",null,"Climate change is increasing the intensity of extreme weather events. Early warning systems are essential for preparedness for extreme weather events and need to be developed at the transboundary level to allow for the effective sharing of information. Transboundary cooperation on extreme weather events would not only save lives and reduce economic losses but also strengthen the knowledge base of the member countries and enlarge the set of available strategies. ",null,"Climate change is increasing the intensity of extreme weather events. Early warning systems are essential for preparedness for extreme weather events and need to be developed at the transboundary level to allow for the effective sharing of information. Transboundary cooperation on extreme weather events would not only save lives and reduce economic losses but also strengthen the knowledge base of the member countries and enlarge the set of available strategies. ",null,173,1,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, the measures to limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events are undertaken by the joint body and country is its full-member\n1 - Partially, for e.g) the country has a bilateral agreement with the joint body which covers joint alarm system for floods or droughts to limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events \n0 - No, there is no formal collaboration among basin states to limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather conditions",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D59,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,2,"3.6.1) Are there any measures implemented such as a coordinated or joint alarm system for floods or droughts to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events?","3.6.1) Joint alarm system",null,{"$f":"$AM$58","v":"3.6) Basin disaster management"},{"$f":"MATCH($E59,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":94},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP59),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP59))","v":1},0.5,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,50,null,null,"Joint alarm system","3.6.1) Joint alarm system"]
[59,0,3,"3.6.2","WMIS3_6_2",{"$f":"$E$58","v":"WMIS3_6"},3,"3_6_2","Are procedures in place for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation?","Joint mutual assistance system","3.6.2",null," In mitigating the effects of natural disasters an urgent need may arise for mutual assistance and speedy action for the rescue and relief of victims of natural disasters, invoking the spirit of mutual help and cooperation among riparian states. By including the mutual assistance measures in the transboundary agreement, the member countries are easily able to identify actions and their roles which may save lives in the event of an accident.",null," In mitigating the effects of natural disasters an urgent need may arise for mutual assistance and speedy action for the rescue and relief of victims of natural disasters, invoking the spirit of mutual help and cooperation among riparian states. By including the mutual assistance measures in the transboundary agreement, the member countries are easily able to identify actions and their roles which may save lives in the event of an accident.",null,78,0,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, there are procedures outlined in the agreement or the management plan of the joint body for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation and the country is its full-member\n1 - Partially, for e.g) the country has a bilateral agreement with the joint body which covers procedures for mutual assistance in case of critical situations\n0 - No, there is no formal collaboration among basin states in case of critical situations",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D60,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,2,"3.6.2) Are procedures in place for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation?","3.6.2) Joint mutual assistance system",null,{"$f":"$AM$58","v":"3.6) Basin disaster management"},{"$f":"MATCH($E60,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":95},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP60),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP60))","v":1},0.5,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,50,null,null,"Joint mutual assistance system","3.6.2) Joint mutual assistance system"]
[60,0,4,4,"INFI",{"$f":"$E$2","v":"OVERALL"},1,4,"Infrastructure and financing","Infrastructure and financing","Infrastructure and financing","The pillar score is the weighted sum of the following category scores:\n\n4.1) National-level investment (20.0%)\n4.2) Private sector investment (20.0%)\n4.3) Investment climate  (20.0%)\n4.4) RBO operational financing (20.0%)\n4.5) Basin infrastructure financing (20.0%)",null,null,"The pillar score is the weighted sum of the following category scores:\n\n4.1) National-level investment (20.0%)\n4.2) Private sector investment (20.0%)\n4.3) Investment climate  (20.0%)\n4.4) RBO operational financing (20.0%)\n4.5) Basin infrastructure financing (20.0%)",null,28,0,null,"",null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D61,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,0,"4) INFRASTRUCTURE AND FINANCING","4) INFRASTRUCTURE AND FINANCING",null,{"$f":"$AM$2","v":"OVERALL SCORE"},{"$f":"MATCH($E61,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":4},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP61),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP61))","v":1},0.2,1,"","",null,null,null,null,20,null,null,"Infrastructure and financing","Infrastructure and financing"]
[61,0,4,4.0999999999999996,{"$f":"$E$61&H62","v":"INFI4_1"},{"$f":"$E$61","v":"INFI"},2,"4_1","National-level investment","National-level investment","National level investment","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n4.1.1) Infrastructure quality (20.0%)\n4.1.2) National water budget (20.0%)\n4.1.3) National source of revenue allocated to water development (20.0%)\n4.1.4) Watershed protection funding (20.0%)\n4.1.5) Sovereign debt risk (20.0%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n4.1.1) Infrastructure quality (20.0%)\n4.1.2) National water budget (20.0%)\n4.1.3) National source of revenue allocated to water development (20.0%)\n4.1.4) Watershed protection funding (20.0%)\n4.1.5) Sovereign debt risk (20.0%)",null,25,0,null,"",null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D62,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,1,"4.1) National-level investment","4.1) National-level investment",null,{"$f":"$AM$61","v":"4) INFRASTRUCTURE AND FINANCING"},{"$f":"MATCH($E62,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":28},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP62),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP62))","v":1},0.2,1,"","",null,null,null,null,20,null,null,"National-level investment","4.1) National-level investment"]
[62,0,4,"4.1.1",{"$f":"$E$61&H63","v":"INFI4_1_1"},{"$f":"$E$62","v":"INFI4_1"},3,"4_1_1","Dam capacity per capita and infrastructure risk","Infrastructure quality","4.1.1",null,"Infrastructure risk is the potential for losses due to failures of basic services, organisational structures and facilities. \nHigher infrastructure risk means that the country lacks core services on which other services and business functions operate.",null,"Infrastructure risk is the potential for losses due to failures of basic services, organisational structures and facilities. \nHigher infrastructure risk means that the country lacks core services on which other services and business functions operate.",null,47,null,"A. Infrastructure risk measures the extent of the risk that infrastructure deficiencies will cause a loss of income.","EIU Risk Briefing / FAO Aquastat","(Low, 0-100, High)",1,3,2,"Quantitative","(Low, 0-100, High)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D63,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":"Various"},"High = good","#,##0.0",1,1,0,3,0,100,null,1,"4.1.1) Dam capacity per capita and infrastructure risk","4.1.1) Infrastructure quality",null,{"$f":"$AM$62","v":"4.1) National-level investment"},{"$f":"MATCH($E63,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":97},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP63),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP63))","v":1},0.2,1,"","",null,null,null,null,20,null,null,"Infrastructure quality","4.1.1) Infrastructure quality"]
[63,0,4,"4.1.2","INFI4_1_2",{"$f":"$E$62","v":"INFI4_1"},3,"4_1_2","Is there a specific budget allocated to investment for water resources development that includes a focus on infrastructure?","National water budget","4.1.2",null,"Due to increasing water scarcity, it is necessary for countries to invest in water resources management for large and small-scale infrastructure to meet food requirements, mitigate natural hazards and promote energy and industry development. The difference in water storage per capita demonstrates the need for investment as well as unexploited development potential through creating resilience to rainfall variability. Thus it is vital for countries to invest in the development of water resources in order to strengthen the systems that collect, treat and distribute water.",null,"Due to increasing water scarcity, it is necessary for countries to invest in water resources management for large and small-scale infrastructure to meet food requirements, mitigate natural hazards and promote energy and industry development. The difference in water storage per capita demonstrates the need for investment as well as unexploited development potential through creating resilience to rainfall variability. Thus it is vital for countries to invest in the development of water resources in order to strengthen the systems that collect, treat and distribute water.",null,123,null,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, there is a dedicated budget allocated for the development of national water resources \n1 - Partially, there is national water resources development strategy, but there is no dedicated budget allotted for it\n0 - No, there is no budget allocated for the development of water resources",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D64,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,1,"4.1.2) Is there a specific budget allocated to investment for water resources development that includes a focus on infrastructure?","4.1.2) National water budget",null,{"$f":"$AM$62","v":"4.1) National-level investment"},{"$f":"MATCH($E64,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":98},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP64),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP64))","v":1},0.2,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,20,null,null,"National water budget","4.1.2) National water budget"]
[64,0,4,"4.1.3","INFI4_1_3","INFI4_1",3,"4_1_3","Is there any national source of revenue allocated specifically to development of water resources (e.g. revenue from national levies or fees allocated specifically to water resource development)?","National source of revenue allocated to water development","4.1.3",null,"Water infrastructure is typically very long-lived and capital-intensive. It is therefore crucial for the country to have multiple channels of funding, in addition to the government budget and private sector, to maintain as well as develop its water sector. This will not only allow the gap of insufficiency of input in water infrastructure be addressed, but will also safeguard future economic gains of the country.",null,"Water infrastructure is typically very long-lived and capital-intensive. It is therefore crucial for the country to have multiple channels of funding, in addition to the government budget and private sector, to maintain as well as develop its water sector. This will not only allow the gap of insufficiency of input in water infrastructure be addressed, but will also safeguard future economic gains of the country.",null,194,null,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, there is a system for the collection of revenues that are allocated explicitly towards the development of water resources  \n1 - Partially, there is a system for collection of revenue, but it is not allocated explicitly towards water resources development\n0 - No, there is no system for collection of revenue",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D65,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,1,"4.1.3) Is there any national source of revenue allocated specifically to development of water resources (e.g. revenue from national levies or fees allocated specifically to water resource development)?","4.1.3) National source of revenue allocated to water development",null,{"$f":"$AM$62","v":"4.1) National-level investment"},{"$f":"MATCH($E65,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":99},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP65),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP65))","v":1},0.2,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,20,null,null,"National source of revenue allocated to water development","4.1.3) National source of revenue allocated to water development"]
[65,0,4,"4.1.4","INFI4_1_4","INFI4_1",3,"4_1_4","Does the government of the country run any public subsidy programme for watershed protection?","Watershed protection funding","4.1.4",null,"Watershed development and protection in the country is vital to improve agricultural production and alleviate poverty in rainfed regions. By having such programmes, the government shows its commitment to restore degraded watersheds in the rainfed regions in order to increase their capacity to capture and store rainwater and reduce soil erosion, leading to greater agricultural yields and other benefits.",null,"Watershed development and protection in the country is vital to improve agricultural production and alleviate poverty in rainfed regions. By having such programmes, the government shows its commitment to restore degraded watersheds in the rainfed regions in order to increase their capacity to capture and store rainwater and reduce soil erosion, leading to greater agricultural yields and other benefits.",null,93,null,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, there is a comprehensive national public subsidy programme implemented by the government for watershed protection\n1 - Partially, for e.g) there is a public subsidy programme implemented by the NGOs with some support from local or national government for watershed protection\n0 - No, there is no public subisdy programme implemented by the government for watershed protection",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D66,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,1,"4.1.4) Does the government of the country run any public subsidy programme for watershed protection?","4.1.4) Watershed protection funding",null,{"$f":"$AM$62","v":"4.1) National-level investment"},{"$f":"MATCH($E66,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":100},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP66),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP66))","v":1},0.2,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,20,null,null,"Watershed protection funding","4.1.4) Watershed protection funding"]
[{"$f":"A67+1","v":67},0,{"$f":"IFERROR(VALUE(LEFT(D68,1)),LEFT(D68,1))","v":4},4.2,"INFI4_2",{"$f":"$E$61","v":"INFI"},2,"4_2","Private sector investment","Private sector investment","Private sector investment","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n4.2.1) Water-related PPP projects  (25.0%)\n4.2.2) Overall number of PPP projects (25.0%)\n4.2.3) Currency risk (25.0%)\n4.2.4) Green finance (25.0%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n4.2.1) Water-related PPP projects  (25.0%)\n4.2.2) Overall number of PPP projects (25.0%)\n4.2.3) Currency risk (25.0%)\n4.2.4) Green finance (25.0%)",null,25,null,null,null,null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D68,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,1,{"$f":"IF(H68=\"\",I68,CONCATENATE(D68,\") \",IF(G68>=2,I68,UPPER(I68))))","v":"4.2) Private sector investment"},{"$f":"IF(H68=\"\",J68,CONCATENATE(D68,\") \",IF(G68>=2,J68,UPPER(J68))))","v":"4.2) Private sector investment"},null,{"$f":"$AM$61","v":"4) INFRASTRUCTURE AND FINANCING"},{"$f":"MATCH($E68,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":29},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP68),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP68))","v":1},0.2,1,null,null,null,null,null,null,{"$f":"AR68*100","v":20},null,null,"Private sector investment","4.2) Private sector investment"]
[68,0,4,"4.2.1","INFI4_2_1",{"$f":"$E$68","v":"INFI4_2"},3,"4_2_1","Number of water-related PPP projects completed in the country since 2000 (per million people) ","Water-related PPP projects ","4.2.1",null,"This indicator measures the number of PPP projects related to water and sewerage per one million people in the country since 2000. The higher the ratio, the greater the involvement of the private sector of the country in the development of water-related infrastructure.   ",null,"This indicator measures the number of PPP projects related to water and sewerage per one million people in the country since 2000. The higher the ratio, the greater the involvement of the private sector of the country in the development of water-related infrastructure.   ",null,94,null,"A. Water projects are focused around water and sewerage projects. It includes projects on water utility with/without sewerage, sewerage treatment plant and potable water treatment plant","World Bank","Ratio of total number of projects per country to the total national population (calculated in millions)",1,3,2,"Quantitative","Number/mln",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D69,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":"Since 2000"},"High = good",{"$f":"CHOOSE(AD69+1,\"#,##0\",\"#,##0.0\",\"#,##0.00\",\"#,##0.000\")","v":"#,##0.000"},3,1,0,3,0,0.61599999999999999,null,1,"4.2.1) Number of water-related PPP projects completed in the country since 2000 (per million people) ","4.2.1) Water-related PPP projects ",null,{"$f":"$AM$68","v":"4.2) Private sector investment"},{"$f":"MATCH($E69,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":103},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP69),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP69))","v":1},0.25,1,"","",null,null,null,null,25,null,null,"Water-related PPP projects ","4.2.1) Water-related PPP projects "]
[69,0,4,"4.2.2","INFI4_2_2",{"$f":"$E$68","v":"INFI4_2"},3,"4_2_2","Number of PPP projects (not related to the water sector) completed in the country in since 2000 (per million people)","Overall number of PPP projects","4.2.2",null,"This indicator measures the number of PPP projects related to energy, ICT and transport per one million people in the country since 2000. The higher the ratio, the greater the involvement of the private sector of the country in the development of non-water-related infrastructure.",null,"This indicator measures the number of PPP projects related to energy, ICT and transport per one million people in the country since 2000. The higher the ratio, the greater the involvement of the private sector of the country in the development of non-water-related infrastructure.",null,116,null,"A. Other projects include:\n(i) Energy: Electricity generation or distribution and natural gas distribution or transmission\n(ii) Transport: Bridge, highway, terminal, light rail, runway\n(iii) ICT: Land cable, submarine cable","World Bank","Ratio of total number of projects per country to the total national population (calculated in millions)",1,3,2,"Quantitative","Number/mln",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D70,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":"Since 2000"},"High = good","#,##0.000",3,1,0,3,6.4000000000000001E-2,4.24,null,1,"4.2.2) Number of PPP projects (not related to the water sector) completed in the country in since 2000 (per million people)","4.2.2) Overall number of PPP projects",null,{"$f":"$AM$68","v":"4.2) Private sector investment"},{"$f":"MATCH($E70,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":104},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP70),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP70))","v":1},0.25,1,"","",null,null,null,null,25,null,null,"Overall number of PPP projects","4.2.2) Overall number of PPP projects"]
[70,0,4,"4.2.3","INFI4_2_3","INFI4_2",3,"4_2_3","Currency risk","Currency risk","4.2.3",null,"Currency risks are risks that arise from changes in the relative valuation of currencies. The higher the risk from currency instability, the lower the foreign investment flows into the country.",null,"Currency risks are risks that arise from changes in the relative valuation of currencies. The higher the risk from currency instability, the lower the foreign investment flows into the country.",null,13,null,"A. Currency risk measures the risk of devaluation against the reference currency (usually the US dollar, occasionally the euro) of 25% or more in nominal terms over the next 12-month period.","EIU Risk Briefing","(Low, 0-100, High)",1,3,2,"Quantitative","(High, 0-100, Low)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D71,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":2018},"High = bad","#,##0.0",1,1,1,3,23,100,null,1,"4.2.3) Currency risk","4.2.3) Currency risk",null,{"$f":"$AM$68","v":"4.2) Private sector investment"},{"$f":"MATCH($E71,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":105},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP71),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP71))","v":1},0.25,1,"","",null,null,null,null,25,null,null,{"$f":"IF(G71=1,K71,J71)","v":"Currency risk"},{"$f":"IF(G71=1,BC71,CONCATENATE(D71,\") \",IF(G71>=2,J71,UPPER(BC71))))","v":"4.2.3) Currency risk"}]
[72,0,4,4.3,"INFI4_3",{"$f":"$E$61","v":"INFI"},2,"4_3","Investment climate ","Investment climate ","Investment climate ","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n4.3.1) Registering property (including land) (25.0%)\n4.3.2) Getting credit (25.0%)\n4.3.3) Dealing with construction permits (25.0%)\n4.3.4) Financial and regulatory risk (25.0%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n4.3.1) Registering property (including land) (25.0%)\n4.3.2) Getting credit (25.0%)\n4.3.3) Dealing with construction permits (25.0%)\n4.3.4) Financial and regulatory risk (25.0%)",null,19,null,null,null,null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D73,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,1,"4.3) Investment climate ","4.3) Investment climate ",null,{"$f":"$AM$61","v":"4) INFRASTRUCTURE AND FINANCING"},{"$f":"MATCH($E73,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":30},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP73),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP73))","v":1},0.2,1,{"$f":"IF($R73=\"Qualitative\",\"No\",\"\")","v":""},{"$f":"IF($R73=\"Qualitative\",\"Yes\",\"\")","v":""},null,null,null,null,20,null,null,"Investment climate ","4.3) Investment climate "]
[73,0,4,"4.3.1","INFI4_3_1",{"$f":"$E$73","v":"INFI4_3"},3,"4_3_1","Registering property (including land)","Registering property (including land)","4.3.1",null,"The registering property indicator takes into account the procedures, time and cost it takes to transfer a property. A higher score indicates a less complicated process to register a property in the country, including land administration.",null,"The registering property indicator takes into account the procedures, time and cost it takes to transfer a property. A higher score indicates a less complicated process to register a property in the country, including land administration.",null,37,null,"A. Registering property scores based on procedures, time and cost to transfer a property and the quality of the land administration system for men and women in the country","World Bank - Ease of Doing Business","(Low, 0-100, High)",1,3,2,"Quantitative","(Low, 0-100, High)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D74,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":2018},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,40,85,null,1,"4.3.1) Registering property (including land)","4.3.1) Registering property (including land)",null,{"$f":"$AM$73","v":"4.3) Investment climate "},{"$f":"MATCH($E74,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":108},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP74),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP74))","v":1},0.25,1,"","",null,null,null,null,25,null,null,"Registering property (including land)","4.3.1) Registering property (including land)"]
[74,0,4,"4.3.2","INFI4_3_2",{"$f":"$E$73","v":"INFI4_3"},3,"4_3_2","Getting credit","Getting credit","4.3.2",null,"The getting credit indicator assesses how easy it is for businesses to access credit in the country. A high score indicates a greater availability of credit in the country and easier processes to access it.",null,"The getting credit indicator assesses how easy it is for businesses to access credit in the country. A high score indicates a greater availability of credit in the country and easier processes to access it.",null,14,null,"A. Getting credit scores the country based on movable collateral laws and credit information systems present","World Bank - Ease of Doing Business","(Low, 0-20, High)",1,3,2,"Quantitative","(Low, 0-20, High)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D75,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":2018},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,20,null,1,"4.3.2) Getting credit","4.3.2) Getting credit",null,{"$f":"$AM$73","v":"4.3) Investment climate "},{"$f":"MATCH($E75,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":109},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP75),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP75))","v":1},0.25,1,"","",null,null,null,null,25,null,null,"Getting credit","4.3.2) Getting credit"]
[75,0,4,"4.3.3","INFI4_3_3","INFI4_3",3,"4_3_3","Dealing with construction permits","Dealing with construction permits","4.3.3",null,"Dealing with construction permits takes into account the procedures, time and cost involved in completing all formalities to construct a building. A higher score indicates easier procedures to obtain required permits to carry out infrastructure projects.",null,"Dealing with construction permits takes into account the procedures, time and cost involved in completing all formalities to construct a building. A higher score indicates easier procedures to obtain required permits to carry out infrastructure projects.",null,33,null,"A. Dealing with construction permits scores based on procedures, time and cost to complete all formalities to build a warehouse and the quality control and safety mechanisms in the construction permitting system in the country","World Bank - Ease of Doing Business","(Low, 0-100, High)",1,3,2,"Quantitative","(Low, 0-100, High)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D76,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":2018},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,100,null,1,"4.3.3) Dealing with construction permits","4.3.3) Dealing with construction permits",null,{"$f":"$AM$73","v":"4.3) Investment climate "},{"$f":"MATCH($E76,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":110},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP76),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP76))","v":1},0.25,1,"","",null,null,null,null,25,null,null,"Dealing with construction permits","4.3.3) Dealing with construction permits"]
[77,0,4,4.4000000000000004,"INFI4_4",{"$f":"$E$61","v":"INFI"},2,"4_4","RBO operational financing","RBO operational financing","RBO operational financing","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n4.4.1) National River Basin Organisation (RBO) funding (50.0%)\n4.4.2) Joint investment programmes (50.0%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n4.4.1) National River Basin Organisation (RBO) funding (50.0%)\n4.4.2) Joint investment programmes (50.0%)",null,25,null,null,null,null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D78,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,2,"4.4) RBO operational financing","4.4) RBO operational financing",null,{"$f":"$AM$61","v":"4) INFRASTRUCTURE AND FINANCING"},{"$f":"MATCH($E78,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":31},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP78),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP78))","v":1},0.2,1,"","",null,null,null,null,20,null,null,"RBO operational financing","4.4) RBO operational financing"]
[78,0,4,"4.4.1","INFI4_4_1",{"$f":"$E$78","v":"INFI4_4"},3,"4_4_1","Does the country contribute to the financing of the transboundary water organisation?","National River Basin Organisation (RBO) funding","4.4.1",null,"Transboundary water organisations require sufficient, reliable and sustainable financing to fulfil their mandate and implement their activities. By contributing to the funding of these organisations, member countries not only help them to operate efficiently but also give out a signal of cooperation and commitment to managing transboundary waters.",null,"Transboundary water organisations require sufficient, reliable and sustainable financing to fulfil their mandate and implement their activities. By contributing to the funding of these organisations, member countries not only help them to operate efficiently but also give out a signal of cooperation and commitment to managing transboundary waters.",null,85,null,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, the country being a full member of the transboundary water organization contributes to its funding\n1 - Partially, for e.g.) the country has a separate bilateral agreement such as MoUs with the transboundary water organization under which it agrees to contribute in some funding\n0 - No,  the country does not contribute in funding of the transboundary water organization",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D79,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,2,"4.4.1) Does the country contribute to the financing of the transboundary water organisation?","4.4.1) National River Basin Organisation (RBO) funding",null,{"$f":"$AM$78","v":"4.4) RBO operational financing"},{"$f":"MATCH($E79,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":113},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP79),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP79))","v":1},0.5,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,50,null,null,"National River Basin Organisation (RBO) funding","4.4.1) National River Basin Organisation (RBO) funding"]
[79,0,4,"4.4.2","INFI4_4_2",{"$f":"$E$78","v":"INFI4_4"},3,"4_4_2","Are there any joint investment programmes or active fundraising efforts to acquire more funds for water resource management projects at the basin level?","Joint investment programmes","4.4.2",null,"Funding through national sources can often be insufficient and volatile - e.g. when political majorities change. Hence, there is a need for transboundary water organisations to explore different modes of funding. Running joint investment programmes or active fundraising campaigns can be potential sources of financing. These can not only diversify the organisation’s sources of funding and make the organisation more independent, but also strengthen the coordinated basin level planning of the water resources.",null,"Funding through national sources can often be insufficient and volatile - e.g. when political majorities change. Hence, there is a need for transboundary water organisations to explore different modes of funding. Running joint investment programmes or active fundraising campaigns can be potential sources of financing. These can not only diversify the organisation’s sources of funding and make the organisation more independent, but also strengthen the coordinated basin level planning of the water resources.",null,152,null,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, there are investment programmes undertaken by the joint body and the country is a full-member of joint body\n1 - Partially, for e.g) there are investment programmes undertaken separately by the country in collaboration with the joint body through a bilateral agreement on fund raising efforts to acquire more funds\n0 - No, there are no formal investment programmes ",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D80,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,2,"4.4.2) Are there any joint investment programmes or active fundraising efforts to acquire more funds for water resource management projects at the basin level?","4.4.2) Joint investment programmes",null,{"$f":"$AM$78","v":"4.4) RBO operational financing"},{"$f":"MATCH($E80,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":114},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP80),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP80))","v":1},0.5,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,50,null,null,"Joint investment programmes","4.4.2) Joint investment programmes"]
[80,0,4,4.5,"INFI4_5",{"$f":"$E$61","v":"INFI"},2,"4_5","Basin infrastructure financing","Basin infrastructure financing","Basin infrastructure financing","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n4.5.1) Private sector investment (50.0%)\n4.5.2) Innovative River Basin Organisation (RBO) funding (50.0%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n4.5.1) Private sector investment (50.0%)\n4.5.2) Innovative River Basin Organisation (RBO) funding (50.0%)",null,30,null,null,null,null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D81,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,2,"4.5) Basin infrastructure financing","4.5) Basin infrastructure financing",null,{"$f":"$AM$61","v":"4) INFRASTRUCTURE AND FINANCING"},{"$f":"MATCH($E81,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":32},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP81),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP81))","v":1},0.2,1,null,null,null,null,null,null,20,null,null,"Basin infrastructure financing","4.5) Basin infrastructure financing"]
[82,0,4,"4.5.2","INFI4_5_2",{"$f":"$E$81","v":"INFI4_5"},3,"4_5_2","Has there been any alternative funding instrument set up by the RBO, such as: (i) trust funds, (ii) revolving funds, or (iii) Green Bonds?","Innovative River Basin Organisation (RBO) funding","4.5.2",null,"There is a need to think innovatively around the capital and its use for water development projects as investment needs in most cases exceed the resources available to riparian states. Innovative financing schemes such as trust funds or revolving funds can be considered within a transboundary context. The presence of such mechanisms at basin level indicates the member countries' endeavour for alternative options for sustainable financing of transboundary water management institutions. The riparian states would otherwise need to strengthen their financial institutions and policies to help create an attractive investment environment for the water sector.",null,"There is a need to think innovatively around the capital and its use for water development projects as investment needs in most cases exceed the resources available to riparian states. Innovative financing schemes such as trust funds or revolving funds can be considered within a transboundary context. The presence of such mechanisms at basin level indicates the member countries' endeavour for alternative options for sustainable financing of transboundary water management institutions. The riparian states would otherwise need to strengthen their financial institutions and policies to help create an attractive investment environment for the water sector.",null,138,null,"A. Environment trust funds: A trust fund can be broadly defined as a sum of money that \n(i) can only be used for specified purposes; \n(ii) must be kept separate from other funding sources (e.g. a government’s budget) and \n(iii) is managed by an independent Board. \n\nB. Revolving funds: These receive new resources on a regular basis, such as proceeds of special taxes (e.g. on tourism), or fees or levies earmarked for conservation work, which replenish or augment the original capital of the fund and provide a continuing source of money. ","EIU research","2 - Yes, the joint body has setup atleast one of the alternative funding instrument and the country is its full-member\n1 - Partially, for e.g) the joint body has setup atleast one of the alternative funding instrument and the country has contributed in its set up (but the country is not the member of the joint body)\n0 - No, the  joint body has setup no alternative funding instrument for financing of TBWM",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D83,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,2,"4.5.2) Has there been any alternative funding instrument set up by the RBO, such as: (i) trust funds, (ii) revolving funds, or (iii) Green Bonds?","4.5.2) Innovative River Basin Organisation (RBO) funding",null,{"$f":"$AM$81","v":"4.5) Basin infrastructure financing"},{"$f":"MATCH($E83,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":117},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP83),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP83))","v":1},0.5,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,50,null,null,"Innovative River Basin Organisation (RBO) funding","4.5.2) Innovative River Basin Organisation (RBO) funding"]
[83,0,5,5,"COCO",{"$f":"$E$2","v":"OVERALL"},1,5,"Cooperation context","Cooperation context","Cooperation context","The pillar score is the weighted sum of the following category scores:\n\n5.1) Water stress (20.0%)\n5.2) Socio-economic exposure (20.0%)\n5.3) Political stability (20.0%)\n5.4) Propensity to conflict (20.0%)\n5.5) Economic relations with basin states (20.0%)",null,null,"The pillar score is the weighted sum of the following category scores:\n\n5.1) Water stress (20.0%)\n5.2) Socio-economic exposure (20.0%)\n5.3) Political stability (20.0%)\n5.4) Propensity to conflict (20.0%)\n5.5) Economic relations with basin states (20.0%)",null,19,null,null,null,null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D84,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,0,"5) COOPERATION CONTEXT","5) COOPERATION CONTEXT",null,{"$f":"$AM$2","v":"OVERALL SCORE"},{"$f":"MATCH($E84,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":5},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP84),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP84))","v":1},0.2,1,"","",null,null,null,null,20,null,null,"Cooperation context","Cooperation context"]
[84,0,5,5.0999999999999996,{"$f":"$E$84&H85","v":"COCO5_1"},{"$f":"$E$84","v":"COCO"},2,"5_1","Water stress","Water stress","Water stress","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n5.1.1) Water stress (25.0%)\n5.1.2) Exposure to droughts and floods (25.0%)\n5.1.3) Wastewater treatment (25.0%)\n5.1.4) Change in open water bodies (25.0%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n5.1.1) Water stress (25.0%)\n5.1.2) Exposure to droughts and floods (25.0%)\n5.1.3) Wastewater treatment (25.0%)\n5.1.4) Change in open water bodies (25.0%)",null,12,null,null,null,null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D85,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,1,"5.1) Water stress","5.1) Water stress",null,{"$f":"$AM$84","v":"5) COOPERATION CONTEXT"},{"$f":"MATCH($E85,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":34},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP85),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP85))","v":1},0.2,1,"","",null,null,null,null,20,null,null,"Water stress","5.1) Water stress"]
[85,0,5,"5.1.1",{"$f":"$E$84&H86","v":"COCO5_1_1"},{"$f":"$E$85","v":"COCO5_1"},3,"5_1_1","Level of water stress","Water stress","5.1.1",null,"Water stress is defined as the proportion of water withdrawal by all sectors in relation to the available water resources. High water stress hinders the sustainability of natural resources and hampers economic and social development, tending to disproportionately affect the most disadvantaged people.",null,"Water stress is defined as the proportion of water withdrawal by all sectors in relation to the available water resources. High water stress hinders the sustainability of natural resources and hampers economic and social development, tending to disproportionately affect the most disadvantaged people.",null,21,null,"A.The indicator tracks how much freshwater that is being withdrawn by all economic activities, compared to the total renewable freshwater resources available. Building on the MDG indicator – “proportion of total water resources used” – it also accounts for environmental water requirements.\n[SDG 6.4.2. Water Stress] = 100*[Total freshwater withdrawal (primary and secondary)]/([Total renewable water resources]-[Environmental Flow Requirements])","FAO Aquastat","%",1,3,2,"Quantitative"," %",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D86,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":"Varied (2000-15)"},"High = Bad","#,##0.0",1,1,1,3,0.3,109.4,null,1,"5.1.1) Level of water stress","5.1.1) Water stress",null,{"$f":"$AM$85","v":"5.1) Water stress"},{"$f":"MATCH($E86,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":119},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP86),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP86))","v":1},0.25,1,"","",null,null,null,null,25,null,null,"Water stress","5.1.1) Water stress"]
[87,0,5,"5.1.3","COCO5_1_3","COCO5_1",3,"5_1_3","Wastewater treatment","Wastewater treatment","5.1.3",null,"This indicator assesses the level of threats stemming from poor wastewater treatment performance of the country and the need for undertaking initiatives to deal with polluting waterways. A higher score indicates greater efforts of the country to reduce the negative environmental impacts of sewage by treating wastewater.",null,"This indicator assesses the level of threats stemming from poor wastewater treatment performance of the country and the need for undertaking initiatives to deal with polluting waterways. A higher score indicates greater efforts of the country to reduce the negative environmental impacts of sewage by treating wastewater.",null,20,null,"A. Percentage of wastewater that undergoes at least primary treatment in each country, normalized by the proportion of the population connected to a municipal wastewater collection system.","Environmental Performance Index - Yale University","(Low, 0-100, High)",1,3,2,"Quantitative","(Low, 0-100, High)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D88,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":2018},"High = good","#,##0.0",1,1,0,3,0,100,null,1,"5.1.3) Wastewater treatment","5.1.3) Wastewater treatment",null,{"$f":"$AM$85","v":"5.1) Water stress"},{"$f":"MATCH($E88,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":121},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP88),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP88))","v":1},0.25,1,"","",null,null,null,null,25,null,null,"Wastewater treatment","5.1.3) Wastewater treatment"]
[88,0,5,"5.1.4","COCO5_1_4","COCO5_1",3,"5_1_4","Change in national spatial extent of open water bodies (%)","Change in open water bodies","5.1.4",null,"This indicator measures changes over time in the spatial extent of water-related ecosystems and the quantity and quality of water within them. An increase in the extent of water-related ecosystems indicates an increase in available water resources.",null,"This indicator measures changes over time in the spatial extent of water-related ecosystems and the quantity and quality of water within them. An increase in the extent of water-related ecosystems indicates an increase in available water resources.",null,58,null,null,"UN Water ","% change from baseline",1,3,2,"Quantitative","% change from baseline",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D89,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":"2001/05-2011/15"},"High = good","#,##0.0",1,1,0,3,-14.8,26.3,null,1,"5.1.4) Change in national spatial extent of open water bodies (%)","5.1.4) Change in open water bodies",null,{"$f":"$AM$85","v":"5.1) Water stress"},{"$f":"MATCH($E89,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":122},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP89),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP89))","v":1},0.25,1,"","",null,null,null,null,25,null,null,"Change in open water bodies","5.1.4) Change in open water bodies"]
[89,0,5,5.2,"COCO5_2",{"$f":"$E$84","v":"COCO"},2,"5_2","Socio-economic exposure","Socio-economic exposure","Socio-economic exposure","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n5.2.1) Drinking water access (25.0%)\n5.2.2) Exposure to agricultural water stress  (25.0%)\n5.2.3) Economic dependence on water resources (25.0%)\n5.2.4) Prevalence of undernourishment (25.0%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n5.2.1) Drinking water access (25.0%)\n5.2.2) Exposure to agricultural water stress  (25.0%)\n5.2.3) Economic dependence on water resources (25.0%)\n5.2.4) Prevalence of undernourishment (25.0%)",null,23,null,null,null,null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D90,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,1,"5.2) Socio-economic exposure","5.2) Socio-economic exposure",null,{"$f":"$AM$84","v":"5) COOPERATION CONTEXT"},{"$f":"MATCH($E90,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":35},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP90),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP90))","v":1},0.2,1,"","",null,null,null,null,20,null,null,"Socio-economic exposure","5.2) Socio-economic exposure"]
[90,0,5,"5.2.1","COCO5_2_1",{"$f":"$E$90","v":"COCO5_2"},3,"5_2_1","Access to basic drinking water","Drinking water access","5.2.1",null,"Access to basic drinking water measures the percentage of people using at least basic water services. Basic drinking water services is defined as drinking water from an improved source, provided that the collection time is not more than 30 minutes for a round trip. Higher access to quality drinking water indicates better quality of life and lower vulnerability of the population.",null,"Access to basic drinking water measures the percentage of people using at least basic water services. Basic drinking water services is defined as drinking water from an improved source, provided that the collection time is not more than 30 minutes for a round trip. Higher access to quality drinking water indicates better quality of life and lower vulnerability of the population.",null,30,null,"A. The average of all available data points is used to estimate the population using improved drinking water sources which require more than 30 minutes for collection. This is subtracted from the trend estimates of improved drinking water sources, to generate the estimate of the population having at least basic drinking water services","JMP/WHO","%",1,3,2,"Quantitative","%",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D91,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":2015},"High = good","#,##0.0",1,1,0,3,45.2,99.6,null,1,"5.2.1) Access to basic drinking water","5.2.1) Drinking water access",null,{"$f":"$AM$90","v":"5.2) Socio-economic exposure"},{"$f":"MATCH($E91,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":124},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP91),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP91))","v":1},0.25,1,"","",null,null,null,null,25,null,null,"Drinking water access","5.2.1) Drinking water access"]
[92,0,5,"5.2.3","COCO5_2_3","COCO5_2",3,"5_2_3","Economic dependence on water resources","Economic dependence on water resources","5.2.3",null,"Understanding the level of dependence on freshwater resources in countries will help to illuminate the risk to countries should water supplies be substantially altered. Higher economic dependence on water indicates greater vulnerability of the country's economy to water stress.",null,"Understanding the level of dependence on freshwater resources in countries will help to illuminate the risk to countries should water supplies be substantially altered. Higher economic dependence on water indicates greater vulnerability of the country's economy to water stress.",null,38,null,"A. The economic dependence indicator measures the degree to which economies are dependent on the water resources of transboundary basins. This is assessed through a weighted average of the economic activity of each BCU compared to the rest of the respective country.","Transboundary Waters Assessment Programme (TWAP)","(very low, 1-5, very high)",1,3,2,"Quantitative","(Very high, 1-5, very low)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D93,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":2018},"High = Bad","#,##0",0,1,1,3,1,5,null,1,"5.2.3) Economic dependence on water resources","5.2.3) Economic dependence on water resources",null,{"$f":"$AM$90","v":"5.2) Socio-economic exposure"},{"$f":"MATCH($E93,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":126},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP93),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP93))","v":1},0.25,1,null,null,null,null,null,null,25,null,null,"Economic dependence on water resources","5.2.3) Economic dependence on water resources"]
[93,0,{"$f":"IFERROR(VALUE(LEFT(D94,1)),LEFT(D94,1))","v":5},"5.2.4",{"$f":"$E$84&H94","v":"COCO5_2_4"},"COCO5_2",3,"5_2_4","Undernourishment","Prevalence of undernourishment","5.2.4",null,"The indicator measures the  percentage of the population whose food intake is insufficient to meet dietary energy requirements continuously. Higher undernourishment indicates lower food security, lower quality of life, and greater vulnerability of the population.",null,"The indicator measures the  percentage of the population whose food intake is insufficient to meet dietary energy requirements continuously. Higher undernourishment indicates lower food security, lower quality of life, and greater vulnerability of the population.",null,16,null,null,"FAO","%",1,3,2,"Quantitative","%",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D94,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":"2015-17"},"High = Bad","#,##0.0",{"$f":"IF(G94=4,0,1)","v":1},1,1,3,2.5,31,null,1,{"$f":"IF(H94=\"\",I94,CONCATENATE(D94,\") \",IF(G94>=2,I94,UPPER(I94))))","v":"5.2.4) Undernourishment"},{"$f":"IF(H94=\"\",J94,CONCATENATE(D94,\") \",IF(G94>=2,J94,UPPER(J94))))","v":"5.2.4) Prevalence of undernourishment"},null,{"$f":"$AM$90","v":"5.2) Socio-economic exposure"},{"$f":"MATCH($E94,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":127},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP94),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP94))","v":1},0.25,1,"","",null,null,null,null,25,null,null,"Prevalence of undernourishment","5.2.4) Prevalence of undernourishment"]
[94,0,5,5.3,"COCO5_3",{"$f":"$E$84","v":"COCO"},2,"5_3","Political stability","Political stability","Political stability","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n5.3.1) Government effectiveness risk (25.0%)\n5.3.2) Share of women in national parliaments  (25.0%)\n5.3.3) Social inclusion (25.0%)\n5.3.4) Security risk (25.0%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n5.3.1) Government effectiveness risk (25.0%)\n5.3.2) Share of women in national parliaments  (25.0%)\n5.3.3) Social inclusion (25.0%)\n5.3.4) Security risk (25.0%)",null,19,null,null,null,null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D95,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,1,"5.3) Political stability","5.3) Political stability",null,{"$f":"$AM$84","v":"5) COOPERATION CONTEXT"},{"$f":"MATCH($E95,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":36},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP95),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP95))","v":1},0.2,1,"","",null,null,null,null,20,null,null,"Political stability","5.3) Political stability"]
[95,0,5,"5.3.1","COCO5_3_1",{"$f":"$E$95","v":"COCO5_3"},3,"5_3_1","Government effectiveness risk","Government effectiveness risk","5.3.1",null,"Government effectiveness risk measures how credible the political culture of the country is in fostering the effective operation of businesses. High government effectiveness risk indicates that the political environment in the country is not favourable to the launching and operation of firms.",null,"Government effectiveness risk measures how credible the political culture of the country is in fostering the effective operation of businesses. High government effectiveness risk indicates that the political environment in the country is not favourable to the launching and operation of firms.",null,29,null,"A. Government risk assesses whether the political culture of the country foster the ability of business to operate effectively","EIU Risk Briefing","(Low, 0-100, High)",1,3,2,"Quantitative","(High, 0-100, Low)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D96,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":2018},"High = Bad","#,##0.0",1,1,1,3,20,100,null,1,"5.3.1) Government effectiveness risk","5.3.1) Government effectiveness risk",null,{"$f":"$AM$95","v":"5.3) Political stability"},{"$f":"MATCH($E96,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":129},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP96),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP96))","v":1},0.25,1,"","",null,null,null,null,25,null,null,"Government effectiveness risk","5.3.1) Government effectiveness risk"]
[97,0,5,"5.3.3","COCO5_3_3","COCO5_3",3,"5_3_3","Political participation and civil liberties","Social inclusion","5.3.3",null,"This indicator measures levels of political participation and civil liberties in the country. Higher social inclusion indicates the ability of citizens to express their opinion and participate in decision-making processes in the country.",null,"This indicator measures levels of political participation and civil liberties in the country. Higher social inclusion indicates the ability of citizens to express their opinion and participate in decision-making processes in the country.",null,43,null,null,"EIU Democracy Index","(Low, 1-10, High)",1,3,2,"Quantitative","(Low, 1-10, High)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D98,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":2018},"High = good","#,##0.00",2,1,0,3,1,8.5,null,1,"5.3.3) Political participation and civil liberties","5.3.3) Social inclusion",null,{"$f":"$AM$95","v":"5.3) Political stability"},{"$f":"MATCH($E98,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":131},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP98),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP98))","v":1},0.25,1,"","",null,null,null,null,25,null,null,"Social inclusion","5.3.3) Social inclusion"]
[98,0,5,"5.3.4","COCO5_3_4","COCO5_3",3,"5_3_4","Security risk","Security risk","5.3.4",null,"Security risk assesses the intensity of internal conflicts of a nation state along with its level of security. Higher risk indicates a greater probability of violence.",null,"Security risk assesses the intensity of internal conflicts of a nation state along with its level of security. Higher risk indicates a greater probability of violence.",null,13,null,"A. Security Risk: Assesses whether the physical environment of the country sufficiently secure \n\n\nB. Intensity of Organized Internal Conflict: Assessment of the intensity of conflicts within the country, ranked from 1-5 (no conflict to severe crisis) by the EIU’s Country Analysis team. \n1 = No conflict.\n2 = Latent conflict: Positional differences over definable values of national importance.\n3 = Manifest conflict: Explicit threats of violence; imposition of economic sanctions by other countries.\n4 = Crisis: A tense situation across most of the country; at least one group uses violent force in sporadic incidents.\n5 = Severe crisis: Civil war; violent force is used with a certain continuity in an organised and systematic way throughout the country. ","EIU Risk Briefing","(Low, 0-100, High)",1,3,2,"Quantitative","(High, 0-100, Low)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D99,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":2018},"High = Bad","#,##0.0",1,1,1,3,13,97,null,1,"5.3.4) Security risk","5.3.4) Security risk",null,{"$f":"$AM$95","v":"5.3) Political stability"},{"$f":"MATCH($E99,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":132},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP99),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP99))","v":1},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR(AQ99/SUMIF($F$2:$F$107,$F99,AQ$2:AQ$107)),0,AQ99/SUMIF($F$2:$F$107,$F99,AQ$2:AQ$107))","v":0.25},1,"","",null,null,null,null,25,null,null,"Security risk","5.3.4) Security risk"]
[100,0,5,"5.4.1","COCO5_4_1",{"$f":"$E$100","v":"COCO5_4"},3,"5_4_1","Average level of military spending (% of GDP)","Military spending ","5.4.1",null,"Average military expenditure as a share of gross domestic product (GDP) is an indicator of the portion of national resources used for military purposes. Higher expenditure indicates a greater level of militarisation of the country.",null,"Average military expenditure as a share of gross domestic product (GDP) is an indicator of the portion of national resources used for military purposes. Higher expenditure indicates a greater level of militarisation of the country.",null,45,null,null,"World Bank","%",1,3,2,"Quantitative","%",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D101,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":"2013-2017"},"High = Bad","#,##0.00",2,1,1,3,0.21,4.5,null,2,"5.4.1) Average level of military spending (% of GDP)","5.4.1) Military spending ",null,{"$f":"$AM$100","v":"5.4) Propensity to conflict"},{"$f":"MATCH($E101,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":134},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP101),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP101))","v":1},0.33333333333333331,1,"","",null,null,null,null,33.333333333333329,null,null,"Military spending ","5.4.1) Military spending "]
[101,0,5,"5.4.2","COCO5_4_2",{"$f":"$E$100","v":"COCO5_4"},3,"5_4_2","Water-related conflicts","Water-related conflicts","5.4.2",null,"Water-related conflicts measure whether water has been the trigger of a conflict in the country or been used as a weapon in a conflict since 2000. A higher number of conflicts indicates greater regional instability.",null,"Water-related conflicts measure whether water has been the trigger of a conflict in the country or been used as a weapon in a conflict since 2000. A higher number of conflicts indicates greater regional instability.",null,23,null,null,"Pacific Institute","0 - No conflict since 2000\n1 - 1-5 conflicts since 2000\n2 -  6-10 conflicts since 2000\n3 - 10 or more conflicts since 2000",1,3,2,"Quantitative","(High, 0-3, Low)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D102,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":"Since 2000"},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,3,null,2,"5.4.2) Water-related conflicts","5.4.2) Water-related conflicts",null,{"$f":"$AM$100","v":"5.4) Propensity to conflict"},{"$f":"MATCH($E102,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":135},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP102),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP102))","v":1},0.33333333333333331,1,null,null,null,null,null,null,33.333333333333329,null,null,"Water-related conflicts","5.4.2) Water-related conflicts"]
[102,0,5,"5.4.3","COCO5_4_3","COCO5_4",3,"5_4_3","International tensions","International tensions","5.4.3",null,"This indicator assesses the extent to which international disputes/tensions such as regional armed conflict and disputes over trade, borders, and human rights negatively affect the economy. A higher risk indicates greater risk to regional peace and stability.",null,"This indicator assesses the extent to which international disputes/tensions such as regional armed conflict and disputes over trade, borders, and human rights negatively affect the economy. A higher risk indicates greater risk to regional peace and stability.",null,22,null,null,"EIU Risk Briefing"," 0-4 (peaceful to very aggressive)",1,3,2,"Quantitative","(High, 0-4, Low)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D103,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":2018},"High = Bad","#,##0.00",2,1,1,3,1,4,null,2,"5.4.3) International tensions","5.4.3) International tensions",null,{"$f":"$AM$100","v":"5.4) Propensity to conflict"},{"$f":"MATCH($E103,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":136},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP103),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP103))","v":1},0.33333333333333331,1,"","",null,null,null,null,33.333333333333329,null,null,"International tensions","5.4.3) International tensions"]
[103,0,5,5.5,"COCO5_5",{"$f":"$E$84","v":"COCO"},2,"5_5","Economic relations with basin states","Economic relations with basin states","Economic relations with basin states","The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n5.5.1) Share of regional trade (33.3%)\n5.5.2) Regional trade agreements (33.3%)\n5.5.3) Regional freedom of movement (33.3%)",null,null,"The category score is the weighted sum of the following indicator scores:\n\n5.5.1) Share of regional trade (33.3%)\n5.5.2) Regional trade agreements (33.3%)\n5.5.3) Regional freedom of movement (33.3%)",null,36,null,null,null,null,4,1,0,null,null,{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D104,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},null,"#,##0.0",1,0,"",1,"","",null,2,"5.5) Economic relations with basin states","5.5) Economic relations with basin states",null,{"$f":"$AM$84","v":"5) COOPERATION CONTEXT"},{"$f":"MATCH($E104,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":38},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP104),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP104))","v":1},0.2,1,"","",null,null,null,null,20,null,null,"Economic relations with basin states","5.5) Economic relations with basin states"]
[105,0,5,"5.5.2","COCO5_5_2",{"$f":"$E$104","v":"COCO5_5"},3,"5_5_2","Are economic relations between the country and its other riparian neighbours supported by codified agreements? ","Regional trade agreements","5.5.2",null,"This indicator assesses the level of economic integration of the country with its riparian states. Economic integration refers to trade unification between different countries by the partial or full abolition of customs tariffs on trade taking place within the borders of each country. The higher the level of economic integration, the greater the need for cooperation among riparian states in the management of water resources for regional stability and accelerated economic growth.",null,"This indicator assesses the level of economic integration of the country with its riparian states. Economic integration refers to trade unification between different countries by the partial or full abolition of customs tariffs on trade taking place within the borders of each country. The higher the level of economic integration, the greater the need for cooperation among riparian states in the management of water resources for regional stability and accelerated economic growth.",null,111,null,null,"EIU research","2 - Yes, the country has monetary or custom union with atleast one riparian state\n1 - Partially, the country has bilateral FTA with atleast one riparian state\n0 - No evidence on collaborating on economic aspects with other riparian states ",4,2,1,"Qualitative","Score (0-2)",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D106,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":""},"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,3,0,2,null,2,"5.5.2) Are economic relations between the country and its other riparian neighbours supported by codified agreements? ","5.5.2) Regional trade agreements",null,{"$f":"$AM$104","v":"5.5) Economic relations with basin states"},{"$f":"MATCH($E106,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":139},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP106),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP106))","v":1},0.33333333333333331,3,"Yes","Partially","No",null,null,null,33.333333333333329,null,null,"Regional trade agreements","5.5.2) Regional trade agreements"]
[106,0,5,"5.5.3","COCO5_5_3","COCO5_5",3,"5_5_3","Share of riparian countries whose citizens are granted visa-free access","Regional freedom of movement","5.5.3",null,"This indicator assesses the percentage of riparian states having visa-free travel to the host country. A higher percentage indicates greater openness to movement of people from riparian states.",null,"This indicator assesses the percentage of riparian states having visa-free travel to the host country. A higher percentage indicates greater openness to movement of people from riparian states.",null,71,null,null,"Passport Index","%",1,3,2,"Quantitative","%",{"$f":"IFERROR(INDEX(iData_Raw!$D$102:$AD$102,IFERROR(MATCH(D107,iData_Raw!$D$100:$AG$100,0),\"\")),\"\")","v":2018},"High = good","#,##0.0",1,1,0,3,0,100,null,2,"5.5.3) Share of riparian countries whose citizens are granted visa-free access","5.5.3) Regional freedom of movement",null,{"$f":"$AM$104","v":"5.5) Economic relations with basin states"},{"$f":"MATCH($E107,Weights!$C$13:$C$152,0)","v":140},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($AP107),1,INDEX(Weights!$G$13:$G$152,$AP107))","v":1},0.33333333333333331,1,"","",null,null,null,null,33.333333333333329,null,null,"Regional freedom of movement","5.5.3) Regional freedom of movement"]
[107,1,null,null,"BG",null,1,null,"Background Indicators","Background Indicators","Background Indicators",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"TBD",null,1,0,null,null,null,"",null,{"$f":"IF(G108=4,0,1)","v":1},1,"",null,null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(H108=\"\",I108,CONCATENATE(D108,\") \",IF(G108>=2,I108,UPPER(I108))))","v":"Background Indicators"},{"$f":"IF(H108=\"\",J108,CONCATENATE(D108,\") \",IF(G108>=2,J108,UPPER(J108))))","v":"Background Indicators"},null,null,null,null,null,1]
[108,1,null,"EN",{"$f":"\"BG_\"&D109","v":"BG_EN"},"BG",2,null,"Environmental Background Indicators","Environmental Background Indicators",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,1,null,1,null,null,null,null,{"$f":"IF(H109=\"\",I109,CONCATENATE(D109,\") \",IF(G109>=2,I109,UPPER(I109))))","v":"Environmental Background Indicators"},{"$f":"IF(H109=\"\",J109,CONCATENATE(D109,\") \",IF(G109>=2,J109,UPPER(J109))))","v":"Environmental Background Indicators"},null,"Background Indicator: Economic"]
[110,1,null,"EN2",{"$f":"\"BG_\"&D111","v":"BG_EN2"},"BG",3,2,"Environmental water stress","Environmental water stress","EN2",null,"This indicator addresses environmental stress induced by flow regime alterations due to anthropogenic impacts such as dam operation and water use.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Transboundary Waters Assessment Programme (TWAP)",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","(Very low, 1-5, very high)",2018,"High = bad","#,##0.0",1,1,1,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR115:BW115)","v":1},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR115:BW115)","v":5},1,null,"EN2) Environmental water stress","EN2) Environmental water stress",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[111,1,null,"EN3","BG_EN3","BG",3,3,"Human water stress","Human water stress","EN3",null,"This indicator deals with the quantity of water available per person per year relative to the internal and upstream area water supplies, on the premise that the less water available per person, the greater the impact on human development and well-being, and the less water there is available for other sectors.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Transboundary Waters Assessment Programme (TWAP)",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","(Very low, 1-5, very high)",2018,"High = bad","#,##0",0,1,1,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR116:BW116)","v":1},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR116:BW116)","v":5},1,null,"EN3) Human water stress","EN3) Human water stress",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[112,1,null,"EN4","BG_EN4","BG",3,4,"External water dependency ratio","External water dependency ratio","EN4",null,"Indicator expressing the percent of total renewable water resources originating outside the country. This indicator may theoretically vary between 0% and 100%. A country with a dependency ratio equal to 0% does not receive any water from neighbouring countries. A country with a dependency ratio equal to 100% receives all its renewable water from upstream countries, without producing any of its own.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"FAO Aquastat ",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","%",2014,"High = bad","#,##0.0",1,1,1,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR117:BW117)","v":0},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR117:BW117)","v":97},1,null,"EN4) External water dependency ratio","EN4) External water dependency ratio",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[113,1,null,"EN5","BG_EN5","BG",3,5,"Cereal import dependency ratio","Cereal import dependency ratio","EN5",null,"The cereal imports dependency ratio indicates how much of the available domestic food supply of cereals has been imported and how much comes from the country's own production.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"FAO",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","%","2011-13","High = bad","#,##0.0",1,1,1,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR118:BW118)","v":-56},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR118:BW118)","v":87.1},2,null,"EN5) Cereal import dependency ratio","EN5) Cereal import dependency ratio",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[115,1,null,"EN7","BG_EN7","BG",3,7,"Seasonal variability (WRI)","Seasonal variability (WRI)","EN7",null,"A normalised indicator of the variation in water supply between months of the year. Seasonal variability is calculated as the standard deviation of monthly total blue water divided by the mean of total blue water calculated using the monthly mean.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"FAO Aquastat",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","(Low, 0-5, High)",2013,"High = bad","#,##0.0",1,1,1,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR120:BW120)","v":1},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR120:BW120)","v":4},1,null,"EN7) Seasonal variability (WRI)","EN7) Seasonal variability (WRI)",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[116,1,null,"EN8","BG_EN8","BG",3,8,"Total water footprint of national consumption","Total water footprint of national consumption","EN8",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Water footprint network",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","(m3/yr/cap)","1996-2005","High = bad","#,##0",0,1,1,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR121:BW121)","v":1041.4472998961876},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR121:BW121)","v":3467.899369815229},1,null,"EN8) Total water footprint of national consumption","EN8) Total water footprint of national consumption",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[117,1,null,"EN9","BG_EN9","BG",3,9,"Water footprint of national production","Water footprint of national production","EN9",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Water footprint network",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","(Mm3/yr) ","1996-2005","High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR122:BW122)","v":2078.9590640873002},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR122:BW122)","v":1207392.5401628339},1,null,"EN9) Water footprint of national production","EN9) Water footprint of national production",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[118,1,null,"EN10","BG_EN10","BG",3,10,"Total virtual water flows","Total virtual water flows","EN10",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Water footprint network",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","(Mm3/yr)","1996-2005","High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR123:BW123)","v":-76948.568141548938},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR123:BW123)","v":11557.929402221007},3,null,"EN10) Total virtual water flows","EN10) Total virtual water flows",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[120,1,null,"EN12","BG_EN12","BG",3,12,"Threat to fish","Threat to fish","EN12",null,"The indicator measures the fishing pressure and the percentage of non-native fish.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Transboundary Waters Assessment Programme (TWAP)",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","(Very low, 1-5, very high)",2018,"High = bad","#,##0",0,1,1,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR125:BW125)","v":2},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR125:BW125)","v":5},1,null,"EN12) Threat to fish","EN12) Threat to fish",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[121,1,null,"EN13","BG_EN13","BG",3,13,"Extinction risk","Extinction risk","EN13",null,"The extinction risk indicator allows for the identification of transboundary basins with the highest risk of species extinction. ",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Transboundary Waters Assessment Programme (TWAP)",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","(Very low, 1-5, very high)",2018,"High = bad","#,##0.0",1,1,1,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR126:BW126)","v":1},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR126:BW126)","v":4},1,null,"EN13) Extinction risk","EN13) Extinction risk",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[122,1,null,"EN14","BG_EN14","BG",3,14,"Species habitat index","Species habitat index","EN14",null,"The proportion of habitat within a country remaining, relative to a baseline set in the year 2001.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Environmental Performance Index - Yale University",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","(Low, 0-100, High)",2018,"High = good","#,##0.0",1,1,0,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR127:BW127)","v":5.13},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR127:BW127)","v":98.03},1,null,"EN14) Species habitat index","EN14) Species habitat index",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[123,1,null,"EN15","BG_EN15","BG",3,15,"Environmental Performance Index","Environmental Performance Index","EN15",null,"The 2018 Environmental Performance Index (EPI) ranks 180 countries on 24 performance indicators across ten issue categories covering environmental health and ecosystem vitality. These metrics provide a gauge at a national scale of how close countries are to established environmental policy goals. ",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Environmental Performance Index - Yale University",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","(Low, 0-100, High)",2018,"High = good","#,##0.0",1,1,0,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR128:BW128)","v":25.5},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR128:BW128)","v":67.569999999999993},1,null,"EN15) Environmental Performance Index","EN15) Environmental Performance Index",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[125,1,null,"EN17","BG_EN17","BG",3,17,"Percentage of tree cover loss at 10% canopy ","Percentage of tree cover loss at 10% canopy ","EN17",null,"The percentage of tree cover loss at 10% canopy from 2010 to 2018.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"World Resources Institute",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","% change","2010-2018","High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR130:BW130)","v":-100},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR130:BW130)","v":564.09721914223621},3,null,"EN17) Percentage of tree cover loss at 10% canopy ","EN17) Percentage of tree cover loss at 10% canopy ",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[126,1,null,"S","BG_S","BG",2,null,"Social Background Indicators","Social Background Indicators","S",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,1,null,1,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR131:BW131)","v":0},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR131:BW131)","v":0},null,null,"Social Background Indicators","Social Background Indicators",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[127,1,null,"S1","BG_S1","BG",3,18,"Population, total (thousands)","Population, total (thousands)","S1",null,"Total population is based on the de facto definition of population, which counts all residents regardless of legal status or citizenship. ",null,null,null,null,null,null,"World Bank",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","in 000s",2017,"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR132:BW132)","v":2066.3879999999999},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR132:BW132)","v":1386395},1,null,"S1) Population, total (thousands)","S1) Population, total (thousands)",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[128,1,null,"S2","BG_S2","BG",3,19,"Population projection 2050","Population projection 2050","S2",null,"Estimated population in 2050 for each country.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"UN DESA",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","in 000s",2050,"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR133:BW133)","v":1942},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR133:BW133)","v":1364457},1,null,"S2) Population projection 2050","S2) Population projection 2050",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[130,1,null,"S4","BG_S4","BG",3,21,"Rural population (% of total population)","Rural population (% of total population)","S4",null,"Rural population refers to people living in rural areas as defined by national statistical offices.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"World Bank",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","%",2017,"High = good","#,##0.0",1,1,0,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR135:BW135)","v":11.816999999999993},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR135:BW135)","v":77.02},1,null,"S4) Rural population (% of total population)","S4) Rural population (% of total population)",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
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[132,1,null,"S6","BG_S6","BG",3,23,"Human Development Index","Human Development Index","S6",null,"The Human Development Index (HDI) is a statistic composite index of life expectancy, education, and per capita income indicators.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"UNDP",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","(Low, 0-1, High)",2017,"High = good","#,##0.000",3,1,0,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR137:BW137)","v":0.42699999999999999},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR137:BW137)","v":0.89600000000000002},1,null,"S6) Human Development Index","S6) Human Development Index",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[133,1,null,"S7","BG_S7","BG",3,24,"GINI index (World Bank estimate)","GINI index (World Bank estimate)","S7",null,"Gini index measures the extent to which the distribution of income among individuals or households within an economy deviates from a perfectly equal distribution.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"World Bank",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","(Low, 0-100, High)","Varied","High = bad","#,##0.0",1,1,1,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR138:BW138)","v":0},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR138:BW138)","v":53.3},1,null,"S7) GINI index (World Bank estimate)","S7) GINI index (World Bank estimate)",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[135,1,null,"S9","BG_S9","BG",3,26,"Access to electricity (% of population)","Access to electricity (% of population)","S9",null,"The percentage of the population with access to electricity.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"World Bank",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","%",2016,"High = good","#,##0.0",1,1,0,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR140:BW140)","v":33.5},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR140:BW140)","v":100},1,null,"S9) Access to electricity (% of population)","S9) Access to electricity (% of population)",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[136,1,null,"S10","BG_S10","BG",3,27,"Multidimensional Poverty","Multidimensional Poverty","S10",null,"The Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) identifies multiple deprivations at the household and individual level in health, education and standard of living. ",null,null,null,null,null,null,"University of Oxford",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","%","Varied","High = bad","#,##0.0",1,1,1,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR141:BW141)","v":5.0125614507123828E-2},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR141:BW141)","v":92.606964111328125},1,null,"S10) Multidimensional Poverty","S10) Multidimensional Poverty",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[137,1,null,"S11","BG_S11","BG",3,28,"Population with at least some secondary education, female (% aged 25 and older)","Population with at least some secondary education, female (% aged 25 and older)","S11",null,"Percentage of the population aged 25 and older that reached at least a secondary level of education.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"UNDP",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","%",2017,"High = good","#,##0.0",1,1,0,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR142:BW142)","v":7.3},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR142:BW142)","v":99.9},1,null,"S11) Population with at least some secondary education, female (% aged 25 and older)","S11) Population with at least some secondary education, female (% aged 25 and older)",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[138,1,null,"S12","BG_S12","BG",3,29,"Expected years of schooling, female (years)","Expected years of schooling, female (years)","S12",null,"Number of years of schooling that a child of school entrance age can expect to receive if prevailing patterns of age-specific enrolment rates persist throughout life disaggregated by sex.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"UNDP",null,null,{"$f":"X139+1","v":4},3,"Quantitative","Years",2017,"High = good","#,##0.0",1,1,0,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR143:BW143)","v":6.8},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR143:BW143)","v":18},1,null,"S12) Expected years of schooling, female (years)","S12) Expected years of schooling, female (years)",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[140,1,null,"EC","BG_EC","BG",2,null,"Economic Background Indicators","Economic Background Indicators","EC",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,1,null,1,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR145:BW145)","v":0},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR145:BW145)","v":0},1,null,"Economic Background Indicators","Economic Background Indicators",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[141,1,null,"EC1","BG_EC1","BG",3,31,"GNI per capita, PPP (current international $)","GNI per capita, PPP (current international $)","EC1",null,"PPP GNI is gross national income (GNI) converted to international dollars using purchasing power parity rates. ",null,null,null,null,null,null,"World Bank",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","International dollar",2017,"High = good",{"$f":"CHOOSE(AD142+1,\"#,##0\",\"#,##0.0\",\"#,##0.00\",\"#,##0.000\")","v":"#,##0"},0,1,0,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR146:BW146)","v":2160},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR146:BW146)","v":33980},1,null,"EC1) GNI per capita, PPP (current international $)","EC1) GNI per capita, PPP (current international $)",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[142,1,null,"EC2","BG_EC2","BG",3,32,"GDP (current US$) in billions","GDP (current US$) in billions","EC2",null,"GDP at purchaser's prices is the sum of gross value added by all resident producers in the economy plus any product taxes and minus any subsidies not included in the value of the products.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"World Bank",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","USD",2017,"High = good","#,##0.0",1,1,0,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR147:BW147)","v":5.0247086559914713},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR147:BW147)","v":12237.700479375037},1,null,"EC2) GDP (current US$) in billions","EC2) GDP (current US$) in billions",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[143,1,null,"EC3","BG_EC3","BG",3,33,"Poverty headcount ratio at $1.90 a day (2011 PPP) (% of population)","Poverty gap at $1.90 a day (2011 PPP) (%)","EC3",null,"Poverty headcount ratio at $1.90 a day is the percentage of the population living on less than $1.90 a day at 2011 international prices.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"World Bank",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","%","Varied","High = good","#,##0.0",1,1,0,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR148:BW148)","v":0},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR148:BW148)","v":62.1},1,null,"EC3) Poverty headcount ratio at $1.90 a day (2011 PPP) (% of population)","EC3) Poverty gap at $1.90 a day (2011 PPP) (%)",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[144,1,null,"EC4","BG_EC4","BG",3,34,"Exports of goods and services (% of GDP)","Exports of goods and services (% of GDP)","EC4",null,"Exports of goods and services represent the value of all goods and other market services provided to the rest of the world.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"World Bank",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","%",2017,"High = good","#,##0.0",1,1,0,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR149:BW149)","v":7.7537977200227202},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR149:BW149)","v":101.59343584416622},1,null,"EC4) Exports of goods and services (% of GDP)","EC4) Exports of goods and services (% of GDP)",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[145,1,null,"EC5","BG_EC5","BG",3,35,"Imports of goods and services (% of GDP)","Imports of goods and services (% of GDP)","EC5",null,"Imports of goods and services represent the value of all goods and other market services received from the rest of the world.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"World Bank",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","%",2017,"High = good","#,##0.0",1,1,0,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR150:BW150)","v":11.571024585305494},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR150:BW150)","v":104.0362899530593},1,null,"EC5) Imports of goods and services (% of GDP)","EC5) Imports of goods and services (% of GDP)",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[146,1,null,"EC6","BG_EC6","BG",3,36,"Net ODA received (% of GNI)","Net ODA received (% of GNI)","EC6",null,"Net official development assistance (ODA) consists of disbursements of loans made on concessional terms (net of repayments of principal) and grants by official agencies of the members of the Development Assistance Committee (DAC), by multilateral institutions, and by non-DAC countries to promote economic development and welfare in countries and territories in the DAC list of ODA recipients.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"World Bank",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","%",2017,"High = bad","#,##0.000",3,1,1,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR151:BW151)","v":-8.5613083285657494E-3},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR151:BW151)","v":9.0653354534413566},2,null,"EC6) Net ODA received (% of GNI)","EC6) Net ODA received (% of GNI)",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[147,1,null,"EC7","BG_EC7","BG",3,37,"Inward FDI flows (% of GDP)","Inward FDI flows (% of GDP)","EC7",null,"The indicator measures the percentage ratios of inward FDI to GDP.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"UNCTAD",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","%",2017,"High = good","#,##0.0",1,1,0,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR152:BW152)","v":3.8114442217},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR152:BW152)","v":3118.116},1,null,"EC7) Inward FDI flows (% of GDP)","EC7) Inward FDI flows (% of GDP)",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[148,1,null,"P","BG_P","BG",2,null,"Political Background Indicators","Political Background Indicators","P",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,1,null,1,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR153:BW153)","v":0},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR153:BW153)","v":0},1,null,"Political Background Indicators","Political Background Indicators",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[149,1,null,"P1","BG_P1","BG",3,38,"Political Stability Risk","Political Stability Risk","P1",null,"The indicator measures how stable the political institutions are in supporting the needs of businesses and investors.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"EIU",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","(Low, 0-100, High)",2018,"High = bad","#,##0",0,1,1,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR154:BW154)","v":20},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR154:BW154)","v":85},1,null,"P1) Political Stability Risk","P1) Political Stability Risk",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[150,1,null,"P2","BG_P2","BG",3,39,"Democracy Index","Democracy Index","P2",null,"The Democracy Index measures the state of democracy in 167 countries. It is based on five categories: electoral process and pluralism; civil liberties; the functioning of government; political participation; and political culture.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"EIU",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","(Low, 0-10, High)",2018,"High = good","#,##0.0",1,1,0,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR155:BW155)","v":1.4305555555555556},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR155:BW155)","v":7.5042016806722689},1,null,"P2) Democracy Index","P2) Democracy Index",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[151,1,null,"P3","BG_P3","BG",3,40,"Corruption Perception Index","Corruption Perception Index","P3",null,"The index, which ranks 180 countries and territories by their perceived levels of public sector corruption according to experts and businesspeople, uses a scale of 0 to 100, where 0 is highly corrupt and 100 is very clean.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"Transparency International",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","(Highly corrupt, 0-100, very clean)",2018,"High = good","#,##0",0,1,0,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR156:BW156)","v":13},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR156:BW156)","v":60},1,null,"P3) Corruption Perception Index","P3) Corruption Perception Index",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[152,1,null,"P4","BG_P4","BG",3,41,"Voice and accountability","Voice and accountability","P4",null,"Reflects perceptions of the extent to which a country's citizens are able to participate in selecting their government, as well as freedom of expression, freedom of association, and a free media.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"World Bank",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","(Weak, -2.5 to 2.5, strong)",2017,"High = good","#,##0.00",2,1,0,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR157:BW157)","v":-1.9684871435165405},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR157:BW157)","v":1.2123502492904663},3,null,"P4) Voice and accountability","P4) Voice and accountability",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[153,1,null,"P5","BG_P5","BG",3,42,"Rule of Law","Rule of law","P5",null,"Reflects perceptions of the extent to which agents have confidence in and abide by the rules of society, and in particular the quality of contract enforcement, property rights, the police, and the courts, as well as the likelihood of crime and violence.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"World Bank",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","(Weak, -2.5 to 2.5, strong)",2017,"High = good","#,##0.00",2,1,0,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR158:BW158)","v":-2.2551753520965576},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR158:BW158)","v":1.453255295753479},3,null,"P5) Rule of Law","P5) Rule of law",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]
[154,1,null,"P6","BG_P6","BG",3,43,"Regulatory quality","Regulatory quality","P6",null,"Reflects perceptions of the ability of the government to formulate and implement sound policies and regulations that permit and promote private sector development.",null,null,null,null,null,null,"World Bank",null,null,4,3,"Quantitative","(Weak, -2.5 to 2.5, strong)",2017,"High = good","#,##0.00",2,1,0,2,{"$f":"MIN(iData!AR159:BW159)","v":-1.9590760469436646},{"$f":"MAX(iData!AR159:BW159)","v":1.5779871940612793},3,null,"P6) Regulatory quality","P6) Regulatory quality",null,"Background Indicator: Economic",null,null,null,1]

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[27,0,"C","C.1",{"$f":"$E$27&H28","v":"EUROC_1"},{"$f":"$E$27","v":"EURO"},2,"C_1","Sava",null,null,null,null,null,"Sava","C.1) Sava",null,{"$f":"$O$27","v":"EUROPE"},{"$f":"MATCH($E28,WeightsXCountry!$C$13:$C$160,0)","v":42},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($S28),1,INDEX(WeightsXCountry!$G$13:$G$160,$S28))","v":0},0,null,0]
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[29,0,"C","C.1.2",{"$f":"$E$27&H30","v":"EUROC_1_2"},{"$f":"$E$28","v":"EUROC_1"},3,"C_1_2","Croatia",{"$f":"INDEX(tblTerritories!$B$3:$B$34,MATCH(I30,tblTerritories!$C$3:$C$35,0))","v":"HRV"},null,null,null,null,"Croatia","C.1.2) Croatia",null,{"$f":"$O$28","v":"Sava"},{"$f":"MATCH($E30,WeightsXCountry!$C$13:$C$160,0)","v":44},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($S30),1,INDEX(WeightsXCountry!$G$13:$G$160,$S30))","v":1},0.25,null,25]
[30,0,"C","C.1.3","EUROC_1_3","EUROC_1",3,"C_1_3","Serbia",{"$f":"INDEX(tblTerritories!$B$3:$B$34,MATCH(I31,tblTerritories!$C$3:$C$35,0))","v":"SRB"},null,null,null,null,"Serbia","C.1.3) Serbia",null,{"$f":"$O$28","v":"Sava"},{"$f":"MATCH($E31,WeightsXCountry!$C$13:$C$160,0)","v":45},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($S31),1,INDEX(WeightsXCountry!$G$13:$G$160,$S31))","v":1},0.25,null,25]
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[32,0,"D","D","LATM",{"$f":"$E$2","v":"GLOBAL"},1,"D","Latin America",null,null,null,null,null,"LATIN AMERICA","D) LATIN AMERICA",null,{"$f":"$O$2","v":"GLOBAL"},{"$f":"MATCH($E33,WeightsXCountry!$C$13:$C$160,0)","v":4},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($S33),1,INDEX(WeightsXCountry!$G$13:$G$160,$S33))","v":1},0.2,null,20]
[33,0,"D","D.1",{"$f":"$E$33&H34","v":"LATMD_1"},{"$f":"$E$33","v":"LATM"},2,"D_1","Amazon",null,null,null,null,null,"Amazon","D.1) Amazon",null,{"$f":"$O$33","v":"LATIN AMERICA"},{"$f":"MATCH($E34,WeightsXCountry!$C$13:$C$160,0)","v":15},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($S34),1,INDEX(WeightsXCountry!$G$13:$G$160,$S34))","v":1},1,null,100]
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[35,0,"D","D.1.2",{"$f":"$E$33&H36","v":"LATMD_1_2"},{"$f":"$E$34","v":"LATMD_1"},3,"D_1_2","Brazil",{"$f":"INDEX(tblTerritories!$B$3:$B$34,MATCH(I36,tblTerritories!$C$3:$C$35,0))","v":"BRA"},null,null,null,null,"Brazil","D.1.2) Brazil",null,"Amazon",{"$f":"MATCH($E36,WeightsXCountry!$C$13:$C$160,0)","v":49},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($S36),1,INDEX(WeightsXCountry!$G$13:$G$160,$S36))","v":1},0.16666666666666666,null,16.666666666666664]
[36,0,"D","D.1.3","LATMD_1_3","LATMD_1",3,"D_1_3","Colombia",{"$f":"INDEX(tblTerritories!$B$3:$B$34,MATCH(I37,tblTerritories!$C$3:$C$35,0))","v":"COL"},null,null,null,null,"Colombia","D.1.3) Colombia",null,"Amazon",{"$f":"MATCH($E37,WeightsXCountry!$C$13:$C$160,0)","v":50},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($S37),1,INDEX(WeightsXCountry!$G$13:$G$160,$S37))","v":1},0.16666666666666666,null,16.666666666666664]
[37,0,"D","D.1.4","LATMD_1_4","LATMD_1",3,"D_1_4","Ecuador",{"$f":"INDEX(tblTerritories!$B$3:$B$34,MATCH(I38,tblTerritories!$C$3:$C$35,0))","v":"ECU"},null,null,null,null,"Ecuador","D.1.4) Ecuador",null,"Amazon",{"$f":"MATCH($E38,WeightsXCountry!$C$13:$C$160,0)","v":51},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($S38),1,INDEX(WeightsXCountry!$G$13:$G$160,$S38))","v":1},0.16666666666666666,null,16.666666666666664]
[38,0,"D","D.1.5","LATMD_1_5","LATMD_1",3,"D_1_5","Peru",{"$f":"INDEX(tblTerritories!$B$3:$B$34,MATCH(I39,tblTerritories!$C$3:$C$35,0))","v":"PER"},null,null,null,null,"Peru","D.1.5) Peru",null,"Amazon",{"$f":"MATCH($E39,WeightsXCountry!$C$13:$C$160,0)","v":52},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($S39),1,INDEX(WeightsXCountry!$G$13:$G$160,$S39))","v":1},0.16666666666666666,null,16.666666666666664]
[39,0,"D","D.1.6","LATMD_1_6","LATMD_1",3,"D_1_6","Venezuela",{"$f":"INDEX(tblTerritories!$B$3:$B$34,MATCH(I40,tblTerritories!$C$3:$C$35,0))","v":"VEN"},null,null,null,null,"Venezuela","D.1.6) Venezuela",null,"Amazon",{"$f":"MATCH($E40,WeightsXCountry!$C$13:$C$160,0)","v":53},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($S40),1,INDEX(WeightsXCountry!$G$13:$G$160,$S40))","v":1},0.16666666666666666,null,16.666666666666664]
[40,0,{"$f":"IFERROR(VALUE(LEFT(D41,1)),LEFT(D41,1))","v":"E"},"E","MENA",{"$f":"$E$2","v":"GLOBAL"},1,"E","MENA",null,null,null,null,null,"MENA","E) MENA",null,{"$f":"$O$2","v":"GLOBAL"},{"$f":"MATCH($E41,WeightsXCountry!$C$13:$C$160,0)","v":5},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($S41),1,INDEX(WeightsXCountry!$G$13:$G$160,$S41))","v":1},0.2,null,20]
[41,0,"E","E.1",{"$f":"$E$41&H42","v":"MENAE_1"},{"$f":"$E$41","v":"MENA"},2,"E_1","Tigris-Euphrates",null,null,null,null,null,"Tigris-Euphrates","E.1) Tigris-Euphrates",null,{"$f":"$O$41","v":"MENA"},{"$f":"MATCH($E42,WeightsXCountry!$C$13:$C$160,0)","v":17},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($S42),1,INDEX(WeightsXCountry!$G$13:$G$160,$S42))","v":1},1,null,100]
[42,0,"E","E.1.1",{"$f":"$E$41&H43","v":"MENAE_1_1"},{"$f":"$E$42","v":"MENAE_1"},3,"E_1_1","Iran",{"$f":"INDEX(tblTerritories!$B$3:$B$34,MATCH(I43,tblTerritories!$C$3:$C$35,0))","v":"IRN"},null,null,null,null,"Iran","E.1.1) Iran",null,{"$f":"$O$42","v":"Tigris-Euphrates"},{"$f":"MATCH($E43,WeightsXCountry!$C$13:$C$160,0)","v":55},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($S43),1,INDEX(WeightsXCountry!$G$13:$G$160,$S43))","v":1},0.25,null,25]
[43,0,"E","E.1.2","MENAE_1_2",{"$f":"$E$42","v":"MENAE_1"},3,"E_1_2","Iraq",{"$f":"INDEX(tblTerritories!$B$3:$B$34,MATCH(I44,tblTerritories!$C$3:$C$35,0))","v":"IRQ"},null,null,null,null,"Iraq","E.1.2) Iraq",null,{"$f":"$O$42","v":"Tigris-Euphrates"},{"$f":"MATCH($E44,WeightsXCountry!$C$13:$C$160,0)","v":56},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($S44),1,INDEX(WeightsXCountry!$G$13:$G$160,$S44))","v":1},0.25,null,25]
[44,0,"E","E.1.3","MENAE_1_3","MENAE_1",3,"E_1_3","Syria",{"$f":"INDEX(tblTerritories!$B$3:$B$34,MATCH(I45,tblTerritories!$C$3:$C$35,0))","v":"SYR"},null,null,null,null,"Syria","E.1.3) Syria",null,{"$f":"$O$42","v":"Tigris-Euphrates"},{"$f":"MATCH($E45,WeightsXCountry!$C$13:$C$160,0)","v":57},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($S45),1,INDEX(WeightsXCountry!$G$13:$G$160,$S45))","v":1},0.25,null,25]
[45,0,"E","E.1.4","MENAE_1_4","MENAE_1",3,"E_1_4","Turkey",{"$f":"INDEX(tblTerritories!$B$3:$B$34,MATCH(I46,tblTerritories!$C$3:$C$35,0))","v":"TUR"},null,null,null,null,"Turkey","E.1.4) Turkey",null,{"$f":"$O$42","v":"Tigris-Euphrates"},{"$f":"MATCH($E46,WeightsXCountry!$C$13:$C$160,0)","v":58},{"$f":"IF(ISERROR($S46),1,INDEX(WeightsXCountry!$G$13:$G$160,$S46))","v":1},0.25,null,25]
[]
[]
["By Basin in Alphabetical order"]
[]
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[2,9,{"$f":"INDEX($I$2:$I$46,B52)","v":"Mekong"},null,9,{"$f":"INDEX($I$2:$I$46,E52)","v":"Mekong"},{"$f":"MATCH(F52,$C$51:$C$55,0)","v":2}]
[3,17,"Afghanistan",null,17,"Afghanistan",3]
[4,23,"Kyrgyzstan",null,3,"Senegal",1]
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[17,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G18","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C18","v":1},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL18","v":"1.4.3) Does the agreement/management plan outline methods of water sharing/water allocation?"},"1.4.3) Does the agreement/management plan outline methods of water sharing/water allocation?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N21:S21,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,4,null,null,1,0,1,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,1,0,0,0,0]
[18,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G19","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C19","v":1},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL19","v":"1.4.4) Does the sectoral scope of the agreement/management plan cover multiple sectors?"},{"$f":"D22","v":"1.4.4) Does the sectoral scope of the agreement/management plan cover multiple sectors?"},null,{"$f":"INDEX(N22:S22,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,{"$f":"VALUE(RIGHT(LEFT(D22,$J$1),1))","v":4},null,null,1,0,1,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,1,0,0,0,0]
[19,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G20","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C20","v":1},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL20","v":"1.4.5) Does the agreement/management plan outline a dispute resolution mechanism?"},"1.4.5) Does the agreement/management plan outline a dispute resolution mechanism?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N23:S23,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,4,null,null,1,0,1,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,1,0,0,0,0]
[20,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G21","v":1},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C21","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL21","v":"2) INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS AND PARTICIPATION"},"2) INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS AND PARTICIPATION",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N24:S24,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,"2)",null,null,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,1,1,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,1,1,0,1,0,0,0]
[21,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G22","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C22","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL22","v":"2.1) National water agency"},"2.1) National water agency",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N25:S25,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":1},null,null,1,null,null,1,1,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,1,1,0,1,0,0,0]
[22,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G23","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C23","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL23","v":"2.1.1) Is there a dedicated ministry or central agency responsible for water resources management in the country?"},"2.1.1) Is there a dedicated ministry or central agency responsible for water resources management in the country?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N26:S26,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,1,null,null,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,1,0,0,0]
[23,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G24","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C24","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL24","v":"2.1.2) Does the agency run any capacity-building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country?"},"2.1.2) Does the agency run any capacity-building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N27:S27,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,1,null,null,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,1,0,0,0]
[24,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G25","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C25","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL25","v":"2.2) National stakeholder engagement"},"2.2) National stakeholder engagement",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N28:S28,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":1},null,null,2,null,null,1,1,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,1,1,0,1,0,0,0]
[25,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G26","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C26","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL26","v":"2.2.1) Is there a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management?"},"2.2.1) Is there a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N29:S29,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,2,null,null,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,1,0,0,0]
[26,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G27","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C27","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL27","v":"2.2.2) Is there a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at the national level?"},"2.2.2) Is there a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at the national level?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N30:S30,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,2,null,null,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,1,0,0,0]
[27,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G28","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C28","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL28","v":"2.2.3) Is there a platform that enables the private sector and all social groups (including women and marginalised societies) to be involved in decision making regarding water resources management and use?"},"2.2.3) Is there a platform that enables the private sector and all social groups (including women and marginalised societies) to be involved in decision making regarding water resources management and use?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N31:S31,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,2,null,null,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,1,0,0,0]
[28,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G29","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C29","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL29","v":"2.3) National data sharing"},"2.3) National data sharing",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N32:S32,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":1},null,null,3,null,null,1,1,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,1,1,0,1,0,0,0]
[29,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G30","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C30","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL30","v":"2.3.1) Does the national-level body share water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries)?"},"2.3.1) Does the national-level body share water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries)?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N33:S33,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,3,null,null,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,1,0,0,0]
[30,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G31","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C31","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL31","v":"2.3.2) Are there mechanisms to share data at the local level as well as with the broader public?"},"2.3.2) Are there mechanisms to share data at the local level as well as with the broader public?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N34:S34,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,3,null,null,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,1,0,0,0]
[31,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G32","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C32","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL32","v":"2.4) Basin level body"},"2.4) Basin level body",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N35:S35,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":1},null,null,4,null,null,1,1,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,1,1,0,1,0,0,0]
[32,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G33","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C33","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL33","v":"2.4.1) Is the country a member of a joint operational body formed from a transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the basin states?"},"2.4.1) Is the country a member of a joint operational body formed from a transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the basin states?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N36:S36,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,4,null,null,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,1,0,0,0]
[33,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G34","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C34","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL34","v":"2.4.2) Is the country a member of a permanent secretariat?"},"2.4.2) Is the country a member of a permanent secretariat?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N37:S37,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,4,null,null,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"INDEX(X37:AC37,$W$4)","v":0},{"$f":"IF(B37=1,1,0)","v":0},0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,1,0,0,0]
[34,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G35","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C35","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL35","v":"2.4.3) Are there any joint capacity-building practices run by the operational joint body?"},"2.4.3) Are there any joint capacity-building practices run by the operational joint body?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N38:S38,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,4,null,null,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,{"$f":"P38","v":1},{"$f":"Q38","v":0},{"$f":"R38","v":0},{"$f":"S38","v":0}]
[35,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G36","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C36","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL36","v":"2.5) Basin stakeholder engagement"},"2.5) Basin stakeholder engagement",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N39:S39,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":1},null,null,5,null,null,1,1,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,1,1,{"$f":"O39","v":0},1,0,0,0]
[36,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G37","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C37","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL37","v":"2.5.1) Is there any organisational structure by the joint body for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial (or above) level?"},"2.5.1) Is there any organisational structure by the joint body for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial (or above) level?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N40:S40,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,5,null,null,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,1,0,0,0]
[37,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G38","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C38","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL38","v":"2.5.2) Is there any organisational structure by the joint body to engage different stakeholders? "},"2.5.2) Is there any organisational structure by the joint body to engage different stakeholders? ",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N41:S41,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,5,null,null,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,1,0,0,0]
[38,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G39","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C39","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL39","v":"2.6) Basin data sharing"},"2.6) Basin data sharing",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N42:S42,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":1},null,null,6,null,null,1,1,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,1,1,0,1,0,0,0]
[39,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G40","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C40","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL40","v":"2.6.1) Is there any shared database or platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities, and the application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data?"},"2.6.1) Is there any shared database or platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities, and the application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N43:S43,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,6,null,null,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,1,0,0,0]
[40,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G41","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C41","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL41","v":"2.6.2) Is the shared database or platform in place for basin states publicly available?"},"2.6.2) Is the shared database or platform in place for basin states publicly available?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N44:S44,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,6,null,null,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,1,0,0,0]
[41,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G42","v":1},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C42","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL42","v":"3) WATER MANAGEMENT INSTRUMENTS"},"3) WATER MANAGEMENT INSTRUMENTS",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N45:S45,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,"3)",null,null,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,null,null,null,1,1,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,1,1,0,0,1,0,0]
[42,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G43","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C43","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL43","v":"3.1) Water availability management"},"3.1) Water availability management",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N46:S46,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":1},null,null,1,null,null,1,1,0,0,1,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,null,null,null,1,1,0,0,1,0,0]
[43,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G44","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C44","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL44","v":"3.1.1) Is there a system for national monitoring of water availability?"},"3.1.1) Is there a system for national monitoring of water availability?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N47:S47,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,1,null,null,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,1,0,0]
[44,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G45","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C45","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL45","v":"3.1.2) Has the government implemented any programme to enhance water use efficiency?"},"3.1.2) Has the government implemented any programme to enhance water use efficiency?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N48:S48,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,1,null,null,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,1,0,0]
[45,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G46","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C46","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL46","v":"3.2) National pollution control"},"3.2) National pollution control",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N49:S49,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":1},null,null,2,null,null,1,1,0,0,1,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,null,null,null,1,1,0,0,1,0,0]
[46,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G47","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C47","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL47","v":"3.2.1) Is there a national programme for monitoring of water pollution?"},"3.2.1) Is there a national programme for monitoring of water pollution?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N50:S50,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,2,null,null,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,1,0,0]
[47,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G48","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C48","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL48","v":"3.2.2) Are there any specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national level?"},"3.2.2) Are there any specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national level?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N51:S51,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,2,null,null,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,1,0,0]
[48,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G49","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C49","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL49","v":"3.3) National disaster management"},"3.3) National disaster management",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N52:S52,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":1},null,null,3,null,null,1,1,0,0,1,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,null,null,null,1,1,0,0,1,0,0]
[49,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G50","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C50","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL50","v":"3.3.1) Does the country have any national disaster risk management plan that includes reducing impacts of water-related disasters?"},"3.3.1) Does the country have any national disaster risk management plan that includes reducing impacts of water-related disasters?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N53:S53,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,3,null,null,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,1,0,0]
[50,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G51","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C51","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL51","v":"3.3.2) Does the country have a national adaptation plan for climate change?"},"3.3.2) Does the country have a national adaptation plan for climate change?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N54:S54,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,3,null,null,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,1,0,0]
[51,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G52","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C52","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL52","v":"3.4) Basin water availability management"},"3.4) Basin water availability management",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N55:S55,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":1},null,null,4,null,null,1,1,0,0,1,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,null,null,null,1,1,0,0,1,0,0]
[52,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G53","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C53","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL53","v":"3.4.1) Do the basin states carry out joint monitoring in the transboundary basin?"},"3.4.1) Do the basin states carry out joint monitoring in the transboundary basin?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N56:S56,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,4,null,null,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,1,0,0]
[53,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G54","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C54","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL54","v":"3.4.2) Do the basin states carry out joint assessment in the transboundary basin?"},"3.4.2) Do the basin states carry out joint assessment in the transboundary basin?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N57:S57,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,4,null,null,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,1,0,0]
[54,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G55","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C55","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL55","v":"3.5) Basin pollution control"},"3.5) Basin pollution control",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N58:S58,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":1},null,null,5,null,null,1,1,0,0,1,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,null,null,null,1,1,0,0,1,0,0]
[55,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G56","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C56","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL56","v":"3.5.1) Are there any joint water quality standards that the basin states agreed to use?"},"3.5.1) Are there any joint water quality standards that the basin states agreed to use?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N59:S59,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,5,null,null,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,1,0,0]
[56,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G57","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C57","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL57","v":"3.5.2) Are there any measures implemented such as notification and communications or a joint alarm system by the joint bodies to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution?"},"3.5.2) Are there any measures implemented such as notification and communications or a joint alarm system by the joint bodies to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N60:S60,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,5,null,null,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,1,0,0]
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[64,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G65","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C65","v":4},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL65","v":"4.1.3) Is there any national source of revenue allocated specifically to development of water resources (e.g. revenue from national levies or fees allocated specifically to water resource development)?"},"4.1.3) Is there any national source of revenue allocated specifically to development of water resources (e.g. revenue from national levies or fees allocated specifically to water resource development)?",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N68:S68,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,1,null,null,1,0,0,0,0,1,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,1,0]
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[85,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G86","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C86","v":5},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL86","v":"5.1.1) Level of water stress"},"5.1.1) Level of water stress",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N89:S89,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,1,null,null,1,0,0,0,0,0,1,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,1]
[86,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G87","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C87","v":5},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL87","v":"5.1.2) Exposure to droughts and floods"},"5.1.2) Exposure to droughts and floods",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N90:S90,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,1,null,null,1,0,0,0,0,0,1,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,1]
[87,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G88","v":3},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C88","v":5},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL88","v":"5.1.3) Wastewater treatment"},"5.1.3) Wastewater treatment",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N91:S91,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":0},null,null,1,null,null,1,0,0,0,0,0,1,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,1]
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[89,{"$f":"tblIndicators!G90","v":2},{"$f":"tblIndicators!C90","v":5},{"$f":"tblIndicators!AL90","v":"5.2) Socio-economic exposure"},"5.2) Socio-economic exposure",null,{"$f":"INDEX(N93:S93,uxb_works!$B$32)","v":1},null,null,2,null,null,1,1,0,0,0,0,1,null,null,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,null,null,null,1,1,0,0,0,0,1]
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Water Law has been updated in the past ten years, but it is not fully implemented. \n \n The 2009 Water Law, and a new Water Law adopted in 2020, are adopted in order to enforce the principles of Article Nine of The Constitution of Afghanistan for the purpose of conservation, equitable distribution, and the efficient and sustainable use of water resources, strengthen the national economy and secure the rights of the water users, in accordance with the principles of Islamic jurisprudence and the praiseworthy customs and traditions of the people. [1, 2] The principles of Article Nine of The Constitution of Afghanistan states that \"Mines and other subterranean resources as well as historical relics shall be the property of the state. Protection, management and proper utilization of public properties as well as natural resources shall be regulated by law.\" [3]\n \n On February 4, 2020, a new Water Law was adopted to replace the 2009 Water Law. [2] The amended law includes many of the same principles of the 2009 legislation, but its main focus is to improve the procedures for settling water disputes, common in this agricultural society suffering from periodic water shortages. [2, 4] The National Water Affairs Regulatory Authority (NWARA) is the responsible authority for the implementation of this law. [2] As of February 2020, the NWARA reported that 23 pieces of secondary legislation and regulations related to the 2020 Water Law were under development, but no information on their subjects or content was found on the NWARA website at the time of research. [5, 6]\n \n As such, the Law provides the establishment of a traditional Mirab (water master) system for better regulation of irrigation across the country. [2] The mirab is a community leader or elder elected by local farmers to manage operation of the irrigation system and control water distribution according to agreed arrangements. [4, 7] Thus, the new Water Law preserves key elements of the traditional system of water regulation while adding a more formal structure around the resolution of water-related disputes. [2]\n \n Afghanistan reports the score 0 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy. [8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Bolivia’s National Watershed Plan (PNC) fulfills the majority of the functions of a national water policy, however the lack of a general water law is meaningful gap is the legislative framework [1]. \n\nThe PNC is a public policy document that functions as an \"inter-institutional program\" to promote integrated basin management in Bolivia. It was launched in 2007 [4]. The PNC was last updated in 2017 with, the \"Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2017-2020\" (PP), which implements the PNC’s strategies. [2]. The PP identifies seven challenges for water resources in Bolivia, including scarcity, excess, erosion, deforestation, water quality, climate change and conflicts. The PP proposes seven components to face these challenges: implementation of watershed plans, investments in IWRM, risk management, quality management, education, information sharing, and human resources development [2]. The PNC has also been implemented by two previous PPs, for periods from 2008-2012 and 2013-2017 [2]. \n\nDespite the implementation success of the PNC and multi-year PPs, a 2017 analysis of the water and sanitation sector in Bolivia by the Andean Development Corporation (CAF) noted that the lack of a general water law has left the water sector without an overarching framework to guide activities and establish responsibilities. The report states, “Bolivia continues to live with a partial and insufficient structure that fulfills some functions, but does not have a comprehensive vision” [3]. Bolivia received a score of 80 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy, or similar, indicating that the PNC’s objectives are “consistently achieved”. The assessment points to the PNC as the relevant water policy document [1]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"Bosnia and Herzegovina has a water resources legislation, that was passed at an entity level, but covers the majority of the country. \n\nBy its Constitution, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) is organised as a decentralised country. It consists of two Entities: Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Republic of Srpska and special administrative unit Brcko District of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Each of the entities and administrative unit has its own Water Laws. The Water Laws in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Republic of Srpska were adopted in 2006, while the Water Law in Brcko District was adopted in 2004 and amended in 2007. [1, 2, 3] At the entity level, responsibility for policy coordination, preparation of laws and by-laws related to water issues is responsibility of line ministries. [4, 5] \n\nIn Republic of Srpska, the Water Law covers: integrated water management, water monitoring, water protection, watercourse treatment, protection against harmful effects of water, etc. [6] In Federation of BiH, the water law covers: integrated water management, use and protection of water, water monitoring, etc. [7, 8]. The Laws in Republic of Srpska were updated in 2009,2012 and 2017. [11]\n\nThough the status of implementation is not referred to directly, one of the main tenets of both laws was the creation of bodies to manage water at an entity level. The existence and continued activities of these bodies, operating in line with provisions set out in the water law, is evidence of comprehensive implementation. [4,5]\n\nAccording to the Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. the National water resources policy, or similar is scored as N/A. [9] There is no “master plan” at the state level that includes consolidated goals and measures of BiH water policy. RS Framework Water Management Development Plan was adopted in 2006, as an interim solution until the Integrated Water Management Strategy was adopted. In December 2011, the FBiH Parliament adopted the WMS in which it identified the strategic and operational objectives in the field of water management until 2022and measures to achieve those goals. [10]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"Brazil has a national water resources policy and a law on territorial waters and jurisdiction; while they are fully in force and fully implemented, they have not been updated in the last ten years. \n\nThe National Policy for Water Resources, established by Law no. 9,433 of 1997, has the objective of securing water resources for the current and future generations, promote rational use of water resources, prevent against and defend against water events, and encourage capture, preservation and benefit from rain water. [1] As the Policy is from 1997, full credit cannot be given for this document.\n\nThe same law that created the National Policy for Water Resources (Law no. 9,433 of 1997) also created the National System for the Management of Water Resources, which is presided by the National Council for Water Resources (CNRH). [1] The CNRH created the National Plan for Water Resources (PNRH) through CNRH Resolution no. 58 of 2006, and it is updated every four years and has the time horizon up to 2020. The last update of the PNRH was in 2016 and it expires in 2020. [2] However, because this is a Plan and not a Policy, full credit cannot be given for the timeliness of the document.\n\nIn addition, Brazil also has specific laws and policies on the use, jurisdiction and responsibilities regarding water territory. The National Policy on Maritime Resources (PNRM), established by Decree no. 5,377 of 2005, has the objective of guiding the development of activities that effectively use, explore or benefit from living, mineral and energy resources located in Brazil's territorial waters, exclusive economic zone and continental shelf. [3] In addition, Brazil also has Law no. 8,617 of 1993 that defines its territorial waters, contiguous zone, exclusive economic zone and continental shelf, as well as outlines the responsibilities Brazil has in regards to those resources. [4] \n\nBrazil earned a score of 70 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on national water resources policy in 2017. The survey questionnaire does not provide a justification for this item (question 1.1.a). [5] \n\nThe National Policy for Water Resources and the National Policy on Maritime Resources were both established by legal instruments and are fully implemented. Decrees in Brazil do not need to pass through the legislature to have full effect in Brazil. [1,4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"Cambodia has policy, law and national strategic plan on water resources management, but they are not fully implemented. \n\nWith technical assistance from Asian Development Bank, the country introduced National Water Resources Policy (NWRP) in early 2004 with a clear vision for effective, equitable and sustainable management of water resources in the country [1]. The policy covers all aspects of Cambodia’s water resources (surface and groundwater), including coastal and associated marine resources nationwide. It describes the legislative framework, institutional strengthening and financing, and also includes transboundary dimension. In 2007, the country introduced legislation focusing on water resources, i.e. Law on Water Resources Management. It was built on the National Policy on Water Resources Management and the Strategic Plan on Water Resources Management and Development (2005-2008) [2]. This law is the primary legal basis of water management which contains the regulatory framework of water policy and its administration. Prior to this, the country had many legal instruments that made at least some reference to water resources management and development. This includes the 1996 Law on Environmental Protection and Natural Resource Management, and the 1999 Sub-Decree on Water Pollution Control. Since the establishment of the Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology (MOWRAM) in 1999, several national strategic plans on water resources have been implemented for the periods of 2006-2010, 2009-2013, 2013-2017 [3]. However, it has been observed that the implementation of those policies is still weak due to poor governance and limited resources [4]. The country reports the score of 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy, or similar [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"In China, the national water law or policy exists, and it is fully in force, fully implemented and has been updated in the last ten years. \n\nIn 2016, China revised the Water Law to further regulate the development and usage of water resources. This law was passed in 1988 [1]. In 2017, China revised its Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law that aimed at prevention of industrial water pollution, urban water pollution, water pollution in agriculture and rural areas, water pollution from vessels and protection of drinkable water resources. This law was passed in 1984 [2]. Both of these two laws are still effective. In 2015, China announced the Water Pollution Prevention and Control Action Plan, the so-called \"Water Ten Plan\" to strengthen its efforts on water resources management [3]. This plan has been seen as the most strict and strongest plan that China has taken[4]. The action plan pays special attention to small-scale paper factories, printing and dying, coking, oil refineries, electronic plating, and pharmaceutical factories [5]. China gets the score of 80 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy, or similar. The assessment states that besides the two laws, China has also issued a series of policy documents for water resource management. However, the goals of these policies have not been fully achieved [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"Colombia has a national water resources policy, the National Policy for the Integrated Management of Water Resources (PNGIRH), and it is fully implemented. \n\nThe PNGIRH was issued in 2010 and covers the 12-year period to 2022. The Policy is based on eight principles and contains six specific objectives [1]. The principles are: Public good, Priority usage, Factor of development, Comprehensiveness and diversity, Unit of management, Conservation and efficient usage, Participation and equity, and Information and research [2]. The six objectives focus on: Supply, Demand, Quality, Risk, Institutional strengthening, and Governance [1]. \n\nThe PNGIRH is complemented by the National Water Plan (PHN), which sets priorities for action and projects to carry out the PNGIRH. The most recent version of the PHN covered the period from 2014-2018 (Phase II). It was preceded by the 2010-2014 PHN (Phase I). A newer version of the plan does not appear to be publicly available [3]. The Phase II PHN contains a summary of the progress made during Phase I. The Phase I PHN consisted of 10 programs, all of which demonstrated some level of progress. For example, the Water Resources Knowledge and Information Management Program launched the Water Resources Information System (SIRH) and signed agreements with 25 regional sub-national governments to review and adjust water quantity and quality monitoring systems [3]. The National Subterranean Waters Program created the National Subterranean Waters Technical Committee and issued a preliminary guide for creating Aquifer Environmental Management Plans [3]. The Productive Sector Linkage with IWRM Program worked with the executive branch to issue a decree that updated the functioning of the Water Resources User Registry in order to obtain more accurate information regarding demand for water resources [3]. \n\nIn addition to the PNGIRH and the PHN, water is the subject of national legislation and is covered in at least six other national laws [4]. In 2018, the Ministry of Housing issued the Water and Basic Sanitation Administrative Plan Strategic Vision 2018-2030 to provide direction to the potable water and sanitation sector in the country. The Plan mentions the PNGIRH once in its 108 pages [5]. Colombia received a score of 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy, or similar, indicating that the PNGIRH is “applied by the majority of relevant authorities to guide their work”. The assessment points to the PNGIRH as the relevant water policy document [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"Croatia has a national water resource law and policy that has been fully implemented. \n\nThe Water Act in Croatia regulates the legal status of waters, the water estate and water management facilities, management of water quantity and quality, protection from adverse effects of water, detailed amelioration drainage and irrigation, activities of public water supply and public sewerage, special activities for the purposes of water management, institutional organisation of performing these activities, and other issues related to waters and the water estate. [2] Water Management Financing Act defines the sources of funds for financing water management, in particular water compensation, including the obligation payment, taxpayer, basis, method of calculation, determination of the amount, purpose of spending these funds, enforcement, limitation and other issues related to the realization and use of these funds. [3]\n\nCroatia reports the score 100 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy, or similar. The assessment states that strategic documents and acts which make the framework of water policy in Republic of Croatia are: Water Act (Official Gazette, 153/09, 63/11, 130/11, 56/13, and 14/14) and Water Management Financing Act (Official Gazette, 153/09, 90/11, 56/13 and 20/16) and the Water Management Strategy (OG 91/08) - as well as further legislation included in the additional comments. [1] \n\nThe assessment and the activities/information detailed on the website of the Directorate for Water Management and the Sea Protection suggest the law has been fully implemented. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Ecuador was a national water resources law, the Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, which was passed in 2014 [1]. The law establishes that water resources belong to the State and are “national strategic assets” [1]. Article 3 states that one of the purposes of the law is the “comprehensive management” of water resources in the country [1]. The law’s fundamental principles include “sustainable management”, “comprehensive, integrated and participatory water management”, and that water management processes should be “public and community-based” [1]. In addition to the law, Ecuador issued the National Potable Water and Sanitation Strategy (ENAS) in 2016. The ENAS objective is to provide a 10-year roadmap for achieving “universal access to quality, dignified and sustainable potable water and sanitation services” [2]. The ENAS includes two pillars that are supported the specific strategies and actions: Pillar I, universalization of access to dignified water and sanitation services; and Pillar II, ensuring the quality and sustainability of the services [2].\n\nEcuador received a score of 50 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy, or similar, indicating that the law and ENAS are “beginning to be applied by the authorities to guide their work”. The assessment points to the law as the relevant water policy document [3]. \n\nIn addition, in May 2016 Ecuador issued the National Plan for Comprehensive and Integrated Management of Water Resources in Basins and Watersheds in Ecuador [4]. However, it is important to note that the Secretariat of Water was not made this plan publicly available at its website [4, 5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"Guinea has a national water law but it has not been updated in the last ten years and does not cover water efficency or sustainability. \n\nIndeed, Guinea has a Water Code, promulgated in 1994, which defines the use of continental (non-sea water) water resources , promotes a rational management of the resources and protects water quality. It covers the whole continental waters and refers to the domestic use, agricultural and industrial activities. Nevertheless, it cannot be considered a clear vision of sustainable water management. For instance, it only has a brief chapter related to the water management activities , with only one mention in the article 22 to the environment. The only activities mentioned are: misuse prevention, waste of water resources, recycling and reuse; as well as health protection, pollution control and environment preservation.[1]\n\nAccording to the National Environmental Policy (2011), Guinea has a Sectoral Policy Letter for Water and Sanitation approved in 1996 where the policy and national strategy for water management can be found.[2] Nevertheless, this letter is not publicly available and no further evidence could be found in any third party source such as the French Agency for Development or the Global Water Solidarity. The sectoral letter can be interpreted as a policy that allows the design and implementation of programmes. [3,4] Neither the Code, nor the Sectoral Policy cover water efficiency or sustainability.\n\nFinally, Guinea gets the score of 10 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy, or similar. The assessment states that Guinea has a National Water Policy in the development process, with a regional consultant and a national research office already recruited, a start-up workshop carried out, an ongoing diagnostic report and an inter ministerial committee to assess progress in place. [5]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"Iran has a Fair Water Distribution Act, which covers some aspects of water resource management but does not focus on sustainability or efficiency. These two areas will be targeted in the National Integrated Water Management Plan but it is yet to be passed. \n\nIn terms of existing legislation, The Ministry of Energy is responsible to manage public water resources based on the provisions set out in the 1982 Fair Water Distribution Act. This act ensures the national ownership of water resources, regulates usages of groundwater and surface water resources and foresees punishments for misuse [4]. The act makes no reference to either sustainability nor efficiency in its text. \n\nSince the 1990 the Government has run extended studies for drafting a National Integrated Water Management Plan but the draft has never been set to vote in the parliament [1]. The draft version of this plan states its objectives as 1, regulation of extraction, provision, distribution, transfer, protection and maintenance of water and increasing the efficiency of water consumption 2, gaining the knowledge and technologies for extraction and provision of water 3, balancing and ensuring qualitative and quantitative sustainability in water resources and usage 4, securing water provision in the country 5, holistic approach based on simultaneous management of supply and demand in water cycle [2]. However the plan is yet to be adopted [1,2]\n\nAdditionally, the government has 5-year development plans with sections on water management, which set the developmental goals and fiscal needs (material conditions) to achieve the objectives of the plan [5]. The 6th development plan section on water management has 20 detailed objectives for different aspects of water management such as reforming water economy structures, finalising National Integrated Water Management Plan, development of data and statistic systems, provision of drinking water, etc [6]. However these plans cannot be considered as law.\n\nIran gets the score of 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy, or similar [3]. However does not elaborate or provide sources for this explanation."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"Partially, in Iraq there are numerous laws regulating aspects of water management, but no central, comprehensive legislation. \n\nManagement of water resources is covered in the 2005 Constitution (Article 100) which allocates responsibility for \"guaranteeing the rate of water flow to Iraq\" to the Federal government and, in Article 114, mandate creation of a law to share competencies between federal and regional authorities to guarantee the just distribution of water resources internally (1). \nThis constitutional mandate has been implemented through a series of laws, most relevantly The Ministry of Water Resources Law No. 50 of year 2008. This law covers the Ministry of Water Resources mandate, its structure and general provisions regarding the ministry and its personnel (3). It has not been updated since it was passed in 2008 (3). The Ministry's mandate is to: a) plan the investment of water resources in Iraq and the exploitation of surface and groundwater; b) develop sources and use of water resources; c) protect Iraq's rights in international shared waters and maintaining communication and exchange of information with neighbouring countries and riparian states on river basins and to ensure fair agreements on dividing the quantity and quality of water entering Iraq; and d) to preserve surface and groundwater water from pollution, prioritize the environment and conserve the Marshlands and other water bodies (8). The current operations of the Ministry of Water Resources in Iraq represent significant evidence of implementation (9). \nIraq also has a national strategy for water resources and land, which was developed in 2014 (4). This strategy is referenced in online sources but there is no evidence that it has been published online. A new draft of the law was published in January 2019 and submitted to the parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee (6). However it is yet to be passed (4,6)\nFurthermore there have been repeated call over the last ten years, to establish a National Water Council to gather data on water resources and coordinate negotiations over water sharing with neighbouring states - however it is yet to materialise (4, 5). \nThe most recent was the Irrigation Law No.83 of 2017, which governs water resources distribution and provides rules on how to use them with an aim to spare water waste and water resources damages (2). The law indicates its objectives as \"preserving the work of water resources and preventing damage to them together with preventing overflow of water quotas\" and to up-to-date the fines stipulated in an abolished law of 1962 (2). This law is in effect and is implemented (2).\nThe UN SDG 6.5.1's enabling environment score of indicator 1.1.a. is 60 (7).\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"Kazakhstan has a national water law, which is fully in force and implemented, and was last updated in 2019. The government is also in the process of adopting a water management programme.\n \n Kazakhstan's main law on national water resources is its Water Code, which was adopted in 2003 and last amended in October 2019. [1] The Water Code's main purposes are to ensure ecologically safe and economically optimal levels of water usage, and to protect water resources so as to improve living conditions and the environment. [1] It covers all surface and underground water bodies, including seas, rivers, canals, lakes and glaciers. [1]\n \n In 2014 Kazakhstan adopted the 2014–2019 State Water Resource Management Programme and an action plan for the programme's realization, covering the years 2014–2020. [2, 3, 4] However, in 2017, this was folded into a new State Programme for Agro-Industry for 2017-2021, which focussed water management efforts on agricultural irrigation systems, but also included KZT 79.2 tn (US$ 195.3 m) investment on overhaul of hydraulic structures. [5, 6] The State Programme and its budget were most recently updated in January 2020. [6] \n \n In January 2020, the government approved a draft 2020–2030 Water Management Programme, but this has not yet been fully adopted. [7, 8] The programme aims to maintain the country's water reserves at 100km³ up to 2030 by building 5–7km³ of new reservoirs, optimizing use to save up to 5km³ of water, and accessing up to 15km³ of groundwater. [7, 8] It also aims to reduce water consumption from 91.2 to 73.0m³ per US$ 1,000 of gross domestic product, to build 26 new large hydraulic structures, rebuild 482 existing hydraulic structures and construct new irrigation systems to increase irrigated land from 1.7 to 3 million hectares. [7, 8] An expert on the Kazakh water sector, whom the government consulted on the Water Management Programme, reported concerns from leading national observers about the Programme's focus on constructing extensive new infrastructure rather than overhauling and reconstructing existing infrastructure, especially given the 2014 State Water Resource Management Programme had not been fully implemented; the expert felt that this was an expression of vested interests in state construction of large projects. [9]\n \n The United Nations Environment Programme reports an IWRM implementation (enabling environment indicator 1.1a under SDG 6.5.1) score of 20 for Kazakhstan in 2017. [10] However, there are no details provided on the Portal on why the score is low. The water sector expert interviewed stated that poor management and misreported statistics mean that the situation on the ground in many areas was likely worse. [9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"Kyrgyzstan has a national water law and policy in place, which is fully in force, and has been updated within the last ten years. However, the implementation of Kyrgyzstan’s Water Code has been limited. [1]\n \n Kyrgyzstan adopted a Water Code in 2005, which regulates water relations in the sphere of use, protection and development of water resources for a guaranteed, sufficient and safe supply of water to the population of the Kyrgyz Republic, environmental protection and ensuring the rational development of the republic's water reserves. [2] The most recent amendment to the Kyrgyz Water Code was made in 2017, which allows for exceptions to the general prohibition on activities that accelerate the melting of glaciers for the “Davydov” and “Lysyy” glaciers. [3]\n \n Additionally, Kyrgyzstan adopted a Water Law in 1994, which regulates the use and protection of water resources, prevents economic and other activities that are environmentally harmful for water bodies, and strengthen the rule of law in the field of water relations. [4]\n \n No data was available for Kyrgyzstan on the United Nations’ Integrated Water Resources Management Implementation Portal. [5] However, a comprehensive report on the state of water resources management in Kyrgyzstan, jointly published in 2013 by the Kyrgyz Ministry of Agriculture, Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development, and the United Nations Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development, noted that Kyrgyzstan’s 2005 Water Code was in line with key principles of Integrated Water Resources Management. [1] The report also noted that most progressive ideas were not properly implemented, and their introduction was limited mainly to pilot projects. [1]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee noted that textually, the 2005 Water Code is a legislatively strong instrument, but that its realisation has been slow, and that many of its provisions are not implemented in practice. [6] Implementation of the 2005 Water Code was limited mostly due to the general instability of Kyrgyzstan’s political situation. [6] With a wave of successive governments, Kyrgyzstan has seen various levels of commitment to implementing reforms in the sphere of water resources management, with the most recent government showing less commitment, and investing less resources in promoting principles of Integrated Water Resources Management in the Republic. [6] Implementation of the 2005 Water Code is primarily limited because: water use relations are still not based on “basin management”/“basin approach” and instead focus on use for agriculture, the Government does not in practice support international water resources management initiatives, no basin plan has been adopted in practice, the National Water Council meets irregularly (it is supposed to meet at least annually under the 2005 Water Code), not all basin councils are established and meet regularly. [6]\n \n A separate expert interviewee noted that since 2015, the World Bank’s “National Water Resources Management Project – 1”, has been working towards ensuring better implementation of the 2005 Water Code. [7, 8] These projects cover the financing of 2005 Water Code elements, such as establishment of Water Councils, as well as the establishment of the new “State Agency for Water Resources” (‘SAW’), however, the interviewee similarly noted that the SAW is limited in what it can do, due to the lack of support from the central executive and legislative bodies of the Kyrgyz Republic. [7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"The national water law and policies exist in Laos, but they are not fully adopted or implemented.\n\nLaos has a law on water and water resources, which was updated in 2017 after a five year support from the World BAnk. [1] The law defines water resources, lists principles regarding water resources, discusses ownership and obligations, and assigns responsibility for managing and monitoring of water resources. It also discusses uses of water, access to water resources, priorities and permits for water use, standards for water pollution and discharges, and protection of water resources. The update to the law was discussed in detail with a wide range of stakeholders although the World Bank raised some concerns about some last-minute changes to the law. [2] According to a Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MONRE) presentation, Laos has eight pieces of legislation that promote IWRM, plus a Water Strategy to 2025 and a National Action Plan to 2020. [3] The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) website says on its webpage Overview of IWRM in Laos that “Lao PDR has developed a National Water Resources Strategy 2020. The vision of the strategy is as follows: ‘Coordinated, optimised and sustainable development and use of water resources, protection of the environment and improvement of social well-being’\". [4] However these strategies and plans are not publicly available on the website of MONRE or other online channels [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, Mali has a law that codifies the use of water since 2002 and has implemented a national water policy that was passed in 2006 and updated in 2017.\n\nThe country pased the law N° 02-006/AN-RM of 31 january 2002 which is the National Code of Water which sets the rules for the use, conservation, protection and management of water resources [1]. Then in 2006 it published the National Water Policy [2], a 64-page policy document that sets the various principles of implementing the 2002 law as well as other sector-specific regulations (potable water, urban/rural cases, fisheries industry, hydroelectricity, etc.) as well as the objectives and evaluation methodology to monitor the implementation of the policy [2].\n\nThe National Water Policy is based on the concept of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM), [2] and it is implemented through the National Action Plan for Integrated Water Resources Management (PANGIRE) of 2007 [3]. The policy is currently implemented with funding from the Netherlands and Sweden to cover the costs of the Joint Support Programme for Integrated Water Resources Management (PCA-GIRE) 2015-2019 which is under the remit of the National Directorate of Hydraulics [4]. In 2018 Mali was discussing the extension of the CIP IWRM into 2019-2020 which suggests that there is a continuous implementation and updating of the plan. [6] However there is yet to be any publicly declared extension [7], [8].\n\nThe UN SDG 6.5.1's enabling environment score of indicator 1.1.a. National water resources policy or similar is 60 [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"Water resources are governed by several texts, the principal one being the law 30-2005 on water (Water Code) [1] promulgated in 2005, and a more recent strategy on sanitation in 2012 [2].\n\nThe 2005 Water Code covers matters ranging from water usage, protection, allocation, definitions of what waters are concerned, what is meant by certain technical terms, as well as responsibilities of specific institutions such as the Ministry in charge of the water portfolio among others [6].\n\nThe development strategy for the water and sanitation sector [2] focuses on three main areas a) water resources knowledge and moblisation; b) access to drinking water; and c) access to sanitation [2]. Moreover, the water resources development is a priority of the national strategy 2016 - 2030 in Mauritania [3] however it is not clear from online sources whether the strategy is fully implemneted as no evidence of implementation of the 2012 strategy can be found on the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation's website [4]. \n\nHowever other institutions point to some progress being made in this area, such as practical examples of water projects being implemented effectively. For example, the restoration and strengthening of the Nouadhibou, Gouraye and Sélibabi projects are ongoing part of the 2012 strategy, with 17 of the 22 supply boreholes initially planned having been built and 9 of 22 new solar-powered drinking water supply (SDW) systems having been completed, leaving 11 in the reception phase and 2 under construction [6]. The UN SDG 6.5.1's enabling environment score of indicator 1.1.a. National water resources policy for Mauritania is 60 [5]. \n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"The national water law and policies exist in Myanmar, but they are not fully adopted or implemented.\n\nIn 2014, Myanmar’s Water Resources Committee (NWRC) introduced the National Water Policy (NWP) with a clear vision of sustainable water management [1]. It is the first integrated water policy for the watersheds, rivers, lakes and reservoirs and coastal and marine waters in Myanmar. It describes a framework for creating a system of laws and institutions and a plan of action including the Myanmar Water Framework Directive (MWFD) [2]. Myanmar reports the score of 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy, or similar. The assessment states that along with NWP, several sectoral policies related to water resources management exist in Myanmar, but there is no specific overall water resources management law. Most of the legislation and regulations need to be reviewed and made more environmentally sensitive [3]. Evidence has been found stating NWP regime covers heterogeneous interests evolving around plural waters along with no clear rules, norms, laws on how water will be decided upon [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"The national water law exists in Perú, but is not fully implemented.\n\nThe Peruvian government has issued a wide range of legal provisions on water resources, including the Law on Water Resources (Ley de recursos hidricos), which was issued in 2009 and went into effect in 2010 [2] The Law on Water Resources of 2009, which has not been updated, created the National Water Resources Management System, a system that aims to implement integrated management and conservation of water resources, basins, and ecosystems. [2] \n\nIn 2015, Supreme Decree Nº006-2015-MINAGRI that approved the National Policy and Strategy on water resources.This new legislation and planning updates water management principles and covers supply, quality, and climate adaptation. [3]\n\nThe government stated in the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment that although the law has been issued, it needs further dissemination and implementation. [1] Perú gets the score of 34 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment section on the enabling environment and a score of 40 (out of 100) for the sub-indicator on National water resources policy, or similar. [1] \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"In Senegal there is a national water law or policy that has been updated in the last ten years and has been fully implemented. \n\nSenegal has a Water Code published in 1981, it sets the status of water as a public good, the basis for good management of resources and its equitable allocation. (6) A new water code is expected to be submitted to the National Assembly. (7) However, no precise date could be provided for this update from the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation, the Directorate of Water Resources Management and Planning or in the Sectoral Development Policy Letter 2016-2025, published in 2016 by the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation. (8,9,10)\n\nSÉNÉGAL has a Sectoral Development Policy Letter 2016-2025, published in 2016 by the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation, which is specific to the water sector and concerns the water management. This policy letter presents the water resource potential in SÉNÉGAL and presents the strategic framework for its management. (1) \n\nSecondly, Senegal also had an Integrated Water Resources Management Action Plan (PAGIRE), implemented from 2007 to 2011. Its main objective was to contribute to the fight against poverty by improving people's living conditions by increasing the availability of water resources for production activities, their efficient use and their protection against the negative impacts of human activities. (2) The PAGIRE Programme has been fully implemented and plans have begun for the next iteration [3,4].\n\nMoreover, SÉNÉGAL gets the score of 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy, or similar. The assessment states that SÉNÉGAL has a National Water Policy that is being used by the majority of the concerned authorities to guide works. (5) This National Water Policy corresponds to the Sectoral Development Policy Letter 2016-2025.\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"Serbia has a Water Law that regulates the legal status of water however the law is not \"coherent\", according to Serbia's own description of the legislation.\n\nThe Water Law sets the legal status of waters, processes of integrated water management, sources and method of financing water activities and mandates the monitoring the implementation of the Law. [2] In 2016, the Government of Serbia adopted Water Management Strategy of the Republic of Serbia. This document determines a long-term direction of water management in Serbia and will guide future reforms in the water sector. The Strategy has been prepared in line with the Water Law that was adopted in 2010 and amended to reflect the priorities of the new strategy in 2016 (mentioned above). [1] \n\nSerbia reports the score 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy, or similar. According to the assessment legislation for the water, environment, forestry, land use, health, and other relevant sectors is not coherent - with multiple laws covering the same topic. This has led to overlapping of responsibilities among authorities. [3]The assessment states that along with the Water Management Strategy the most relevant documents related to water sector are: National Environmental Approximation Strategy for the Republic of Serbia (NEAS, 2011), Water Sector Approximation Strategy (2012), National Strategy of Sustainable Use of Natural Resources and Goods (2011), National Programme for Environmental Protection (2010) and Action Plan for the period 2015-2019."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"Slovenia has a national water resources law that regulates the management of waters. Though Slovenian's SDG 6.5.1 reports refers to \"enhancing\" implementation - it is clear that the law has been adopted and implemented to a comprehensive level. \n\nThe Water Law regulates the management of waters (the sea, inland waters and groundwater) and its mandate includes water protection, water regulation and decision making on water use. The objective of the Water Law is to ensure water management that will achieve good status of water and other water-related ecosystems, to ensure protection against the harmful effects of water, to preserve and regulate water quantities and to promote sustainable water use. [1] The law was passed in 2015 and the activities posted by both the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning [5] and the Water Agency [6] suggest it has largely been implement. \n\nSecondly, according to article 3 of the Environmental Protection Law water is part of the environment, and therefore is also subject to the protections outlined in that legislation [2]. \n\nSlovenia reports the score 50 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 report on National water resources policy, or similar. The assessment states that In general, status of policy, programmes and plans in the field of IWRM is appropriate. Policy objectives are monitored on a regular basis and consequently, policies are improved. However, room to enhance implementation still exist. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, Syria has a national water law. The law came into force in 2005 and was last updated in 2008 but implementation remains weak.\n\nLaw No. 31 was signed on 16th November 2005 and covers the overall framework of water resources management in Syria [1]. The law was passed by People's Assembly and includes 12 chapters and 58 articles which cover: definitions, water structures, public water and property rights, state irrigation systems, well-drilling licenses, public water pollution control, violations and penalties, water policy, WUAs, and technical and administrative aspects. The decrees also set out the overall institutional framework for water management, including the ministries that share the responsibility for water resources management and sets out the mandate of Higher Water Council. [1]\n\nThe law aims to regulate water demand management approaches at the national level and use of water resources to avoid groundwater depletion. The executive instructions for the Syrian Water Law were published in 2009. [2] \nOther relevant legislation includes Environmental Law 50, which defines the regulations with which the General Commission for Environmental Affairs (GCEA) must comply. The law entitles the GCEA to set policies, monitor and penalize non-compliance in order to protect the environment from pollution. This includes fresh water resources [3]\n\nStudies of the sector have found that implementation of the law have remained limited, the institutions in charge of water resources management were termed weak, being both highly centralized and fragmented between sectors, and they often lacked the power to enforce regulations. [3] This situation was then exasperated by the Syrian Conflict [3]\n\nSince the end of the conflict, The Ministry of Water Resources has been involved in regrouping human resources and training them to revive implementation of the water legislation. In this regard, as part various trainings were held in the capital city and other governorates to train people in the water resources domain in 2017 and 2018 – based principles outlined in Law No. 31. [4,5] \n\nSyria did not complete the SDG 6.5.1 assessment since 2007."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"Tajikistan has a national water law and policy in place, which is fully in force, and has been updated within the last ten years. However, evidence suggests that this is not being fully implemented.\n \n Tajikistan adopted a new Water Code in April 2020, which regulates relations in the sphere of ownership, use and disposal of water and water bodies, and is aimed at the protection and rational use of water resources, as well as the legal protection of water users. [1]\n \n The 2020 Water Code replaced the previous Water Code, which was adopted in 2000, and was last updated in 2012. [2] The 2020 Water Code is the primary legislation regulating water resources and is supplemented by the 1994 Constitution of Tajikistan and 2011 Environmental Protection Law, as well as other legislative acts. [1, 3, 4, 5]\n \n No data was available for Tajikistan on the United Nations’ Integrated Water Resources Management Implementation Portal. [6] However, a June 2019 Steering Committee of the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development noted that Tajikistan’s legal framework in the field of water resources management needed to change significantly to be brought in-line with the general principles of Integrated Water Resources Management (‘IWRM’). [7]\n \n No data was available to give an indication of how the 2020 Water Code is being implemented in Tajikistan; however, evidence suggests that the pre-existing 2000 Water Code was not fully implemented. [8, 7] Indeed a comprehensive 2013 report by the EU Water Initiative noted that implementation of the IWRM principles in Tajikistan was “limited”, and that the 2000 Water Code was not based on the IWRM principles. [9]\n \n A water resources expert interviewee noted that the 2020 Water Code is “very new”, and that many of its aspects are yet to be fully implemented, citing in particular the need to still fully establish a National Water Council, River Basin Councils, River Basin Organisations and the National Water Information System, as well as the need to implement a more extensive basin plan. [10] The expert noted that these are “all works in progress and are all supported by various development finance projects”. [10]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"Tajikistan has a national water law and policy in place, which is fully in force, and has been updated within the last ten years. However, evidence suggests that this is not being fully implemented.\n \n Tajikistan adopted a new Water Code in April 2020, which regulates relations in the sphere of ownership, use and disposal of water and water bodies, and is aimed at the protection and rational use of water resources, as well as the legal protection of water users. [1]\n \n The 2020 Water Code replaced the previous Water Code, which was adopted in 2000, and was last updated in 2012. [2] The 2020 Water Code is the primary legislation regulating water resources and is supplemented by the 1994 Constitution of Tajikistan and 2011 Environmental Protection Law, as well as other legislative acts. [1, 3, 4, 5]\n \n No data was available for Tajikistan on the United Nations’ Integrated Water Resources Management Implementation Portal. [6] However, a June 2019 Steering Committee of the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development noted that Tajikistan’s legal framework in the field of water resources management needed to change significantly to be brought in-line with the general principles of Integrated Water Resources Management (‘IWRM’). [7]\n \n No data was available to give an indication of how the 2020 Water Code is being implemented in Tajikistan; however, evidence suggests that the pre-existing 2000 Water Code was not fully implemented. [8, 7] Indeed a comprehensive 2013 report by the EU Water Initiative noted that implementation of the IWRM principles in Tajikistan was “limited”, and that the 2000 Water Code was not based on the IWRM principles. [9]\n \n A water resources expert interviewee noted that the 2020 Water Code is “very new”, and that many of its aspects are yet to be fully implemented, citing in particular the need to still fully establish a National Water Council, River Basin Councils, River Basin Organisations and the National Water Information System, as well as the need to implement a more extensive basin plan. [10] The expert noted that these are “all works in progress and are all supported by various development finance projects”. [10]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"The national water law and policies exist in Thailand.\n\nThe Strategic Plan on Thailand’s Water Resources Management 2015-2026 was published on the Office of National Water Resources’ website in May 2015. The plan was updated for compatibility with the 20-year national strategy in 2018, but only the draft 20-year water resource management plan has been released [1]. The Strategic Plan and the 20-year plan cover the water management for consumption, water security for the manufacturing sector, disaster prevention and mitigation, water quality management, rehabilitation of deteriorating water resources and soil erosion prevention, general administrations of organizations, regulations, databases, monitoring and reviews, and public relations [2].\nIn December 2018, the government published the Water Resources Act B.E. 2561, in the Royal Gazette. It was Thailand’s first centralized regulation on national water management, focusing on holistic and comprehensive water management [3]. Moreover, the previous draft of the Water Act was started in 1991 but met with strong opposition by relevant authorities and the private sector [4]. The earlier draft was submitted to the parliament in 2007 but was rejected. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"Turkey has a national water resource policy, the “National Basin Management Strategy Document”, which was published in 2014[1], as well as action plans for protecting water basins[2] throughout Turkey and river basin management plans for the rivers Evros, Büyük Menderes and Susurluk and the Konya Closed Basin[3]. \n\nThe National Basin Management Strategy Document was published in the Official Gazette by the Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs with the approval of the Supreme Planning Board, a sub-committee of the cabinet. It contains a series of goals and strategies for achieving these goals, outlines a monitoring system, sets performance indicators and allocates responsibilities to a range of government ministries, departments and other institutions. In addition, the Regulation on the Protection of River Basins and Preparation of Management entered into force in 2012 [4], which regulates the procedures for protecting water resources with a holistic approach. \n\nThere is also a Law on Water [5], although it dates back to 1926. A new Water Law was prepared and presented to the TGNA in 2012, it has not been adopted. [6] According to a World Bank document, the law of 1926 suffers from a number of gaps related to infrastructure investments, industrial water needs, groundwater usage, irrigation, and pollution and the assignments of authority and responsibility to different water-related agencies are also not clear, while the draft Water Law aims to (i) harmonize the various water-related legislations passed from 1926 onwards; (ii) address the gaps in the existing legal framework; (iii) clarify responsibilities and ensure inter-sectoral coordination; and (iv) achieve equivalence with the EU Water Framework Directive, with significant emphasis on water quality and integrated basin management. [7]\n\nIn Turkey’s submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1, Turkey is scored 70 out of 100 for its national water resources policy(ies) and 80/100 for its national water resources law(s) to support IWRM at the national level [8]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"Turkmenistan has a national water resources policy that has been updated in the last ten years, but there is no data on its level of implementation. \n \n Turkmenistan's Water Code was first adopted in 2004 and is aimed at encouraging \"the rational utilization and protection of water resources\" in the country. [1] Among other things, it establishes the state's role in managing water resources, delineates the rights of private entities in using water resources for various purposes (e.g., recreation and industrial activity) and establishes the main foci of international cooperation with regards to transboundary water management. [1, 2] \n \n The Water Code was last modified in October 2019. [2] Prior to that, it had been reviewed following Turkmenistan's accession in 2012 to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) Water Convention. [3] However, information on the country's implementation of this law is absent from the IWRM Data Portal. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"Uzbekistan has a national water law, which is fully in force and implemented, and was last updated in 2019. The government has also adopted the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 and the Implementation Roadmap for the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 to reform national water law and policy.\n \n Uzbekistan's main law on national water resources is the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\", which was last amended in November 2019. [1] The main aim of the Law on Water and Water Use is to regulate water relations, by ensuring efficient use of water to meet the needs of the population and economy, protection against water pollution and depletion, prevention and elimination of water risks, improvement of the condition of water facilities and the protection of the rights and legal interests of enterprises, establishments, companies, agricultural and rural facilities and citizens in respect of water relations. [1] It covers all surface and underground water bodies, including seas, rivers, canals, lakes and glaciers. [1]\n \n In July 2020, the government approved the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепцию развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") and the Implementation Roadmap for the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"«Дорожную карту» по реализации в 2020–2022 годах задач, определенных в Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") by Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan \"On the Approval of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" No. UP-6024 of 10 July 2020. [2] The Strategy and Roadmap envisage the development and adoption of the Water Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan by January 2023. [3] Key aims of the Strategy include increasing the efficiency of irrigation system from 63% to 73%; decreasing poorly irrigated land from 560,000 hecatres to 190,000 hectares; decreasing salinated irrigable land by 226,000 hectares; decreasing the annual electrical energy consumption of Ministry of Waster Managment pump stations by 25 percent; installing \"Smart Water\" measurement and control technology at all irrigation system facilities and introducing digital technology in water metering; automising water management processes at 100 major water management facilities; increasing the overall area of irrigated agricultural land covered by water-saving technologies to 2 million hectares, including the expansion of drip irrigation technologies to 600,000 hectares; and completing 50 public-private partnership water management projects."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"Uzbekistan has a national water law, which is fully in force and implemented, and was last updated in 2019. The government has also adopted the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 and the Implementation Roadmap for the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 to reform national water law and policy.\n \n Uzbekistan's main law on national water resources is the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\", which was last amended in November 2019. [1] The main aim of the Law on Water and Water Use is to regulate water relations, by ensuring efficient use of water to meet the needs of the population and economy, protection against water pollution and depletion, prevention and elimination of water risks, improvement of the condition of water facilities and the protection of the rights and legal interests of enterprises, establishments, companies, agricultural and rural facilities and citizens in respect of water relations. [1] It covers all surface and underground water bodies, including seas, rivers, canals, lakes and glaciers. [1]\n \n In July 2020, the government approved the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепцию развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") and the Implementation Roadmap for the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"«Дорожную карту» по реализации в 2020–2022 годах задач, определенных в Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") by Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan \"On the Approval of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" No. UP-6024 of 10 July 2020. [2] The Strategy and Roadmap envisage the development and adoption of the Water Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan by January 2023. [3] Key aims of the Strategy include increasing the efficiency of irrigation system from 63% to 73%; decreasing poorly irrigated land from 560,000 hecatres to 190,000 hectares; decreasing salinated irrigable land by 226,000 hectares; decreasing the annual electrical energy consumption of Ministry of Waster Managment pump stations by 25 percent; installing \"Smart Water\" measurement and control technology at all irrigation system facilities and introducing digital technology in water metering; automising water management processes at 100 major water management facilities; increasing the overall area of irrigated agricultural land covered by water-saving technologies to 2 million hectares, including the expansion of drip irrigation technologies to 600,000 hectares; and completing 50 public-private partnership water management projects."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"Venezuela has a national water law, which covers some aspects of water management but refers to a National Plan for Integrated Water Resource Management for detailing many of measures. As this plan is not available to the public, its comprehensiveness and status of implementation remain unknown.\n\nThe Water Resources Law was issued in 2007, and Article 1 states that its goal is to regulate the integrated management of water resources [1]. Further, Article 7 states that the integrated management of water resources is in the public interest. The law establishes requirements for the conservation and sustainable exploitation of water resources (Title II), including respect for the water cycle, sustainable use and protection of water resources [1]. Article 17 mentions the requirement for a National Plan for Integrated Water Resources Management and Article 24 tasks the national water authority, exercised by the Ministry of Eco-Socialism and Water, with creating the plan. Article 48 states that the plan is strategic, provides guidance to the sector, and is long-term. In addition, the plan should balance competing uses based on social benefits and the economic importance of each activity [1]. \n\nGovernment websites in Venezuela do not appear to contain a copy of the National Plan for Integrated Water Resources Management [2]. An undated presentation from the Vice-Ministry of Water describes a National Water Resources Plan, which defines water policy in the country for a thirty-year period. The plan’s strategic objectives include conserving water resources, using water sustainably, recovering bodies of water and watersheds, and improving access to information about water resources, among others [3]. However, government websites in Venezuela do not appear to contain a copy of the National Water Resources Plan [2]. According to a news report from 2018, the government of Venezuela issued an Integrated Water Resources Plan in 2018, but links to the plan document did not load as of May 2019 [4, 5]. The IWRM portal states that Venezuela \"has not completed and submitted the assessment of IWRM status of implementation for the baseline assessment of SDG Indicator 6.5.1 in this reporting round\" [6].\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"The national water law and strategy exists in Vietnam.\n\nThe Vietnamese government has issued a wide range of legal provisions on water resources, including the Law on Water Resources 17/2012/QH13; Law on Environmental Protection 55/2014/QH13 and various supporting decrees. [1] The Law on Water Sources, which was issued in 2012, aims to define the management, protection, exploitation and use of water resources in the country. [1] The Law on the Environment, which was issued in 2014, is a more general piece of legislation that covers environmental protection and wastewater provisions. [2] In 2014, the government also issued “Decision No. 182/QD-TTG approving national action plan to raise the efficiency of management, protection and general use of water resources for the period 2014-2020”. The plan aims to define the laws, policies, data and supervision that needs to be implemented to manage water resources effectively in Vietnam. [3] In 2006, the government issued Decision 81/2006/QĐ-TTg, which launched National Water Resources Strategy towards 2020, a policy that documented the lack of regulatory frameworks and mechanisms for water management. The policy also outlined principles and objectives to guide water management. [4]. Vietnam reports the score of 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy, or similar. [5]"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n \n [2] Ministry of Justice, 2020 \" Water Affairs Management Law Enacted\" (مقرره در مورد کیفیت آب و کنترل و نگهداری آنها) [http://old.moj.gov.af/Content/files/OfficialGazette/01301/OG_01367.pdf]\n \n [3] The Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, 2004. [https://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/IMG/pdf/The_Constitution_of_the_Islamic_Republic_of_Afghanistan.pdf]\n \n [4] International Commission for Water Coordination in Central Asia. \"Water Resources Management in Afghanistan: The Issues and Options\". [http://www.cawater-info.net/afghanistan/afg10_e.htm].\n \n [5] National Water Affairs Regulatory Authority. 18 February 2020. “Annual report of the Ministry of Energy and Water (National Bureau of Water Affairs) and (Bureau of Energy Services) in the government accountability program”, (“گزارش سالانه وزارت انرژی و آب (اداره ملی تنظیم امور آب) و (اداره تنظیم خدمات انرژی) در برنامه حساب دهی دولت به ملت \"). [http://www.gmic.gov.af/dari/component/content/article/69-2020-01-11-05-19-15/4082-2020-03-19-14-38-15 ].\n \n [6] National Water Affairs Regulation Authority. [https://nwara.gov.af/]\n \n [7] Relief Web. 30 September 2002. \"Needs assessment on soil and water in Afghanistan\". [https://reliefweb.int/report/afghanistan/needs-assessment-soil-and-water-afghanistan].\n \n [8] United Nations Environment Programme. \"Integrated Water Resource Management Portal - Afghanistan\". [http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/country]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] IWRM data portal. Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. “Degree of integrated water resources management implementation (0 – 100)”. 2017. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Bolivia\n[2] Ministry of Environment and Water. Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2017-2020. 2017. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/uploads/PNC-Programacio%CC%81nPlurianual2017-2020.pdf\n[3] Andean Development Corporation (CAF). Water and Sanitation in the Plurinational State of Bolivia. 2017. http://www.scioteca.caf.com/bitstream/handle/123456789/1081/AguaySaneamientoBolivia-8ago.pdf\n[4] Ministry of Water. Policies and Strategies for Water Resources Management in Bolivia. 2006. https://www.bivica.org/files/recursos-hidricos-estrategias.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"\n[1] Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/mm-policies-others/myanmar-national-water-policy- burmese-version/preview?q=\n[2] “Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\nhttp://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrate d_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf\n[3] IWRM data portal. Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. “Degree of integrated water resources management implementation (0 – 100)”. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissio nFile/Myanmar\n[4] Chulalongkorn University. Center for Social Development Studies (CSDS). “Redefining the rules of water: contestation and the production of scale in water governance in Myanmar/Burma”. 2018. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/575fb39762cd94c2d69dc556/t/5ae6d632562fa7d975d 12e3b/1525077558717/The+Politics+of+Water+Governance+in+Myanmar_JG.- SalweenStudiespptx.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Office of the President of the Republic (Brazil). \"Law no. 9,433 of 8 January 1997. Establishes the National Policy for Water Resources, creates the National Water Resources Management System, regulates item XIX of Article 21 of the Federal Constitution, and alters Article 1 of Law no. 8,001 of 13 March 1990, which amended Law no. 7,990 of 28 December 1989 (Lei no. 9.433 de 8 de janeiro de 1997. Institui a Política National de Recursos Hídricos, cria o Sistema National de Gerenciamento de Recursos Hídricos, regulamenta o inciso XIX do art. 21 da Constituição Federal, e altera o art. 1º da Lei nº 8.001, de 13 de março de 1990, que modificou a Lei nº 7.990, de 28 de dezembro de 1989)\". http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/leis/l9433.htm\n[2] Ministry of Environment (Brazil). National Council for Water Resources. \"Resolution no. 181 of 7 December 2016. Approves the Priorities, Actions and Goals of the National Plan for Water Resources for 2016-2020 (Resolução no. 181 de 7 de dezembro de 2016. Aprova as Prioridades, Ações e Metas do Plano National de Recursos Hídricos para 2016-2020)\". http://www.cnrh.gov.br/plano-National-de-recursos-hidricos/1974-resolucao-n-181-de-07-de-dezembro-de-2016/file\n[3] Office of the President of the Republic (Brazil). \"Decree no. 5,377 of 23 February 2005. Approves the National Policy on Maritime Resources – PNRM (Decreto no. 5.377 de 23 de fevereiro de 2005. Aprova a Política National para os Recursos do Mar - PNRM)\". http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/_ato2004-2006/2005/decreto/D5377.htm\n[4] Office of the President of the Republic (Brazil). \"Law no. 8,617 of 4 January 1993. Provisions on territorial waters, the contiguous zone, the exclusive economic zone and the Brazilian continental shelf, and other measures (Lei no. 8.617 de 4 de janeiro de 1993. Dispõe sobre o mar territorial, a zona contígua, a zona econômica exclusiva e a plataforma continental brasileiros, e dá outras providências)\". http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/leis/l8617.htm\n[5] IWRM data portal. Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. “Degree of integrated water resources management implementation (0 – 100)”. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Brazil"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,))","v":"\n[1] Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/mm-policies-others/myanmar-national-water-policy- burmese-version/preview?q=\n[2] “Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\nhttp://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrate d_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf\n[3] IWRM data portal. Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. “Degree of integrated water resources management implementation (0 – 100)”. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissio nFile/Myanmar\n[4] Chulalongkorn University. Center for Social Development Studies (CSDS). “Redefining the rules of water: contestation and the production of scale in water governance in Myanmar/Burma”. 2018. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/575fb39762cd94c2d69dc556/t/5ae6d632562fa7d975d 12e3b/1525077558717/The+Politics+of+Water+Governance+in+Myanmar_JG.- SalweenStudiespptx.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,))","v":"[1] State Council, Water Pollution Prevention and Control Action Plan, 2015, http://en.pkulaw.cn/display.aspx?id=24a60ff0636cfb65bdfb&lib=law&SearchKeyword=&SearchCKeyword=%cb%ae%ce%db%c8%be\n\n[2] China Water Risk (CWR), New ‘Water Ten Plan’ to Safeguard China’s Waters, 2015, http://www.chinawaterrisk.org/notices/new-water-ten-plan-to-safeguard-chinas-waters/.\n\nEU SME Center, China’s ‘Water Ten’ Plan: Introduction, Analysis and Market Insights, 2015, http://www.eusmecentre.org.cn/event/2015-11-05/china-water-ten-plan-introduction-analysis-and-market-insights.\n\n[3] National People's Congress, Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law of the People's Republic of China (2017 Revision), 2017, http://en.pkulaw.cn/display.aspx?id=2611cb560df6c5b8bdfb&lib=law&SearchKeyword=&SearchCKeyword=%d6%d0%bb%aa%c8%cb%c3%f1%b9%b2%ba%cd%b9%fa%cb%ae%ce%db%c8%be%b7%c0%d6%ce%b7%a8.\n\n[4] National People's Congress, Water Law of the People's Republic of China (2016 Revision), 2016, http://en.pkulaw.cn/display.aspx?id=dde86d273a166e89bdfb&lib=law&SearchKeyword=&SearchCKeyword=%cb%ae%b7%a8.\n\n[5] IWRM data portal. Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. “Degree of integrated water resources management implementation (0 – 100)”. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/China"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of the Environment. Details - National Policy for the Integrated Management of Water Resources. 2014. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/index.php/component/content/article/1932-politica-nacional-para-la-gestion-integral-del-recurso-hidrico#documentos-de-inter%C3%A9s\n[2] Vice Ministry of the Environment. National Policy for the Integrated Management of Water Resources. 2010. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/images/GestionIntegraldelRecursoHidrico/pdf/plan-hidrico-nacional/Politica-nacional-Gestion-integral-de-recurso-Hidrico.pdf\n[3] Ministry of the Environment. National Water Plan – Phase II. 2013. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/images/GestionIntegraldelRecursoHidrico/pdf/plan-hidrico-nacional/Plan-Hidrico-Nacional-Fase-II.pdf\n[4] Ministry of the Environment. Water Resource Regulations. 2019. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/index.php/gestion-integral-del-recurso-hidrico/normativa-recurso-hidrico#leyes\n[5] Ministry of Housing. Water and Basic Sanitation Administrative Plan Strategic Vision 2018-2030. 2018. http://www.minvivienda.gov.co/Documents/ViceministerioAgua/Plan%20Director.pdf\n[6] IWRM data portal. Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. “Degree of \nintegrated water resources management implementation (0 – 100)”. 2017. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Colombia"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,))","v":"\n[1] Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/mm-policies-others/myanmar-national-water-policy- burmese-version/preview?q=\n[2] “Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\nhttp://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrate d_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf\n[3] IWRM data portal. Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. “Degree of integrated water resources management implementation (0 – 100)”. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissio nFile/Myanmar\n[4] Chulalongkorn University. Center for Social Development Studies (CSDS). “Redefining the rules of water: contestation and the production of scale in water governance in Myanmar/Burma”. 2018. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/575fb39762cd94c2d69dc556/t/5ae6d632562fa7d975d 12e3b/1525077558717/The+Politics+of+Water+Governance+in+Myanmar_JG.- SalweenStudiespptx.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,))","v":"[1] National Assembly, Republic of Ecuador. Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water. 2014. https://www.agua.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/LEYD-E-RECURSOS-HIDRICOS-II-SUPLEMENTO-RO-305-6-08-204.pdf\n[2] Secretariat of Water. National Potable Water and Sanitation Strategy. 2016. https://www.agua.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/downloads/2016/07/REVISTA-SENAGUA.compressed.pdf\n[3] IWRM data portal. Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. “Degree of integrated water resources management implementation (0 – 100)”. 2017. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Ecuador\n[4] Secretariat of Water. For the first time, Ecuador will have a National Water Plan. 2016. https://www.agua.gob.ec/plan-nacional-de-recursos-hidricos-se-ajustara-a-las-necesidades-del-pais/\n[5] Secretariat of Water. National Plan for Comprehensive and Integrated Management of Water Resources is strengthened by the signing of the contract between the Secretariat of Water and [Spanish engineering firm] INECO. 2013. https://www.agua.gob.ec/plan-nacional-de-gestion-integrada-e-integral-de-recursos-hidricos-se-fortalece-con-firma-de-contrato-entre-secretaria-del-agua-e-ineco/\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A9+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F9,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,))","v":"(1)Droit Afrique. \"Guinée- Code de l’eau\" 15 février 1994. Loi n°L/94/ 005/CTRN. [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/gui4825.pdf]. \n(2)Republic of Guinea. 2011. \"National Environmental Policy\". [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/gui147379.pdf]\n(3)Agence Française du Développement. 2018. \"EAU & ASSAINISSEMENT\". 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national water resources law in Afghanistan makes some reference to the principles of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM), but implementation of IWRM principles is limited in the country.\n \n The Water Law of 2009 implements IWRM principles by adopting a river basin approach for the purposes of sustaining supply, conserving water resources and protecting the environment, and also provides for the involvement of stakeholders in water policy development. [1] A new Water Law adopted in 2020 maintains these provisions. [2]\n \n The river basin approach adopted is based on integrated management of water resources by River Basin Agencies established within the natural boundaries of the river basin. [1, 2] River Basin Agencies are required to form Basin Councils with the purpose of integrating water users and other social and cultural institutions in the decision making processes for management and development of water resources, protection of the environment, equitable distribution of water and other water related matters. [1, 2]\n \n The Water Law adopts an integrated water resources management approach based on a transition towards river basin development and a strong role for local stakeholder participation. [1, 2] The Water Sector Strategy 2008 approved by the Ministry of Energy and Water and other responsible ministries, stresses the need for “end user” participation in decision making relating to water resource management, operation, and maintenance of water supply systems, as well as allocations of water use. [3] Based on article 13 of the 2009 Water law, the Ministry of Energy and Water establishes the River Basin Councils consisting of representatives of water users, relevant central and local departments of the line ministries, and other relevant stakeholders in the river basin. [1] The Ministry of Energy and Water may delegate, as required, some of its powers to the River Basin Councils in accordance with law after improving the required working capacity and capability through technical training. [1] The 2020 Water Law maintains these provisions. [2]\n \n International observers report that Afghanistan’s traditional irrigation systems are centuries old and continue to be widely used, despite adoption of newer principles in the 2009 Water Law. [3] Traditionally, operation and maintenance of the irrigation system has been the responsibility of the community where the irrigation system is located, with a mirab, a community leader or elder, elected by local farmers to manage operation of the irrigation system and control water distribution according to agreed arrangements. [3, 4] The 2020 Water Law moved to integrate these traditional practices with the established legislation, giving the mirabs responsibility for dispute resolution. [2] \n \n Afghanistan reports the score 0 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Bolivia’s National Watershed Plan (PNC) includes IWRM principles comprehensively in its 2017 \"Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2017-2020\"\n\nThe PNC was last updated in 2017 with, the \"Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2017-2020\" (PP), which implements the PNC’s strategies [1]. IWRM is described extensively in the PP, which combines IWRM with Integrated Watershed Management to manage water resources in Bolivia. The PP proposes seven components to face water resource challenges in Bolivia: implementation of watershed plans, investments in IWRM, risk management, quality management, education, information sharing, and human resources development [1]. The PNC’s general objective is “to drive water-environmental management in Bolivia, using participatory and self-management methodologies, from the perspectives of local cultures and ways of life, as a basis for sustainable human and environmental development, in a context of vulnerability in the face of natural disasters and climate change” [1]. Specifically relating to IWRM, the PNC’s seven specific objectives include: consolidating governance in strategic basins via joint planning and investments in protection and sustainable exploitation, information and knowledge management regarding water and basins/watersheds in Bolivia, and strengthening public, private and social organizations to carry out integrated water resources management [1]. The prior version of the PP, which covered the period 2013-2017 also described IWRM extensively, as in the current version [3]. \n\nBolivia received a score of 80 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National plans for integrated water resources management (IWRM), or similar, indicating that the PNC’s objectives are “consistently achieved”. The assessment points to the PNC as the relevant water policy document [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"In Bosnia and Herzegovina water legislation covering Republic of Srpska refers to the principles of Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), however the water legislation covering the Federation of BiH does not.\n\nIn Article 2 of the Water Law of Republic of Srpska, the aims of the implementation of law reflect the principles of IWRM. More specifically: achieving good water status and preventing its degradation, achieving sustainable water use, ensuring fair access to waters are all referred to explicitly. [1] However, the Water Laws of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Brcko District do not reference the principles of IWRM explicitly or indirectly. [2, 3] \n\nThe Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1., suggests that IWRM principles have been introduced by the European Union Water Framework Directive, which established river basin management planning in BiH. In accordance to mandate of this EU organization, the country river basin management plans are developed at the sub-national level (FBIH, RS and BD) for both Sava River Basin and Adriatic sea Watershed area including Trebisnjica river basin district, but there is no overarching comprehensive approach. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"Brazil's National Policy for Water Resources refers to the principles of IWRM in a comprehensive manner, even though it is does not mention the term explicitly. \n\nLaw no. 9,433 of 1997 that passed the National Policy for Water Resources mentions integrated water resources management in the context of integrating management with environment management in Article 3. Article 2 of the same law also notes that the Policy objectives include: assure the current and future generations access to water that follow standards correspondent to its intended use, the rational and integrated use of water resources, including water transport, with sustainable development in view, the prevention and defence against critical hydrological events caused by nature or misuse of natural resources, and to encourage and promote the capture, preservation and consumption of rainwater. Article 31 further states that federal, state and municipal governments will promote the integration of local policies on sewage, on land use and conservation, and on environment with the federal, state and municipal policies on water resources. [1]\n\nThe same law that passed the National Policy for Water Resources (Law no. 9,433 of 1997) also created the National System for the Management of Water Resources, which is presided by the National Council for Water Resources (CNRH). The CNRH created the National Plan for Water Resources (PNRH) through CNRH Resolution no. 58 of 2006, and it is updated every four years and has the time horizon up to 2020. The last update of the PNRH was in 2016 and it expires in 2020. The Plan has 16 priorities, including: develop long-term planning for the conservation and rational use of water; integrate the policy on water resources with the environmental policy, and other relevant sectors; and integrate coastal zones to the National System for the Management of Water Resources. [2] \n\nYet, Brazil earned a score of 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on national integrated water resources management plans in 2017. [3] There is no evidence that there is a separate IWRM policy in the country."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"The national water law and policies include principles of IWRM, but it is not fully implemented.\n\nCambodia's water management is governed by the principles of IWRM. Article 4 of Cambodia's law on water resources management stipulates that water resources shall be managed and developed based on IWRM approach taking into account \"all aspects of water resources; linkages between water resources and other components of the natural environment; all demands for effective and sustainable water utilisation for human and environmental purposes\" [1]. It also requires the implementation of the IWRM be carried out jointly and within a cooperation framework of all relevant agencies. Cambodia reports the scores of 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National integrated water resources management (IWRM) plans, or similar [2]. The assessment indicates that Cambodia's IWRM plan is being implemented by the majority of relevant authorities. However, there is evidence suggesting the implementation is challenged by weak coordination and collaboration across government bodies [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"The national water law exist, and include principles of IWRM.\n\nIWRM principles are not directly referenced, but are reflected in China's water policies. For example, both the Water Law and Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law clearly state that all entities and individuals have the obligation to protect water environment [1]. The Water Law also emphasizes that \"the development, utilization, preservation, and protection of water resources and the prevention and control of water disasters shall be carried out through comprehensive planning, with all factors taken into consideration\" [2]. The Water Pollution Prevention and Control Action Plan also does not make direct reference to the IWRM principles, even though the principles are reflected in this plan. For example, it states that water pollution prevention should be \"led by governments, implemented by enterprises, driven by market and participated by the public\"[3]. The Water Law, revised in 2016, does not specifically refer to the Water Ten Plan. China gets the score of 80 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National integrated water resources management (IWRM) plans, or similar. The assessment recognizes that China has established a water resources planning system, but the implementation of such a system requires further improvements [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"Colombia’s national water resources policy, the National Policy for the Integrated Management of Water Resources (PNGIRH), comprehensively includes the principles of IWRM. \n\nThe PNGIRH was issued in 2010 and covers the 12-year period to 2022. The Policy specifically includes IWRM in its title and mentions the concept extensively throughout the document. The PNGIRH is based on eight principles and contains six specific objectives [1]. Of these, the principles and objectives that have to do with IWRM principles are (grouped by IWRM principle):\n- Social Equity: principles of Public good, Diversity, Participation and equity, Institutional strengthening, Governance;\n- Economic Efficiency: Priority usage, Efficient usage, Factor of development, Demand, Risk; \n- Ecological Sustainability: Conservation, Information and research, Supply, Quality, Governance [2].\n\nThe PNGIRH is complemented by the National Water Plan (PHN), which sets priorities for action and projects to carry out the PNGIRH. The most recent version of the PHN covered the period from 2014-2018 [3]. All of the PHN's 10 programs mention IWRM, and several include it directly as a basis of the program, for example: the Planning Linkages and Water Resources Management Program, the Productive Sector Linkage with IWRM Program, the Environmental Authorities Strengthening in IWRM program, and the Financial Sustainability and IWRM Program [3]. \n\nColombia received a score of 70 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National plans for integrated water resources management (IWRM), or similar, indicating that Colombia’s performance on IWRM falls between two descriptive indicators on the scale: “Implemented by the majority of relevant authorities” (score of 60) and “Plan objectives are consistently achieved” (score of 80) [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"In Croatia the national water resource law and strategy refer to the principle of Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM). \n\nAccording to article 5 of the Water Law, the \"water is managed in line with the principles of integrated water management and sustainable development.\" [1] Article 5 is included in the \"general provisions\" section of the law - where the principles that govern the legislation are outlined. As well as referring to IWRM directly, this article details 6 other clauses which commit Croatia to seeing water as a \" a heritage to be preserved, protected and used wisely and rationally\" - and gives it a different status to other national commodities. [1]\n\nCroatia reports the score 100 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National integrated water resources management (IWRM) plans, or similar. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Ecuador’s 2014 national water resources law, the Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, partially includes some principles of IWRM. Article 3 states that one of the purposes of the law is the “comprehensive management” of water resources in the country [1]. \n\nThe law’s fundamental principles include “sustainable management”, “comprehensive, integrated and participatory water management”, and that water management processes should be “public and community-based” [1]. Article 8 of the law states that “the comprehensive and integrated management of water resources will be a transversal axis of the national decentralized system of participatory planning for development” [1]. Article 34 of the law tasks the Secretariat of Water with “comprehensive and integrated management of water resources” using an “ecosystem approach” and working at the basin and watershed level [1]. In addition, Article 8 of the law’s implementing regulations (Executive Decree 650 of 2015) states that the regulation and control of water resources should follow an integrated management approach [2]. \n\nThe 2016 National Potable Water and Sanitation Strategy (ENAS) only mentions IWRM once, in connection with the UN SDGs, reiterating the goal of putting IWRM into practice by 2030 [3]. \n\nIn May 2016 Ecuador issued the National Plan for Comprehensive and Integrated Management of Water Resources in Basins and Watersheds in Ecuador [5]. However, it is important to note that the Secretariat of Water has not made this plan publicly available at its website [5, 6]. In 2017, UNESCO's Aqua-LAC scientific journal published a summary of the Plan, which outlined its methodology, including calculating the quantity of water resources, demand, supply-demand balance, flood control, projects and public works, water resources protection, and works to conserve water and soil [7]. Some of the Plan's expected results include 176 projects to allocate water resources, 13 flood control projects, 265 potable water source protection areas, and more than 78,000 square kilometers of erosion control areas [7]. \n\nEcuador received a score of 50 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National plans for integrated water resources management, indicating that the National Plan for Comprehensive and Integrated Management of Water Resources in Basins and Watersheds in Ecuador has been “approved by the government and is beginning to be implemented by the authorities” [4]. The assessment does not provide any additional evidence for the score, and only names the National Plan for Comprehensive and Integrated Management of Water Resources in Basins and Watersheds in Ecuador [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"In Guinea, the national water resources law or policy doesn't include principles of IWRM. \n\nIn chapter 5, article 22 of the Water Code, a brief reference is made to the need to preserve the environment. Moreover, in chapter 7, there is a reference to the fight against soil erosion and deforestation as measures to prevent negative effects on water, and the chapter 9, refers to water quality protection. However, in this chapter, the need for environmental sustainability is not mentioned. In general, in the Water Code, the need for environmental sustainability to protect the water resource base is not explicit. [1]\n\nMoreover, in chapter 5, article 22, there is a mention to prevent water waste, but the need for efficiency to use water resources in the best way possible is not mentioned. In addition, no mention of equity in the allocation of water across social and economic groups could be found. [1] .\n\nAccording to the Global Water Partnership, Guinea developed years ago, a roadmap for IWRM. Nevertheless, these principles are still not enforced, as the required technical and financial support is still lacking. The IWRM will be included in the National Water Policy, currently under development. [2] Finally, Guinea gets the score of 0 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National integrated water resources management (IWRM) plans, or similar. The assessment states that the elaboration has not begun as the National Water Policy is currently being developed. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"1982 Fair Water Distribution Act does not mention the principle of IWRM. However the topic is covered explicitly in the 6th Development Plan being implemented by the Ministry of Energy. \n\n1982 Fair Water Distribution Act does not mention the principle of IWRM directly however its focus on equity in the allocation of water could be seen as aligning with principles of IWRM. [5]\n\nThe performance report of the Ministry of Energy regarding the 6th development plan names IWRM explicitly in different sections and foresees measures according IWRM principles especially in drainage basin management [1]. It also foresees procedures to reform water management structures based on IWRM principles (article 30) [1]. \n\nSince the 1990 the Government has run extended studies for drafting a National Integrated Water Management Plan but the draft has never been set to vote in the parliament [3]. The draft version of this plan states its objectives as 1, regulation of extraction, provision, distribution, transfer, protection and maintenance of water and increasing the efficiency of water consumption 2, gaining the knowledge and technologies for extraction and provision of water 3, balancing and ensuring qualitative and quantitative sustainability in water resources and usage 4, securing water provision in the country 5, holistic approach based on simultaneous management of supply and demand in water cycle [4]. \n\nIran gets the score of 100 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National integrated water resources management (IWRM) plans, or similar [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"The strategy of water resources and land, the irrigation law and law of water resources ministry in place in Iraq do not mention IWRM principles directly (1) (2) (3). However, both the irrigation law and the law of ministry of water resources indirectly imply the importance of water as a finite resource and the necessity to preserve it and avoid waste (2). Regardless, neither of these policies cover the topic comprehensively. \n\nFor example, article 6 of the law indicates that the responsible water department can cut water temporarily in the case of \"water misuse or neglect to take care of it in a way that leads to its wastefulness\", among others; and article 7 of the same law entails that the user [of public water] must not use the water for purposes other than those assigned to it\" (2). Iraqi legislation also includes other IWRM principles, such as the fact “water resources development and management should be based on a participatory approach, involving all relevant stakeholders” (5). In fact, Article 3 of the Law of ministry of water resources states that the ministry shall “coordinate with international, regional and Arab organizations and non-governmental organizations specialized in water and environmental resources. The ministry shall also collaborate with all the relevant stakeholders including planning authorities and the water consuming sectors”. (2)\n\nFurthermore, Iraqi law stresses the important economic value of water, which is also among IWRM principles (5). Article 2 stipulates that “the ministry’s objective is to plan the investment of water resources in Iraq and the exploitation of surface and groundwater to achieve an optimal use of water resources” (2). However, these laws diverge with the IWRM principles as they do not mention the importance of engagement with non-governmental stakeholders, as well as other serious omissions (1) (2) (5). \n\nFinally, although Iraq's S.D.G indicator 6.5.1 assessment indicated that the Iraqi Bill of Law on the Higher Council of Water reflected IWRM principles, this bill was withdrawn from parliament in 2015 as indicated above (4)."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"Kazakhstan's national water law includes some principles of integrated water resource management (IWRM), and there is also a separate IWRM policy, but implementation of the principles is lacking.\n \n Article 46 of the Water Code constitutes a commitment to integrated use, protection and management of water resources. [1] It states that integrated management policies shall be developed by the relevant state organs with the assistance of scientific institutions, and shall aim to: economize water use through improved production technology; encourage low-water and water-free processes; reduce losses in irrigation and water supply systems; reduce discharges of untreated waste; and prevent floods. [1]\n \n In addition, in 2016 Kazakhstan adopted the General Scheme for Integrated Use and Protection of Water Resources, whose chief aims were to assess the availability and use of water resources and to define the water needs of different economic sectors. [2] To this end, the General Scheme outlines water availability in 2012 in each of the country's eight river basins, and projected availability for 2040, as well as water use statistics by basin for 2012 and projections for 2020, 2030 and 2040. [2] The stated aim of the publication of this data is to support River Basin Inspectorates established under the 2003 Water Code in determining water limits for each basin by economic sector. [2] However, the document does not set limits itself. [2]\n \n Furthermore, the draft of the 2020–2030 Water Management Programme, which has been approved but not yet adopted, includes as one of its goals the improvement of implementation of IWRM in the country. [3, 4]\n \n The United Nations Environment Programme reports an IWRM implementation (enabling environment indicator 1.1a under SDG 6.5.1) score of 20 for Kazakhstan in 2017. [5] There are no details provided on the Portal on why the score is low. An expert on the Kazakh water sector interviewed believed that poor management and misreported statistics mean that the situation on the ground in many areas was likely worse. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"The current legal framework regulating water resources in Kyrgyzstan does not make explicit reference to the term “Integrated Water Resources Management”, however it includes some key principles of Integrated Water Resource Management. [1]\n \n The 2005 Water Code of the Kyrgyz Republic does not make explicit reference to the term “Integrated Water Resources Management”, but incorporates a range of IWRM principles. [1] Article 5 defines water resource management as measures \"ensuring development; rational use, and protection of water resources and the environment; protection of human health\", and also establishes the water basin management approach, under which water basin councils are to be established ensuring a participatory approach to water management. [1] Further principles of IWRM are established in Article 6 of the Water Code, which sets the following principles for water resource management in the country: participation of all interested parties; consideration of current and future populations' needs for water; consideration of climate change impacts on water resources; consideration of the economic value of water resources; the polluter-pays principle; prudent decision-making; guarantees for water users' rights; and open data. [1] Finally, the competencies and responsibilities of state bodies in the sphere of water management, the environment, hygiene, hydro-geology, emergencies, hydrology and local administration are established in articles 11-16. [1]\n \n A comprehensive report on the state of water resources management in Kyrgyzstan, jointly published in 2013 by the Kyrgyz Ministry of Agriculture, Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development, and the United Nations Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development, highlights the introduction of paid water use, the establishment of democratic management institutions such as Basin Councils, the formation of independent water user associations, the introduction of hydrographic principles, and the expansion of public participation in discussion and decision-making as key IWRM principles adopted in the 2005 Water Code. [2] However, it recognises that \"most progressive ideas were not properly implemented and their introduction was limited mainly to pilot projects.\" [2]\n \n The Kyrgyz Government has continued to enhance legislation provisions for IWRM in recent years, for example simplifying the structure of governance as regards water resources management with the establishment of the State Water Agency in 2019. [3] There are plans for further principles of Integrated Water Resources Management to be introduced into Kyrgyz legislation according to a 2019 news report. [4] As part of this, a state agency will be created that will develop and implement policies in the field of water resources management. This initiative will be realised with the support of Switzerland and has been established in signed documents.\n \n According to a 2011 report published by the “IWRM-Fergana Project” (a joint co-operation between the Swiss Government and the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia), several projects have been ongoing in Kyrgyzstan in order to implement integrated water resources management, particularly at river basin scale since 2011. [5] However, no evidence was found to suggest that these projects operated beyond 2012/2013.\n \n Additionally, Kyrgyzstan's previous water legislation, the 1994 Water Law, includes certain principles of IWRM, reflected in the principles of water use in the country as set out in Article 3, including rational use and protection of water, openness and close connection between the population and the state, and paid use of water resources and bodies. [6] However, there is no evidence that the Water Law was designed to be fully aligned with IWRM. [2, 5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"The national water law and policies exist, and include principles of IWRM.\n\nLaos does not have an explicit IWRM plan but the 2017 Law on Water and Water Resources includes its principles. Article 5 of the law specifically references IWRM principles, noting that the government promotes the clean, safe, efficient, and careful use of water, protects water resources and ecology, and encourages environmentally friendly development. [1, 2] According to a Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment presentation, Laos has eight pieces of legislation that promote IWRM, plus a Water Strategy to 2025 and a National Action Plan to 2020. [3] The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) website says on its webpage Overview of IWRM in Laos that “Lao PDR has developed a National Water Resources Strategy 2020. The vision of the strategy is as follows: ‘Coordinated, optimised and sustainable development and use of water resources, protection of the environment and improvement of social well-being’\". [4] However these strategies and plans are not publicly available on the website of MONRE or other online channels such as its social media page. [5,6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, the National Water Policy of 2006 is specifically based on the concept of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) [1]. \n\nIts implementation is regulated by the National Action Plan for Integrated Water Resources Management (PANGIRE) of 2007 [2]. The policy is currently implemented with funding from the Netherlands and Sweden covering the costs of the Joint Support Programme for Integrated Water Resources Management (PCA-GIRE) 2015-2019 [3]. The PCA-GIRE is under the remit of the National Directorate of Hydraulics (DNH) and is currently being extended to cover the period of 2019-2020 [4]. Moreover, the DNH has also created a website called GIRE Mali which translates as IWRM Mali where the national regulations are outlined and updates are published about the new PCA-GIRE, as well as recruitment updates for experts in the field [5]. \n\nThe UN SDG 6.5.1's enabling environment score of indicator 1.1.c. National integrated water resources management (IWRM) plans is 50 [6] - however the reason for this low score cannot be independantly verified [4,5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"Mauritania's law 30-2005 does not specifically include IWRM principles, although it mentions that the management should be \"global, sustainable, and balanced\" [1]. Art. 3 mentions several principles on which the management of water resources in Mauritania is based:\n1) the precautionary principle;\n2) the principle of pollution prevention, primarily at the source;\n3) the user-payer principle;\n4) the principle of engaging users in the management of water;\n5) the principle of costs allocated according to users' ability to pay. [1]\nOnly art 15 mentions the word \"integrated\" - in that the Minister in charge of Water has to draw an IWRM plan but it does not explain what principles it entails and how it should be drawn [1].\n\nThe development strategy for the water and sanitation sector [2] mentions IWRM in the introduction (point 5) by saying that it's a principle towards it subscribes and the country has been making efforts towards its implementation since 2009 . Point 20 mentions IWRM again by explaining what the strategic directions for an IWRM Programme are, namely: (a) to complete the knowledge of water resources and produce hydrogeological summary maps at appropriate scales for the whole country; (b) to monitor the water resources; and (c) to ensure concerted management at the regional level through the involvement of the various stakeholders, particularly municipalities and regional services, in the management and water resources of each Wilayas and in the arbitration of conflicts that may emerge over issues related to water. \n\nThese are the fundamental principles of IWRM. In practice the awareness and capacity building campaigns for IWRM appear to have only been done in two Wilayas (Brakna et Trarza) which corroborated the UNEPDHI findings [2], [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"The national water law and policies include IWRM principles, but they are not fully adopted or implemented.\n\nThe vision of Myanmar's National Water Policy is to become a water efficient nation based on IWRM by the year 2020.[1] Myanmar also has a Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management Strategic Study published in 2014 with a vision for a water efficient nation by 2020. [2] Myanmar’s Water Resources Committee (NWRC) published the National Water Policy (NWP) in 2014. The document highlights one of the difficulties of implementing IWRM principles is that that there is little or no knowledge about IWRM within the whole country with the except of water professionals [3]. Myanmar reports the score of 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment related to IWRM. The assessment measures the degree of implementation of IWRM in the country [4]. Myanmar and the Netherlands signed the MoU in June 2013 on cooperation in the field of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM). [2]. The ASEAN IWRM states that there is still a lot of need for the improvement of water resources management in Myanmar [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"The national water resources law or policy in Perú refers to the principles of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM), but the coverage is not comprehensive.\n\nArticle 12 of the Law on Water Resources of 2009 states that an objective of the law is to “coordinate and ensure integrated and multisectorial management, sustainable use, conservation, efficient use and the increase of water resources, with quality standards according to their respective use.” This is the only mention of IWRM principles in the document. [1]\n\nIn 2015, Supreme Decree Nº006-2015-MINAGRI that approved the National Policy and Strategy on water resources. This new legislation and planning updates water management principles and states that integrated water management is a fundamental objective, but it does not have comprehensive details about the implementation of IWRM. [3]\n\nIn 2017, the National Authority of Water (ANA) issued a document that describes the implementation of Water Resources Councils of Watersheds (CRHC) in the Pacific Slope within the framework of the Water Resources Management Modernization Program (PMGRH) - this document directly refers to IWRM measures however it is geographically constricted and therefore does not reach the level of national policy [3]. Lessons learned included prioritizing financing, building awareness and ensuring alignment between local and national water planning. [4]\n\nPerú gets the score of 40 for the sub-indicator 1.1.c on National integrated water resources management (IWRM) plans. [2]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"In Senegal, there is a national water law or policy that includes IWRM principles comprehensively. According to the Sectoral Development Policy Letter 2016-2025, published in 2016 by the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation, this policy includes IWRM. \n\nIndeed, the policy has adopted IWRM principles through the implementation of the PAGIRE Programme (2007-2011), which has created a favorable environment for the application of the IWRM, through legal, organizational and political reforms. (1) The PAGIRE Programme is articulated through three main axis: (i) knowledge improvement and management of water resources, (ii) creation of a favorable environment for the application of the IWRM approach through legal, organizational and political reforms, (iii) improvement of communication, information, education and water awareness. (2,3) The PAGIRE Programme has been fully implemented plans have begun for the next iteration [6,7].\n\nSÉNÉGAL gets the score of 80 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National integrated water resources management (IWRM) plans, or similar. The assessment states that the objectives of these plans are systematically reached. (4) This assessment is reinforced by the Global Water Partnership (GWP). It is stated that the development process for an IWRM has been supported by the GWP since 2003, and has already allowed to strengthen Stakeholder's capacity. Moreover, it has enabled greater cooperation among a large number of actors. (5)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"Serbian national water resources law and strategy refer to the principles of Integrated Water Resources Management. However concerns on implementation, and a general lack of coherence in National Policy landscape, are restricting how far these principles are applied.\n\nAccording to article 24 of the Water Law, Integrated Water Resource Management is defined as a \"set of measures and activities aimed at maintaining and improving the water regime, ensuring the required quantities of water needed for different purposes, protecting waters against pollution and protecting against harmful effects of water\". Heading IV of the Law further elaborates on the principles of the Integrated Water Resource Management and includes the planning documents for its translation into practice. [1] \n\nThe principles of Integrated Water Resource Management are also included in the section 2.3 of the Water Management Strategy. [2] However, according to the Executive Summary for the Water Management Strategy of the territory of the Republic of Serbia, Serbia has accepted but not yet implemented the integrated water management concept in practice. The aims accepted by the Serbian government in this document are: achieving integrated water management, or a harmonized water regime across Serbia’s territory, and ensuring the kind of water management that will maximize economic and social benefits in an equitable and sustainable manner, while honouring international agreement. The Water Management Strategy where these are set out constitutes a long-term strategic goal that requires considerable time (more than two decades, with a proper approach) and enormous spending (about one billion € annually).[3] Serbian officials have also referred to a general lack of coherence in the water legislative landscape, as part of their reporting for SDG 6.5.2 [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"The National Water law includes the principles of IWRM however they are not well defined.\n\nThe National Water Law refers to IWRM principles and defined them as \"the principle which takes into account the natural processes and dynamics of waters, and the interconnectedness and interdependence of aquatic and coastal ecosystems\". [4] However this is the only mention of the principle within the document and it does not detail any further measures or pathways to implementation [4].\n\nThough River Basin Management Plans (RBMPs), that have been prepared for the Danube RBD and Adriatic RBD, include IWRM principles. [2, 3] they do not represent policies that could be considered national laws. \n\nSlovenia reports the score 50 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 report on National integrated water resources management (IWRM) plans, or similar. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"No, the national water resources law does not include any principles of IWRM. Efforts to include IWRM in water resource development are limited geographically and have not be continued since 2010. \n\nSyria's Water legislation No.31, issued in 2005, and last updated in 2008 does not mention the inclusion/adherance of IWRM principles either in the Water Law or in the auxillary measures. The legal document of the law mentions the formation of a Directorate of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM), a department in the name of the Water Users Association (WUMS). However, no details are mentioned and thus we find no legal framework for integrated water resources management. [1][2]\n\nA UN Report in 2008, based on Syria's self reporting, mentioned an IWRM and Water Efficiency Plan in place but partially implemented. [3] This relates to a framework for Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) plan for Tartous, which was persued as part of GTZ’s “Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in Syria – A conceptual framework and guiding principle”. It consisted of developing an IWRM scenario, formulating an inventory of groundwater and surface water resources, preparing a management plan, initiating a programme of measures for the determination of priorities for water related activities, and finally establishing a monitoring system for IWRM. The Tartous Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) Project was initiated by the Tartous governarate and carried out by the German Technical Cooperation (GTZ). The first phase started in August 2010 over a period of 5 months and was finalized in November 2010. All future phases remained uncommissioned due to technical issues and remain such, thus far. [4]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"In Tajikistan, the national water law or policy exists and includes some principles of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM).\n \n Water resources are regulated in Tajikistan through various legal instruments, and primarily through the 2020 Water Code. [1] The 2020 Water Code makes specific reference to the principles of IWRM, and provides that the Government of Tajikistan has the power to ensure “the implementation of state policy in the field of use, protection of water resources, and integrated water resources management”, which it defines as “a water management system based on the consideration of water and land resources, linking the interests of various industries and levels of water users, involving them in the decision-making process and development of water resources in the interests of sustainable development and environmental protection”. [2]\n \n The 2020 Water Code specifically sets the goal of achieving the key strategic objectives of the IWRM principles; it sets the objective of using water resources efficiently, increasing stakeholder participation in the field of water resources management, and it sets the objective of pursuing environmental stability and protection. [2]\n \n Indeed, the 2020 Water Code was specifically adopted in order to incorporate the principles of IWRM into the legal framework regulating water resources in Tajikistan, as part of a project under the EU Water Initiative. [3] The project roadmap specifically mentions that pre-existing 2001 Water Code and other legislation “does not provide the basis for the reform implementation [of IWRM principles]; and the Water Code and other related legislative framework documents should be therefore revised to include relevant amendments”. [3, 4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"In Tajikistan, the national water law or policy exists and includes some principles of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM).\n \n Water resources are regulated in Tajikistan through various legal instruments, and primarily through the 2020 Water Code. [1] The 2020 Water Code makes specific reference to the principles of IWRM, and provides that the Government of Tajikistan has the power to ensure “the implementation of state policy in the field of use, protection of water resources, and integrated water resources management”, which it defines as “a water management system based on the consideration of water and land resources, linking the interests of various industries and levels of water users, involving them in the decision-making process and development of water resources in the interests of sustainable development and environmental protection”. [2]\n \n The 2020 Water Code specifically sets the goal of achieving the key strategic objectives of the IWRM principles; it sets the objective of using water resources efficiently, increasing stakeholder participation in the field of water resources management, and it sets the objective of pursuing environmental stability and protection. [2]\n \n Indeed, the 2020 Water Code was specifically adopted in order to incorporate the principles of IWRM into the legal framework regulating water resources in Tajikistan, as part of a project under the EU Water Initiative. [3] The project roadmap specifically mentions that pre-existing 2001 Water Code and other legislation “does not provide the basis for the reform implementation [of IWRM principles]; and the Water Code and other related legislative framework documents should be therefore revised to include relevant amendments”. [3, 4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"The national water law and policies include IWRM principles, but they are not fully adopted or implemented.\n\nThailand has comprehensive water laws and policies that incorporate the IWRM principles. However, the implementation is undertaken by various agencies, which resulted in a fragmented approach without a unified goal [1]. In response to the 2011 flood and the lack of cohesive water management framework and authority, Thailand established the Office of National Water Resources in 2017 and the Strategic Plan on Thailand’s Water Resources Management, with the main objectives of integrating water management and balancing economic development and conservation goals when it comes to water utilization [2]. According to the Asian Development Bank’s Technical Assistance Consultant’s Report, Thailand was one of first countries in the region to adopt the principles of IWRM as a basis for water management planning. It established the Department of Water Resources (DWR) in 2000, and river basin organizations (RBOs) were set up in 2002 to decentralize the basin planning and adopt river basins as planning units. However, progress has been slow in achieving IWRM objectives and approaches. The RBOs have not worked well, due to a lack of technical, legal and institutional structures, procedures and tools to enable IWRM principles to be applied in practice [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"Although there are no direct references to the term “IWRM”, the “National Basin Management Strategy Document” states that it is prepared in accordance with the principles of sustainability, participation, coordination, productivity, efficiency, environmental awareness, transparency, accountability, being scientific, quality, accessibility, fair sharing of costs and benefits, being in accordance with national development plans and other strategy documents and fulfilling the responsibilities given by international agreements. [1] These principles are reflected through the document through more detailed articles and measures [1]\n\nTurkey also aims to fulfil the conditions of the Directive 2000/60/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council as of 23 October 2000 on establishing a framework for Community action in the field of water policy in accordance with the Programme for Alignment with the Acquis. [2][3]\n\nIn Turkey’s submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1, Turkey is scored 80/100 for its ‘National integrated water resources management (IWRM) plans, or similar’ [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"Turkmenistan has a national water resources policy that includes some principles of Integrated Water Resources Management. \n \n In 2012, Turkmenistan acceded to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) Water Convention and publicly committed to advancing the principles of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM). [1] Following its accession to the Water Convention, it developed a new revision of the Water Code to explicitly reference and define Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM). [2, 3] In 2014, the country pledged to develop a road map on IWRM. [4] \n \n Turkmenistan's Water Code implements IWRM principles. It addresses environmental sustainability in stating that \"the objectives of the water legislation of Turkmenistan are to achieve and maintain an ecologically safe and economically optimal level of water use and to ensure water protection to improve the living conditions of the population and preserve the environment.\" The Water Code also states that the principles upon which it is based include, \"integrated water resources management\", the \"sustainable and rational use of water resources\", and \"ensuring equal access of the population to water\". However, it does not further address equity in the allocation of water resources across social and economic groups. [2] \n \n Information on the country's implementation of IWRM principles is absent from the IWRM Data Portal, and no evidence could be found on the websites of the Government of Turkmenistan or the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection or in national media that Turkmenistan has developed the aforementioned IWRM road map. [5, 6, 7, 8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"The national water resources law partially refers to the principles of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM).\n \n The Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" does not make specific reference to IWRM, but does refer to integrated and efficient use, management and protection of water resources. In line with the principles of IWRM, the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Water and Water Use explicitly seeks to achieve efficiency in water use as well as to establish environmental protections, including to prevent depletion of water resources. However, while the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Water and Water Use is concerned with the allocation of water to meet the needs of the population and the economy, there is no mention of equity in this allocation. [1] \n \n The IWRM Data Portal 2017 baseline submission for Uzbekistan indicates that, under United Nations Sustainable Development Goal indicator 6.5.1, the score for enabling environment indicator 1.1c (National IWRM plans) is 30. [2]\n \n The Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепцию развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") acknowledges that Uzbekistan has committed to the Sustainable Development Goals, including 6.5, by 2030, to implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. [3] The Strategy makes reference to economic efficiency, equitable allocation and environmental sustainability [3]. To implement the IWRM principles on a widescale basis, section 5.2.2 of the Strategy envisages the creation of an all-republic centre for water meterage, panning and integrated management of all water resources including surface waters, subterraenean waters and return flow as well as the implementation of coordination mechanisms in the relevant organisations at the basin and local levels; the development of a system of planning and management for water resources taking into account the growing demand for water, the demands of a market economy, the need for environmental protection and ecological balance, as well as the effects of climate change; and the devlopment and implementation of an action programme for the implementation of the IWRM principles, including the consideration of technical cooperation with international financial organisations and other development partners. [3] Given that the Strategy was adopted by Presidential decree in July 2020, the IWRM goals have not yet been implemented, but according to the Implementation Roadmap for the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"«Дорожную карту» по реализации в 2020–2022 годах задач, определенных в Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"), the aims and goals of the reform and development of the water sector in line with the IWRM principles are to be determined by September 2020. [3, 4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"The national water resources law partially refers to the principles of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM).\n \n The Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" does not make specific reference to IWRM, but does refer to integrated and efficient use, management and protection of water resources. In line with the principles of IWRM, the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Water and Water Use explicitly seeks to achieve efficiency in water use as well as to establish environmental protections, including to prevent depletion of water resources. However, while the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Water and Water Use is concerned with the allocation of water to meet the needs of the population and the economy, there is no mention of equity in this allocation. [1] \n \n The IWRM Data Portal 2017 baseline submission for Uzbekistan indicates that, under United Nations Sustainable Development Goal indicator 6.5.1, the score for enabling environment indicator 1.1c (National IWRM plans) is 30. [2]\n \n The Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепцию развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") acknowledges that Uzbekistan has committed to the Sustainable Development Goals, including 6.5, by 2030, to implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. [3] The Strategy makes reference to economic efficiency, equitable allocation and environmental sustainability [3]. To implement the IWRM principles on a widescale basis, section 5.2.2 of the Strategy envisages the creation of an all-republic centre for water meterage, panning and integrated management of all water resources including surface waters, subterraenean waters and return flow as well as the implementation of coordination mechanisms in the relevant organisations at the basin and local levels; the development of a system of planning and management for water resources taking into account the growing demand for water, the demands of a market economy, the need for environmental protection and ecological balance, as well as the effects of climate change; and the devlopment and implementation of an action programme for the implementation of the IWRM principles, including the consideration of technical cooperation with international financial organisations and other development partners. [3] Given that the Strategy was adopted by Presidential decree in July 2020, the IWRM goals have not yet been implemented, but according to the Implementation Roadmap for the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"«Дорожную карту» по реализации в 2020–2022 годах задач, определенных в Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"), the aims and goals of the reform and development of the water sector in line with the IWRM principles are to be determined by September 2020. [3, 4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"Venezuela’s 2007 Water Resources Law includes IWRM principles comprehensively. \n\nArticle 1 states that its goal is to regulate the integrated management of water resources [1]. Further, Article 7 states that the integrated management of water resources is in the public interest. Article 3 defines integrated water resources management as “the set of technical, scientific, economic, financial, institutional, management, legal and operational activities directed to conservation and exploitation of water for the collective good, considering water resources in all their forms and the associated natural ecosystems, the hydrographic basins that contain them, the actors and interests of users, the different territorial levels of government, and environmental, territorial organization and socioeconomic development policies of the country” [1]. Article 4 states that the IWRM has to main objectives: first, ensuring the conservation, protection, sustainable exploitation and recovery of surface and subterranean waters in order to human, ecological and economic needs, and second, preventing and controlling the possible negative effects of water on the population and goods [1]. Article 5 establishes 12 principles for IWRM, which include: water as a fundamental human right, its indispensable nature for life and development, water as a collective good that all should be able to access, the basin/watershed as the basic unit for IWRM, the participatory nature of IWRM, efficiency, equality, sustainability, solidarity of users’ contributions to ensuring conservation, and conservation as the overriding goal, among others [1]. Article 41 lists five tools for carrying out IWRM: the Water Information Subsystem, integrated water resources management plans, administrative control of water usage, the National Registry of Users of Water Sources, the economic and financial system [1]. \n\nThe IWRM portal states that Venezuela \"has not completed and submitted the assessment of IWRM status of implementation for the baseline assessment of SDG Indicator 6.5.1 in this reporting round\" [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"The national water law and policies exist, and include some principles of IWRM.\n\nDecision No. 182/QD-TTG approving national action plan outlines the list of tasks and responsibilities that the government is undertaking in order to develop effective management, utilization and protection of water resources in the country. The plan defines integrated management responsibilities for various government agencies including the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, Ministry of Planning and Investment and the National Council on Water Resources, but there are no specific descriptions of implementation. [1] A 2018 voluntary national review on the implementation of SDGs confirms that the country is shifting its approach from single-sector to integrated water management through a proposal for four water basins and cooperation with the Mekong River Commission. [2] The Law on Water Resources, which was issued in 2012, does not specifically address or define IWRM. [3] Vietnam reports the score of 50 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1's sub-indicator 1.1.c on National integrated water resources management (IWRM) plans. According to the country assessment for IWRM data portal, \"Some activities related to IWRM have been and being implemented.\" [4]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n \n [2] Ministry of Justice, \" Water Affairs Management Law Enacted\" (مقرره در مورد کیفیت آب و کنترل و نگهداری آنها) [http://old.moj.gov.af/Content/files/OfficialGazette/01301/OG_01367.pdf]\n [https://reliefweb.int/report/afghanistan/training-afghanistan-s-water-sector-professionals-integrated-river-basin]\n \n [3] Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit \"Water Sector Strategy 2008\". Not available online.\n \n [4] International Commission for Water Coordination in Central Asia. \"Water Resources Management in Afghanistan: The Issues and Options\". [http://www.cawater-info.net/afghanistan/afg10_e.htm]\n \n [5] Relief Web. 30 September 2002. \"Needs assessment on soil and water in Afghanistan\". [https://reliefweb.int/report/afghanistan/needs-assessment-soil-and-water-afghanistan]\n \n [6] United Nations Environment Programme. \"Integrated Water Resource Management Portal - Afghanistan\". [http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/country]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A10+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F10,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Environment and Water. Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2017-2020. 2017. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/uploads/PNC-Programacio%CC%81nPlurianual2017-2020.pdf\n[2] IWRM data portal. Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. “Degree of integrated water resources management implementation (0 – 100)”. 2017. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Bolivia\n[3] Ministry of Environment and Water. 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Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. “Degree of integrated water resources management implementation (0 – 100)”. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissio nFile/Myanmar [5] ASEAN IWRM. \"OVerview of IWRM in Myanmar\". https://aseaniwrm.water.gov.my/iwrm-in-myanmar/"}]
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national water law in Afghanistan does not refer to measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact.\n \n The 2009 Water Law states that management and planning for the transboundary waters between Afghanistan and its neighboring countries and changes of watercourses are the responsibility of the Ministry of Energy and Water with agreements from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Border and Tribal Affairs. [1] A new Water Law adopted in 2020 maintains these provisions. [2] However, neither law makes any further mention of transboundary waters or impacts. \n \nThe National Water Affairs Regulation Authority assumed responsibility for the water sector in February 2020, with the Ministry of Energy and Water divided into two independent departments under Presidential Decree 36, which could not be found online. [7] No evidence of separate legislation on transboundary water control was found on the websites of the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority or other ministries designated as responsible by the Water Law. [3, 4, 5 ,6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Bolivia’s National Watershed Plan (PNC) comprehensively describes measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact. \n\nThe PNC was last updated in 2017, by the Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2017-2020 (PP), which implements the PNC’s strategies [1]. Article 377 of the Constitution of the PNC (the legal text which acts as the basis of the law) tasks the government of Bolivia with caring for border and transboundary waters “for the conservation of water wealth that contributes to the integration of peoples\" [1]. The Ministry of the Environment and Water is tasked with coordinating with the Ministries of Foreign Relations and Development Planning to manage transboundary impacts related to water resources, biodiversity, environment and climate change [1]. \nSpecifically, Component 4 of the PNC, Water Quality Management, tasks the Ministry of Environment and Water with establishing water information systems that contribute to the proper management of Transboundary Basins [1]. Further, the PNC “contributes to the integrated management of water resources in transboundary basins”, including specific objectives to study and monitor transboundary waters, identify vulnerabilities related to climate change and natural disasters, and improve inter-institutional and transboundary coordination to deal with these issues. [1]. The prior version of the PP, which covered the period 2013-2017 also described transboundary basin management, as in the current version [2]. The website of the Ministry of Environment and Water does not contain additional public information regarding the implementation of transboundary basin management activities [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"In Bosnia and Herzegovina, entity level water legislation refers to measures to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact, but these measures are not described comprehensively.\n\nWater Laws of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Republic of Srpska state that the procedures for regulation of the use of transboundary waters or discharging waste in transboundary waters are issued in accordance with procedures established by international treaties or conventions. [1,2]. \n\nThough, In 1999, Bosnia and Herzegovina has accessed the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. [1] This legislation is more a guiding principle for governing interactions between states and does not describe measures to prevent, control or reduce transboundary impacts. \n\nThe Water Law of Brcko District does not have any reference related to transboundary waters. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"The National Policy for Water Resources on briefly mentions management of Transboundary issues. A more recent National Plan expands on this however this too cannot be considered comprehensive coverage.\n\nThere is only one mention of \"transboundary\" in Law no. 9,433 of 1997 that implemented the National Policy for Water Resources. Article 39-V-§2 identifies hydrographic basin committees of transboundary basins as other actors that will share the management of their respective basins. Those committees must have one representative from the Ministry of Foreign Relations. [4] \n\nBrazil's National Plan for Water Resources (PNRH) refers to measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact, but these measures are not described comprehensively. Priority 14 of the PNRH is to develop actions for management of river water that is shared with other countries. This Priority includes four goals (Goals 58 through 61). [1]\n\nGoal 58 - Establish a pilot agenda for the management of border and transboundary water resources for the Amazon, by microregions.\nGoal 59 - Analyze and propose changes to the composition of the mixed binational / tri-national commissions.\nGoal 60 - Establish an agenda for the Technical Group for the Management of Transboundary Water Resources (CTG RHT) of the National Council for Water Resources (CNRH).\nGoal 61 - Implement the agenda of CTG RHT.\n\nNo further detail or information is provided on those goals in the website for the CNRH. [2][3] \n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"Cambodia's national policy on water resources management makes some reference to measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact. \n\nThe policy's section on Mitigation of Water-related Hazards mentions the roles of regional and international organisations including Mekong River Commission and the WMO-ESCAP Typhoon Committee in coordinating programmes and projects to mitigate transboundary-level impacts. It also recognises the need to collaborate with countries that shares Mekong River Basin such as China, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam in mitigating transboundary water-related hazards in accordance with the 1995 Agreement on Cooperation for Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin. However, no specific measures are outlined in the policy besides emphasizing on the need to collaborate with other Mekong countries [1]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"China's national legislation on water resources management doesn't make reference to measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact. \n\nTransboundary issues are not included in its Water Law, Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law, and relevant regulations [1], although there have been initiatives and measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact. China has developed cooperative relationships with its neighboring countries on transboundary water resource protection [2]. Its cooperation with Kazakhstan, for example, is seen as a institutionalized and higher level cooperation [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"Colombia’s national water resources policy, the National Policy for the Integrated Management of Water Resources (PNGIRH), briefly refers to transboundary issues, but the policy does not describe comprehensive measures to address transboundary impacts. \n\nThe PNGIRH was issued in 2010 and covers the 12-year period to 2022. The Policy is based on eight principles and contains six specific objectives [1]. The PHNGIRH refers to transboundary impacts once in its 128 pages. The Policy notes that the appropriate subnational water authority worked through the International Affairs Office of the current Ministry of the Environment to coordinate with Venezuela on topics related to the management of the transboundary Carraipia-Paraguachon basin [2]. The Policy does not describe the efforts [2]. \n\nThe PNGIRH is complemented by the National Water Plan (PHN), which sets priorities for action and projects to carry out the PNGIRH. The most recent version of the PHN covered the period from 2014-2018 [3]. The PHN also refers to transboundary water resources once, although it refers to different resources than the basin included in the PNGIRH. The PHN mentions the lack of information regarding Transboundary Aquifer Systems, except for the Tachira-Pamplonita and La Guajira systems [3]. \n\nIn 2018, UN Water published a Global baseline for SDG indicator 6.5.2 titled “Progress on Transboundary Water Cooperation”. The document’s Annex I provides scores for countries for progress on rivers and lakes, aquifers, and SDG indicator 6.5.2. Colombia received a score of 1.1% on the rivers and lakes component and did not receive scores for progress on aquifers or SDG indicator 6.5.2 [4]. "},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"Croatian Water Management Strategy and Water Law refer to measures to prevent, control or reduce transboundary impact, but these measures are not described comprehensively.\n\nAccording to article 5 of the Water Law water management with transboundary impacts shall be managed through cooperation with other states, conclusion and implementation of international agreements, informing about transboundary impacts on waters and the water \n\nWater Management Strategy, under section 3.1.4. refers to the Convention on protection and use of cross-border watercourses and international lakes as the framework document for the prevention, control and environmentally sound management of international surface and groundwater. In addition, under section 5.1.2, where operational objectives and measures are presented, prevention, control and environmentally sound management of transboundary resources is mentioned as one of the measures. [1, 2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Ecuador’s 2014 national water resources law, the Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, does not include reference to transboundary-level impacts. Article 85 of the law refers to promoting “joint regional strategies for water conservation within the framework of international agreements to which the State is party” [1]. However, there are not other relevant references to international or transboundary issues in the law [1]. Similarly, the law’s implementing regulations (Executive Decree 650 of 2015) do not mention transboundary issues [2]. The 2016 National Potable Water and Sanitation Strategy (ENAS) only mentions transboundary issues once, in connection with the UN SDGs, reiterating the goal of putting IWRM into practice by 2030, including via transboundary cooperation as necessary [3]. In May 2016 Ecuador issued the National Plan for Comprehensive and Integrated Management of Water Resources in Basins and Watersheds in Ecuador [4]. However, it is important to note that the Secretariat of Water was not made this plan publicly available at its website [4, 5]. A summary of the Plan available at the UNESCO website does not mention transboundary or international issues [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"In Guinea, the national water law or policy does not include reference to transboundary-level impacts. \n\nGuinea's Water Code has a brief chapter dedicated to TBW (article 55). Nevertheless, it does not refer to measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact. (1) Nor is there any avialable evidence that the Sectoral Policy Letter mentions Transboundary Water Imapcts [2,3,4] The National Water Policy, which is currently being developed, will contain TBW elements, related to cooperation - hwoever no details are available. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"Though the 1982 Fair Water Distribution Act does not mention transboundary impacts directly, measures to reduce transboundary impacts are outlined in the Sixth five year development plan. However these plans cannot be considered policy examples. \n\nThe Ministry of Energy is responsible to manage water resources according to the 1982 Fair Water Distribution Act [1]. There is not mention of transboundary impacts in the 1982 Fair Water Distribution Act [1].\n\nIn the sixth 5-year development plan there are policy outlines and action plans regarding measures to reduce, prevent and control transboundary impact [2]. \n\nIn the Ministry's performance report for the 6th development plan there are two explicit sections that address transboundary impacts:\n\na) taking necessary political, economic and constructive measures to stabilise and increase Iran's share of transboundary rivers such as Hirmand as well as provision of the rivers' environmental water share - this section includes plans for meetings and formation of MoIs with neighbouring countries, the formation of development plans for water and soil resources in western borders and mutual agreements to control pollution in transboundary waters,\n\nb) strengthening water diplomacy with neighbouring countries in transboundary basin drainages -this includes hosting meetings and conferences with neighbouring countries regarding the transboundary waters [2].\n\nThe draft version of National Integrated Water Management Plan mentions research projects and development policies for executive collaborations regarding transboundary waters but does not explicitly refer to transboundary impacts [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"The law of ministry of water resources law (Law 50 of 2008) stipulates that the international cooperation on the management of water resources is an important role of the ministry (1). However there is no reference to Transboundary impacts (1)\n\nIndeed, it declares: \n- Article 2: the ministry’s main objective is “to protect Iraq's rights in transboundary waters and maintain communications and exchange information on water with riparian states.\n- Article 3: It shall contribute to “the international, regional and Arab organizations as well as non-governmental organizations specialized in water and environmental resources” (1,3)\n\nFurthermore, the planned National Water Council law, which is currently before parliament, is focused precisely on managing these transboundary issues. In fact, it introduces two new articles on the issue (2): \n- Article 5: “The Council is in charge of preparing negotiations regarding transboundary waters in order to reach agreements and to link this issue in the overall political, economic, commercial and technical relations with the neighboring countries”, \n- Article 9: “Among its five departments the council will have a Department of International Relations, responsible of studying, auditing and following up the negotiations procedures”. (At the moment, the structure of the Ministry of Water Resources as stated in the Law 50 of 2008 do not include an International Relations department or service).\n\nDG 6.5.2 country profile has not been published. \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"Kazakhstan's water law refers to measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary impact, but does not describe them comprehensively.\n \n Article 15 of the Water Code specifically addresses transboundary waters, but simply defines them as waters that define or cross Kazakhstan's borders, and states that the rules for using and protecting them are set by the Water Code, the Law on the State Border and international treaties. [1] \n \n Chapter 31 of the Water Code is also dedicated to the \"use and protection of transboundary waters\", spanning articles 141–145. [1] Article 141 states that Kazakhstan will abide by international treaties, participate in harmonization of water legislation with neighbouring countries, and foster scientific and technical cooperation to jointly develop and implement norms, standards, projects and monitoring. [1] Article 142 states that policy towards transboundary waters is guided by the following principles: environmental, sanitary and epidemiological safety; international environmental cooperation; the right of all countries to fair, reasonable, mutually beneficial use of water resources; consideration of future generations' needs; balancing environmental, human and economic interests; mutual assistance; peaceful dispute resolution; precautionary measures to prevent transboundary impacts; and international liability and compensation for damages caused by transboundary impacts. [1] Article 143 lists \"mechanisms of interstate cooperation\", referring to \"measures to reduce and prevent pollution\", \"establishment of limits on waste water discharges\", \"preservation and [...] restoration of ecological systems\", joint management, information exchange, unification of the regulatory framework, and joint monitoring systems. [1] Article 145 states that the \"economic basis of international cooperation\" includes compensatory liability for damages caused by transboundary impacts, reimbursement for operation of water facilities that benefit other states, and provision on a compensatory basis of transboundary waters. Article 145 states that disputes shall be settled on the basis of good will, mutual respect and good neighbourly relations, and that if a mutually acceptable resolution cannot be reached through negotiations, arbitration is advisable. [1]\n \n The draft of the 2020–2030 Water Management Programme, which has been approved but not yet adopted, notes that transboundary waters require special measures, and cites several examples of international agreements from other countries as best practices. [2, 3] It notes that successful agreements require detailed mechanisms for implementation and monitoring. [2, 3] It further includes a commitment to develop new interstate agreements, improve negotiations with neighbouring countries, establish professional working groups and realize a mechanism for water energy cooperation. [2, 3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"The national legal framework regulating water resources in Kyrgyzstan refers to measures to prevent, control or reduce transboundary impacts, but these are not described comprehensively.\n \n The principal legislation regulating water resources in Kyrgyzstan, namely the 1994 Water Law and 2005 Water Code, both provide reference to “international cooperation in the field of water”. [1, 2] The 2005 Water Code provides that interstate cooperation in the field of water resources is to be regulated by both domestic and international law. [1] However, the 2005 Water Code does not make any explicit references to transboundary impacts. [1]\n \n The 1994 Water Law goes further and provides that the “rational use and protection of water resources should be based on friendly relations and mutual assistance with foreign states, universal environmental security, comprehensive development of international environmental cooperation”. [2] It goes on to state that in the field of “water relations” with other states, Kyrgyzstan must not pollute transboundary water bodies, develop and coordinate programmes for monitoring the status of transboundary and border water bodies, and establish liability for damage caused as a result of impacts on border water bodies, among other responsibilities. [2]\n \n In addition to the above, Kyrgyzstan adopted a law on the “interstate use of water bodies, water resources and water facilities” in 2001. [3] The main objectives of the law are to preserve and protect Kyrgyzstan’s water reserves and regulate the provision of water resources to other interested sovereign states, on the basis of reasonable and mutually beneficial grounds, with consideration to market economic relations. The 2001 law specifically mentions that Kyrgyzstan is an important source of water resources in Central Asia, and that therefore measures must be taken in order to ensure water security of other countries in the region, which notably include the protection of key water infrastructure (dams, canals, water irrigation infrastructure, hydropower stations, and water reservoirs); however the 2001 Law does not make reference to transboundary impacts specifically. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"The national water law and policies in Laos doesn't refers to measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact.\n\nThe law on water and water resources, updated in 2017, does not make specific reference to transboundary impacts. While a 2014 draft of the revised water and water resources law contains a clause on “Cooperation for the management of transboundary water resources in the country” but no such clause is present in the final 2017 version. [1,2] The unofficial translation of the 2014 draft law charges all levels of local government with cooperating on transboundary water resources for joint use, protection, management and monitoring. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"Both the Law N° 02-006/AN-RM of 31 january 2002 on water [1] and Mali's national water policy PANGIRE [2] include several measures relating to preventing, controlling, and reduing impacts in all water courses, be they national or transboundary, but does not deal with the issue explictly. However the PANGIRE also makes referecne to importnace of cooperation in its domestic policy. \n\nThe law makes specific mentions to preserving the quality of water at art. 14 which prohibits any kind of discharge or spill that could pollute waters and art. 16 makes specific reference to the polluter-pays principle [1]. It is to be noted that these articles do not refer only and specifically to transboundary water, rather the law applied to all types of water sources, be they national or transboundary (art. 5). [1] Moreover, the PANGIRE includes concrete measures such as the creation of several River Bassin Committees with a conslutative role [2], as well as descriptions of the roles and remits of three major organisations: The Niger River Authory (ABN), The Senegal River Basin Development Organisation (OMVS) of which 4 countries are members, and The Volta River Authority (ABV) [2]. Page 81 of the PANGIRE outlines specific measures regarding Mali's involvement in the OMVS, such as regular monitoring and updating of national regulations to fit the new international and regional cooperation decisions, it features a specific budget and human resources allocated to this action point, and a timeline [2]. Finally, the OMVS is quoted as a successful example of transboundary cooperation since its creation in 1972 by several institutions including the UN SDG evaluation [3], Tufts University [4], and the think tank Strategic Foresight Group [5]. \n\nSDG evaluation score is of 90 on the transboundary question 1.2.c [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"No, the national water law and strategy do not include reference to transboundary level impacts [1], [2]. However, art 4 of the 2005 law on water mentions the Senegal trasnboundary river basin are regulated by the Charter of the waters of the Senegal River, adopted by the four member states of the Senegal River Basin Development Organization (\"OMVS\") in May 2002 [2]. The Charter determines:\n(a) the principles of distribution of water between the different sectors of use;\n(b) the modalities for the review and approval of new projects using water resources;\n(c) the rules relating to the preservation and protection of the environment;\n(d) the framework for the participation of water users in making basin resource management decisions. [3] \nThe Charter specifically references IWRM principles at art. 5 al 2).\n\nSenegal is the only major transboundary river in Mauritania and therefore this can be seen as national law on transbounday water. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"Myanmar's national policy on water resources management doesn't make reference to measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact. \n\nMyanmar’s Water Resources Committee (NWRC) published the National Water Policy (NWP) in 2014 which includes one chapter dedicated to transboundary rivers and international cooperation. The chapter lists general policies without actionable measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact. This work lists only generic policies and building/joining organizations e.g. \"Myanmar should play an active role in international water conventions, treaties and water cooperation by signing the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes Helsinki\" or \"Adequate institutional arrangements at the National (Union) level should be set up to Implement international agreements\". [1] As of May 5, 2019, Myanmar has not signed the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes Helsinki, 17 March 1992 [2]. The Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management Strategic Study does not mention any policy nor plan to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"The national water policy refers to measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact, but these measures are not described comprehensively\n\nThe National Water Law of 2009 does not mention any measure to manage any transboundary-level impacts. The only reference to transboundary-level issues is in Article 33, which states that the National Authority of Water (ANA) is responsible for the integrated management of transboundary water. [1] The Supreme Decree No. 006-2015-MINAGRI, approving the 2015 National Policy and Strategy on Water Resources, does mention the objective to “Control and prevent the contamination of water resources in transboundary basins according to the quality management policy in force in the countries included in the basins.” However, there is no additional information about specific measures to do this. [2] \n\nThe ANA continues to work on and study transboundary water issues. In 2017, it published a report called “Integrated management in transboundary basins and the role of transboundary basin entities in the face of water stress”. The report summarises international practices on transboundary water issues and makes recommendations for best practices. [3] However the report cannot be considered an example of a national policy."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"In Senegal, there is no national water resources law or policy which refers to measures to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact. \n\nIn the Sectoral Development Policy Letter 2016-2025, published in 2016 by the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation, there is a section related to the management of transboundary waters and their strategic importance. Nevertheless, it does not mention measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact. It is only mentioned the creation of alliances with neighboring countries and common projects such as the construction of dams. (1) There is no further mention of transboundary-level impacts in the Sanitation Code or in the Water Code. (2,3) Finally, in the PAGIRE, there are no references to transboundary impacts. It is only stated that there is a need to associate the transboundary organisms (OMVS, OMVG) with the national and local authorities for an integrated management of water resources, organized at the regional and local level, respectful of the environment. (4)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"Serbian Water Management Strategy and Water Law refer to measures to prevent, control or reduce transboundary impact, but these measures are not described comprehensively.\n\nThe Water Management Strategy, under section 2.3.4. refers to the Convention on protection and use of cross-border watercourses and international lakes as the framework document for the prevention, control and environmentally sound management of international surface and groundwater. [1] \n\nAccording to article 92 of the Water Law, water protection, within the meaning of this law, is a set of measures and activities that protect and improve the quality of surface and groundwater, including the impact of cross-border pollution, but there are no detailed measures outlined. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"The national legislation refers to measures to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact, but these measures are not described comprehensively.\n\nWater Law does not refer to measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impacts however water is also covered under the Environment Protection Law , which does cover this area. However the law only refer to plans to manage existing pollutants and does not outline measures for control or prevention. [1]\n\nArticle 24a of the Environmental Protection Law defines that if the environmental pollution extends beyond the borders of the Republic of Slovenia to the territory of another country and exceeds the environmental quality standards, the Ministry, in cooperation with the competent authority of the other country, shall prepare joint or coordinated plans for the elimination of such pollution. [2]\n\nAccording to articles 44 and 59 in case that a document/plan that is under preparation was transboundary impact on another EU Member State, Ministry of Environment is obliged to send it to the competent authority of that State (article 59 defines information that need to be sent). [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"No, Syria's national water law does not include references of reducing or preventing transboundary-level impacts. Law 31, which was passed by the Syrian parliament in 2005, and updated in 2008, with regards to water resource management does not mention any measures to prevent, control and reduce any form of transboundary-level impact. Nor any broader mention of TBW management [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"The national legal framework regulating water resources in Tajikistan does not include reference to transboundary-level impacts.\n \n The principal legislation regulating water resources in Tajikistan, namely the 2020 Water Code provides reference to “international co-operation in the sphere of water relations”, and that interstate co-operation in the field of water resources management is to be “established on the basis of interstate agreements and international legal acts recognized by Tajikistan”. [1]\n \n It specifically provides that the Government must promote “foreign policy in the field of water relations on the basis of the need to ensure sustainable development of the economy, efficient, rational use and protection of water resources on the basis of compliance with the principles of international water law, expanded mutually beneficial and friendly co-operation with foreign states, ensuring universal environmental security, and developing international co-operation in the field of water relations”. [1]\n \n However, neither the 2020 Water Code, nor the 2011 Environmental Protection Law, make specific mention of measures to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact. [1, 2] A 2004 report from the Legal Department of the State Committee on Environmental and Forest Protection of the Republic of Tajikistan noted that “the policy of the Republic of Tajikistan on transboundary water issues is directed at rational and equitable water use for the benefit of all the people of the Central Asian region”. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"The national legal framework regulating water resources in Tajikistan does not include reference to transboundary-level impacts.\n \n The principal legislation regulating water resources in Tajikistan, namely the 2020 Water Code provides reference to “international co-operation in the sphere of water relations”, and that interstate co-operation in the field of water resources management is to be “established on the basis of interstate agreements and international legal acts recognized by Tajikistan”. [1]\n \n It specifically provides that the Government must promote “foreign policy in the field of water relations on the basis of the need to ensure sustainable development of the economy, efficient, rational use and protection of water resources on the basis of compliance with the principles of international water law, expanded mutually beneficial and friendly co-operation with foreign states, ensuring universal environmental security, and developing international co-operation in the field of water relations”. [1]\n \n However, neither the 2020 Water Code, nor the 2011 Environmental Protection Law, make specific mention of measures to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact. [1, 2] A 2004 report from the Legal Department of the State Committee on Environmental and Forest Protection of the Republic of Tajikistan noted that “the policy of the Republic of Tajikistan on transboundary water issues is directed at rational and equitable water use for the benefit of all the people of the Central Asian region”. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"The national water law and policies in Thailand do not refer to measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact.\n\nThe national water law only makes a reference to transboundary water management in terms of transboundary river cooperation and water usage, as the Strategic Plan on Thailand’s Water Resources Management 2015-2026, which was published on the Office of National Water Resources’ website on May, 2015, but does not make any reference to transboundary impacts [1]. The Pollution Control Department made reference to the Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and Their Disposal but not the impact of transboundary pollution, to which Thailand is a party [2]. The Second National Environmental Health Strategic Plan, 2012-2016 also mentioned transboundary pollution as a threat for public health but does not mention a strategy or solution to the issue [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"There are no references to transboundary impacts in the “National Basin Management Strategy Document”. Also, the “Law on Water” dated 1926 does not contain any articles regarding measures for transboundary impacts [1][2]\n\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"Turkmenistan's Water Code refers to measures to prevent transboundary impact, but these measures are not described comprehensively. \n \n Turkmenistan's Water Code includes subsections titled \"Main foci of international cooperation in the area of the usage of defense of transboundary water resources\" and \"Usage of transboundary water resources\". Both sections refer to the imperative of preventing pollution in and ensuring fair use of transboundary water resources, as well as establishing the importance of multilateral cooperation in protecting transboundary waters. The \"Usage of transboundary water resources\" section states that transboundary water users \"must take all necessary measures to prevent, control and reduce water pollution that has or may have a transboundary impact\" and must \"use transboundary water facilities in a reasonable and fair way, making special note of their transboundary character.\" However, the Water Code does not refer to any specific measures, protocols, or agreements in this area. [1]\n \n While the national-level law in Turkmenistan does not contain specific measures to reduce transboundary impact, Turkmenistan has been party to the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes (Water Convention) since August 2012. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"The national water resources law does not refer to measures to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact. There is a committment to develop measures to further the standards and principles of UN Conventions on transboundary water use by November 2022, but there is no evidence that the measures developed will specifically be aimed at the prevention, control or reduction of any transboundary impact. \n \n The Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Water and Water Use does not provide for any national measures to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact. Art. 84 of the Law specifies that the use of transboundary water resources is determined by the international treaties entered into by the Republic of Uzbekistan and where the use of such water resources is not regulated by international treaties, use is regulated by the legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [1]\n \n Section 5.2.4 of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепцию развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") envisages the advancement of the standards and principles of the UN conventions on transboundary watercourses of 1992 and 1997, [2] to which Uzbekistan has been a party since 4 September 2007 [3, 4]. Art. 2.1 of the UN Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes provides that the parties shall take all appropriate measures to prevent, control and reduce any transboundary impact. [5] The Strategy makes no specific reference to implementing Art 2.1 of the UN Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. [2] In accordance with the Implementation Roadmap for the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"«Дорожную карту» по реализации в 2020–2022 годах задач, определенных в Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"), measures aimed at advancing the standards and principles of the UN Conventions on the use of transboundary watercourses are to be developed by the Ministry of Water Management, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, JSC UzbekGidroEnergo, the Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of Energy by November 2022. [2] \n \n No evidence of measures to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact was identified on the website of the Ministry of Water Management. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"The national water resources law does not refer to measures to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact. There is a committment to develop measures to further the standards and principles of UN Conventions on transboundary water use by November 2022, but there is no evidence that the measures developed will specifically be aimed at the prevention, control or reduction of any transboundary impact. \n \n The Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Water and Water Use does not provide for any national measures to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact. Art. 84 of the Law specifies that the use of transboundary water resources is determined by the international treaties entered into by the Republic of Uzbekistan and where the use of such water resources is not regulated by international treaties, use is regulated by the legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [1]\n \n Section 5.2.4 of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепцию развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") envisages the advancement of the standards and principles of the UN conventions on transboundary watercourses of 1992 and 1997, [2] to which Uzbekistan has been a party since 4 September 2007 [3, 4]. Art. 2.1 of the UN Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes provides that the parties shall take all appropriate measures to prevent, control and reduce any transboundary impact. [5] The Strategy makes no specific reference to implementing Art 2.1 of the UN Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. [2] In accordance with the Implementation Roadmap for the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"«Дорожную карту» по реализации в 2020–2022 годах задач, определенных в Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"), measures aimed at advancing the standards and principles of the UN Conventions on the use of transboundary watercourses are to be developed by the Ministry of Water Management, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, JSC UzbekGidroEnergo, the Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of Energy by November 2022. [2] \n \n No evidence of measures to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact was identified on the website of the Ministry of Water Management. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"Venezuela’s national legislation refers to transboundary basins and impacts on them, but measures to prevent, control and reduce impacts are not described comprehensively. \n\nThe 2007 Water Resources Law mentions transboundary basins twice. Article 26 states that the National Water Resources Council shall “issue an opinion regarding the origin of diversions between hydrographic regions and transboundary basins” [1]. In addition, Article 33 requires that Basin Councils include representatives of the defense and foreign relations ministries for transboundary basins [1]. \n\nArticle 17 of the Water Resources Law mentions a National Plan for Integrated Water Resources Management and Article 24 tasks the national water authority, exercised by the Ministry of Eco-Socialism and Water, with creating the plan. Article 48 states that the plan is strategic, provides guidance to the sector, and is long-term. In addition, the plan should balance competing uses based on social benefits and the economic importance of each activity [1]. However, government websites in Venezuela do not appear to contain a copy of the National Plan for Integrated Water Resources Management in order to determine if it deal with transboundary basin impacts [4].\n\nOther legislative mentions include: \n\nThe 2014 Framework Law for Aquatic Areas also mentions transboundary basins regarding sustainable water usage. Article 7 states “the National Executive will promote international cooperation regarding transboundary water basins as well as the exploitation of their resources and protection of their ecosystems, safeguarding the legitimate interests and rights of the State” [2]. However measures to implement this promotion are not detailed [2].\n\nVenezuela’s 2013-2019 Plan for the Fatherland, in section 5.2.3, tasks the government with promoting regional cooperation “for the integrated management of transboundary natural resources” and driving “cooperation with border countries on topics of environmental management and ecological areas of common interest in accordance with the principles of international law” [3]. However the plan does not mention water specifically. [3]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"The national water law and policies in Vietnam make limited reference to measures to control and reduce transboundary-level impact.\n\nThe Law on Water Resources has a section on the response and remedy of transnational water source pollution incidents, but there is no discussion of control or prevention. [1] The National Action Plan on enhancing the efficiency of integrated management, protection and use of water resources is Decision No. 182/QD-TTG, which was approved in 2014, includes plans to participate in research, monitoring and international forums on transnational waters, but the work is not described comprehensively. [2] The Law on the Environment of 2014 does not mention transboundary-level efforts to protect the environment. [3] The National Water Resource Strategy towards 2020, which was released in 2006, mentioned the need to transboundary-level cooperation, but it does not describe plans for this. [4]"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n \n [2] Ministry of Justice, \" Water Affairs Management Law Enacted\" (مقرره در مورد کیفیت آب و کنترل و نگهداری آنها) [http://old.moj.gov.af/Content/files/OfficialGazette/01301/OG_01367.pdf]\n \n [3] Ministry of Energy and Water [https://nwara.gov.af/]\n \n [4] Ministry of Foreign Affairs [https://www.mfa.gov.af/]\n \n [5] Mnistry of Interior [https://moi.gov.af/dr]\n \n [6] Ministry of Border and Tribal Affairs [https://mobta.gov.af/dr]\n \n [7] National Water Affairs Regulation Authority. \"Introducting the General Director of the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority\", (\"معرفی رئیس عمومی اداره ملی تنظیم امور آب\"). [https://nwara.gov.af/dr/معرفی-رئیس-عمومی-اداره-ملی-تنظیم-امور-آب]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Environment and Water. Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2017-2020. 2017. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/uploads/PNC-Programacio%CC%81nPlurianual2017-2020.pdf\n[2] Ministry of Environment and Water. Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2013-2017. 2013. https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Carlos_Saavedra7/publication/281244646_Plan_Nacional_de_Cuencas_de_Bolivia/links/55dcf51808ae591b309abd26/Plan-Nacional-de-Cuencas-de-Bolivia.pdf?origin=publication_detail\n[3] Ministry of Environment and Water. MMAYA. 2019. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1]Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf [2] United Nations. \"Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes\n Helsinki, 17 March 1992\". Status as of 7/4/2019. https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-5&chapter=27&clang=_en [3]Myanmar National Water Resources Committee. \"Myanmar IWRM Strategic Study\". October 2014. http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Environment (Brazil). National Council for Water Resources. \"Resolution no. 181 of 7 December 2016. Approves the Priorities, Actions and Goals of the National Plan for Water Resources for 2016-2020 (Resolução no. 181 de 7 de dezembro de 2016. Aprova as Prioridades, Ações e Metas do Plano National de Recursos Hídricos para 2016-2020)\". http://www.cnrh.gov.br/plano-National-de-recursos-hidricos/1974-resolucao-n-181-de-07-de-dezembro-de-2016/file\n[2] Ministry of Regional Development (Brazil). National Council for Water Resources. \"The PNRH (O PNRH)\". 14 August 2018. http://www.cnrh.gov.br/2013-10-27-00-11-8\n[3] Ministry of Regional Development (Brazil). National Council for Water Resources. \"Priority 14 - Develop actions for management of river water that is shared with other countries (Prioridade 14 - Desenvolver ações para a gestão da água em rios compartilhados com outros países)\". http://www.cnrh.gov.br/prioridade-14-pnrh\n[4] Office of the President of the Republic (Brazil). \"Law no. 9,433 of 8 January 1997. Establishes the National Policy for Water Resources, creates the National Water Resources Management System, regulates item XIX of Article 21 of the Federal Constitution, and alters Article 1 of Law no. 8,001 of 13 March 1990, which amended Law no. 7,990 of 28 December 1989 (Lei no. 9.433 de 8 de janeiro de 1997. Institui a Política National de Recursos Hídricos, cria o Sistema National de Gerenciamento de Recursos Hídricos, regulamenta o inciso XIX do art. 21 da Constituição Federal, e altera o art. 1º da Lei nº 8.001, de 13 de março de 1990, que modificou a Lei nº 7.990, de 28 de dezembro de 1989)\". http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/leis/l9433.htm"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,))","v":"[1]Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf [2] United Nations. \"Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes\n Helsinki, 17 March 1992\". Status as of 7/4/2019. https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-5&chapter=27&clang=_en [3]Myanmar National Water Resources Committee. \"Myanmar IWRM Strategic Study\". October 2014. http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,))","v":"[1] National People's Congress, \"Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law of the People's Republic of China (2017 Revision)\", 2017, http://en.pkulaw.cn/display.aspx?id=2611cb560df6c5b8bdfb&lib=law&SearchKeyword=&SearchCKeyword=%d6%d0%bb%aa%c8%cb%c3%f1%b9%b2%ba%cd%b9%fa%cb%ae%ce%db%c8%be%b7%c0%d6%ce%b7%a8.\n\nNational People's Congress, \"Water Law of the People's Republic of China (2016 Revision)\", 2016, http://en.pkulaw.cn/display.aspx?id=dde86d273a166e89bdfb&lib=law&SearchKeyword=&SearchCKeyword=%cb%ae%b7%a8.\n\n[2] Global Water Forum, \"Q & A | China’s water policy and the sharing of international rivers in Asia\", 2018, http://www.globalwaterforum.org/2018/03/21/q-a-chinas-water-policy-and-the-sharing-of-international-rivers-in-asia/\n\n[3] Selina Ho, \"China’s transboundary river policies towards Kazakhstan: issue-linkages and incentives for cooperation\", 2015, https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/02508060.2017.1272233?scroll=top&needAccess=true."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of the Environment. Details - National Policy for the Integrated Management of Water Resources. 2014. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/index.php/component/content/article/1932-politica-nacional-para-la-gestion-integral-del-recurso-hidrico#documentos-de-inter%C3%A9s\n[2] Vice Ministry of the Environment. National Policy for the Integrated Management of Water Resources. 2010. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/images/GestionIntegraldelRecursoHidrico/pdf/plan-hidrico-nacional/Politica-nacional-Gestion-integral-de-recurso-Hidrico.pdf\n[3] Ministry of the Environment. National Water Plan – Phase II. 2013. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/images/GestionIntegraldelRecursoHidrico/pdf/plan-hidrico-nacional/Plan-Hidrico-Nacional-Fase-II.pdf\n[4] UN Water. Progress on Transboundary Water Cooperation Global baseline for SDG indicator 6.5.2. 2018. http://www.unwater.org/app/uploads/2018/12/SDG6_Indicator_Report_652_Progress-on-Transboundary-Water-Cooperation_ENGLISH_UNECE_2018.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,))","v":"[1]Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf [2] United Nations. \"Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes\n Helsinki, 17 March 1992\". Status as of 7/4/2019. https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-5&chapter=27&clang=_en [3]Myanmar National Water Resources Committee. \"Myanmar IWRM Strategic Study\". October 2014. http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A11+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F11,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,))","v":"[1] National Assembly, Republic of Ecuador. Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water. 2014. https://www.agua.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/LEYD-E-RECURSOS-HIDRICOS-II-SUPLEMENTO-RO-305-6-08-204.pdf\n[2] Constitutional President of the Republic. Regulations Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, Executive Decree 650. 2015. https://www.agua.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/REGLAMENTO-LEY-RECURSOS-HIDRICOS-USOS-Y-APROVECHAMIENTO-DEL-AGUApdf.pdf\n[3] Secretariat of Water. 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has a national permitting system for wastewater discharges, however it is not sector specific.\n \n Based on the Water Law of 2009, institutions providing water supply and wastewater disposal services shall maintain a balanced record of water consumption and wastewater disposal including a record of physical, chemical and bacteriological quality for water. [1] Possessing an Activity Permit or a Usage License is mandatory when disposing of wastewater into water resources and disposing of drainage water into water resources. [1] The Law states that the procedure to issue Activity Permits and Usage Licenses will be prepared and approved by the Ministry of Energy and Water with the cooperation of other relevant institutions and line Ministries. [1] A new Water Law adopted in 2020 maintains these provisions. [2] The National Water Affairs Regulation Authority assumed responsibility for the water sector in February 2020, with the Ministry of Energy and Water divided into two independent departments under Presidential Decree 36, which could not be found online. [11]\n \n Article 27 of the Environmental Law 2007 states that: \"Unless in possession of and in compliance with a valid pollution control license, no person may discharge or cause or permit the discharge of a pollutant into the environment, whether land, air or water, if that discharge causes, or is likely to cause, a significant adverse effect on the environment or human health.\" Granting a license in accordance with the provisions of Article Twenty-eight of Environment law 2007 falls under the responsibility of the National Environmental Protection Agency. [3]\n \n However, no further information on permits issued in practice for wastewater discharges was found on the websites of the National Environmental Protection Agency, National Water Affairs Regulation Authority, or Ministry of Agriculture. [4, 5, 6] International water sector projects require permits to be obtained for discharge activity, but documents do not report on application of this process. [7, 8] No further evidence was found in news media. [9, 10]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Bolivia has a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges that covers multiple sectors. However the status of the implementation is unclear.\n\nThe Regulations on Water Pollution were issued by Supreme Decree 24176 in 1995. The Regulations expanda on the basic requirements set out in the Environment Law (No. 1333 of 1992). Article 2 states that the regulations apply to all “industrial, commercial, agricultural, domestic, recreation and other activities that may cause pollution in any body of water” [1]. \n\nThe regulations designate the relevant environmental authority as the Ministry of Sustainable Development and Environment at the national level and the departmental government at the subnational level. Waters are divided into four categories (A, B, C and D) from highest quality to lowest quality [1]. Article 10 states that the departmental government (subnational) is responsible for issuing permits for wastewater discharge and approving reuse of wastewater [1]. Article 34 establishes that wastewater discharges are subject to \"temporary or exceptional\" authorization. The Ministry of Environment sets and applies technical standards and is provided information regarding wastewater permits issued by the departmental governments. In addition, the Ministry licenses laboratories used for water testing [1]. \n\nHowever the status of implementation is unclear. For example no mention of the permit system was found on Ministry of Environment and Sustainability website. [2,3] Furthermore, an academic paper from 2011 described a distinct lack of enforcement and inspection capacity in Cochabamba region [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"Bosnia and Herzegovina has a national permitting system for wastewater discharges (e.g. in industry, mining, energy, municipal, wastewater management). \n\nAccording to article 67 of the Water Law of the Republic of Srpska and article 55 of the Water Law of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Governments of Entities regulates permitting system for wastewater discharges. [1, 2] In Republic of Srpska permitting system for wastewater discharges is further regulated by the Ordinance on the Conditions for the Discharge of Wastewaters into Surface Water (e.g. for industry, municipal waste), while in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina it is regulated by the Ordinance on Conditions for wastewater Discharge in Environment and Public Sewage (e.g. for industry, energy, municipal). \n\nFor both Federation of BiH and Republic of Srpska the permitting system covers multiple sectors and if possible the criteria for needing a permit in each case. [3, 4] In Brcko District permitting system for wastewater discharges is regulated under articles 24-33 of the Water Law. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"Brazil has a national licensing system for wastewater discharges that covers multiple sectors.\nThe National Water Agency (ANA) is responsible for granting licenses for any entity that has the intention of using any water resources in Brazil. According to Article 12 of Law no. 9,433 of 1997, one must have licence to, among other things, \"discharge into the body of sewage and other liquid or gaseous waste, treated or untreated, for the purpose of dilution, transportation or final disposal\". [1] The law does not limit the application of the licence to any specific industry. The ANA website does not limit the application of the licence to any specific industry and it includes sections on various sectors to exemplify how each of them use water resources. The licence request must be done by any entity or person who wishes to use water resources, regardless of the sector, including industry, irrigation, consumer supply, hydroelectric energy, and others. [2][3][4][5][6] \n\nThe full list of emitted licenses can be found in ANA's website. In 2019, there has been 807 licenses emitted as of 30 April 2019. In 2018, 2,134 licenses were emitted. [7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"The licensing or permitting system for wastewater dischargers exists in Cambodia and applies to multiple sectors including industry, mining, farming, energy, and waste treatment plants [1]. \n\nArticle 10 of the Sub-Decree on Water Pollution Control approved in 1999 stipulates that companies or organisations discharging or transporting wastewater must request permits from Ministry of Environment (MOE). Types of pollution sources required to have permission from MOE before discharging wastewater are specified in annex 3 of the Sub-Decree. Those pollution sources are divided into two categories: A & B. Those in category A are subject to the prior permit from MOE when the amount of their effluent exceed 10 cubic meter per day, while those in category B are always required to apply for the permission from the MOE. The permit requirement is repeated in Article 36 of the 2007 National Law on Water Resources Management stipulating that individual who discharges wastewater into water sources without a license or permit shall be punished with a fine from 5 million to 10 million Riels or a term of imprisonment of 1 year to 5 years [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"China has a national licensing and permitting system for wastewater discharges in multiple sectors. \n\nAs is stated in the Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law, a pollutant discharge license is required for an enterprise or public institution that will directly or indirectly discharge industrial waste water or medical sewage to waters [1]. For different sectors, China has established national discharge standard to prevent water pollution, such as the mining sector, the bioengineering sector, and the automobile industry [2].\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"Colombia has a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges that covers multiple sectors. \n\nArticle 2.2.3.2.20.2 of the Environment and Sustainable Development Regulations (Decree 1076 of 2015) requires all organizations that discharge wastewater to obtain an environmental license [1]. In Colombia, environmental licenses can be issued at the national level, by the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development (MADS) via the National Environmental Licensing Authority (ANLA) or at the subnational level by regional authorities, depending on the size and type of the project [2]. In addition, Resolution No. 1514 of 2012 describes the required contents of a Risk Management Plan for Discharges and states that all wastewater discharge licensees or applicants must present one [3]. \n\nRegional governments are responsible for the allocation of permits [4] and there is evidence they are implementing the sysytem. For example in Cundimarca, the region including Bogota, the stages for obtaining a permit are set out on the Regional Autonomous Corporation of Cundinamarca's website [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"Croatia has a national licensing system for wastewater discharges for multiple sectors.\n\nAccording to articles 60-64 of the Water Law, the legal and natural persons may discharge wastewater within the prescribed emission limit values and in line with guidelines in the water permit they have obtained. Emission limit values are specified for groups or categories of pollutants (e.g. industry, agriculture, municipal wastewater management etc.). [1] \n\nThe Ordinance on Limit Values of wastewater Emissions prescribes the emission limit values in technological wastewater prior to their discharge, conditions for temporary permitting of discharges of wastewater above the prescribed quantities and emission limit values, sampling and wastewater sampling methodology, frequency of sampling and testing, etc. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Ecuador’s 2014 national water resources law, the Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, establishes a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges that covers multiple sectors. Article 80 of the law defines wastewater discharges as those “that occur directly or indirectly in the public water domain” and prohibits discharges that could contaminate public waters [1]. Article 80 also establishes the National Environmental Authority, in coordination with the Secretariat of Water, as the relevant authority for controlling wastewater discharges [1]. Article 81 states that the authorization to emit wastewater discharges is included in the environmental permits that authorize activities that will result in such discharges. The discharges and mitigation plans are analyzed as part of the environmental permitting process [1]. \nThe public database of environmental records hosted by the Ministry of Environment's Single System for Environmental Information provides evidence that the wastewater discharge licensing system is active [2]. For example record MAE-RA-2019-415072 authorizes the Canton of Paltas to install a potable water treatment plant and covers wastewater discharges from the plant [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"Guinea does not have a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges (e.g., in industry, mining, energy, municipal, wastewater management). \n\nThe Water Code states that the evacuation and discharge into the water, of any material that may cause pollution is subjected to the authorization of the Ministry of the Environment in consultation with the Ministry of Hydraulics. [1] Nevertheless, there is no evidence that this has effectively been implemented since, according to the National Environmental Policy (2011), wastewater management is the less developed sector, with wastewaters discharged directly into the street without any regulation. \n\nConcerning industry discharges, wastewaters are released into streams without any prior treatment (2) Moreover, according to the National Environmental Policy (2011), Guinea has a Sectoral Policy Letter for Water and Sanitation approved in 1996 where the policy and national strategy for water management can be found. Nevertheless, this letter is not publicly available . (2) No mention of a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges could be found in the National Directorate of Water and Forests, in the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page (it does not have an official website), in the Ministry of Mines and Geology, in the Mining Code and in the development plan of the mining sector. (3,4,5,6,7)\n\nFinally, in the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question about the pollution control management (including wastewater discharges) at the national level, the country gets a score of 20, since the management tools are limited. (8)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, According to 1982 Fair Water Distribution Act, clause 47, all the institutions that use water for urban, industrial, mining, animal farming or similar purposes, must propose a water treatment and wastewater disposal plan and apply for permission from relevant authorities [1]. \n\nThere are detailed licensing regulations for each sector according to the 1994 law of Prevention of Water Pollution suggested by the Department of Environment and ratified in the cabinet [2].\n\nFor example, Clause 7 of this law addresses sampling of wastewater in all industrial complexes in order to ensure the standard level of pollutants in the wastewater [2]. It also obliges related ministries to communication these standards to all production units under their authority (clause 11) [2].\n\nThe service for obtaining a permit is available on-line on the Department of Environment website [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"Though Iraq has legislation, dating back to 1967, which covers licensing for wastewater discharge - in practice the system is not implemented comprehensively.\n\nIn 1967, Iraq issued resolution No. 25.1967, which prohibits wastewater discharge into the water without a special permit from the health authority (1) (2). The resolution entered into force in July 1975 when it was published on the official gazette (1). Article 3 of the resolution stipulates that \"Waste waters are not permissible to be drained from the place to the public waters unless by a license and under special instructions issued by the Health Authority\" (1). By the term \"place\" the resolution means \" The Public or private place or the factory, the administration or any other national or governments’ establishment\" (1). The resolution regulates quality and quantity of wastewater allowed to be discharged into natural waters (1). \nThe law specifies the procedure according to which “the place” should apply: it should do so by submitting “a special form issued by the Health Authority with two copies of the location's map and the plan of the process of draining the wastewater from the place and the Health Authority shall consider the application within (60) days as from the date pf submitting it.” (Article 4) (1,3). \n\nIn practice, as wastewater discharges are more and more common and have harmful consequences on the environment and populations, the Ministry of Health and Environment has issued several warnings against this practice and imposed fines on contraveners. example, in December 2017, Amir Ali al-Hasson, the general director of the environmental media and awareness department, said that his technical teams have detected pollutants wastewater discharges in the Euphrates River. He stressed that \"the Ministry has already warned and imposed fines on the Directorate of sewage “Dhi Qar” because of its repetitive actions of illegal wastewater discharges to water sources without treatments, posing a direct threat to wildlife and the health of citizens.” (4) \n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"Kazakhstan has national licensing/permitting systems for waste water discharges, but they are not sector-specific.\n \n According to article 66 of the Water Code, \"special water use\" requires a permit from the basin inspectorate. [1] \"Special water use\" is defined to include, among other things, all discharge of industrial, irrigation, domestic and other wastewater, as well as the generation of hydroelectric power. [1] The application for such a permit must include a completed application form, the company's certificate of registration, details of the relevant devices or facilities, calculations of the volumes of water that will be consumed or disposed of, and a certificate of compliance with sanitary-epidemiological standards. [1] The country's Basin Inspectorates, responsible for the management of river basins, process applications for licenses for special water use, which can be made through the government's e-services portal. [2, 3] \n \n In addition, article 55 of the Water Code also states that construction, alteration, expansion, use or removal of objects affecting the state of water bodies requires approval from the state bodies responsible for environmental protection, mineral resources, sanitary-epidemiological standards and civil defence. [1]\n \n Article 225 of the Environmental Code similarly states that discharge of wastewater into natural bodies of water is forbidden without a permit, which are available to all users of natural resources, including licensed water users as defined under the Water Code, and that discharges must not exceed the concentrations of pollutants specified on the permit. [4] It further stipulates that the discharged water must be transparent, colourless, odourless, free of pathogenic bacteria and other substances harmful to human or animal health, no warmer than 30° celsius, and free of substances that corrode concrete or metal. [4] Articles 573–579 of the Tax Code establishes fees for waste and pollutants that are dumped, discharged, emitted or disposed of, with different fees for specific forms of pollutant. [5] Under article 328 of the Code of Adminstrative Infractions, emission of pollutants into the environment in excess of a permit or without a permit is punishable by fines. For 2020, the fine is KZT 27 800 (US$ 67) for individuals, up to KZT 138 000 for businesses, and for large businesses 1000% of the fee for discharge of the relevant pollutant/s as set by the Tax Code. [6, 7] In April 2019, an oil refinery in Atyrau Region was fined KZT 31 m (US$ 75 000) for the release of wastewater over its licensed amount. [8]\n \n However, a water sector expert interviewed believed that the system's functionality was in practice limited, pointing to low fees for discharge of pollutants, and also analysis in the country's 2016 Scheme for Integrated Water Resource Management that up to 50% of water discharged from industrial and agricultural organisations is untreated, and a lack of specific efforts to address this issue. [9, 10] A 2019 report provided by the expert notes that water quality in rivers and reservoirs had in general fallen sharply since 2010, with the worst quality in chemical and biological terms detected in river sections near industrial enterprises, and also that only 29% of wastewater discharged from urban wastewater systems undergoes secondary treatment. [11]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"Kyrgyzstan has a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges.\n \n The current environmental permitting system in Kyrgyzstan is based on a “medium-specific” approach (i.e. separate permits apply for air protection, water protection and waste management). [1] All sources of water pollution are required to have permits which stipulate maximum allowable values of specific parameters of discharges to water, as well as monitoring requirements. There are also separate permits for water abstraction, for non-toxic solid waste disposal, as well as licenses for management of hazardous substances and wastes. A 2006 report published by the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development noted that the licensing system in Kyrgyzstan has remained almost unchanged since its introduction in the 1970s despite being re-authorised in several recent laws. [1]\n \n Environmental permits in Kyrgyzstan are issued in accordance with the 2005 Water Code, the 2001 Waste Law, and a Government Decree on the types of permits issued by government authorities. [2, 3, 4] Wastewater discharge permits are issued by the State Agency for Environmental Protection and Forestry (‘SAEPF’), in consultation with the Ministry of Health, and are not sector-specific, but rather are all-encompassing (i.e. actors in all sectors must apply to the SAEPF for a wastewater discharge permit). [1]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee noted that the licensing/permitting system for wastewater discharges is actively enforced in Kyrgyzstan, and that there is a system of fines for those who do not obtain such licences/permits, or who exceed the maximum allowable amounts under these licences/permits. [5] For wastewater discharges in particular, the Kyrgyz Republic operates a “certification” system, and revenues obtained from the granting of “passports” are received by the “State Agency for Environmental Protection and Forestry” (‘SAEPF’) (notably, they are not received by the State Agency in charge of water resources management.) [5] The interviewee noted that a separate state agency, the agency for “State Inspection for Environmental and Technical Safety”, implements the system of fines for those who carry out wastewater discharges without the necessary passports, or exceeding the limits set by the passport. [5] The interviewee noted that the agency for “State Inspection for Environmental and Technical Safety” is not a transparent body, and that he did not know where its revenues were allocated. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"Laos has a permit system for wastewater discharges but the application of this permitting system for different sectors remains unclear. \n\nAccording to Article 76 of the 2017 Water and Water Resources Law, the responsibilities of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE) include issue and control of permits for “big water discharge”. [1] Article 31 of the law is entitled “Permit for the discharge of wastewater” and states that release of wastewater is subject to standards, permits and payment of fees. [1] The article stipulates three sizes of wastewater discharges and the length of a wastewater discharge permit (two years) and states that household discharges are not subject to permits, but does not stipulate to which sectors the permits apply. [1] The 2013 Environmental Protection Law likewise does not detail differences for sectors when discussing issue of pollution permits. [2] According to a 2017 paper issued by MONRE’s Pollution Control Department, legislation for wastewater control is defined by six official regulations, but neither this paper nor other available documents provide a link between sector standards and issue of permits. [3,4] A 1994 decree from the former industry and handicrafts ministry defined standards for waste discharges from various types of factory but did not cover permits. [5] No update on this situation is available through the current Lao trade portal or website of the Department of Investment Promotion. [6,7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"Mali does not explicitly have a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges however a body of texts regulates this matter, including the national law on pollution [1] and its application decree [2], the national water law [3], the national water sanitation policy [4], and the national strategy for Liquid Waste Management [5]. \n\nFor instance, article 3 Chapter II of law No.01-020 relating to pollution and nuisances [1] stipulates that \"activities likely to harm the environment and the quality of the living environment are subject to prior authorization by the Minister of the Environment on the basis of an environmental impact study report\". The law references that polluters of industrial and pharmaceutical discharge have to obtain an authorization from the same ministry but does not specify wastewater discharges [1]. The law is implemented via the Decree n ° 01 - 395 / PRM of September 06, 2001 setting the terms of management of wastewater and sludge which confirms that industrial wastewater discharges are subject to authorization by the competent Administration (art. 12) [2]. Moreover, Art. 14 of the Law N° 02-006/AN-RM of 31 january 2002 on water also stipulates that any spill or discharge into the waters of materials of any nature that may endanger public health or aquatic fauna and flora is prohibited. However, the Minister responsible for the Environment may, after public inquiry and assent of the Ministers in charge of Water and Health, \"authorise and regulate the spills and discharges in the case where they could be carried out under the conditions guaranteeing the absence of nuisance\" [3]. \n\nMoreover, the National Water Sanitation Policy (PNA) sets specific objectives with regards to the discharges and treatment of industrial wastewater as well as domestic and agricultural wastewater for 2015 and 2025 (section 4.3) [4]. Section 7.1 outlines the budget sources for the various discharge management streams while Chapter VIII stipulates that monitoring and evaluation is scheduled every 2 years [4]. According to the 2007 national strategy for Liquid Waste Management, wastewater collection, treatment and discharges are managed either by individual households or industries, or through collective/semi-collective systems, but the startegy mentions that these systems and infrastructure are not efficient and calls for more investment in this area [5]. \n\nNonetheless, it appears that despite these various regulations, in practice authorisations are not seeked out, and wastewater is discharged in rivers without prior treatment [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that Mauritania has a national licensing system for wastewater discharges however the 2000-045 law on environment obliges companies to seek approval from the Ministry of Environment.\n\nIndeed, Chapter II of the Law 2000-045 stipulates that companies withdrawing water or discharging any matters in water sources are subject to prior approval by the Minister in charge of the Environment of the technical project relating to the purification provisions corresponding to the said installations, and to a commissioning authorization issued by the Ministry of the Environment after effective erection of the purification provisions in accordance with the previously approved technical project according to the Law. [1] These provisions apply to all economic sectors [1].\n\nHowever, it is not possible to verify how these approvals work in practice since the Ministry of Environment does not have a website [2]. Furthermore the Water Code of 2005 [3] also stresses the importance of water resources protection from pollution, and the creation of a pollution fee (\"redevance pollution\") (art. 31) that is to be paid by companies winning a concession of a water source. However no evidence was found of its implementation in practice [2], [3], [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"The licensing or permitting system for wastewater dischargers exists in Myanmar, but its implementation remains unclear. \n\nThere are laws regarding the use of water and proper discharge in some industries. However, there are limitations on how these laws are enforced. The Oilfields Act 1918 calls for a Warden to provide for the detection of the presence of water in wells and for the prevention of the influx of water into oil and gas sands. [1] The Factories Act 1951 (2016/05) mandates effective arrangements to be made in every factory for the disposal of wastes and effluents due to the manufacturing process (includes pumping water) carried. [2] Permits need to applied for usage of the canals and damage/corruption or pollution of the flow of water from the permitted activities are punishable by fine in accordance with the Canal Act 1905. [3] There are general guidelines for wastewater, storm water runoff, effluent and sanitary discharges and site runoff and wastewater discharges (construction phase), but no clear enforcement mechanisms. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"Perú has a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges that has been implemented across various industries (e.g., in industry, mining, energy, municipal, wastewater management). However the status of the implementation is unclear.\n\nThe Law on Water Resources of 2009 includes a section on permitting and licensing of wastewater discharges. Articles 79 and 80 of the law address wastewater discharges and authorization for discharging wastewater. Specifically, article 79 states that the National Authority of Water (ANA) can authorize the dumping of treated water only after a favourable assessment from the environmental and health authorities regarding Environmental Quality of Water Standards (ECA-Water) and Maximum Permissible Limits (LMP). Article 80 states a requirement for permits for any wastewater discharges. Applications for a permit must submit the waste to the necessary treatments and show that the receiving body has the capacity to “allow the natural processes of purification.” [1] \n\nHowever, the status of implementation of the system can be questioned. Untreated wastewater continues to be dumped in the country. News report in 2017 stated that only about 15% of wastewater in Lima has treated adequately. The local government announced investments of US$1.1bn to build treatment plants in the municipality. [2]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"Senegal has a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges (e.g., in industry, mining, energy, municipal, wastewater management). \n\nThe Sanitary Code establishes the provisions related to direct or indirect discharges, deposits, jets, landfills and liquid wastes immersions from the domestic, hospital and industrial sector. Indeed, specific permitting systems for wastewater discharges are in place for the domestic sector, where it is stated that it is prohibited to discharge used waters without prior treatment, and the discharges of used water are prohibited if they are less than 35 m from a well. (1)\n\nSpecific permitting systems are also in place for the rainwater, industrial and hospital sector. For instance, for the industrial sector, any classified installation likely to discharge polluted waters, must, in order to be authorized to function, describe the type of water treatment system that it will developed to respect the depollution standards, set by the different codes and their implementation texts (art. 53). Moreover, the content of pollutants in the effluents discharged into the sewers is constraint by the environmental code and the Senegalese norm NS 05-061, (art. 56). (1)\n\nAccording to a World Bank document, the authorization for wastewater discharges are given by the Ministry of the Environment. (2) However, no further information on how this system works in practice, how/where to get a permit, how much has to be paid, etc. could be found in the Ministry of the Environment and Sustainable Development, in the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation, in the Directorate of Water Resources Management and Planning or in the Sectoral Development Policy Letter 2016-2025, published in 2016 by the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation. (3,4,5,6)\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"Serbia has a national licensing system for wastewater discharges for multiple sectors. \n\nArticle 93 of the Water Law sets a framework for emission limit values for certain groups or categories of pollutants. Article 122 of the Water Law set out the equipment for a water permit which determines the manner, conditions and scope of water use, conditions and volume of wastewater discharging, storage and discharge of hazardous and other substances that may contaminate water that the permit hold has to follow. [1] \n\nThe values in Article 93 were updated in 2016 through Decree on Limit Values for Pollutants in Waters and the Deadlines for Their Reaching. [2]\n\nThe Republic Directorate for Water, as an administrative body within the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management, is responsible for the implementation and enforcement of the permit system. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"Slovenia was a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges. \n\nAccording to article 64 of the Water Law direct discharge of wastewater is prohibited. The discharge of wastewater is permitted only in the manner and under the conditions laid down by the Water Law and the regulations in the field of environmental protection. Permitting system for wastewater dischargers is applicable in at least three sectors (i.e. agriculture, municipal waste, transport, industry) and it is regulated under articles 65-73 of the Water Law. Article 125 of the Law defines that the permit for wastewater discharges is issued in line with the Environmental Protection Law. [1] \n\nArticle 70 of the Environmental Protection Law defines that the Government prescribes detail conditions for issuing environmental permits, including for wastewater discharges. However, the same article prescribes that the application for issuing environmental permit, including for wastewater discharges, must contain information on the installation, its operation and the measures envisaged for prevention of environmental pollution, the use of best available techniques, efficient use of energy, measures to prevent accidents and limit their consequences. [2] \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, Syria has a permitting system for wastewater discharges - however its current state of operation could not be determined and looks unlikely to be operational.\n\nAccording to a publication from the World Bank, [1] The Ministry of Local Administration and Environment (MLAE) is responsible for dealing with all main environmental issues. In addition, it has the task to plan and implement all governmental activities at regional level. MLAE is responsible for the protection of the environment by issuing the required standards and monitoring the quality of water for all uses, and in this process. This includes issuing licenses for sewage discharge from various industries. As of May 2019, the website for MLAE was not operational [2]\n\nThe report also mentions agricultural wastewater discharge, The Ministry of Irrigation is responsible for enforcing compliance with wastewater discharge regulations, though the ministry has been hampered by a lack of funds [1] and there is no evidence of a permit system online. [3]\n\nThe Legal Database, maintined by the Syria Report Research Company, includes no entry related to water permits [4]. \n\nIn recent years an endeavour has been made to introduce tariffs on the generation of wastewater in order to meet increasing needs for investment in the sector, as well as covering expenses entailed for operation and maintenance [5] . However, a detailed information on the implementation of this system is not available."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"Tajikistan has a national licensing and permitting system for wastewater discharges, which covers multiple sectors.\n \n The 2020 Water Code of the Republic of Tajikistan mentions that the discharge of wastewaters into water bodies is prohibited, and that such discharges are allowed only if they do not lead to an increase in the content of pollutants in the water body in excess of the established standards; however, it does not provide for a specific licensing system in the field of wastewater discharges. [1]\n \n The principal legislation regulating a licensing system for wastewater discharges in Tajikistan specifically, is the 2004 Licensing Law, which was last updated in 2015. [2, 3]\n \n The 2004 Licensing Law does not clearly differentiate licenses between permits, but licenses generally give the right to engage in a certain activity, while permits allow their holders to take a certain number or amount of a particular natural resource within a defined territory and time period or allow the release of a certain amount of polluted matter (gases, liquids, solid waste) into the environment. [2]\n \n Licenses are normally issued by the relevant licensing authorities (ministry or committee) or an entity to which this duty has been delegated. The Committee on Environmental Protection (CEP) and its subordinate bodies are responsible for most of the environmental licenses, while industrial safety and certain types of activities related to extraction of mineral resources fall within the purview of other relevant authorities. [4, 5]\n \n The 2004 Licensing Law establishes the general rules for licensing in different areas including the environment, use of natural resources, environmental safety and others as well as defining the list of activities that require licenses. Among others, such types of activities are listed: Extraction, production, development of oil, gas, and coal; Collection, use, disposal, transportation and disposal of hazardous waste; Subsoil use; etc. [2]\n \n By law, permits are needed for commercial use of any resource. The authority that issues the permit and the legislation (government resolution) that applies depend on the type of resource used. There are several ministries, committees and agencies responsible for different types of resources and recourse use (e.g. water, land, minerals (subsoil). Permits to discharge polluted substances are normally granted for one year and indicate the maximum allowed concentration of the pollutants in the released matter, the maximum volume of the polluted substances and the pollutants allowed. Such permits are issued by the relevant unit of the CEP. [4] \n \n The 2004 Licensing Law provides for the establishment of licences and permits that allow for the discharge of certain pollutants into the environment, but not for wastewater discharges specifically. [2]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee noted that, based on her experience in dealing with Tajikistan’s largest wastewater treatment plant, the legal licensing/permitting framework for wastewater discharge is implemented, based on wastewater discharge limits established in permits issued by the Committee for Environmental Protection. [6] The wastewater plant's discharge permits are based on the plant's designed capacity (established at 294.5m3/day), and in fact allow the plant to discharge a greater volume of wastewater than it is capable of in practice. The permit also establishes the quality parameters of the discharged water – the maximum concentration limit, which should be checked and reported regularly. The permit used to be renewed annually, but since 2019 is issued for the period of 3 years. The same rule applies to the mining industry. However, the interviewee could not confirm that the process is followed diligently. [6]\n \n The interviewee noted that de jure, a parallel system of fines for wastewater dischargers who do not hold permits/discharge wastewater beyond the maximum allowable volumes allowed by permits, does exist. However, the interviewee was unfamiliar with such cases and how they are handled. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"Tajikistan has a national licensing and permitting system for wastewater discharges, which covers multiple sectors.\n \n The 2020 Water Code of the Republic of Tajikistan mentions that the discharge of wastewaters into water bodies is prohibited, and that such discharges are allowed only if they do not lead to an increase in the content of pollutants in the water body in excess of the established standards; however, it does not provide for a specific licensing system in the field of wastewater discharges. [1]\n \n The principal legislation regulating a licensing system for wastewater discharges in Tajikistan specifically, is the 2004 Licensing Law, which was last updated in 2015. [2, 3]\n \n The 2004 Licensing Law does not clearly differentiate licenses between permits, but licenses generally give the right to engage in a certain activity, while permits allow their holders to take a certain number or amount of a particular natural resource within a defined territory and time period or allow the release of a certain amount of polluted matter (gases, liquids, solid waste) into the environment. [2]\n \n Licenses are normally issued by the relevant licensing authorities (ministry or committee) or an entity to which this duty has been delegated. The Committee on Environmental Protection (CEP) and its subordinate bodies are responsible for most of the environmental licenses, while industrial safety and certain types of activities related to extraction of mineral resources fall within the purview of other relevant authorities. [4, 5]\n \n The 2004 Licensing Law establishes the general rules for licensing in different areas including the environment, use of natural resources, environmental safety and others as well as defining the list of activities that require licenses. Among others, such types of activities are listed: Extraction, production, development of oil, gas, and coal; Collection, use, disposal, transportation and disposal of hazardous waste; Subsoil use; etc. [2]\n \n By law, permits are needed for commercial use of any resource. The authority that issues the permit and the legislation (government resolution) that applies depend on the type of resource used. There are several ministries, committees and agencies responsible for different types of resources and recourse use (e.g. water, land, minerals (subsoil). Permits to discharge polluted substances are normally granted for one year and indicate the maximum allowed concentration of the pollutants in the released matter, the maximum volume of the polluted substances and the pollutants allowed. Such permits are issued by the relevant unit of the CEP. [4] \n \n The 2004 Licensing Law provides for the establishment of licences and permits that allow for the discharge of certain pollutants into the environment, but not for wastewater discharges specifically. [2]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee noted that, based on her experience in dealing with Tajikistan’s largest wastewater treatment plant, the legal licensing/permitting framework for wastewater discharge is implemented, based on wastewater discharge limits established in permits issued by the Committee for Environmental Protection. [6] The wastewater plant's discharge permits are based on the plant's designed capacity (established at 294.5m3/day), and in fact allow the plant to discharge a greater volume of wastewater than it is capable of in practice. The permit also establishes the quality parameters of the discharged water – the maximum concentration limit, which should be checked and reported regularly. The permit used to be renewed annually, but since 2019 is issued for the period of 3 years. The same rule applies to the mining industry. However, the interviewee could not confirm that the process is followed diligently. [6]\n \n The interviewee noted that de jure, a parallel system of fines for wastewater dischargers who do not hold permits/discharge wastewater beyond the maximum allowable volumes allowed by permits, does exist. However, the interviewee was unfamiliar with such cases and how they are handled. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"Thailand does have a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges for multiple sectors.\n\nThis includes - The Enhancement and Conservation of National Environmental Quality Act (NEQA), B.E. 2535 (1992) [1] and 2nd Edition, B.E. 2561 (2018) [2]. These acts provide details on the water, wastewater standards, fees and fines. The Marine Department also issued a notification on February 1991 requiring all businesses that discharge wastewater to obtain a wastewater discharge permit [3]. However, some licensing for wastewater discharge are under their respective authority, i.e. the Department of Industrial Works, which requires all factories to obtain wasted management systems and qualified personnels [4], and the Department of Primary Industries and Mines [5]. Some of the wastewater discharge licenses are built in to other licenses such as the factory license and mining license. [4,5]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"Turkey has a national system for permitting wastewater discharges which covers a wide range of sectors. \n\nAccording to Article 37 of the Water Pollution Control Regulation, “For each and every direct discharge of domestic and/or industrial wastewater into a receiving environment, environmental permission must be obtained from the administration, provided that the output water quality and other conditions required by the administration are met.” (As per Article 3, the “administration” refers to the Ministry of Environment, the provincial or district governor, municipality or wastewater facility management concerned). [1] \n\nThe Article goes on to state that the environmental permit is to be obtained in line with the Regulation on Permits and Licenses to be Obtained under the Environment Law. The said regulation lists the entities to which it applies in detail including enterprises in energy, mining, metals, chemicals and petrochemicals, the food industry, waste processing and even ski resorts. [2]\n\nMedia report on a recent increase on fines for non-compliance [3] and a report from Thomson Reuters on doing business in Turkey that noted the need for a Permit when beginning a project, suggest the system is being implemented [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"Turkmenistan has a national permitting system for wastewater discharges, but the specifics are unclear and it is unclear whether it is applicable for all sectors. \n \n The Water Code of Turkmenistan, last modified in October 2019, establishes that the State Committee on Water Management is the agency responsible for granting permission for the discharge of wastewater in the country, stating that: \"The use of water bodies for wastewater discharge may be carried out in exceptional cases, provided that they are properly treated on the basis of a permit issued by an authorized executive body in the field of environmental protection [the State Committee on Water Management] in coordination with an authorized body, an authorized state body in the field of sanitary and epidemiological welfare of the population, and authorized executive body of fisheries\". \n \n The Water Code also categorically forbids the discharge of wastewater in certain settings (for example, in meadows, lowland areas, creeks, and quarries). [1] However, details on how this permitting system works are unclear and could not be located on the website of the Government of Turkmenistan or of the Ministry of Agriculture and Water Resources (the State Committee on Water Management does not appear to have its own website). [2, 3] \n \n A United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) report states that wastewater discharges by state-owned domestic enterprises in Turkmenistan are subject to a charge of 0.0057 manat (USD 0.002) per cubic meter, and that companies operating under a joint venture agreement are charged USD .01 per cubic meter. [4] However, this information could not be corroborated on the websites of the Government of Turkmenistan or of the Ministry of Agriculture and Water Resources. [2, 3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"Uzbekistan's legislation outlines a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges for multiple sectors.\n \n Art. 74 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" stipulates that waste water may only be discharged into watercourses if it does not increase the pollution levels above the set standards, and if it has been treated by the user or consumer to meet the standards set by the state bodies for ecology and enivornmental protection and health. If the requirements are not met, the discharge of waste water should be limited, halted or banned by the state bodies for ecology and environmental protection and health, including complete shut down of operations in case of health threats to the population. [1] \n \n Art. 75 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" stipulates that the use of bodies of water for wastewater discharge is to be carried out in accordance with the relevant national legislation. [1] The issuance of permission for wastewater discharge is regulated by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 255 of 31 March 2018 \"On the Approval of Certain Administrative Regulations Regarding State Services in the Use of Natural Resources\". [2] The specific rules for licensing are set out in Appendix 3 to the Resolution, with specific rules for companies and individuals in the industrial, communal, transport and other non-agricultural sectors (Appendix 3a), basin authorities managing irrigation systems (Appendix 3b), irrigation system authorities (Appendix 3g), local irrigation departments (Appendix 3d), pump stations and power companies (Appendix 3e), land reclamation (Appendix 3zh), and associations of water consumers (Appendix 3z). [2] The database of licenced water users can be accessed online. [3] \n\nAccording to Dr Caroline Milow, Political Advisor to EU Special Representative for Central Asia, Council of the European Union, all enterprises or state organisations have to get permission from a Sanitary-Epidemiological Station and the State Committee for Geology and Mineral Resources for wastewater discharges as well as for drainage water. There is a special Working Commission for wastewater discharge, which includes several state organisations. This Commission gives permission in each case of wastewater management, and checks that there is no negative impact on fauna, rivers, and the overall environment. This body takes all decisions unanimously. If one member is against, the permission is not given. [4] However, Dr Kakhramon Djumaboev suggests that discharge limits are not implemented in respect of collector drainage water. [5] \n \n Section 4.2 of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепция развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") notes that while the Ministry of Water Management sets a single policy on water management, including waste water management, responsibility is shared among a number of ministries, resulting in inefficiency. The Water Development Strategy envisages the adoption of a Water Code, which will seek to better integrate these interagency relationships. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"Uzbekistan's legislation outlines a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges for multiple sectors.\n \n Art. 74 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" stipulates that waste water may only be discharged into watercourses if it does not increase the pollution levels above the set standards, and if it has been treated by the user or consumer to meet the standards set by the state bodies for ecology and enivornmental protection and health. If the requirements are not met, the discharge of waste water should be limited, halted or banned by the state bodies for ecology and environmental protection and health, including complete shut down of operations in case of health threats to the population. [1] \n \n Art. 75 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" stipulates that the use of bodies of water for wastewater discharge is to be carried out in accordance with the relevant national legislation. [1] The issuance of permission for wastewater discharge is regulated by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 255 of 31 March 2018 \"On the Approval of Certain Administrative Regulations Regarding State Services in the Use of Natural Resources\". [2] The specific rules for licensing are set out in Appendix 3 to the Resolution, with specific rules for companies and individuals in the industrial, communal, transport and other non-agricultural sectors (Appendix 3a), basin authorities managing irrigation systems (Appendix 3b), irrigation system authorities (Appendix 3g), local irrigation departments (Appendix 3d), pump stations and power companies (Appendix 3e), land reclamation (Appendix 3zh), and associations of water consumers (Appendix 3z). [2] The database of licenced water users can be accessed online. [3] \n\nAccording to Dr Caroline Milow, Political Advisor to EU Special Representative for Central Asia, Council of the European Union, all enterprises or state organisations have to get permission from a Sanitary-Epidemiological Station and the State Committee for Geology and Mineral Resources for wastewater discharges as well as for drainage water. There is a special Working Commission for wastewater discharge, which includes several state organisations. This Commission gives permission in each case of wastewater management, and checks that there is no negative impact on fauna, rivers, and the overall environment. This body takes all decisions unanimously. If one member is against, the permission is not given. [4] However, Dr Kakhramon Djumaboev suggests that discharge limits are not implemented in respect of collector drainage water. [5] \n \n Section 4.2 of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепция развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") notes that while the Ministry of Water Management sets a single policy on water management, including waste water management, responsibility is shared among a number of ministries, resulting in inefficiency. The Water Development Strategy envisages the adoption of a Water Code, which will seek to better integrate these interagency relationships. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"Venezuela’s 2007 Water Resources Law requires licensing for wastewater discharges for multiple sectors. However the status of the implementation of this system is not known.\n\nArticle 124 of the law states that it is a crime to discharge wastewater without obtaining a license and following regulations. Article 13 states that all wastewater generators must adopt the “necessary measures to minimize the quantity and improve the quality of their discharges” in accordance with regulations [1]. Article 69 states that the process for obtaining a wastewater discharge license will be specified in regulations and Article 70 establishes that licenses are not transferable without the prior approval of authorities. Article 82 states that bodies of water can only receive wastewater discharges if they comply with environmental regulations. Article 65 allows any person to oppose the issuance of a wastewater discharge license, requiring authorities to hear the case and issue a decision [1]. \n\nGovernment websites in Venezuela do not contain public information regarding the current status of this system or how many permits have been issued [2]. The website of the Ministry of Care for Water Resources does not contain additional information regarding licensing for wastewater discharges [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"Vietnam has a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges (e.g., in industry, mining, energy, municipal, wastewater management) in the legal system, but in practice controls are weak and the government is working to improve this.\n\nThe Law on Water Resources prohibits discharging untreated wastewater into the environment and thus sets up the legal basis for wastewater permitting and water treatment fees. Specifically, article 9 of law prohibits \"Discharging wastewater or bringing water into hygiene protection zones of domestic water supplying areas; discharging into water sources untreated wastewater or wastewater not treated up to standards or technical regulations\". [1] In practice, the implementation of licensing and permit fees is handled at the provincial and municipal level with some input from the Ministry of Finance. [2] According to a 2018 report by the World Bank. “Some 63 sub-national jurisdictions (58 provinces and 5 municipalities) play an official role in approving or regulating water prices and wastewater fees and charges, subject to some oversight from national government authorities. Specifically, in each province, the Provincial People's Committee adjudicates water pricing decisions but is guided in that process by water pricing directives set at the national level by Ministry of Finance. For instance, the Ministry of Finance prescribes a process for setting the prices that apply for domestic water use and sets lower and upper bounds on what these prices may be.” [2]\n\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n \n [2] Ministry of Justice, \" Water Affairs Management Law Enacted\" (مقرره در مورد کیفیت آب و کنترل و نگهداری آنها) [http://old.moj.gov.af/Content/files/OfficialGazette/01301/OG_01367.pdf]\n \n [3] Ministry of Justice, \"Environment Law, 2007\" (قانون محیط زیست) [https://neis.nepa.gov.af/public/JE6AIivjwC]\n \n [4] National Environmental Protection Agency. [https://www.nepa.gov.af/]\n \n [5] Ministry of Water and Energy [https://pcu-mew.gov.af/we/]\n \n [6] Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock {https://mail.gov.af/dr]\n \n [7] GIZ. 16 May 2016. \"SFD Promotion Initiative Kabul Afghanistan\". [https://www.susana.org/_resources/documents/default/3-2612-7-1471005402.pdf].\n \n [8] World Bank. 10 May 2018. \"Environmental and Social Management Framework (ESMF) For the Public-Private Partnerships and Public Investment Advisory Project\". [http://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/fr/604831515552761167/pdf/SFG3921-REVISED-EA-P158768-PUBLIC-Disclosed-5-31-2018.pdf].\n \n [9] Tolo News, 2020. [https://tolonews.com/fa]\n \n [10] The Kabul Times, 2020. [https://www.thekabultimes.gov.af/]\n \n [11] National Water Affairs Regulation Authority. \"Introducting the General Director of the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority\", (\"معرفی رئیس عمومی اداره ملی تنظیم امور آب\"). [https://nwara.gov.af/dr/معرفی-رئیس-عمومی-اداره-ملی-تنظیم-امور-آب]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Sustainable Development and Environment. Regulations on Water Pollution (Supreme Decree 24176). 1995. https://bolivia.infoleyes.com/norma/2238/reglamento-en-materia-de-contaminaci%C3%B3n-h%C3%ADdrica-rmch\n[2] Ministerio de Obras Públicas Servicios y Vivienda \"Formularios\" Accessed 21 May 2019\nhttps://www.oopp.gob.bo/index.php/informacion_institucional/content,776\n[3] Ministry of Environment and Water - General Search  https://www.mmaya.gob.bo Accessed 21 May 2019 \n[4] POL ARMIJO, Nicol Meryl  y  ANTEZANA ARZABE, Jaime. Manual técnico administrativo en materia de aguas residuales de rubros industriales para la provincia Cercado, Cochabamba-Bolivia. RevActaNova. [online]. 2011, vol.5, n.1\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] \"The Oilfields Act 1918, Amended\". 2010. https://www.google.com/\n  https://www.myanmarconstitutionaltribunal.org.mm/lawdatabase/my/download/file/fid/1610 [2] \"Factories Act 1951, Amended 2016\". May 2016. http://www.ilo.org/dyn/natlex/natlex4.detail?p_lang=en&p_isn=88477&p_country=MMR&p_count=86&p_classification=14&p_classcount=5 [3] \"Canal Act\". 1905. https://www.myanmarconstitutionaltribunal.org.mm/lawdatabase/sites/default/files/myanmar_code/2016/11/2-1905%20THE%20CANAL%20ACT..pdf [4] \"NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY (EMISSION) GUIDELINES\". 2015. http://www.myanmar-responsiblebusiness.org/pdf/2015-12-29-National-Environmental-Quality_Emission_Guidelines_en.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A13+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F13,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Office of the President of the Republic (Brazil). \"Law no. 9,433 of 8 January 1997. Establishes the National Policy for Water Resources, creates the National Water Resources Management System, regulates item XIX of Article 21 of the Federal Constitution, and alters Article 1 of Law no. 8,001 of 13 March 1990, which amended Law no. 7,990 of 28 December 1989 (Lei no. 9.433 de 8 de janeiro de 1997. 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[1, 2, 3] Article 36 of the Water Law 2009 states that permit and license holders may be fined for failure to adhere to the terms of their licenses, and are specifically liable for a fine equivalent to the damage caused. [1, 2] However, the legislation does not set specific measures for assessing the damage caused to the environment. [1, 2]\n  \nHowever, no further information on payment orders issued in practice for water pollution was found on the websites of the National Environmental Protection Agency, National Water Affairs Regulation Authority, or Ministry of Agriculture. [4, 5, 6] International water sector project documents refer to the discharge licensing process and possible fines, but contain no evidence of implementation of the system. [7, 8] No further evidence was found in news media. [9, 10]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Bolivia’s national legislation applies the polluter pays principle.\n\nThe Environmental Management Regulations expand on the basic requirements set out in the Environment Law (No. 1333 of 1992). Article 108 establishes that individuals or entities responsible for economic activities that cause environmental damage are responsible for repairing and providing compensation for it. This responsibility remains even after the activity was ceased [1]. Article 107 allows individuals or organizations to bring civil actions to force the responsible parties to pay to clean up pollution or other environmental damage [1].\n\nIn addition, Article 41 of the Regulations on Water Pollution (Supreme Decree 24176) states that the parties responsible for oil spills must remedy any effects of such spills and that departmental governments will supervise this process [2]. The legislation regarding the polluter pays principle is fully implemented. In early 2019, the municipality of La Paz fined the company that manages the city’s landfill for a spill that occurred there. The city stated that the fine was administrative and did not cover additional amounts to be determined in order to remedy the damage caused [3]. In 2017, the department of Santa Cruz fined a sugar cane producer for environmental damage caused by agricultural runoff into nearby waterways [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"The national legislation applies the polluter pays principle, but it is not fully implemented across both entities. \n\nThe Water Laws of Republic of Srpska and Brcko District, in their articles 3 define the polluter pays principle. In Republic of Srpska one of the basic principles of the Water Law is to ensure the reimbursement of water services costs, including costs for environmental and resource protection, in accordance with the economic analysis carried out in accordance with Annex 3 of the EU Water Framework Directive and, in particular, according to the polluter pays principle. [1, 2] \n\nIn Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina the polluter pays principle is not regulated under the Water Law, but under the article 11 of the Environmental Protection Law, which according to the article 2 regulates the water as well. According to article 11 of the Law , the polluter pays the costs of pollution control and prevention, as well as the environmental user is responsible for all activities that have environmental impact. [3, 4]. According to the Answers to the list of EU questions on Chapter 27 Environment, polluter pays principle is partially enforced. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"Brazil's national legislation applies the polluter pays principle and it is fully implemented.\n\nLaw no. 6,938 of 1981 establishes the National Environmental Policy, and it includes polluter pays principle. Article 4 of the Law states: \"The National Environmental Policy will [...] impose on the polluter and on the predator the obligation to recuperate and/or indemnify the damages caused and, to the user, the contribution for the use of environmental resources for economic purposes\". [1] This law would cover any type of environmental resources and damages, including water resources. [1]\n\nA local website that publishes articles from law experts of various specialities has published the article \"The Polluter-Pays Principle and its Applicability\" by Deysi de Sousa in 2016, an environmental lawyer in Brazil. The author states: \"The Polluter-Pays Principle is currently in force in our [Brazil's] legal system, which guarantees effectiveness in its application, both of its preventive character and its sanctioning character. The law guarantees procedural instruments to prevent the occurrence of environmental damages, as well as to guarantee economic sanctions for the agents that gave cause to these damages. This ensures that these costs of recovering the environment are not borne by society or the State.\" [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"Polluter pays principle is not yet officially applied in Cambodia's legal and policy framework for water management. \n\nHowever, the polluter-pays is one of the core principles outlined in the draft version of a new Environment and Natural Resources Code which is being developed [1]. Article 6 on Principles of the draft Code stipulates that \"all natural persons, private legal entities, and public legal entities who cause harm to the environment and society shall bear the cost for repairing the harm and for measures to prevent, avoid, and mitigate the harm to the environment and society\". The new Code, which is currently in its final draft [2], consolidates pre-existing legislative arrangements on environment and natural resources, including provisions for the implementation of SDGs [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"China includes the “polluter pays principle” in its legislation, but implementation of the principle remains unclear.\n\nChina has the polluters pay principle as the basis of its Water Law (Article 65 to Article 72) and Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law (Article 81 to Article 95) [1]. However, there are discrepancies in these two laws in terms of the level of punishment. For example, Article 67 of the Water Law states that a fine of at least 50,000 yuan but no more than 100,000 yuan shall be imposed to the entities who sets up outlets for discharging sewage in any drinking water source conservation district. This fine is not less than 100,000 yuan but not more than 500,000 yuan in the Article 84 of Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law. Such discrepancies leave room for weak enforcement. Also, there have been voices suggesting that such punishments are too light for the companies [2]. The polluters pay principle is also reflected in the Water Pollution Prevention and Control Action Plan. For example, the plan specifically asks that before the end of 2017, industrial agglomeration areas should be equip themselves with centralized sewage treatment facilities and fitted with automatic online monitoring devices [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"National environmental legislation in Colombia applies the polluter pays principle, and it is comprehensive and fully implemented. \n\nLaw 99 of 1993, Colombia’s Environmental Law, established general principles for the environmental sector, including the principle that the government would foment the inclusion of environmental costs and use economic tools to prevent, correct and restore environmental damage (Article 1) [1]. According to Article 1, the Environmental Law covers all renewable natural resources including water, while Articles 30 and 31 state that regulations will follow the general principles established under Article 1 and that water resources are covered by those regulations [1].\n\nLaw 1333 of 2009 established Colombia’s environmental fines system and procedures. Article 1 states that the government can fine violators of environmental laws and regulations, which cover water resources as established in the Environmental Law. Further, the law states that violators of environmental regulations are presumed guilty and can be punished with preventive measures while they have the obligation to establish their innocence. Article 2 establishes that authorities can act preemptively to prevent environmental damage [2]. \n\nIn 2017, the accountancy Firm EY detailed that under Law 1333 the Environmental Authority is enforced and the Environmental Authority can: \n\n‐ Impose daily fines of up to 5,000 MMLW. (COP3.906.210.000, approx. USD1,302,070). \n‐ Generate revocation or expiration of the environmental license or permit \n‐ Temporary or permanent closure of the establishment, and demolition of works as a preventive measure \n‐ Deprivation of liberty for up to ten (10) years [4]\n\nIn addition, Law 491 of 1999 requires all environmental licensees to contract “ecological insurance” which covers any activities that might result in damage to the environment or natural resources, which include water resources as established in the Environmental Law [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"In Croatia the Water Law applies the polluter pays principle and the water law is fully implemented. \n\nAccording to Article 59 of the Water Law the polluter shall \"bear the costs generated by pollution of water and the aquatic environment. These costs are: expenses for the prevention of further damage, expenses for the restoration of prior status, including expenses for assessment and rectification of damage, and expenses for the prevention of occurrence of future pollution. The polluter shall also bear the cost of monitoring the water status, implementation of water protection measures, implementation of plans and programmes of state investments into the construction of public sewerage facilities, and the costs of implementing measures of prevention of water pollution, either on the basis of responsibility for pollution or by paying the water protection fee prescribed by the Act regulating the financing of water management\". [1] \n\n\nThe assessment and the activities/information detailed on the website of the Directorate for Water Management and the Sea Protection suggest the law has been fully implemented. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Ecuador’s 2014 national water resources law, the Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, applies the polluter pays principle and it was been fully implemented. Article 151 of the law defines discharging contaminated wastewater and accumulating waste that could contaminate water without following regulatory guidelines as “very grave infractions” [1]. Article 153 allows the Secretariat of Water to begin proceedings to fine offenders of the above infractions. Article 159 states that the Secretariat of Water, in addition to applying fines, was the obligation to present civil actions against offenders in order to obtain payment for damages caused, as well as referring relevant cases to prosecutors for criminal action [1]. In terms of implementation, in 2018, the city of Guayaquil reported that it had investigated 152 cases of water pollution and had applied US$125,377 in fines in 39 of the cases [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"In Guinea, the polluter pays principle is outlined in the national legislation or policy, but it is not fully adopted or implemented.\n\nIndeed, the National Environmental Policy (2011), lists among one of its guiding principles, the application of the polluter pays principle. This policy refers to water, specifically to deal with issues related to wastewater and rainwater management .(1) Nevertheless, in the Environmental code, which is the legal document behind the Environmental Policy, this principle is not mentioned. (3) In the Mining Code, this principle is also implicitly mentioned in the article 17 on compensation for damages. Indeed, \"the holder of a mining or quarry title is obliged to compensate the State or any other person for the damages that he may have caused according to the legal and regulatory provisions in force\" (2). \n\nNevertheless, it does not seem to be fully adopted or implemented, and seems to be in a nascent stage since, in March 2019, a newspaper announced that the authorities will develop a strategy based on the polluter pays principle to oblige big companies to participate in waste management activities in the city of Conakry.(4) In Labé also the governor has expressed the desire to adopt the polluter pays principle. (5) However, no newspaper already reports that companies have been fined for polluting. There is no further evidence in the National Directorate of Water and Forests, on the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page (it does not have an official website), in the Ministry of Mines and Geology or in local newspapers. (5,6,7)\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"The Law of Prevention of Water Pollution (1999) details comprehensive standards for outgoing wastewater in different sectors. This legislation, issued by Department of Environment, includes in clause 5 the legal measure which outlines how the \"polluter pays principle\" will be applied versus people or corporations found to be in violation of it [1]. \n\nAdditionally clauses 11 and 12 of the 1992 Law of Protection and Improvement of Environment state that factories and workshops which pollute the environment have a specific amount of time to remove the source of pollution, otherwise their activities will be stopped and resuming their activity will only be possible with a court decree. In cases of violation, there could be an imprisonment from 61 days to one year or a fee or both [2]. \n\nThere are many instances of shutting down production units for their pollutive activities by the Department of Environment in different sectors such as aluminum [3], salt [4] and steel [5] production."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"Law No. 27 of 2009 of Protection and Improvement of the Environment do not refer to the polluter pays principle specifically. However, article 32 of that law stipulates that those whose acts harm the environment must pay for, and remove, the damages (1). \n\nThe law indicates that fines imposed on offenders ranged between IQD 1 million and IQD 20 million (approximately between USD 800 AND USD 16,700), based on the costs of addressing the damage, and an imprisonment period of up to three months with extra charges applicable on those who repeat the act. Although these fines and charges did not specifically refer to water-related offenses, however the law itself has a complete chapter, chapter 2, called \"protecting water against pollution\" that indicates different polluting activities and offenses related to water that the law covers, suggesting that the fines and punishment article do apply for water-related polluters. \n\nThe Ministry of Environment records show that fines have been recently imposed on some polluting organizations. For instance, In November 2014, its technical teams of Al-Diwaniya environmental governorate had imposed a fine of around two million and three hundred thousand Dinars a month on Afaak red meats market in Al-Qadisyia region because of throwing their liquid discharge to the water internal resources without treatment (2). \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"Kazakhstan's legislation applies the polluter pays principle but it is not fully implemented in practice as the monitoring of environmental impacts from water users is not constant and is ineffective, leading to limited capacity for imposition of fines.\n \n When the Environmental Code underwent a major rewrite in 2019, the minister of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources explained that the polluter pays principle was now becoming one of the Code's key fundaments. [1] This was based on an OECD report analysing the shortcomings of the previous system, specifically for application of the polluter pays principle for air pollution, which was assessed to focus on raising revenues from industrial enterprises rather than ensuring compliance with environmental standards, and to be is applied in a discriminatory manner. [2]\n \n Article 101 of the Environmental Code introduces a fee for emission (discharge) of pollutants into the environment for \"users of natural resources\" (the Environmental Code's definition of this term includes licensed water users, both legal and natural persons, as defined under the Water Code) who hold a license for such emission. [3] Articles 573–579 of the Tax Code elaborate on this, defining the fee as applying to waste and pollutants that are dumped, discharged, emitted or disposed of, and setting the fees per tonne of specific form of pollutant released. [4] In 2020, these fees range in value from KZT 28 (US$ 0.07) per tonne of methane released, to KZT 5.54 m (US$ 13 400) per tonne of lead released, with an average value across the 15 pollutants of KZT 278 000 (US$ 672). [4, 5] Under Code of Adminstrative Infractions Article 328, emission of pollutants into the environment in excess of limits set by a permit, or without a permit, is punishable by fines. For 2020, the fine is KZT 27 800 (US$ 67) for individuals, up to KZT 138 000 for businesses, and for large businesses 1000% of the fee for discharge of the relevant pollutant/s as set by the Tax Code (i.e. an average of KZT 2.78 m (US$ 6 720) across the 15 pollutant categories). [4, 5, 6] In addition, chapter 11 of the Environmental Code states that when it is established that damage has been done to the environment, the state environmental authorities are to carry out an economic assessment of the damage, and the person or entity responsible is required to either rectify the damage or cover the costs of doing so. [3]\n \n In April 2019, an oil refinery in Atyrau Region was fined KZT 31 m (US$ 75 000) for an accidental release of wastewater caused by repair work to a treatment facility, and it was reported that local environmental authorities were working to assess the value of damage to the environment in order to apply further compensation, although reports on the eventual amount were not found in the media or on the local authority website. [7, 8, 9] In 2014, a water supply company in the city of Petropavlovsk was found responsible for discharge of untreated wastewater into the river Elim, and charged KZT 5.4 m (US$ 13 000) in compensation for damage to the environment. [10]\n \n Despite this, a water sector expert interviewed highlighted several issues with application of the polluter pays principle in Kazakhstan, with fees for emission and discharge of pollutants set too low to stimulate organisations to introduce either water-saving techniques or technology, or additional wastewater treatment measures. The expert's 2019 research shows that while these fees are paid to local authorities with the aim of financing environmental protection measures, on average only 7% of the funds thus raised are spent on the environment. [11, 12] Monitoring of environmental impacts from water users is not constant and ineffective, leading to limited capacity for imposition of fines and thus selective application of the principle. [11, 12] Finally, a system of mandatory environmental insurance for organisations whose activity pose an environmental risk (established by Law No 93-III, 2005) does not give courts a sufficient mandate to allow individuals and organisations to sue for compensation from organisations having caused damage to the environment. [11]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"Kyrgyzstan has adopted the “Polluter Pays” principle, which is reflected and outlined in its national legislation and policy. This policy is fully implemented; however, there are limitations as to its effectiveness.\n \n The Kyrgyz legislature adopted the “Polluter Pays” principle in 1999, with the adoption of the 1999 Environmental Protection Law, which provides that “responsibility” is one of its guiding principles, with polluters needing to make compensatory payments for any damage caused to the environment. [1]\n \n The 1999 Law does not make reference to the “Polluter Pays” principle explicitly; however, it does state that under the principle of “responsibility”, pollution fees shall be introduced to ensure that the environment is not polluted. [1] The pollution fee for emitting any polluting substance is determined by a base rate per tonne of pollutant, which is multiplied by a coefficient reflecting the relative risk of the polluting substance (i.e. the pollution fee is significantly higher for more dangerous polluting substances such as mercury). [2]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee noted that in Kyrgyzstan, the Polluter Pays principle is implemented in practice, with the State Agency for Environmental Protection actively monitoring whether polluters are effectively and responsibly disposing of any waste materials, and the agency for State Inspection for Environmental and Technical Safety imposing fines where polluters do not do so. [6]\n \n Payments for environmental pollution are regulated by the 2002 Law on Environmental Pollution Fees, and the 2011 Law on Deciding Fines for Environmental Pollution, which currently set the rate of environmental pollution charges at 1.2 KGS (0.016 USD) for a tonne of pollutants. [3, 4]\n \n The actual performance of environmental pollution fees has been questioned, which is reflected in a 2016 report published by the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development. [2] Because the fee rates are very low, they do not cover the costs of environmental damage, and they do not provide a real incentive for polluters to reduce their polluting discharges.\n \n Additionally, the revenues collected from the imposition of fees does not necessarily help fund water resources management. Instead revenues are generally allocated to various Kyrgyz environmental protection agencies. [2]\n \n Finally, several key polluters are exempt from paying pollution fees, including water treatment plants and Government-funded organisations (i.e. district heating and energy providers), which has been criticised as inherently going against the Polluter Pays principle. [2]\n \n In 2014 local media in Kyrgyzstan noted that the “Polluter Pays” principle in Kyrgyzstan does not work, seeing as it is more profitable for companies to pay the fees associated with polluting, rather than incurring increased expenses on the minimisation of polluting discharges, based on a report from a “key expert”. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"Laos includes the “polluter pays principle” in policy, but implementation of the principle is limited. \n\nVarious national legislation and policy documents state that polluters must pay for any environmental damage caused by their activities, but the state has not yet demonstrated the ability to implement this practice consistently. The 2017 Law on Water and Water Resources states that those causing water pollution must resolve damage and be responsible for costs, and will be fined. [1] Also, the old Water Resources and Environment Authority accepted the “polluter pays principle” as early as 1999, and in 2004, the government approved its first National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan, which included the principle. [2] However an assessment of the plan’s implementation by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) judged use of the “polluter pays principle” to be “restricted”. [2] To improve implementation the government developed a National Pollution Control Strategy and Action Plan 2018-2025. [3] This document acknowledges that a major weakness in pollution control, with an absence of clear public accountability and states the costs of pollution are often not charged back to polluters. The strategy outlines mechanisms to correct this weakness, which are currently being set up. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"Partially, the polluter pays principle is outlined in the national legislation on water and pollution but it is not fully adopted or implemented.\n\nArticle 16 of the law N° 02-006/AN-RM of 31 january 2002 on water stipulates that \"every polluter has to bear the costs of its polluting activities\", however the law does not provide specific details on the costs or the principle [1]. The law n ° 01-020 relating to pollution and nuisances of 2001 specifies the polluter-pays principle at art. 2 Ch. 1 and enumerates (Ch. 10, section 2) a number of fines applicable to law-breakers, including those who discharge pollutants in water sources, but does not mention anything else regarding its implementation [2]. According to art. 39-40 of the law 01-020, law enforcement is under the remit of the sworn officers of the National Directorate of the Sanitation and Control of Pollution and Nuisance who can be assisted if necessary by agents of the following institutions: the Police, the Gendarmerie, Customs, Public Health, and Conservation of Nature [2]. Nevertheless, no evidence was found of any cases where the polluter-pays principle was applied [3], [4], [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"No, the Mauritanian law on water (2005 Water Code) does not include a polluter pays principle [1]. Rather it includes the principle of \"user pays\" (\"utilisateur-payeur\" at art. 3) according to which water users bear a significant part of the expenses resulting from the measures of prevention, reduction of the pollution and restoration of the resource in quality and quantity [1]. Moreover, art 31 mentions a pollution fee (\"redevance pollution\") (art. 31) which is to be paid by companies winning a concession of a water source. [1] However no evidence was found of its implementation in practice - nor if it was proportional to the pollution [2], [3], [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"Myanmar includes the “polluter pays principle” in policy, but implementation of the principle is limited. \n\nThe National Water pollution calls for the the \"polluter pays principle” to be enforced. Details (eg. department created to collect funds specifically) are not mentioned. [1, 2] Myanmar's Environmental Conservation Law is based on the “polluter pays principle” as per Chapter IV, section 7(o). [3,4] The national waste management strategy action plan also applies \"Polluter pays principle\". [5] Permits need to applied for usage of the canals and damage/corruption or pollution of the flow of water from the permitted activities are punishable by fine in accordance with the Canal Act 1905. There is however, no outline of what consists of damage/pollution and how to measure such. [6]The Factories Act 1951 (2016/05) mandates effective arrangements to be made in every factory for the disposal of wastes and effluents due to the manufacturing process (includes pumping water) carried. The law does not have mechanisms for enforcement [7]. The Factories Act 1951 (2016/05) mandates effective arrangements to be made in every factory for the disposal of wastes and effluents due to the manufacturing process (includes pumping water) carried. However, enforcement and the fine amounts are unclear in the legislation and its amendments. [8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"There is a polluter pays principle outlined in the national legislation in Perú but it is not fully adopted or implemented.\n\nThe Law of Water Resources of 2009 outlines the polluter pays principle in Article 92, which states that any entity that illegally discharges wastewater is responsible for paying any associated fines. The payment “must be made according to the quality and volume of the dumping and does not replace compliance with the provisions of the Law and other regulations related to the protection and conservation of water.” [1] The Superintendence of Sanitation has the mandate to fine companies that discharge untreated water, but there is no additional information about fines that have actually been issued on the website. [2]\n\nHowever, according to \"Environmental law and practice in Peru: overview\" - a report published by Thomson Reuters. Non-compliance with the Water Law is sanctioned with administrative fines ranging from PEN2,025 to PEN40.5 million, and complementary measures that include: (i) Actions to restore the situation to the status before the infringement was committed or actions to pay the costs that the reposition demands. (ii) Confiscation of objects used for the commission of the infringement.\n(iii) Temporary suspension of operations of the water supply facilities, permanent suspension of operations or close down of facilities. (iv) Suspension or revocation of water rights, including the suspension of the illegal use of this resource. [4]\n\nThere are examples of these laws being enforced available in the Peruvian media. For example in 2014, a Chinese Cooper Mine was forced to cease operations and pay a fine as it was found to be contaminating two lakes. [5]\n\nFurthermore, as of 2017 (latest publicly available data), only about 15% in Lima, the largest municipality has treated water. Therefore there is sigifcant evidence that people are discharing water into the system with no penalty [3]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"The polluter pays principle is outlined in the national legislation or policy, but it is not fully adopted or implemented. \n\nThis principle is included in the Sanitary Code, voted and promulgated in 2009. According to the article 73, taxes and fees for water discharge into the environment are collected under the conditions set by the Environment Code. Moreover, according to article 36, any spill into a public sewer that endangers life, health or public property will be sanctioned. (1) Finally, in the Environment Code, the article 9 states that all companies are classified according to the level of pollution they generate. According to the article 25, companies must pay a tax, within the framework of the fight against pollution, depending on their level of pollution. (2) Nevertheless, according to different newspapers, this principle is not fully implemented since in 2018, the president of SÉNÉGAL, Macky Sall, demanded the application of the polluter pays principle. (3) Moreover, in 2017, a newspaper issued an article stating than from now on, the polluter pays principle will be enforced in a port in Dakar. (4) Both of these sources suggest implementation has so far been none comprehensive."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"In Serbia both the Water Management Strategy and Water Law apply the polluter pays principle.\n\nArticle 25 of the Water Law includes polluter pays as one of the principles that underpin the law. According to this article \"anyone who causes pollution of water by their activities is obliged to bear the cost of pollution remediation measures\". [2]. Though the Water Law was passed in 2010 and updated in 2016, according to Serbian government's own assessment it is not \"coherent\" as its mandate overlaps with several other existing laws. [5]\n\nThe Water Management Strategy describes that entities that cause water pollution by their activities should bear the cost of remedying or reducing pollution - \"polluter pays\" (page 135). [1] However, according to media outlets the polluter pays principle is not fully implemented and only half of importers pay the eco-tax that is meant to capture fees from pollution. [3,4] \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"National legislation apply the polluter pays principle, \n\nAccording to article 3 of the Environmental Protection Law, water is part of the environment and the Law refers to water as well. Article 112 of the Environmental Protection regulates the polluter pays principle. According to this article, the polluter is obliged to pay environmental taxes, which are levied based on levels of environmental pollution. Environmental taxes contribute to the revenue of the state or municipality budget in accordance with the law. [1] The environmental tax is paid for environmental pollution due to the discharge of wastewater. [2] A very important instrument for stimulating polluters to reduce pollution is an environmental tax exemption or reduction in the case of investment in environmental protection. [3]\n\nUnlike the National Water Resources Law, the Environmental Protection Law is enforced and implemented [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"No, The national legislation does not make reference to the polluter pays principle. \n\nThere is no reference to the polluter pays principle in Law 31. of Water Legislation [1]\n\nArticles 25, 26, 27 of Environmental Affairs Law No. 50 of 2002 of Syria mentions about fines and penalties for different kinds of polluters in the country. However the law does not refer to the polluter pays principle [2] \n\nA World Bank report in 2002 and International Center for Advanced Mediterranean Agronomic Studies reported in 2005 noted the absence of the polluter pays principle in Syria Environmental Law and advocated for its inclusion. No more up to date assessment could be located. [4,5,6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"The “Polluter Pays Principle” is outlined in national legislation and policy. However, it is unclear whether the principle is fully actively implemented in practice and the available information on the practical application of the principle shows that the principle is extremely limited in its effectiveness.\n \n The Tajik legislature adopted the Polluter Pays Principle in the field of water pollution, which has been in place since the adoption of the 1993 Environmental Protection Law. [1] A new Environmental Protection Law was adopted in 2011, and this was last updated in 2017. [2, 3]\n \n The 2011 Environmental Protection Law outlines the economic mechanism for environmental protection to develop incentives for governmental bodies, enterprises, organizations and citizens to take measures for environmental safety, rational use and renewal of natural resources. The Law enforces the “polluter pays” and the “user pays” principles, according to which users are charged for the right to use natural resources within established limits and for excess use. Polluters are charged for emissions and discharges of pollutants, waste disposal and other types of pollution within established limits and for excess pollution. [2]\n \n The Law lists a number of economic instruments for environmental protection, including the following: Charges for the use of natural resources; Charges for emissions and discharges of pollutants; Charges for waste disposal and other types of pollution; Tax breaks and lower interest rates for enterprises that use cleaner technologies; Fines and compensation for damage to the environment and human health; and Additional taxation of those enterprises whose activity is dangerous to the environment. The Law also allows local authorities to introduce other types of economic incentives for environmental protection. [2]\n \n The Government determines the norms, methods of calculation and application of fees, charges and fines for the use of natural resources and environmental pollution and the procedure for establishing and using the environmental fund revenues. The fees, charges and fines are subject to indexation to take inflation into account. [2]\n \n A 2004 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (‘UNECE’) brought the effectiveness of the application of the Polluter Pays Principle into question, noting that the Government of Tajikistan should consider reassessing the “fees, and that such proposals should be designed for better application of the “polluter pays” and “user pays” principles, so that the rates provide incentives to reduce pollution and take environmentally sound measures”. [4]\n \n A follow-up 2017 report by the UNECE noted that the Government of Tajikistan had not implemented the 2004 recommendation to adopt a more effective Polluter Pays Principle framework, and that “overall progress with improving the expenditure framework has been slow”. [5] However, no changes to the existing legislative framework were listed on the Government of Tajikistan's legislative database at the time of research in July 2020. [2]\n \n A World Bank water resources expert had no information on whether the polluter pays principle is actively implemented in Tajikistan, and whether the related fine systems for water pollution are used de facto, particularly because little information is available relating to industrial water use/pollution. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"The “Polluter Pays Principle” is outlined in national legislation and policy. However, it is unclear whether the principle is fully actively implemented in practice and the available information on the practical application of the principle shows that the principle is extremely limited in its effectiveness.\n \n The Tajik legislature adopted the Polluter Pays Principle in the field of water pollution, which has been in place since the adoption of the 1993 Environmental Protection Law. [1] A new Environmental Protection Law was adopted in 2011, and this was last updated in 2017. [2, 3]\n \n The 2011 Environmental Protection Law outlines the economic mechanism for environmental protection to develop incentives for governmental bodies, enterprises, organizations and citizens to take measures for environmental safety, rational use and renewal of natural resources. The Law enforces the “polluter pays” and the “user pays” principles, according to which users are charged for the right to use natural resources within established limits and for excess use. Polluters are charged for emissions and discharges of pollutants, waste disposal and other types of pollution within established limits and for excess pollution. [2]\n \n The Law lists a number of economic instruments for environmental protection, including the following: Charges for the use of natural resources; Charges for emissions and discharges of pollutants; Charges for waste disposal and other types of pollution; Tax breaks and lower interest rates for enterprises that use cleaner technologies; Fines and compensation for damage to the environment and human health; and Additional taxation of those enterprises whose activity is dangerous to the environment. The Law also allows local authorities to introduce other types of economic incentives for environmental protection. [2]\n \n The Government determines the norms, methods of calculation and application of fees, charges and fines for the use of natural resources and environmental pollution and the procedure for establishing and using the environmental fund revenues. The fees, charges and fines are subject to indexation to take inflation into account. [2]\n \n A 2004 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (‘UNECE’) brought the effectiveness of the application of the Polluter Pays Principle into question, noting that the Government of Tajikistan should consider reassessing the “fees, and that such proposals should be designed for better application of the “polluter pays” and “user pays” principles, so that the rates provide incentives to reduce pollution and take environmentally sound measures”. [4]\n \n A follow-up 2017 report by the UNECE noted that the Government of Tajikistan had not implemented the 2004 recommendation to adopt a more effective Polluter Pays Principle framework, and that “overall progress with improving the expenditure framework has been slow”. [5] However, no changes to the existing legislative framework were listed on the Government of Tajikistan's legislative database at the time of research in July 2020. [2]\n \n A World Bank water resources expert had no information on whether the polluter pays principle is actively implemented in Tajikistan, and whether the related fine systems for water pollution are used de facto, particularly because little information is available relating to industrial water use/pollution. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"The government of Myanmar has implemented programmes to enhance water use efficiency across some sectors.\n\nAccording to an assessment in October 2014, there has been programs for watershed management, drainage control, capacity building, improving navigability and operational improvement of water systems. [1] NWP states that \"The adaptation strategies could also include better demand management, particularly, through adoption of compatible agricultural strategies and cropping patterns and improved water application methods, such as land leveling and/or drip / sprinkler irrigation as they enhance the water use efficiency, as also, the capability for dealing with increased variability. [2] The IWRM strategy states that Water User Associations are an existing phenomenon in Myanmar, but can be improved upon by turning them into true consumer/water users' organisations. [3] The the Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department (IWUMD) are presently exploring the possibility of creating a new structure for setting more Water Users’ Groups and Water Users’ Committees. For that, IWUMD encourages to set up awareness programme for farmer’s participation in on-farm level management. The government is also the Government sharing the knowledge for water use efficiency by participatory trainings and workshops conducted by local and the international organizations. [4] The Agricultural Sector Review and Investment Strategy by UNDP for Myanmar also mentions the government's realization that better Water Users’ Associations (WUAs) and farmer participation in system operation and maintenance, the financial burden on the public sector can be reduced and water use efficiency increased with a set of standard irrigation performance indicators grouped by irrigation type, agro-ecological zone focusing on the agricultural productivity, water use efficiency and system sustainability being targeted as an output in the overall strategy. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"Turkey applies the polluter pays principle. According to Article 26 of the Water Pollution Control Regulation, “The polluter is responsible and obligated for checking the quality and quantity of wastewaters, reducing and purifying pollution, regular and periodic monitoring and documentation for inspecting whether standards on discharge waters are being followed.... Costs related to these measurements carried out by the administration are covered by the polluter”[1]\n\nIn addition, under the Environment Law- which also covers water resources, a polluter must clean up the pollution or pay the costs incurred by the Ministry for the clean-up according to the “polluter pays” principle. [2]\n\nIn January 2019, The Turkish Government increased the fines being awarded accordign to Article 20 of the Environmental Law. This suggests implementation of the principle is occuring. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"Turkmenistan applies the \"polluter pays\" principle, but it is not comprehensively outlined in national legislation and evidence suggests that the pollution fines are rarely implemented.\n \n The main piece of legislation dealing with water management in Turkmenistan, the Water Code (last modified in 2019), stipulates that the State Committee on Water Management is the agency responsible for granting permission for the discharge of wastewater in the country. It is also responsible for administering penalties for violations of the Water Code. [1] The penalties are outlined in the Administrative Offences Code (last updated in November 2019), which establishes fines for the pollution of waterways and failures to ensure the protection of waterways. [2] The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) reported in its most recent Environmental Performance Review of Turkmenistan (in 2012) that these fines were \"much too low to create meaningful incentives for polluters to engage in pollution abatement\" and that, moreover, the government of Turkmenistan has stated that such sanctions are rarely applied. [3] \n \n Moreover, the UNECE has reported that wastewater discharges by state-owned domestic enterprises and those operating under joint venture agreements are subject to per-cubic-meter charges. [4] However, this information could not be corroborated on the websites of the Government of Turkmenistan or of the Ministry of Agriculture and Water Resources. [5, 6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"The national legislation or policy applies the polluter pays principle and evidence suggests it is implemented in practice.\n \n Neither the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" nor the \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") make specific reference to the polluter pays principle. [1, 2] However, Art. 106 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" envisages the imposition of charges for services that pollute bodies of water or have other detrimental effects on them as an economic measure to promote water conservation and protection. [1] \n \n Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No 820 of 11 October 2018 \"On Measures to Further Improve Economic Mechanisms for Environmental Protection\" does not specifically refer to the polluter pays principle, but introduces an equivalent scheme by instituting the Statute on the Procedure for Compensation Payments for Environmental Pollution and the Production of Waste in the Republic of Uzbekistan (Appendix 1). [3] In particular, it governs compensation payments for pollution of the environment and production of waste in Uzbekistan. Under Chapter 2, such compensatory payments must be made in respect of, among other things, the discharge of pollutants into water bodies and the discharge of waste pollutants in excess of the established norms into municipal and local sewage networks. Chp. 3 stipulates that legal entities producing emissions or waste and legal entities or individuals releasing waste exceeding the established norms into sewage networks are liable for such payments. Public bodies (i.e. those that are financed entirely by the State Budget) are not subject to such payments but instead have compensation payments deducted from revenues derived from polluting activities outside of the main activities of the body. Chp. 4 outlines a method for calculation of a compensation payment, which takes as its outset a base rate as set by Annexes to the document. Annex 4 sets out rates applicable to 84 different pollutants if discharged into water bodies; the rates are expressed as multiples of the country's monthly minimum wage per tonne of pollutant. [3] The 2020 monthly minimum wage is UZS 679 330, or US$ 66.59. [6]\n \n Media reports suggest that the polluter pays principle is implemented in practice. For example, the National Information Agency of Uzbekistan reports that in the first quarter of 2019, the total amount of compensatory payments and fines for pollution stood at UZS 1.73 bn [4]. An example of the implementation of the polluter pays principle specifically in relation to water pollution is given by Galiya Amirova, Head of Standardisation at the Tashkent Municipal Committee for Environmental Protection in an interview with environmental information network sreda.uz, where she describes the as-is and to-be effect of the implementation of the principle on the Suvsoz state water infrastructure enterprise in 2010. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"The national legislation or policy applies the polluter pays principle and evidence suggests it is implemented in practice.\n \n Neither the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" nor the \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") make specific reference to the polluter pays principle. [1, 2] However, Art. 106 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" envisages the imposition of charges for services that pollute bodies of water or have other detrimental effects on them as an economic measure to promote water conservation and protection. [1] \n \n Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No 820 of 11 October 2018 \"On Measures to Further Improve Economic Mechanisms for Environmental Protection\" does not specifically refer to the polluter pays principle, but introduces an equivalent scheme by instituting the Statute on the Procedure for Compensation Payments for Environmental Pollution and the Production of Waste in the Republic of Uzbekistan (Appendix 1). [3] In particular, it governs compensation payments for pollution of the environment and production of waste in Uzbekistan. Under Chapter 2, such compensatory payments must be made in respect of, among other things, the discharge of pollutants into water bodies and the discharge of waste pollutants in excess of the established norms into municipal and local sewage networks. Chp. 3 stipulates that legal entities producing emissions or waste and legal entities or individuals releasing waste exceeding the established norms into sewage networks are liable for such payments. Public bodies (i.e. those that are financed entirely by the State Budget) are not subject to such payments but instead have compensation payments deducted from revenues derived from polluting activities outside of the main activities of the body. Chp. 4 outlines a method for calculation of a compensation payment, which takes as its outset a base rate as set by Annexes to the document. Annex 4 sets out rates applicable to 84 different pollutants if discharged into water bodies; the rates are expressed as multiples of the country's monthly minimum wage per tonne of pollutant. [3] The 2020 monthly minimum wage is UZS 679 330, or US$ 66.59. [6]\n \n Media reports suggest that the polluter pays principle is implemented in practice. For example, the National Information Agency of Uzbekistan reports that in the first quarter of 2019, the total amount of compensatory payments and fines for pollution stood at UZS 1.73 bn [4]. An example of the implementation of the polluter pays principle specifically in relation to water pollution is given by Galiya Amirova, Head of Standardisation at the Tashkent Municipal Committee for Environmental Protection in an interview with environmental information network sreda.uz, where she describes the as-is and to-be effect of the implementation of the principle on the Suvsoz state water infrastructure enterprise in 2010. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"Venezuela’s 2007 Water Resources Law includes a comprehensive polluter pays policy, but there is insufficient public evidence that it has been implemented with fines or sentences issued against polluters.\n\nArticle 110 of the law establishes that the national water authority can order the necessary measures to “prevent, mitigate or correct” environmental violations, as well as any damaging consequences related to the violations [1]. The article also states that the administrative procedure applying the measures and fines will include the “effective repair of the damage caused, at the expense of the violator” as well as “any other measure” that could repair the damage and avoid the continuation of pollution of water resources [1]. Article 114 establishes additional fines when the damage is deemed to be irreparable [1]. Government websites and news reports do not appear to contain evidence of recent applications of fines or measures against polluters [2]. However, fines have been applied for deforestation as recently as 2017 [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"The polluter pays principle is outlined in the national legislation in Vietnam, but it is not fully adopted or implemented\n\nThe Law on Water Resources of 2012 outlines the principle of \"polluters pay\". According to article 27 of the law, business and service entities that are likely to cause water source pollution are required to have plans and equipment to mitigate pollution. Upon the occurrence of a pollution incident, local authorities will identify the cause and can claim compensation from any responsible entity. [1] Section 8 of the Law on the Environment states, “Any organization, family household or individual, who causes environmental pollution, emergencies and degradation, is responsible to find remedial solutions, pay damages and assumes other responsibilities as stipulated by laws.” [2] Although the legislation outlines polluter pay principles, implementation is not comprehensive. In a press release in 2018, the Vietnam Environment Administration stated that the environment has been under pressure due to rapid economic growth and the government has identified five priority tasks, one of which is the implementation of the polluter pays principle. [3]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n \n [2] Ministry of Justice, \" Water Affairs Management Law Enacted\" (مقرره در مورد کیفیت آب و کنترل و نگهداری آنها) [http://old.moj.gov.af/Content/files/OfficialGazette/01301/OG_01367.pdf]\n \n [3] National Waste Management Policy [https://neis.nepa.gov.af/public/NiCSySroFy]\n \n [4] National Environmental Protection Agency. [https://www.nepa.gov.af/]\n \n [5] Ministry of Water and Energy [https://pcu-mew.gov.af/we/]\n \n [6] Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock {https://mail.gov.af/dr]\n \n [7] GIZ. 16 May 2016. \"SFD Promotion Initiative Kabul Afghanistan\". [https://www.susana.org/_resources/documents/default/3-2612-7-1471005402.pdf].\n \n [8] World Bank. 10 May 2018. \"Environmental and Social Management Framework (ESMF) For the Public-Private Partnerships and Public Investment Advisory Project\". [http://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/fr/604831515552761167/pdf/SFG3921-REVISED-EA-P158768-PUBLIC-Disclosed-5-31-2018.pdf].\n \n [9] Tolo News, 2020. [https://tolonews.com/fa]\n \n [10] The Kabul Times, 2020. [https://www.thekabultimes.gov.af/]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Sustainable Development and Environment. Environmental Management Regulations. 1993. https://observatoriop10.cepal.org/sites/default/files/documents/reglamento_general_de_gestion_ambiental_bolivia.pdf\n[2] Ministry of Sustainable Development and Environment. Regulations on Water Pollution (Supreme Decree 24176). 1995. https://bolivia.infoleyes.com/norma/2238/reglamento-en-materia-de-contaminaci%C3%B3n-h%C3%ADdrica-rmch\n[3] El Deber. Trash company fined more than Bs. 970,000. 2019. https://www.eldeber.com.bo/santacruz/Sancionaron-con-mas-de-Bs-970.000-a-la-empresa-responsable-de-la-basura-20190129-0092.html\n[4] El Deber. Government fines Unagro. 2017. https://www.eldeber.com.bo/santacruz/La-Gobernacion-sanciona-a-Unagro-20170822-0072.html"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1]Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf [2] Global Water Partnership. \"Assessment on the National Water Policy of Myanmar\" https://www.gwp.org/globalassets/global/gwp-sea_files/assessment-on-the-national-water-policy-of-myanmar.pdf [3] Republic of the Union of Myanmar. \"The Environmental Conservation Law\". 30 March 2012. http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs15/2012-environmental_conservation_law-PH_law-09-2012-en.pdf [4] Myanmar Responsible Business. \"Myanmar Oil & Gas Sector Wide Impact Assessment\". https://www.myanmar-responsiblebusiness.org/pdf/SWIA/Oil-Gas/14-Environment.pdf [5] Ministry of the Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation . \"National Waste Management Strategy and Action Plan (2017-2020)\". March 2018. https://optoce.no/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/Myanmar-National-Waste-Management-Strategy_Mar-2018.pdf [6]\"Canal Act\". 1905. https://www.myanmarconstitutionaltribunal.org.mm/lawdatabase/sites/default/files/myanmar_code/2016/11/2-1905%20THE%20CANAL%20ACT..pdf\n [7] \"Factories Act 1951, Amended 2016\". May 2016. http://www.ilo.org/dyn/natlex/natlex4.detail?p_lang=en&p_isn=88477&p_country=MMR&p_count=86&p_classification=14&p_classcount=5 [8]\"Factories Act 1951, Amended 2016\". May 2016. http://www.ilo.org/dyn/natlex/natlex4.detail?p_lang=en&p_isn=88477&p_country=MMR&p_count=86&p_classification=14&p_classcount=5"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A14+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F14,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Office of the President of the Republic (Brazil). \"Law no. 6,938 of 31 August 1981. 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level projects are not explicitly mentioned in Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) legislation. [1,2]\n \n The Regulation on Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (2008) provides a list of sectors and projects which are required to conduct EIAs, and sets out procedures for conducting EIAs in detail. [1] Activities that require EIAs are construction of facilities for power generation, waste disposal, water management and dams, irrigation and flood protection, and water supply and treatment, as well as economic projects involving manufacturing and processing, mining and mineral processing, urban development and tourism and environmentally-sensitive areas. [1, 2] The Regulation does not make any specific mention of transboundary projects. [1, 2] \n \n The 2007 Environmental Law of Afghanistan stipulates the application of EIAs on a range of projects, as listed above, but does not contain separate provisions on Transboundary EIAs. However, it states that \"Where there are environmental issues of regional or transboundary nature, the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan shall coorporate with other States to resolve these issues.[3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Bolivia’s national legislation sets out provisions for procedures for conducting an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for a transboundary level projects, but it is not clear that all Transbounday level projects require an EIA.\n\nThe Regulations on Environmental Prevention and Supervision expand on the basic requirements set out in the Environment Law (No. 1333 of 1992). Projects are classified by industry and potential impact, and the Ministry of Environment periodically updates its list of classifications. For example, the most recent update classifies an oil exploration well as category 3 when no roads or other transport infrastructure need to be build, but as category 1 (most strict) when the site is near wetlands [2]. Article 25 states that projects in categories 3 and 4 do not require an EIA [1]. \n\nArticle 4 establishes that the Ministry of Sustainable Development and Environment is the relevant authority for approving an EIA for transboundary level projects. Article 167 states that entities seeking an EIA for a project that will have transboundary impacts should evaluate these impacts in their EIA. The Ministry is responsible for informing neighboring countries if a reciprocity agreement exists. If no agreement exists, the Ministry is supposed to maintain the principle of “community” in order to properly steward natural resources [1]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"Bosnia and Herzegovina requires Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted for transboundary level projects. This requirement is described in detail in the Environmental Protection Laws of two entities and district Brcko,.\n\nThe requirement for EIA's in transboundary level projects is specified in article 63 in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, articles 75-79 in Republic of Srpska and article 60 in Brcko District. \n\nIn Federation of BiH, the rules relating to the EIA in the context of cross-border impacts apply when there is a probability that the project will have a significant impact on the environment of the other entity and/or there is an obligation under international treaties, bilateral agreements or for other reasons. According to article 56 of the Law the permitting system covers multiple sectors, such as energy, use of water, use of space, emissions or waste production. [1]\n\nIn Republic of Srpska, if projects can have a cross-border impact on another country, the Ministry of Environment will act in the sense of the provisions of Art. 75 to 78 of this Law, when there is an obligation on that basis international treaties or agreements, principles of reciprocity or official political agreements. According to article 63 of the Law the permitting system covers multiple sectors, such as energy, use of water, use of space, emissions or waste production.[ 2, 3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"Brazil requires an EIA for the majority of projects however the legislation that covers this topic does include mention of Transboundary Considerations.\n\nBrazil requires Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted for any project that could potentially have an environmental impact. According to Article 225-§1-IV of the Federal Constitution of 1988, the government must \"require, in the manner prescribed by law, for the installation of works and activities which may potentially cause significant degradation of the environment, a prior environmental impact study, which must be published\". [1] \n\nResolution of 1 of 1986 of the National Council of Environment (CONAMA) provides specific details of the types of projects that require EIAs, as well as the procedures and format. The costs of the EIA will be paid by the owner of the project. Article 2 of the Resolution lists examples of types of projects that require EIAs. Transboundary level projects are not explicitly mentioned; however, the language is broad and does not exclude transboundary projects either. [2] \n\nHowever as transboundary projects are not mentioned, this is indicative that their specific requirements are not addressed. Therefore this regime cannot be said to cover this topic. [1,2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"Cambodia requires Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted for projects in the country, but there are no defined EIA procedures for transboundary level projects.\n\nCambodia's Law on Environment Protection and Natural Resource Management, adopted in 1996, includes requirements to undertake an Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) on every project and activity, private or public, and submit these documents for review to Ministry of Environment (chapter 3); however, the law doesn't make any reference to transboundary projects [1]. The gap in national legislations is considered by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) as one of the main factors causing delay in finalising Framework for Transboundary Environmental Impact Assessment (TbEIA) which has been developed more than a decade to supplement existing cooperation in accordance with the Procedures for Notification, Prior Consultation and Agreement. [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"China requires Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted for projects in the country, but there are no defined EIA procedures for transboundary level projects.\n\nThe EIA Law in China, revised in 2018, requires EIA for projects within the territory of the People's Republic of China or within other seas subject to the jurisdiction of the People's Republic of China. Such projects include general projects that concern the use of land and the programs for constructing, developing and utilizing the areas, drainage areas or sea areas, and the special projects of industry, agriculture, animal husbandry, forestry, energy, water conservancy, communications, municipal construction, tourism, and natural resources development[1]. The Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law requires projects that directly or indirectly discharging pollutants to waters and other water establishments to be subject to EIA [2]. China's policies for EIA of transboundary projects remain unclear."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"National environmental legislation in Colombia does not require an EIA specifically for transboundary level projects. \n\nArticles 57 and 58 of the Environmental Law (Law 99 of 1993) define EIAs and outline the procedure for obtaining them. The law establishes that all projects that require an environmental license must present an EIA. The law does not mention transboundary projects [1]. According to Article 1, the Environmental Law covers all renewable natural resources, while Articles 30 and 31 state that regulations will follow the general principles established under Article 1 and that water resources are covered by those regulations [1]. Decree 2820 of 2010 regulates the environmental licensing process. Articles 8 and 9 of the decree list projects that require an environmental license (and thus must present an EIA). The decree does not specifically mention transboundary or border projects, although many of the projects included in the list could be carried out across national borders [2]. In 2018, the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development (MADS) issued an updated General Methodology for the Elaboration and Presentation of Environmental Studies. The methodology mentions projects in border areas once, stating that such projects should consider any binational agreements which could affect them [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"Croatia requires Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted for transboundary level projects.\n\nThe Law on Environmental Protection and the Ordinance on Environmental Impact Assessment provides a procedure for assessing the EIA. [1] \n\nAccording to article 20 of the Ordinance on Environmental Impact Assessment, \"the competent administrative body [at the local level] will, in the process of assessing the EIA, in the case of the assessment that the operation could significantly affect the environment of another state, inform the Ministry of Environmental Protection for the purpose of launching the procedure to another state.\" At the same time, with the delivery of this notice, it will submit to the Ministry a request for legal assistance. In this case, the competent administrative body in the local area can not make a decision on permitting the project to go ahead. \n\nAnnexes 1, 2 and 3 of the Ordinance define a list of operations for which EIA is required and split responsibility for its performance between the Ministry of Environment, counties and municipalities. Also, Annex 5 defines criteria based on which it is decided whether EIA is needed (e.g. scope of operation, location of operation etc.). [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Ecuador’s Environmental Code and regulations require an EIA for many projects, but do not mention transboundary-level projects specifically. \n\nArticle 174 of the law states that the National Environmental Authority shall create and update a catalog of activities to in order to determine which require an EIA. Article 179 specifies that only activities judged to cause medium or high environmental impacts are require the presentation of an EIA [1]. The law does not mention a requirement for transboundary-level projects to present an EIA. The main mentions of transboundary issues in the law refer to the transportation of waste [1]. Similarly, the Unified Text of Secondary Environmental Legislation does not describe a requirement for transboundary-level projects to present an EIA [2]. The catalog of activities used to determine if an EIA is required for a project is accessible online via the Single System for Environmental Information. The catalog does not include a specific entry for transboundary-level projects, but does include project categories that could be developed as transboundary-level projects, such as electricity generation, mining, oil and gas, roadway construction, and all types of industry [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"The EIA process in Guinea does not outline the necessity for, or proceedures realting, an EIA for transboundary projects. Indeed, although it seems that EIA is required for some transboundary-level projects, the procedures to conduct it are not described in detail in the national legislation or policy and the scale of projects is not mentioned. However, the obligation to inform the other riparian states of any transboundary project on the Senegal river affecting them is mentioned in the 2002 Senegal Water Charter (art 5) that regulates the river of Senegal [5] \n\n\nIn the Environmental Code (1987), a general procedure to conduct an EIA for all types of projects is presented, such as the need to have an analysis of the initial state of the site and the environment; the expected consequences of the project and the strategy to reduce environmental risks. Nevertheless, the scale of projects that would need an EIA is not mentioned. It is only stated in article 82 that projects, depending on their size, the nature of the activity or the impact on the environment, will require an EIA. [1] \n\nMoreover, in the Decree codifying Environmental Impact Assessments (1989), some transboundary-level projects such as \"research and exploitation of mineral resources in maritime zones subjected to the sovereignty of the Guinean jurisdiction; aquaculture facilities; industrial sea fishing establishments and facilities that may release substances into the marine environment; or any project related to continental waters\", require an EIA. Nevertheless, none of the projects listed refer to management of freshwater resources that are transboundary e.g. rivers etc. [2]\n\nThe responsibility and administration of the EIA process is hold by the National Service for Environmental Evaluations. Nevertheless, further information about this agency could not be provided since it does not have a website. [4]. Finally, in a report written by Koassi d'Almeida, assessing the quality of the EIA process in Guinea, it is stated that the institutional and reglementary process for EIA is incomplete and rarely applied. Moreover, during the last 3 years, only 10 projects submitted an EIA, none of them related to TBW [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"Though the EIA system in place may mean that 'some' projects that have a transboundary impact need an EIA, not all projects likely to have a transboundary impact must undertake an EIA. Nor are TBW projects mentioned explictly.\n\nSince 1979 there has been an environmental assessment bureau in the Department of Environment [1]and, according to a ratification by the Supreme Council of Environment in 1994, seven types of project require an EIA [2]. Building dams and other water structures is one of those seven areas [2]. Therefore when the transboundary-level project involves building dams and other water structures an EIA is legally required. However the 1994 ratification does not mention transboundary impacts specifically [2].\n\nFurthermore, an assessment of Iranian EIA's completed by Khosravi et al (2019) found that the screening process outlined above meant that projects with severe environmental impacts were being missed, in particular when it came to water. For example, the current system means \"only dams with a height above 15 m need to be subjected to EIA. However, the question should be whether dams with a height below 15 m have significant environmental impact or not\" - as it has been found that many small dams can have a worse impact [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"In Iraq, EIA is required for all projects, without specifying whether they are TBW or not, according to article 10 of the Iraqi Law of Protection and Improvement of the Environment, No. 27 of 2009 (1). Article 10 stipulates the following \"First: Before initiating any project, the owner of the project is committed to submit an impact assessment report including \na) assessment of the positive and negative impacts of the project on the environment and the impact on the environment surrounding the project; \nb) suggestion of means to avoid and treat the causes of pollution to comply with environmental controls and instructions; \nc) emergency and potential pollution cases and precautions that are to be taken to prevent them; \nd) possible alternatives to the use of less harmful and environmentally friendly technologies and resources; \ne) reduction, recycling or reuse of wastes wherever possible; \nf) estimate of the environmental feasibility of the project and estimate of the cost of pollution relative to production.\nSecond: Include the technical and economic feasibility study of any draft report provided for in item (First) of the Article.\"\n\nIn terms of transboundary level projects, it is stated in Article 20 that “it is strictly forbidden to introduce or circulate hazardous and radioactive wastes from other countries to the Iraqi territory, airspace or maritime areas without notifying the authorities and obtaining their official approval”. However no reference is made on notification of other countries for actions on Iraq territory (1).\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"Kazakhstan requires environmental impact assessments (EIAs) to be conducted for transboundary projects, and the procedures are described in detail in the relevant legislation.\n \n Article 36 of the Environmental Code states that EIAs are mandatory for all activities that may have a direct or indirect impact on the environment or public health. [1] These activities are not listed in the Environmental Code, but a separate 2015 regulation from the Ministry of Energy establishes a short list of \"environmentally hazardous forms of activity\". In the water sector, these include the construction or location in watersheds of industrial enterprises using biological, chemical or radioactive materials and activity in any location of wastewater treatment plants with capacity equivalent to 150 000 citizens or more. [10] Articles 37–42 describe in detail the procedures and requirements for conducting EIAs. [1] The procedure for conducting EIAs is described in further detail in a dedicated regulation issued by the Ministry of Environmental Protection in 2007. [2]\n \n Article 43 of the Environmental Code states that peculiarities of EIAs for transboundary projects are defined by international agreements. [1] Since 2000 Kazakhstan has been party to the Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in Transboundary Context (also known as the Espoo Convention), which requires EIAs for various categories of activity likely to cause a transboundary impact. [3, 4] Activities covered include oil refineries, thermal power stations, nuclear facilities, metal processing plants, integrated chemical installations, major roads, gas pipelines, oil pipelines, chemical pipelines, commercial ports, waste disposal facilities, dams, reservoirs, groundwater extraction or recharge activities, mining, fossil fuel extraction, deforestation, river engineering, waste water treatment, large-scale poultry farms, large-scale pig farms and wind farms. [4]\n \n According to open sources and an expert interviewee, EIAs are widely conducted in Kazakhstan for projects with an impact on water resources in Kazakhstan, although the interviewee noted a stipulation of the Water Code that all new sector-specific, corporate or territorial programmes must receive confirmation that there are sufficient water resources in the area of the project to accommodate it is not complied with in practice. [5, 6, 7] However, according to a United Nations Economic Commission for Europe document dated 2017, there were at that time no recent examples of transboundary EIAs conducted in Kazakhstan under the provisions of the Espoo Convention, due to the country's lack of a Secretariat established for this purpose. [8] The water sector expert interviewed also stated that no such procedures had been conducted in recent years, and noted that the Sardoba Dam in Uzbekistan, which burst in May 2020 flooding 30 000 ha of agricultural land, had been constructed (from 2010) without a transboundary EIA or consultation with Kazakhstan, despite Uzbekistan also being a party to Espoo. [7, 9] The expert was of the opinion that a similar failure to implement transboundary EIA regulations was possible in Kazakhstan. [7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"In Kyrgyzstan, an Environmental Impact Assessment (‘EIA’) is required for transboundary level projects, but legislation does not describe the procedures and requirements for conducting EIAs in detail.\n \n The Decree of the Government of Kyrgyzstan “On approval of the Regulation on the procedure for environmental impact assessment in the Kyrgyz Republic”, dated 2015, provides that “when planning activities that may present significant adverse transboundary effects, an environmental impact assessment procedure must be conducted in accordance with the provisions of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe’s Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context”. [1]\n \n Additionally, since 2001 Kyrgyzstan has been party to the Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in Transboundary Context (also known as the Espoo Convention), which requires EIAs for various categories of activity likely to cause a transboundary impact. [2, 3]\n \n The 2015 EIA Law in Kyrgyzstan sets out that the following activities require EIAs: energy industry facilities, including fossil fuel extraction, power stations, heat stations, and related transmission lines and pipelines; construction of hydraulic facilities including reservoirs, water uptakes, wastewater treatment, and sewerage, water supply and irrigation systems; agricultural projects, including intensification of agricultural production, recultivation of land, and animal, poultry and fish rearing activity; mining and related processing activity; metal processing plants; production of construction materials, glass, pharmaceutical or biological products, food products (including fats, meat, sugar, tobacco, alcohol), and textiles; storage of toxic, radioactive or otherwise dangerous materials; solid waste processing, treatment and storage, and other activity in the transport and construction sectors including construction of roads, railways, airports and automobile fuelling stations. [1] This list of activity is in line with the requirements of the Espoo Convention. [2, 3]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee explained that the EIA procedures are indeed implemented, but that there is not a “Strategic Environmental Assessment” (‘SEA’) programme (a systematic process for evaluating the environmental implications of a proposed policy, plan or programme) in the Kyrgyz Republic. [4] The interviewee noted that EIAs are formally carried out with the help of EIA specialists (there are companies in Kyrgyzstan that specifically assist project with the carrying out of EIAs), and EIAs are strictly carried out in co-ordination with local authorities, but that the Kyrgyz EIA Decree does not describe the procedures and requirements for conducting EIAs in detail. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) are required in Laos for investment projects which are likely to create impacts beyond the border. \n\nThe 2010 Decree on Environmental Impact Assessment clearly states that for an investment project likely to create impacts beyond the border, a transboundary environmental impact assessment must be conducted. [1] Environmental Impact Assessment Guidelines issued by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment give over 140 pages of detailed procedures for conducting EIAs and Initial Environmental Examinations. [2] The guidelines state that a transboundary impact assessment should be conducted if the project may cause impacts in neighbouring countries and also that projects should refer to authorities in neighbouring countries where transboundary impacts may be an issue [2]. These measures were reinforced by a new prime minister’s decree, signed in January 2019, approving the MONRE instruction on Environmental and Social Impact Assessments. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"EIA is required for the majority of projects according to the law 01-020 on pollution [1] and procedures to conduct are described in detail in the application decree n°2018-0991/P-RM of 31 December 2018 relating to the study and the notice of environmental and social impacts [2]. Transboundary level projects are not explicitly mentioned in the legisaltion; however, the language is broad and does not exclude transboundary projects either. [2] This is evidenced by the example of an EIA undertaken for a transnational electrification project between Mali and Guinea in 2018 [3]. The obligation to inform the other riparian states of any transboundary project on the Senegal river affecting them is also mentioned in the 2002 Senegal Water Charter (art 5) that regulates the river of Senegal [4]\n\nIndeed, art. 3 of the law 01-020 on pollution stipulates that any activity likely to harm the environment and the quality of the living environment is subject to prior authorisation from the Minister for the Environment on the basis of an EIA, which effectively means that any private or public sector project, including transboundary projects, are subject to an EIA [1]. The conditions for it are set in the application decree n°2018-0991/P-RM of 31 December 2018 on EIA, which outlines three types of projects: \n(a) Category A: Projects of category A have very severe negative impacts which generally are irreversible, unprecedented, and their effects are most oftenly felt in a larger area than the site that are subjected to the works\n(b) Category B: Projects whose negative impacts on the environment and the people are less severe than the ones of category A. Their impacts are generally known and rarely irreversible.\n(c) Category C: Projects whose negative impacts on the environment are not significant.\nCategories A and B are subject to an EIA [2].\n\nThe Annex of Decree 2018-0991 determines which projects are allocated to these three different categories on the basis of the initiative features and thresholds based in environmental parameters. Transboundary-level projects, such as dams and anything relating to water resources are cited as part of Catergories A or B (depending on their size), thereby all transboundary-level projects are subject to an EIA [2]. \n\nFurthermore, the decree clearly outlines the procedures to follow: (i) Screening, (ii) Scoping, (iii)Environmental Analysis and Review, (iv) Decision-making (issuing of an environmental permit) and (v) Monitoring [2]. For instance, the National Directorate of Sanitation, Pollution Control and Nuisance (DNACPN) assigns to which category the project belongs during step (i) based on a \"starting document\" (article 15 of Decree 2018-0991 defines the content of the starting document used for screening). Then at step (ii) the proponent has to submit a draft of the Terms of Reference (ToR) for the EIA report (art 20 Decree 18-0991). In the following, a field visit is conducted by a committee consisting of the respective technical department and the proponent or his representative. Such a field visit has to be done in order to get the approval of the ToR. Upon approval of the ToR through the DNACPN, the people living in the intervention zone of the project are informed by the proponent. [2]. To sum up, the decree specifies which documents are necessary for each step, as well as the authority reponsible (DNACPN), and gives a timeline for the obtention of the permit [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"The Mauritanian decree No. 2004-94 relating to the EIA stipulates that EIA is required for all projects likely to have a direct or indirect impact on the environment without specifically citing transboundary-level projects [1]. The obligation to inform the other riparian states of any transboundary project on the Senegal river affecting them is also mentioned in the 2002 Senegal Water Charter (art 5) that regulates the river of Senegal [4]\n\n\nThe EIA procedures to conduct are described in detail in the said decree [1]. The decree stipulates that there are 3 categories of projects:\n(A) Projects requiring an EIA\n(B) Projects requiring a notice of environmental impact\n(C) Projects not requiring any of these two procedures \nA ministerial decree decides which kinds of projects belong to which category, however the decrees are not available online [2], [3], and is thus impossible to verify if the transboundary level projects are subject to an EIA. However, inferring from the fact that EIAs are required for major projects in the riparian states (e.g. Mali) [4] and that transboundary-level projects are usually major projects such as dams [5], it is safe to assume the EIA applies to these types of projects.\n\nHowever an absence of TBW consideration in the EIA proceedures (e.g. notification, assessing impact on other states) is suggestive that this process may not comprehensive for transboundary projects. [1,4] \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"Myanmar requires Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted for projects in the country, but there are no defined EIA procedures for transboundary level projects.\n\nIn the Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry Notification No. 616/2015, the department shall take into account the likelihood of transboundary impacts in deciding if an EIA is needed -however having high likelihood of transboundary impacts does not automatically require an EIA (Article 23). A latter stipulation, in Article 25, specifies that an EIA is required in the following cases where a project will operate in: (i) a forest conservation area (including biodiversity reserved area); (ii) a public forest; (iii) a park (including marine parks); (iv) a mangrove swamp; (v) any other sensitive coastal area; (vi) a wildlife sanctuary; (vii) a scientific reserve; (viii) a nature reserve; (ix) a geophysically significant reserve; (x) any other nature reserve nominated by the Minister; (xi) a protected cultural heritage area; and (xii) a protected archeological area or area of historical significance. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"Perú requires Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted for projects in the country, but there are no specific procedures that are defined in the legislation for transboundary level projects.\n\nIn 2001, the National Congress issued the Law on the National System of Environmental Impact Assessment (LEY Nº 27446, Ley del Sistema Nacional de Evaluación del Impacto Ambiental). The law establishes a uniform process for the requirements, steps, and objectives for EIAs for investment projects that affect the environment. [1] The types of projects include large-scale projects in agriculture, tourism, defence, energy and mining, and industry. A comprehensive list has published in 2011 by the Ministry of the Environment. [2] However, the law does not outline specific measures for transboundary level projects. [1,2]\n\nA 2018 study on transboundary level EIAs in Perú concluded that although the country does not have a normative framework that regulates the implementation of cross border EIAs, there is already some experience this. The Pucamarca mine, a project near the Chilean border, had to conduct an EIA on the impacts on the Chilean territory, but this has due to external pressure from the Chilean community. The EIA has shared with Peruvian and Chilean authorities, but it is not possible to verify what the outcomes were. [3]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"In Senegal, EIA is required for transboundary-level projects and procedures to conduct are described in detail in the national legislation or policy. \n\nThe Environmental Code presents in its chapter V (Article 48), the necessity to conduct EIA for any projects that may endanger the environment at the local, national or regional level. Moreover, it is specifically stated that the authorities of neighboring countries must be informed and consulted on any project or activity that may have a transboundary impact. The article 49 describes this procedure, and the different steps that EIA must include. (1) No project could be found that publicly indicates having conducted an EIA. This may be related to the fact that, although on average, 60 EIA are examined and validated per year, the database of projects that have submitted an EIA is only for internal use. (2)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"Serbia requires Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted for transboundary level projects. \n\nAccording to article 32 'Information relating to potential transboundary impacts' of the Law on Environmental Impact Assessment [1], when a planned project may have a significant impact on the environment of another state, or when another state in which the environment could be significantly threatened requests the information, the Ministry shall submit to the states concerned within the shortest possible period, at the latest simultaneously with notifying its own public the information on: \n1) The project, together with all available information on its possible effects; \n2) The nature of the decision that may be adopted; \n3) The period within which the state concerned may give notice of its intention to participate in the impact assessment procedure. \n\nThe Ministry shall inform the state concerned, which was consulted in the decision making procedure, about the decision to grant or refuse the application for approval of the EIA Study and the main reasons that were the basis for the decision including the reasons for the acceptance or refusal of the opinions obtained from the authorities, organisations and the public concerned and, where necessary, on the most important measures that the project developer must undertake in order to prevent, reduce or eliminate the adverse effects on the environment. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"Slovenia requires Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted for transboundary level projects that could have a significant impact on other states.\n\nAccording to the Environmental Protection Act (2004) [4], the procedure for assessing transboundary impact on the environment shall be carried out for plans that could have a significant impact on the environment in neighbouring countries or other EU Member States and contracting parties to the Protocol on Strategic Environmental Assessment to the Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context. [1] Procedure of EIA is regulated by the Environmental Protection Law and it is prescribed in detail under articles 41, 51, 51a, 51b, 58-60. [2, 3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"Transboundary water projects in Syria do not require an EIA.\n\nSyria first introduced EIA as a Draft Decree in 1995, which was not formally adopted until 2008. In 2010, a review done by the National Agricultural Policy Center, Ministry of Agriculture and Agrarian Reform in Syria concluded that the new EIA provisions do provide sound legal basis for decision making on whether projects should go forward or not. This review makes no mention to requirement of an EIA for transboundary projects.[4] \n\nHowever, it was ascertained that EIA implementation faces a number of barriers such as, a lack of EIA integration into existing decision making and licensing processes and persistent exclusion of public projects from EIA [4] \n\nWater legislation No.31 and Environmental law No.50 do not mention or mandate any Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted for transboundary level projects. [1] [2] [3] The Mediterranean Environmental Technical Assistance Program by the World Bank does mention an EIA Assessment profile for Syria but does not provide any current status update - therefore it is also diffcult to asecertain then current applicablity of the EIA legislation in Syria post 2012 [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"In Tajikistan, an Environmental Impact Assessment (‘EIA’) is required to be conducted for transboundary-level projects, and procedures to conduct are described in detail in the national legislation or policy.\n \n The procedures for EIAs in Tajikistan are set out in the 2017 EIA Law. [1] The 2017 EIA Law sets out different categories of project subject to an EIA. [1] “Category A” specifically refers to projects which meets the following criteria (amongst others): the subject of the assessment has a direct impact on specially protected natural areas protected by environmental conventions and other international agreements or having other international status; the subject of assessment has a transboundary impact. [1] If any one of these criteria is met, the proposed project becomes subject to a mandatory EIA. [1]\n \n Additionally, the 2017 EIA Law specifies “Special Features” of EIAs for facilities with a transboundary impact, which provides that EIAs for such facilities must be carried out as determined by the government, as well as international legal acts recognized by Tajikistan. [1]\n \n The 2017 EIA Law provides a clear description of how EIAs should proceed, and that these should be based on commonly-accepted principles including: multi-stakeholder-participation, open access to information, and responsibility of the person carrying out the proposed project, etc. [1]\n \n The 2017 EIA Law explicitly provides that EIAs in Tajikistan should proceed on several key principles, which include: the presumption of the potential environmental hazard of economic and other planned activities; the obligation to conduct an environmental impact assessment of economic and other planned activities, which may have a direct or indirect negative impact on the environment; mandatory environmental impact assessment at the design stage; mandatory consideration of environmental safety requirements when conducting environmental impact assessments; the reliability and completeness of the information used in the assessment of environmental impact; scientific validity and objectivity of conclusions on environmental impact assessments; free access to the results of environmental impact assessments; taking into account the opinions of interested parties; and responsibility of the customer of economic and other planned activities for the negative consequences of the project. [1]\n \n Although the United Nations Treaty Collection states that Tajikistan is not party to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe’s Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context (‘Espoo Convention’), the Legislature of Tajikistan has adopted a law on accession to the Convention. [3] The 2017 EIA Law does not make specific mention to the Espoo Convention’s EIA provisions. [2]\n \n A local water resources expert noted that, as per the Tajik legislation, EIAs are indeed implemented and required for any project, including those with a transboundary impact. The expert mentioned the example of Roghun Dam (large ongoing dam project to be completed by 2029, located 110 kilometres from Dushanbe) as one of the few projects where extensive riparian consultations were held as part of the EIA process. For other projects with anticipated environmental impact, the local legislation always refers to international agreements. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"In Tajikistan, an Environmental Impact Assessment (‘EIA’) is required to be conducted for transboundary-level projects, and procedures to conduct are described in detail in the national legislation or policy.\n \n The procedures for EIAs in Tajikistan are set out in the 2017 EIA Law. [1] The 2017 EIA Law sets out different categories of project subject to an EIA. [1] “Category A” specifically refers to projects which meets the following criteria (amongst others): the subject of the assessment has a direct impact on specially protected natural areas protected by environmental conventions and other international agreements or having other international status; the subject of assessment has a transboundary impact. [1] If any one of these criteria is met, the proposed project becomes subject to a mandatory EIA. [1]\n \n Additionally, the 2017 EIA Law specifies “Special Features” of EIAs for facilities with a transboundary impact, which provides that EIAs for such facilities must be carried out as determined by the government, as well as international legal acts recognized by Tajikistan. [1]\n \n The 2017 EIA Law provides a clear description of how EIAs should proceed, and that these should be based on commonly-accepted principles including: multi-stakeholder-participation, open access to information, and responsibility of the person carrying out the proposed project, etc. [1]\n \n The 2017 EIA Law explicitly provides that EIAs in Tajikistan should proceed on several key principles, which include: the presumption of the potential environmental hazard of economic and other planned activities; the obligation to conduct an environmental impact assessment of economic and other planned activities, which may have a direct or indirect negative impact on the environment; mandatory environmental impact assessment at the design stage; mandatory consideration of environmental safety requirements when conducting environmental impact assessments; the reliability and completeness of the information used in the assessment of environmental impact; scientific validity and objectivity of conclusions on environmental impact assessments; free access to the results of environmental impact assessments; taking into account the opinions of interested parties; and responsibility of the customer of economic and other planned activities for the negative consequences of the project. [1]\n \n Although the United Nations Treaty Collection states that Tajikistan is not party to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe’s Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context (‘Espoo Convention’), the Legislature of Tajikistan has adopted a law on accession to the Convention. [3] The 2017 EIA Law does not make specific mention to the Espoo Convention’s EIA provisions. [2]\n \n A local water resources expert noted that, as per the Tajik legislation, EIAs are indeed implemented and required for any project, including those with a transboundary impact. The expert mentioned the example of Roghun Dam (large ongoing dam project to be completed by 2029, located 110 kilometres from Dushanbe) as one of the few projects where extensive riparian consultations were held as part of the EIA process. For other projects with anticipated environmental impact, the local legislation always refers to international agreements. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"Thailand does require EIA to be conducted for transboundary-level projects but with certain conditions. \n\nThe Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment Notifications under the Enhancement and Conservation of National Environmental Quality Act (NEQA), B.E. 2535 (1992) and 2nd Edition, B.E. 2561 (2018) state that the only type of transboundary-level projects that require an EIA are - International Transbasin Diversion, except for Temporary Diversion in the case of the disaster or where there is an Impact on National Security [1][2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"Though EIA legislation in Turkey is comprehensive, it does not make specific reference to Transboundary level projects.\n\nThe Regulation on Environmental Impact Assessment provides a list of sectors and projects which are required to conduct EIA, and sets out procedures for the conduct of the Assessment in detail. It does not make any specific mention of transboundary projects but does not exclude them. [1] The list includes projects such as refineries, nuclear stations, hydroelectric stations, waterways, dams, docks and shipyards etc. This might mean that the majority projects on a transboundary level require EIA without direct references to transboundary regulations. However it does not set out the special proceedures or considerations needed for a comprehensive transboundary EIA. The Ministry of Environment and Urbanisation is responsible for providing “EIA Positive”, “EIA Negative”, “EIA Necessary” and “EIA Unnecessary” decisions.[1]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"Environmental impact assessments (EIAs) are a prerequisite for some water projects, but it is not clear whether transboundary level projects are specifically subject to this requirement. \n \n Two pieces of legislation establish the necessity of EIAs for planned economic projects. The requirement itself is established in the law \"On environmental protection,\" last modified in 2017, which stipulates that planned economic activities that may have a direct or indirect effect on the environment are subject to an EIA. [1] The specific activities subject to the requirement are elaborated in State Standard TDS 579-2001 “Environmental Impact Assessment of the Planned Economic and Other Activities in Turkmenistan,” approved in 2001. Water-related economic activities for which an EIA is mandatory include trading ports, inland waterways and ports for inland-waterway traffic; large dams and water reservoirs; and all activities in or on the Turkmenistan part of the Caspian Sea and its coastal zone. [2] Thus, it is not obvious that transboundary level water projects specifically are subject to the EIA requirement. However, there is evidence of EIAs being carried out in practice; for example, in 2012, Turkmenenergo State Power Corporation conducted an EIA to assess the impacts of the construction of a new power plant in Zergyar, Turkmenistan. This EIA briefly touches upon the potential impacts of the power plant on the regional water economy, including the Aral Sea. [3] \n \n Moreover, the Water Code of Turkmenistan states that projects which could affect the condition of water are subject to a state ecological assessment, but the procedures for these assessments are not described and there are no special provisions for transboundary level projects. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"Transboundary level projects are not explicitly covered by Uzbekistan's Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) legislation.\n \n Art. 14 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" requires that EIAs among other state assessments be conducted in relation to construction, reconstruction and resotration projects affecting the condition of bodies of water, however no mention is made of transboundary-level projects. [1] No mention is made of EIA for transboundary level projects in the \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). [2]\n \n The regulation of EIA in Uzbekistan is governed by Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 73-II of 25 May 2000 \"On Environmental Impact Assessment\" and Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 949 of 22 November 2018 \"On Approval of the Regulations for Environmental Impact Assessment\". [3, 4] No specific provision is made in these laws requiring EIA for transboundary-level projects. However, transboundary-level projects come under the ambit of the legislation as the list of activities subject to EIAs in Appedix 2 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 949 of 22 November 2018 \"On Approval of the Regulations for Environmental Impact Assessment\" applies equally to activities with and without transboundary impacts. [4] Examples of activities on this list that specifically relate to water management include water channels of national and inter-regional (i.e. inter-oblast) significance, reservoirs, dams, hydroelectric plants, resource extraction in river beds, water treatment facilities and extraction of underground water among others. The procedures for EIAs in Uzbekistan are described in detail in the Resolution. [4]\n \n The EIA system is due to be reformed over the course of 2020-2021 with a draft law and draft secondary legislation to be submitted by 1 November 2021 in accordance with Order of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5863 of 30 October 2019 \"On Approval of the 2030 Strategy for Environmental Protection in the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [5] The first stages of this reform process, i.e. inventorising current law and conducting research into international practices, are due to be completed by 1 September 2020 and 1 December 2020 respectively. As such, no information is available on the inclusion of provisions specifically requiring EIA for transboundary level projects in the draft proposals. \n \n The website for the Centre for State Environmental Impact Assessment of the Republic of Uzbekistan does not function and cannot be consulted. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"Transboundary level projects are not explicitly covered by Uzbekistan's Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) legislation.\n \n Art. 14 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" requires that EIAs among other state assessments be conducted in relation to construction, reconstruction and resotration projects affecting the condition of bodies of water, however no mention is made of transboundary-level projects. [1] No mention is made of EIA for transboundary level projects in the \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). [2]\n \n The regulation of EIA in Uzbekistan is governed by Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 73-II of 25 May 2000 \"On Environmental Impact Assessment\" and Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 949 of 22 November 2018 \"On Approval of the Regulations for Environmental Impact Assessment\". [3, 4] No specific provision is made in these laws requiring EIA for transboundary-level projects. However, transboundary-level projects come under the ambit of the legislation as the list of activities subject to EIAs in Appedix 2 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 949 of 22 November 2018 \"On Approval of the Regulations for Environmental Impact Assessment\" applies equally to activities with and without transboundary impacts. [4] Examples of activities on this list that specifically relate to water management include water channels of national and inter-regional (i.e. inter-oblast) significance, reservoirs, dams, hydroelectric plants, resource extraction in river beds, water treatment facilities and extraction of underground water among others. The procedures for EIAs in Uzbekistan are described in detail in the Resolution. [4]\n \n The EIA system is due to be reformed over the course of 2020-2021 with a draft law and draft secondary legislation to be submitted by 1 November 2021 in accordance with Order of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5863 of 30 October 2019 \"On Approval of the 2030 Strategy for Environmental Protection in the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [5] The first stages of this reform process, i.e. inventorising current law and conducting research into international practices, are due to be completed by 1 September 2020 and 1 December 2020 respectively. As such, no information is available on the inclusion of provisions specifically requiring EIA for transboundary level projects in the draft proposals. \n \n The website for the Centre for State Environmental Impact Assessment of the Republic of Uzbekistan does not function and cannot be consulted. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"Venezuela’s 2006 Framework Environmental Law requires an EIA for all projects, which would include transboundary-level projects, but transboundary issues are not mentioned in the law or regulations. Procedures to conduct an EIA are described in detail in national regulations. \n\nArticle 3 of the law defines an EIA as “an early warning process” based on “continuous analysis” that identifies the best options to carry out a project without “intolerable damages” via a participatory process [1]. According to Article 4, “all activities capable of degrading the environment must be previously evaluated via an environmental and socio-cultural impact study” [1]. Article 80 provides a list of activities that are considered to degrade the environment, which includes atmospheric pollution, accelerating erosion, changing the course of waters, affecting wetlands, among others, as well as a catch-all at the end that states, \"any other activities that may damage the environment or negatively affect biological communities, human health and collective wellbeing\" [1]. Articles 84 and 85 provide more details regarding the study and the EIA and state that technical regulations shall describe the process in more detail [1]. Articles 55 and 56 include water resources and the water cycle under the law [1]. \n\nDecree No. 1,257 of 1996 provides the Regulations for Environmental Evaluation of Activities Susceptible of Degrading the Environment [2]. The regulations provide detailed guidance on carrying out the EIA process and state that the “environmental variable” should be incorporated into all stages of the planning process [2]. In addition, the requirement to carry out EIAs is codified in the Venezuelan Constitution. Article 129 states “all activities susceptible of creating damage to ecosystems must be previously evaluated via an environmental and socio-cultural impact study” [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"Vietnam requires Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted for projects in the country, and legislation mentions transborder monitoring, but there are no specific defined EIA procedures for transboundary level projects.\n\nThe Law on Environment of 2014 is not explicit about the requirement for EIAs, but a legal website on EIAs advises that enterprises that manage activities with a negative impact on the environment shall provide an EIA report. [1,2] The purpose of the EIA is to evaluate the impact of activities on the environment, determining the risks and taking specific and necessary precautions for minimizing the environmental impact. [2] The Law on Environment does mention that measures for river monitoring should include \"trans-border monitoring and assessment of the environmental quality of river water and sediments\". The law also mentions that the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MONRE) is responsible to \"Assess the quality of river water and sediments at inter-provincial and trans-border rivers\". [1] The Law on Water Resources of 2012 does not have any specific provisions for EIAs for transboundary level projects. [3]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Justice \" Regulation on Environmental and Social Impact Assessment.\"(آیین نامه ارزیابی اثرات زیست محیطی و اجتماعی) [https://neis.nepa.gov.af/public/wNEk2Kyqi5]\n \n [2] National Environmental Protection Agency \"Administrative Guidelines for the Preparation of Environmental Impact Assessments.\" [https://momp.gov.af/sites/default/files/2019-03/Administrative_Guidelines_EIAs.pdf]\n \n [3] Ministry of Justice, \"Environmental Law, 2007\" (قانون محیط زیست) [https://neis.nepa.gov.af/public/JE6AIivjwC]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A15+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F15,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Sustainable Development and Environment. Regulations on Environmental Prevention and Supervision. 1995. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/uploads/documentos/ley_1333.pdf\n[2] Ministry of Environment and Water. 2018. 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Law 99 of 1993. 1993. http://www.secretariasenado.gov.co/senado/basedoc/ley_0099_1993.html\n[2] President of the Republic of Colombia. Decree 2820 of 2010. 2010. http://www.defensoria.gov.co/public/Normograma%202013_html/Normas/Decreto_2820_2010.pdf\n[3] Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development. 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Afghanistan, the procedure for conducting EIAs requires public consultation to be carried out for all projects. Legislation does not make a distinction between projects that have and do not have transboundary impacts.\n \n Based on Article 19 of the Environmental Law (2007), individuals that are affected by a proposed plan may express opinions at the preliminary assessment stage, the environmental impact statement stage, the final record of opinion stage and the comprehensive mitigation plan stage. [1] According to the Regulations on Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (2017), the proponent must demonstrate to the National Environmental Protection Agency (NEPA) that \"affected persons have had meaningful opportunities, through independent consultation and participation in public hearings, to express their opinions on these matters on a timely basis.\" [2]\n \n According to the 2008 Administrative Guidelines for the Preparation of Environmental Impact Assessments, as part of the EIA procedure, NEPA must inform communities and the public of the location of the project area and about the proposed project to provide opportunities for consulting the public about the benefits and potential environmental impacts on the livelihoods of these communities. This includes displaying public information concerning the project scope and activities at one of its Provincial offices, undertaking public meetings with community members who will be affected by the project, providing copies of the Screening Report (a document that is provided to NEPA when a proponent decides that they wish to undertake a project within Afghanistan) to interested members of the public, and providing written communication on the project scope and activities, should it be deemed possible to do so. [3]\n \n If it is deemed that NEPA's public consultation activities are not necessary for any reason (e.g. previous consultation by the proponent) then the public disclosure period may be waived. If public disclosure is undertaken, any member of the public or affected communities may make a public submission prior to any decision being made by NEPA within the time limit stipulated. [3] Based on the outcome of the disclosure period, NEPA makes a decision on whether the proponent can proceed wtih the project or whether they must complete a full EIA study."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Bolivia’s national legislation requires public consultations for EIAs. \n\nThe Regulations on Environmental Prevention and Supervision expand on the basic requirements set out in the Environment Law (No. 1333 of 1992). Article 162 requires entities to carry out a public consultation as part of the EIA elaboration process. The consultation should account for observations, suggestions and recommendations that the general public may have regarding the project, work or activity [1]. If the entity does not carry out the public consultation in the elaboration of the EIA, then the environmental authority is tasked with submitting the EIA to public consultation for a specified period and receiving comments before issuing the corresponding permits [1]. \n\nAlthough critiquing limited in involvement of people from lower socioeconomic backgrounds, a report in \"Towards the integration of biodiversity in Environmental Impact Assessments of Bolivia\" - noted that legislation on public consultation in EIA was largely enforced [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"In Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) require public consultations. \n\nObligation of organising public consultations concerning EIA for all projects is regulated by the Environmental Protection Laws, under article 61 in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, article 69 in Republic of Srpska and article 10 in District Brcko. In all entities public consultations are published in newspapers prior to being held and take the form of public meetings [1, 2, 3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) require public consultations only for some projects in Brazil. According to Article 11-§2 of Resolution of 1 of 1986 of the National Council of Environment (CONAMA), following procedures of confidentiality, the EIAs are made public, including during the technical analysis stage. The state that is conducting the study or the Brazilian Institute for Environment and Natural Resources (IBAMA) will determine a time window when the EIA will be open for commentary by public organs, and when deemed necessary, the agency responsible for conducting the EIA may open for public consultation, but it is not a requirement. [1] The determinant to make EIAs open for public consultation is not published. [1]\n\nAccording to an investigation by Luis E. Sanchez at the University of Sao Paulo \"Public consultation is certainly the component of the EIA process [most] in need of improvement\" [2], citing that though they have increased in their frequency consistent doubts remain about formats employed and their actual influence on decision making. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"Cambodia's law for EIA requires public consultation for all projects, but the consultation process is not comprehensive.\n\nPublic consultation is “encouraged” in the Sub-Decree on EIA (article 1) [1], but no concrete requirements are stipulated. The Law on Environmental Protection and Natural Resource Management adopted in 1996 provides that the Ministry of Environment shall encourage public participation in “environmental protection and natural resources management” (article 16, chapter 7) [2]. It also requires the Ministry of Environment to develop a sub-decree on public participation and access to information (article 17). In 2012, a guidebook on EIA process was produced by EIA Department of the Ministry of Environment in collaboration with NGO Forum on Cambodia (a local NGO) and the Rivers Coalition in Cambodia, outlining the process of conducting public participation in EIA [3]. However, in practice, only a small number of projects complete EIA process under the existing EIA Sub-Decree, and there is no standard against which the Ministry of Environment can measure the level or effectiveness of public consultation unless by reference to safeguards issued by ADB or IFC [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"Chinese law for EIA requires public consultation only for some projects.\n\nThe EIA legislation in China requires public consultation for the projects that may impose significant environmental impacts, unless it is provided by the state that it is necessary to keep confidential. For these \"non-confidential\"projects, the construction entities must seek the opinions from other stakeholders, experts and the general public [1]. There is no public scoping in China. Public meetings are sometimes held and the public can comment on the draft EIA, not the final EIA [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"National environmental legislation in Colombia requires public consultations for some projects and the General Methodology for the Elaboration and Presentation of Environmental Studies states they should be carried out for all EIA processes. \n\nArticle 76 of Law 99 of 1993 requires prior consultation with indigenous and black communities for any \"exploitation of natural resources\" that could affect their environment or cultural, social and economic integrity [1]. Article 72 allows the Attorney General, environmental prosecutor, national Ombudsman, Ministry of the Environment, other environmental authorities, governors, mayors, or a group of at least 100 individuals or three non-profit organizations to request a public audience during the EIA process. The environmental authorities must set up such an audience if the request is made [1]. \n\nIn 2018, the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development (MADS) issued an updated General Methodology for the Elaboration and Presentation of Environmental Studies. The methodology describes a process for “Community Participation and Socialization” during the elaboration of an EIA. The methodology states that all EIAs should be shared with the relevant authorities as they are being developed, as well as with the community in general. The process should “guarantee that all the actors involved (institutional, community, from the productive sectors, among others) have access to relevant information, as well as the ability to participate”. The proponent should “create spaces for participation during the elaboration of the EIA” [4]. \n\nFrom external sources, The Netherlands Commission for Environmental Assessment reports that oil and gas projects in Colombia also require public consultation [2]. Article 2.2.2.3.3.3 of Decree 1076 of 2015 requires that projects inform communities about projects, their impacts and measures to manage them. The article states that project proponents can incorporate contributions from the community in the EIA if they are deemed “pertinent” [3]. \"Projects, works and activities\" are defined as \"the planning, placement, installation, construction, setting up, operation, maintenance, dismantling, abandonment and/or termination of all actions, uses of the space, activities and infrastructure related and associated with its development\" [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"In Croatia the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) require public consultations.\n\nThe Law on Environmental Protection and the Ordinance on Environmental Impact Assessment provides a procedure for assessing the EIA. [1] According to article 166 of the Law on Environmental Protection, EIA requires public consultations. [2] According to article 13 of the Ordinance on Environmental Impact Assessment, which was adopted based on the Law on Environmental Protection, the decision to submit a EIA study to a public hearing must include: the name of the local and regional self-government unit in which the public hearing is to be conducted; the place of public hearing and the manner of conducting public hearing during the public debate in view of the number of public presentations and participants; deadline for conducting a public hearing; number of copies of the study and summaries of the study, which are submitted for public inspection and other information as necessary. Public hearing is organised for all EIA when \"the competent authority determines that the request of the applicant to do the EIA includes all prescribed data and evidence in accordance with the law\". [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"The Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador requires that any government decision or authorization that could affect the environment be consulted with the community. \n\nArticle 398 of the Constitution states, “Any government decision or authorization that could affect the environment must be consulted with the community, which shall be widely and opportunely informed. The State shall be the consulting party” [1]. Article 7 of the Environmental Code reiterates the constitutional requirement for public consultation: the State has the responsibility \"to guarantee that the state decisions or authorizations that may affect the environment shall be consulted with the community, which shall be widely and opportunely informed, according to the Constitution and the law\" [2]. Article 184 of the Environmental Code operationalizes this requirement, stating that “the Competent Environmental Authority must inform the population that could be directly affected by the implementation of projects, works or activities, as well as the possible socio-environmental impacts expected and the relevance of the actions to be taken” [2]. Article 184 further states that the consultation process shall be undertaken using environmental facilitators [2]. The second paragraph of Article 184 requires that the community's concerns be addressed: \"If the referenced consultation process results in a majority of the respective population opposing, the decision to execute the project or not shall be adopted by a duly motivated resolution from the Competent Environmental Authority\". The Competent Environmental Authority under current law is the Ministry of Environment [3]. Article 30 of the Code states that the government's objectives include \"an integrated and systemic approach\" to the \"conservation and sustainable use\" of water resources [2]. \n\nIn addition, the Ministry of Environment has published Terms of Reference for the EIA process that outline the steps to follow for the public consultation (\"social participation process\"), including requirements for public notice and the ability for the Ministry to specify procedures for the consultation [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"In Guinea, the EIA requires public consultations for all projects.\n\nThe EIA process is composed by 4 phases. In the second phase, the necessity to organize a public audience is mentioned. This activity consists of a public consultation to inform the public about the project and the EIA and receive its comments, suggestions and recommendations. (1) This is the only information provided about the format/requirement for public consultations (1). \nThe Report on the EIA process in Guinea stated that the preparation and organization of public consultations is the responsibility of the National Service of Environmental Evaluations (SNEE), which\ndesignates an Investigating Commissioner to conduct the consultation. In general, the public is consulted in four ocassions. (1)\n\nThe responsibility and administration of the EIA process is hold by the National Service for Environmental Evaluations. Nevertheless, further information about this agency could not be provided since it does not have a website. [2]. \nFinally, in a report written by Koassi d'Almeida, assessing the quality of the EIA process in Guinea, it is stated that the institutional and reglementary process for EIA is incomplete and rarely applied. Moreover, during the last 3 years, only 10 projects submitted an EIA, none of them related to TBW. Of the ten projects, 3 are related to roads construction ; one is about rural infrastructure; another on palmoil exploitation and the remaining five projects are related to the mining sector. \nHowever, no further evidence about public consultations taking place for EIAs could be provided, since specific information is not publicly available. [3]\n\nFurther EIAs that have bee made public online provids evidence of a public consultation being conducted [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"According to proceeds for EIA set out by the Ministry of Environment, a representative of environmental NGOs and a representative from 'local institutions' (the mosque prayer leader, head of the village, etc.) should be involved in the assessment process [2] - however the extent and format of this consultation is not laid out in the law. [4]\n\nIt was been reported that Tehran Municipality requires projects in its territory to submit Social Impact Assessments including public input since 2008 but reports indicate that the implementation rate of such requirements remain only 10-30% [3].\n\nA study by Khosravi et al (2019) found that \"Public participation is practically ignored in Iran's EIA process\" and \"is currently the weakest link in Iran's EIA process and legislation\" - this was according to a review of both the legislation and interviews with the participants [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"No, the Iraqi Law of Protection and Improvement of the Environment, No. 27 of 2009 requires a consultation with provincial office of the Ministry of Environment but no consultations with a party from the public is required (1) (2)."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"Kazakhstan's environmental impact assessments require public consultations for various types of projects, including those in the spheres of agriculture and forestry, mining and manufacturing, construction, transport, power supply, heat supply, water supply, sewerage, and waste management.\n\n \n Article 41 of the Environmental Code states that environmental impact assessments (EIAs) must include public consultation over environmental aspects of the planned activity, and results of this consultation must be included in the final assessment. [1] Article 57-2 lists several categories of projects for which public consultations are mandatory, including construction or location of facilities in zones surounding water bodies and protected water source zones, as well as any projects required to submit to state ecological assessment (conducted by national, rather than local, authorities). The latter category (set out under article 47) includes projects with potential transboundary impacts. [1] Further under Article 57-2, local authorities are required to make all environmental information related to the considered project available to society 20 days prior to the planned consultation through internet resources and other means; project initiators are authorised to involve civil society organisations in order to inform the public, but this is not a requirement. [1] \n \n Further detailed requirements for public consultations are set out under a 2007 regulation by the Ministry of Environmental Protection, which list participants as: interested members of society, local executive bodies, local environmental bodies, any other relevant state bodies, media, and the project initiator. [2] Local authorities are required to create specific internet pages on public consultation. [2] The regulation establishes two forms of public consultation, firstly open meetings, to be organised regarding projects listed under Environmental Code Article 57-2 and transboundary projects, and secondly surveys, to be conducted for legislation on the environment. [2] Open meetings are to be hosted by the local authority, announced in the press and by the authority, which is to upload project documents to its website in advance of the consultation, allowing citizens to note objections until three days prior to the consultation. [2] Consultations are attended by the general public and recorded electronically, and allow for presentation of information and documents as stipulated by Article 41 of the Environmental code; this includes aims and objectives, technical characteristics and alternatives to the project. [2]\n \n In addition, article 2 of the Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in Transboundary Context, to which Kazakhstan is a party, includes a commitment to establish an EIA procedure that permits public participation, and stipulates that the public in the neighbouring state should be given equal consultation to the public in the state where the activity is to take place. [3, 4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"In Kyrgyzstan, the Environmental Impact Assessment (‘EIA’) procedures require public consultations.\n \n The requirements for EIAs are set out in the 2015 Regulation on the procedure for environmental impact assessment in the Kyrgyz Republic. The Regulations stipulate that the Project Initiator must organise and carry out the EIA process, which must include consultations with the public, with the support of local administrative organs. [1]\n \n Additionally, Article 2 of the Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context, which the Kyrgyz Government ratified in 2001, includes a commitment to establish an EIA procedure that permits public participation, and stipulates that the public in the neighbouring state should be given equal consultation to the public in the state where the activity is to take place. [2, 3]\n \n The 2015 Kyrgyz EIA Decree specifies that EIA public consultations must take place in the format of: familiarising the public with the relevant EIA documentation, holding a public meeting to discuss the EIA documentation, making sure that all discussions are publicly notified, granting the public access to EIA documentation and making sure that this information is available on the project initiator’s website, ensuring that the public knows of the time and place where EIA consultations will be held, and ensuring that all public opinions are analysed and taken into account. [1]\n \n According to a water resources specialist interviewee, public consultations are indeed carried out, but whilst public consultations were thoroughly implemented up until 5 years ago, these have been less heavily emphasised more recently. [4] The interviewee noted that formal EIAs, carried out in co-ordination with local authorities, are strictly enforced, whereas EIAs based on public consultations are less heavily focused on. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) in Laos require public participation. \n\nChapter 2 of the 2010 Decree on Environmental Impact Assessments, entitled Involvement, defines a process of consultation and dissemination of information on investment projects to collect comments from those who are likely to be affected. [1] The chapter lists the rights of project-affected people, including to participation in consultation meetings and discussions on compensation. [1] The 2013 Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE) instruction on Environmental and Social Impact Assessments stipulates that a project owner must ensure public participation and consultation with the “Project-Affected Persons and other related stakeholders”. [2] MONRE’s EIA Guidelines also list as an obligation of project developers the need to conduct public consultation meetings during preparation of an EIA and give details on how this should be accomplished. [3] These measures were reinforced by a new prime minister’s decree, signed in January 2019, approving the MONRE instruction on Environmental and Social Impact Assessments. [4] Article 48 of the 2013 Environmental Protection Law states that EIAs require participation by organizations, local authorities and people that are affected by an investment project. [5] The Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide webpage on Laos confirms that project developers must organise consultation meetings. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, EIA requires public consultation to be conducted for all projects [1]. Decree 2018-0991, art. 23 and 24 indicate that the aim of public participation is to enable to collect the opinion of the affected people on the project. It is presided by the local representative of the state, but it may be delegated to a local government [1]. The modalities are described by ministerial decision (Interministerial Order 2013-0256 defining the procedures for public consultation in EIA‐related matters). The results are asigned by all parties and annexed to the EIA report. The Interministerial Order 2013-0256 [2] defines three stages: \n1. First of all the authorities are informed of the beginning of the project.\n2. Secondly, the actors concerned are informed of the beginning of the impact study.\n3. At the end of the study, measures to integrate the concerns expressed by the populations are introduced.\nFurthermore, the 2018 decree 0991 stipulates that procedural announcements on public participation should be made by appropriate means of communication (e.g. posters, radio, or the press). [1] \nIt appears that the decree is effectively implemented, as evidenced by the example of a public consultation carried for a transnational electrification project between Mali and Guinea in 2018 [3]. For this purpose two types of surveys were conducted. A first quantitative survey conducted individually and a second qualitative conducted with all stakeholders [3]. The results are published in the EIA of the project [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"Public consultations are required in the EIA process. Chapter II of the 2004-94 decree on EIA focuses on public consultation. Art. 17 stipulates that public information includes:\n(a) One or more project presentation meetings bringing together the local authorities, the populations, the organizations concerned;\n(b) The opening of a register accessible to the populations where are recorded the appreciations, the observations and suggestions made in relation to the project. [1]\nThis applies to all projects requiring an EIA (projects in Category A) [1].\nMoreover, in 2007, a decree was promulgated to modify the 2004 decree, and art. 17 now adds NGOs as a public to be informed during procedure (a). [2]\nIt appears that public consultations are effectively implemented during EIAs as evidenced by a 2014 EIA for a hotel extension in Nouakchott [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) in Myanmar require public participation. \n\nMyanmar's law for EIA requires public consultation for all projects. Article 13 of Environmental Impact Assessment Procedure Notification No. 616/2015 issued by the Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry states requires all projects in all phases of the IEE and EIA to arrange for appropriate public consultation. Details of what constitute a public consultation are further mentioned in Article 50 and 61. Public consultations are meetings that are advertised in public spaces in a timely manner and are held at community based organizations and civil society organizations. Government officials usually have to approve such meetings and are often present in the meetings as well. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"EIAs require public consultation to be conducted for all projects in Perú. \n\nIn 2001, the National Congress issued the Law on the National System of Environmental Impact Assessment (LEY Nº 27446, Ley del Sistema Nacional de Evaluación del Impacto Ambiental). The law establishes a uniform process for the requirements, steps, and objectives for EIAs for investment projects that affect the environment. [1] Article 14 of the law mandates public participation through consultations with affected citizens. All results of environmental studies must be made available to the public. [1] The National Service for Environmental Certification (SENACE) keeps records on public consultations by industry and these are available online. [2]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"In Senegal, the EIA requires public consultation to be conducted for all projects.\n\nThe Environmental Code presents in its chapter V, the necessity to conduct EIA for any projects that may endanger the environment at the local, national or regional level. According to the article 52, public consultation is an integral part of the environmental impact study. (1) The ministerial Decision 9468 of 2001 contains the regulation of public participation in the Environmental Impact Evaluation. In its article 1, it is stated that the participation of the public is authorized in all the steps of the EIA, following this procedure: \n-announcement of the initiative through publication in the town hall or governance and / or through a press-release \n-submission of documents to the town hall or the corresponding local authority \n-organization of an informative meeting\n-collection of written and oral comments\n-negotiations process\n-preparation of the report\nMoreover, according to the article 4, the information provided to the public is in charge of the project promotor.\nFollowing the internal validation of the EIE by the project promotor, the report must be submitted to PC, no later than fifteen days after the internal validation of the EIE report. The objective of this consultation is to gather information and observation from local actors. The promotor then must integrate the comments of the public in the EIE. (2) Further EIAs that have bee made public online provids evidence of a public consultation being conducted [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"In Serbia the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) require public consultations. \n\nAccording to article 10 of the Law on Environmental Impact Assessment, the competent authority shall inform the authorities, organisations, and public concerned about the submitted application for a decision on the need for an impact assessment within ten days from the date of receipt of the complete application. According to article 20 of the Law, the competent authority shall make the EIA Study available to public and arrange for a public presentation and debate on the Study. Within seven days from the date of receipt of the application for the EIA Study approval, the competent authority shall inform the project developer, the authorities, organisations and the public concerned about the time and venue for public consultation, presentation and debate on the EIA Study. Public debate may not be held sooner than 20 days from the date when the public was informed. The project developer shall participate in the public presentation and debate on the EIA Study. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"In Slovenia, the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) require public consultations. \n\nAccording to article 58 of the Environmental Protection Law, in the process of environmental impact assessment, the Ministry in charge must provide the public with an insight into the application for EIA, a report on the effects on the environment, a written opinion on the audit carried out and a draft decision on the EIA consent. This should be in a format that enables the expression of opinions and comments."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"EIAs in Syria do not appear to require public consultation. \n\nThe profile from the World Bank states that \"informal consultations\" were mentioned in the draft decree [5]. There is no mention of Public Consultation in either the water legislation or Law No. 50 [1,2]. No mention is made in the academic papers of public consultations [3,4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"In Tajikistan, the Environmental Impact Assessment (‘EIA’) legislation requires that public consultations are conducted, however, in practice public consultations are restricted to projects funded by International Financial Institutions.\n \n The procedures for EIAs in Tajikistan are set out in the 2017 EIA Law. [1] The 2017 EIA Law explicitly provides that EIAs in Tajikistan should proceed based on several key principles, which includes taking into account the opinions of interested parties. [1] The 2017 EIA Law further specifies that “public consultations form an integral part of the EIA process”, and that where a project is planned, the organisers must provide the public “with the opportunity to participate in the decision-making process regarding economic and other planned activities, and take into account their opinions”. [1]\n \n Additionally, the 2017 EIA Law stipulates that project organisers must provide the wider public with all relevant information regarding the EIA process, and that an “authorised state body shall develop a procedure for informing citizens at the appropriate stages of the EIA for projects belonging to specific categories”. [1] The procedure for informing citizens includes: an indication of the places where information was received and consultations; an indication of the method of informing the public (including through Internet sites, mail, the media, the organization of hearings, the use of drawings, tables, charts, diagrams, etc.); determination of methods of consultation with citizens (including in the form of a discussion of written submissions, the results of population surveys); and setting deadlines for the respective stages of environmental impact assessment. [1] All information, including reports, expert opinions, feasibility studies of projects, changes in projects, research results related to objects of environmental impact assessment must be posted on the website of the authorised state body. [1] Where the authorised state body makes a decision on the issue or refusal to issue a permit for the implementation of a project, it must make the following information available to the public: content of the decision; the main facts and considerations that are fundamental to making this decision; and a description of the main measures to prevent, reduce and, if possible, eliminate the negative environmental impact during the implementation of the project. [1]\n \n Although the United Nations Treaty Collection states that Tajikistan is not party to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe’s Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context (‘Espoo Convention’), the Legislature of Tajikistan has adopted a law on accession to the Convention. [3] The 2017 EIA Law does not make specific mention to the Espoo Convention’s EIA provisions. [2]\n \n No evidence of secondary legislation substantiating the EIA process in Tajikistan was found on the state legislative database. [4]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee noted that the preparation of EIAs is required by legislation and strictly followed; however, the quality of the process is somewhat less satisfying and public consultations are restricted to projects funded by International Financial Institutions in practice. [5] The expert noted that there has been increased attention towards EIAs after a revision of the EIA Law in 2017, which requires a more inclusive consultation process on EIAs through provision of access to the information and projects’ documents by publishing them either on the website or locally. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"In Tajikistan, the Environmental Impact Assessment (‘EIA’) legislation requires that public consultations are conducted, however, in practice public consultations are restricted to projects funded by International Financial Institutions.\n \n The procedures for EIAs in Tajikistan are set out in the 2017 EIA Law. [1] The 2017 EIA Law explicitly provides that EIAs in Tajikistan should proceed based on several key principles, which includes taking into account the opinions of interested parties. [1] The 2017 EIA Law further specifies that “public consultations form an integral part of the EIA process”, and that where a project is planned, the organisers must provide the public “with the opportunity to participate in the decision-making process regarding economic and other planned activities, and take into account their opinions”. [1]\n \n Additionally, the 2017 EIA Law stipulates that project organisers must provide the wider public with all relevant information regarding the EIA process, and that an “authorised state body shall develop a procedure for informing citizens at the appropriate stages of the EIA for projects belonging to specific categories”. [1] The procedure for informing citizens includes: an indication of the places where information was received and consultations; an indication of the method of informing the public (including through Internet sites, mail, the media, the organization of hearings, the use of drawings, tables, charts, diagrams, etc.); determination of methods of consultation with citizens (including in the form of a discussion of written submissions, the results of population surveys); and setting deadlines for the respective stages of environmental impact assessment. [1] All information, including reports, expert opinions, feasibility studies of projects, changes in projects, research results related to objects of environmental impact assessment must be posted on the website of the authorised state body. [1] Where the authorised state body makes a decision on the issue or refusal to issue a permit for the implementation of a project, it must make the following information available to the public: content of the decision; the main facts and considerations that are fundamental to making this decision; and a description of the main measures to prevent, reduce and, if possible, eliminate the negative environmental impact during the implementation of the project. [1]\n \n Although the United Nations Treaty Collection states that Tajikistan is not party to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe’s Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context (‘Espoo Convention’), the Legislature of Tajikistan has adopted a law on accession to the Convention. [3] The 2017 EIA Law does not make specific mention to the Espoo Convention’s EIA provisions. [2]\n \n No evidence of secondary legislation substantiating the EIA process in Tajikistan was found on the state legislative database. [4]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee noted that the preparation of EIAs is required by legislation and strictly followed; however, the quality of the process is somewhat less satisfying and public consultations are restricted to projects funded by International Financial Institutions in practice. [5] The expert noted that there has been increased attention towards EIAs after a revision of the EIA Law in 2017, which requires a more inclusive consultation process on EIAs through provision of access to the information and projects’ documents by publishing them either on the website or locally. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"Thailand's law for EIA requires public consultation for all projects.\n\nThe Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment Notifications under the Enhancement and Conservation of National Environmental Quality Act (NEQA), B.E. 2535 (1992) [1] and 2nd Edition, B.E. 2561 (2018) [2] specifies \"Types and Sizes of Projects or Activities Requiring Environmental Impact Assessment Report and Rules, Procedures, Practices and Guidelines for Preparing Environmental Impact Assessment Report.\" The Notification stipulates that EIA requires public consultation to be conducted for all projects [3]. According to the Asian Environmental Compliance and Enforcement Network 's study on Thai EIA, the EIA reports have to be prepared by consultants registered with the Office of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy and Planning (ONEP) in accordance with the guidelines published by ONEP. Public participation is required at least twice during the preparation of the EIA report. ONEP reviews the EIA report and submits it with its preliminary comments within 30 days to an Expert Review Committee (ERC) appointed by the National Environment Board (NEB). The ERC will have 45 days to review and approve or disapprove the EIA report after receiving the EIA report from ONEP. If the ERC fails to do so, the EIA report is considered approved [4]. The details of the project must be made public for a minimum of 30 days before the public consultation dates. Surveys can also be used as a public consultation tool [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"EIAs in Turkey require public consultations, according to the Regulation on Environmental Impact Assessment Article 9, Public Participation Meetings are organised by the Governorate to inform the public. EIA reports are presented to the public through announcements, bulletin, internet etc. Those who want to express their opinions concerning the project may do so through the Ministry or the Governorate.[1]\n\nIn practice, frequent Turkish media reports such as those in the footnotes show that public meetings are advertised and held in line with the legislation (and are sometimes the scenes of protests), that draft reports are made available so that the public can scrutinise them and submit their views to the Ministry of Environment and Urbanisation or its provincial office, and that individuals and organisations not infrequently appeal to the administrative courts against positive EIA reports. [2, 3, 4, 5] Nevertheless, the EIA process is often regarded as a rubber stamp.\n\nIn 2017, the World Wildlife Fund proposed an amendment to Article 9 of the EIA regulation that would make it obligatory for all views expressed, questions asked and problems or concerns raised at public consultation meetings to be properly recorded and shared with the public. [6] The EU’s Co-SEED is running an EU-funded project in Turkey, Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro and Serbia to increase public participation in EIA and Strategic Environmental Evaluation processes by strengthening the capacity of civil society and its participation in decision-making processes, developing the legal framework, and increasing the awareness of the media. [7] [8]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"Public consultations are a requirement of Environmental Impact Assessments in Turkmenistan; however, it is not clear how widely they are conducted in practice. \n \n The requirement itself is established in the law \"On environmental protection,\" last modified in 2017, which stipulates that planned economic activities that may have a direct or indirect effect on the environment are subject to an EIA and that local authorities are responsible for ensuring the public's participation in environmental decision-making [1]. The specific activities subject to the requirement are elaborated in State Standard TDS 579-2001 “Environmental Impact Assessment of the Planned Economic and Other Activities in Turkmenistan,” approved in 2001. Water-related economic activities for which an EIA is mandatory include trading ports, inland waterways and ports for inland-waterway traffic; large dams and water reservoirs; and all activities in or on the Turkmenistan part of the Caspian Sea and its coastal zone. [2] The Water Code of Turkmenistan states that projects which could affect the condition of water are subject to a state ecological assessment and that the public must be informed of the results of the assessment. [3]\n \n State Standard TDS 579-2001 also established the basic requirements for public participation in EIA. Public consultations during the EIA procedure have been documented in at least two instances: 1) during the development of a gasfield in South Yoloten, Turkmenistan - there was a meeting between representatives of TurkmenGas, Mary Province’s Department of Nature Protection, local authorities and a labour union, and 2) during the construction of a north-south railway meant to improve Turkmenistan's access to other regions - there were two consultative meetings held in July 2010. [2] \n \n The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe concludes, however, that \"Public participation in EIA remains very rare in Turkmenistan.\" It goes on to say that \"the few examples of projects with some public consultation seem to be inconsistent with the requirements of international standards on public participation in EIA.\" There are also no reports documenting public consultations specifically for water projects on the websites of the Government of Turkmenistan, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection, or in the Turkmen media. [4, 5, 6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"The Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) does not require public consultations.\n \n No mention of any such requirement is made in Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 73-II of 25 May 2000 \"On Environmental Impact Assessment\". [1] Point 14b of Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 949 of 22 November 2018 \"On Approval of the Regulations for Environmental Impact Assessment\" states that the results of public consultations must be included in the materials submitted to review, while Point 14v specifies that any amendments to the project based on any public consultation must also be disclosed. [2] The Resolution does not, however, state that such public consultations must be carried out, nor does it outline procedures for them. [2]\n \n Point 3.5 of the 2030 Strategy for Environmental Protection in the Republic of Uzbekistan\" (\"Концепции охраны окружающей среды Республики Узбекистан до 2030 года\") states that public consultations are currently not held in relation to projects posing environmental risks. [3] The Strategy calls for the development and adoption by 1 December 2021 of an effective mechanism for public consultations on projects in the I and II risk categories for environmental impact. The I and II risk categories correspond to the highest of four risk categories set out under the legislation on environmental impact assessment. [2] The four risk categories are I (high risk), II (medium risk), III (low risk) and IV (localised effect)."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"The Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) does not require public consultations.\n \n No mention of any such requirement is made in Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 73-II of 25 May 2000 \"On Environmental Impact Assessment\". [1] Point 14b of Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 949 of 22 November 2018 \"On Approval of the Regulations for Environmental Impact Assessment\" states that the results of public consultations must be included in the materials submitted to review, while Point 14v specifies that any amendments to the project based on any public consultation must also be disclosed. [2] The Resolution does not, however, state that such public consultations must be carried out, nor does it outline procedures for them. [2]\n \n Point 3.5 of the 2030 Strategy for Environmental Protection in the Republic of Uzbekistan\" (\"Концепции охраны окружающей среды Республики Узбекистан до 2030 года\") states that public consultations are currently not held in relation to projects posing environmental risks. [3] The Strategy calls for the development and adoption by 1 December 2021 of an effective mechanism for public consultations on projects in the I and II risk categories for environmental impact. The I and II risk categories correspond to the highest of four risk categories set out under the legislation on environmental impact assessment. [2] The four risk categories are I (high risk), II (medium risk), III (low risk) and IV (localised effect)."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"Venezuela’s 2006 Framework Environmental Law and accompanying regulations describe communities’ rights to be consulted, but does not specifically require consultation for all projects. \n\nArticle 41 of the law states, “Indigenous peoples and local communities have the right and the obligation to participate in the formulation, application, evaluation and control of national, regional, and local development plans and programs, that could directly affect their lives, beliefs, values, institutions and spiritual wellbeing and in the use of their lands and habitats” [1]. Article 120 of the Constitution of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela guarantees the right to public consultation for indigenous communities for the exploitation of natural resources on their lands [2]. Article 128 establishes the right to public consultation in territorial land use planning processes carried out by the government [2]. \n\nDecree No. 1,257 of 1996 provides the Regulations for Environmental Evaluation of Activities Susceptible of Degrading the Environment [3]. The regulations, in Article 26, state that the Ministry of Environment can order a process of public consultation, but they do not establish a requirement for this consultation to occur for all projects. Even in cases where a consultation is not mandated, project developers must provide public notice in a local newspaper that the EIA process is taking place. In addition, Article 27 states that the environmental impact study must be made available to the public by the Ministry of Environment, although proprietary business information may be protected [3]. In addition, Article 65 of Venezuela’s 2007 Water Resources Law allows any person to oppose the issuance of water concessions, allocations, and licenses for water usage or wastewater discharge, requiring authorities to hear the case and issue a decision [4].\n\nThe website of the Ministry of Care for Water Resources does not contain additional information regarding public consultations for EIAs or a recent consultation process [5]. The website of the Ministry of Eco-Socialism was unreachable as of May 2019 [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"Vietnamese law for EIA requires public consultation for some, but not all, projects.\n\nThe Law on the Environment of 2014 addresses the requirement for public consultation. Article 21 of the law states that “Project owners are obliged to consult with regulatory agencies, organizations and communities that are directly affected by the project.” Projects that are exempt from this requirement are “Those in conformity with the planning for concentrated manufacturing, trading and service provision areas under the approval of the report on environmental impact assessment at the infrastructural construction stage for the project” and “Those specified in the list of state secret projects.” [1] \n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Justice, \"Environment Law, 2007\" (قانون محیط زیست) [https://neis.nepa.gov.af/public/JE6AIivjwC]\n \n [2] Ministry of Justice, \" Regulation on Environmental and Social Impact Assessment.\"(آیین نامه ارزیابی اثرات زیست محیطی و اجتماعی) [https://neis.nepa.gov.af/public/wNEk2Kyqi5]\n \n [3] Ministry of Justice, \"Administrative Guidelines for the Preparation of Environmental Impact Assessments.\" 2008, [https://momp.gov.af/sites/default/files/2019-03/Administrative_Guidelines_EIAs.pdf]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Sustainable Development and Environment. Regulations on Environmental Prevention and Supervision. 1995. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/uploads/documentos/ley_1333.pdf\n[2] Navarro, Gonzalo & Michel, Ana María & Herbas, Estela & Damme, Paul & Fernández, Miguel & Rodríguez Osuna,, Vanesa & Ergeneman, Candan & Hugé, Jean. (2017). Challenges and opportunities to implement Environmental Impact Assessments in Bolivia. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/321228193_Challenges_and_opportunities_to_implement_Environmental_Impact_Assessments_in_Bolivia"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry. \"Myanmar Environmental Impact Assessment Procedures\". 29 Dec 2015. https://www.myanmar-responsiblebusiness.org/resources/environmental-impact-assessment-procedures.html"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] National Council of Environment (Brazil). \"Resolution CONAMA no. 1 of 23 January 1986 (Resolução CONAMA no. 1, de 23 de janeiro de 1986)\". http://www2.mma.gov.br/port/conama/res/res86/res0186.html\n[2] Sánchez, Luis. (2013). Development of Environmental Impact Assessment in Brazil. UVP-Report. 27. 193-200. "},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry. \"Myanmar Environmental Impact Assessment Procedures\". 29 Dec 2015. https://www.myanmar-responsiblebusiness.org/resources/environmental-impact-assessment-procedures.html"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,))","v":"[1] National People's Congress, \"Law of the People's Republic of China on Environmental Impact Assessment (2018 Amendment)\", 2018, http://en.pkulaw.cn/display.aspx?id=2882ee53a261029bbdfb&lib=law&SearchKeyword=&SearchCKeyword=%bb%b7%be%b3%d3%b0%cf%ec."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Congress of the Republic of Colombia. Law 99 of 1993. 1993. http://www.secretariasenado.gov.co/senado/basedoc/ley_0099_1993.html\n[2] Netherlands Commission for Environmental Assessment. Colombia EIA Profile. 2015. http://www.eia.nl/en/countries/sa/colombia/eia\n[3] Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development. Decree 1076 of 2015. 2015. http://www.parquesnacionales.gov.co/portal/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Decreto-Unico-Reglamentario-Sector-Ambiental-1076-Mayo-2015.pdf\n[4] Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development. General Methodology for the Elaboration and Presentation of Environmental Studies. 2018. http://portal.anla.gov.co/sites/default/files/comunicaciones/permisos/metodologia_estudios_ambientales_2018.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry. \"Myanmar Environmental Impact Assessment Procedures\". 29 Dec 2015. https://www.myanmar-responsiblebusiness.org/resources/environmental-impact-assessment-procedures.html"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador. 2008. https://www.turismo.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/CONSTITUCI%C3%93N-DE-LA-REP%C3%9ABLICA-DEL-ECUADOR.pdf\n[2] National Assembly, Republic of Ecuador. Environmental Code. 2017. http://www.ambiente.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/downloads/2017/12/CODIGO-ORGANICO-DEL-AMBIENTE.pdf\n[3] Ministry of Environment. Values / Mission / Vision. 2019. http://www.ambiente.gob.ec/valores-mision-vision/\n[4] Ministry of Environment. Terms of Reference for the Environmental Impact Declaration. 2019. http://saf.ambiente.gob.ec/documents/10179/185870/T%C3%A9rminos+de+Referencia.pdf/3f5121d4-9640-4edf-9cbc-ef272ca4fc08;jsessionid=XfcTCNMReiHGJ6fkBf7hraWK?version=1.0\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,))","v":"(1)Polymtl. \"Guinée\". [https://www.polymtl.ca/pub/sites/eie/docs/documents/guinee_fin.pdf].\n(2) Droit d'Afrique. 1989 \"Decree codifying Environmental Impact Assessments\". [http://www.droit-afrique.com/upload/doc/guinee/Guinee-Decret-1989-199-etudes-impact-environnement.pdf]\n(3)Koassi d'ALMEIDA. 2001. \"Cadre institutionnel législatif et réglementaire de\nl'évaluation environnementale dans les pays\nfrancophones d'Afrique et de l'Océan Indien\". 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FAO \"Iraqi Law of Protection and Improvement of the Environment, No. 27 of 2009\" 2019 http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/irq100188.pdf 2. UNECE \"EIA Process in Iraq Class A and B\" 2010 https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/eia/documents/WG14_MOS3_nov2010/Diagram_EIA_process_in_Iraq.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A16+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F16,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EA$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 212-III of 9 January 2007. \"Environmental Code\", (\"Экологический кодекс\"). [https://online.zakon.kz/document/?doc_id=30085593]. \n \n [2] Ministry of Protection of the Environment. Order No. 135-p of 7 May 2007. \"On approval of Rules for conduct of public consultations\", (\"Об утверждении Правил проведения общественных слушаний\"). 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[1, 2].\n \n Afghanistan is also not a party to any regional agreements, including the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), which manages the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [3] Afghanistan is also not a party to the 1999 agreement on establishment of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, which the ICWC members created in order to coordinate regional and international efforts to address the Aral Sea crisis. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Bolivia was not ratified any international or regional water conventions. Bolivia was not signed or ratified the 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of TBW and International Lakes (Water Convention) [1]. Bolivia was not signed or ratified the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses [2]. A 2014 report by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) noted that international water cooperation in Latin America was, “for the most part, still developing”. The report stated that no Latin American country had ratified either of the aforementioned conventions and noted the absence of a regional water convention, stating “a framework instrument clarifying the law around utilization and protection of watercourses and supporting international cooperation could be a welcome addition to transboundary water governance in Latin America” [3]. Thus, there is no evidence that Bolivia is a signatory to a regional water convention."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"In 1999, Bosnia and Herzegovina has accessed the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"Brazil is neither a party of the 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of TBW and International Lakes (Water Convention) nor the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses. [1][2][3]\n\nThough, Brazilis a member to the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978, this is a basin specific treaty and does not establish a-priori the terms by which that country undertakes water management. [1] \n\nA 2014 report by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) noted that international water cooperation in Latin America was, “for the most part, still developing”. The report stated that no Latin American country had ratified either of the aforementioned conventions and noted the absence of a regional water convention, stating “a framework instrument clarifying the law around utilization and protection of watercourses and supporting international cooperation could be a welcome addition to transboundary water governance in Latin America” [3]. Thus, there is no evidence that Peru is a signatory to a regional water convention. [4]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"Cambodia is not a party to both the 1992 UN Water Convention [1] and the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses (UNWC), although the country voted in favour of the UNWC's adoption [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"China has only ratified to regional treaties with its neighboring countries on transboundary waters. Most of these treaties are bilateral and cover water resources in the northern regions, with countries including Russia, Mongolia [1]. In the south, China has fewer such treaties, but it has signed two multilateral agreements with Lao, Myanmar, and Thailand [2]. These two agreenments focus on the law enforcement and commercial navigation, which are not comparable to the standards and approaches taken by the UN conventions.\n\nChina was one of the countries that voted against the UN Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses (UNWC) [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"Colombia has not ratified to any international or regional water convention. Colombia has not signed or ratified the 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of TBW and International Lakes (Water Convention) [1]. Colombia has not signed or ratified the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses [2]. A 2014 report by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) noted that international water cooperation in Latin America was, “for the most part, still developing”. The report stated that no Latin American country had ratified either of the aforementioned conventions and noted the absence of a regional water convention, stating “a framework instrument clarifying the law around utilization and protection of watercourses and supporting international cooperation could be a welcome addition to transboundary water governance in Latin America” [3]. Thus, there is no evidence that Colombia is a signatory to a regional water convention."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"In 1996, Croatia has accessed the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Ecuador was not ratified to any international or regional water convention. Ecuador was not signed or ratified the 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of TBW and International Lakes (Water Convention) [1]. \n\nEcuador was not signed or ratified the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses [2]. A 2014 report by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) noted that international water cooperation in Latin America was, “for the most part, still developing”. The report stated that no Latin American country had ratified either of the aforementioned conventions and noted the absence of a regional water convention, stating “a framework instrument clarifying the law around utilization and protection of watercourses and supporting international cooperation could be a welcome addition to transboundary water governance in Latin America” [3]. Thus, there is no evidence that Ecuador is a signatory to a regional water convention."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"Guinea has not ratified any global UN conventions or regional water convention.\n\nIndeed, Guinea has not signed the Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses or the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. (1,2) Guinea has not ratified a regional convention on transboundary water cooperation. There is no such evidence in Guinea's second national communication to the UNFCCC, in the National Directorate of Water and Forests or in the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page (it does not have an official website)\n. (3,4,5)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"No, the country has ratified no UN conventions. Iran is only a part of the Convention on the Legal Status of the Caspian Sea signed 2018 between Azerbaijan, Iran, Kazakhstan, Russia and Turkmenistan [1]. Except this convention which could be considered as an agreement over fresh water rather than river basins, Iran is not part of a holistic regional water convention."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"On July 09, 2001, Iraq acceded to the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses by accession (1). It is not a party to the 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of TBW and International Lakes (2)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"Kazakhstan is party to one of the global conventions, as well as two regional conventions.\n \n Kazakhstan acceded to the 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Waters and International Lakes in 2001. [1]\n \n In 2003, together with Azerbaijan, Iran, Russia and Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan signed the Framework Convention for the Protection of the Environment of the Caspian Sea, also known as the Tehran Convention. [2] The parties agreed to take both individual and concerted measures to prevent, reduce and monitor pollution in the Caspian Sea; to protect, maintain and restore the marine environment; to prevent damage of the environment when using marine resources; and to cooperate both with one another and international organisations to acheive the Convention's objectives. [2] Kazakhstan ratified the treaty in 2005 and it came into force in 2006. [2] Kazakhstan has ratified one of the convention's four protocols, and has signed two others. [3] \n \n In August 2018, together with Azerbaijan, Iran, Russia and Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan signed the Convention on the Legal Status of the Caspian Sea. [4] The Convention determines the parties' mutual rights and responsibilities in the use of the Caspian Sea, including water resources, seabed, undersea resources, natural resources and the airspace above it, including responsibilities to ensure peace and non-proliferation, freedom of navigation, and protection of the marine environment including prevention of pollution. [4] Kazakhstan ratified the convention in February 2019, but it has not yet come into force. [5, 6]\n \n Kazakhstan is not party to the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses. [7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"Kyrgyzstan is not a signatory to the 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes, nor to the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses. [1, 2]\n \n Kyrgyzstan is signatory to numerous other regional, intergovernmental agreements, regulating water resources, including:\n \n - 1992 Agreement on Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources. (An agreement between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan committing to protecting and sharing water resources in the Central Asian region). [3];\n - 1993 Agreement on joint activities in addressing the Aral Sea and the zone around the Sea crisis, improving the environment, and enduring the social and economic development of the Aral Sea region. (An agreement between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistancommitting to the rational usage of the land and water resources of the Aral Sea basin). [4]; and\n - 2000 Agreement on the Use of Water Management Facilities of Intergovernmental Status on the Rivers Chu and Talas. (An agreement between Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan to jointly manage water resources infrastructure (e.g. dams) in Kyrgyzstan). [5]\n \n Additionally, Kyrgyzstan is signatory to other environmental conventions, which govern some aspects related to Central Asian transboundary water resources, such as the 1991 Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context; however, according to a 2015 report by an academic at the Kazakh-German University in Almaty, as an “upstream country”, there is little chance that Kyrgyzstan will become party to more comprehensive international/regional water conventions. [6, 7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"Laos is not listed as a signatory to the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes or the Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses. [1,2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"Mali has not ratified any of the international water conventions [1], [2], and there doesn't seem to exist a West African regional water convention yet [3], [4]. Each river basin has their own agreement: for instance the Niger Basin Authority (NBA) developed a Water Charter in 2008 that was signed by all state parties including Mali [3], but these do not constitute regional water conventions per se."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"No, the country has not ratified to any international water convention [1], [2] and there doesn't seem to exist a West African regional water convention yet [3], [4]. Each river basin has their own agreement: for instance the Senegal basin developed a Charter of the Water of Senegal that was signed by all state parties including Mauritania [5], but these do not constitute regional water conventions per se."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"Myanmar did not sign the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes Helsinki, 17 March 1992 and the Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses New York, 21 May 1997. [1,2] Myanmar is part of Building River Dialogues and Governance initiative that aims to build water governance capacities through learning, demonstration, leadership, and consensus-building, in particular in transboundary river basins but no actual policy/plans or conventions has been set out since. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"Perú is not ratified to international, but is party to a regional water convention.\nPerú is not a signatory to the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. [1] Perú is not a signatory to Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses. [2] Though, Peru is a member to the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978, this is a basin specific treaty and does not establish a-priori the terms by which that country undertakes water management. [3] \n\nA 2014 report by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) noted that international water cooperation in Latin America was, “for the most part, still developing”. The report stated that no Latin American country had ratified either of the aforementioned conventions and noted the absence of a regional water convention, stating “a framework instrument clarifying the law around utilization and protection of watercourses and supporting international cooperation could be a welcome addition to transboundary water governance in Latin America” [3]. Thus, there is no evidence that Peru is a signatory to a regional water convention.\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"SÉNÉGAL has acceded to the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes (1,2) The country has not signed the Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses or any other regional convention. (3)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"In 2010, Serbia has accessed Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"In 1999, Slovenia was accessed Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, Syria has ratified to one of the listed global UN conventions. Syria became a signatory of the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses And and in April 1998, Syria ratified the Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses [1] \n\nSyria is not party to 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes [2]\n\nA comprehensive desk search found no regional equivalent of either of these pieces of legislation. [3,4,5]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"Tajikistan is not a signatory to the 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes, nor to the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses. [1, 2]\n \n Whilst Tajikistan is not a signatory to the primary conventions mentioned above, it is committed to a number of international norms according to which it has specific legal and institutional obligations towards neighbouring countries sharing common transboundary watercourses. [3]\n \n Tajikistan is a party to:\n \n - The 1998 United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Convention on Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision-Making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters, which grants the public rights regarding access to information, public participation and access to justice, in governmental decision-making processes on matters concerning the local, national and transboundary environment, and as of 2020 has 49 parties – 48 states and the European Union; [4]\n - The 1992 Agreement on Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources, which commits the participating states to protecting and sharing water resources in the Central Asian region, and as of 2020 includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan; and [5]\n - The 1993 Agreement on joint activities in addressing the Aral Sea and the zone around the Sea crisis, improving the environment, and enduring the social and economic development of the Aral Sea region, which commits the participating states to the rational usage of the land and water resources of the Aral Sea basin, and as of 2020 includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. [6]\n \n Additionally, Tajikistan is party to other environmental conventions, which govern some aspects related to Central Asian transboundary water resources, such as the 1992 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change; however, according to a 2015 report by an academic at the Kazakh-German University in Almaty, as an upstream country, there is little chance that Tajikistan will become party to more comprehensive international/regional water conventions in the near future. [7, 3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"Tajikistan is not a signatory to the 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes, nor to the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses. [1, 2]\n \n Whilst Tajikistan is not a signatory to the primary conventions mentioned above, it is committed to a number of international norms according to which it has specific legal and institutional obligations towards neighbouring countries sharing common transboundary watercourses. [3]\n \n Tajikistan is a party to:\n \n - The 1998 United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Convention on Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision-Making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters, which grants the public rights regarding access to information, public participation and access to justice, in governmental decision-making processes on matters concerning the local, national and transboundary environment, and as of 2020 has 49 parties – 48 states and the European Union; [4]\n - The 1992 Agreement on Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources, which commits the participating states to protecting and sharing water resources in the Central Asian region, and as of 2020 includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan; and [5]\n - The 1993 Agreement on joint activities in addressing the Aral Sea and the zone around the Sea crisis, improving the environment, and enduring the social and economic development of the Aral Sea region, which commits the participating states to the rational usage of the land and water resources of the Aral Sea basin, and as of 2020 includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. [6]\n \n Additionally, Tajikistan is party to other environmental conventions, which govern some aspects related to Central Asian transboundary water resources, such as the 1992 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change; however, according to a 2015 report by an academic at the Kazakh-German University in Almaty, as an upstream country, there is little chance that Tajikistan will become party to more comprehensive international/regional water conventions in the near future. [7, 3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"Thailand is not a party to 1992 UN Water Convention [1], the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses (UNWC) [2] or any other international or regional water convention."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"Turkey has not ratified the 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of TBW and International Lakes (Water Convention) [1] or the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses [2]. Turkey has not ratified any regional conventions regarding rivers either. However, Turkey is a party to the Convention on the Protection of the Black Sea against Pollution and the Convention on the Protection of the Mediterranean Sea against Pollution [3], and the Ramsar Convention[4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"Turkmenistan has acceded to international and regional water conventions. \n \n In 2012, Turkmenistan acceded to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Waterways and International Lakes (Water Convention) and publicly committed to advancing the treaty's principles and the principles of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM). [1] \n \n Turkmenistan is party to the \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan on Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources,\" signed by all parties in 1992. This agreement establishes a basis for international cooperation in the area of transboundary water management in the region. [2] \n \n Turkmenistan is also party to the \"Agreement between Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Republic of Uzbekistan on joint activities in addressing the Aral Sea and the zone around the Sea crisis, improving the environment, and enduring the social and economic development of the Aral Sea region\" from 1993, which addresses regional cooperation in restoring the Aral Sea. [3] \n \n In 2003, together with Azerbaijan, Iran, Russia and Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan signed the Framework Convention for the Protection of the Environment of the Caspian Sea, also known as the Tehran Convention. [4] The parties agreed to take both individual and concerted measures to prevent, reduce and monitor pollution in the Caspian Sea, to protect, maintain and restore the marine environment, to prevent damage of the environment when using marine resources, and to cooperate both with one another and international organisations to acheive the Convention's objectives. [4] Turkmenistan ratified the treaty in 2004 and it came into force in 2006. [5] Turkmenistan has signed all four of the convention's protocols, and ratified three. [6] \n \n In August 2018, together with Azerbaijan, Iran, Russia and Kazazkhstan, Turkmenistan signed the Convention on the Legal Status of the Caspian Sea. [7] The Convention determines the parties' mutual rights and responsibilities in use of the Caspian Sea, including water resources, seabed, undersea resources, natural resources and the airspace above it, including responsibilities to ensure peace and non-proliferation, freedom of navigation, and protection of the marine environment including prevention of pollution. [7] Turkmenistan ratified the Convention in November 2018. [8]\n \n Turkmenistan is not a party to the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses. [9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"Uzbekistan has ratified the following international and regional water conventions:\n \n (i) 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of TBW and International Lakes (Water Convention). Acceeded 4 September 2007 [1]\n \n (ii) 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses. Acceeded 4 September 2007 [2]\n \n (iii) Regional water conventions:\n \n - Agreement on Joint Use of the Water Resources of Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan in the Lower Amu Darya, 2007: affirms committment to other international agreements, coordinates the management of the lower Amu Darya water resources [3]\n \n - Agreement Between the Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and the Republic of Uzbekistan on the Use of the Water and Energy Resources of the Syr Darya basin, 1998: affirms committment to other international agreements, coordinates the management of the Syr Darya water resources and hydroelectric facilities [4]\n \n - Protocol Between the Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and the Republic of Uzbekistan on the Use of the Water and Energy Resources of the Naryn-Syr Darya Cascade Reservoirs, 2001: governs the use of the water and energy resources of the Naryn-Syr Darya Cascade reservoirs in 2001 [5]\n \n - Agreement Between the Republic of Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan on Cooperation in Water Management, 1996: commits to territorial agreements and to meeting internationally agreed standards, forms agreements on the management of various specific bodies of water [6]\n \n - Agreement Between the Ministry of Agriculture and Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Ministry of Agriculture and Water Management of Turkmenistan on Cooperation in Water management, 2017: commits to cooperation in water management such as data sharing, joint research, coordination in various aspects of water management [7] \n \n - Agreement Between the Governments of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Kyrgyz Republic on Interstate Use of the Orto-Tokoy (Kasansai) Reservoir in the Ala-Buka district of the Jalal-Abad region of the Kyrgyz Republic, 2017: agrees cooperation on the use of the Orto-Tokoy (Kasansai) Reservoir [8]\n \n - Agreement between Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Republic of Uzbekistan on Joint Measures to Resolve the the Aral Sea and Aral Sea region crisis, Improve the Environment, and Promote Social and Economic Development of the Aral Sea region, 1993: high-level agreement on cooperation to resolve the Aral Sea crisis [9]\n \n - Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan on Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources, 1992: affirms committment to other international agreements, commits to cooperation in water management for example in data sharing and decision making mechanisms [10]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"Uzbekistan has ratified the following international and regional water conventions:\n \n (i) 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of TBW and International Lakes (Water Convention). Acceeded 4 September 2007 [1]\n \n (ii) 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses. Acceeded 4 September 2007 [2]\n \n (iii) Regional water conventions:\n \n - Agreement on Joint Use of the Water Resources of Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan in the Lower Amu Darya, 2007: affirms committment to other international agreements, coordinates the management of the lower Amu Darya water resources [3]\n \n - Agreement Between the Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and the Republic of Uzbekistan on the Use of the Water and Energy Resources of the Syr Darya basin, 1998: affirms committment to other international agreements, coordinates the management of the Syr Darya water resources and hydroelectric facilities [4]\n \n - Protocol Between the Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and the Republic of Uzbekistan on the Use of the Water and Energy Resources of the Naryn-Syr Darya Cascade Reservoirs, 2001: governs the use of the water and energy resources of the Naryn-Syr Darya Cascade reservoirs in 2001 [5]\n \n - Agreement Between the Republic of Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan on Cooperation in Water Management, 1996: commits to territorial agreements and to meeting internationally agreed standards, forms agreements on the management of various specific bodies of water [6]\n \n - Agreement Between the Ministry of Agriculture and Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Ministry of Agriculture and Water Management of Turkmenistan on Cooperation in Water management, 2017: commits to cooperation in water management such as data sharing, joint research, coordination in various aspects of water management [7] \n \n - Agreement Between the Governments of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Kyrgyz Republic on Interstate Use of the Orto-Tokoy (Kasansai) Reservoir in the Ala-Buka district of the Jalal-Abad region of the Kyrgyz Republic, 2017: agrees cooperation on the use of the Orto-Tokoy (Kasansai) Reservoir [8]\n \n - Agreement between Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Republic of Uzbekistan on Joint Measures to Resolve the the Aral Sea and Aral Sea region crisis, Improve the Environment, and Promote Social and Economic Development of the Aral Sea region, 1993: high-level agreement on cooperation to resolve the Aral Sea crisis [9]\n \n - Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan on Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources, 1992: affirms committment to other international agreements, commits to cooperation in water management for example in data sharing and decision making mechanisms [10]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"Venezuela has signed the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses, but the UN Depositary for the Convention does not show that the country has ratified it. Venezuela signed the Convention on September 22, 1997 [1]. Venezuela has not signed or ratified the 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of TBW and International Lakes (Water Convention) [2]. \n\nA 2014 report by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) noted that international water cooperation in Latin America was, “for the most part, still developing”. The report stated that no Latin American country had ratified either of the aforementioned conventions and noted the absence of a regional water convention, stating “a framework instrument clarifying the law around utilization and protection of watercourses and supporting international cooperation could be a welcome addition to transboundary water governance in Latin America” [3]. Thus, there is no evidence that Venezuela is a signatory to a regional water convention. The website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs does not contain additional information regarding why Venezuela has not ratified the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"Vietnam has accessed to one of the global UN conventions.\nVietnam is not a signatory to the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. [1] Vietnam accessed to Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses on 19 May 2014. [2]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1]United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, 1992. \"Convention on the protection and use of transboundary watercources and international lakes.\"[http://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/water/pdf/watercon.pdf]\n \n [2] Office of Legal Affairs - United Nations, 1997. \"Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses.\" [https://legal.un.org/ilc/texts/instruments/english/conventions/8_3_1997.pdf]\n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm].\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 9 April 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Republic of Uzbekistan on the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea and its organizations'\", (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3.htm]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] United Nations. 5. Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. 2019. https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-5&chapter=27&clang=_en\n[2] United Nations. 12. Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses. 2019. https://treaties.un.org/pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=IND&mtdsg_no=XXVII-12&chapter=27&lang=en\n[3] Iza, Alejandro, Juan Carlos Sanchez, & Matt Hulse. International Union for the Conservation of Nature. Managing transboundary rivers in Latin America –could a global convention help?. 2014. https://www.iucn.org/sites/dev/files/managing_transboundary_rivers_in_latin_america_-_final_english.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] United Nations. \"Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes\n Helsinki, 17 March 1992\". Status as of 7/4/2019. https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-5&chapter=27&clang=_en [2] United Nations. \"Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses\". 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Oct 2013. https://www.iucn.org/es/node/12603 "},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization - ACTO\". http://www.itamaraty.gov.br/en/politica-externa/integracao-regional/6351-amazon-cooperation-treaty-organization-acto\n[2] United Nations Treaty Collection. \"Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes: Helsinki, 17 March 1992\". 25 April 2019. https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-5&chapter=27&clang=_en\n[3] United Nations Treaty Collection. \"Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses: New York, 21 May 1997\". 25 April 2019. https://treaties.un.org/pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=IND&mtdsg_no=XXVII-12&chapter=27&lang=en\n[4] Iza, Alejandro, Juan Carlos Sanchez, & Matt Hulse. International Union for the Conservation of Nature. Managing transboundary rivers in Latin America –could a global convention help?. 2014. https://www.iucn.org/sites/dev/files/managing_transboundary_rivers_in_latin_america_-_final_english.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,))","v":"[1] United Nations. \"Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes\n Helsinki, 17 March 1992\". Status as of 7/4/2019. https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-5&chapter=27&clang=_en [2] United Nations. \"Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses\". Status as of 7/4/2019. https://treaties.un.org/pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-12&chapter=27&clang=_en [3]La Unión Internacional para la Conservación de la Naturaleza (UICN). \"BRIDGE 'Building River Dialogue and Governance': Plans towards 2013\". Oct 2013. https://www.iucn.org/es/node/12603 "},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Huiping Chen, \"Exploring China's transboundary water treaty practice through the prism of the UN Watercourses Convention\", 2012, https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/02508060.2013.782134.\n\n[2]People's Republic of China, the Lao\nPeople’s Democratic Republic, the Republic of the Union of Myanmar and the Kingdom\nof Thailand, Joint Statement on Law Enforcement\nCooperation Along the Mekong River among the People’s Republic of China, 2011, http://www.mps.gov.cn/n16/n1237/n1342/\nn803715/2993590.html.\n\nPeople's Republic of China, the Lao\nPeople’s Democratic Republic, the Republic of the Union of Myanmar and the Kingdom\nof Thailand, Agreement on Commercial Navigation on\nLancang-Mekong River among the Governments of China, Laos, Burma (Myanmar) and\nThailand, 2000, http://baike.baidu.com/view/6632573.htm.\n\n[3] David J Devlaeminck, \"The Legal Principle of Reciprocity and China’s Water Treaty Practice\", 2018, https://brill.com/abstract/journals/cjel/2/2/article-p195_4.xml."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,))","v":"[1] United Nations. 5. Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. 2019. https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-5&chapter=27&clang=_en\n[2] United Nations. 12. Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses. 2019. https://treaties.un.org/pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=IND&mtdsg_no=XXVII-12&chapter=27&lang=en\n[3] Iza, Alejandro, Juan Carlos Sanchez, & Matt Hulse. International Union for the Conservation of Nature. Managing transboundary rivers in Latin America –could a global convention help?. 2014. https://www.iucn.org/sites/dev/files/managing_transboundary_rivers_in_latin_america_-_final_english.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,))","v":"[1] United Nations. \"Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes\n Helsinki, 17 March 1992\". Status as of 7/4/2019. https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-5&chapter=27&clang=_en [2] United Nations. \"Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses\". Status as of 7/4/2019. https://treaties.un.org/pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-12&chapter=27&clang=_en [3]La Unión Internacional para la Conservación de la Naturaleza (UICN). \"BRIDGE 'Building River Dialogue and Governance': Plans towards 2013\". Oct 2013. https://www.iucn.org/es/node/12603 "},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,))","v":"[1] United Nations. 5. Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. 2019. https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-5&chapter=27&clang=_en\n[2] United Nations. 12. Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses. 2019. https://treaties.un.org/pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=IND&mtdsg_no=XXVII-12&chapter=27&lang=en\n[3] Iza, Alejandro, Juan Carlos Sanchez, & Matt Hulse. International Union for the Conservation of Nature. Managing transboundary rivers in Latin America –could a global convention help?. 2014. https://www.iucn.org/sites/dev/files/managing_transboundary_rivers_in_latin_america_-_final_english.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,))","v":"(1)UN. \"Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses\". [https://treaties.un.org/pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=IND&mtdsg_no=XXVII-12&chapter=27&lang=en].\n(2) UN. \"Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes\". [https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-5&chapter=27&clang=_en].\n(3)République de Guinée. \"SECONDE COMMUNICATION NATIONALE A\nLA CONVENTION CADRE DES NATIONS UNIES\nSUR LES CHANGEMENTS CLIMATIQUES\". [https://unfccc.int/sites/default/files/resource/GUINEA%20-%20SCN-1.pdf]. \n(4)Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics. [https://www.facebook.com/Minist%C3%A8re-de-lEnergie-et-de-lHydraulique-Guin%C3%A9e-335378016664886/].\n(5)National Directorate of Water and Forests. [http://www.eaux-forets.gouv.gn/].\n\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DY$4),,,,))","v":"1- President of Russia, \"Convention on the Legal Status of the Caspian Sea\", 2018, http://en.kremlin.ru/supplement/5328"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DZ$4),,,,))","v":"(2) UNTC \"1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourse\" 2019. https://treaties.un.org/pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-12&chapter=27&clang=_en\n(2) United Nation Treaty Collection (\"UNTC\") \"Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes\" 2019 https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-5&chapter=27&clang=_en"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EA$4),,,,))","v":"[1] United Nations Treaty Collection. \"Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes\". [https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-5&chapter=27&clang=_en].\n \n [2] Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan. 2003. \"Framework Convention for the Protection of the Environment of the Caspian Sea.\" (\"Рамочная конвенция по защите морской среды Каспийского моря.\") [https://online.zakon.kz/Document/?doc_id=1044831].\n \n [3] Tehran Convention. \"Status of ratification.\" [http://www.tehranconvention.org/spip.php?article2&lang=en].\n \n [4] Russia Today. 2018. \"Leaders of the \"pyatyorka\" countries signed Convention on the Legal Status of the Caspian Sea.\" (\"Лидеры стран «пятёрки» подписали Конвенцию о правовом статусе Каспийского моря.\") [https://russian.rt.com/ussr/news/544569-kaspiiskii-sammit-podpisanie-deklaraciya].\n \n [5] President of the Republic of Kazakhstan. 2019. \"Law no. 222-VI on the ratification of the Convention on the Legal Status of the Caspian Sea.\" (\"Закон № 222-VI о ратификации Конвенции о правовом статусе Каспийского моря.\") [https://online.zakon.kz/Document/?doc_id=33142384].\n \n [6] Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan. 2018. \"Convention on the Legal Status of the Caspian Sea.\" (\"Конвенция о правовом статусе Каспийского моря.\") [https://online.zakon.kz/Document/?doc_id=32541888].\n \n [7] United Nations. 2020. \"Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses.\" [https://treaties.un.org/pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=IND&mtdsg_no=XXVII-12&chapter=27&lang=en]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A18+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F18,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EB$4),,,,))","v":"[1] United Nations. 28 Jun 2020. “Status of Treaties: 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes”. 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is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation, and does not have any formal transboundary water management agreements with riparian neighbours, despite bilateral dialogue on the water sector.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] The ICWC makes limited acknowledgement of Afghanistan's interest in management of the Amu Darya river through allowing for a fixed uptake of 2.1 km³ water annually by Afghanistan in its water allocation plan (the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Amu Darya river basin\", adopted 1987), which is implemented by the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO), a water management organisation for the river which was created under the Soviet Union and came under the control of the ICWC under the 1992 Almaty Agreement. [3] However, no further evidence of measures to accomodate Afghanistan or promote interaction with the country was found on the ICWC or ADWBO websites. [4, 5] Despite this, the ICWC and Afghanistan have participated in a range of international events adressing water management in the region, including meetings, conferences and training. [6, 7, 8]\n \n Research papers published in 2018 note that Afghanistan's demand for water from the Amu Darya is set to increase in coming years, mainly due to increasing agricultural activity, and call for involvement of Afghanistan in the regional dialogue process. [3, 9] According to an expert interviewee, ICWC member states recognise that they must not exclude Afghanistan, but are wary of including the country into the ICWC format, under which dialogue is already problematic. [10] However, there is potential for progress on bilateral relations in the water management sector, which Afghanistan has established to varying degrees with Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan (its riparian neighbours) in recent years. [10]\n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed a five-year agreement on cooperation \"in the sphere of development and management of water resources\" on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitue the countries' border. [11] Despite its title, the agreement's provisions referred only to cooperation on water monitoring in the rivers; indeed, a draft of the document available on Tajikistan's legislative database is entitled \"on cooperation in the sphere of hydrological monitoring and riverbank strengthening works\". [11, 12] The parties committed to developing procedures for joint monitoring and analysis of water levels, quality and uptake, including restoration of former monitoring posts (abandoned due to conflict), determination of sites for new posts, organisation of joint surveying expeditions and expereince sharing, and to share information as a matter of urgency regarding floods, mudslides and droughts in the river basin. [11] In 2014, the countries signed a Memorandum of Understanding on exchange of hydrological data, extending the existing agreement until 2020, and data exchange commenced in 2015. [13] With support from the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, the two countries conducted expeditions along the Amu Darya in 2016 and 2017, researching hydrological and environmental aspects of the river area and meeting local communities. [13, 14] High-level dialogue on hydrological and environmental issues of the Amu Darya continued with two meetings in 2019, beginning the development of a road map for cooperation for the coming years. [15]\n \n In 2018, Afghanistan and Uzbekistan agreed to conduct joint works on strengthening the riverbanks on the Amu Darya to reduce the risk of flooding and flood impacts, as well as considering organisation of regular meetings between the two countries' water ministries and exchange of experience. [16] However, no further information on this work was found on the websites of the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority or its Uzbek counterpart. [17, 18]\n \n An expert interviewee stated that Turkmenistan and Afghanistan have conducted bilateral discussions on river management issues, but on rivers other than the Amu Darya. [10]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Bolivia has a formal transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the Amazon Basin states. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 includes Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 is a Brazilian initiative to promote development and strengthen sovereignty of countries over their Amazon territory. In 1998, the treaty of 1978 was amended to create ACTO and a permanent secretariat was established in Brasilia in 2002. [1] The treaty states that contracting parties shall “make efforts aimed at achieving rational utilization of the hydro resources” [4] In 2004, the Treaty’s maximum body, the Council of Foreign Ministers of Member States, formally adopted the Manaus Declaration and created a water resources working group. [5]\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty covers several themes, including conservation, protection and sustainability (Articles V, XII, and XIV), knowledge management and information sharing (Articles VI, VII, IX and XI), regional health management (Article VIII), infrastructure and transportation (Article X), tourism (Article XIII), and regional strengthening and cooperation (Articles XV, XVI and XVII). [2] The Treaty also establishes guidelines for the Meetings of Foreign Affairs Ministers and the Amazonian Cooperation Council in Articles XX and XXI, respectively. [2] \n\nIn September 2018, ACTO issued the Strategic Action Program (SAP), a formal transboundary water monitoring and management system. The SAP has developed by the member states and they have agreed to implement it through the ACTO. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"Bosnia and Herzegovina has formal transboundary water management agreement with the basin states. Multilateral cooperation on the Sava River Basin takes place within the framework of the International Commission for the Sava River Basin, based on the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, signed in 2002 in Slovenia. \nAccording to article 2 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in order to achieve the following goals: a) Establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; b) Establishment of sustainable water management; and c) Undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, and reduce and eliminate adverse consequences, including those from floods, ice hazards, droughts and incidents involving substances hazardous to water. [1] \n\nBosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) reports the score 70 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 report on Arrangements for transboundary water management in most important basins / aquifers. The assessment states that at multilateral level BiH is party to following international agreements/conventions/protocols: 1. Water Convention, Convention on Cooperation for the Protection and Sustainable use of the Danube River (Danube River Protection Convention) and Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin. Under the Danube River Protection Convention International Commission for Danube River Protection (ICPDR) is fully operational since 2004. Danube River Basin management Plan and Danube Flood Risk Management Plan were adopted. Sava River Basin Management Plan was developed while Sava Flood Risk Management Plan is under development. Bilateral agreement on cooperation in the field of water management is signed with Croatia, while with two other neighbouring countries Montenegro and Serbia are planned to be agreed and signed. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"Brazil has a formal transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the Amazon Basin states. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 includes Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 is a Brazilian initiative to promote development and strengthen sovereignty of countries over their Amazon territory. In 1998, the treaty of 1978 was amended to create ACTO and a permanent secretariat was established in Brasilia in 2002. [1] The treaty states that contracting parties shall “make efforts aimed at achieving rational utilization of the hydro resources” [4] In 2004, the Treaty’s maximum body, the Council of Foreign Ministers of Member States, formally adopted the Manaus Declaration and created a water resources working group. [5]\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty covers several themes, including conservation, protection and sustainability (Articles V, XII, and XIV), knowledge management and information sharing (Articles VI, VII, IX and XI), regional health management (Article VIII), infrastructure and transportation (Article X), tourism (Article XIII), and regional strengthening and cooperation (Articles XV, XVI and XVII). [2] The Treaty also establishes guidelines for the Meetings of Foreign Affairs Ministers and the Amazonian Cooperation Council in Articles XX and XXI, respectively. [2] \n\nIn September 2018, ACTO issued the Strategic Action Program (SAP), a formal transboundary water monitoring and management system. The SAP has developed by the member states and they have agreed to implement it through the ACTO. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"Cambodia is a full member of a multilateral TBWM agreement pertaining to the Mekong River Basin.\n\nIn 1995, the government of Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin. The agreement established a framework of cooperation through the Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the objective of “sustainable development, utilization, management and conservation of the water and related resources of the Mekong River Basin including, but not limited to irrigation, hydro-power, navigation, flood control, fisheries, timber floating, recreation and tourism.” The MRC aims to “to optimize the multiple-use and mutual benefits of all riparians and to minimize the harmful effects that might result from natural occurrences and man-made activities.” The governments of Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam signed the agreement in 1995 and are full members. [1] In addition to the regional treaty, Cambodia is also a signatory to some other international agreements related to environment, water, natural resources, and sustainable development) such as CITES (ratified in 1997), Ramsar Convention (ratified in 1999), Biodiversity Convention (ratified in 1996), the Natural and Cultural World Heritage Site Convention (ratified in 1998), the Man and the Biosphere (MAB) (ratified in 1997), the UN framework Convention on Climate Change (ratified in 1996), Paris Agreement (ratified in 2017) [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"China is a dialogue partner of the Mekong Agreement which provides the legal mandate of the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for the Mekong River Basin. \n\nChina is not a full member of the MRC (Mekong River Commission), but it has maintained cooperations with the MRC. In 2013, China and the MRC renewed their agreement on data sharing, which was originally signed in 2002 [1]. China has bilateral TBWM agreements with multiple countries in the basin, including Vietnam, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia [2]. Starting from 2016, China, together with Cambodia, Lao, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam, started a series of initiatives and agreements on corporations in the Lancang-Mekong region. Water resources is one of the main themes of corporations [3]. China is also a full member of the China-Lao-Myanmar-Thailand Joint Statement made in 2011 on law enforcement [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"Colombia has a formal transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the Amazon Basin states. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 includes Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 is a Brazilian initiative to promote development and strengthen sovereignty of countries over their Amazon territory. In 1998, the treaty of 1978 was amended to create ACTO and a permanent secretariat was established in Brasilia in 2002. [1] The treaty states that contracting parties shall “make efforts aimed at achieving rational utilization of the hydro resources” [4] In 2004, the Treaty’s maximum body, the Council of Foreign Ministers of Member States, formally adopted the Manaus Declaration and created a water resources working group. [5]\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty covers several themes, including conservation, protection and sustainability (Articles V, XII, and XIV), knowledge management and information sharing (Articles VI, VII, IX and XI), regional health management (Article VIII), infrastructure and transportation (Article X), tourism (Article XIII), and regional strengthening and cooperation (Articles XV, XVI and XVII). [2] The Treaty also establishes guidelines for the Meetings of Foreign Affairs Ministers and the Amazonian Cooperation Council in Articles XX and XXI, respectively. [2] \n\nIn September 2018, ACTO issued the Strategic Action Program (SAP), a formal transboundary water monitoring and management system. The SAP has developed by the member states and they have agreed to implement it through the ACTO. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"Croatia has formal transboundary water management agreement with the basin states. Multilateral cooperation on the Sava River Basin takes place within the framework of the International Commission for the Sava River Basin, based on the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, signed in 2002 in Slovenia. [1] This agreement was signed by all states in the Sava Basin including Croatia.\n\nAccording to article 2 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in order to achieve the following goals: a) Establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; b) Establishment of sustainable water management; and c) Undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, and reduce and eliminate adverse consequences, including those from floods, ice hazards, droughts and incidents involving substances hazardous to water. [2] \n\nCroatia reports the score 100 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 report on Arrangements for transboundary water management in most important basins / aquifers. The assessment states that The Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes (Water Convention), (OG 4/1996), The Convention on the Protection and Sustainable Use of the Danube River (OG 2/1996) , Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin (Official Gazette – International Treaties 14/2003) – and also its protocols; The Barcelona Convention for the Protection of the Marine Environment and the Coastal Region of the Mediterranean (Official Gazette – International Treaties 17/1998), Agreement on Water Management Cooperation between the Government of the Republic of Croatia and Government of the Republic of Hungary (Official Gazette – International Treaties 10/1994,) Agreement on Water Management Cooperation between Government of the Republic of Croatia and Government of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Official Gazette –International Treaties 12/1996), Agreement on Water Management cooperation between the Government of the Republic of Croatia and Government of the Republic of Slovenia (Official Gazette – International Treaties 10/1997), Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Croatia and the Government of the Republic of Montenegro on mutual relations in the field of water management (Official Gazette – International Treaties 10/1994) an agreement is being prepared with the Republic of Serbia. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Ecuador has a formal transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the Amazon Basin states. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 includes Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 is a Brazilian initiative to promote development and strengthen sovereignty of countries over their Amazon territory. In 1998, the treaty of 1978 was amended to create ACTO and a permanent secretariat was established in Brasilia in 2002. [1] The treaty states that contracting parties shall “make efforts aimed at achieving rational utilization of the hydro resources” [4] In 2004, the Treaty’s maximum body, the Council of Foreign Ministers of Member States, formally adopted the Manaus Declaration and created a water resources working group. [5]\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty covers several themes, including conservation, protection and sustainability (Articles V, XII, and XIV), knowledge management and information sharing (Articles VI, VII, IX and XI), regional health management (Article VIII), infrastructure and transportation (Article X), tourism (Article XIII), and regional strengthening and cooperation (Articles XV, XVI and XVII). [2] The Treaty also establishes guidelines for the Meetings of Foreign Affairs Ministers and the Amazonian Cooperation Council in Articles XX and XXI, respectively. [2] \n\nIn September 2018, ACTO issued the Strategic Action Program (SAP), a formal transboundary water monitoring and management system. The SAP has developed by the member states and they have agreed to implement it through the ACTO. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"Guinea is, since 2006, a full member of a multilateral TBWM agreement pertaining to the basin. \n\nIndeed, Senegal is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS). This organization launched a multilateral agreements (signed and ratified by Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal), that provides a framework for cooperation in transboundary water management. It has a solid legal and institutional framework, ratified by the 4 member states, with co financing mechanisms and the support and commitment of all member states. (1,2,3)\n\nFour conventions constitute the basic texts governing the activities of the OMVS concerning the development of the Senegal River and the development of the resources of its basin [5]:\n(i) Convention establishing the OMVS signed on March 11, 1972 in Nouakchott;\n(ii) Convention on the Legal Status of the Senegal River signed on March 11, 1972 in Nouakchott;\n(iii) Convention on the Legal Status of Common Works signed on 21 December 1978 in Bamako;\n(iv) Convention on financing arrangements for common structures signed on March 12, 1982 in Bamako\n\nOf these four, the Convention on the Legal Status of the Senegal River signed on March 11, 1972 in Nouakchott foresees that the Senegal River and its tributaries receive the status of \"international watercourse\" in the territories of Mali, Mauritania and Senegal (and subsequently Guinea since 2006). The Convention guarantees freedom of navigation and equality in all forms of use of the river's water, as well as roads, railways and side canals and its tributaries. Article 4 of Title II provides for prior approval by the Contracting States of any project likely to significantly change the characteristics of the river. [6]\n\nFinally, the Charter of the waters of the Senegal River, adopted in May 2002, determines:\n(a) the principles of distribution of water between the different sectors of use;\n(b) the modalities for the review and approval of new projects using water resources;\n(c) the rules relating to the preservation and protection of the environment;\n(d) the framework for the participation of water users in making basin resource management decisions. [5]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"Iran only has a bilateral agreement with Iraq over the shared part of Tigris/Euphrates basin - Shatt al-Arab, known as Arvand Roud in Iran. Though containing information on navigation and foreseeing measures for collaborations in the management of the resource, the agreement is not fully implemented due to the political tensions in both countries.\n\nThe Algiers Agreement, singed in 1975, is chiefly concerned with settling the border dispute between the two states however it is was also the basis for the bilateral treaties signed on 13 June and 26 December 1975 to formally decide about the maritime borders, water quotas and navigation [1,4]. Iraq unilaterally abolished the treaty at the start of the Iran/Iraq war in 1979 (a symbolic act that did not remove it from the statute of international law). However, the two countries have developed closer relations in recent years and in March 2019 agreed to return to the Algiers Agreement (6) and then in May 2019 reached an agreement on dredging the river, which was a breakthrough as a dredging attempt in 2018 had ended following disagreements (7).\n\nThe Ministry of Energy's Performance Report on the 6th five-year development plan 2017/18, mentions a session of Supreme Council of Water weighing diplomatic options regarding the implications of South-Eastern Anatolian Project (GAP) project in Turkey [2] but there are no formal agreements between the basin countries that would involve all engaged countries [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"Partially. There is no unified agreement for the Tigris-Euphrates water basin that spans Iraq, Iran, Turkey and Syria. There are merely bilateral agreements and a partial (and currently non-functioning) multilateral agreement on the Euphrates between Iraq, Turkey and Syria. \n\nIraq signed bilateral TBWM agreements with multiple countries in the basin but it does not have a comprehensive multilateral TBWM agreement with all the riparian states. There are references in online sources to bilateral and multilateral agreements between riparian states although the full texts of these agreements are not found in online sources (1) (2). \n\nIn May 1980 Iraq and Turkey signed an agreement to establish a shared water committee to study and govern the Tigris and Euphrates rivers; the agreement is called \"the Technical and Economic Cooperation Protocol\" (1) (2). Syria joined the Protocol in 1983. The protocol reportedly stipulates the formation of a technical committee to study the shared water resources of the Tigris and Euphrates River and regulate the amount of water that every signatory country is meant to acquire from the River. The committee work and meetings depended on the status of the three countries' relations and therefore such work was often interrupted due to tensions between the countries and cease to function in 1993 (3). In 2007, the three countries decided to resume meetings of the technical committee. However, since the outbreak of the civil war in Syria, in which Turkey has opposed the Syrian government, the work of the committee has ceased.\n\nSeperately, there was a bilateral Memorandum of Understanding with Turkey in 2009 to share hydrological and meteorological information and exchange expertise in these areas (4). This was part of broader signing of 48 MoUs and status of the one dedicated to water could not be verified [4].\n\nMeanwhile, there have been longstanding tensions with Iran over the Shatt al-Arab waterway on their southern border. The 1975 Algiers Agreement and subsequent bilateral treaties that year settled the border (mid-stream) and establish water usage quotas, but Iraq exited these agreements at the start of the Iran-Iraq war in 1979 (5). However, the two countries have developed closer relations in recent years and in March 2019 agreed to return to the Algiers Agreement (6) and then in May 2019 reached an agreement on dredging the river, which was a breakthrough as a dredging attempt in 2018 had ended following disagreements (7).\n\nIn 2002, there was an Agreement on the establishment of a pumping station on the Tigris River in Syria, specifying project area and volume of water extracted. The quantity of water drawn annually from the Tigris River, when the flow of water is within the average, was set to be 1.25 km³ with a drainage capacity proportional to the projected surface of 150 000 ha. [12] Adherence to the agreement could not be verified."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"Kazakhstan is a member of a formal transboundary water management agreement.\n \n In 1992, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for the management of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, which flow into the Aral Sea. [1] Under Article 8 of the agreement, the ICWC's mission is to determine regional water policy, considering the region's economic requirements for water resources, and taking a complex approach to effective management. [1] The ICWC's main instrument in this is the setting and monitoring of annual water use limits for each member state of the region, while ensuring sufficient release of water into the Aral Sea, with addressal of the environmental issues surrounding the Aral Sea crisis another key mission, as set by Article 4 of the Agreement. [1] Further, in Article 5, the party states commit to sharing information on water management and efficient water usage issues, as well as joint studies, inspections and evaluation of solutions and hydraulic facility projects. [1] Under article 7, the parties are to delegate the directors of national water resource management bodies to quarterly committee meetings to discuss the regulation, effective use and protection of the transboundary water bodies in the region. [1] Kazakhstan is represented on the ICWC by the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources; the most recent meeting at the time of research was held in April 2020. [2, 3] However, according to expert interviewees, the ICWC's practical role today is that of a dialogue platform for water distribution; in particular, complex water management and environmental functions are absent. [4, 5, 6] \n \n According to the Almaty Agreement, the ICWC consists of a Secretariat, Scientific-Information Centre and Coordination Metrological Centre, and also includes the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations (BWO). [1] The BWOs were established during the 1980s to manage the relevant river basins under water management plans as developed by the Soviet water management authorities, and according to their statutes approved by the ICWC, are responsible for realising the water limits set by the Commission, through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the two rivers. [7, 8, 9] In the preamble to the Almaty Agreement, the parties commit to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\", referring to the Soviet-established management scheme. [1, 9] According to an expert interviewee, after a period of operation in accordance with the Almaty Agreement in the 1990s, the authority of the ICWC's executive organisations has diminished, and today, national water management authorities, not the ICWC BWOs, are in practice responsible for operation of hydraulic facilities. [4] The BWOs' presence is limited to a few water observation points on the rivers, through which they can monitor water flows, but the majority of such data is provided by ICWC member states themselves. [4, 5] As such, the ICWC's approval of water quotas can only be effective if member states choose to implement the water quotas agreed. [4, 5]\n \n Further, in 1994, the five ICWC member states approved an action plan on the Aral Sea crisis, establishing an Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin to monitor and direct implementation the plan, as well as monitor and advise on regional environmental issues. [10, 11] Following a joint commitment to sustainable development of the Aral Sea Basin as outlined under the 1995 Nukus Declaration, the Central Asian states opted to transform the existing Interstate Council into the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) in 1999 under the Ashgabat Agreement. [12] Keeping the roles of the previous body, the IFAS as an international organisation was responsible for directing strategic-level policy for resolution of the Aral Sea crisis through coordination of cooperation and assistance offered by other states and international organisations. [13] Under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC and subordinate organisations, including the BWOs, became organisations of the IFAS. [13]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"Kyrgyzstan is a dialogue partner of a formal transboundary water management agreement.\n \n In 1992, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for the management of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, which flow into the Aral Sea. [1] Under Article 8 of the agreement, the ICWC's mission is to determine regional water policy, considering the region's economic requirements for water resources, and taking a complex approach to effective management. [1] The ICWC's main instrument in this is the setting and monitoring of annual water use limits for each member state of the region, while ensuring sufficient release of water into the Aral Sea, with addressal of the environmental issues surrounding the Aral Sea crisis another key mission, as set by Article 4 of the Agreement. [1] Further, in Article 5, the party states commit to sharing information on water management and efficient water usage issues, as well as joint studies, inspections and evaluation of solutions and hydraulic facility projects. [1] Under article 7, the parties are to delegate the directors of national water resource management bodies to quarterly committee meetings to discuss the regulation, effective use and protection of the transboundary water bodies in the region. [1] However, according to expert interviewees, the ICWC's practical role today is that of a dialogue platform for water distribution; in particular, complex water management and environmental functions are absent. [4, 5, 6] Although the ICWC website lists Kyrgyzstan's State Agency for Water Resources as a member as of 2019, Kyrgyzstan did not attend the ICWC's most recent meeting in April 2020, due to having \"frozen\" its membership of the organisation in 2016 (see below). [2, 3] \n \n According to the Almaty Agreement, the ICWC consists of a Secretariat, Scientific-Information Centre and Coordination Metrological Centre, and also includes the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations (BWO). [1] The BWOs were established during the 1980s to manage the relevant river basins under water management plans as developed by the Soviet water management authorities, and according to their statutes approved by the ICWC, are responsible for realising the water limits set by the Commission, through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the two rivers. [7, 8, 9] In the preamble to the Almaty Agreement, the parties commit to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\", referring to the Soviet-established management scheme. [1, 9] According to an expert interviewee, after a period of operation in accordance with the Almaty Agreement in the 1990s, the authority of the ICWC's executive organisations has diminished, and today, national water management authorities, not the ICWC BWOs, are in practice responsible for operation of hydraulic facilities. [4] The BWOs' presence is limited to a few water observation points on the rivers, through which they can monitor water flows, but the majority of such data is provided by ICWC member states themselves. [4, 5] As such, the ICWC's approval of water quotas can only be effective if member states choose to implement the water quotas agreed. [4, 5]\n \n Further, in 1994, the five ICWC member states approved an action plan on the Aral Sea crisis, establishing an Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin to monitor and direct implementation the plan, as well as monitor and advise on regional environmental issues. [10, 11] Following a joint commitment to sustainable development of the Aral Sea Basin as outlined under the 1995 Nukus Declaration, the Central Asian states opted to transform the existing Interstate Council into the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) in 1999 under the Ashgabat Agreement. [12] Keeping the roles of the previous body, the IFAS as an international organisation was responsible for directing strategic-level policy for resolution of the Aral Sea crisis through coordination of cooperation and assistance offered by other states and international organisations. [13] Under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC and subordinate organisations, including the BWOs, became organisations of the IFAS. [13] \n \n However, in 2016 Kyrgyzstan \"froze\" its membership of the IFAS and thus the ICWC, stating that its interests in management of water resources had not been respected; as an upstream state on the Syr Darya, Kyrgyzstan stands more to gain through use of water for hydroelectric power generation, which requires release of water through dams year-round, whereas downstream states, notably Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, prefer that water be stored in winter and released in summer for irrigation needs. [6] In 2010, Kyrgyzstan had made a proposal for reform of IFAS to allow for better consideration of upstream states' interests, which was supported by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, but the proposal was vetoed by Uzbekistan; experts see the membership freeze as a protest against overdominance of IFAS and ICWC by Uzbekistan, where ICWC is headquartered. [6] Since the ICWC's 69th session in January 2017, Kyrgyzstan has not been represented at the organisation's meetings. [14] However, despite the \"freeze\" (articulated as such because there is no procedure for a party to leave ICWC or IFAS), Kyrgyzstan participated in a 2018 IFAS summit of national heads of state, at which Kyrgyzstan's complaints were publicly acknowledged by its partners. [6, 15] Expert interviewees state that Kyrgyzstan retains informal links with IFAS and ICWC, but note that the country had rebuffed an invitation to rejoin IFAS from Kazakhstan in 2019. [4, 6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"Laos is a full member of a multilateral TBWM agreement pertaining to the Mekong River Basin.\n\nIn 1995, the government of Laos signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin. The agreement established a framework of cooperation through the Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the objective of “sustainable development, utilization, management and conservation of the water and related resources of the Mekong River Basin including, but not limited to irrigation, hydro-power, navigation, flood control, fisheries, timber floating, recreation and tourism.” The MRC aims to “to optimize the multiple-use and mutual benefits of all riparians and to minimize the harmful effects that might result from natural occurrences and man-made activities.” The governments of Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam signed the agreement in 1995 and are full members. [1]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"Mali is, since 2006, a full member of a multilateral TBWM agreement pertaining to the basin. \n\nIndeed, Senegal is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS). This organization launched a multilateral agreements (signed and ratified by Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal), that provides a framework for cooperation in transboundary water management. It has a solid legal and institutional framework, ratified by the 4 member states, with co financing mechanisms and the support and commitment of all member states. (1,2,3)\n\nFour conventions constitute the basic texts governing the activities of the OMVS concerning the development of the Senegal River and the development of the resources of its basin [5]:\n(i) Convention establishing the OMVS signed on March 11, 1972 in Nouakchott;\n(ii) Convention on the Legal Status of the Senegal River signed on March 11, 1972 in Nouakchott;\n(iii) Convention on the Legal Status of Common Works signed on 21 December 1978 in Bamako;\n(iv) Convention on financing arrangements for common structures signed on March 12, 1982 in Bamako\n\nOf these four, the Convention on the Legal Status of the Senegal River signed on March 11, 1972 in Nouakchott foresees that the Senegal River and its tributaries receive the status of \"international watercourse\" in the territories of Mali, Mauritania and Senegal (and subsequently Guinea since 2006). The Convention guarantees freedom of navigation and equality in all forms of use of the river's water, as well as roads, railways and side canals and its tributaries. Article 4 of Title II provides for prior approval by the Contracting States of any project likely to significantly change the characteristics of the river. [6]\n\nFinally, the Charter of the waters of the Senegal River, adopted in May 2002, determines:\n(a) the principles of distribution of water between the different sectors of use;\n(b) the modalities for the review and approval of new projects using water resources;\n(c) the rules relating to the preservation and protection of the environment;\n(d) the framework for the participation of water users in making basin resource management decisions. [5]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"Mauritania is, since 2006, a full member of a multilateral TBWM agreement pertaining to the basin. \n\nIndeed, Senegal is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS). This organization launched a multilateral agreements (signed and ratified by Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal), that provides a framework for cooperation in transboundary water management. It has a solid legal and institutional framework, ratified by the 4 member states, with co financing mechanisms and the support and commitment of all member states. (1,2,3)\n\nFour conventions constitute the basic texts governing the activities of the OMVS concerning the development of the Senegal River and the development of the resources of its basin [5]:\n(i) Convention establishing the OMVS signed on March 11, 1972 in Nouakchott;\n(ii) Convention on the Legal Status of the Senegal River signed on March 11, 1972 in Nouakchott;\n(iii) Convention on the Legal Status of Common Works signed on 21 December 1978 in Bamako;\n(iv) Convention on financing arrangements for common structures signed on March 12, 1982 in Bamako\n\nOf these four, the Convention on the Legal Status of the Senegal River signed on March 11, 1972 in Nouakchott foresees that the Senegal River and its tributaries receive the status of \"international watercourse\" in the territories of Mali, Mauritania and Senegal (and subsequently Guinea since 2006). The Convention guarantees freedom of navigation and equality in all forms of use of the river's water, as well as roads, railways and side canals and its tributaries. Article 4 of Title II provides for prior approval by the Contracting States of any project likely to significantly change the characteristics of the river. [6]\n\nFinally, the Charter of the waters of the Senegal River, adopted in May 2002, determines:\n(a) the principles of distribution of water between the different sectors of use;\n(b) the modalities for the review and approval of new projects using water resources;\n(c) the rules relating to the preservation and protection of the environment;\n(d) the framework for the participation of water users in making basin resource management decisions. [5]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"Myanmar is a dialogue partner of the Mekong Agreement which provides the legal mandate of the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for the Mekong River Basin. \n\nIn 1995, Mekong agreement was signed between governments of Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Vietnam. Myanmar is not a member of MRC but from 1996, it began its working relationship as a Dialogue Partner with MRC[1] Myanmar is also part of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation which includes China, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. Myanmar currently does not receive funding from China through this cooperation. Vice President of Myanmar Si Mauk Kham attended the first LMC meeting. However, there are no other news regarding cooperation for Myanmar with other countries under this agreement [2,3] Myanmar is also part of the ASEAN Mekong Basin Development Cooperation (AMBDC) for sharing of the resource base between ASEAN Member States and Mekong riparian countries as well as sustainable development of the Mekong Basin. The parties meet annually for decision reporting regarding project initiations and other infrastructure development. Myanmar signed the Basic Framework of ASEAN- Mekong Basin Development Cooperation Kuala Lumpur in 1996 and has been a memeber since. [4] The bulk of the projects in the mekong basin such as the Basin Development Plan Project, Climate change and Adaptation Initiative and MRC Enviornment Programmes are carried out under the MRC.[5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"Peru has a formal transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the Amazon Basin states. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 includes Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 is a Brazilian initiative to promote development and strengthen sovereignty of countries over their Amazon territory. In 1998, the treaty of 1978 was amended to create ACTO and a permanent secretariat was established in Brasilia in 2002. [1] The treaty states that contracting parties shall “make efforts aimed at achieving rational utilization of the hydro resources” [4] In 2004, the Treaty’s maximum body, the Council of Foreign Ministers of Member States, formally adopted the Manaus Declaration and created a water resources working group. [5]\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty covers several themes, including conservation, protection and sustainability (Articles V, XII, and XIV), knowledge management and information sharing (Articles VI, VII, IX and XI), regional health management (Article VIII), infrastructure and transportation (Article X), tourism (Article XIII), and regional strengthening and cooperation (Articles XV, XVI and XVII). [2] The Treaty also establishes guidelines for the Meetings of Foreign Affairs Ministers and the Amazonian Cooperation Council in Articles XX and XXI, respectively. [2] \n\nIn September 2018, ACTO issued the Strategic Action Program (SAP), a formal transboundary water monitoring and management system. The SAP has developed by the member states and they have agreed to implement it through the ACTO. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"Senegal is, since 2006, a full member of a multilateral TBWM agreement pertaining to the basin. \n\nIndeed, Senegal is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS). This organization launched a multilateral agreements (signed and ratified by Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal), that provides a framework for cooperation in transboundary water management. It has a solid legal and institutional framework, ratified by the 4 member states, with co financing mechanisms and the support and commitment of all member states. (1,2,3)\n\nFour conventions constitute the basic texts governing the activities of the OMVS concerning the development of the Senegal River and the development of the resources of its basin [5]:\n(i) Convention establishing the OMVS signed on March 11, 1972 in Nouakchott;\n(ii) Convention on the Legal Status of the Senegal River signed on March 11, 1972 in Nouakchott;\n(iii) Convention on the Legal Status of Common Works signed on 21 December 1978 in Bamako;\n(iv) Convention on financing arrangements for common structures signed on March 12, 1982 in Bamako\n\nOf these four, the Convention on the Legal Status of the Senegal River signed on March 11, 1972 in Nouakchott foresees that the Senegal River and its tributaries receive the status of \"international watercourse\" in the territories of Mali, Mauritania and Senegal (and subsequently Guinea since 2006). The Convention guarantees freedom of navigation and equality in all forms of use of the river's water, as well as roads, railways and side canals and its tributaries. Article 4 of Title II provides for prior approval by the Contracting States of any project likely to significantly change the characteristics of the river. [6]\n\nFinally, the Charter of the waters of the Senegal River, adopted in May 2002, determines:\n(a) the principles of distribution of water between the different sectors of use;\n(b) the modalities for the review and approval of new projects using water resources;\n(c) the rules relating to the preservation and protection of the environment;\n(d) the framework for the participation of water users in making basin resource management decisions. [5]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"Serbia has formal transboundary water management agreement with the basin states. Multilateral cooperation on the Sava River Basin takes place within the framework of the International Commission for the Sava River Basin, based on the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, signed in 2002 in Slovenia. [1] This agreement was signed by all states in the Sava Basin including Serbia.\n\nAccording to article 2 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in order to achieve the following goals: a) Establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; b) Establishment of sustainable water management; and c) Undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, and reduce and eliminate adverse consequences, including those from floods, ice hazards, droughts and incidents involving substances hazardous to water. [2] \n\nSerbia reports the score 30 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 report on Arrangements for transboundary water management in most important basins / aquifers. The assessment states that Republic of Serbia is member of two international commissions: International Sava River Basin Commission and International Commission for the Protection of the Danube River. Bilateral agreements with Hungary and Romania are valid, but need innovation. The negotiations on new proposal of these\nagreements started, but jet not finalized. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"Slovenia has formal transboundary water management agreement with the basin states. Multilateral cooperation on the Sava River Basin takes place within the framework of the International Commission for the Sava River Basin, based on the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, signed in 2002 in Slovenia. [1] This agreement was signed by all states in the Sava Basin including Slovenia\n\nAccording to article 2 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in order to achieve the following goals: a) Establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; b) Establishment of sustainable water management; and c) Undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, and reduce and eliminate adverse consequences, including those from floods, ice hazards, droughts and incidents involving substances hazardous to water. [2] \n\nSlovenia reports the score 80 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 report on Arrangements for transboundary water management in most important basins / aquifers. The assessment states that Republic of Slovenia, as a party to the Danube Convention and to the Framework Agreement of the Sava River Basin, regularly contributes to the Danube RBDMP, Danube FRMP and Sava RBMP as well as Sava FRMP. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"Syria has formal bilateral TBWM agreements with Turkey and Iraq but many of the agreements are out of date or were never implemented.\n\nBilateral cooperation with Turkey [1][2][3]\n1987 – The Protocol on Economic Cooperation was an interim agreement on water quantity which stated that an annual 16 BCM (500 m³/s) was to be released at the Syrian-Turkish border. The agreement was considered provisional, failed to convert into a tripartite agreement and does not hold anymore. [4] \n2001 - Joint Communiqué between Republic of Turkey Prime Ministry Southeastern Anatolia Project Regional Development Administration (GAP) and Arab Republic of Syria Ministry of Irrigation General Organization for Land Development (GOLD) (signed 23 August 2001). [13]\n2003 - Implementation Protocol between Republic of Turkey Prime Ministry Southeastern Anatolia Project Regional Development Administration (GAP) and Arab Republic of Syria Ministry of Irrigation General Organization for Land Development (GOLD) (signed 25 July 2003). [13]\n2009- The agreement establishment of a pumping station for withdrawal of water from Tigris River. The parties agreed upon the maximum amount of usage of water of Syria from Tigris River per year and the distribution of this amount to each month. The Memorandum of Understanding was valid for a five years period with termination rights requiring six month notice. It has not been renewed and bilateral relations between the country ceased during the ongoing Syrian Civil War [13]\n2011 – This Memorandum of Understanding set forth a framework for co-operation in improving water quality. The parties agreed upon setting up joint research and training programs, exchanging scientific and technical information and documents on development activities and environmental management, organizing joint meetings conferences and symposiums and exchanging experts and trainees to co-operate in a better way for the improvement of water quality. [11]\n\n\nBilateral cooperation with Iraq [1][2][3]\n1990 – The Syrian-Iraqi Water Accord allocated the water of the Euphrates River according to a fixed ratio of 42% to Syria and 58% to Iraq. These numbers were not adhered to after the Gulf War. [10] \n2002 – Agreement on the establishment of a pumping station on the Tigris River in Syria, specifying project area and volume of water extracted. The quantity of water drawn annually from the Tigris River, when the flow of water is within the average, was set to be 1.25 km³ with a drainage capacity proportional to the projected surface of 150 000 ha. [12]\n\nMultilateral\n\nIn 1983, Turkey, Iraq and the Syrian Arab Republic established the Joint Technical Committee for Regional Waters, the aim of which was to deal with all water issues among the Euphrates-Tigris basin riparians and to ensure that the procedural principles of consultation and notification were followed as required by international law. However, this group disintegrated after 1993 without making any progress. [5]\n\nIn 2005, a group of scholars and retired officials from Syria, Iraq and Turkey initiated Track II diplomacy under the Euphrates-Tigris Initiative for Cooperation. Its aim was to promote cooperation among the three countries, including through a joint data inventory [6] In April 2008, Turkey, the Syrian Arab Republic and Iraq decided to cooperate on water issues by establishing a water institute consisting of 18 water experts from each country to work towards the solution of water-related problems among the three countries. The institute will conduct its studies at the facilities of the Atatürk Dam, the biggest dam in Turkey, and plans to develop projects for the fair and effective use of transboundary water resources. [7] There is no evidence however that the institute began operations [7]. \n\nIn 2009, the three states signed a memorandum of understanding, which “focused on the establishment of joint measurement stations on the Euphrates and Tigris rivers, exchange of meteorological information, observation of water amount that goes into Syria and Iraq every season, and evaluation of the impact of climate change on the two rivers. This memorandum capped the late 2000s period of promising tripartite cooperation and there is no evidence it has been implemented. [8]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"Tajikistan is a member of a formal transboundary water management agreement.\n \n In 1992, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for the management of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, which flow into the Aral Sea. [1] Under Article 8 of the agreement, the ICWC's mission is to determine regional water policy, considering the region's economic requirements for water resources, and taking a complex approach to effective management. [1] The ICWC's main instrument in this is the setting and monitoring of annual water use limits for each member state of the region, while ensuring sufficient release of water into the Aral Sea, with addressal of the environmental issues surrounding the Aral Sea crisis another key mission, as set by Article 4 of the Agreement. [1] Further, in Article 5, the party states commit to sharing information on water management and efficient water usage issues, as well as joint studies, inspections and evaluation of solutions and hydraulic facility projects. [1] Under article 7, the parties are to delegate the directors of national water resource management bodies to quarterly committee meetings to discuss the regulation, effective use and protection of the transboundary water bodies in the region. [1] Tajikistan is represented on the ICWC by the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources; the most recent meeting at the time of research was held in April 2020. [2, 3] However, according to expert interviewees, the ICWC's practical role today is that of a dialogue platform for water distribution; in particular, complex water management and environmental functions are absent. [4, 5, 6] \n \n According to the Almaty Agreement, the ICWC consists of a Secretariat, Scientific-Information Centre and Coordination Metrological Centre, and also includes the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations (BWO). [1] The BWOs were established during the 1980s to manage the relevant river basins under water management plans as developed by the Soviet water management authorities, and according to their statutes approved by the ICWC, are responsible for realising the water limits set by the Commission, through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the two rivers. [7, 8, 9] In the preamble to the Almaty Agreement, the parties commit to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\", referring to the Soviet-established management scheme. [1, 9] According to an expert interviewee, after a period of operation in accordance with the Almaty Agreement in the 1990s, the authority of the ICWC's executive organisations has diminished, and today, national water management authorities, not the ICWC BWOs, are in practice responsible for operation of hydraulic facilities. [4] The BWOs presence is limited to a few water observation points on the rivers, through which they can monitor water flows, but the majority of such data is provided by ICWC member states themselves. [4] As such, the ICWC's approval of water quotas can only be effective if member states choose to implement the water quotas agreed. [4, 5]\n \n Further, in 1994, the five ICWC member states approved an action plan on the Aral Sea crisis, establishing an Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin to monitor and direct implementation the plan, as well as monitor and advise on regional environmental issues. [10, 11] Following a joint commitment to sustainable development of the Aral Sea Basin as outlined under the 1995 Nukus Declaration, the Central Asian states opted to transform the existing Interstate Council into the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) in 1999 under the Ashgabat Agreement. [12] Keeping the roles of the previous body, the IFAS as an international organisation was responsible for directing strategic-level policy for resolution of the Aral Sea crisis through coordination of cooperation and assistance offered by other states and international organisations. [13] Under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC and subordinate organisations, including the BWOs, became organisations of the IFAS. [13]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"Tajikistan is a member of a formal transboundary water management agreement.\n \n In 1992, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for the management of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, which flow into the Aral Sea. [1] Under Article 8 of the agreement, the ICWC's mission is to determine regional water policy, considering the region's economic requirements for water resources, and taking a complex approach to effective management. [1] The ICWC's main instrument in this is the setting and monitoring of annual water use limits for each member state of the region, while ensuring sufficient release of water into the Aral Sea, with addressal of the environmental issues surrounding the Aral Sea crisis another key mission, as set by Article 4 of the Agreement. [1] Further, in Article 5, the party states commit to sharing information on water management and efficient water usage issues, as well as joint studies, inspections and evaluation of solutions and hydraulic facility projects. [1] Under article 7, the parties are to delegate the directors of national water resource management bodies to quarterly committee meetings to discuss the regulation, effective use and protection of the transboundary water bodies in the region. [1] Tajikistan is represented on the ICWC by the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources; the most recent meeting at the time of research was held in April 2020. [2, 3] However, according to expert interviewees, the ICWC's practical role today is that of a dialogue platform for water distribution; in particular, complex water management and environmental functions are absent. [4, 5, 6] \n \n According to the Almaty Agreement, the ICWC consists of a Secretariat, Scientific-Information Centre and Coordination Metrological Centre, and also includes the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations (BWO). [1] The BWOs were established during the 1980s to manage the relevant river basins under water management plans as developed by the Soviet water management authorities, and according to their statutes approved by the ICWC, are responsible for realising the water limits set by the Commission, through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the two rivers. [7, 8, 9] In the preamble to the Almaty Agreement, the parties commit to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\", referring to the Soviet-established management scheme. [1, 9] According to an expert interviewee, after a period of operation in accordance with the Almaty Agreement in the 1990s, the authority of the ICWC's executive organisations has diminished, and today, national water management authorities, not the ICWC BWOs, are in practice responsible for operation of hydraulic facilities. [4] The BWOs presence is limited to a few water observation points on the rivers, through which they can monitor water flows, but the majority of such data is provided by ICWC member states themselves. [4] As such, the ICWC's approval of water quotas can only be effective if member states choose to implement the water quotas agreed. [4, 5]\n \n Further, in 1994, the five ICWC member states approved an action plan on the Aral Sea crisis, establishing an Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin to monitor and direct implementation the plan, as well as monitor and advise on regional environmental issues. [10, 11] Following a joint commitment to sustainable development of the Aral Sea Basin as outlined under the 1995 Nukus Declaration, the Central Asian states opted to transform the existing Interstate Council into the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) in 1999 under the Ashgabat Agreement. [12] Keeping the roles of the previous body, the IFAS as an international organisation was responsible for directing strategic-level policy for resolution of the Aral Sea crisis through coordination of cooperation and assistance offered by other states and international organisations. [13] Under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC and subordinate organisations, including the BWOs, became organisations of the IFAS. [13]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"Thailand is a full member of a multilateral TBWM agreement pertaining to the Mekong River Basin.\n\nIn 1995, the government of Thailand signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin. The agreement established a framework of cooperation through the Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the objective of “sustainable development, utilization, management and conservation of the water and related resources of the Mekong River Basin including, but not limited to irrigation, hydro-power, navigation, flood control, fisheries, timber floating, recreation and tourism.” The MRC aims to “to optimize the multiple-use and mutual benefits of all riparians and to minimize the harmful effects that might result from natural occurrences and man-made activities.” The governments of Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam signed the agreement in 1995 and are full members. [1]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"Turkey has the following bilateral agreements with other countries regarding water-related issues in the Euphrates-Tigris Basins:\n\na) with Iran [1]: Treaty/Protocol on the Joint utilization of the Waters of Sarısu and Karasu rivers in 1955 (with Iran), envisaging that Turkey would allow a minimum flow of 1.8 cubic metres/second into Iran via the Sarısu, even at times of drought, and foreseeing the establishment of measuring stations \n\nb) with Iraq [2]: Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Environment and Forestry of the Republic of Turkey and the Ministry of Water Resources of the Republic of Iraq on Water 2009 - one of 48 MoUs signed between the two countries. The parties agreed to share hydrological and meteorological information and exchange expertise in these areas \n\nc) with Syria [3]:\n(i) Protocol of 1987 between Turkey and the Syrian Arab Republic, which guarantees the latter a minimum flow of the Euphrates River of 500 m3/sec throughout the year (15.75 km3/year), pending a full agreement.\n(ii) Joint Communiqué between Republic of Turkey Prime Ministry Southeastern Anatolia Project Regional Development Administration (GAP) and Arab Republic of Syria Ministry of Irrigation General Organization for Land Development (GOLD) (signed 23 August 2001). \n(iii) Implementation Protocol between Republic of Turkey Prime Ministry Southeastern Anatolia Project Regional Development Administration (GAP) and Arab Republic of Syria Ministry of Irrigation General Organization for Land Development (GOLD) (signed 25 July 2003).\n(iv) Memorandum of Understanding between the Government of the Republic of Turkey and the Government of the Syrian Arab Republic on Establishment of a Pumping Station in the Territories of the Syrian Arab Republic for Water Withdrawal from the Tigris River (signed 23 September 2009).\nHowever as none of the above signify official treaties, and diplomatic relations with Syria have been suspended since 2011. They cannot be considered implemented [3]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"Turkmenistan is a member of a formal transboundary water management agreement.\n \n In 1992, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for the management of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, which flow into the Aral Sea. [1] Under Article 8 of the agreement, the ICWC's mission is to determine regional water policy, considering the region's economic requirements for water resources, and taking a complex approach to effective management. [1] The ICWC's main instrument in this is the setting and monitoring of annual water use limits for each member state of the region, while ensuring sufficient release of water into the Aral Sea, with addressal of the environmental issues surrounding the Aral Sea crisis another key mission, as set by Article 4 of the Agreement. [1] Further, in Article 5, the party states commit to sharing information on water management and efficient water usage issues, as well as joint studies, inspections and evaluation of solutions and hydraulic facility projects. [1] Under article 7, the parties are to delegate the directors of national water resource management bodies to quarterly committee meetings to discuss the regulation, effective use and protection of the transboundary water bodies in the region. [1] Turkmenistan is represented on the ICWC by the State Committee on Water Management; the most recent meeting at the time of research was held in April 2020. [2, 3] However, according to expert interviewees, the ICWC's practical role today is that of a dialogue platform for water distribution; in particular, complex water management and environmental functions are absent. [4, 5, 6] \n \n According to the Almaty Agreement, the ICWC consists of a Secretariat, Scientific-Information Centre and Coordination Metrological Centre, and also includes the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations (BWO). [1] The BWOs were established during the 1980s to manage the relevant river basins under water management plans as developed by the Soviet water management authorities, and according to their statutes approved by the ICWC, are responsible for realising the water limits set by the Commission, through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the two rivers. [7, 8, 9] In the preamble to the Almaty Agreement, the parties commit to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\", referring to the Soviet-established management scheme. [1, 9] According to an expert interviewee, after a period of operation in accordance with the Almaty Agreement in the 1990s, the authority of the ICWC's executive organisations has diminished, and today, national water management authorities, not the ICWC BWOs, are in practice responsible for operation of hydraulic facilities. [4] The BWOs presence is limited to a few water observation points on the rivers, through which they can monitor water flows, but the majority of such data is provided by ICWC member states themselves. [4] As such, the ICWC's approval of water quotas can only be effective if member states choose to implement the water quotas agreed. [4, 5]\n \n Further, in 1994, the five ICWC member states approved an action plan on the Aral Sea crisis, establishing an Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin to monitor and direct implementation the plan, as well as monitor and advise on regional environmental issues. [10, 11] Following a joint commitment to sustainable development of the Aral Sea Basin as outlined under the 1995 Nukus Declaration, the Central Asian states opted to transform the existing Interstate Council into the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) in 1999 under the Ashgabat Agreement. [12] Keeping the roles of the previous body, the IFAS as an international organisation was responsible for directing strategic-level policy for resolution of the Aral Sea crisis through coordination of cooperation and assistance offered by other states and international organisations. [13] Under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC and subordinate organisations, including the BWOs, became organisations of the IFAS. [13]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"Uzbekistan is a member of a formal transboundary water management agreement.\n \n In 1992, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for the management of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, which flow into the Aral Sea. [1] Under Article 8 of the agreement, the ICWC's mission is to determine regional water policy, considering the region's economic requirements for water resources, and taking a complex approach to effective management. [1] The ICWC's main instrument in this is the setting and monitoring of annual water use limits for each member state of the region, while ensuring sufficient release of water into the Aral Sea, with addressal of the environmental issues surrounding the Aral Sea crisis another key mission, as set by Article 4 of the Agreement. [1] Further, in Article 5, the party states commit to sharing information on water management and efficient water usage issues, as well as joint studies, inspections and evaluation of solutions and hydraulic facility projects. [1] Under article 7, the parties are to delegate the directors of national water resource management bodies to quarterly committee meetings to discuss the regulation, effective use and protection of the transboundary water bodies in the region. [1] Uzbekistan is represented on the ICWC by the Ministry of Water Management; the most recent meeting at the time of research was held in April 2020. [2, 3] However, according to expert interviewees, the ICWC's practical role today is that of a dialogue platform for water distribution; in particular, complex water management and environmental functions are absent. [4, 5, 6] \n \n According to the Almaty Agreement, the ICWC consists of a Secretariat, Scientific-Information Centre and Coordination Metrological Centre, and also includes the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations (BWO). [1] The BWOs were established during the 1980s to manage the relevant river basins under water management plans as developed by the Soviet water management authorities, and according to their statutes approved by the ICWC, are responsible for realising the water limits set by the Commission, through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the two rivers. [7, 8, 9] In the preamble to the Almaty Agreement, the parties commit to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\", referring to the Soviet-established management scheme. [1, 9] According to an expert interviewee, after a period of operation in accordance with the Almaty Agreement in the 1990s, the authority of the ICWC's executive organisations has diminished, and today, national water management authorities, not the ICWC BWOs, are in practice responsible for operation of hydraulic facilities. [4] The BWOs presence is limited to a few water observation points on the rivers, through which they can monitor water flows, but the majority of such data is provided by ICWC member states themselves. [4] As such, the ICWC's approval of water quotas can only be effective if member states choose to implement the water quotas agreed. [4, 5]\n \n Further, in 1994, the five ICWC member states approved an action plan on the Aral Sea crisis, establishing an Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin to monitor and direct implementation the plan, as well as monitor and advise on regional environmental issues. [10, 11] Following a joint commitment to sustainable development of the Aral Sea Basin as outlined under the 1995 Nukus Declaration, the Central Asian states opted to transform the existing Interstate Council into the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) in 1999 under the Ashgabat Agreement. [12] Keeping the roles of the previous body, the IFAS as an international organisation was responsible for directing strategic-level policy for resolution of the Aral Sea crisis through coordination of cooperation and assistance offered by other states and international organisations. [13] Under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC and subordinate organisations, including the BWOs, became organisations of the IFAS. [13]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"Uzbekistan is a member of a formal transboundary water management agreement.\n \n In 1992, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for the management of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, which flow into the Aral Sea. [1] Under Article 8 of the agreement, the ICWC's mission is to determine regional water policy, considering the region's economic requirements for water resources, and taking a complex approach to effective management. [1] The ICWC's main instrument in this is the setting and monitoring of annual water use limits for each member state of the region, while ensuring sufficient release of water into the Aral Sea, with addressal of the environmental issues surrounding the Aral Sea crisis another key mission, as set by Article 4 of the Agreement. [1] Further, in Article 5, the party states commit to sharing information on water management and efficient water usage issues, as well as joint studies, inspections and evaluation of solutions and hydraulic facility projects. [1] Under article 7, the parties are to delegate the directors of national water resource management bodies to quarterly committee meetings to discuss the regulation, effective use and protection of the transboundary water bodies in the region. [1] Uzbekistan is represented on the ICWC by the Ministry of Water Management; the most recent meeting at the time of research was held in April 2020. [2, 3] However, according to expert interviewees, the ICWC's practical role today is that of a dialogue platform for water distribution; in particular, complex water management and environmental functions are absent. [4, 5, 6] \n \n According to the Almaty Agreement, the ICWC consists of a Secretariat, Scientific-Information Centre and Coordination Metrological Centre, and also includes the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations (BWO). [1] The BWOs were established during the 1980s to manage the relevant river basins under water management plans as developed by the Soviet water management authorities, and according to their statutes approved by the ICWC, are responsible for realising the water limits set by the Commission, through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the two rivers. [7, 8, 9] In the preamble to the Almaty Agreement, the parties commit to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\", referring to the Soviet-established management scheme. [1, 9] According to an expert interviewee, after a period of operation in accordance with the Almaty Agreement in the 1990s, the authority of the ICWC's executive organisations has diminished, and today, national water management authorities, not the ICWC BWOs, are in practice responsible for operation of hydraulic facilities. [4] The BWOs presence is limited to a few water observation points on the rivers, through which they can monitor water flows, but the majority of such data is provided by ICWC member states themselves. [4] As such, the ICWC's approval of water quotas can only be effective if member states choose to implement the water quotas agreed. [4, 5]\n \n Further, in 1994, the five ICWC member states approved an action plan on the Aral Sea crisis, establishing an Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin to monitor and direct implementation the plan, as well as monitor and advise on regional environmental issues. [10, 11] Following a joint commitment to sustainable development of the Aral Sea Basin as outlined under the 1995 Nukus Declaration, the Central Asian states opted to transform the existing Interstate Council into the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) in 1999 under the Ashgabat Agreement. [12] Keeping the roles of the previous body, the IFAS as an international organisation was responsible for directing strategic-level policy for resolution of the Aral Sea crisis through coordination of cooperation and assistance offered by other states and international organisations. [13] Under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC and subordinate organisations, including the BWOs, became organisations of the IFAS. [13]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"Venezuela has a formal transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the Amazon Basin states. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 includes Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 is a Brazilian initiative to promote development and strengthen sovereignty of countries over their Amazon territory. In 1998, the treaty of 1978 was amended to create ACTO and a permanent secretariat was established in Brasilia in 2002. [1] The treaty states that contracting parties shall “make efforts aimed at achieving rational utilization of the hydro resources” [4] In 2004, the Treaty’s maximum body, the Council of Foreign Ministers of Member States, formally adopted the Manaus Declaration and created a water resources working group. [5]\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty covers several themes, including conservation, protection and sustainability (Articles V, XII, and XIV), knowledge management and information sharing (Articles VI, VII, IX and XI), regional health management (Article VIII), infrastructure and transportation (Article X), tourism (Article XIII), and regional strengthening and cooperation (Articles XV, XVI and XVII). [2] The Treaty also establishes guidelines for the Meetings of Foreign Affairs Ministers and the Amazonian Cooperation Council in Articles XX and XXI, respectively. [2] \n\nIn September 2018, ACTO issued the Strategic Action Program (SAP), a formal transboundary water monitoring and management system. The SAP has developed by the member states and they have agreed to implement it through the ACTO. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"Vietnam is a full member of a multilateral TBWM agreement pertaining to the Mekong River Basin.\n\nIn 1995, the government of Vietnam signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin. The agreement established a framework of cooperation through the Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the objective of “sustainable development, utilization, management and conservation of the water and related resources of the Mekong River Basin including, but not limited to irrigation, hydro-power, navigation, flood control, fisheries, timber floating, recreation and tourism.” The MRC aims to “to optimize the multiple-use and mutual benefits of all riparians and to minimize the harmful effects that might result from natural occurrences and man-made activities.” The governments of Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam signed the agreement in 1995 and are full members. [1]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A20+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F20,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2017. \"Key findings of the project regarding existing and future challenges for the Amu Darya Basin\", (\"Ключевые результаты проекта касательно существующих и будущих вызовов для бассейна Амударьи\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/projects/peer-amudarya/key_findings.htm].\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n \n [5] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n \n [6] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. October 2009. \"Meeting on future issues of Afghanistan\", (\"Совещание по проблемам будущего Афганистана\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/165.htm]. \n \n [7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. April 2012. \"Consultational seminar on ABD Regional Technical Cooperation 6486 'Enhancement of water resource mangement in Central Asia' and the Asian Irrigation Forum\", (\"Консультационный семинар по АБР РЕТС 6486 «Совершенствование управления водными ресурсами в Центральной Азии» и Азиатский ирригационный форум\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/202.htm].\n \n [8] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. October 2015. \"Pilot training course 'Increasing potential in work with computer models'\", (\"Пилотный курс обучения «Hаращивание потенциала в работе с компьютерными моделями»\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/275.htm].\n \n [9] Zonn I. S. et al. 2018. \"Afghanistan's Water Policy in Central Asia\", (\"Водная полтитка Афганистана в Центральной Азии\"). [https://cyberleninka.ru/article/n/vodnaya-politika-afganistana-v-tsentralnoy-azii].\n \n [10] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Institute for Economic Cooperation, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n \n [11] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 25 October 2010. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf].\n \n [12] Government of the Republic of Tajikistan. Ordinance No. 541 of 23 October 2010. \"On the draft Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of hydrological monitoring and riverbank strengthening works on the river Panj (Amu)\", (\" О проекте Соглашения между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в области гидрологического мониторинга и берегоукрепительных работ на реке Пяндж (Аму)\". [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=15903].\n \n [13] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [14] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2017. (\"Укрепление сотрудничества в области гидрологии окружающей среди между Таджикистаном и Афганистаном в бассейне реки Амударьи и Пяндж\"). [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/Milal_Inter_Journal_optimized.pdf].\n \n [15] Man and Nature (\"Инсон ба Табиат\"). 26 June 2019. \"Outcomes of the high-level meeting between the Republic of Tajikistan and the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan\", (\"Итоги совещание высокопоставленных должностных лиц и технических экспертов Республики Таджикистан и Исламской Республики Афганистан\"). 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is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation, and has no bilateral agreements covering water management.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] The organisation's main instrument for this is setting quotas for water uptake, which are implemented through hydraulic facilities in the river basin controlled by the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO). [3] The ADBWO was established in 1992 to succeed a basin organisation established by the Soviet Union for management of the Amu Darya under the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Amu Darya river basin\", adopted in 1987. [3] While this document could not be found online, it is reported to allow for a fixed annual uptake of 2.1 km³ by Afghanistan per year. [4, 5, 6] At founding, the ICWC member states committed to upholding the existing (Soviet) management procedure, and no evidence that this has been amended since 1987 was found in ICWC reports on meetings determining water allocation quotas and reports on their fulfilment. [6, 7, 8] This was confirmed by an expert interviewee. [9] \n \n Afghanistan has established bilateral water sector dialogue with riparian neighbours Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan, but there is no evidence that bilateral cooperation involves a coordinated water management plan. [9, 10, 11]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) in 2018. Bolivia is a full member of ACTO.\n\nThe PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [4], and follows on from the 2004-2012 Strategic Plan. [4]\n\nThe PAE identifies three strategic lines of response, which are the following: 1. Strengthening Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM); 2. Institutional Adaptation to Climate Variability and Change; 3. Knowledge Management. [3] \n\nPAE's objectives are to:\n\"- Facilitate exchange and cooperation among the Member Countries, promoting strategic sustainable development and sustainable livelihoods in the region to improve the quality of life of its inhabitants, with emphasis on vulnerable populations, indigenous peoples, and other tribal communities.\n- Ensure that the interests and sovereignty of the Member Countries are respected and promoted.\n- Facilitate and foster actions to preserve, protect, conserve and sustainably use the forest, biodiversity and water resources of the Amazon.\n- Promote management of Amazonian resources in a context of respect and harmony with nature and the environment.\n- Promote and disseminate the cultures of the Amazon, and foster respect and protection of ancestral and current knowledge and wisdom.\n- Promote coordination of plans and programs of Member Countries for the development of Amazonian populations, paying particular attention to vulnerable populations, indigenous peoples, and other tribal communities.\" [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"A coordinated management plan has been developed by the joint body to cover various activities in the Sava Basin. Bosnia Herzegovina is a member of the joint body.\n\nThe International Sava River Basin Commission (ISRBC) has been established in 2003 for the purpose of implementation of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, and realization of the mutually agreed goals: establishment of the international navigation regime on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; establishment of the sustainable water management; undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, such as floods, ice hazards, droughts and accidents involving substances hazardous to water, and to reduce or eliminate their adverse consequences. \n\nThese goals are implemented through a set of activities, including: coordination of the development of joint / integrated plans for the Sava River Basin (SRB), such as River Basin Management Plan, Flood Risk Management Plan and Contingency Plan; coordination of the establishment of integrated systems for the SRB, such as GIS, RIS (River Information Services), and Monitoring, Forecasting and Early Warning Systems (for accident prevention and control, and for flood protection); preparation and realization of development programs and other strategic documents, carrying out and coordination of the preparation of studies and projects; harmonization of national regulation with the EU regulation; creation of additional protocols to the FASRB; cooperation and public participation. [1] In 2014, the Sava River Basin Management Plan (RBMP) has been adopted. RBMP has been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the EU Water Framework Directive and the first RBMP cycle will last until 2015. The first cycle will be followed by two more RBMP cycles that will be completed by 2021 and 2027. It establishes several integrative principles for water management, including the integration of economic approaches, and also aims for the integration of water protection into other policy areas. [2] In 2018, a draft Flood Risk Management Plan for the Sava River Basin (FASRB) has been published. The purpose of drafting FASRB is to establish joint objectives in flood risk management in compliance with principles of long term sustainability and enabling consistent and coordinated approach in management of flood risks at the level of entire Sava River Basin. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) in 2018. Brazil is a full member of ACTO.\n\nThe PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [4], and follows on from the 2004-2012 Strategic Plan. [4]\n\nThe PAE identifies three strategic lines of response, which are the following: 1. Strengthening Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM); 2. Institutional Adaptation to Climate Variability and Change; 3. Knowledge Management. [3] \n\nPAE's objectives are to:\n\"- Facilitate exchange and cooperation among the Member Countries, promoting strategic sustainable development and sustainable livelihoods in the region to improve the quality of life of its inhabitants, with emphasis on vulnerable populations, indigenous peoples, and other tribal communities.\n- Ensure that the interests and sovereignty of the Member Countries are respected and promoted.\n- Facilitate and foster actions to preserve, protect, conserve and sustainably use the forest, biodiversity and water resources of the Amazon.\n- Promote management of Amazonian resources in a context of respect and harmony with nature and the environment.\n- Promote and disseminate the cultures of the Amazon, and foster respect and protection of ancestral and current knowledge and wisdom.\n- Promote coordination of plans and programs of Member Countries for the development of Amazonian populations, paying particular attention to vulnerable populations, indigenous peoples, and other tribal communities.\" [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) and Cambodia is a full-member of the RBO.\n\nThe Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin and Cambodia is a full member that signed the founding agreement in 1995. [1] The MRC’s Basin Development Strategy 2016 - 2020 (BDS 2016 - 2020) complements national planning processes and aims to ensure the use of the basin’s water and related resources contribute to sustainable economic development, with poverty alleviation as a primary goal. The strategy is revised every five years. Cambodia is a full member of the MRC. [2] The Mekong IWRM Project is another plan that supports the MRC’s strategic directions for 2016 to 2020 for implementing IWRM approaches in national water resources management and related sectors to support sustainable and equitable regional development on the basin-wide scale. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"China is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the MoU renewed in 2013. There is development plan in place developed by MRC.\n\nChina is also a member of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC) initiative. Together with five riparian countries, including Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam, the LMC published a five-year action plan in 2018 [1]. China is not a full member of the MRC (Mekong River Commission), but it has maintained cooperations with the MRC. The MRC has a strategic planning mechanism, and it updates its strategy for basin development every five years [2]. In 2013, China and the MRC renewed their agreement on data sharing, which was originally signed in 2002 [3]. China is one of the founding members of the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD), an intergovernmental organization that aimed at promoting regional cooperation and development [4]. In 2017, the Ministry of Water Resources of China held the Training Workshop on Water Resources Management for Asia Cooperation Dialogue Countries [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) in 2018. Brazil is a full member of ACTO.\n\nThe PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [4], and follows on from the 2004-2012 Strategic Plan. [4]\n\nThe PAE identifies three strategic lines of response, which are the following: 1. Strengthening Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM); 2. Institutional Adaptation to Climate Variability and Change; 3. Knowledge Management. [3] \n\nPAE's objectives are to:\n\"- Facilitate exchange and cooperation among the Member Countries, promoting strategic sustainable development and sustainable livelihoods in the region to improve the quality of life of its inhabitants, with emphasis on vulnerable populations, indigenous peoples, and other tribal communities.\n- Ensure that the interests and sovereignty of the Member Countries are respected and promoted.\n- Facilitate and foster actions to preserve, protect, conserve and sustainably use the forest, biodiversity and water resources of the Amazon.\n- Promote management of Amazonian resources in a context of respect and harmony with nature and the environment.\n- Promote and disseminate the cultures of the Amazon, and foster respect and protection of ancestral and current knowledge and wisdom.\n- Promote coordination of plans and programs of Member Countries for the development of Amazonian populations, paying particular attention to vulnerable populations, indigenous peoples, and other tribal communities.\" [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"A coordinated management plan has been developed by the joint body to cover various activities in the Sava Basin. Croatia Herzegovina is a member of the joint body.\n\nThe International Sava River Basin Commission (ISRBC) has been established in 2003 for the purpose of implementation of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, and realization of the mutually agreed goals: establishment of the international navigation regime on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; establishment of the sustainable water management; undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, such as floods, ice hazards, droughts and accidents involving substances hazardous to water, and to reduce or eliminate their adverse consequences. \n\nThese goals are implemented through a set of activities, including: coordination of the development of joint / integrated plans for the Sava River Basin (SRB), such as River Basin Management Plan, Flood Risk Management Plan and Contingency Plan; coordination of the establishment of integrated systems for the SRB, such as GIS, RIS (River Information Services), and Monitoring, Forecasting and Early Warning Systems (for accident prevention and control, and for flood protection); preparation and realization of development programs and other strategic documents, carrying out and coordination of the preparation of studies and projects; harmonization of national regulation with the EU regulation; creation of additional protocols to the FASRB; cooperation and public participation. [1] In 2014, the Sava River Basin Management Plan (RBMP) has been adopted. RBMP has been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the EU Water Framework Directive and the first RBMP cycle will last until 2015. The first cycle will be followed by two more RBMP cycles that will be completed by 2021 and 2027. It establishes several integrative principles for water management, including the integration of economic approaches, and also aims for the integration of water protection into other policy areas. [2] In 2018, a draft Flood Risk Management Plan for the Sava River Basin (FASRB) has been published. The purpose of drafting FASRB is to establish joint objectives in flood risk management in compliance with principles of long term sustainability and enabling consistent and coordinated approach in management of flood risks at the level of entire Sava River Basin. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) in 2018. Ecuador is a full member of ACTO.\n\nThe PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [4], and follows on from the 2004-2012 Strategic Plan. [4]\n\nThe PAE identifies three strategic lines of response, which are the following: 1. Strengthening Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM); 2. Institutional Adaptation to Climate Variability and Change; 3. Knowledge Management. [3] \n\nPAE's objectives are to:\n\"- Facilitate exchange and cooperation among the Member Countries, promoting strategic sustainable development and sustainable livelihoods in the region to improve the quality of life of its inhabitants, with emphasis on vulnerable populations, indigenous peoples, and other tribal communities.\n- Ensure that the interests and sovereignty of the Member Countries are respected and promoted.\n- Facilitate and foster actions to preserve, protect, conserve and sustainably use the forest, biodiversity and water resources of the Amazon.\n- Promote management of Amazonian resources in a context of respect and harmony with nature and the environment.\n- Promote and disseminate the cultures of the Amazon, and foster respect and protection of ancestral and current knowledge and wisdom.\n- Promote coordination of plans and programs of Member Countries for the development of Amazonian populations, paying particular attention to vulnerable populations, indigenous peoples, and other tribal communities.\" [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) and Guinea is a full-member of the RBO. \n\nIndeed, the Organization for the development of the Senegal River is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Its Regional Infrastructure program processes and manages the use of the basin’s water and related resources by constructing infrastructure, that will contribute to harmonize economic development, with poverty alleviation as a primary goal. The action plans involved: the construction of a dam and an hydroelectric plant at Manantali; the construction in the delta of an anti-salt dam on the Senegal River (Diama dam); the construction of a river-sea port at Saint-Louis and the construction of a road from Ambidédi road to Kayes, among others. \nThe main objectives of the Infrastructure program are to regulate the river flow and provide water for the irrigation of 375,000 hectares of agricultural lands and the supply of drinking water to urban centers, among others (1,2,3) \n\nThere is also the multisectoral development programme called PGIRE formulated to strengthen the regional integration of the four riparian countries (Senegal, Mali, Mauritania, and Guinea) and improve the living conditions of the populations. The first phase of the programme ran from 2007 to 2013 and the second phase 2014 - 2021 is ongoing. The programme is supported by a donation from the Netherlands [1]. The second phase of the programme is called the Integrated Water Resources Management and Multi-use Development Programme of the Senegal River Basin (PGIRE II) [1]. The PGIRE has two main objectives: a) a developmental objective through supporting the development of water uses in the Senegal River Basin; and b) an environmental objective through strengthening the capacity of OMVS to take into account climate change in the concerted development and management of water resources in the Senegal River Basin. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"Though the original 1975 agreement set out plans for a commission to form a strategy on management of the basin and shared development initiatives - these did not materiales in practice. \n\nThe treaty signed on December 1975 between Iran and Iraq clearly sets out methods covering water sharing/water allocation and tasks a joint experts commission to clarify the allocations for the entire 26 rivers shared between two countries [1]. The commission met twice in 1977 and made some decisions regarding allocations in three rivers but following the Iranian Revolution in 1979, the decision making processes halted and the commission's existing decision were not implemented [2].\n\nThe process of join planning remains highly controversial. In 2018, joint dredging initiatives were halted by the Iraq government [3]. Though there have been recent moves to re-ignite the Treaty these plans remain in an early stage of conception [4,5]\n\nIran has no other bilateral treaties for management of the Tigris/Euphrates [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"A Joint Technical Committee (JTC) was established in 1980 to discuss the water issues between Turkey and Iraq, with Syria joining this Committee in 1983. However, no tripartite agreement was reached. According to an agreement between Syria and Iraq signed in 1990, the Euphrates water will be shared 58 percent (Iraq) - 42 percent (Syria) [1] [2]. These agreements did not set up any organisation among the states in question. The JTC meetings, which ceased in 1992, but were briefly revived in 2007-2009, but once again no agreement was reached or regional water organisation formed.[3] \n\nIn 2010, Iraq and Turkey established a High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council however it is a broad bi-lateral organisation that mentions water only once as an area for cooperation and does not mention the Tigris explictly in any of their released communications. The Organisation has met three, most recently in 2017 [6,7,8]. Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally, and Turkey has adjusted its plans for the filling of the Ilısu Dam in accordance with Iraq's needs [4], but according to a recent article published by the semi-official Anatolian Agency, understandings reached with Iraq in 2009 have not yet been implemented, despite recent improvements in bilateral ties [5].\n\nAs regards Iran, the treaty signed on December 1975 between Iran and Iraq clearly sets out methods covering water sharing/water allocation and tasks a joint experts commission to clarify the allocations for the entire 26 rivers shared between two countries [9]. The commission met twice in 1977 and made some decisions regarding allocations in three rivers but following the Iranian Revolution in 1979, the decision making processes halted and the commission's existing decision were not implemented [10]. The decision in 2019 to return to the agreement and also initiate joint degreding of the Shatt al-Arab suggests that a coordinated management strategy could be developed, although it is not there yet [11]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"A management plan is in place for the Syr Darya basin, but it was not developed by the joint body.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Kazakhstan represented on the ICWC by the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1, 3] \n \n At creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1984 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [4] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance, including oversight of projects to construct new hydraulic facilities. [4] According to the SDBWO's statute, the riparian states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the SDBWO acting as an operator. [4] While the basin organisation is a separate legal entity with its own organisational scheme, the individual states retain influence over the basin organisation through the ICWC, which is composed of representatives from member state water authorities. [2, 4, 5] The SDBWO is also responsible for proposing water distribution plans for ICWC approval, conducting to this end automated measuring of water flows through its facilities and assessment of cross-border flows together with the relevant national hydrometerological services. [4] The SDBWO's management plan for the river basin is the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\" adopted by the Soviet Union water mangement authority in 1984. [4, 6] This document is not available online, including on the ICWC and SDBWO websites. [7, 8] Expert interviewees confirmed that the plan has not been updated since adoption, and also stated that in practice only its water allocation provisions are implemented. [11, 12] \n \n Expert interviewees note that the SDBWO's activity has become limited since establishment, with national water management authorities regaining capacity and responsibility for realisation of water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities, although in the SDBWO retains access to and control over some water observation posts. [11, 12] Notably, with member states opting to redirect their required financing contributions to national water management authorities, the SDBWO receives most of its financing from Uzbekistan, where it is headquartered. [11, 12] Despite this, the SDBWO website describes four main subdivisions, headquartered in the cities of Kuyganyor, Chorvoq, Chirchiq and Gulistan (all Uzbekistan); the Gulistan division controls water flows into Kazakhstan from Uzbekistan, chiefly down the Syr Darya into the Shardara Reservoir in Kazakhstan, but also through a large canal (\"Dustlik\"). [9, 10]\n \n There is no evidence that the SDBWO or ICWC have developed strategic plans for management of the Syr Darya basin; no information on such plans was found on the ICWC or SDBWO websites. [7, 8] An expert interviewee noted that development of an integrated strategy for the Aral Sea basin, based on the 1984 Scheme and a similar plan for the Amu Darya basin, was under discussion at the ICWC until around 2000, but was eventually abandoned due to differences between member states' and their independent water management strategies. [11]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"Kyrgyzstan does not currently participate in the joint body, which operates a management plan developed prior to the body's creation.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with the ICWC website listing Kyrgyzstan's State Agency for Water Resources as a member as of 2019. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1, 3] In 1999, the five ICWC member states signed the Ashgabat Agreement, creating the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, responsible for directing strategic-level policy for resolution of the Aral Sea crisis through coordination of cooperation and assistance offered by other states and international organisations, and also assuming responsibility for the ICWC and subordinate organisations, including the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO), which manages the Syr Darya. [12] \n \n However, in 2016 Kyrgyzstan \"froze\" its membership of the IFAS and thus the ICWC, stating that its interests in management of water resources had not been respected; the coutry's preference in using water resources is for hydroelectric power generation rather than irrigation, the primary interest of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, leading to differences in water allocation negotiations. [13] Since the ICWC's 69th session in January 2017, Kyrgyzstan has not been represented at the organisation's meetings. [14] However, expert interviewees state that Kyrgyzstan retains informal links with IFAS and ICWC, which have led, for example, to the country's president attending a 2018 meeting of IFAS heads of state, at which Kyrgyzstan's complaints were publicly acknowledged by its partners. [11, 13, 15] \n \n At creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1984 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [4] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance, including oversight of projects to construct new hydraulic facilities. [4] According to the SDBWO's statute, the riparian states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the SDBWO acting as an operator. [4] While the basin organisation is a separate legal entity with its own organisational scheme, the individual states retain influence over the basin organisation through the ICWC, which is composed of representatives from member state water authorities. [2, 4, 5] The SDBWO is also responsible for proposing water distribution plans for ICWC approval, conducting to this end automated measuring of water flows through its facilities and assessment of cross-border flows together with the relevant national hydrometerological services. [4] The SDBWO's management plan for the river basin is the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\" adopted by the Soviet Union water mangement authority in 1984. [4, 6] This document is not available online, including on the ICWC and SDBWO websites. [7, 8] Expert interviewees confirmed that the plan has not been updated since adoption, and also stated that in practice only its water allocation provisions are implemented. [11, 13] \n \n Expert interviewees note that the SDBWO's activity has become limited since establishment, with national water management authorities regaining capacity and responsibility for realisation of water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities, although in the SDBWO retains access to and control over some water observation posts. [11, 13] Notably, with member states opting to redirect their required financing contributions to national water management authorities, the SDBWO receives most of its financing from Uzbekistan, where it is headquartered. [11, 13] Despite this, the SDBWO website describes four main subdivisions, headquartered in the cities of Kuyganyor, Chorvoq, Chirchiq and Gulistan (all Uzbekistan); the Kuyganyor division controls water flows from Kyrgyzstan into Uzbekistan down the Naryn and Karadarya rivers, tributaries of the Syr Darya. [9, 10]\n \n There is no evidence that the SDBWO or ICWC have developed strategic plans for management of the Syr Darya basin; no information on such plans was found on the ICWC or SDBWO websites. [7, 8] An expert interviewee noted that development of an integrated strategy for the Aral Sea basin, based on the 1984 Scheme and a similar plan for the Amu Darya basin, was under discussion at the ICWC until around 2000, but was eventually abandoned due to differences between member states' and their independent water management strategies. [11]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) and Laos is a full-member of the RBO.\n\nThe Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin and Laos is a full member that signed the founding agreement in 1995. [1] The MRC’s Basin Development Strategy 2016 - 2020 (BDS 2016 - 2020) complements national planning processes and aims to ensure the use of the basin’s water and related resources contribute to sustainable economic development, with poverty alleviation as a primary goal. The strategy is revised every five years. Laos is a full member of the MRC. [2] The Mekong IWRM Project is another plan that supports the MRC’s strategic directions for 2016 to 2020 for implementing IWRM approaches in national water resources management and related sectors to support sustainable and equitable regional development on the basin-wide scale. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) and Mali is a full-member of the RBO. \n\nIndeed, the Organization for the development of the Senegal River is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Its Regional Infrastructure program processes and manages the use of the basin’s water and related resources by constructing infrastructure, that will contribute to harmonize economic development, with poverty alleviation as a primary goal. The action plans involved: the construction of a dam and an hydroelectric plant at Manantali; the construction in the delta of an anti-salt dam on the Senegal River (Diama dam); the construction of a river-sea port at Saint-Louis and the construction of a road from Ambidédi road to Kayes, among others. \nThe main objectives of the Infrastructure program are to regulate the river flow and provide water for the irrigation of 375,000 hectares of agricultural lands and the supply of drinking water to urban centers, among others (1,2,3) \n\nThere is also the multisectoral development programme called PGIRE formulated to strengthen the regional integration of the four riparian countries (Senegal, Mali, Mauritania, and Guinea) and improve the living conditions of the populations. The first phase of the programme ran from 2007 to 2013 and the second phase 2014 - 2021 is ongoing. The programme is supported by a donation from the Netherlands [1]. The second phase of the programme is called the Integrated Water Resources Management and Multi-use Development Programme of the Senegal River Basin (PGIRE II) [1]. The PGIRE has two main objectives: a) a developmental objective through supporting the development of water uses in the Senegal River Basin; and b) an environmental objective through strengthening the capacity of OMVS to take into account climate change in the concerted development and management of water resources in the Senegal River Basin. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) and Mauritania is a full-member of the RBO. \n\nIndeed, the Organization for the development of the Senegal River is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Its Regional Infrastructure program processes and manages the use of the basin’s water and related resources by constructing infrastructure, that will contribute to harmonize economic development, with poverty alleviation as a primary goal. The action plans involved: the construction of a dam and an hydroelectric plant at Manantali; the construction in the delta of an anti-salt dam on the Senegal River (Diama dam); the construction of a river-sea port at Saint-Louis and the construction of a road from Ambidédi road to Kayes, among others. \nThe main objectives of the Infrastructure program are to regulate the river flow and provide water for the irrigation of 375,000 hectares of agricultural lands and the supply of drinking water to urban centers, among others (1,2,3) \n\nThere is also the multisectoral development programme called PGIRE formulated to strengthen the regional integration of the four riparian countries (Senegal, Mali, Mauritania, and Guinea) and improve the living conditions of the populations. The first phase of the programme ran from 2007 to 2013 and the second phase 2014 - 2021 is ongoing. The programme is supported by a donation from the Netherlands [1]. The second phase of the programme is called the Integrated Water Resources Management and Multi-use Development Programme of the Senegal River Basin (PGIRE II) [1]. The PGIRE has two main objectives: a) a developmental objective through supporting the development of water uses in the Senegal River Basin; and b) an environmental objective through strengthening the capacity of OMVS to take into account climate change in the concerted development and management of water resources in the Senegal River Basin. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"Myanmar is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the MoU renewed in 2013. There is development plan in place developed by MRC.\n\nMRC is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. [1, 2] MRC has two strategic plans where both involve plans to strengthen relationships with Myanmar: Integrated Water Resources Management-based Basin Development Strategy (2016-2020) and Strategic Plan (2016-2020). [9,10] MRC Procedures do not apply to Myanmar as a non-member as mentioned explicitly in the MRC strategic plan. However, the principles of information sharing, dialogue and monitoring form the basis for MRC’s relations with Dialogue Partners. China is working with MRC and Myanmar to improve navigation on the Upper and Lower Mekong River under the MRC Navigation Programme per the 2011-2015 strategic cycle . [3,4] Myanmar is a signatory of the Basic Framework of ASEAN- Mekong Basin Development Cooperation Kuala Lumpur. There is an annual ministerial meeting every year of the ABMDC states regarding projects in the Mekong Region. The platform is more for dialogue and reporting versus implementing actions. [5] Myanmar is also part of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation which includes China, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. Vice President I of Myanmar Si Mauk Kham attended the first LMC meeting. Vice President II of Myanmar U Myint Swe pledged to actively participate in the Mekong-Lancang cooperation effort at present and in the future, maintaining friendship, good neighbourly relations, mutual trust and mutual benefits. However, there are no other news regarding cooperation for Myanmar with other countries under this agreement. [6,7,8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) in 2018. Brazil is a full member of ACTO.\n\nThe PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [4], and follows on from the 2004-2012 Strategic Plan. [4]\n\nThe PAE identifies three strategic lines of response, which are the following: 1. Strengthening Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM); 2. Institutional Adaptation to Climate Variability and Change; 3. Knowledge Management. [3] \n\nPAE's objectives are to:\n\"- Facilitate exchange and cooperation among the Member Countries, promoting strategic sustainable development and sustainable livelihoods in the region to improve the quality of life of its inhabitants, with emphasis on vulnerable populations, indigenous peoples, and other tribal communities.\n- Ensure that the interests and sovereignty of the Member Countries are respected and promoted.\n- Facilitate and foster actions to preserve, protect, conserve and sustainably use the forest, biodiversity and water resources of the Amazon.\n- Promote management of Amazonian resources in a context of respect and harmony with nature and the environment.\n- Promote and disseminate the cultures of the Amazon, and foster respect and protection of ancestral and current knowledge and wisdom.\n- Promote coordination of plans and programs of Member Countries for the development of Amazonian populations, paying particular attention to vulnerable populations, indigenous peoples, and other tribal communities.\" [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) and Senegal is a full-member of the RBO. \n\nIndeed, the Organization for the development of the Senegal River is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Its Regional Infrastructure program processes and manages the use of the basin’s water and related resources by constructing infrastructure, that will contribute to harmonize economic development, with poverty alleviation as a primary goal. The action plans involved: the construction of a dam and an hydroelectric plant at Manantali; the construction in the delta of an anti-salt dam on the Senegal River (Diama dam); the construction of a river-sea port at Saint-Louis and the construction of a road from Ambidédi road to Kayes, among others. \nThe main objectives of the Infrastructure program are to regulate the river flow and provide water for the irrigation of 375,000 hectares of agricultural lands and the supply of drinking water to urban centers, among others (1,2,3) \n\nThere is also the multisectoral development programme called PGIRE formulated to strengthen the regional integration of the four riparian countries (Senegal, Mali, Mauritania, and Guinea) and improve the living conditions of the populations. The first phase of the programme ran from 2007 to 2013 and the second phase 2014 - 2021 is ongoing. The programme is supported by a donation from the Netherlands [1]. The second phase of the programme is called the Integrated Water Resources Management and Multi-use Development Programme of the Senegal River Basin (PGIRE II) [1]. The PGIRE has two main objectives: a) a developmental objective through supporting the development of water uses in the Senegal River Basin; and b) an environmental objective through strengthening the capacity of OMVS to take into account climate change in the concerted development and management of water resources in the Senegal River Basin. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"A coordinated management plan has been developed by the joint body to cover various activities in the Sava Basin. Serbia is a member of the joint body.\n\nThe International Sava River Basin Commission (ISRBC) has been established in 2003 for the purpose of implementation of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, and realization of the mutually agreed goals: establishment of the international navigation regime on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; establishment of the sustainable water management; undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, such as floods, ice hazards, droughts and accidents involving substances hazardous to water, and to reduce or eliminate their adverse consequences. \n\nThese goals are implemented through a set of activities, including: coordination of the development of joint / integrated plans for the Sava River Basin (SRB), such as River Basin Management Plan, Flood Risk Management Plan and Contingency Plan; coordination of the establishment of integrated systems for the SRB, such as GIS, RIS (River Information Services), and Monitoring, Forecasting and Early Warning Systems (for accident prevention and control, and for flood protection); preparation and realization of development programs and other strategic documents, carrying out and coordination of the preparation of studies and projects; harmonization of national regulation with the EU regulation; creation of additional protocols to the FASRB; cooperation and public participation. [1] In 2014, the Sava River Basin Management Plan (RBMP) has been adopted. RBMP has been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the EU Water Framework Directive and the first RBMP cycle will last until 2015. The first cycle will be followed by two more RBMP cycles that will be completed by 2021 and 2027. It establishes several integrative principles for water management, including the integration of economic approaches, and also aims for the integration of water protection into other policy areas. [2] In 2018, a draft Flood Risk Management Plan for the Sava River Basin (FASRB) has been published. The purpose of drafting FASRB is to establish joint objectives in flood risk management in compliance with principles of long term sustainability and enabling consistent and coordinated approach in management of flood risks at the level of entire Sava River Basin. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"A coordinated management plan has been developed by the joint body to cover various activities in the Sava Basin. Slovenia is a member of the joint body.\n\nThe International Sava River Basin Commission (ISRBC) has been established in 2003 for the purpose of implementation of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, and realization of the mutually agreed goals: establishment of the international navigation regime on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; establishment of the sustainable water management; undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, such as floods, ice hazards, droughts and accidents involving substances hazardous to water, and to reduce or eliminate their adverse consequences. \n\nThese goals are implemented through a set of activities, including: coordination of the development of joint / integrated plans for the Sava River Basin (SRB), such as River Basin Management Plan, Flood Risk Management Plan and Contingency Plan; coordination of the establishment of integrated systems for the SRB, such as GIS, RIS (River Information Services), and Monitoring, Forecasting and Early Warning Systems (for accident prevention and control, and for flood protection); preparation and realization of development programs and other strategic documents, carrying out and coordination of the preparation of studies and projects; harmonization of national regulation with the EU regulation; creation of additional protocols to the FASRB; cooperation and public participation. [1] In 2014, the Sava River Basin Management Plan (RBMP) has been adopted. RBMP has been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the EU Water Framework Directive and the first RBMP cycle will last until 2015. The first cycle will be followed by two more RBMP cycles that will be completed by 2021 and 2027. It establishes several integrative principles for water management, including the integration of economic approaches, and also aims for the integration of water protection into other policy areas. [2] In 2018, a draft Flood Risk Management Plan for the Sava River Basin (FASRB) has been published. The purpose of drafting FASRB is to establish joint objectives in flood risk management in compliance with principles of long term sustainability and enabling consistent and coordinated approach in management of flood risks at the level of entire Sava River Basin. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"There is no coordinated plan to for management of the Tigris/Euphrates between the riparian states.\n\nThe sole organisation that may qualify as a joint body, Joint Technical Committee for Regional Waters, (1983-1999) did not produce any joint plans for management of the river resrouce when it was in operation. It was disintegrated in the early 1990s, but came back into action in 2007. A series of meetings were held on a bilateral and trilateral basis, although irregularly, until the civil war erupted in Syria [1][2]\n\nAccording to a report from Chatham House, that lack of a competent body is limitting not only formation of a plan by the riparian states - but also coordination of exisiting national plans. [3]\n\nVarious MoUs signed between Syria and other riparian countries [4] do include planning for certian areas of river basin management e.g. to implement various ways of supply management. However, none of the agreements present a comprehensive co-ordinated plan for the management of the Tigris/Euphrates basin. [2] In 2011 – A Memorandum of Understanding between Syria and Turkey set forth a framework for co-operation in improving water quality. The parties agreed upon setting up joint research and training programs, exchanging scientific and technical information and documents on development activities and environmental management, organizing joint meetings conferences and symposiums and exchanging experts and trainees to co-operate in a better way for the improvement of water quality. The Memorandum of Understanding was valid for a five years period with termination rights requiring six month notice. It was not renewed [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"A management plan is in place for the Amu Darya basin, but it was not developed by the joint body.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Tajikistan represented on the ICWC by the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1, 3] \n \n At creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1987 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [4] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance, including oversight of projects to construct new hydraulic facilities. [4] According to the ADBWO's statute, the member riparian states (Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan) retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the ADBWO, a separate legal entity with its own organisational scheme, acts as an operator over which the individual states retain influence through the ICWC. [2, 4, 5] The ADBWO is also responsible for proposing water distribution plans for ICWC approval, conducting to this end automated measuring of water flows through its facilities and assessment of cross-border flows together with the relevant national hydrometerological services. [4] The ADBWO's management plan for the river basin is the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Amu Darya river basin\" adopted by the Soviet Union water mangement authority in 1987. [4, 6] This document is not available online, including on the ICWC and ADBWO websites. [7, 8] Expert interviewees confirmed that the plan has not been updated since adoption in 1987, and also stated that in practice only its water allocation provisions are implemented. [17, 18] \n \n Expert interviewees note that the ADBWO's activity has become limited since establishment, with national water management authorities regaining capacity and responsibility for realisation of water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities, although in the ADBWO retains access to and control over some water observation posts. [17, 18] Notably, with Tajikistan and other member states opting to redirect their required financing contributions to national water management authorities, the ADBWO receives most of its financing from Uzbekistan, where it is headquartered. [17, 18] Despite this, the ADBWO website describes four main subdivisions, with a department for the upper reaches of the Amu Darya headquartered in Tajikistan's second city Qurghonteppa (Bokhtar since 2018), responsible for a 246 km section of the river including eight large water abstraction facilities. [9, 10] \n \n There is no evidence that the ADBWO or ICWC have developed strategic plans for management of the Amu Darya basin; no information on such plans was found on the ICWC or ADBWO websites. [7, 8] An expert interviewee noted that development of an integrated strategy for the Aral Sea basin, based on the 1987 Scheme and a similar plan for the Syr Darya basin, was under discussion at the ICWC until around 2000, but was eventually abandoned as member states developed independent water management capacity and plans. [17]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"A management plan is in place for the Syr Darya basin, but it was not developed by the joint body.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Tajikistan represented on the ICWC by its Ministry of Energy and Water Resources. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1, 3] \n \n At creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1984 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [4] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance, including oversight of projects to construct new hydraulic facilities. [4] According to the SDBWO's statute, the riparian states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the SDBWO acting as an operator. [4] While the basin organisation is a separate legal entity with its own organisational scheme, the individual states retain influence over the basin organisation through the ICWC, which is composed of representatives from member state water authorities. [2, 4, 5] The SDBWO is also responsible for proposing water distribution plans for ICWC approval, conducting to this end automated measuring of water flows through its facilities and assessment of cross-border flows together with the relevant national hydrometerological services. [4] The SDBWO's management plan for the river basin is the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\" adopted by the Soviet Union water mangement authority in 1984. [4, 6] This document is not available online, including on the ICWC and SDBWO websites. [7, 8] Expert interviewees confirmed that the plan has not been updated since adoption in 1984, and also stated that in practice only its water allocation provisions are implemented. [17, 18] \n \n Expert interviewees note that the SDBWO's activity has become limited since establishment, with national water management authorities regaining capacity and responsibility for realisation of water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities, although in the SDBWO retains access to and control over some water observation posts. [17] Notably, with Tajikistan and other member states opting to redirect their required financing contributions to national water management authorities, the SDBWO receives most of its financing from Uzbekistan, where it is headquartered. [17] The SDBWO website describes four main subdivisions, all headquartered in Uzbekistan (cities of Kuyganyor, Chorvoq, Chirchiq and Gulistan) and mainly active in the country, according to operations maps, with the Gulistan branch controlling water flow down the Syr Darya from the Kayrakkum Reservoir in Tajikistan, and further across Uzbekistan and into Kazakhstan. [9, 10] \n \n There is no evidence that the SDBWO or ICWC have developed strategic plans for management of the Syr Darya basin; no information on such plans was found on the ICWC or SDBWO websites. [7, 8] An expert interviewee noted that development of an integrated strategy for the Aral Sea basin, based on the 1984 Scheme and a similar plan for the Amu Darya basin, was under discussion at the ICWC until around 2000, but was eventually abandoned due to differences between member states' and their independent water management strategies. [17]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) and Thailand is a full-member of the RBO.\n\nThe Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin and Thailand is a full member that signed the founding agreement in 1995. [1] The MRC’s Basin Development Strategy 2016 - 2020 (BDS 2016 - 2020) complements national planning processes and aims to ensure the use of the basin’s water and related resources contribute to sustainable economic development, with poverty alleviation as a primary goal. The strategy is revised every five years. Thailand is a full member of the MRC. [2] The Mekong IWRM Project is another plan that supports the MRC’s strategic directions for 2016 to 2020 for implementing IWRM approaches in national water resources management and related sectors to support sustainable and equitable regional development on the basin-wide scale. [3]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"There is no joint operational body formed from a transboundary water management agreement among the states in the Tigris-Euphrates basin. \n\nConsequently there is no management plan or strategy developed by the joint body specifically on the transboundary waters subject to cooperation A Joint Technical Committee (JTC) was established in 1980 to discuss the water issues between Turkey and Iraq, and Syria joined this Committee in 1983. However, no tripartite agreement was reached. Instead, in 1987, a protocol between Turkey and the Syrian Arab Republic guaranteed the latter a minimum flow of the Euphrates River of 500 m3/sec throughout the year (15.75 km3/year), pending a full agreement. \n\nAccording to an agreement between the Syrian Arab Republic and Iraq signed in 1990, the Syrian Arab Republic agrees to share the Euphrates water with Iraq on a 58 per cent (Iraq) - 42 percent (Syria) basis. [1] [2]. These agreements did not set up any organisation among the states in question. The JTC meetings, which ceased in 1992, were briefly revived in 2007-2009, a period when Turkey’s relations with both Syria and Iraq were good, as shown by the launch of bilateral High Level Strategic Cooperation Councils with both countries, and the signing of a large number of bilateral accords, particularly with Syria, which included a number related to water issues – but once again no agreement was reached or regional water organisation formed.[3] \n\nIn 2010, Iraq and Turkey established a High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council however it is a broad bi-lateral organisation that mentions water only once as an area for cooperation and does not mention the Tigris explictly in any of their released communications. The Organisation has met three, most recently in 2017. [9,10,11]\n\nIn its submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 [4], made in 2017, Turkey cites only two bilateral mechanisms in response to a question about the organizational framework for transboundary water management in the Euphrates-Tigris basin. These are the High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council established in 2010 between Turkey and Iraq (for the Tigris) and the High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council established in 2009 between Turkey and Syria (for the Orontes and Euphrates). These councils are not concerned only about water but may address all issues between the countries in question. [5] For the past eight years, Ankara’s relations with Damascus have in practice been minimal due to the civil war. Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally, and Turkey has adjusted its plans for the filling of the Ilısu Dam in accordance with Iraq's needs [6], but according to a recent article published by the semi-official Anatolian Agency, understandings reached with Iraq in 2009 have not yet been implemented, despite recent improvements in bilateral ties [7,8]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"A management plan is in place for the Amu Darya basin, but it was not developed by the joint body.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Turkmenistan represented on the ICWC by the State Committee on Water Management. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1, 3] \n \n At creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1987 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [4] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance, including oversight of projects to construct new hydraulic facilities. [4] According to the ADBWO's statute, the member riparian states (Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan) retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the ADBWO acting as an operator. [4] While the basin organisation is a separate legal entity with its own organisational scheme, the individual states retain influence over the basin organisation through the ICWC, which is composed of representatives from member state water authorities. [2, 4, 5] The ADBWO is also responsible for proposing water distribution plans for ICWC approval, conducting to this end automated measuring of water flows through its facilities and assessment of cross-border flows together with the relevant national hydrometerological services. [4] The ADBWO's management plan for the river basin is the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Amu Darya river basin\" adopted by the Soviet Union water mangement authority in 1987. [4, 6] This document is not available online, including on the ICWC and ADBWO websites. [7, 8] Expert interviewees confirmed that the plan has not been updated since adoption, and also stated that in practice only its water allocation provisions are implemented. [17, 18] \n \n Expert interviewees note that the ADBWO's activity has become limited since establishment, with national water management authorities regaining capacity and responsibility for realisation of water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities, although in the ADBWO retains access to and control over some water observation posts. [17, 18] Notably, with member states opting to redirect their required financing contributions to national water management authorities, the ADBWO receives most of its financing from Uzbekistan, where it is headquartered. [17, 18] The ADBWO website describes four main subdivisions, one of which is headquartered in Turkmenabad, Turkmenistan, responsible for a 552-km stretch of the river and 9 large water intakes; another division, headquartered in Urgench, Uzbekistan, is responsible for water supply canals branching off from the Amu Darya's course in Uzbekistan, including three main irrigation systems with canals stretching into Turkmenistan. [9, 10]\n \n There is no evidence that the ADBWO or ICWC have developed strategic plans for management of the Amu Darya basin; no information on such plans was found on the ICWC or ADBWO websites. [7, 8] An expert interviewee noted that development of an integrated strategy for the Aral Sea basin, based on the 1987 Scheme and a similar plan for the Syr Darya basin, was under discussion at the ICWC until around 2000, but was eventually abandoned due to differences between member states' and their independent water management strategies. [17]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"A management plan is in place for the Amu Darya basin, but it was not developed by the joint body.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Uzbekistan represented on the ICWC by the Ministry for Water Management. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1, 3] \n \n At creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1987 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [4] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance, including oversight of projects to construct new hydraulic facilities. [4] According to the ADBWO's statute, the member riparian states (Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan) retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the ADBWO acting as an operator. [4] While the basin organisation is a separate legal entity with its own organisational scheme, the individual states retain influence over the basin organisation through the ICWC, which is composed of representatives from member state water authorities. [2, 4, 5] The ADBWO is also responsible for proposing water distribution plans for ICWC approval, conducting to this end automated measuring of water flows through its facilities and assessment of cross-border flows together with the relevant national hydrometerological services. [4] The ADBWO's management plan for the river basin is the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Amu Darya river basin\" adopted by the Soviet Union water mangement authority in 1987. [4, 6] This document is not available online, including on the ICWC and ADBWO websites. [7, 8] Expert interviewees confirmed that the plan has not been updated since adoption, and also stated that in practice only its water allocation provisions are implemented. [11, 12] \n \n Expert interviewees note that the ADBWO's activity has become limited since establishment, with national water management authorities regaining capacity and responsibility for realisation of water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities, although in the ADBWO retains access to and control over some water observation posts. [11, 12] Notably, with member states opting to redirect their required financing contributions to national water management authorities, the ADBWO, headquartered in Uzbekistan, receives all of its funding from the Uzbek Ministry of Finance, and in practice manages hydraulic facilities and water observation posts along the Amu Darya solely in Uzbekistan. [11, 12, 13] One expert noted that this financing is part of Uzbekistan's contribution to the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, an umbrella organisation responsible for coordinating international response to the Aral Sea crisis and also for the ICWC and its organisations. [14, 15] The ADBWO website describes four main subdivisions, two of which are headquartered in Uzbekistan. The first, headquartered in Urgench, is responsible for water supply canals branching off from the Amu Darya's course in Uzbekistan, and manages a 167 km section of the river including 11 water intakes, which supply three main irrigation systems including canals stretching into Turkmenistan. [9, 10] The ADBWO's lower reaches department is headquartered in Takhiatash (near Nukus, capital of the Republic of Karakalpakstan in western Uzbekistan), and manages the river's final 283 km section into the Aral Sea. [9, 10]\n \n There is no evidence that the ADBWO or ICWC have developed strategic plans for management of the Amu Darya basin; no information on such plans was found on the ICWC or ADBWO websites. [7, 8] An expert interviewee noted that development of an integrated strategy for the Aral Sea basin, based on the 1987 Scheme and a similar plan for the Syr Darya basin, was under discussion at the ICWC until around 2000, but was eventually abandoned due to differences between member states' and their independent water management strategies. [11]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"A management plan is in place for the Syr Darya basin, but it was not developed by the joint body.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Uzbekistan represented on the ICWC by the Ministry for Water Management. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1, 3] \n \n At creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1984 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [4] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance, including oversight of projects to construct new hydraulic facilities. [4] According to the SDBWO's statute, the riparian states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the SDBWO acting as an operator. [4] While the basin organisation is a separate legal entity with its own organisational scheme, the individual states retain influence over the basin organisation through the ICWC, which is composed of representatives from member state water authorities. [2, 4, 5] The SDBWO is also responsible for proposing water distribution plans for ICWC approval, conducting to this end automated measuring of water flows through its facilities and assessment of cross-border flows together with the relevant national hydrometerological services. [4] The SDBWO's management plan for the river basin is the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\" adopted by the Soviet Union water mangement authority in 1984. [4, 6] This document is not available online, including on the ICWC and SDBWO websites. [7, 8] Expert interviewees confirmed that the plan has not been updated since adoption, and also stated that in practice only its water allocation provisions are implemented. [11, 12] \n \n Expert interviewees note that the SDBWO's activity has become limited since establishment, with national water management authorities regaining capacity and responsibility for realisation of water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities, although in the SDBWO retains access to and control over some water observation posts. [11, 12] Notably, with member states opting to redirect their required financing contributions to national water management authorities, the SDBWO, headquartered in Uzbekistan, receives all of its funding from the Uzbek Ministry of Finance, and in practice manages hydraulic facilities and water observation posts along the Syr Darya solely in Uzbekistan. [11, 12, 13] One expert noted that this financing is part of Uzbekistan's contribution to the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, an umbrella organisation responsible for coordinating international response to the Aral Sea crisis and also for the ICWC and its organisations. [14, 15] The SDBWO website describes four main subdivisions, all headquartered in Uzbekistan (cities of Kuyganyor, Chorvoq, Chirchiq and Gulistan) and mainly active in the country, according to operations maps, with two divisions responsible for water flow into Uzbekistan and the Syr Darya from tributaries in Kyrgyzstan, one division managing the Chirchiq tributary within Uzbekistan, one division managing the Chorvoq Reservoir and a final division controlling water flow down the main Syr Darya from the Kayrakkum Reservoir in Tajikistan, and further down the Syr Darya into and across Uzbekistan into the Shardara Reservoir in Kazakhstan. [9, 10]\n \n There is no evidence that the SDBWO or ICWC have developed strategic plans for management of the Syr Darya basin; no information on such plans was found on the ICWC or SDBWO websites. [7, 8] An expert interviewee noted that development of an integrated strategy for the Aral Sea basin, based on the 1984 Scheme and a similar plan for the Amu Darya basin, was under discussion at the ICWC until around 2000, but was eventually abandoned due to differences between member states' and their independent water management strategies. [11]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) in 2018. Venezuela is a full member of ACTO.\n\nThe PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [4], and follows on from the 2004-2012 Strategic Plan. [4]\n\nThe PAE identifies three strategic lines of response, which are the following: 1. Strengthening Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM); 2. Institutional Adaptation to Climate Variability and Change; 3. Knowledge Management. [3] \n\nPAE's objectives are to:\n\"- Facilitate exchange and cooperation among the Member Countries, promoting strategic sustainable development and sustainable livelihoods in the region to improve the quality of life of its inhabitants, with emphasis on vulnerable populations, indigenous peoples, and other tribal communities.\n- Ensure that the interests and sovereignty of the Member Countries are respected and promoted.\n- Facilitate and foster actions to preserve, protect, conserve and sustainably use the forest, biodiversity and water resources of the Amazon.\n- Promote management of Amazonian resources in a context of respect and harmony with nature and the environment.\n- Promote and disseminate the cultures of the Amazon, and foster respect and protection of ancestral and current knowledge and wisdom.\n- Promote coordination of plans and programs of Member Countries for the development of Amazonian populations, paying particular attention to vulnerable populations, indigenous peoples, and other tribal communities.\" [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) and Vietnam is a full-member of the RBO.\n\nThe Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin and Vietnam is a full member that signed the founding agreement in 1995. [1] The MRC’s Basin Development Strategy 2016 - 2020 (BDS 2016 - 2020) complements national planning processes and aims to ensure the use of the basin’s water and related resources contribute to sustainable economic development, with poverty alleviation as a primary goal. The strategy is revised every five years. Vietnam is a full member of the MRC. [2] The Mekong IWRM Project is another plan that supports the MRC’s strategic directions for 2016 to 2020 for implementing IWRM approaches in national water resources management and related sectors to support sustainable and equitable regional development on the basin-wide scale. [3]"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwoamu_ru.htm]\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n \n [5] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n \n [6] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2017. \"Key findings of the project regarding existing and future challenges for the Amu Darya Basin\", (\"Ключевые результаты проекта касательно существующих и будущих вызовов для бассейна Амударьи\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/projects/peer-amudarya/key_findings.htm].\n \n [7] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination Scientific Information Centre. 10 April 2020. \"78 session of the Interstate Commission for Water coordination\", (\"Очередное 78 заседание Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/345.htm].\n \n [8] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 2020. \"Analysis of the water management sityation in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya river basins for the non-growing season 2019-2020\", (\"Анализ водохозяйственной ситуации в бассейнах рек Сырдарьи и Амударьи за межвегетацию 2019-2020 года\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/pdf/analytical_report_2019-2020_ru.pdf].\n \n [9] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Institute for Economic Cooperation, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n \n [10] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [11] Gazeta UZ. 28 February 2018. \"Uzbekistan and Afghanistan discuss riverbank-strengthening work along the Amu Darya\", (\"Узбекистан и Афганистан обсудили берегоукрепительные работы вдоль Амударьи\"). [https://www.gazeta.uz/ru/2018/02/28/coasts/]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization - ACTO\". http://www.itamaraty.gov.br/en/politica-externa/integracao-regional/6351-amazon-cooperation-treaty-organization-acto\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Permanent Secretariat. \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda: Approved at the X Meeting of the TCA’s Ministers of Foreign Affairs\". November 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3d6f9b368f121d6b998800c04bb54605.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Strategic Action Program – SAP”. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/library/details/237\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Permanent Secretariat. \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda: Approved at the X Meeting of the TCA’s Ministers of Foreign Affairs\". November 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3d6f9b368f121d6b998800c04bb54605.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [4] Mekong River Commission. \"Navigation Programme\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/completion-of-strategic-cycle-2011-2015/navigation-programme/[5] \"Basic Framework of ASEAN- Mekong Basin Development Cooperation\n  Kuala Lumpur\". 17 June 1996. https://www.asean.org/wp-content/uploads/images/2013/economic/mbdc/basic%20framework%20of%20ambdc.pdf [6] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \" A Brief Introduction of Lancang-Mekong Cooperation\". 13 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/gylmhz_1/jj/t1519110.htm [7] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \" China offers 7.66 mln USD from Lancang-Mekong Cooperation Special Fund 2018 to Cambodia\". 28 FEb 2019. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/t1641759.htm [8] Global New Light of Myanmar. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 11 Jan 2018. http://www.globalnewlightofmyanmar.com/myanmar-pledges-cooperation-mekong-river-countries-u-myint-swe/ [9] MRC. \" Integrated Water Resources Management-based Basin Development Strategy 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-BDP-strategy-complete-final-02.16.pdf [10] MRC. \"Strategic Plan (2016-2020)\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization - ACTO\". http://www.itamaraty.gov.br/en/politica-externa/integracao-regional/6351-amazon-cooperation-treaty-organization-acto\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Permanent Secretariat. \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda: Approved at the X Meeting of the TCA’s Ministers of Foreign Affairs\". November 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3d6f9b368f121d6b998800c04bb54605.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Strategic Action Program – SAP”. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/library/details/237\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Permanent Secretariat. \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda: Approved at the X Meeting of the TCA’s Ministers of Foreign Affairs\". November 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3d6f9b368f121d6b998800c04bb54605.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [4] Mekong River Commission. \"Navigation Programme\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/completion-of-strategic-cycle-2011-2015/navigation-programme/[5] \"Basic Framework of ASEAN- Mekong Basin Development Cooperation\n  Kuala Lumpur\". 17 June 1996. https://www.asean.org/wp-content/uploads/images/2013/economic/mbdc/basic%20framework%20of%20ambdc.pdf [6] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \" A Brief Introduction of Lancang-Mekong Cooperation\". 13 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/gylmhz_1/jj/t1519110.htm [7] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \" China offers 7.66 mln USD from Lancang-Mekong Cooperation Special Fund 2018 to Cambodia\". 28 FEb 2019. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/t1641759.htm [8] Global New Light of Myanmar. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 11 Jan 2018. http://www.globalnewlightofmyanmar.com/myanmar-pledges-cooperation-mekong-river-countries-u-myint-swe/ [9] MRC. \" Integrated Water Resources Management-based Basin Development Strategy 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-BDP-strategy-complete-final-02.16.pdf [10] MRC. \"Strategic Plan (2016-2020)\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC), Lancang-Mekong River Cooperation Five-Year Action Plan (2018-2022)\", 2018, http://www.lmcchina.org/zywj/t1524906.htm.\n[2] Mekong River Commission, \"Completion of strategic cycle 2011-2015\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/completion-of-strategic-cycle-2011-2015/.\n[3] Mekong River Commission, \"Upstream Partners\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/.\n[4] Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD), \"About ACD\", accessed in 2019, http://www.acd-dialogue.org/about-acd.html.\n[5] Ministry of Water Resources, \"Training Workshop on Water Resources Management for Asia Cooperation Dialogue Countries\", 2017, http://www.mwr.gov.cn/english/Projects/201708/t20170824_980360.html."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A21+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F21,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization - ACTO\". http://www.itamaraty.gov.br/en/politica-externa/integracao-regional/6351-amazon-cooperation-treaty-organization-acto\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Permanent Secretariat. \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda: Approved at the X Meeting of the TCA’s Ministers of Foreign Affairs\". November 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3d6f9b368f121d6b998800c04bb54605.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Strategic Action Program – SAP”. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/library/details/237\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Permanent Secretariat. \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda: Approved at the X Meeting of the TCA’s Ministers of Foreign Affairs\". 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is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation, and has no bilateral agreements covering water allocation.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] The organisation's main instrument for this is setting quotas for water uptake, which are implemented through hydraulic facilities in the river basin controlled by the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO). [3] The ADBWO was established in 1992 to succeed a basin organisation established by the Soviet Union for management of the Amu Darya under the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Amu Darya river basin\", adopted in 1987, but this document could not be found on the website of the ICWC or SDBWO. [3, 4, 5] \n \n However, a 2017 research project by the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia reports that the 1987 Scheme allows Afghanistan a fixed annual uptake of 2.1 km³, with the annual water intake of the other riparian states divided in proportions, as follows: Kyrgyzstan 0.6 %, Tajikistan 15.4 %, Uzbekistan 48.2 % and Turkmenistan 35.8 %, and total annual uptake capped at 61.5 km³. [6] While the 2017 report recommended updates to the water allocation quotas in order to adapt to a reduction in water flow figures caused by climate change, as well as for more accurate consideration of water use by Afghanistan, no evidence of more precise quotas was found on the research project website. [6, 7] At founding, the ICWC member states committed to upholding the existing (Soviet) management procedure, and no evidence that this has been amended since 1987 was found in ICWC reports on meetings determining water allocation quotas and reports on their fulfilment. [8, 9, 10] This was confirmed by an expert interviewee. [11] \n \n 2018 research notes that Afghanistan's demand for water from the Amu Darya is set to increase in coming years to around 3 km³ annually, mainly due to increasing agricultural activity, but that Afghanistan's neighbours turned down the country's proposals for a new agreement on water allocation in 2002 and 2014. [6, 12] According to an expert interviewee, ICWC member states recognise that they must not exclude Afghanistan, but are wary of including the country into the ICWC format, under which dialogue on water allocation is already problematic. [11] Afghanistan has established bilateral water sector dialogue with riparian neighbours Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan, but there is no evidence that bilateral cooperation involves a coordinated water management plan. [11, 13, 14]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO), but there is no formal collaboration on water sharing/water allocation. \n\nThe \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda\" of November 2010, developed by the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), of which Colombia is a full member, outlines cooperation through water sharing; however, there are no specific water allocation methods, such as quantifiable volume of water for each basin country. [1][2] Subtopic A.2. of the \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda\" is dedicated to water resources, but the issue is treated broadly, without mentioning specific water allocation for each country. [2] \n\nThis legislation was not updated comprehensively in the Strategic Action Program (PAE), a formal transboundary water monitoring and management system. The plan identifies three lines of response, which are: strengthening IWRM, Adapting to Climate Change and Variability and Knowledge Management. [3] Strategic actions include water quality monitoring, conservation and efficient water use, developing adaptation measures and creating an information management platform, among others. However, there is no mention of principles for water sharing and allocation among member countries. [3]\n\nBolivia has binational agreements for transboundary basins with Peru. The agreement for the Lake Titicaca region states that the Binational Lake Titicaca Authority shall \"exercise authority over the water resources\" and recommend \"the measures to be adopted during extreme events (droughts, floods)\" [4]. In addition, the binational declaration following the 4th Binational Cabinet meeting between the two countries in 2018 stated that both countries expressed \"their firm commitment\" to \"rational, sustainable and equitable us of the water resources from the Mauri-Maure river\" [5]. Neither text describes specific sharing mechanisms."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"The Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin outlines principles of water sharing but the commission does not set out measures for the allocation of water for basin members. \n\nAccording to article 7 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties are entitled, within their territories, to a reasonable and equitable share of the beneficial uses of the Sava River Basin water resources. Reasonable and equitable share within the meaning of Paragraph 1 of this Article is to be determined in any particular case in light of the relevant factors according to international law. [1] All parties of the agreement are signatories of the 1992 - Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. This convention commits members to \"reasonable and equitable\" water use in cosideration of other basin members and outlines principles applicable to water sharing in article 2 and 6. [2] \n\nHowever this agreement has yet to be translated into any meaningful water allocation agreements between the basin states. This was noted by a recent report by the UNECE [3] and supported by an absence of agreements on the Sava Basin Commissin website [4] or reported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for either Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia or BiH. [5,6,7,8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO), but there is no formal collaboration on water sharing/water allocation.\n\nThe \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda\" of November 2010, developed by the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), of which Brazil is a full member, outlines cooperation through water sharing; however, there are no specific water allocation methods, such as quantifiable volume of water for each basin country. [1][2] Subtopic A.2. of the \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda\" is dedicated to water resources, but the issue is treated broadly, without mentioning specific water allocation for each country. [2] \n\nThis legislation was not updated comprehensively in the Strategic Action Program (PAE), a formal transboundary water monitoring and management system. The plan identifies three lines of response, which are: strengthening IWRM, Adapting to Climate Change and Variability and Knowledge Management. [1] Strategic actions include water quality monitoring, conservation and efficient water use, developing adaptation measures and creating an information management platform, among others. However, there is no mention of principles for water sharing and allocation among member countries. [1] \n\nBrazil does not have additional bilateral water sharing agreements for the Amazon basin with other countries. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"There is a joint body (RBO) that addresses integrated water resources management, but water allocation and sharing has not been implemented. Cambodia is a full-member of the RBO. \n\nThe Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. It uses Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) to manage planning on a basin-wide scale. Mekong river sharing conflicts have been rising in the last few years, but no formal water sharing agreement/strategy has been reached [1] [2] [3]. One of the objectives of the Mekong Agreement was to utilize the waters of the Mekong River system in a reasonable and equitable manner. However, the water sharing plan has not been established yet [4]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) that covers water sharing/water allocation, but China does not participate in such a plan. China is not a full member of the MRC. \n\nOne of the major focus of MRC is to conduct regional planning and assessments. For example, the Mekong Integrated Water Resources Management Project aims implementing the IWRM principles through overall planning and corporations [1]. China is not a full member of the MRC (Mekong River Commission). Although it has maintained cooperationes with the MRC on data sharing [2], it does not have formal collaboration on water sharing/water allocation with the MRC countries. China is a full member of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC) initiative and the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD), but water sharing/allocation is not outlined in the work of these two organizations [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO), but there is no formal collaboration on water sharing/water allocation.\n\nThe \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda\" of November 2010, developed by the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), of which Colombia is a full member, outlines cooperation through water sharing; however, there are no specific water allocation methods, such as quantifiable volume of water for each basin country. [1][2] Subtopic A.2. of the \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda\" is dedicated to water resources, but the issue is treated broadly, without mentioning specific water allocation for each country. [2] \n\n\nThis legislation was not updated comprehensively in the Strategic Action Program (PAE), a formal transboundary water monitoring and management system. The plan identifies three lines of response, which are: strengthening IWRM, Adapting to Climate Change and Variability and Knowledge Management. [3] Strategic actions include water quality monitoring, conservation and efficient water use, developing adaptation measures and creating an information management platform, among others. However, there is no mention of principles for water sharing and allocation among member countries. [3] \n\nColombia has binational transboundary basin agreements with Ecuador and Venezuela, but there is no public evidence that these mention methods of water sharing or water allocation. The Binational Plan for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Carchi-Guaitara, Mira and Mataje transboundary basins between Colombia and Ecuador was issued in 2017. The document does not mention methods of water sharing or water allocation [4]. The minutes of a binational technical meeting between the two countries in 2013 do not mention methods of water sharing or water allocation [5]. According to an academic paper, Colombia and Venezuela signed a transboundary basin agreement regarding the Catatumbo river in 1982, but it was not implemented. The paper discusses various conflicts related to the basin, but does not describe any methods of water sharing or water allocation [6]. The text of the agreement does not appear to be publicly available online. \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"The Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin outlines principles of water sharing but the commission does not set out measures for the allocation of water for basin members. \n\nAccording to article 7 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties are entitled, within their territories, to a reasonable and equitable share of the beneficial uses of the Sava River Basin water resources. Reasonable and equitable share within the meaning of Paragraph 1 of this Article is to be determined in any particular case in light of the relevant factors according to international law. [1] All parties of the agreement are signatories of the 1992 - Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. This convention commits members to \"reasonable and equitable\" water use in cosideration of other basin members and outlines principles applicable to water sharing in article 2 and 6. [2] \n\nHowever this agreement has yet to be translated into any meaningful water allocation agreements between the basin states. This was noted by a recent report by the UNECE [3] and supported by an absence of agreements on the Sava Basin Commissin website [4] or reported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for either Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia or BiH. [5,6,7,8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO), but there is no formal collaboration on water sharing/water allocation.\n\nThe \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda\" of November 2010, developed by the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), of which Colombia is a full member, outlines cooperation through water sharing; however, there are no specific water allocation methods, such as quantifiable volume of water for each basin country. [1][2] Subtopic A.2. of the \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda\" is dedicated to water resources, but the issue is treated broadly, without mentioning specific water allocation for each country. [2] \n\n\nThis legislation was not updated comprehensively in the Strategic Action Program (PAE), a formal transboundary water monitoring and management system. The plan identifies three lines of response, which are: strengthening IWRM, Adapting to Climate Change and Variability and Knowledge Management. [3] Strategic actions include water quality monitoring, conservation and efficient water use, developing adaptation measures and creating an information management platform, among others. However, there is no mention of principles for water sharing and allocation among member countries. [3] \n\n\n\nEcuador has binational transboundary basin agreements with Colombia and Peru, but there is no public evidence that these mention methods of water sharing or water allocation. The Binational Plan for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Carchi-Guaitara, Mira and Mataje transboundary basins between Colombia and Ecuador was issued in 2017. The document does not mention methods of water sharing or water allocation [4].\n\n\nThe minutes of a binational technical meeting between the two countries in 2013 do not mention methods of water sharing or water allocation [5]. In 2018, Ecuador and Peru formalized the creation of the Binational Commission for Integrated Water Resources Management of the Transboundary Hydrographic Basins between the Republic of Peru and the Republic of Ecuador. The agreement creating the Commission does not mention methods of water sharing or water allocation [6]. \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) which covers water sharing/water allocation and Guniea is a full member of the RBO. \n\nThe Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Within the OMVS, the Permanent Water Commission is the advisory body to the Council of Ministers, responsible for defining the principles and modalities of the distribution of river water between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. One of its missions is to periodically prepare the water resources management plan, based on projections of user needs and a simulation of the management of the system. (1) Nevertheless, none of these management plans could be found on the OMVS website - although there is evidence it meets reguarly (2)\n\nThe mandate of the Permanent Water Commission to effetc water sharing was confirmed with the Law 2006-30 promulgated by Senegal when Guinea joined the OMVS, where the role of the Commission in setting the water allocation among the member states is set out at art 20 [4]. It stipulates that the Permanent Water Commission is responsible for defining the principles and methods of the distribution of the waters of the Senegal River between the sectors of use and the riparian states, therefore the allocation is not specified precisely in the Water Charter or any law, but is decided and updated regularly by the Commission to fit the needs of the situation [5]. No other bilateral agreement was found that would specify the number of cubic meters per country [5], [6], [7] which suggests that the riparian states only conclude multilateral agreements and onlly through the OMVS.\n\nAdditionally, the Water Charter of the Senegal River (2002) sets the principles and modalities of water distribution between the different areas of use (article 2). (3) However this sets out water sharing in very general terms (setting broad principles such as a balanced and sustainable allocation, equity between states, obligation to protect the resource, obligation to negotiate in case of a conflict, and the obligation for each member state to inform the other ones in case it starts projects that could after the others) without specifically allocating a number of cubic meters per country"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"Though the Algiers Agreement in 1975 originally set out plans for a commission to form a strategy on water allocation, the process remains unfulfilled. \n\nThe treaty signed on December 1975 between Iran and Iraq clearly sets out methods covering water sharing/water allocation and tasks a joint experts commission to clarify the allocations for the entire 26 rivers shared between two countries [1]. The commission met twice in 1977 and made some decisions regarding allocations in three rivers but following the Iranian Revolution in 1979, the decision making processes halted and the commission's existing decision were not implemented [1].\n\nIn 2012, the Bureau for Iran-Iraq Economic Development Affairs announced that the Common Bureau of Coordination for Arvand river would become operational in the the near future upon agreement of both countries [3] but no further actions were reported. This is an open ongoing process and both countries meet frequently in order to resolve these issues. [2,4]\n\nIran has no other bilateral treaties for management of the Tigris/Euphrates [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"Partially. According to an agreement between Syria and Iraq signed in 1990, the Euphrates water will be shared 58 percent (Iraq) - 42 percent (Syria) [1] [2]. These numbers were not adhered to after the Gulf War. [6] \nMoreover, this agreement is increasingly difficult to execute due to the deterioration of the security situation at the borders of the two countries, provoked by the civil war in Syria and the rise of terrorism. \n\nThe 1975 Agreement with Iran included a framework for water sharing, albeit this has not been implemented, although recent moves to revive the agreement may see the sharing arrangement enforced [3] [4].\n\nIn 2002, the agreement on the establishment of a pumping station on the Tigris River in Syria specified project area and volume of water extracted in Agreement with Iraq. The quantity of water drawn annually from the Tigris River, when the flow of water is within the average, was set to be 1.25 km³ with a drainage capacity proportional to the projected surface of 150 000 ha. However adherence to this agreement could not be verified[3][4][5][6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"A water allocation plan is in place for the Syr Darya basin, but it was not developed by the joint body.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Kazakhstan represented on the ICWC by the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1] \n \n Upon creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1984 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [3] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance. [1] The ICWC members committed in 1992 to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\" of the SDBWO, which were set by the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\" adopted by Soviet Union water management authorities in 1984. [1, 3, 4] This document could not be found on the ICWC website, or elsewhere online, and sources referring to it do not mention any exact water distribution quotas. [5, 6] No information on any updates to the plan was found on the ICWC or SDBWO websites. [5, 6] \n \n Expert interviewees confirmed that the 1984 Scheme remains the ICWC's main instrument for management of the Syr Darya, and also that only its water management provisions are implemented in practice. [10, 11] Additionally, today, the SDBWO's activity has become limited to water observation from a handful of posts, as national water management authorities realise water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities and receive financing contributions originally destined for ICWC and SDBWO operations. [10, 11]\n \n Under the ICWC statute, the directors of member states' water management authorities are to meet quarterly to establish and monitor water quotas. [1] Quotas are then implemented by the SDBWO through hydraulic facilities in place along the river. [1, 3] The ICWC continues to meet quarterly, with for the most recent such meeting held 10 April 2020 (via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic). [7] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins; measures taken to ensure additional water from reservoirs during the growing season in the Syr Darya basin. [7] However, ICWC and media reports do not state the exact quotas established at the meetings. [7, 8, 9]\n \n However, ICWC bi-annual reports do publish comparisons of actual water uptake statistics and quotas agreed by the ICWC following the end of each growing and non-growing season, divided by country and river section; between October 2019 and March 2020 (the non-growing season), Kazakhstan was allocated a total of 0.52 km³ water from the Syr Darya, and actual water uptake was 0.5 km³. [13]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"Kyrgyzstan does not currently participate in the joint body, which operates a water allocation plan developed prior to the body's creation. However, the member states assign Kyrgyzstan a water quota for uptake from the Syr Darya, which Kyrgyzstan complies with.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with the ICWC website listing Kyrgyzstan's State Committee for Water Resources as a member. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1] However, due to Kyrgyzstan having frozen its membership of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (an umbrella organisation responsible for regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis and also for the ICWC and constituent organisations) in 2016, the country does not participate in the quarterly meetings and therefore does not have input on water quotas. [14, 15] Despite this, the other member states continue to assign Kyrgyzstan a water quota for uptake from the Syr Darya, which was set at 0.037 km³ water in the non-growing season between October 2019 and March 2020, with actual water uptake measured at 0.03 km³ by ICWC; although an expert interviewee reported that Kyrgyzstan has not shared data with the ICWC since 2015. [13, 14]\n \n Upon creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1984 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [3] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance. [1] The ICWC members committed in 1992 to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\" of the SDBWO, which were set by the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\" adopted by Soviet Union water management authorities in 1984. [1, 3, 4] This document could not be found on the ICWC website, or elsewhere online, and sources referring to it do not mention any exact water distribution quotas. [5, 6] No information on any updates to the plan was found on the ICWC or SDBWO websites. [5, 6] \n \n Expert interviewees confirmed that the 1984 Scheme remains the ICWC's main instrument for management of the Syr Darya, and also that only its water management provisions are implemented in practice. [10, 11] Additionally, today, the SDBWO's activity has become limited to water observation from a handful of posts, as national water management authorities realise water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities and receive financing contributions originally destined for ICWC and SDBWO operations. [10, 11]\n \n Under the ICWC statute, the directors of member states' water management authorities are to meet quarterly to establish and monitor water quotas. [1] Quotas are then implemented by the SDBWO through hydraulic facilities in place along the river. [1, 3] The ICWC continues to meet quarterly, with for the most recent such meeting held 10 April 2020 (via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic). [7] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins; measures taken to ensure additional water from reservoirs during the growing season in the Syr Darya basin. [7] However, ICWC and media reports do not state the exact quotas established at the meetings. [7, 8, 9] However, ICWC bi-annual reports do publish comparisons of actual water uptake statistics and quotas agreed by the ICWC following the end of each growing and non-growing season, divided by country and river section. [13]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"There is a joint body (RBO) that addresses integrated water resources management, but water allocation and sharing has not been implemented. Laos is a full-member of the RBO. \n\nThe Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. It uses Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) to manage planning on a basin-wide scale. Mekong river sharing conflicts have been rising in the last few years, but no formal water sharing agreement/strategy has been reached [1] [2] [3]. One of the objectives of the Mekong Agreement was to utilize the waters of the Mekong River system in a reasonable and equitable manner. However, the water sharing plan has not been established yet [4]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) which covers water sharing/water allocation and Mali is a full member of the RBO. \n\nThe Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Within the OMVS, the Permanent Water Commission is the advisory body to the Council of Ministers, responsible for defining the principles and modalities of the distribution of river water between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. One of its missions is to periodically prepare the water resources management plan, based on projections of user needs and a simulation of the management of the system. (1) Nevertheless, none of these management plans could be found on the OMVS website - although there is evidence it meets reguarly (2)\n\nThe mandate of the Permanent Water Commission to effetc water sharing was confirmed with the Law 2006-30 promulgated by Senegal when Guinea joined the OMVS, where the role of the Commission in setting the water allocation among the member states is set out at art 20 [4]. It stipulates that the Permanent Water Commission is responsible for defining the principles and methods of the distribution of the waters of the Senegal River between the sectors of use and the riparian states, therefore the allocation is not specified precisely in the Water Charter or any law, but is decided and updated regularly by the Commission to fit the needs of the situation [5]. No other bilateral agreement was found that would specify the number of cubic meters per country [5], [6], [7] which suggests that the riparian states only conclude multilateral agreements and onlly through the OMVS.\n\nAdditionally, the Water Charter of the Senegal River (2002) sets the principles and modalities of water distribution between the different areas of use (article 2). (3) However this sets out water sharing in very general terms (setting broad principles such as a balanced and sustainable allocation, equity between states, obligation to protect the resource, obligation to negotiate in case of a conflict, and the obligation for each member state to inform the other ones in case it starts projects that could after the others) without specifically allocating a number of cubic meters per country"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) which covers water sharing/water allocation and Mauritania is a full member of the RBO. \n\nThe Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Within the OMVS, the Permanent Water Commission is the advisory body to the Council of Ministers, responsible for defining the principles and modalities of the distribution of river water between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. One of its missions is to periodically prepare the water resources management plan, based on projections of user needs and a simulation of the management of the system. (1) Nevertheless, none of these management plans could be found on the OMVS website - although there is evidence it meets reguarly (2)\n\nThe mandate of the Permanent Water Commission to effetc water sharing was confirmed with the Law 2006-30 promulgated by Senegal when Guinea joined the OMVS, where the role of the Commission in setting the water allocation among the member states is set out at art 20 [4]. It stipulates that the Permanent Water Commission is responsible for defining the principles and methods of the distribution of the waters of the Senegal River between the sectors of use and the riparian states, therefore the allocation is not specified precisely in the Water Charter or any law, but is decided and updated regularly by the Commission to fit the needs of the situation [5]. No other bilateral agreement was found that would specify the number of cubic meters per country [5], [6], [7] which suggests that the riparian states only conclude multilateral agreements and onlly through the OMVS.\n\nAdditionally, the Water Charter of the Senegal River (2002) sets the principles and modalities of water distribution between the different areas of use (article 2). (3) However this sets out water sharing in very general terms (setting broad principles such as a balanced and sustainable allocation, equity between states, obligation to protect the resource, obligation to negotiate in case of a conflict, and the obligation for each member state to inform the other ones in case it starts projects that could after the others) without specifically allocating a number of cubic meters per country"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"Myanmar, as dialogue partner has only cooperated with the MRC Secretariat in exchanging relevant monitoring and water-quality data and technological expertise in flood prevention and management. No management plan or formal collaboration on water sharing/water allocation has been signed. [1,2] MRC agreement covers water allocation/usage of the mekong river both during the wet and dry season. Eg. Intra-basin use is subject to prior consultation that aims for an agreement by the Joint Committee. There are also rules regarding water utilization and inter-basin diversions. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO), but there is no formal collaboration on water sharing/water allocation.\n\nThe \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda\" of November 2010, developed by the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), of which Peru is a full member, outlines cooperation through water sharing; however, there are no specific water allocation methods, such as quantifiable volume of water for each basin country. [1][2] Subtopic A.2. of the \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda\" is dedicated to water resources, but the issue is treated broadly, without mentioning specific water allocation for each country. [2] \n\n\nThis legislation was not updated comprehensively in the Strategic Action Program (PAE), a formal transboundary water monitoring and management system. The plan identifies three lines of response, which are: strengthening IWRM, Adapting to Climate Change and Variability and Knowledge Management. [3] Strategic actions include water quality monitoring, conservation and efficient water use, developing adaptation measures and creating an information management platform, among others. However, there is no mention of principles for water sharing and allocation among member countries. [3] \n\nPerú does not have additional bilateral water sharing agreements for the Amazon basin with other countries. [4] "},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) which covers water sharing/water allocation and Senegal is a full member of the RBO. \n\nThe Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Within the OMVS, the Permanent Water Commission is the advisory body to the Council of Ministers, responsible for defining the principles and modalities of the distribution of river water between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. One of its missions is to periodically prepare the water resources management plan, based on projections of user needs and a simulation of the management of the system. (1) Nevertheless, none of these management plans could be found on the OMVS website - although there is evidence it meets reguarly (2)\n\nThe mandate of the Permanent Water Commission to effetc water sharing was confirmed with the Law 2006-30 promulgated by Senegal when Guinea joined the OMVS, where the role of the Commission in setting the water allocation among the member states is set out at art 20 [4]. It stipulates that the Permanent Water Commission is responsible for defining the principles and methods of the distribution of the waters of the Senegal River between the sectors of use and the riparian states, therefore the allocation is not specified precisely in the Water Charter or any law, but is decided and updated regularly by the Commission to fit the needs of the situation [5]. No other bilateral agreement was found that would specify the number of cubic meters per country [5], [6], [7] which suggests that the riparian states only conclude multilateral agreements and onlly through the OMVS.\n\nAdditionally, the Water Charter of the Senegal River (2002) sets the principles and modalities of water distribution between the different areas of use (article 2). (3) However this sets out water sharing in very general terms (setting broad principles such as a balanced and sustainable allocation, equity between states, obligation to protect the resource, obligation to negotiate in case of a conflict, and the obligation for each member state to inform the other ones in case it starts projects that could after the others) without specifically allocating a number of cubic meters per country"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"The Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin outlines principles of water sharing but the commission does not set out measures for the allocation of water for basin members. \n\nAccording to article 7 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties are entitled, within their territories, to a reasonable and equitable share of the beneficial uses of the Sava River Basin water resources. Reasonable and equitable share within the meaning of Paragraph 1 of this Article is to be determined in any particular case in light of the relevant factors according to international law. [1] All parties of the agreement are signatories of the 1992 - Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. This convention commits members to \"reasonable and equitable\" water use in cosideration of other basin members and outlines principles applicable to water sharing in article 2 and 6. [2] \n\nHowever this agreement has yet to be translated into any meaningful water allocation agreements between the basin states. This was noted by a recent report by the UNECE [3] and supported by an absence of agreements on the Sava Basin Commissin website [4] or reported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for either Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia or BiH. [5,6,7,8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"The Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin outlines principles of water sharing but the commission does not set out measures for the allocation of water for basin members. \n\nAccording to article 7 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties are entitled, within their territories, to a reasonable and equitable share of the beneficial uses of the Sava River Basin water resources. Reasonable and equitable share within the meaning of Paragraph 1 of this Article is to be determined in any particular case in light of the relevant factors according to international law. [1] All parties of the agreement are signatories of the 1992 - Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. This convention commits members to \"reasonable and equitable\" water use in cosideration of other basin members and outlines principles applicable to water sharing in article 2 and 6. [2] \n\nHowever this agreement has yet to be translated into any meaningful water allocation agreements between the basin states. This was noted by a recent report by the UNECE [3] and supported by an absence of agreements on the Sava Basin Commissin website [4] or reported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for either Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia or BiH. [5,6,7,8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"There are bilateral agreements between Syria & Turkey and Syria & Iraq in the form of MoUs that cover aspects of water sharing/water allocation.\n\nThe Protocol on Economic Cooperation of 1987 was an interim agreement on water quantity which stated that an annual 16 BCM (500 m³/s) was to be released at the Syrian-Turkish border. The protocol is no longer in action. [1] \n\nIn 1990, the Syrian-Iraqi Water Accord allocated the water of the Euphrates River according to a fixed ratio of 42% to Syria and 58% to Iraq. The water accord saw its demise as soon as the Gulf War started. [2]\n\nIn 2002, the agreement on the establishment of a pumping station on the Tigris River in Syria specified project area and volume of water extracted in Agreement with Iraq. The quantity of water drawn annually from the Tigris River, when the flow of water is within the average, was set to be 1.25 km³ with a drainage capacity proportional to the projected surface of 150 000 ha. However adherence to this agreement could not be verified and it covers only one pumping station and not broader resource management [3][4][5][6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"A water allocation plan is in place for the Amu Darya basin, but it was not developed by the joint body.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Tajikistan represented on the ICWC by its Ministry of Energy and Water Resources. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1] \n \n Upon creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1987 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [3] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance. [1] The ICWC members committed in 1992 to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\" of the ADBWO, which were set by the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Amu Darya river basin\" adopted by Soviet Union water management authorities in 1987. [1, 3, 4] This document could not be found on the ICWC or ADBWO website, or elsewhere online, and sources referring to it do not mention any exact water distribution quotas. [5, 6] There is no evidence that a new water management plan has been developed for the ADBWO since this time; no information on such a document was found on the ICWC or ADBWO websites. [5, 6] According to expert interviewees, the 1987 management plan has never been updated, and its only provisions that are implemented are those on water allocation. [12, 13] Additionally, today, the ADBWO's activity has become limited to water observation from a handful of posts, as national water management authorities realise water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities and receive financing contributions originally destined for ICWC and ADBWO operations. [12, 13]\n \n However, a 2017 international research project on adaptation of management of the Amu Darya basin to climate change reported that quotas in the Amu Darya management plan are based on estimated total annual water intake of 61.5 km³, divided as follows: Kyrgyzstan 0.6 %, Tajikistan 15.4 %, Uzbekistan 48.2 % and Turkmenistan 35.8 %, as well as a 2.1 km³ allocation for Afghanistan. [7] The project recommended updates to the water allocation quotas in order to adapt to a reduction in water flow figures caused by climate change, as well as for more accurate consideration of water use by Afghanistan. [7] However, no evidence of more precise quotas was found on the research project website. [8] An expert interviewee stated that the research had not significantly impacted ICWC policy. [12]\n \n Under the ICWC statute, the directors of member states' water management authorities are to meet quarterly to establish and monitor water quotas. [1] Quotas are then implemented by the ADBWO through hydraulic facilities in place along the river. [1, 3] The ICWC continues to meet quarterly, with the most recent such meeting held 10 April 2020 (via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic). [9] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [9] However, ICWC and media reports do not state the exact quotas established at the meetings. [9, 10, 11]\n \n However, ICWC bi-annual reports do publish actual vs agreed water uptake statistics following the end of each growing and non-growing season, divided by country and river section; between October 2019 and March 2020 (the non-growing season), Tajikistan was allocated a total of 2.48 km³ water from the Amu Darya, and actual water uptake was 2.44 km³. [12]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"A water allocation plan is in place for the Syr Darya basin, but it was not developed by the joint body.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Tajikistan represented on the ICWC by its Ministry of Energy and Water Resources. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1] \n \n Upon creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1984 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [3] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance. [1] The ICWC members committed in 1992 to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\" of the SDBWO, which were set by the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\" adopted by Soviet Union water management authorities in 1984. [1, 3, 4] This document could not be found on the ICWC website, or elsewhere online, and sources referring to it do not mention any exact water distribution quotas. [5, 6] There is no evidence that a new water mangement plan has been developed for the SDBWO since this time; no information on such a document was found on the ICWC or SDBWO websites. [5, 6] Expert interviewees confirmed that the 1984 Scheme remains the ICWC's main instrument for management of the Syr Darya, and also that only its water management provisions are implemented in practice. [10, 11] Additionally, today, the SDBWO's activity has become limited to water observation from a handful of posts, as national water management authorities realise water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities and receive financing contributions originally destined for ICWC and SDBWO operations. [10, 11]\n \n Under the ICWC statute, the directors of member states' water management authorities are to meet quarterly to establish and monitor water quotas. [1] Quotas are then implemented by the SDBWO through hydraulic facilities in place along the river. [1, 3] The ICWC continues to meet quarterly, with for the most recent such meeting held 10 April 2020 (via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic). [7] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins; measures taken to ensure additional water from reservoirs during the growing season in the Syr Darya basin. [7] However, ICWC and media reports do not state the exact quotas established at the meetings. [7, 8, 9]\n \n However, ICWC bi-annual reports do publish actual vs agreed water uptake statistics following the end of each growing and non-growing season, divided by country and river section; between October 2019 and March 2020 (the non-growing season), Tajikistan was allocated a total of 0.37 km³ water from the Syr Darya, and actual water uptake was 0.03 km³. [12]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"There is a joint body (RBO) that addresses integrated water resources management, but water allocation and sharing has not been implemented. Thailand is a full-member of the RBO. \n\nThe Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. It uses Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) to manage planning on a basin-wide scale. Mekong river sharing conflicts have been rising in the last few years, but no formal water sharing agreement/strategy has been reached [1] [2] [3]. One of the objectives of the Mekong Agreement was to utilize the waters of the Mekong River system in a reasonable and equitable manner. However, the water sharing plan has not been established yet [4]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"In the absence of a joint body for the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin, there are no agreement/management plan outlining methods of water sharing or allocation. \n\nA Joint Technical Committee (JTC) was established in 1980 to discuss the water issues between Turkey and Iraq, and Syria joined this Committee in 1983. However, no tripartite agreement was reached. Instead, in 1987, a protocol between Turkey and the Syrian Arab Republic guaranteed the latter a minimum flow of the Euphrates River of 500 m3/sec throughout the year (15.75 km3/year), pending a full agreement. According to a recent study by Dohrmann and Hatem \" since the signing of the agreement, Turkey unilaterally altered the flow of water, often without warning, which has caused rifts with both Syria and Iraq, resulting in the increased importance of bilateral ships between each and Turkey.\" [5]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"A water allocation plan is in place for the Amu Darya basin, but it was not developed by the joint body.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Turkmenistan represented on the ICWC by the State Committee on Water Management. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1] \n \n Upon creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1987 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [3] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance. [1] The ICWC members committed in 1992 to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\" of the ADBWO, which were set by the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\" adopted by Soviet Union water management authorities in 1987. [1, 3, 4] This document could not be found on the ICWC or ADBWO website, or elsewhere online, and sources referring to it do not mention any exact water distribution quotas. [5, 6] There is no evidence that a new water management plan has been developed for the ADBWO since this time; no information on such a document was found on the ICWC or ADBWO websites. [5, 6] According to expert interviewees, the 1987 management plan has never been updated, and its only provisions that are implemented are those on water allocation. [12, 13] Additionally, today, the ADBWO's activity has become limited to water observation from a handful of posts, as national water management authorities realise water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities and receive financing contributions originally destined for ICWC and ADBWO operations. [12, 13]\n \n A 2017 international research project on adaptation of management of the Amu Darya basin to climate change reported that quotas in the Amu Darya management plan are based on estimated total annual water intake of 61.5 km³, divided as follows: Kyrgyzstan 0.6 %, Tajikistan 15.4 %, Uzbekistan 48.2 % and Turkmenistan 35.8 %, as well as a 2.1 km³ allocation for Afghanistan. [7] The project recommended updates to the water allocation quotas in order to adapt to a reduction in water flow figures caused by climate change, as well as for more accurate consideration of water use by Afghanistan. [7] However, no evidence of more precise quotas was found on the research project website. [8] An expert interviewee stated that this research had not significantly impacted ICWC policy. [12]\n \n Under the ICWC statute, the directors of member states' water management authorities are to meet quarterly to establish and monitor water quotas. [1] Quotas are then implemented by the ADBWO through hydraulic facilities in place along the river. [1, 3] The ICWC continues to meet quarterly, with the most recent such meeting held 10 April 2020 (via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic). [9] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [9] ICWC and media reports do not state the exact quotas established at the meetings. [9, 10, 11] \n \n However, ICWC bi-annual reports do publish actual vs agreed water uptake statistics following the end of each growing and non-growing season, divided by country and river section; between October 2019 and March 2020 (the non-growing season), Turkmenistan was allocated a total of 6.50 km³ water from the Amu Darya, and actual water uptake was 6.78 km³. [15]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"A water allocation plan is in place for the Amu Darya basin, but it was not developed by the joint body.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Uzbekistan represented on the ICWC by the Ministry for Water Management. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1] \n \n Upon creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1987 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [3] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance. [1] The ICWC members committed in 1992 to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\" of the ADBWO, which were set by the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\" adopted by Soviet Union water management authorities in 1987. [1, 3, 4] This document could not be found on the ICWC or ADBWO website, or elsewhere online, and sources referring to it do not mention any exact water distribution quotas. [5, 6] There is no evidence that a new water management plan has been developed for the ADBWO since this time; no information on such a document was found on the ICWC or ADBWO websites. [5, 6] According to expert interviewees, the 1987 management plan has never been updated, and its only provisions that are implemented are those on water allocation. [12, 13] Additionally, today, the ADBWO's activity has become limited to water observation from a handful of posts, as national water management authorities realise water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities and receive financing contributions originally destined for ICWC and ADBWO operations. [12, 13] However, Uzbekistan finances the ADBWO, since the organisation is headquartered in the country and operates only in Uzbekistan. [12, 14, 16] \n \n However, a 2017 international research project on adaptation of management of the Amu Darya basin to climate change reported that quotas in the Amu Darya management plan are based on estimated total annual water intake of 61.5 km³, divided as follows: Kyrgyzstan 0.6 %, Tajikistan 15.4 %, Uzbekistan 48.2 % and Turkmenistan 35.8 %, as well as a 2.1 km³ allocation for Afghanistan. [7] The project recommended updates to the water allocation quotas in order to adapt to a reduction in water flow figures caused by climate change, as well as for more accurate consideration of water use by Afghanistan. [7] However, no evidence of more precise quotas was found on the research project website. [8] An expert interviewee stated that this research had not significantly impacted ICWC policy. [12]\n \n Under the ICWC statute, the directors of member states' water management authorities are to meet quarterly to establish and monitor water quotas. [1] Quotas are then implemented by the ADBWO through hydraulic facilities in place along the river. [1, 3] The ICWC continues to meet quarterly, with the most recent such meeting held 10 April 2020 (via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic). [9] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [9] ICWC and media reports do not state the exact quotas established at the meetings. [9, 10, 11] \n \n However, ICWC bi-annual reports do publish actual vs agreed water uptake statistics following the end of each growing and non-growing season, divided by country and river section; between October 2019 and March 2020 (the non-growing season), Uzbekistan was allocated a total of 6.35 km³ water from the Amu Darya, and actual water uptake was 6.59 km³. [15]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"A water allocation plan is in place for the Syr Darya basin, but it was not developed by the joint body.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Uzbekistan represented on the ICWC by the Ministry for Water Management. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1] \n \n Upon creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1984 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [3] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance. [1] The ICWC members committed in 1992 to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\" of the SDBWO, which were set by the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\" adopted by Soviet Union water management authorities in 1984. [1, 3, 4] This document could not be found on the ICWC website, or elsewhere online, and sources referring to it do not mention any exact water distribution quotas. [5, 6] No information on any updates to the plan was found on the ICWC or SDBWO websites. [5, 6] \n \n Expert interviewees confirmed that the 1984 Scheme remains the ICWC's main instrument for management of the Syr Darya, and also that only its water management provisions are implemented in practice. [10, 11] Additionally, today, the SDBWO's activity has become limited to water observation from a handful of posts, as national water management authorities realise water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities and receive financing contributions originally destined for ICWC and SDBWO operations. [10, 11] However, Uzbekistan finances the SDBWO, since the organisation is headquartered in the country and operates only in Uzbekistan. [12, 14] \n \n Under the ICWC statute, the directors of member states' water management authorities are to meet quarterly to establish and monitor water quotas. [1] Quotas are then implemented by the SDBWO through hydraulic facilities in place along the river. [1, 3] The ICWC continues to meet quarterly, with for the most recent such meeting held 10 April 2020 (via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic). [7] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins; measures taken to ensure additional water from reservoirs during the growing season in the Syr Darya basin. [7] However, ICWC and media reports do not state the exact quotas established at the meetings. [7, 8, 9]\n \n However, ICWC bi-annual reports do publish comparisons of actual water uptake statistics and quotas agreed by the ICWC following the end of each growing and non-growing season, divided by country and river section; between October 2019 and March 2020 (the non-growing season), Uzbekistan was allocated a total of 2.48 km³ water from the Syr Darya, and actual water uptake was 2.44 km³. [13]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO), but there is no formal collaboration on water sharing/water allocation. \n\nThe \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda\" of November 2010, developed by the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), of which Colombia is a full member, outlines cooperation through water sharing; however, there are no specific water allocation methods, such as quantifiable volume of water for each basin country. [1][2] Subtopic A.2. of the \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda\" is dedicated to water resources, but the issue is treated broadly, without mentioning specific water allocation for each country. [2] \n\nThis legislation was not updated comprehensively in the Strategic Action Program (PAE), a formal transboundary water monitoring and management system. The plan identifies three lines of response, which are: strengthening IWRM, Adapting to Climate Change and Variability and Knowledge Management. [3] Strategic actions include water quality monitoring, conservation and efficient water use, developing adaptation measures and creating an information management platform, among others. However, there is no mention of principles for water sharing and allocation among member countries. [3]\n\nAccording to an academic paper, Colombia and Venezuela signed a transboundary basin agreement regarding the Catatumbo river in 1982, but it was not implemented. The paper discusses various conflicts related to the basin, but does not describe any methods of water sharing or water allocation [4]. In addition, Venezuela and Colombia signed the Act of San Pedro Alejandrino in 1990 to negotiate transboundary basin issues, and they established the Binational Technical Commission for the Integrated Study of Shared Hydrographic Basins between the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Colombia in 2002, which was tasked with reactivating negotiations around transboundary basins [5]. The text of these agreements does not appear to be publicly available online and there is not evidence they covered water allocation [4,5]. \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"There is a joint body (RBO) that addresses integrated water resources management, but water allocation and sharing has not been implemented. Vietnam is a full-member of the RBO. \n\nThe Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. It uses Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) to manage planning on a basin-wide scale. Mekong river sharing conflicts have been rising in the last few years, but no formal water sharing agreement/strategy has been reached [1] [2] [3]. One of the objectives of the Mekong Agreement was to utilize the waters of the Mekong River system in a reasonable and equitable manner. However, the water sharing plan has not been established yet [4]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwoamu_ru.htm]\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n \n [5] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n \n [6] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2017. \"Key findings of the project regarding existing and future challenges for the Amu Darya Basin\", (\"Ключевые результаты проекта касательно существующих и будущих вызовов для бассейна Амударьи\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/projects/peer-amudarya/key_findings.htm].\n \n [7] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. \"Transboundary water management adaptation in the Amudarya basin to climate change uncertainties\". [http://www.cawater-info.net/projects/peer-amudarya/index_e.htm].\n \n [8] Rysbekov A Yu, Rysbekov Yu. Kh. 2016. \"Towards the 20th anniversary of adoption of the Nukus Declaration by Central Asian states\", (\"К 20-летию принятия Нукусской Декларации государств Центральной Азии\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/rysbekov16-1.pdf].\n \n [9] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination Scientific Information Centre. 10 April 2020. \"78 session of the Interstate Commission for Water coordination\", (\"Очередное 78 заседание Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/345.htm].\n \n [10] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 2020. \"Analysis of the water management sityation in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya river basins for the non-growing season 2019-2020\", (\"Анализ водохозяйственной ситуации в бассейнах рек Сырдарьи и Амударьи за межвегетацию 2019-2020 года\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/pdf/analytical_report_2019-2020_ru.pdf].\n \n [11] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Institute for Economic Cooperation, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n \n [12] Zonn I. S. et al. 2018. \"Afghanistan's Water Policy in Central Asia\", (\"Водная полтитка Афганистана в Центральной Азии\"). [https://cyberleninka.ru/article/n/vodnaya-politika-afganistana-v-tsentralnoy-azii].\n \n [13] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [14] Gazeta UZ. 28 February 2018. \"Uzbekistan and Afghanistan discuss riverbank-strengthening work along the Amu Darya\", (\"Узбекистан и Афганистан обсудили берегоукрепительные работы вдоль Амударьи\"). [https://www.gazeta.uz/ru/2018/02/28/coasts/]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization - ACTO\". http://www.itamaraty.gov.br/en/politica-externa/integracao-regional/6351-amazon-cooperation-treaty-organization-acto\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Permanent Secretariat. \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda: Approved at the X Meeting of the TCA’s Ministers of Foreign Affairs\". November 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3d6f9b368f121d6b998800c04bb54605.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Strategic Action Program – SAP”. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/library/details/237\n[4] Binational Lake Titicaca Authority. Bylaws. Undated. http://www.alt-perubolivia.org/web/nosotros/marco-legal/item/download/8_5562b9ef4b4a3833c7730bc8acb69dda.html\n[5] Ministry of Foreign Relations. Speech 4th Binational Cabinet. 2018. http://www.cancilleria.gob.bo/webmre/node/2871"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"AGREEMENT ON THE COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE\n  DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN\". 5 April 1995. http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/agreement-Apr95.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization - ACTO\". http://www.itamaraty.gov.br/en/politica-externa/integracao-regional/6351-amazon-cooperation-treaty-organization-acto\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 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November 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3d6f9b368f121d6b998800c04bb54605.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Strategic Action Program – SAP”. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/library/details/237\n[4] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Bilateral relationships (Relações bilaterais)\". http://www.itamaraty.gov.br/pt-BR/relacoes-bilaterais"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"AGREEMENT ON THE COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE\n  DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN\". 5 April 1995. http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/agreement-Apr95.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission, \"Mekong Integrated Water Resources Management Project\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mekong-integrated-water-resources-management-project/.\n[2] Mekong River Commission, \"Upstream Partners\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/.\n[3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC), accessed in 2019, http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/.\n\nAsia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD), \"About ACD\", accessed in 2019, http://www.acd-dialogue.org/about-acd.html."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization - ACTO\". http://www.itamaraty.gov.br/en/politica-externa/integracao-regional/6351-amazon-cooperation-treaty-organization-acto\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Permanent Secretariat. \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda: Approved at the X Meeting of the TCA’s Ministers of Foreign Affairs\". November 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3d6f9b368f121d6b998800c04bb54605.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Strategic Action Program – SAP”. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/library/details/237\n[4] Ministry of the Environment and Sustainable Development. Binational Plan for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Carchi-Guaitara, Mira and Mataje - Synthesis. 2017. \nhttps://www.iucn.org/sites/dev/files/content/documents/pbgirh-27abr2017.pdf\n[5] Governments of Ecuador and Colombia. Minutes of the Binational Technical Meetings. 2013. http://www.sbi-ecuador-colombia.info/documentos/3_DeclaracionConjuntaPresidencialIIGabineteBinacionalEcuador-ColombiaIpiales2013.pdf\n[6] Medina de Perez, Mayra. Transboundary Basins. 2006. http://observatoriogeograficoamericalatina.org.mx/egal11/Procesosambientales/Hidrologia/03.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"AGREEMENT ON THE COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE\n  DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN\". 5 April 1995. http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/agreement-Apr95.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A22+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F22,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization - ACTO\". http://www.itamaraty.gov.br/en/politica-externa/integracao-regional/6351-amazon-cooperation-treaty-organization-acto\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 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[1] The ADBWO's operation is directed by the 1987 \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Amu Darya river basin\". [2, 3] This document could not be found online, including on the ICWC or ADBWO website. [4, 5] At founding, the ICWC member states committed to upholding this existing management procedure, and no evidence that this has been amended since 1987 was found on the website of the ICWC or ADBWO. [2, 4, 5] These websites and their descriptions of ADBWO operations do not refer to coverage of any sectors other than the water sector. [2, 3, 4, 5] Expert interviewees confirm that, in practice, the ICWC is a platform for determining water allocation quotas between the five member states, and the states do not in practice use it to manage economic sectors not relating to water management. [6, 7] Since the ADBWO comes under the ICWC, ADBWO operations equally do not cover sectors other than the water sector.\n \n Afghanistan has established bilateral water sector dialogue with riparian neighbours Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan, but there is no evidence that bilateral cooperation involves a coordinated water management plan. [7, 8, 9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) covers multiple sectors. \n\nThe PAE includes sections on the agricultural, mining, and oil and gas sectors in the chapter on \"Socioeconomic and Institutional Context\" [3]. In the same chapter, the PAE mentions additional sectors, such as the forestry, tourism, manufacturing, trade, fishing, construction, administrative and education sectors [3]. This chapter does not include programs or initiatives however gives an overview of the status of those sectors [3]. In the chapter on Strategic Actions, these economic activities/sectors are mentioned primarily in the background sections of specific strategic actions. For example, Strategic Action 5.2.2.1 is aimed at resolving the problem of deforestation and focuses \"conservation and sustainable use of water resources in the highlands and lowlands of the Amazon Basin\". The action mentions ranching, agriculture and mining as activities that have impacted the problem of deforestation. The strategic action proposes to: create an inventory of important ecosystems; identify management problems and natural threats, as well as the economic activities and social benefits around deforestation; identify the impact of deforestation on the basin's headwaters; create guidelines for land use planning; and implement a Regional Integrated Management Plan [3].\n\nThe PAE also identifies land use as an area impacted by the economic sectors mentioned above. Strategic Action 5.2.5.1 proposes the creation of a set of actions to respond to how the current land use regime has impacted water resources in the Amazon. The action mentions monoculture agriculture, ranching, informal mining, illegal logging, and infrastructure projects such as dams and highways, as economic activities that have contributed to this problem. The action's associated activities include: evaluating each country's political, cultural, institutional and economic environment; analyzing the urbanization process in the Amazon; identifying actions to reverse current land use conflicts based on an understanding of economic, political and social processes; strengthening national institutions and abilities to mitigate impacts on water resources [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"Sectoral scope of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin and Sava River Basin Management Plan cover multiple sectors. BiH is a signatory to this agreement.\n\nAccording to article 2 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in order to achieve the following goals: a) Establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; b) Establishment of sustainable water management; and c) Undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, and reduce and eliminate adverse consequences, including those from floods, ice hazards, droughts and incidents involving substances hazardous to water. [1]\n\nThe plan covers multiple sectors:\nAgriculture: The plan refers to terms of use for pesticides (Section 3.1.3.3) and integration of water protection in agricultural development (Section 10.5). [2]\nEnergy: The plan refers to integration of water protection into development of the Hydrogel industry (Section 10.4). [2]\nManufacturing: The plans covers management of hazardous substances pollution from industrial sources (3.1.3.1) [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) covers multiple sectors. \n\nThe PAE includes sections on the agricultural, mining, and oil and gas sectors in the chapter on \"Socioeconomic and Institutional Context\" [3]. In the same chapter, the PAE mentions additional sectors, such as the forestry, tourism, manufacturing, trade, fishing, construction, administrative and education sectors [3]. This chapter does not include programs or initiatives however gives an overview of the status of those sectors [3]. In the chapter on Strategic Actions, these economic activities/sectors are mentioned primarily in the background sections of specific strategic actions. For example, Strategic Action 5.2.2.1 is aimed at resolving the problem of deforestation and focuses \"conservation and sustainable use of water resources in the highlands and lowlands of the Amazon Basin\". The action mentions ranching, agriculture and mining as activities that have impacted the problem of deforestation. The strategic action proposes to: create an inventory of important ecosystems; identify management problems and natural threats, as well as the economic activities and social benefits around deforestation; identify the impact of deforestation on the basin headwaters; create guidelines for land use planning; and implement a Regional Integrated Management Plan [3].\n\nThe PAE also identifies land use as an area impacted by the economic sectors mentioned above. Strategic Action 5.2.5.1 proposes the creation of a set of actions to respond to how the current land use regime has impacted water resources in the Amazon. The action mentions monoculture agriculture, ranching, informal mining, illegal logging, and infrastructure projects such as dams and highways, as economic activities that have contributed to this problem. The action's associated activities include: evaluating each country's political, cultural, institutional and economic environment; analyzing the urbanization process in the Amazon; identifying actions to reverse current land use conflicts based on an understanding of economic, political and social processes; strengthening national institutions and abilities to mitigate impacts on water resources [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. The MRC’s agreement and strategic plans cover various sectors and Cambodia is a full-member of the joint body.\n\nThe MRC's agreement explicitly outlines the areas of cooperation. This includes irrigation, hydro-power, navigation, flood control, fisheries, timber floating, recreation and tourism [1]. The MRC's 'IWRM-based Basin Development Strategy 2016-2020' covers various sectors such as agriculture, energy and trade, including their trends and outlooks. The current management plan was developed through inputs from member countries. The strategy also aims to undertake a number of projects that will lead to higher levels of transboundary cooperation, benefiting many sectors such as food, energy, navigation, tourism, and flood protection [2]. Additionally, the MRC's Strategic Plan outlines the approaches to address the Mekong basin's needs on food and livelihood security, resilience against floods and droughts, energy security, and improved navigation. The Strategic Plan also covers the following challenges: environmental degradation from developments in water and non-water, hydropower impacts in the Upper and Lower Basin sectors, climate change adaptation, and water-related poverty reduction. [3]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"China is not a full member of the Mekong River Commission (MRC).There is a management plan developed by the MRC that covers multiple sectors but China does not participate in this plan. The main focus of MRC includes agriculture and irrigation, fisheries, and river transport [1,2].\nChina is a full member of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC) initiative. The LMC has a \"3+5 Cooperation Framework\", aiming at three pillars of cooperation (Political and Security Issues, Social Cultural and People-to People exchanges, and Economic and Sustainable Development) and five key priority areas (Agriculture and Poverty Reduction, Water Resources, Production Capacity, Cross-border Economic Cooperation, and Connectivity) [3]. China is a full member of the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD). The ACD has six priority pillars: Connectivity; Science, Technology and Innovation; Education and Human Resource Development; Interrelation of Food, Energy and Water Security; Culture and Tourism; and, Promoting Approaches to Inclusive and Sustainable Development [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) covers multiple sectors. \n\nThe PAE includes sections on the agricultural, mining, and oil and gas sectors in the chapter on \"Socioeconomic and Institutional Context\" [3]. In the same chapter, the PAE mentions additional sectors, such as the forestry, tourism, manufacturing, trade, fishing, construction, administrative and education sectors [3]. This chapter does not include programs or initiatives however gives an overview of the status of those sectors [3]. In the chapter on Strategic Actions, these economic activities/sectors are mentioned primarily in the background sections of specific strategic actions. For example, Strategic Action 5.2.2.1 is aimed at resolving the problem of deforestation and focuses \"conservation and sustainable use of water resources in the highlands and lowlands of the Amazon Basin\". The action mentions ranching, agriculture and mining as activities that have impacted the problem of deforestation. The strategic action proposes to: create an inventory of important ecosystems; identify management problems and natural threats, as well as the economic activities and social benefits around deforestation; identify the impact of deforestation on the basin's headwaters; create guidelines for land use planning; and implement a Regional Integrated Management Plan [3].\n\nThe PAE also identifies land use as an area impacted by the economic sectors mentioned above. Strategic Action 5.2.5.1 proposes the creation of a set of actions to respond to how the current land use regime has impacted water resources in the Amazon. The action mentions monoculture agriculture, ranching, informal mining, illegal logging, and infrastructure projects such as dams and highways, as economic activities that have contributed to this problem. The action's associated activities include: evaluating each country's political, cultural, institutional and economic environment; analyzing the urbanization process in the Amazon; identifying actions to reverse current land use conflicts based on an understanding of economic, political and social processes; strengthening national institutions and abilities to mitigate impacts on water resources [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"Sectoral scope of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin and Sava River Basin Management Plan cover multiple sectors. Croatia is a signatory to this agreement.\n\nAccording to article 2 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in order to achieve the following goals: a) Establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; b) Establishment of sustainable water management; and c) Undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, and reduce and eliminate adverse consequences, including those from floods, ice hazards, droughts and incidents involving substances hazardous to water. [1]\n\nThe plan covers multiple sectors:\nAgriculture: The plan refers to terms of use for pesticides (Section 3.1.3.3) and integration of water protection in agricultural development (Section 10.5). [2]\nEnergy: The plan refers to integration of water protection into development of the Hydrogel industry (Section 10.4). [2]\nManufacturing: The plans covers management of hazardous substances pollution from industrial sources (3.1.3.1) [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) covers multiple sectors. \n\nThe PAE includes sections on the agricultural, mining, and oil and gas sectors in the chapter on \"Socioeconomic and Institutional Context\" [3]. In the same chapter, the PAE mentions additional sectors, such as the forestry, tourism, manufacturing, trade, fishing, construction, administrative and education sectors [3]. This chapter does not include programs or initiatives however gives an overview of the status of those sectors [3]. In the chapter on Strategic Actions, these economic activities/sectors are mentioned primarily in the background sections of specific strategic actions. For example, Strategic Action 5.2.2.1 is aimed at resolving the problem of deforestation and focuses \"conservation and sustainable use of water resources in the highlands and lowlands of the Amazon Basin\". The action mentions ranching, agriculture and mining as activities that have impacted the problem of deforestation. The strategic action proposes to: create an inventory of important ecosystems; identify management problems and natural threats, as well as the economic activities and social benefits around deforestation; identify the impact of deforestation on the basin's headwaters; create guidelines for land use planning; and implement a Regional Integrated Management Plan [3].\n\nThe PAE also identifies land use as an area impacted by the economic sectors mentioned above. Strategic Action 5.2.5.1 proposes the creation of a set of actions to respond to how the current land use regime has impacted water resources in the Amazon. The action mentions monoculture agriculture, ranching, informal mining, illegal logging, and infrastructure projects such as dams and highways, as economic activities that have contributed to this problem. The action's associated activities include: evaluating each country's political, cultural, institutional and economic environment; analyzing the urbanization process in the Amazon; identifying actions to reverse current land use conflicts based on an understanding of economic, political and social processes; strengthening national institutions and abilities to mitigate impacts on water resources [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) which covers multiple sectors and Guinea is a full member of the RBO. \n\nIndeed, the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin, whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Its Regional Infrastructure program covers the following sectors, irrigation, energy, navigation, drinking water and the environment. Concerning the energy sector, the Regional Infrastructure program expects, with the construction of an hydroelectric plant in Manantali, to produce 800 million kWh of hydroelectric energy. Concerning the navigation sector, the development of a permanent navigation route, between Saint-Louis and Ambidédi and the construction of a port in Saint-Louis are expected. Finally, concerning the agricultural sector, the construction of a regulatory dam in Bafing will enable the irrigation of 375,000 ha of agricultural lands. (1)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"The Algiers Agreement does not cover water management issues outside navigation. There is no other bilateral agreement that Iran is party to concerning the management of the Tigris/Euphrates. \n\n\nArticle 9 of the original treaty covered issues relating to navigation in the Treaty [1]. Although these were abandoned where Iraq unilately withdrew from the agreement [3]. In January 2019, The foreign Ministers of Iraq and Iran announced in a joint press conference that the countries have established a joint commission to address navigation issues in the basin [2]. However this, along with more broader attemtps to revive the agreement, remain at an early stage of conceptulaisation. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"The various bilateral agreements touch on various issues, although do not comprehensively cover all sectors. The 195 agreement with Iran includes navigation as an issue, which is part of the reason for the 2019 deal to conduct joint dredging [1] [2]. The discussions with Turkey, meanwhile, have focused recently on the impact of hydroelectric power, particularly the filling of the Ilisu Dam reservoir, on the flow of water to Iraq [3]. \nNo agreements appear to be focussed on a particular economic sector's water use e.g. agriculture, manufacturing or energy outside hydroelectricity, nor represnet what could be described as \"management plan\"[1,2,3,4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that management of the Syr Darya basin covers multiple sectors.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992, assuming responsibility for the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) previously established by the Soviet Union. [1] The SDBWO's operation is directed by the 1984 \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\". [2, 3] This document could not be found online, including on the ICWC and SDBWO websites. [4, 5] According to an expert interviewee familiar with the document, it addressed riparian development in several sectors, including environmental measures to be taken, and can be considered to include some principles of Integrated Water Resource Management. [5] However, the interviewee stated that the strategic development approach became untenable following the collapse of the Soviet Union, and while the ICWC began development of an overall strategy for the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins during the 1990s, including comprehensive preparatory analysis addressing hydroelectric power generation, irrigation and industrial development, the attempt foundered due to a lack of political will, with member states' independent water management goals diverging and strengthening ownership of the river sectors in each member state. [5] Since that time, only the 1984 Scheme's water allocation provisions have been applied; descriptions of SDBWO operations do not refer to coverage of any sectors other than the water sector. [2, 3, 4, 5] \n \n The ICWC states' main attempt to address multiple sectors was the 1998 Agreement on use of Water and Energy Resources signed between Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, which attempted to reconcile upstream and downstream countries' diverging interests in the operation of upstream Syr Darya dams, with upstream Kyrgyzstan preferring to release water in winter in order to generate electricity, and downstream Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan preferring that water be released in summer to satisfy agricultural demand for water. [7, 8] Under the agreement, the three states were to develop water release schedules together, with the downstream states compensating Kyrgyzstan through energy and fuel supply in winter, as well as payments for electricity. [7, 8] Water release schedules, energy and fuel supply amounts and electricity prices were required to be developed annually, but this process was complicated by ongoing privatisation of Kazkakhstan and Uzbekistan's energy sectors, and water release in summer was sometimes not required by Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan due to greater rainfall than expected. As a result, the agreement was abandoned after two seasons. [6, 9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"Kyrgyzstan does not currently participate in the joint body, which operates a single-sector management plan developed prior to the body's creation.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992, assuming responsibility for the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) previously established by the Soviet Union. [1] However, due to Kyrgyzstan having \"frozen\" its membership of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS; an umbrella organisation responsible for regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis and also for the ICWC and constituent organisations) in 2016, the country does not participate in SDBWO operations in practice. [9] \n \n The SDBWO's operation is directed by the 1984 \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\". [2, 3] This document could not be found online, including on the ICWC and SDBWO websites. [4, 5] According to an expert interviewee familiar with the document, it addressed riparian development in several sectors, including environmental measures to be taken, and can be considered to include some principles of Integrated Water Resource Management. [5] However, the interviewee stated that the strategic development approach became untenable following the collapse of the Soviet Union, and while the ICWC began development of an overall strategy for the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins during the 1990s, including comprehensive preparatory analysis addressing hydroelectric power generation, irrigation and industrial development, the attempt foundered due to a lack of political will, with member states' independent water management goals diverging and strengthening ownership of the river sectors in each member state. [5] Since that time, only the 1984 Scheme's water allocation provisions have been applied; descriptions of SDBWO operations do not refer to coverage of any sectors other than the water sector. [2, 3, 4, 5] \n \n The ICWC states' main attempt to address multiple sectors was the 1998 Agreement on use of Water and Energy Resources signed between Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, which attempted to reconcile upstream and downstream countries' diverging interests in the operation of upstream Syr Darya dams, with upstream Kyrgyzstan preferring to release water in winter in order to generate electricity, and downstream Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan preferring that water be released in summer to satisfy agricultural demand for water. [7, 8] Under the agreement, the three states were to develop water release schedules together, with the downstream states compensating Kyrgyzstan through energy and fuel supply in winter, as well as payments for electricity. [7, 8] Water release schedules, energy and fuel supply amounts and electricity prices were required to be developed annually, but this process was complicated by ongoing privatisation of Kazkakhstan and Uzbekistan's energy sectors, and water release in summer was sometimes not required by Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan due to greater rainfall than expected. As a result, the agreement was abandoned after two seasons. [6, 9] \n \n In 2018, despite Kyrgyzstan's \"frozen\" membership, the country's president attended an IFAS summit with other heads of state and recommended resumption of cooperation under the 1998 Agreement. While other heads of state acknowledged Kyrgyzstan's concerns and interests, they did not refer to the 1998 Agreement. [9, 10]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. The MRC’s agreement and strategic plans cover various sectors and Laos is a full-member of the joint body.\n\nThe MRC's agreement explicitly outlines the areas of cooperation. This includes irrigation, hydro-power, navigation, flood control, fisheries, timber floating, recreation and tourism [1]. The MRC's 'IWRM-based Basin Development Strategy 2016-2020' covers various sectors such as agriculture, energy and trade, including their trends and outlooks. The current management plan was developed through inputs from member countries. The strategy also aims to undertake a number of projects that will lead to higher levels of transboundary cooperation, benefiting many sectors such as food, energy, navigation, tourism, and flood protection [2]. Additionally, the MRC's Strategic Plan outlines the approaches to address the Mekong basin's needs on food and livelihood security, resilience against floods and droughts, energy security, and improved navigation. The Strategic Plan also covers the following challenges: environmental degradation from developments in water and non-water, hydropower impacts in the Upper and Lower Basin sectors, climate change adaptation, and water-related poverty reduction. [3]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, there is a management plan developed by the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) which covers multiple sectors and Mali is a full member of the RBO [1], [2]. OMV's Regional Infrastructure programme covers several sectors such as irrigation, energy, navigation, drinking water and the environment. Its projections for the agricultural sector is to enable the irrigation of 375,000 ha of agricultural lands thanks to the construction of a regulatory dam in Bafing [1]. In the energy sector, the plan of the construction of an hydroelectric plant in Manantali is to produce 800 million kWh of hydroelectric energy. Regarding the navigation sector, the development of a permanent navigation route, between Saint-Louis and Ambidédi and the construction of a port in Saint-Louis are expected. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, the OMVS's management plans cover multiple sectors and Mauritania is a full member of the RBO. Firstly. the PIGRE II covers health, infrasture, fishing, and water. [1] Then OMV's Regional Infrastructure programme covers several sectors such as irrigation, energy, navigation, drinking water and the environment. Its projections for the agricultural sector is to enable the irrigation of 375,000 ha of agricultural lands thanks to the construction of a regulatory dam in Bafing [2]. In the energy sector, the plan of the construction of an hydroelectric plant in Manantali is to produce 800 million kWh of hydroelectric energy. Regarding the navigation sector, the development of a permanent navigation route, between Saint-Louis and Ambidédi and the construction of a port in Saint-Louis are expected. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"Myanmar, as dialogue partner has only cooperated with the MRC Secretariat in exchanging relevant monitoring and water-quality data and technological expertise in flood prevention and management [1,2]. MRC's latest Strategic Plan for 2016-2020 covers planning and training frameworks for various agencies such as agriculture, energy and mining. No such specification is written explicitly in the original agreement. [3,4] In recent years, the MRC Secretariat has cooperated with Myanmar in a number of areas, such as improving the MRC’s hydro‐meteorological coverage by exchanging relevant monitoring and water-quality data and sharing technical expertise in flood prevention and management. A number of areas, such as navigation safety, strategic environmental assessment, and continued sharing of hydro‐meteorological data with Myanmar, have been explored with potential for future technical cooperation. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) covers multiple sectors. \n\nThe PAE includes sections on the agricultural, mining, and oil and gas sectors in the chapter on \"Socioeconomic and Institutional Context\" [3]. In the same chapter, the PAE mentions additional sectors, such as the forestry, tourism, manufacturing, trade, fishing, construction, administrative and education sectors [3]. This chapter does not include programs or initiatives however gives an overview of the status of those sectors [3]. In the chapter on Strategic Actions, these economic activities/sectors are mentioned primarily in the background sections of specific strategic actions. For example, Strategic Action 5.2.2.1 is aimed at resolving the problem of deforestation and focuses \"conservation and sustainable use of water resources in the highlands and lowlands of the Amazon Basin\". The action mentions ranching, agriculture and mining as activities that have impacted the problem of deforestation. The strategic action proposes to: create an inventory of important ecosystems; identify management problems and natural threats, as well as the economic activities and social benefits around deforestation; identify the impact of deforestation on the basin's headwaters; create guidelines for land use planning; and implement a Regional Integrated Management Plan [3].\n\nThe PAE also identifies land use as an area impacted by the economic sectors mentioned above. Strategic Action 5.2.5.1 proposes the creation of a set of actions to respond to how the current land use regime has impacted water resources in the Amazon. The action mentions monoculture agriculture, ranching, informal mining, illegal logging, and infrastructure projects such as dams and highways, as economic activities that have contributed to this problem. The action's associated activities include: evaluating each country's political, cultural, institutional and economic environment; analyzing the urbanization process in the Amazon; identifying actions to reverse current land use conflicts based on an understanding of economic, political and social processes; strengthening national institutions and abilities to mitigate impacts on water resources [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) which covers multiple sectors and Senegal is a full member of the RBO. \n\nIndeed, the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin, whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Its Regional Infrastructure program covers the following sectors, irrigation, energy, navigation, drinking water and the environment. Concerning the energy sector, the Regional Infrastructure program expects, with the construction of an hydroelectric plant in Manantali, to produce 800 million kWh of hydroelectric energy. Concerning the navigation sector, the development of a permanent navigation route, between Saint-Louis and Ambidédi and the construction of a port in Saint-Louis are expected. Finally, concerning the agricultural sector, the construction of a regulatory dam in Bafing will enable the irrigation of 375,000 ha of agricultural lands. (1)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"Sectoral scope of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin and Sava River Basin Management Plan cover multiple sectors. Serbia is a signatory to this agreement.\n\nAccording to article 2 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in order to achieve the following goals: a) Establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; b) Establishment of sustainable water management; and c) Undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, and reduce and eliminate adverse consequences, including those from floods, ice hazards, droughts and incidents involving substances hazardous to water. [1]\n\nThe plan covers multiple sectors:\nAgriculture: The plan refers to terms of use for pesticides (Section 3.1.3.3) and integration of water protection in agricultural development (Section 10.5). [2]\nEnergy: The plan refers to integration of water protection into development of the Hydrogel industry (Section 10.4). [2]\nManufacturing: The plans covers management of hazardous substances pollution from industrial sources (3.1.3.1) [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"Sectoral scope of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin and Sava River Basin Management Plan cover multiple sectors. Slovenia is a signatory to this agreement.\n\nAccording to article 2 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in order to achieve the following goals: a) Establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; b) Establishment of sustainable water management; and c) Undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, and reduce and eliminate adverse consequences, including those from floods, ice hazards, droughts and incidents involving substances hazardous to water. [1]\n\nThe plan covers multiple sectors:\nAgriculture: The plan refers to terms of use for pesticides (Section 3.1.3.3) and integration of water protection in agricultural development (Section 10.5). [2]\nEnergy: The plan refers to integration of water protection into development of the Hydrogel industry (Section 10.4). [2]\nManufacturing: The plans covers management of hazardous substances pollution from industrial sources (3.1.3.1) [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"Though Syria has signed MoUs with riparian states which covers multiple sectors none of these represent a \"management plan\" for the Tigris/Euphrates for that particular sector [1,2,3,4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that management of the Amu Darya basin covers multiple sectors.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992, assuming responsibility for the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) previously established by the Soviet Union. [1] The ADBWO's operation is directed by the 1987 \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Amu Darya river basin\". [2, 3] This document could not be found online, including on the ICWC webpage on the ADBWO. [4, 5] According to an expert interviewee familiar with the document, it addressed riparian development in several sectors, including environmental measures to be taken, and can be considered to include some principles of Integrated Water Resource Management. [5] However, the interviewee stated that the strategic development approach became untenable following the collapse of the Soviet Union, and while the ICWC began development of an overall strategy for the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins during the 1990s, including comprehensive preparatory analysis addressing hydroelectric power generation, irrigation and industrial development, the attempt foundered due to a lack of political will, with member states' independent water management goals diverging and strengthening ownership of the river sectors in each member state. [5] Since that time, only the 1987 Scheme's water allocation provisions have been applied; descriptions of ADBWO operations do not refer to coverage of any sectors other than the water sector. [2, 3, 4, 5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that management of the Syr Darya basin covers multiple sectors.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992, assuming responsibility for the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) previously established by the Soviet Union. [1] The SDBWO's operation is directed by the 1984 \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\". [2, 3] This document could not be found online, including on the ICWC and SDBWO websites. [4, 5] According to an expert interviewee familiar with the document, it addressed riparian development in several sectors, including environmental measures to be taken, and can be considered to include some principles of Integrated Water Resource Management. [6] However, the interviewee stated that the strategic development approach became untenable following the collapse of the Soviet Union, and while the ICWC began development of an overall strategy for the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins during the 1990s, including comprehensive preparatory analysis addressing hydroelectric power generation, irrigation and industrial development, the attempt foundered due to a lack of political will, with member states' independent water management goals diverging and strengthening ownership of the river sectors in each member state. [6] Since that time, only the 1984 Scheme's water allocation provisions have been applied. [6] Descriptions of SDBWO operations do not refer to coverage of any sectors other than the water sector. [2, 3, 4, 5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. The MRC’s agreement and strategic plans cover various sectors and Thailand is a full-member of the joint body.\n\nThe MRC's agreement explicitly outlines the areas of cooperation. This includes irrigation, hydro-power, navigation, flood control, fisheries, timber floating, recreation and tourism [1]. The MRC's 'IWRM-based Basin Development Strategy 2016-2020' covers various sectors such as agriculture, energy and trade, including their trends and outlooks. The current management plan was developed through inputs from member countries. The strategy also aims to undertake a number of projects that will lead to higher levels of transboundary cooperation, benefiting many sectors such as food, energy, navigation, tourism, and flood protection [2]. Additionally, the MRC's Strategic Plan outlines the approaches to address the Mekong basin's needs on food and livelihood security, resilience against floods and droughts, energy security, and improved navigation. The Strategic Plan also covers the following challenges: environmental degradation from developments in water and non-water, hydropower impacts in the Upper and Lower Basin sectors, climate change adaptation, and water-related poverty reduction. [3]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"In the absence of a joint body for the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin, there are no agreement/management plan for any sectors.\n\nA Joint Technical Committee (JTC) was established in 1980 to discuss the water issues between Turkey and Iraq, and Syria joined this Committee in 1983. However, no tripartite agreement was reached. Instead, in 1987, a protocol between Turkey and the Syrian Arab Republic guaranteed the latter a minimum flow of the Euphrates River of 500 m3/sec throughout the year (15.75 km3/year), pending a full agreement. According to an agreement between the Syrian Arab Republic and Iraq signed in 1990, the Syrian Arab Republic agrees to share the Euphrates water with Iraq on a 58 per cent (Iraq) – 42 percent (Syria) basis. [1] [2]. These agreements did not set up any organization among the states in question. These agreements did not set up any organization among the states in question. The JTC meetings, which ceased in 1992, were briefly revived in 2007-2009, a period when Turkey’s relations with both Syria and Iraq were good, as shown by the launch of bilateral High Level Strategic Cooperation Councils with both countries, and the signing of a large number of bilateral accords, particularly with Syria, which included a number related to water issues – but once again no agreement was reached or regional\nwater organisation formed.[3] \n\nIn its submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 [4], made in 2017, Turkey cites only two bilateral mechanisms in response to a question about the organizational framework for transboundary water management in the Euphrates-Tigris basin. These are the High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council established in 2010 between Turkey and Iraq (for the Tigris) and the High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council established in 2009 between Turkey and Syria (for the Orontes and Euphrates). These councils are not concerned only about water but may address all issues between the countries in question. [5] For the past eight years, Ankara’s relations with Damascus have in practice been minimal due to the civil war. Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally [6].\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that management of the Amu Darya basin covers multiple sectors.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992, assuming responsibility for the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) previously established by the Soviet Union. [1] The ADBWO's operation is directed by the 1987 \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Amu Darya river basin\". [2, 3] This document could not be found online, including on the ICWC webpage on the ADBWO. [4, 5] According to an expert interviewee familiar with the document, it addressed riparian development in several sectors, including environmental measures to be taken, and can be considered to include some principles of Integrated Water Resource Management. [5] However, the interviewee stated that the strategic development approach became untenable following the collapse of the Soviet Union, and while the ICWC began development of an overall strategy for the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins during the 1990s, including comprehensive preparatory analysis addressing hydroelectric power generation, irrigation and industrial development, the attempt foundered due to a lack of political will, with member states' independent water management goals diverging and strengthening ownership of the river sectors in each member state. [5] Since that time, only the 1987 Scheme's water allocation provisions have been applied; descriptions of ADBWO operations do not refer to coverage of any sectors other than the water sector. [2, 3, 4, 5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that management of the Amu Darya basin covers multiple sectors.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992, assuming responsibility for the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) previously established by the Soviet Union. [1] The ADBWO's operation is directed by the 1987 \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Amu Darya river basin\". [2, 3] This document could not be found online, including on the ICWC webpage on the ADBWO. [4, 5] According to an expert interviewee familiar with the document, it addressed riparian development in several sectors, including environmental measures to be taken, and can be considered to include some principles of Integrated Water Resource Management. [5] However, the interviewee stated that the strategic development approach became untenable following the collapse of the Soviet Union, and while the ICWC began development of an overall strategy for the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins during the 1990s, including comprehensive preparatory analysis addressing hydroelectric power generation, irrigation and industrial development, the attempt foundered due to a lack of political will, with member states' independent water management goals diverging and strengthening ownership of the river sectors in each member state. [5] Since that time, only the 1987 Scheme's water allocation provisions have been applied; descriptions of ADBWO operations do not refer to coverage of any sectors other than the water sector. [2, 3, 4, 5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that management of the Syr Darya basin covers multiple sectors.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992, assuming responsibility for the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) previously established by the Soviet Union. [1] The SDBWO's operation is directed by the 1984 \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\". [2, 3] This document could not be found online, including on the ICWC and SDBWO websites. [4, 5] According to an expert interviewee familiar with the document, it addressed riparian development in several sectors, including environmental measures to be taken, and can be considered to include some principles of Integrated Water Resource Management. [5] However, the interviewee stated that the strategic development approach became untenable following the collapse of the Soviet Union, and while the ICWC began development of an overall strategy for the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins during the 1990s, including comprehensive preparatory analysis addressing hydroelectric power generation, irrigation and industrial development, the attempt foundered due to a lack of political will, with member states' independent water management goals diverging and strengthening ownership of the river sectors in each member state. [5] Since that time, only the 1984 Scheme's water allocation provisions have been applied; descriptions of SDBWO operations do not refer to coverage of any sectors other than the water sector. [2, 3, 4, 5] \n \n The ICWC states' main attempt to address multiple sectors was the 1998 Agreement on use of Water and Energy Resources signed between Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, which attempted to reconcile upstream and downstream countries' diverging interests in the operation of upstream Syr Darya dams, with upstream Kyrgyzstan preferring to release water in winter in order to generate electricity, and downstream Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan preferring that water be released in summer to satisfy agricultural deman for water. [7, 8] Under the agreement, the three states were to develop water release schedules together, with the downstream states compensating Kyrgyzstan through energy and fuel supply in winter, as well as payments for electricity. [7, 8] Water release schedules, energy and fuel supply amounts and electricity prices were required to be developed annually, but this process was complicated by ongoing privatisation of Kazkakhstan and Uzbekistan's energy sectors, and water release in summer was sometimes not required by Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan due to greater rainfall than expected. As a result, the agreement was abandoned after two seasons. [6, 9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) covers multiple sectors. \n\nThe PAE includes sections on the agricultural, mining, and oil and gas sectors in the chapter on \"Socioeconomic and Institutional Context\" [3]. In the same chapter, the PAE mentions additional sectors, such as the forestry, tourism, manufacturing, trade, fishing, construction, administrative and education sectors [3]. This chapter does not include programs or initiatives however gives an overview of the status of those sectors [3]. In the chapter on Strategic Actions, these economic activities/sectors are mentioned primarily in the background sections of specific strategic actions. For example, Strategic Action 5.2.2.1 is aimed at resolving the problem of deforestation and focuses \"conservation and sustainable use of water resources in the highlands and lowlands of the Amazon Basin\". The action mentions ranching, agriculture and mining as activities that have impacted the problem of deforestation. The strategic action proposes to: create an inventory of important ecosystems; identify management problems and natural threats, as well as the economic activities and social benefits around deforestation; identify the impact of deforestation on the basin's headwaters; create guidelines for land use planning; and implement a Regional Integrated Management Plan [3].\n\nThe PAE also identifies land use as an area impacted by the economic sectors mentioned above. Strategic Action 5.2.5.1 proposes the creation of a set of actions to respond to how the current land use regime has impacted water resources in the Amazon. The action mentions monoculture agriculture, ranching, informal mining, illegal logging, and infrastructure projects such as dams and highways, as economic activities that have contributed to this problem. The action's associated activities include: evaluating each country's political, cultural, institutional and economic environment; analyzing the urbanization process in the Amazon; identifying actions to reverse current land use conflicts based on an understanding of economic, political and social processes; strengthening national institutions and abilities to mitigate impacts on water resources [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. The MRC’s agreement and strategic plans cover various sectors and Vietnam is a full-member of the joint body.\n\nThe MRC's agreement explicitly outlines the areas of cooperation. This includes irrigation, hydro-power, navigation, flood control, fisheries, timber floating, recreation and tourism [1]. The MRC's 'IWRM-based Basin Development Strategy 2016-2020' covers various sectors such as agriculture, energy and trade, including their trends and outlooks. The current management plan was developed through inputs from member countries. The strategy also aims to undertake a number of projects that will lead to higher levels of transboundary cooperation, benefiting many sectors such as food, energy, navigation, tourism, and flood protection [2]. Additionally, the MRC's Strategic Plan outlines the approaches to address the Mekong basin's needs on food and livelihood security, resilience against floods and droughts, energy security, and improved navigation. The Strategic Plan also covers the following challenges: environmental degradation from developments in water and non-water, hydropower impacts in the Upper and Lower Basin sectors, climate change adaptation, and water-related poverty reduction. [3]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Rysbekov A Yu, Rysbekov Yu. Kh. 2016. \"Towards the 20th anniversary of adoption of the Nukus Declaration by Central Asian states\", (\"К 20-летию принятия Нукусской Декларации государств Центральной Азии\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/rysbekov16-1.pdf].\n \n [3] Khudaiberganov Yu. 2005. \"On the role of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation in management of water resources in the Amu Darya basin\", (\"О роли БВО «Амударья» в вопросах управления водными ресурсами в Амударьинском бассейне\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/khudayberganov.pdf]\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwoamu_ru.htm].\n \n [5] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n \n [6] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Institute for Economic Cooperation, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n \n [7] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.\n \n [8] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [9] Gazeta UZ. 28 February 2018. \"Uzbekistan and Afghanistan discuss riverbank-strengthening work along the Amu Darya\", (\"Узбекистан и Афганистан обсудили берегоукрепительные работы вдоль Амударьи\"). [https://www.gazeta.uz/ru/2018/02/28/coasts/]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[2] Garcia, Maria del Pilar and Luis Felipe Guzman. “Analysis of the Management of the Amazon Basin: a look at the Amazon Cooperation Treaty” in Law and Transboundary Water Management. 2018. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/329589198_Analisis_del_manejo_de_la_cuenca_amazonica_una_mirada_a_traves_del_Tratado_de_Cooperacion_Amazonica\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3] Mekong River Commission. \" MRC Strategic Plan 2016-2020). http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf[4]Mekong River Commission. \"AGREEMENT ON THE COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE\n  DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/agreement-Apr95.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[2] Garcia, Maria del Pilar and Luis Felipe Guzman. “Analysis of the Management of the Amazon Basin: a look at the Amazon Cooperation Treaty” in Law and Transboundary Water Management. 2018. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/329589198_Analisis_del_manejo_de_la_cuenca_amazonica_una_mirada_a_traves_del_Tratado_de_Cooperacion_Amazonica\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3] Mekong River Commission. \" MRC Strategic Plan 2016-2020). http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf[4]Mekong River Commission. \"AGREEMENT ON THE COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE\n  DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/agreement-Apr95.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission, \"Topics\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/topics/.\n[2] Mekong River Commission, \"Upstream Partners\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/\n[3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC), accessed in 2019, http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/.\n[4]Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD), \"Areas of Cooperations\", accessed in 2019, http://www.acd-dialogue.org/areas-of-cooperations.html.\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[2] Garcia, Maria del Pilar and Luis Felipe Guzman. “Analysis of the Management of the Amazon Basin: a look at the Amazon Cooperation Treaty” in Law and Transboundary Water Management. 2018. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/329589198_Analisis_del_manejo_de_la_cuenca_amazonica_una_mirada_a_traves_del_Tratado_de_Cooperacion_Amazonica\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3] Mekong River Commission. \" MRC Strategic Plan 2016-2020). http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf[4]Mekong River Commission. \"AGREEMENT ON THE COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE\n  DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/agreement-Apr95.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[2] Garcia, Maria del Pilar and Luis Felipe Guzman. “Analysis of the Management of the Amazon Basin: a look at the Amazon Cooperation Treaty” in Law and Transboundary Water Management. 2018. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/329589198_Analisis_del_manejo_de_la_cuenca_amazonica_una_mirada_a_traves_del_Tratado_de_Cooperacion_Amazonica\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,))","v":"(1) OMVS. \"Domaines d'intervention\".[http://www.omvs.org/content/domaines-dintervention]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DY$4),,,,))","v":"1- Energy Laws Review (Journal), \"Analysis of Iran's Transboundary Water Course Contracts with its Neighbours\", 2018, https://jrels.ut.ac.ir/article_65818_43f07f8695337409d978139cac9550c6.pdf\n2- BBC Persin, \"Iran and Iraq Established A Joint Commission for Navigation in Arvandroud\", 2019, http://www.bbc.com/persian/iran-46856260\n3- The National \"Iran and Iraq return to Algiers Agreement\", 2019, https://www.thenational.ae/world/mena/iran-and-iraq-return-to-algiers-agreement-1.837100"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DZ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] United Nations Treaty Series, \"Agreement concerning the use of frontier watercourses\". 1975. https://treaties.un.org/doc/Publication/UNTS/Volume%201017/volume-1017-I-14907-English.pdf\n[2] Mahr News \"Iran, Iraq hold meeting on dredging Arvand River\" 2019 https://en.mehrnews.com/news/145435/Iran-Iraq-hold-meeting-on-dredging-Arvand-River\n[3] Arab News/Reuters, Turkey to release water to ease Iraqi shortages, 11 October 2018, http://www.arabnews.com/node/1385906/middle-east\n[1] FAO/Aquastat, Euphrates-Tigris Basin, 2009, http://www.fao.org/nr/water/aquastat/basins/euphrates-tigris/index.stm"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EA$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination. \"Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Сырдарья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwosyr_ru.htm].\n \n [3] Rysbekov A Yu, Rysbekov Yu Kh. 2016. \"Towards the 20th anniversary of adoption of the Nukus Declaration by Central Asian states\", (\"К 20-летию принятия Нукусской Декларации государств Центральной Азии\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/rysbekov16-1.pdf].\n \n [4] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. [https://bwosyrdarya.org]\n \n [5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination. [http://91.203.172.83/]\n \n [6] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n \n [7] CAWater-Info. “Agreement Between the Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, and the Republic of Uzbekistan on the Use of Water and Energy Resources of the Syr Darya Basin”. 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IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EB$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). 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[https://rus.azattyk.org/a/kyrgyzstan-aral-central-asia-summit-water/29456955.html]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EC$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3] Mekong River Commission. \" MRC Strategic Plan 2016-2020). http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf[4]Mekong River Commission. \"AGREEMENT ON THE COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE\n  DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/agreement-Apr95.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ED$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ED$4),,,,))","v":"[1] OMVS, \"Domaines d'intervention\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/domaines-dintervention\n[2] OMVS, \"History\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/historique\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EE$4),,,,))","v":"[1] OMVS, \"Le PGIRE\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/le-pgire-0\n[2] OMVS, \"Domaines d'intervention\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/domaines-dintervention\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EF$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3] Mekong River Commission. \" MRC Strategic Plan 2016-2020). http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf[4]Mekong River Commission. \"AGREEMENT ON THE COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE\n  DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/agreement-Apr95.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EG$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[2] Garcia, Maria del Pilar and Luis Felipe Guzman. “Analysis of the Management of the Amazon Basin: a look at the Amazon Cooperation Treaty” in Law and Transboundary Water Management. 2018. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/329589198_Analisis_del_manejo_de_la_cuenca_amazonica_una_mirada_a_traves_del_Tratado_de_Cooperacion_Amazonica\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 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Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm]\n\n[2] Rysbekov A Yu, Rysbekov Yu. 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Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ER$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ER$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). 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IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ES$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A23+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F23,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ES$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[2] Garcia, Maria del Pilar and Luis Felipe Guzman. “Analysis of the Management of the Amazon Basin: a look at the Amazon Cooperation Treaty” in Law and Transboundary Water Management. 2018. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/329589198_Analisis_del_manejo_de_la_cuenca_amazonica_una_mirada_a_traves_del_Tratado_de_Cooperacion_Amazonica\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 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[1] The agreement establishes no dispute resolution mechanisms, stating that party states' water management authorities should resolve any issues bilaterally, including representatives of an independent party where necessary. [1] No evidence was found of any dispute resolution mechanism under the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [4, 5]\n \n A bilateral agreement between Afghanistan and Tajikistan on water monitoring of the river Panj, which constitutes the border between the two countries, was signed in 2010. [6] Under the agreement, the parties are to resolve any disputes on activity under the agreement through bilateral coordination. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, of which Bolivia is a member state, includes a mention of dispute resolution process; however, it is undeveloped and lacks details on procedures. \n\nArticle XIV of the Legal Basis of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization states: \"Any dispute between the Government of the Headquarters State and ACTO concerning the interpretation or application of this Agreement shall be settled by direct negotiation between the Parties under International Law and under the standing constitutional legislation of the Headquarters State.\" [1] No other information on the matter is provided. No other information on the matter is provided, at the same time, they have stated that Article 24 of the Treaty allows for the formation of special commissions to deal with issues not foreseen by the Treaty and that this provision could allow for the formation of a dispute resolution commission [6].\n\nNo information on dispute resolution mechanisms were found in neither the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 nor in the Amendment of 1998, which formally created ACTO. Nor was any information given about how previous disputes had been dealt with [2][3] The PAE does not mention dispute resolution [4]. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) website does not contain additional information regarding a dispute resolution mechanism [5]\n\nBolivia has binational agreements for transboundary basins with Peru. The agreement for the Lake Titicaca region states that the Binational Lake Titicaca Authority (ALT) shall \"propose solutions\" as the authority of first instance and that disagreements over ALT's proposals will be resolved each country's Ministry of Foreign Relations [7]. In addition, the binational declaration following the 4th Binational Cabinet meeting between the two countries in 2018 stated that both countries \"highlighted the importance of promoting dialog between both countries to facilitate cooperation, shared transboundary water resources management, as well as the prevention and peaceful resolution potential conflicts [8]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"The Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin outline dispute resolution mechanism.\n\nAccording to article 22 of the Framework Agreement, if a dispute arises between two or more Parties about the interpretation or implementation of this Agreement, they shall seek a solution by negotiation.\n\nIf the concerned parties are unable to resolve the dispute through negotiation, upon the request of one of the concerned parties, they may jointly seek good services, mediation or conciliation from a third party, or they may agree to refer the dispute to arbitrage in accordance with Annex II of this Agreement, or to the International Court of Justice.\n\nIf, within six months from submitting a request as stated in previous sentence, the concerned parties are unable to resolve the dispute through negotiation, good services, mediation or conciliation, any Party concerned may request that an independent fact-finding expert committee be established. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, of which Brazil is a member state, includes a mention of dispute resolution process; however, it is undeveloped and lacks details on procedures. \n\nArticle XIV of the Legal Basis of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization states: \"Any dispute between the Government of the Headquarters State and ACTO concerning the interpretation or application of this Agreement shall be settled by direct negotiation between the Parties under International Law and under the standing constitutional legislation of the Headquarters State.\" [1] No other information on the matter is provided. No other information on the matter is provided, at the same time, they have stated that Article 24 of the Treaty allows for the formation of special commissions to deal with issues not foreseen by the Treaty and that this provision could allow for the formation of a dispute resolution commission [6].\n\nNo information on dispute resolution mechanisms were found in neither the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 nor in the Amendment of 1998, which formally created ACTO. Nor was any information given about how previous disputes had been dealt with [2][3] The PAE does not mention dispute resolution [4]. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) website does not contain additional information regarding a dispute resolution mechanism [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin, and Cambodia is a full-member of the RBO. The Mekong Agreement and Procedural Rules (1995) outline Dispute Resolution Mechanisms, but it is not a comprehensive and systematic measure.\n\nThe 1995 Agreement, “Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin”, covers dispute resolution. The agreement states that whenever disagreements arise between two or more members of the MRC, the Commission will first try to the issue as described in the Agreement. If the Commission cannot resolve the issue, the parties can seek to negotiate a resolution in a timely manner or can seek further proceedings as may be necessary to settle on a solution. If the disputing parties cannot find an agreement, they can seek mediation through a mutually agreed upon third party or according to the principles of international law. [1] As a measure to prevent conflicts, member countries are required under the Agreement to give prior notification and consultation for activities on the mainstream of the river. ‘Procedures for Notification, Prior Consultation and Agreement (PNCPA) of the Mekong Agreement’ was approved in 2003, but they are not binding [2]. \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) which covers dispute resolution, but China does not have formal collaboration with the riparian states on dispute settlements. \n\nThe \"Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin\" of MRC provides the framework for dispute resolution between member countries [1]. China is not a full member of the MRC, although it has maintained cooperationes with the MRC on data sharing [2], it does not have formal collaboration on dispute settlements with the MRC countries. The dispute resolution mechanisms of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC) and the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD) remain unclear [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, of which Colombia is a member state, includes a mention of dispute resolution process; however, it is undeveloped and lacks details on procedures. \n\nArticle XIV of the Legal Basis of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization states: \"Any dispute between the Government of the Headquarters State and ACTO concerning the interpretation or application of this Agreement shall be settled by direct negotiation between the Parties under International Law and under the standing constitutional legislation of the Headquarters State.\" [1] No other information on the matter is provided. No other information on the matter is provided, at the same time, they have stated that Article 24 of the Treaty allows for the formation of special commissions to deal with issues not foreseen by the Treaty and that this provision could allow for the formation of a dispute resolution commission [6]. \n\nNo information on dispute resolution mechanisms were found in neither the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 nor in the Amendment of 1998, which formally created ACTO. Nor was any information given about how previous disputes had been dealt with [2][3] The PAE does not mention dispute resolution [4]. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) website does not contain additional information regarding a dispute resolution mechanism [5]\n\nColombia has binational transboundary basin agreements with Ecuador and Venezuela, but there is no public evidence that these mention dispute resolution mechanisms. The Binational Plan for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Carchi-Guaitara, Mira and Mataje transboundary basins between Colombia and Ecuador was issued in 2017. The document does not mention dispute resolution mechanisms [7]. The minutes of a binational technical meeting between the two countries in 2013 do not mention dispute resolution mechanisms either [8]. According to an academic paper, Colombia and Venezuela signed a transboundary basin agreement regarding the Catatumbo river in 1982, but it was not implemented. The paper discusses various conflicts related to the basin, but does not describe any dispute resolution mechanisms [9]. The text of the agreement does not appear to be publicly available online."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"The Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin outline dispute resolution mechanism.\n\nAccording to article 22 of the Framework Agreement, if a dispute arises between two or more Parties about the interpretation or implementation of this Agreement, they shall seek a solution by negotiation.\n\nIf the concerned parties are unable to resolve the dispute through negotiation, upon the request of one of the concerned parties, they may jointly seek good services, mediation or conciliation from a third party, or they may agree to refer the dispute to arbitrage in accordance with Annex II of this Agreement, or to the International Court of Justice.\n\nIf, within six months from submitting a request as stated in previous sentence, the concerned parties are unable to resolve the dispute through negotiation, good services, mediation or conciliation, any Party concerned may request that an independent fact-finding expert committee be established. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, of which Ecuador is a member state, includes a mention of dispute resolution process; however, it is undeveloped and lacks details on procedures. \n\nArticle XIV of the Legal Basis of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization states: \"Any dispute between the Government of the Headquarters State and ACTO concerning the interpretation or application of this Agreement shall be settled by direct negotiation between the Parties under International Law and under the standing constitutional legislation of the Headquarters State.\" [1] No other information on the matter is provided. No other information on the matter is provided, at the same time, they have stated that Article 24 of the Treaty allows for the formation of special commissions to deal with issues not foreseen by the Treaty and that this provision could allow for the formation of a dispute resolution commission [6].\n\nNo information on dispute resolution mechanisms were found in neither the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 nor in the Amendment of 1998, which formally created ACTO. Nor was any information given about how previous disputes had been dealt with [2][3] The PAE does not mention dispute resolution [4]. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) website does not contain additional information regarding a dispute resolution mechanism [5]\n\nEcuador has binational transboundary basin agreements with Colombia and Peru, but there is no public evidence that these mention dispute resolution mechanisms. The Binational Plan for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Carchi-Guaitara, Mira and Mataje transboundary basins between Colombia and Ecuador was issued in 2017. The document does not mention dispute resolution mechanisms [6]. The minutes of a binational technical meeting between the two countries in 2013 do not mention dispute resolution mechanisms either [7]. In 2018, Ecuador and Peru formalized the creation of the Binational Commission for Integrated Water Resources Management of the Transboundary Hydrographic Basins between the Republic of Peru and the Republic of Ecuador. The agreement creating the Commission mentions dispute resolution mechanisms [8]. According to Article 14 of the agreement, disputes shall be resolved via diplomatic channels between the two countries, in the event that specific binational basin commissions are unable to reach an agreement [8]. \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"WIthin the OMVS, there is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) which covers dispute resolution mechanisms and the country is a full-member of the RBO. \n\nIn the Water Charter of the Senegal River (2002) developed by the OMVS, the article 30 states that, if there is any dispute between country members, conflicts will be \nsolved through conciliation and mediation. If a solution cannot be found, the country members will refer to the Conciliation and Arbitration Commission of the African Union. In\nthe last resort, the International Court of Justice is seized. (1) However, Guinea did not sign this charter, since it integrated the OMVS in 2006 (and the charter was signed in 2002). Nevertheless, as a member of the OMVS, it has to be aligned with all the charters and agreements, of the organization. (1) In the Regional Infrastructure program of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS), no mention of dispute resolution mechanisms could be found. (2)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"Partially, the treaty signed on December 1975 between Iran and Iraq clearly sets out mechanisms to resolve possible disputes - when related to the border [1]. \n\nHowever despite such mechanisms, the agreement as a whole is a source of ongoing dispute between countries [1]. When conflicts over the border re-ignited following the Iranian revolution in 1979 such mechanisms were not follow and the Tigris/Euphrates basin proved a major flashpoint and conflict area in the Iran-Iraq War 1988 [2]. \n\nIran has no other bilateral treaties for management of the Tigris/Euphrates [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"Partially. The treaty signed on December 1975 between Iran and Iraq clearly sets out mechanisms to resolve possible disputes - when related to the border [1]. However despite such mechanisms, the agreement as a whole is a source of ongoing dispute between countries [1]. When conflicts over the border re-ignited following the Iranian revolution in 1979 the dispute resolution mechanisms were not followed and the Tigris/Euphrates basin proved a major flashpoint and conflict area in the Iran-Iraq War 1988 [2]\n\nNo other mention of dispute resolution was found [3,4]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence of a dispute resolution mechanism for the Syr Darya basin.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for oversight of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya Basin Water Organisations. [1] The agreement establishes no dispute resolution mechanisms, stating that party states' water management authorities should resolve any issues bilaterally, including representatives of an independent party where necessary. [1] There is no evidence that a dispute resolution mechanism has been adopted since, with longstanding issues often balancing upstream states' use of water in winter for power generation against downstream states' needs for summer irrigation. [2, 3] \n \n In 1998, the Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and the Republic of Uzbekistan, made an Agreement on the Syr Darya River. [4] Under this Agreement, disputes are to be resolved by means of “negotiations and consultations”, failing which, “the dispute shall be considered by an arbitration court” to be established on an ad hoc basis by the parties. However, international legal analysis of the agreement notes that while the reference to arbitration for dispute resolution reflects established international practice, the Central Asian region has no legal tradition of compulsory third-party dispute settlement. [5] The 1998 Agreement proved unsustainable due to differences in the parties' interests and was discontinued within two years, but interviewees were unaware of any attempts to resolve these differences through arbitration. [6, 7] No evidence was found of any dispute resolution mechanism under the SDBWO on the ICWC or the SDBWO websites. [6, 7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence of a dispute resolution mechanism for the joint body.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for oversight of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation SDBWO). [1] The agreement establishes no dispute resolution mechanisms, stating that party states' water management authorities should resolve any issues bilaterally, including representatives of an independent party where necessary. [1] \n \n In 2016 Kyrgyzstan \"froze\" its membership of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS; an umbrella organisation responsible for regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis and also for the ICWC and constituent organisations), stating that its interests in management of water resources had not been respected; the coutry's preference in using water resources is for hydroelectric power generation rather than irrigation, the primary interest of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, leading to differences in water allocation negotiations. [2] Since the ICWC's 69th session in January 2017, Kyrgyzstan has not been represented at the organisation's meetings. [3] However, expert interviewees state that Kyrgyzstan retains informal links with IFAS and ICWC, which have led, for example, to the country's president attending a 2018 meeting of IFAS heads of state, at which Kyrgyzstan's complaints were publicly acknowledged by its partners. [2, 4, 5] Interviewees were unaware of any attempts to resolve the dispute between Kyrgyzstan and ICWC or IFAS bilaterally, although Kazakhstan has invited Kyrgyzstan to reintegrate with the regional organisation within the framework of a separate bilateral water management agreement. [2, 4]\n \n In 1998, the Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and the Republic of Uzbekistan, made an Agreement on the Syr Darya River. [6] Under this Agreement, disputes are to be resolved by means of “negotiations and consultations”, failing which, “the dispute shall be considered by an arbitration court” to be established on an ad hoc basis by the parties. However, international legal analysis of the agreement notes that while the reference to arbitration for dispute resolution reflects established international practice, the Central Asian region has no legal tradition of compulsory third-party dispute settlement. [7] The 1998 Agreement proved unsustainable due to differences in the parties' interests as described above, and interviewees were unaware of any attempts to resolve these differences through arbitration. [2, 4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin, and Laos is a full-member of the RBO. The Mekong Agreement and Procedural Rules (1995) outline Dispute Resolution Mechanisms, but it is not a comprehensive and systematic measure.\n\nThe 1995 Agreement, “Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin”, covers dispute resolution. The agreement states that whenever disagreements arise between two or more members of the MRC, the Commission will first try to the issue as described in the Agreement. If the Commission cannot resolve the issue, the parties can seek to negotiate a resolution in a timely manner or can seek further proceedings as may be necessary to settle on a solution. If the disputing parties cannot find an agreement, they can seek mediation through a mutually agreed upon third party or according to the principles of international law. [1] As a measure to prevent conflicts, member countries are required under the Agreement to give prior notification and consultation for activities on the mainstream of the river. ‘Procedures for Notification, Prior Consultation and Agreement (PNCPA) of the Mekong Agreement’ was approved in 2003, but they are not binding [2]. \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, there is a management plan - the 2002 Water Charter - developed by the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) which covers dispute resolution mechanisms and Mali is a full-member of the RBO [1], [2]. Art. 30 of the Water Charter of the Senegal River (2002) developed by the OMVS, stipulates that, if there is any dispute between country members, conflicts are to be solved through conciliation and mediation. If a solution cannot be found, the country members will refer to the Conciliation and Arbitration Commission of the African Union. In the last resort, the International Court of Justice is seized [1]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, the OMVS's 2002 Water Charter - of which Mauritania is a full member - covers dispute resolution mechanisms [1], [2]. Art. 30 of the Water Charter stipulates that, if there is any dispute between country members, conflicts are to be solved through conciliation and mediation. If a solution cannot be found, the country members will refer to the Conciliation and Arbitration Commission of the African Union. In the last resort, the International Court of Justice is seized [1]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"Myanmar, as dialogue partner, has no management plan or formal collaboration on dispute resolution has been signed. [1,2] The Mekong River Cooperation 1995 agreement have a chapter dedicated to addressing disputes with resolution either by the MRC or the governments. However, Myanmar is not a signatory to this agreement and is not liable to its procedures and rules. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, of which Peru is a member state, includes a mention of dispute resolution process; however, it is undeveloped and lacks details on procedures. \n\nArticle XIV of the Legal Basis of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization states: \"Any dispute between the Government of the Headquarters State and ACTO concerning the interpretation or application of this Agreement shall be settled by direct negotiation between the Parties under International Law and under the standing constitutional legislation of the Headquarters State.\" [1] No other information on the matter is provided. No other information on the matter is provided, at the same time, they have stated that Article 24 of the Treaty allows for the formation of special commissions to deal with issues not foreseen by the Treaty and that this provision could allow for the formation of a dispute resolution commission [6].\n\nNo information on dispute resolution mechanisms were found in neither the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 nor in the Amendment of 1998, which formally created ACTO. Nor was any information given about how previous disputes had been dealt with [2][3] The PAE does not mention dispute resolution [4]. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) website does not contain additional information regarding a dispute resolution mechanism [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"WIthin the OMVS, there is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) which covers dispute resolution mechanisms and the country is a full-member of the RBO. \n\nIn the Water Charter of the Senegal River (2002) developed by the OMVS, the article 30 states that, if there is any dispute between country members, conflicts will be \nsolved through conciliation and mediation. If a solution cannot be found, the country members will refer to the Conciliation and Arbitration Commission of the African Union. In the last resort, the International Court of Justice is seized. (1) In the Regional Infrastructure program of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS), no mention of dispute resolution mechanisms could be found. (2)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"The Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin outlines a dispute resolution mechanism.\n\nAccording to article 22 of the Framework Agreement, if a dispute arises between two or more Parties about the interpretation or implementation of this Agreement, they shall seek a solution by negotiation. [1]\n\nIf the concerned parties are unable to resolve the dispute through negotiation, upon the request of one of the concerned parties, they may jointly seek good services, mediation or conciliation from a third party, or they may agree to refer the dispute to arbitrage in accordance with Annex II of this Agreement, or to the International Court of Justice. [1]\n\nIf, within six months from submitting a request as stated in previous sentence, the concerned parties are unable to resolve the dispute through negotiation, good services, mediation or conciliation, any Party concerned may request that an independent fact-finding expert committee be established. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"The Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin outline dispute resolution mechanism.\n\nAccording to article 22 of the Framework Agreement, if a dispute arises between two or more Parties about the interpretation or implementation of this Agreement, they shall seek a solution by negotiation.\n\nIf the concerned parties are unable to resolve the dispute through negotiation, upon the request of one of the concerned parties, they may jointly seek good services, mediation or conciliation from a third party, or they may agree to refer the dispute to arbitrage in accordance with Annex II of this Agreement, or to the International Court of Justice.\n\nIf, within six months from submitting a request as stated in previous sentence, the concerned parties are unable to resolve the dispute through negotiation, good services, mediation or conciliation, any Party concerned may request that an independent fact-finding expert committee be established. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"One MoU signed between Syria and Turkey has an aspect of dispute settlement but it is not comprehensively described (2002). This Bilarteral agreements concerns the installation of a Syrian pump station on the Tigris River for irrigation purposes. Article 8 of the agreement (which consists of 9 articles) mentions dispute settlement [5]. However, the clause does not elaborate any specfifics. It only mentions, \"Resolve the differences arising from the application of this Agreement or the interpretation of its terms of mutual agreement between the parties\" [5] \n\nNo other mention of dispute resoltuion was found in the agreements Syria has made with its riparian neighbours [1,2,3,4] \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence of a dispute resolution mechanism or joint development strategy specifically for the Amu Darya basin.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for oversight of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya Basin Water Organisations. [1] The agreement establishes no dispute resolution mechanisms, stating that party states' water management authorities should resolve any issues bilaterally, including representatives of an independent party where necessary. [1] There is no evidence that a dispute resolution mechanism has been adopted since, with longstanding issues often balancing upstream states' use of water in winter for power generation against downstream states' needs for summer irrigation. [2, 3] No evidence was found of any dispute resolution mechanism under the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation on the organisation's website or that of the ICWC. [4, 5]\n \n However, a bilateral agreement between Afghanistan and Tajikistan on water monitoring of the river Panj, which constitutes the border between the two countries, was signed in 2010. [6] Under the agreement, the parties are to resolve any disputes on activity under the agreement through bilateral coordination. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence of a dispute resolution mechanism for the Syr Darya basin.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for oversight of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya Basin Water Organisations. [1] The agreement establishes no dispute resolution mechanisms, stating that party states' water management authorities should resolve any issues bilaterally, including representatives of an independent party where necessary. [1] There is no evidence that a dispute resolution mechanism has been adopted since, with longstanding issues often balancing upstream states' use of water in winter for power generation against downstream states' needs for summer irrigation. [2, 3] \n \n No evidence was found of any dispute resolution mechanism under the SDBWO on the ICWC or the SDBWO websites. [4, 5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin, and Thailand is a full-member of the RBO. The Mekong Agreement and Procedural Rules (1995) outline Dispute Resolution Mechanisms, but it is not a comprehensive and systematic measure.\n\nThe 1995 Agreement, “Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin”, covers dispute resolution. The agreement states that whenever disagreements arise between two or more members of the MRC, the Commission will first try to the issue as described in the Agreement. If the Commission cannot resolve the issue, the parties can seek to negotiate a resolution in a timely manner or can seek further proceedings as may be necessary to settle on a solution. If the disputing parties cannot find an agreement, they can seek mediation through a mutually agreed upon third party or according to the principles of international law. [1] As a measure to prevent conflicts, member countries are required under the Agreement to give prior notification and consultation for activities on the mainstream of the river. ‘Procedures for Notification, Prior Consultation and Agreement (PNCPA) of the Mekong Agreement’ was approved in 2003, but they are not binding [2]. \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"There are no dispute resolution mechanisms under any of the bilateral agreements related to water between Turkey and its neighbours in the Euphrates-Tigris basin. In its submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 [1], made in 2017, Turkey cites only two bilateral mechanisms in response to a question about the organizational framework for transboundary water management in the Euphrates-Tigris basin. These are the High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council established in 2010 between Turkey and Iraq (for the Tigris) and the High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council established in 2009 between Turkey and Syria (for the Orontes and Euphrates). For the past eight years, Ankara’s relations with Damascus have in practice been minimal due to the civil war. Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally, and Turkey has adjusted its plans for the filling of the Ilısu Dam in accordance with Iraq's needs [2], but according to a recent article published by the semi-official Anatolian Agency, understandings reached with Iraq in 2009 have not yet been implemented, despite recent improvements in bilateral ties [3]. The 1955 agreement with Iran on the waters of the Sarısu and Karasu envisaged that Turkey would allow a minimum flow of 1.8 cubic metres/second into Iran via the Sarısu, even at times of drought, and foresaw the establishment of measuring stations, but made no arrangement for possible disputes. [4]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence of a dispute resolution mechanism or joint development strategy specifically for the Amu Darya basin.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for oversight of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya Basin Water Organisations. [1] The agreement establishes no dispute resolution mechanisms, stating that party states' water management authorities should resolve any issues bilaterally, including representatives of an independent party where necessary. [1] There is no evidence that a dispute resolution mechanism has been adopted since, with longstanding issues often balancing upstream states' use of water in winter for power generation against downstream states' needs for summer irrigation. [2, 3] No evidence was found of any dispute resolution mechanism under the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation on the organisation's website or that of the ICWC. [4, 5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence of a dispute resolution mechanism or joint development strategy specifically for the Amu Darya basin.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for oversight of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya Basin Water Organisations. [1] The agreement establishes no dispute resolution mechanisms, stating that party states' water management authorities should resolve any issues bilaterally, including representatives of an independent party where necessary. [1] There is no evidence that a dispute resolution mechanism has been adopted since, with longstanding issues often balancing upstream states' use of water in winter for power generation against downstream states' needs for summer irrigation. [2, 3] No evidence was found of any dispute resolution mechanism under the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation on the organisation's website or that of the ICWC. [4, 5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence of dispute resolution mechanism for the Syr Darya basin.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for oversight of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya Basin Water Organisations. [1] The agreement establishes no dispute resolution mechanisms, stating that party states' water management authorities should resolve any issues bilaterally, including representatives of an independent party where necessary. [1] There is no evidence that a dispute resolution mechanism has been adopted since, with longstanding issues often balancing upstream states' use of water in winter for power generation against downstream states' needs for summer irrigation. [2, 3] \n \n In 1998, the Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and the Republic of Uzbekistan, made an Agreement on the Syr Darya River. [4] Under this Agreement, disputes are to be resolved by means of “negotiations and consultations”, failing which, “the dispute shall be considered by an arbitration court” to be established on an ad hoc basis by the parties. However, international legal analysis of the agreement notes that while the reference to arbitration for dispute resolution reflects established international practice, the Central Asian region has no legal tradition of compulsory third-party dispute settlement. [5] No evidence was found of any dispute resolution mechanism under the SDBWO on the ICWC or the SDBWO websites. [6, 7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, of which Venezuela is a member state, includes a mention of dispute resolution process; however, it is undeveloped and lacks details on procedures. \n\nArticle XIV of the Legal Basis of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization states: \"Any dispute between the Government of the Headquarters State and ACTO concerning the interpretation or application of this Agreement shall be settled by direct negotiation between the Parties under International Law and under the standing constitutional legislation of the Headquarters State.\" [1] No other information on the matter is provided. No other information on the matter is provided, at the same time, they have stated that Article 24 of the Treaty allows for the formation of special commissions to deal with issues not foreseen by the Treaty and that this provision could allow for the formation of a dispute resolution commission [6].\n\nNo information on dispute resolution mechanisms were found in neither the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 nor in the Amendment of 1998, which formally created ACTO. Nor was any information given about how previous disputes had been dealt with [2][3] The PAE does not mention dispute resolution [4]. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) website does not contain additional information regarding a dispute resolution mechanism [5]\n\nAccording to an academic paper, Colombia and Venezuela signed a transboundary basin agreement regarding the Catatumbo river in 1982, but it was not implemented. The paper discusses various conflicts related to the basin, but does not describe any methods of water sharing or water allocation [7]. In addition, Venezuela and Colombia signed the Act of San Pedro Alejandrino in 1990 to negotiate transboundary basin issues, and they established the Binational Technical Commission for the Integrated Study of Shared Hydrographic Basins between the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Colombia in 2002, which was tasked with reactivating negotiations around transboundary basins [8]. The text of these agreements does not appear to be publicly available online and there is not evidence they covered water allocation [4,7]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin, and Vietnam is a full-member of the RBO. The Mekong Agreement and Procedural Rules (1995) outline Dispute Resolution Mechanisms, but it is not a comprehensive and systematic measure.\n\nThe 1995 Agreement, “Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin”, covers dispute resolution. The agreement states that whenever disagreements arise between two or more members of the MRC, the Commission will first try to the issue as described in the Agreement. If the Commission cannot resolve the issue, the parties can seek to negotiate a resolution in a timely manner or can seek further proceedings as may be necessary to settle on a solution. If the disputing parties cannot find an agreement, they can seek mediation through a mutually agreed upon third party or according to the principles of international law. [1] As a measure to prevent conflicts, member countries are required under the Agreement to give prior notification and consultation for activities on the mainstream of the river. ‘Procedures for Notification, Prior Consultation and Agreement (PNCPA) of the Mekong Agreement’ was approved in 2003, but they are not binding [2]. \n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Garbuzarova E. G. 2017. \"The water-energy dilemma of Central Asian states: is armed comflict a possibility?\", (\"Водно-энергетическая дилемма Центральноазиатских государств: возможны ли вооруженные столкновения?\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/garbuzarova.pdf].\n \n [3] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2017. \"Rethinking water in Central Asia: The costs of inaction and the benefits of cooperation\". [https://carececo.org/Rethinking%20Water%20in%20Central%20Asia.pdf].\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Association\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwoamu_ru.htm].\n \n [5] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n \n [6] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 25 October 2010. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Permanent Secretariat. \"Legal Basis of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty: Updated Summary 2003-2012\". 2013. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170118/3f415620302a8caa1da240fdb4f007fe.pdf\n[2] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Treaty for Amazonian Cooperation\". 3 July 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/65da0529bc0c48762847257a9bdc9f40.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"The Amendment Protocol (El Protocolo de Enmienda)\". 14 December 1998. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bc822314f4b8cede7cf30f7e44555e66.pdf\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[6] Garcia, Maria del Pilar and Luis Felipe Guzman. “Analysis of the Management of the Amazon Basin: a look at the Amazon Cooperation Treaty” in Law and Transboundary Water Management. 2018. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/329589198_Analisis_del_manejo_de_la_cuenca_amazonica_una_mirada_a_traves_del_Tratado_de_Cooperacion_Amazonica\n[7] Binational Lake Titicaca Authority. Bylaws. Undated. http://www.alt-perubolivia.org/web/nosotros/marco-legal/item/download/8_5562b9ef4b4a3833c7730bc8acb69dda.html\n[8] Ministry of Foreign Relations. Speech 4th Binational Cabinet. 2018. http://www.cancilleria.gob.bo/webmre/node/2871"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3] Mekong River Commission. \"AGREEMENT ON THE COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE\n  DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/agreement-Apr95.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A24+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F24,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Permanent Secretariat. \"Legal Basis of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty: Updated Summary 2003-2012\". 2013. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170118/3f415620302a8caa1da240fdb4f007fe.pdf\n[2] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Treaty for Amazonian Cooperation\". 3 July 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/65da0529bc0c48762847257a9bdc9f40.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"The Amendment Protocol (El Protocolo de Enmienda)\". 14 December 1998. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bc822314f4b8cede7cf30f7e44555e66.pdf\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 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has a dedicated central agency responsible for water resources management in the country and its mandate includes sustainable and efficient management of water resources.\n \n Founded in 2003, the Ministry of Energy and Water was made responsible for determination and articulation of strategy, policy and development programs of water resources; forecasting and informing on flood and famine occurrence; construction and management of hydro-electric facilities and riverbank maintenance constructions; and organizing and strengthening of river administrative zones. [1, 2] According to the 2009 Water Law, planning, management and development of water resources is the responsibility of the Ministry of Energy and Water and it is carried out in cooperation with other relevant line ministries and institutions. [1] A new Water Law adopted in 2020 maintains these provisions, but instead refers to the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority (NWARA) as the relevant body. The NWARA assumed the Ministry's responsibilities for the water sector in February 2020, with the Ministry of Energy and Water divided into two independent departments under Presidential Decree 36, which could not be found online. [3]  The NWARA is described in a 2020 World Bank document as the lead agency for water policy, development and management of water resources, water supply and infrastructure. [6] \n \n Article One of the Water Law includes \"the efficient and sustainable use of water resources\" as a main objective for the law. [1] Under Article 8, government institutions are responsible for \"protection, control, management and effective use\" of water resources, which belong to the people of Afghanistan. [1] However, the legislation does not make any further mention of sustainable and efficient management of water resources, notably in chapters on water use and protection. [1]\n \n Under Article Ten of 2009 Water Law, duties and responsibilities of Ministry of Energy and Water include the preparation and processing of water resources policies and strategies in accordance with the provisions of this law in collaboration with the line ministries and relevant agencies; preparation of utilization plans for water resources for different uses based on national priorities to propose to the Supreme Council of Water Affairs Management; collection, analysis and evaluation of hydrological data for surface water; forecasting and warning of floods and droughts; construction, supervision, control, operation and maintenance of hydro power stations; rehabilitation and construction of dams, headworks and main canals and overseeing the safety and stability of such; construction, control and supervision of the structures for river bank protection; management and control of the structures along the rights-of-way of river banks and waterways; engineering to upgrade the traditional main irrigation canals; establishing River Basin Agencies including advisory boards consisting of relevant institutions, and monitoring their activities; facilitating financial and technical opportunities and capacity development for the river basins in cooperation with the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock, Ministry of Urban Development, Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development and National Environmental Protection Agency; and establishing Water User Associations, issuing Water Usage Licenses in accordance with the provisions of this law. The Ministry is also responsible fo the management and planning for the transboundary waters between Afghanistan and its neighboring countries and changes of watercourses. [1]\n \n In 2017, the Minister of Energy and Water, explained the Ministry's strategy for the coming 5 years in the fields of energy and water, outlining that based on the division of responsibilities in the government, the management of drinking water supply for the citizens of Afghanistan is the responsibility of the Ministry of Energy and Water, but the management of water consumption and use is the responsibility of the Ministries of Rural Development, Urban Development and Housing, Agriculture and Irrigation and other independent departments in the water sector. [4,5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Bolivia has a ministry responsible for water resources management in the country. \n\nThe Ministry of Environment and Water was created in 2009 by Supreme Decree 29894. The decree tasks the Ministry with “formulating, executing, evaluating and supervising the policies and plans for potable water and basic sanitation, irrigation, and integral basin management and watershed and degraded areas reforestation, as well as sustainable exploitation of water in any form” [1]. In addition, the Ministry’s Strategic Objectives include promoting the universalization of potable water in urban and rural areas, as well as integrated water resources management and efficient water use [2].\n\nThe MMAyA has three operative Vice Ministries: (i) Drinking Water and Basic Hygiene; (ii) Water Resources and Irrigation; and (iii) Environment, Biodiversity, Climate Change and Forestry Development and Management. [1]\n\nThe Ministry's 2018 operating budget was US$23.6m [3]. \n\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"In Bosnia and Herzegovina, water management is responsibility of institutions at entity level and Brcko District. A dedicated ministry responsible for water resource management in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina is the Ministry of Agriculture, Water Management and Forestry. [1] A dedicated ministry responsible for water resource management in Republic of Srpska is Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management. [2] A dedicated body responsible for water resource management in Brcko District is Department for Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management of the Brcko Government. [3]\n\nIn Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina operational work related to sustainable and efficient water resource management is responsibility of agencies covering two river basin, Water Resource Agency for the Sava River and Water Resource Agency for the Adriatic Sea. [4] In the Republic of Srpska operational work related to sustainable and efficient water resource management is responsibility of the public utility company \"Water Srpska\". [5] The Agencies and Water Srpska work under supervision of above mentioned line ministries and in accordance with the Water Laws of both entities, these bodies are obliged to coordinate their activities to ensure coordinated water management between the entities. [6, 7]\n\nFor both the Federation of BiH and the Republic of Srpska, the underlying legislation that acts as the mandate of the institutions mentions both issues around sustainability and efficient water use [6,7,8] \n\nBosnia and Herzegovina is not scored for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National government authorities’ capacity for leading implementation of national IWRM plans or similar. The assessment states that Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations of BiH is national level institution responsible for coordination of activities and international cooperation in the water sector. A Water resources department was established with this Ministry, with 4 employees. [8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"Brazil has a dedicated central agency responsible for water resources management in the country. The National Water Agency (ANA) was created in 2000 by Law no. 9,984, and it is responsible for enforcing the Law of Waters of 1997 (Law no. 9,433). [1][2] The Law of Waters of 1997 created the National Policy of Water Resources and the National System of Water Resources Management (SINGREH), both of which directly and explicitly institutes protections on the country's water resources. [2]\n\nLaw no. 9,984 of 2000, which created ANA, states in Article 4-C that ANA must promote, among other things, efficient water use and services. [1] \n\nLaw no. 9,433 of 1997, which created the National Policy of Water Resources that guides ANA, states in Article 2 that an objective of the document is \"the rational and integrated use of water resources, including water transport, having in view sustainable development\". [2]\n\nANA is headquartered in Brasilia and has more than 4500 water monitoring stations in operation [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"There is a dedicated ministry or central agency responsible for water resources management in Cambodia, but distribution of responsibilities is fragmented and implementation is not well coordinated.\n\nThere are institutional arrangements for the implementation of IWRM-based water resource management at the national level in Cambodia. National bodies directly in charge of this field consist of Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology, (MOWRAM) established in 1999, Cambodia's National Mekong Committee (CNMC), and Tonle Sap Authority (TSA), both of which were established in 2009 [1]. The MOWRAM is mandated as a lead agency with overall responsibility for water management, conservation, and development. Tonle Sap Authority's role is to coordinate the management, conservation and development of Tonle Sap area, while Cambodia's National Mekong Committee is tasked with coordinating natural resources management in the Mekong Basin and works as the country’s representative on the Mekong River Commission (MRC) Council. In 2015, Sub-decree No. 98 on river basin management was approved, requiring the establishment of a National River Basin Committee, Sub-National River Basin Committees and corresponding river basin plans, aiming to make the management and development of river basins more effective and sustainable [2]. The country's institutional arrangement for the management of the Mekong Basin is found to be complex, and highly compartmentalized due to poor mechanism for feedback and coordination among many key ministries and committees [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"The Ministry of Water Resources is responsible for management of water resources in China. \n\nFounded in 1949, its main functions include overall planning and regulating of the development of water resources, protection of water resources, disaster relief, and investigating water law violations [1]. Their main actions also include corporations with neighboring countries on transboundary water resources [2]. Besides various departments in charge of different aspects of water resource management, the Ministry has also established seven River Basin Commissions, for Changjiang, Yellow River, Huai River, Hai River, Pearl River, Songliao River, and Taihu[3].\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"Colombia’s National Water Council (CNA) is the country’s central agency responsible for water resources management. \n\nThe CNA was created in 2015 under Law 1753 as part of the National Development Program [1]. The CNA is tasked with “sustainable administration of water resources” and is an inter-ministerial body that includes six agencies [1]. In addition, the Ministry of Environment (MADS) exercises the Technical Secretariat of the CNA and acts on the policies and decisions made by the CNA. MADS reports that the Council’s mandate includes “promoting the development of plans, programs and projects directed at the conservation and sustainability of water resources, improving water quality, efficient using and saving of water, water regulations, risk management associated with water resources, and water governance, among others” [2]. The CNA’s internal regulations were approved in 2018, but they do not appear to be publicly available online [3]. Previously, the Directorate of Integrated Management of Water Resources at MADS regulated water issues in Colombia [4]. The Directorate still appears in MADS' organizational chart as of May 2019, however its role appears unclear [5].\n\nIn addition, the Vice-Ministry of Water and Basic Sanitation, which forms part of the Ministry of Housing, is tasked with formulating and adopting \"policies, programs, projects and regulation for the population's access to potable water and basic sanitation\" [6]. The Vice-Ministry carries out this mission via: guiding the creation of strategies for potable water delivery; establishing guidelines for financing potable water and sanitation projects; incentivizing efficient management at public utilities; coordinating potable water and sanitation strategies with MADS' integrated water resources management approach; and proposing technical regulations for potable water, among others [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"In Croatia there is a central agency for water resource management and its mandate covers both sustainability and efficient water use.\n\nThe Directorate for Water Management and the Sea Protection, as an administrative body within the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Energy carries out tasks related to: water management; monitoring and adjustment of water management development with the needs of the overall economic development of the Republic of Croatia; protection against harmful effects of water and ice; protection against erosion and torrents; irrigation and melioration drainage; implementation of water environment protection; the implementation of the protection of the sea from pollution from land; use of water for various purposes; public water supply and public sewerage and wastewater treatment; planning and harmonization of the development of water structures; conducting administrative supervision in the area of water management; international cooperation. [1]\nCroatia reports the score 100 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National government authorities’ capacity for leading implementation of national IWRM plans or similar. The assessment states that national government bodies for leading implementation of national IWRM plans are Ministry of Environment and Energy and Croatian Waters (Legal entity that is the umbrella organisation incorporating the Directorate for water management). [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Article 2 of the implementing regulations for the 2014 national water resources law, the Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, states that the Secretariat of Water is the “Single Water Authority” in Ecuador, and that the head of the agency is the equivalent of a government minister and reports to the president [1]. \n\nThe law includes sustainable management of water resources among its fundamental principles (Article 4). Article 35 of the law also includes efficiency among its principles for water resources provision, but the law does not mention efficient water resources management specifically [2]. The Secretariat of Water’s vision statement tasks it with guaranteeing efficient provision of water to the population, and its values include “effectiveness”, which is defined as the “efficient and effective compliance with goals and objectives” [3]. The Secretariat’s objectives and strategic axes include sustainability (“recovery, conservation and protection of water basins”) and operational and budgetary efficiency [4, 5]. According to Article 18 of the law, the Secretariat's mandate includes creating the National Water Resources Plan and IWRM plans for basins and watersheds, as well as issuing permits for water use and creating and supervising the annual water infrastructure plan [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"In Guinea, there is a dedicated ministry or central agency responsible for water resources management in the country, nevertheless its manadate does not explicitly cover sustainable water management\n\nIn Guinea, the governmental authority in charge of the water resources management is the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics. It is responsible for the development and implementation of national water strategies, policies and programs, as well as the protection of all watercourses. Nevertheless, there is no mention of a sustainable and efficient water use management in its mandate. (1) The National Directorate of Water and Forests is a department of the Ministry of the Environment and has within its mandate (concerning the water sector), the coordination and establishment of institutional mechanisms for the preparation, execution, monitoring and evaluation of policies to combat desertification. There is no mention of a sustainable and efficient water use management . (2) \n\nHowever, the SDG 6.5.1 Report scores Guinea with 60 for this indicator, stating that the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics has the mandate and capacity to effectively lead the implementation of IWRM in Guinea. (3) Nevertheless, this could not be confirm on its website. (1) It was not possible to provide information on the operational capacity of the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics, since all the information related to this Ministry is provided through a facebook page (it does not have an official website). Most of the activities published in Facebook are related to energy projects (mostly solar energy) and the construction of dams to generate hydroelectricty. No information on how many employees are currently working in this Ministry could be provided. (4) Concerning the National Directorate of Water and Forests, there is neither information on the projects currently implemented in the water sector, nor on how many workers are currently employed. (2)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"Management of water resources in Iran is split between three different Ministries: The Ministry of Energy, Ministry of Agriculture and the Department of the Environment. However there is no dedicated Water Ministry. \n\nThe main actor is Ministry of Energy, which works based on the 1982 Fair Water Distribution Act, therefore holds nominal responsibility for Water resources planning and management [1]. The Ministry has a deputy office and many sub-organisations on water and wastewater and has three major mandates in water sector: \n1- Protection, maintenance, use, qualitative and quantitative improvement of ground and surface water, 2- provision, purification and distribution of healthy water for different purposes, 3- increasing the hygiene of cities and villages by implementation of wastewater collection networks [2].\n\nHowever, due to the high volume of water used for agricultural purposes (approx 92%), the Ministry of Agriculture is also important [3]. This Ministry has a Department dedicated to Water and Soil and includes in its mandate \"Implementation of Watershed Management and Soil Conservation and Conflict to Desertification\" [4]. \n\nFurthermore the Department of Environment, which is the body in charge of the implementation of 1974 Environmental Protection Act [5] and the 1997 Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Act [6], has a mandate over environmental protection of water resources."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, the Ministry of Water Resources in Iraq is responsible for water resources management in the country (1) (2). \n\nIts mandate includes a focus on \"preservation from pollution\" h/w there is limited mention of efficient water use. The Ministry's mandate is to: a) plan the investment of water resources in Iraq and the exploitation of surface and groundwater; b) develop sources and use of water resources; c) protect Iraq's rights in international shared waters and maintaining communication and exchange of information with neighboring countries and riparian states on river basins and to ensure fair agreements on dividing the quantity and quality of water entering Iraq; and d) to preserve surface and groundwater water from pollution, prioritize the environment and conserve the Marshlands and other water bodies (2). \n\nIts activities aim to insure a larger access to water resources for irrigation, drinking, industry, hydropower generation, flood control by meeting environmental requirements, such as the restoration of the marshes. (3) Thus, the ministry develops various services and activities such as the purification and decontamination of water streams, river engineering, providing technical consultations and wells’ cleaning. (3) The Ministry was established in 2008, and sits under the Minister of Water and Land who reports to the Prime Minister of Iraq; the Ministry is not part of a larger ministry (2). \n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"Kazakhstan has a national agency responsible for the management of water resources. However, sustainable and efficient water use managment is not explicitly mentioned in its mandate.\n \n According to its statute, approved in 2019, the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources is Kazakhstan's central executive body responsible for development and realisation of policy in protection of the environment, including protection of natural resources through regulation and oversight of their \"rational use\", with use and protection of water resources as well as water supply and drainage identified as fields under the Ministry's remit. [1] More specific functions relating to water resources include: determination of procedures for the development of river basin management schemes, procedures for tenders for use of water bodies and for lease of water facilities, regulations for general use of water, development of quotas for water use by sector and for individual organisations, and methods for measurement of water use. [1] There is no explicit statement in the Ministry's statute that efficient or sustainable use of water is part of the its remit, although \"rational use\" of natural resources is. [1] The Ministry is made up of several departments (separate legal entities subordinate to the Ministry) responsible for specific areas of natural resources, including two for the water sector - the Committee for Water Resources and Department of Transboundary Rivers (both formerly part of the Ministry of Agriculture). [1] \n \n The Committee for Water Resources is charged with implementing state policy in the field of management and protection of water resources, through operation and maintenance of state water facilities, and inspection of water resource use by other actors, including through setting standards and assigning licenses. [2] The Committee's responsibilities in terms of efficient use of water include approval and monitoring of norms for water use by economic sector, state monitoring of national water resources through recording and the state water cadastre (created under the 2003 Water Code to provide information on the country's surface water bodies, including available water and its quality, groundwater, including reserves, quality and hydrodynamic characteristics, and data on water usage, by basin, region and economic sector), and information and education of the public on rational use of water resources. [2] The Committee's statute does not refer to efficient or sustainable use of water resources, and its remit for \"rational use\" as set in the Ministry statute is limited to information and education of citizens on the importance of rational use of water resources. [2] The Committee is also responsible for Kazvodkhoz, the state water transmission company, responsible for operation and maintenance of hydraulic facilities, reservoirs and water pipelines, as well as a range of local river basin inspection institutions. [2, 3] \n \n The Department of Transboundary Rivers is responsible for water relations with neighbouring states, through formulation and implementation of state policy on rational use and protection of transboundary water resources, including inspection of other state and non-state actors' activity. [4] The Department is also charged with organisation and conduct of joint activities with neighbouring states, such as scientific investigations, monitoring and assessment activities and international meetings. [4] The Department's statute does not outline any specific measures for rational use of water resources, and does not refer to efficient or sustainable use of water resources. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"There is a central government agency responsible for water resources management in Kyrgyzstan and it includes sustainable and efficient water use management in its mandate. [1]\n \n In Kyrgyzstan, the State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘SAW’), previously the Department of Water Resources and Land Improvement of the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Improvement of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘DWRLI’) until 2019, is the state authority which manages, monitors and regulates the condition and use of Kyrgyzstan’s water resources, facilities of irrigation and land improvement infrastructure, and carries out executive, administrative and coordinating functions for the implementation of the country's water policy. [1]\n \n In accordance with its statute, the SAW implements a single state policy in the field of efficient use and protection of Kyrgyzstan’s water reserves, management of water resources and water infrastructure facilities owned by the state, and provision of water resources for all water users. [1, 2] For this purpose, the SAW carries out the planning, organisation and implementation of administrative, economic and regulatory/legal measures for water use, operation of water management facilities, protection of water reserve lands, as well as regulation of interstate water relations for the use of water resources formed in the territory of the Kyrgyz Republic. [1]\n \n Additionally, the SAW plans, organises and supervises works aimed at improving the ameliorative state of irrigated lands. [1]\n \n On a legislative level, the SAW adopts a strategy aimed at efficient water resources management, rather than a legal commitment or responsibility to the efficient use of water, with a general aim of “ensuring the sustainable management and rational use of water resources and water infrastructure, the supply of water and sanitation”. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"There is a dedicated ministry or central agency responsible for water resources management in Laos.\n\nThe Ministry for Natural Resources and the Environment is designated as the central agency responsible for water resources management in Laos. Article 76 of the revised Water and Water Resources Law assigns responsibility for water resources management to the government throughout the country, specifying that the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment is directly responsible for implementation of water resources related activities and is to coordinate with the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry, and the Ministry of Education and Sport, plus local authorities for implementation. [1]. The law does not mention the ministry’s responsibility for sustainable or efficient water use. However, the 2012 decree establishing the ministry gives a mandate to manage, protect, restore and use the natural resources and environment in a sustainable manner. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"The National Directorate of Hydraulics (DNH) is the central department responsible for carrying out the tasks assigned to the Ministry of Energy and Water, which include sustainable and efficient water use management. \n\nCreated by Ordinance No. 10-001 / P-RM of 18 January 2010 [1], the DNH's main tasks are the elaboration of the elements of the national water policy [2], the coordination and the control of its implementation [2]. In this capacity, the DNH is responsible for: developing strategies for drinking water supply, mobilisation and management of water resources and ensuring their implementation; developing standards for the water sector and ensuring their application; the inventory, evaluation and monitoring of water resources and hydraulic structures; as well as planning, controlling and developing the public water service [3]. The organisation in head quarted in Bamako although it conducts operation across the country [3]. \nThe following texts specify the legislative and regulatory framework of the DNH: (i) Ordinance No. 10-001 / P-RM of 18 January 2010 establishing the National Directorate of Hydraulics [1]; (ii) Decree No. 10-063 / P-RM of February 1, 2010 establishing the Organization and the Operating Procedures of D.N.H [4]; (iii) Decree No. 10-066 / P-RM of 01 February 2010 determining the organic framework of the National Directorate of Hydraulics [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, such an agency exists in the country and it includes sustainable and efficient water use management in its mandate.\nThe Mauritanian Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation (MHS) is the responsible organization and it includes sustainable water use management in its manadate [1]. \nThe MHS mandate covers sanitation and drinking water [4] and is in charge of preparing strategies and plans for the country, such as the 2012 Strategy for Development of the Water and Sanitation Sector [1], [5]. It has its own website [6] and has recently had a new minister swowrn in at the end of 2018 [7]. It is composed of several departments (directorates): \nIn addition, Mauritania has set up, in 2001 [2] the CNRE which is a public administrative institution responsible for the exploration, assessment, monitoring and protection of water resources [3]. This insitution, alongside The Ministry's Department of Planification, Monitoring and Cooperation (DPSC) also has responsibilties for implementation of the 2012 Strategy for Development of the Water and Sanitation Sector.\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"There is a dedicated ministry or central agency responsible for water resources management in Myanmar.\n\nThe National Water Resource Committee (NWRC) is the apex body for the water related matters in Myanmar. NWRC and water related ministries and departments cooperates on projects and studies on water sector development with other countries and international organizations. It is also conducting regional cooperation by cooperating with ASEAN, Mekong River Commission and Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. Ministries and departments are also cooperating and coordinating with international organizations on water related data/information collection, studies, conducting project works and support implementation works with more complete data/information. [1] NWRC have authorization of the government to play a significant role in any national/state level water use (scheme or programme) of consumptive or non-consumptive nature. NWRC will also have to liaise (officially) with local NGOS, INGOs, national and international governmental agencies and organizations for close cooperation in water resources and related affairs. NWRC is also responsible for databanks on both surface and groundwaters and handle water management with the private sector. [2] Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department (IWUMD) is a governmental organization under the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation (MOALI). Main responsibility of IWUMD is sustainable operation and maintenance of (Irrigation) water management. Another responsibility of IWUMD is operation and maintenance of flood protection embankments and polders system all over the country. IWUMD operates, maintains and manages 581 irrigation facilities and 479 flood protection and drainage facilities in the country. IWUMD has been actively engaged in water development planning and the furtherance of irrigation for food security. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"There a dedicated central agency in Perú that is responsible for water resources management in the country.\n\nThe Law on Water Resources of 2009 states in Article 14 states that National Authority of Water (ANA) is the “governing body and the highest technical-regulatory authority of the National Water Resources Management System.” [1] The ANA website states that it is responsible for the sustainable, efficient and multisectoral management of water resources and is under the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation. [2,3] The decentralized organisation is comprised of 14 Water Management Authorities (AAA), 71 Local Water Administrations (ALA) and 12 Basin Water Resources Councils (CRHC). [3] The AAAs are responsible for water management and allocation, water studies, wastewater licensing and risk management, among other tasks. The ALAs are administrative bodies that support AAAs. The Basin Water Resource Councils are institutional spaces where stakeholders can discuss water issues. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"There is a dedicated ministry or central agency responsible for water resources management in the country and it includes sustainable and efficient water use management in its mandate. \n\nIndeed, in SÉNÉGAL, the governmental authority in charge of the water resources management is the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation with the mandate and capacity to effectively lead the implementation and promotion, in a sustainable and equitable way, of the IWRM in SÉNÉGAL. (1) Moreover, this Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation is in charge of coordinating interventions, investments, mobilisation and projects designed and implementation with the help of the directorates, offices and water agencies. (1)\n\nMoreover, the Water Resource Management and Planning Directorate (DGPRE) is in charge of inventory and management of hydraulic infrastructures as well as groundwater and surface water monitoring and management. In addition, it has in its mandate, the responsibility to share information on water resources, policy, planning & management with the different sectors and ministries. (2,3)\n\n\nThere are other programmes and agencies related to the water sector. The PEPAM Unit (Drinking Water and Sanitation Millennium Programme) was launched in 2000 with the objective to reduce by half the proportion of the population that do not have access to water and adequate sanitation by 2015. The PEPAM Unit is in charge of fundraising and coordination of different WASH organisations activities, as well as monitoring and evaluating programmes. (2)\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"The Republic Directorate for Water, as an administrative body within the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management, is responsible for the implementation of the Law on Ministries and Water Law. It includes \"implementation of water protection measures and planned rationalization of water consumption\" in its mandate. \n\nThis body carries out tasks related to: water management policy; multipurpose use of water; water supply with the exception of water distribution; water protection; implementation of water protection measures and planned rationalization of water consumption; regulation of water regimes; monitoring and maintaining the regime of waters that make and cross the border of the Republic of Serbia; inspection supervision in the field of water management. [1] \n\nSerbia report the score of only 30 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on National government authorities capacity for leading implementation of national IWRM plans or similar, mentioning capacity constraints as one of the problems. The assessment states that authorities responsible for water management issues at national level are: Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management – Republic Water Directorate (http://www.rdvode.gov.rs), Ministry of Environmental Protection (sectors related to environmental protection) (www.sepa.gov.rs), Republic Hydrometeorological Service of Serbia (www.hidmet.gov.rs), Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure (http://www.mgsi.gov.rs/), Ministry of Health (http://www.zdravlje.gov.rs/), Ministry of Mining and Energy (http://www.mre.gov.rs/), PWMC Srbijavode (www.srbijavode.rs), PWMC Vode Vojvodine (www.vodevojvodine.com/), Institute for Nature Conservation of Serbia (www.zzps.rs). [2] [3]\n\nThe assessment notes that institutional reform is slow but is showing efficiency gains. Most common constraints to the development of appropriate institutional arrangements relate to mandates, cross-sector coordination, capacity, and participation/ awareness. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"Slovenia has a dedicated ministry and agency responsible for water resource management in the country. It has water protection, including sustainable and efficient water use in its mandate. \n\nThe Ministry of the Environment and Spatial Planning has responsibility for the subject of water protection, use and management and tasks with regard to the implementation of environment protection public services: potable water supply and treatment of urban and drainage wastewater. [1] The Slovenian Water Agency (DRSV) is a body affiliated to the Ministry of the Environment and Spatial Planning. The DRSV operates in specialised areas of water management, and holds the mandate for water protection (including issues of sustainability), water engineering and efficient water use. The agency implements administrative, expert and development tasks according to the regulations governing water. It carries out the tasks of a water planning authority and is a consent authority while conducting other tasks within the procedures involving spatial planning, construction, environmental impact assessments and other expert assessments. It also leads on expert and development contribution needed for the River Basin Management Plan, the Flood Risk Management Plan and the Marine Strategy. [2] \n\nSlovenian Environment Agency performs expert, analytical, regulatory and administrative tasks related to the environment at the national level. The Environment Agency is a body of the Ministry of the Environment and Spatial Planning. Its mission is to monitor, analyse and forecast natural phenomena and processes in the environment, and to reduce natural threats to people and property. The SEA was a mandate for covering water due to article 3 of Environmental Protection Law mentioned above. [3]\n\nSlovenia reports the score 80 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on National government authorities capacity for leading implementation of national IWRM plans or similar. The assessment states that Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning – strategic planning, water policy oriented activities, water governance development, Slovenian Water Agency – implementing water management related activities, Slovenian Environment Agency – water related data gathering and interpretation. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, Syria has a ministry that works towards sustainable and efficient water management in its mandate. \nThe Ministry of Water Resources in Syria was created in 2012, replacing the Ministry of Irrigation through Decree number 44. Its operation mandate is taken from Water Legislation No.31 [1][2] [3] The water legislation (No.31) mentions principles of sustainability directly [4] The executive instructions for the water legislation No.31 mention efficiency of irrigation and drainage systems, efficiency of water management systems and evaluation of various ministries in conducting efficient water management processes [5] The Ministry has remained active, albeit in a limited capacity throughout the Civil War [10]\n\nThe activities of the Ministry of Water Resources are presided over by the Higher Water Council, [11] which answers to the Vice Prime Minister for service affairs . The mission of the Water Council is to;\na) Adopt a strategy in the short, medium and long term according to water policy\nb) Develop and adopt a national water policy consistent with the content of water legislation and integrated management.\nc) General water planning.\nd) Approve the necessary procedures for implementing the national water policy.\ne) Follow-up to the issue of international waters shared with neighboring countries in accordance with the Convention on the Use of International Watercourses for Non-Navigational Uses and International Law.\n\nThe Higher Water Council meets at the invitation of its Chairman once every year and whenever necessary.The Chairman of the Committee shall, in case of necessity, invite some ministers and a group of specialists in the field of water to attend its meetings. [2] \n\nOther Ministries with responsibilities related to water resources management include: [6]\nb) The Ministry of Agriculture and Agrarian Reform (MAAR): MAAR is responsible for the rational use of water for agricultural purposes, for minimizing water consumption and encouraging the use of modern irrigation techniques. [7] \nc) The Ministry of Local Administration and Environment (MLAE): MLAE is responsible for dealing with all main environmental issues. In addition, it has the task to plan and implement all governmental activities at regional level. MLAE is responsible for the protection of the environment by issuing the required standards and monitoring the quality of water for all uses.\nd) The Ministry of Housing and Construction (MHC): MHC is responsible for proposing, planning and executing the Government's programme in the field of water supply and sanitation. Through its 14 water and sanitation directorates (Establishments) it is also in charge of providing water supply and sanitation services. For now, the Ministry is involved in the reconstruction phase of Syria by collaborating with The General Company for Water Studies. [8] \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"In Tajikistan, there is a dedicated ministry responsible for water resources management, and it includes sustainable and efficient water use management in its mandate.\n \n In 2014, the Legislature of Tajikistan adopted a Decree on the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan (‘MEWR’), which established the MEWR on the basis of the Ministry of Energy and Industry of the Republic of Tajikistan by transferring to its authority the functions of the policy and regulation on water issues from the pre-existing Ministry of Land Reclamation and Water Resources of the Republic Tajikistan and branches from the former Ministry of Energy and Industry. [1]\n \n The MEWR is the central executive body engaged in the development and implementation of state policy and legal regulation in the areas of fuel and energy, and water resources. [2] The MEWR exercises leadership and control over the activities of the State Service for Supervision in the spheres of Energy and Safety of Hydrotechnical Structures, as well as the co-ordination of activities of the executive authorities in areas falling within the powers of the MEWR. [2] The MEWR carries out its activities in collaboration with other state bodies, local executive bodies of state power, the public and other organisations. [2]\n \n Amongst other things, the MEWR is charged with: developing strategies aimed at the rational use and protection of water resources; managing investment policies in the field of water resources management; attracting foreign investment in the field of water resources management; developing foreign relations in the field of water resources management; etc. [2]\n \n On a legislative level, the MEWR adopts a strategy aimed at efficient water resources management, rather than a legal commitment or responsibility to the efficient use of water, with a general aim of “ensuring the sustainable management and rational use of water resources”. [2] Additionally, according to the MEWR website, the MEWR is the lead agency in the National Dialogue on Water Policy in the field of IWRM, which aims to establish Tajikistan’s long-term IWRM policy. [3, 4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"In Tajikistan, there is a dedicated ministry responsible for water resources management, and it includes sustainable and efficient water use management in its mandate.\n \n In 2014, the Legislature of Tajikistan adopted a Decree on the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan (‘MEWR’), which established the MEWR on the basis of the Ministry of Energy and Industry of the Republic of Tajikistan by transferring to its authority the functions of the policy and regulation on water issues from the pre-existing Ministry of Land Reclamation and Water Resources of the Republic Tajikistan and branches from the former Ministry of Energy and Industry. [1]\n \n The MEWR is the central executive body engaged in the development and implementation of state policy and legal regulation in the areas of fuel and energy, and water resources. [2] The MEWR exercises leadership and control over the activities of the State Service for Supervision in the spheres of Energy and Safety of Hydrotechnical Structures, as well as the co-ordination of activities of the executive authorities in areas falling within the powers of the MEWR. [2] The MEWR carries out its activities in collaboration with other state bodies, local executive bodies of state power, the public and other organisations. [2]\n \n Amongst other things, the MEWR is charged with: developing strategies aimed at the rational use and protection of water resources; managing investment policies in the field of water resources management; attracting foreign investment in the field of water resources management; developing foreign relations in the field of water resources management; etc. [2]\n \n On a legislative level, the MEWR adopts a strategy aimed at efficient water resources management, rather than a legal commitment or responsibility to the efficient use of water, with a general aim of “ensuring the sustainable management and rational use of water resources”. [2] Additionally, according to the MEWR website, the MEWR is the lead agency in the National Dialogue on Water Policy in the field of IWRM, which aims to establish Tajikistan’s long-term IWRM policy. [3, 4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"There is a dedicated ministry or central agency responsible for water resources management in Thailand.\n\nThe main agency responsible for water resources management in Thailand is known as the the Office of National Water Resources (ONWR). The ONWR was established as the national focal point for water management on October 25, 2017, through the National Council of Peace and Order. The Office’s mission includes water management and mobilizing the six main strategies from the strategic plan (2015-2026), which includes water security, water management, and rehabilitation of forest watersheds [1]. The National Water Resource Commission (NWRC) was also established, with the Prime Minister as chair, to set directives and key operation plans and policies [2]. The National Water Resource Commission is the highest authority on water resources management and can delegate policies to other agencies, including the Office of National Water Resources. Additionally, the Office of National Water Resources was assigned as the secretariat of the National Water Resources Committee [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF), through its General Directorate of Water Management (DGWM), is the national body responsible for water resources management, and its vision and mission refer to the goals of integrated water management and sustainability.\n\nAccording to Turkey’s submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1, made in 2017, the “Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs of Turkey is the main responsible institution to implement, coordinate and monitor national IWRM plans.” [1]However, under Decree-in the-Force-of- Law No. 703 of 9 July 2018, the Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs (MFWA) was combined with the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Livestock to form the MAF [2] . Accordingly, the responsibilities of the MFWA, including those for Water\nAffairs, have been passed on to the MAF.\n\nThe MAF DGWM describes its mission as “To make integrated water management infrastructure by preparing basin action plans for all river basins including coastal and transition water, to make necessary conditions for developing national and international water management policies….” and its vision as: “To protect, develop and control the national water resources in terms of quality and quantity and manage the water resources with integrated ways for protecting sustainability”. [3] There is also an official advisory body (think tank) called the Turkish Water Institute (SUEN), which is based in Istanbul. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"Turkmenistan has a dedicated agency responsible for water resources management in the country and its mandate includes efficient water resource management.\n \n The Water Code of Turkmenistan, last modified in October 2019, establishes that the State Committee on Water Management is the agency responsible for water resources management in the country. This Committee conducts and implements the state policy in the field of use and protection of water bodies and is responsible for exercising control over the observance of water legislation in Turkmenistan. [1] The committee was established in 2019 and adopted the mandate of the Ministry of Agriculture and Water and the State Committee on the Protection of the Environment and Land Resources. [2] The Committee's competencies are outlined comprehensively in the Water Code; a crucial part of its mandate is to conduct \"state oversight of the usage and protection of water\" and to \"organise initiatives for the efficient use and protection of water resources\". It is also responsible for establishing water consumption limits for water users and controls their observance, as well as carrying out international cooperation on the regulation of water relations, rational use and protection of transboundary waters. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"There is a dedicated ministry or central agency responsible for water resources management in the country and it includes sustainable and efficient water use management in its mandate.\n \n The Ministry of Water Management is responsible for water resources management in Uzbekistan and sustainable and efficient water use management is included in its mandate in accordance with Order of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5418 of 17 April 2018 \"On Measures for Fundamental Improvement of the State System of Agricultural and Water Management\", and, in turn, Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PP-3672 of 17 April 2018 \"On Measures for the Organisation of the Activities of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [1, 2]. Point 5 of the resolution specifies that the Minister for Water Management carries personal responsibility for sustainable efficient water use management. [2] No mention is made in either of these laws of integrated water resource management. [1, 2]\n \n The official website of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan lists efficient and sustainable water use management as one of the Ministry's fundamental responsibilities. [3] Other responsibilities include: the implementation of a unified government policy on water management; the coordination of government bodies, management bodies and other organisations in the sustainable use and protection of water resources and the forecasting and prevention of harmful water-related incidents; the sustainable provision of water to territories and economic sectors; conduct of measures to improve and meliorate land sustainably, and ensuring the sound functioning of irrigation systems, reservoirs, pump stations and other water management and hydrotechnical structures, as well as the protection of major water managment facilities. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"There is a dedicated ministry or central agency responsible for water resources management in the country and it includes sustainable and efficient water use management in its mandate.\n \n The Ministry of Water Management is responsible for water resources management in Uzbekistan and sustainable and efficient water use management is included in its mandate in accordance with Order of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5418 of 17 April 2018 \"On Measures for Fundamental Improvement of the State System of Agricultural and Water Management\", and, in turn, Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PP-3672 of 17 April 2018 \"On Measures for the Organisation of the Activities of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [1, 2]. Point 5 of the resolution specifies that the Minister for Water Management carries personal responsibility for sustainable efficient water use management. [2] No mention is made in either of these laws of integrated water resource management. [1, 2]\n \n The official website of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan lists efficient and sustainable water use management as one of the Ministry's fundamental responsibilities. [3] Other responsibilities include: the implementation of a unified government policy on water management; the coordination of government bodies, management bodies and other organisations in the sustainable use and protection of water resources and the forecasting and prevention of harmful water-related incidents; the sustainable provision of water to territories and economic sectors; conduct of measures to improve and meliorate land sustainably, and ensuring the sound functioning of irrigation systems, reservoirs, pump stations and other water management and hydrotechnical structures, as well as the protection of major water managment facilities. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"Venezuela has dedicated ministry responsible for water resources management in the country, and its mandate includes sustainable water use, while water utilities is oversees are tasked with water use efficiency. \n\nThe Ministry of Care for Water Resources was created in 2018 and assumed the water resources management responsibilities of the former Ministry of Eco-Socialism and Water Resources [1]. The Ministry is tasked with the care, treatment, supervision and protection of potable water, wastewater, hydrographic basins, water resources and dams, as well as the implementation of public policies for the regulation and control of provision of water services [1]. The Ministry oversees three Vice-Ministries: Vice-Ministry for People's Water Management, Vice-Ministry for Administration of Hydrographic Basins, and Vice-Ministry of Potable Water and Sanitation [2]. \n\nIn terms of efficient water use, the state-owned water utilities overseen by the Ministry are tasked with “efficient and continuous distribution” of potable water [3]. The utilities are listed on the Ministry's website as \"attached entities\" [4]. Hidroven is the largest of these utilities and manages the sector; its mission is to execute potable water and sanitation projects, while maintaining regulation, leadership and supervision of other public water utilities [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"There is a dedicated ministry or central agency responsible for water resources management in Vietnam, but water policy is fragmented and implementation is not well coordinated.\n\nThe Law on Water on Resources of 2012 did not issue a clear mandate regarding the responsibility for sustainable and efficient water use. However, the law did state that People’s Committees were responsible at the local level for effective management of water resources, while the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MONRE) is responsible for water planning and management at the national level. [1] In June 2017, MONRE issued Decision No. 1536 / QD-BTNMT, which created and defined the Department of Water Resources Management (DWRM). The DWRM is responsible for water resource planning to restore water supply, adapt to climate change and adhere to national planning guidelines. [2,3] A 2019 international study on water management concluded that the legislation mandates MONRE to oversee overall water management, but it still faces challenges due to fragmented policy and limited coordindation across ministries and local governments. Reporting mechanisms are unclear and have limited the effectivness of water governance measures. [4]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n\n[2] Ministry of Justice, \" Water Affairs Management Law Enacted\" (مقرره در مورد کیفیت آب و کنترل و نگهداری آنها) [http://old.moj.gov.af/Content/files/OfficialGazette/01301/OG_01367.pdf]\n\n[3] National Water Affairs Regulation Authority. \"Introducing the General Director of the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority\", (\"معرفی رئیس عمومی اداره ملی تنظیم امور آب\"). [https://nwara.gov.af/dr/معرفی-رئیس-عمومی-اداره-ملی-تنظیم-امور-آب] \n\n[4] President Office of Public and Strategic Affairs \" The government has plans to improve Kabul's drinking water.\" [http://www.gmic.gov.af/dari/press-releases/3088-2017-09-25-07-47-55]\n\n[5] The Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock (MAIL), \"Duties and Powers of the Ministry\" [https://mail.gov.af/en/node/2081]\n\n[6] World Bank. March 2020. \"Project Information Document: Afghanistan Water Supply and Sanitation Services and Institutional Support Program\". [http://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/249961585616708069/pdf/Project-Information-Document-Afghanistan-Water-Supply-and-Sanitation-Services-and-Institutional-Support-Program-P169970.pdf]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Environment and Water. National Policy for Quality of Water for Human Consumption. 2015. http://www.anesapa.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/PNCA_Consumo_Humano-ULTIMA-VERSION.pdf\n[2] Ministry of Environment and Water. Strategic Objectives. 2019. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/index.php/informacion_institucional/content,1393.html#\n[3] Ministry of Economy and Public Finances. Cash Flow Ministry of Environment and Water. 2018. https://sigep.sigma.gob.bo/sigep_publico/faces/SFprRepPub;jsessionid=K-7UYF4-4eqacmajmD0PDLs5pGtqpXqnUIywfKpApp38QqXG3W02!997994641?gestion=2018"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] President's Office. \"Vice President U Henry Van Thio addresses NWRC coord meeting\". 01 April 2019. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2019/01/04/id-9221 [2] [3] Myanmar Water Portal. \"Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department (IWUMD)\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/23-iwumd/info.html [4] \"National Water Policy\". February 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Office of the President of the Republic (Brazil). \"Law no. 9,984 of 17 July 2000. Provides for the creation of the National Water Agency (ANA), the federal entity for implementing the National Water Resources Policy, coordinating the National Water Resources Management System and responsible for establishing national reference standards for regulating the provision of public services of basic sanitation (Lei no. 9.984 de 17 de julho de 2000. Dispõe sobre a criação da Agência National de Águas - ANA, entidade federal de implementação da Política National de Recursos Hídricos, de coordenação do Sistema National de Gerenciamento de Recursos Hídricos e responsável pela instituição de normas de referência nacionais para a regulação da prestação dos serviços públicos de saneamento básico)\". http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/Leis/L9984.htm\n[2] Office of the President of the Republic (Brazil). \"Law no. 9,433 of 8 January 1997. Establishes the National Policy for Water Resources, creates the National Water Resources Management System, regulates item XIX of Article 21 of the Federal Constitution, and alters Article 1 of Law no. 8,001 of 13 March 1990, which amended Law no. 7,990 of 28 December 1989 (Lei no. 9.433 de 8 de janeiro de 1997. Institui a Política National de Recursos Hídricos, cria o Sistema National de Gerenciamento de Recursos Hídricos, regulamenta o inciso XIX do art. 21 da Constituição Federal, e altera o art. 1º da Lei nº 8.001, de 13 de março de 1990, que modificou a Lei nº 7.990, de 28 de dezembro de 1989)\". http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/leis/l9433.htm\n[3] ANA Water Agency Website, Accessed 20 May 2019 http://www2.ana.gov.br/Paginas/EN/monitoring.aspx"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,))","v":"[1] President's Office. \"Vice President U Henry Van Thio addresses NWRC coord meeting\". 01 April 2019. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2019/01/04/id-9221 [2] [3] Myanmar Water Portal. \"Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department (IWUMD)\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/23-iwumd/info.html [4] \"National Water Policy\". 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Vice-Ministry of Water and Basic Sanitation. 2017. http://www.minvivienda.gov.co/viceministerios/viceministerio-de-agua/aspectos-generales"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A27+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F27,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,))","v":"[1] President's Office. \"Vice President U Henry Van Thio addresses NWRC coord meeting\". 01 April 2019. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2019/01/04/id-9221 [2] [3] Myanmar Water Portal. \"Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department (IWUMD)\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/23-iwumd/info.html [4] \"National Water Policy\". 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[1] No evidence of capacity-building programmes was found on the website of the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority. [2]\n \n International organisations, chiefly USAID, have been active in developing water sector capacity for over 15 years. [3, 4] USAID has provided support for all levels of Ministry of Energy and Water activity, from five-month on-the-job training for field teams, to support in collecting data, including training of water users. [5, 6] The organisation has also conducted a wide range of water sector improvement projects including capacity-building components; most recently, a project aiming to enhance water data and monitoring systems in the Kabul river basin, including development of Ministry of Energy and Water's (or the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority – the independent water sector agency as of 2020) capacity to operate the system, was launched in 2018. [3, 7]\n \n According to World Bank project documents from 2019 and other sources, a National Hydrology Committee for Afghanistan (NHCA) chaired by the Minister of Energy Water is in place as a research and advisory body, and its mandate includes capacity building support for the water sector. [8, 9, 10] Other sources suggest the NHCA has been in place since at least 2007. [11, 12] However, no information on any training activity was found in available sources. [8, 9, 10, 11, 12] No further information on the body was found on the website of the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority. [2]\n \n The SDG 6.5.1 Report scores Afghanistan with 20, since capacity building programmes are occasional and are limited to short-term/specific activities. [13]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Bolivia’s Ministry of Environment and Water, via the Vice Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation (VRHR) runs comprehensive capacity development programmes with different stakeholders in six strategic basins throughout Bolivia. \n\nThe “Educational Basin” project functions as a “Social and Community Water Management School” that seeks to combine local and ancestral knowledge with academic, institutional and scientific knowledge in order to develop and build capacities in local actors that can apply IWRM in their basins and watersheds [1]. The project includes workshops, participatory activity-based research, designing and executing IWRM and basin-level plans, inter-institutional strengthening and cooperation, and knowledge sharing [2]. The Ministry of Environment and Water’s 2019 annual report stated that 13 “Educational Basin” projects were ongoing and that government employees were building capacity through this programs [3]. \n\nThe National Watershed Plan (PNC) Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2017-2020 (PP), which implements the PNC’s strategies, includes an indicator to measure the number of municipalities with the capacity to drive water and environmental management processes [4]. \n\nDespite the existence of capacity building programs, a 2017 analysis of the water and sanitation sector in Bolivia by the Andean Development Corporation (CAF) noted that government authorities needed additional training to manage water resources and suggested that the government hire a consultant to create a capacity building plan for authorities at the national and subnational levels [6]. \n\nIn the agricultural sector, the National Irrigation Service (SENARI), the Ministry of Environment and Water and the International Cooperation Agency of Japan have collaborated to create the National Irrigation School (ENR). The ENR seeks to strengthen and support irrigation management capacity building and develop water management knowledge among users and professionals [1]. The ENR’s mission is to share knowledge for “useful, sustainable and responsible” water usage in agricultural production [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"Relevant institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina do not run capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country. \n\nThe websites of the Ministry of Agriculture, Water Management and Forestry and Water Resource Agencies in Federation of BiH, as well as websites of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management and public utility company Water Srpska provide no information about capacity building programmes. [2, 3, 4, 5, 6]\n\nBosnia and Herzegovina reports the score 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 report's question on Developing IWRM capacity at the national level. The report states that Plan for development of the human capacities with employment and education plan was developed however, budgetary constraints are limiting efficient implementation of the plan. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"Brazil's dedicated central agency responsible for water resources management in the country, the National Water Agency (ANA), runs capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities across the country as well as with different stakeholders. \n\nThe ANA has a webportal dedicated for the capacity building for water management. The webportal lists out courses and training programmes that are open to anyone who fulfills basic requirements, such as employment in the field of study. The courses are free of charge, and the courses are offered for various experience and education levels. The target audience for the courses are \"public servants, representatives of collegial bodies, opinion makers, different types of water users and society in general\". [1]\n\nSome examples of courses available are \"Collection and preservation of water and sediment samples\", \"Information systems for water management\", and \"Water quality in reservoirs\". [2] The courses are organised and managed by the Superintendence of Support to the National System of Management of Water Resources. [3]\n\nBesides the courses, according to the \"Management Report 2018\" of the ANA on page 52, the ANA also organised four capacitation events in 2018 on patrimonial management, experience exchange on methodologies and licencing procedures, methodology for the creation of state-level, capacity-building plans, and establishing reference quotas for flood based on state pluviometric monitoring stations installed, and alert levels for rivers and reservoirs. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"The water regulation agency has some capacity development initiatives in Cambodia.\n\nCapacity building programmes have been implemented and included in planning process to improve human resource of the Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology. According to its master plan in response to climate change, adopted in 2014, MOWRAM actions include capacity building for national and provincial department of water resource on climatic data collection, recording, reporting and forecasting and predicting; for irrigation engineers on climate risk management; for technical officers at national and subnational level (mostly at Mekong Delta) on flood and drought forecasting and modelling [1]. However, no evidence regarding on minutes of capacity building sessions has been found. The country reports the score of 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on Developing IWRM capacity at the national level, indicating that some long-term capacity development initiatives are being implemented at both national and sub-national level, but its geographic coverage remains limited [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"The Ministry of Water Resources in China runs comprehensive capacity development programmes across the country as well as with different stakeholders. It holds conferences and workshops with local water departments to promote efficiency and strengthen implementation of policies in local administrations. \n\nWithin China, local water resources department hold various workshops and trainings for their personel. For example, in April 2019, the water resources department in Gansu held a workshop on flood prevention and control[1]. In March, the water deparment at the Taihu Basin held the first workshop on water resources regulation [2]. In 2017, the Ministry has also held workshops for professional from other countries, including Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Kazakhstan, to share know-how and information as part of the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD) initiatives [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"There is no public evidence that Colombia’s National Water Council (CNA) runs capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country. The Ministry of Housing’s Vice Ministry of Water and Basic Sanitation issued plans for developing water management capabilities in 2018, but there is no public evidence of implementation of these activities so far, and mandates for them have not always been carried out in the past.\n\nThe CNA was created in 2015 under Law 1753 as part of the National Development Program [1]. Ministry of Environment (MADS) exercises the Technical Secretariat of the CNA [1]. The CNA’s internal regulations were approved in 2018 at its second session [2]. The CNA does not yet appear to have a website with information regarding its activities and reports on its actions do not mention capacity building [2, 3]. \n\nIn 2018, the Ministry of Housing’s Vice Ministry of Water and Basic Sanitation, issued the Water and Basic Sanitation Administrative Plan Strategic Vision 2018-2030 to provide direction to the potable water and sanitation sector in the country. The Plan describes capacity building activities for water and sanitation providers in the country, but notes that activities have been lacking [4, 5]. According to the Plan, the Ministry of Housing is tasked by Decree 3571 of 2011 with implementing technical assistance and capacity building programs for the potable water and sanitation sector [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"Ministry of Environmental Protection and Energy runs capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country. \n\nAs part of Croatia's integration into the EU ESPON - European Spatial Planning Observation Network runs a dedicated capacity building program open to Water Officials in the country [2]. The EU supports the capacity building in Ministry of Environmental Protection and Energy through development of training programmes and methodology, ensuring the adequate skilling of the staff based on the needs defined in their individual yearly training plans. Ensuring adequate skilling is achieved through a system of trainings consisting of mandatory and optional trainings on basic and advanced level, in some cases accompanied with the certification process. Additionally, on-the-job trainings/coaching, study visits and secondments are envisaged as complementary measures. [1, 2] \n\nIn addition the Environment and Climate Regional Accession Network (ECRAN) organise training for environmental inspectors, training addressing Municipality/public utility companies/Ministry of Environment involvement in wastewater management. [3, 4]. Training programmes, including also government officials, are also organised by civil society organisations, such as Croatian Water Pollution Control Society. [5]\n\nCroatia reports the score 80 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 report's question on Developing IWRM capacity at the national level. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Ecuador’s Secretariat of Water runs comprehensive capacity development programmes across the country as well as with different stakeholders.\n\nThe Secretariat’s Resolution No. 2016-1442 established the “Water School” program, which “coordinates training for potable water and irrigation service providers, other users and institutions linked with water management, in the various themes necessary to guarantee the conservation, recovery and comprehensive management of water resources” [1]. The Secretariat’s website documents ongoing Water School programs as recently as March 2019, when potable water system providers in the Pichincha region were trained [2]. In addition, subnational water districts have also provided technical training on use of geographic information systems for irrigation polygons during 2019 [3]. As of December 2018, the Secretariat of Water reported that it had trained or provided technical assistance to 85% of potable water and sanitation service providers in the country. However, the Secretariat also reported that only 5% of municipal governments were implementing an improvement plan approved by the Secretariat [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"The agency runs some capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country, but these are ad-hoc. No capacity building plan, programme or strategy could be found on the website of the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics.\n\nIn 2017, a workshop was organized by the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics, to share information and experiences , as well as best practices related to IWRM. In this workshop, 50 actors participated from public and non-governmental sectors and exchange information and best practices among them. (1)\n\nSecondly, the World Bank has, in collaboration with Guinea Water Company (SEG); the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics (MEH) and the National Directorate of Territory Administration, Urban Planning, Roads and Infrastructures (DATU), an urban water project (2017-2022), that includes a component related to the improvement of the operational efficiency of the urban water utility. It consists of institutional strengthening and project management, and aims to support water sector institutions and reform the urban water sector . The management capabilities will focus on (i) Water resources management, (ii) Urban water sector reform, and (iii) Project Implementation Unit (PIU). However, this component of the strategy accounts only for 10% of the total strategy and does not include any mention of individual capacity building e.g. trainings. Moreover, all the actions related to this component will be carried out in 2022. (3) No evidence of capacity building programmes in the water sector could be found in the Asian Development Bank (ADB) or in the USAID. (4,5)\n\nThe SDG 6.5.1 Report scores Guinea with 20, since the capacity building programmes are occasional and are limited to short-term/specific activities. (2) \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"Though the Ministry of Energy was planned to conduct capacity building programs, it is unclear if these have been implemented. \n\nThe Ministry of Energy mentions capacity building in its objectives in the 6th five-year development plan [1] but it is unclear if these objectives are met (they are not reflected in the performance report). The Ministry was some ad-hoc programmes, for example an expert committee for water and wastewater in cooperation with UNESCO [2] but such programmes are not integrated into the Ministry's routine planning. Additionally, UNESCO is active in providing water-related capacity building through its two centres, International Centre on Qanats and Historic Hydraulic Structures and Regional Centre on Urban Water Management [3] and has also held conferences for training journalists such as the International Conference on Water and Environment in the New Millennium: Education and Capacity Building [4]. \n\nAlthough improving \"modern management systems and promoting the culture of innovation in the body of the government.\" is stated as a principle of the Ministry of Agriculture, no other mention of capacity building was found. [5]. Nor is capacity building mentioned in the Water and Soil Department's new irrigation development group[6]\n\nThough the Department of Environment has a registration portal for \"Human Development and Support\" it is not clear how this relates to capacity building [7] Nor if it relate directly to water. [7]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"The Ministry of Water Resources has the aim to run long term capacity building initiatives but they are no currently operational. Activities on information sharing do reach some students and researchers but they remain limited geographically (1) (2)\n\nThe major initiative is aimed at providing geological and hydrographic information and giving information on the quantity and quality of groundwater to the public and private sectors in addition to providing students, professors and researchers with data on groundwater. However this project is limited in scale and is focussed only on capacity building through infomration sharing (3) The project is not aimed at up-skilling water management practionners (3). \n\nMinistry of Water Resources’ does not currently publish any intention to expand its building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities and in the current state of affairs the ministry is not able to intervene in the whole national territory (1). According the Ministry's assessment in reporting for 6.5.1 the Ministry has some capacity development initiatives, but these are limited geographically, which is mainly due to lack of final resources and the fact that the state has other political priorities. (2) \n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence of a national capacity building programme for developing water resource management capabilities in Kazakhstan, but Basin Inspectorates conduct ad-hoc training to develop their employees' capacity.\n \n The Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources' Committee for Water Resources is not assigned any responsibility for capacity development programmes in the water mangement field in its statute. [1] The statute of the Ministry's Department of Transboundary Rivers contains a list of responsibilities for employees including \"systematic professional development\"; but it is not stated whether the Department is required to support employees in this. [2] The country's eight local-level river Basin Inspectorates, created in order to manage water resources at the basin level in line with the 2003 Water Code (article 40) and subordinate to the Committee for Water Resources, are in accordance with their statutes required to ensure their employees' professional development. [3, 4] However, the statutes do not specify the type of training required. [3] \n \n There is limited evidence that the Basin Inspectorates organisations conduct ad-hoc training, with listings of seven of the Basin Inspectorates on a website outlining water sector training opportunities in Central Asia (website developed by the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia ICWC) and Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia with international support) mostly stating that \"a special training centre which could conduct capacity development courses on a permanent basis for [the Inspectorate] has not been created\", but that ad-hoc training and seminars, with specialists and lecturers, on a range of water management aspects are conducted \"as necessary\". [5] However, the listing for the Aralo-Syrdarya Basin Inspectorate, in addition to the statement about the lack of a permanent centre, states that specialists of the Basin Inspectorate and the area it serves can benefit from professional development at the Aralo-Syrdarya Basin Council Training Centre. [6] Under the Water Code (article 43), Basin Councils are consultative organisations created by Basin Inspectorates, headed by the Inspectorate director and including directors of local state agencies (including city mayors), territorial subunits of relevant state organisations (which precisely is not specified) and representatives of water users, for the purpose of discussing issues of water management in the relevant basin and making non-binding recommendations. [4] There is no evidence on the website on water sector training that any other Basin Councils in Kazakhstan have their own training centres. [21]\n \n The water sector training website reports that the Aralo-Syrdarya Basin Council Training Centre was created in 2012 to enable the integration of modern practice in the fields of water management and sustainable development in the local region by developing skills and knowledge of specialists, local authorities and civil society. [7] The Training Centre is stated to be supported by the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe's Astana centre, the Kazakhstan Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS; a regional organisation charged with coordinating countries' activity on managing the Aral Sea crisis, of which Kazakhstan is a member) and Kyzylorda State University in addition to the Basin Inspectorate. [7] The Training Centre's main sources of financing are stated to be the IFAS and United Nations Development Programme. [7] Training topics are approved by the Basin Council, and are to include both theoretical and practical training including visits to facilities, as well as testing and award of certificates. [7] Training on environmental issues, hydraulic facilities, ICT solutions for the water sector, water saving and accounting and \"any themes in the sphere of water resources\" is offered to specialists in water management, hydrometry, agriculture, aquaculture and other fields. [7] \n \n According to IFAS Kazakhstan's activity reports for 2016 and 2018, the Training Centre conducted 22 seminars in 2012-2016 (with 13 of these in 2015-2016), with a total of 514 participants, and three seminars with 65 participants in 2018. [8, 9] However, based on the names of the seminars and the fact that none were conducted more than once, there does not appear to be a permanent training programme. [8, 9] It is also unclear whether the Basin Inspectorate itself or other organisations conduct training, with a few of the seminars listed conducted by OSCE and IFAS, as well as UNESCO. [8, 9] However, according to other IFAS Kazakhstan materials, the Training Centre opened a practical training facility at Baikadam hydraulic facility, operated by the Basin Inspectorate, in 2016. [10]\n \n No further information on the Aralo-Syrdarya Basin Council Training Centre was found on the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources website, and or a version of the Basin Inspectorate website archived in 2012. [11, 12] No further information on training conducted by Basin Inspectorates in general, and no evidence of a comprehensive capacity building programme for water sector employees, was found on the Ministry website. [11] \n \n The Committee for Water Resources participated in some training activity in Kazakhstan in 2014-2016, in partnership with the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) of which Kazakhstan is a member, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), and other international partners. [12, 13, 14] In 2012, Kazakhstan's leading academic institution in the field, the Kazkakh Scientific Research Institute for Water Management, created the International Training Centre for the Safety of Hydraulic Engineering Structures with the support of the UNECE, with a range of training-the-trainers activities conducted and 300 specialists trained by 2019. [15, 16] However, there is no evidence that either institution is linked to the Committee for Water Resources. [15, 17]\n \n Additionally, under a draft 2020–2030 Water Management Programme announced in January 2020, the Committee for Water Resources envisages the creation of a new state educational institution specifically for the water management field, as well as a review of standards for education and training in the field. [18] However, there was no evidence of implementation of the Water Management Programme at the time of research. [19, 20]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"The agency responsible for water resources management in Kyrgyzstan runs capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country. \n \n The State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘SAW’) - the Department of Water Resources and Land Improvement of the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Improvement of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘DWRLI’) until 2019 - operates a Training Centre within its head office in the Kyrgyz capital Bishkek. [1] According to the SAW website, the centre provides training in “any topics in the field of water resources” and conducts training with guest lecturers and practitioners. [1] The seminars are designed for specialists of state bodies of water management, specialist scientists, international and regional organisations, Non-Governmental Organisations and experts. [1] Activities of the Training Centre are primarily funded by the State Budget of the Kyrgyz Republic and the World Bank. [1]\n \n According to the SAW’s website, the last training session – held in November 2019 – discussed methods to improve water use for agricultural irrigation and the development of “agricultural plans”, and was attended by representatives of two facilitating organizations, international consultant S. Martinov, water users associations from the northern and southern regions of the country, the SAW, the Soil and Agrochemical Station of the State Land Agency, the World Bank, employees of the Project Implementation Unit “PUSPP”. [2]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee noted that capacity building training is not held regularly, due to the fact that they are held within the framework of external projects, and not within the framework of the SAW proper (i.e. several training were held within the framework of the World Bank/Swiss Development and Co-Operation Agency “National Water Resources Management Programme”). [3] The interviewee noted that training is held around three or four times a year. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"The Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MONRE) is currently running some water management capacity building programmes across the country, but these programmes are not comprehensive. [1] \n\nVarious programmes have been held in the past with donor assistance. Including a national water resources management training program sponsored by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) from 2011 to 2015. [2] This initiative produced a training manual published by MONRE. [3] According to its final report the project made significant achievements that \"effectively advanced the overall capacity to implement IWRM in the Lao PDR\". [4] An Environmental Management Support Programme supported by Finland’s Environment Institute also finished training programmes in 2015. [5] According to a presentation by the Department of Water Resources, MONRE has also developed an IWRM Curriculum for Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees and established a demonstration site for training and awareness raising on IWRM. [6] In 2016 about 30 students per year were reported to be graduating from the Bachelor course, which is still listed as on offer. [7,8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"The National Directorate of Hydraulics (DNH) runs several capacity building programmes with the financial support of the Netherlands and Swede which are conducted in the framework of the Joint Programme of Support to IWRM (PCA-GIRE).\n\nThe Joint Programme of Support to IWRM (PCA-GIRE) has a general objective of \"Strengthening the implementation of IWRM at the local, national and international levels by supporting the Malian authorities and other stakeholders involved in the implementation of the national water policy\" [1]. The PCA-GIRE programme is entrusted to the Programme and Project Management Unit of Integrated Water Resources Management (UG-IWRM) of the DNH. The PCA-GIRE covers the regions of Mopti (6.5% of the total surface of the country), Segou (5.5%), Sikasso (6%), Koulikoro (7.5%) and Bamako District - and is considered to be a \"Nation Wide\" program [2] \n\nThe PCA-GIRE, which is currently being implemented, provides capacity building support to at least two different levels of management in the country: \n(a) to the National Water Partnership (PNE) which is an associative structure promoting IWRM. It is organized in the form of a network of national and local actors involved in water management: civil society, private sector, state technical services, etc. Under the PGA, it receives support to strengthen its institutional capacity. In this context, it signed a collaboration protocol with the DNH defining the procedures for making available and justifying the funds allocated to it under the program.\n(b) to the Local Water Committees (CLE), an advisory bodies for local water management provided by the Water Law of 2002 [3] and acting at the sub-basin scale. A CLE brings together representatives of the following three levels: administration, local authorities, users / actors of civil society. The creation of a CLE is enshrined in an interministerial decree signed by the Minister in charge of Water and the Minister of Territorial Administration. There are 30 CLEs in Mali and 20 CLEs in Guinea. As part of the PCA, CLEs will receive support to strengthen their functionality and resolve local water management issues as reflected in local IWRM plans. This support is channeled through a NGO-type structure with a strong local presence and recruited following a national call for tenders. [2]\n\nThe UG-IWRM's mission is to ensure the implementation of the Action Plan for the Integrated Management of Water Resources (PANGIRE) as well as any other programme or project of IWRM in Mali. It is under the authority of the DNH. It brings together Hydraulic agents and technical managers from different ministerial departments. [2]\n\nThe website for the DNH also includes a section entitled \"Comptency Transfer\" which detials plans for transferring public servant comptencies to territorial collectives, however as of May 2019 none of the links loaded on the site [4]. The DNH also made an appeal to the government to fund the creation of a training centre for water sector professions which would have been called \"Centre de Formation aux Métiers de l'Eau CFME\" around 2007 [5] but the centre does not seem to have been created as of 2019 [6], [7]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"The Ministry has limited capacity building programmes in two regions (Brakna and Trarza) [1]. \n\nThis was confirmed by the mentioning of capacity building campaigns for IWRM in two Wilayas (Brakna et Trarza) in the 2012 assessment of the water and sanitation sector [3]. There were no other details on the plans in Brakna et Trarza [7], [8], [9].\n\nThere was only one mention of a capacity building programme in 2016 during a visit of the World Bank in Mauritania [2]. The World Bank's Water and Sanitation Program recommendedi n 2011 that capacity building programmes be implemented which suggests they were not yet being put in place [4]. In 2012, the African Development Bank (AfDB) mentioned capacity building actions (for women, for technical staff, for local inhabitants, etc.) as part of the National Integrated Rural Water Sector Project (PNISER) [5] however no evidence of implementation of the capacity building programmes was found, only general evidence of implementation of PNISER-backed sanitation technical projects [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"The water regulation agency has undertook capacity building initiatives in Myanmar on ad-hoc basis.\n\nThe National Water Resource Committee (NWRC) is the apex body for the water related matters in Myanmar.[1] NRWC currently attends international conferences, hold commemoration events (such as for World Water Day) and draft laws regarding water usage. Since 2014, NWRC has annually organized World Water Day Celebrations in Myanmar with two main objectives: to increase efficiency of water sector performance for poverty alleviation and sustainable development in Myanmar and to play an active role in the world water community.[2] NWRC also worked with the Netherlands on the Integrated Water Resources Management Strategic Study. [3] They also hold press conferences to announce recommendations as per the NWRC advisory group. For example, the members of NWRC revealed this during a talk by the national-level water resources committee advisory group held on 10 June that there are are plans to phase out the use of underground water and substitute another water resource. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"The agency runs comprehensive capacity development programmes across the country as well as with different stakeholders. \n\nThe National Authority of Water (ANA) runs several capacity development programmes. Information about capacity development is not centralized, however there are sufficient examples that the ANA implements training nationally and its mandate includes building institutional development in order to fulfill its role as manager of water resources. [1a] For example the ANA publishes information about a course on IWRM. [1] The ANA also publishes information about courses in 2017 and 2018. The 2017 course targeted local water management authorities and taught them how to use the National Information System of Water Resources. [2] The 2018 course targeted local water organisations and taught them about water infrastructure and conservation. [3] ANA has also hosted courses on the Blue Planet, training the trainers and the culture of water. [4] A web search yielded a virtual classroom, but the page did not load. [5]\n\nAccording the mandate description of \"Local Water Administrators\" - training is also included as something they are responsible for in their local area. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"The agency runs ad-hoc capacity development programmes across the country as well as with different stakeholders.\n\nA report on the water and sanitation situation in SÉNÉGAL, indicates that significant funds have been allocated to reinforce capacity building programmes to develop water management capabilities in the country. Nevertheless, these programmes do not have a reference framework. In this sense, one of the priorities of the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation is to develop a Capacity Building National Plan, which will be a platform for skills development for stakeholders, taking into account the new sectoral guidelines for the provision of services, maintenance of facilities and the optimal functioning of monitoring systems. (1) As an example, SÉNÉGAL launched in 2009, a project on the implementation of the action plan IWRM, which focuses on the reinforcement of capacities through inter-regional workshops . (2) Newer programmes could not be found in the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation . (3) \n\nIndeed, for capacity building programmes, the SDG 6.5.1 Report, scores SÉNÉGAL with 60, since the country has capacity building programmes to strengthen abilities. They are in the process of being implemented, and the geographical coverage, as well as the participation of different stakeholders is acceptable. (4)\n\nFinally, the Water Resource Management and Planning Directorate (DGPRE) does not conduct within its mandate, capacity building activities and the organigram does not indicate any agency that conduct these type of activities. (5)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"Serbian Directorate for Water organises capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country - however these occur on ad hoc basis and are largely donor Funded. \n\nThe Serbian Directorate for Water has currently does not appear to run any capacity development programs. The website does not detail any news of programmes taking place [4] Nor is a programme outlined in 2034 Water Management Strategy [5]\n\nA list of projects financed by different donors is available at the Ministry of European Integration through a portal called ISDACON. [2] This includes reference to a \"Capacity Building in the Water Sector\" program which began operation in 2005 and is aimed at bringing Serbia's water management strategies in line with those of the EUs. The project had a budget of 9.5M EUR as is currently ongoing. The recipient of the support are employees at Serbian Directorate for Water [2]\n\nSerbia reports the score 20 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Developing IWRM capacity at the national level. The assessment states that generally, there is occasional development of capacities, mainly through projects. Activities on upgrading and developing the capacity for IWRM at the national level are missing. These activities usually take place through the transfer of knowledge by experts from EU countries and cross-border and transnational cooperation projects. The ongoing project \"Further Implementation of Environmental Approximation Strategy\" [3] has one component related to strengthening institutional capacities in all relevant institutions to implement Serbian environmental legislation harmonised with EU legislation at all levels of governance. However it is not specifically related to water [1]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"Slovenian authorities run ad hoc capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country.\n\nWebsites of the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning, Water Agency and Environment Agency do not have information about structured training programmes. [1, 2, 3]\n\nSlovenia reports the score 50 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Developing IWRM capacity at the national level. Although the explanation is not related to formal capacity building but passive exposure to the principles of IWRM through public consultations[4] RBMP for the Danube and RBMP for the Adriatic Basin, under both envisage a measures related to information and education of professional and general public on water management - however they are yet to be implemented. [5, 6] However, there are public evidence about the ad hoc projects, mainly financed by the EU, that include also capacity building activities related to water management, such as RusaLCA and LIFE PharmDegrade. [7, 8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, The Ministry of Water Resources runs training programs for various stakeholders to develop capacity development. These initiatives are ad-hoc and not spread across the entire country. \n\nThe website for the Ministry of Water Resources does not detail any plan or strategy related to strategy building. However, the water legislation No.31 includes mandating trainings for elected members of different water councils in the country and training of technical staff through the national quality control program for laboratory analysis [1]\n\nSome of the examples of such programs are [2]; \n1. In cooperation with UNICEF, a training course on drilling wells was held over a period of three days at the General Organization for Drinking Water and Sanitation.\n2. Workshop for the maintenance of submersible pumps.\n3. Workshop on methods of reducing water losses and the importance of reducing the percentage of waste.\n4. Workshop in the ministry for central managers in order to develop their leadership skills\n\nHowever this cannot be considered comprehensive coverage."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"The agency charged with water resources management in Tajikistan runs limited capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country, but these are ad hoc and are limited geographically.\n \n The Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan (‘MEWR’) is the state authority charged with implementing and regulating water resources management policies in Tajikistan. [1] The MEWR does not operate a permanent training centre, unlike other similar authorities in certain other countries in Central Asia. [2] However, evidence was found to suggest that the MEWR does run training programmes on an ad hoc basis: for example, the MEWR is currently running the “CASA-1000” Community Support Project. [3] As part of the project, funding will be provided for “consulting services, goods and community capacity building training programmes”. [3] These training programmes will be aimed at supporting ongoing campaigns to conserve water and energy, and will continue for a period of four years (until 2024/5). [3] The project also aims to increase gender equality in involvement by involving men and women equally. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"The agency charged with water resources management in Tajikistan runs limited capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country, but these are ad hoc and are limited geographically.\n \n The Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan (‘MEWR’) is the state authority charged with implementing and regulating water resources management policies in Tajikistan. [1] The MEWR does not operate a permanent training centre, unlike other similar authorities in certain other countries in Central Asia. [2] However, evidence was found to suggest that the MEWR does run training programmes on an ad hoc basis: for example, the MEWR is currently running the “CASA-1000” Community Support Project. [3] As part of the project, funding will be provided for “consulting services, goods and community capacity building training programmes”. [3] These training programmes will be aimed at supporting ongoing campaigns to conserve water and energy, and will continue for a period of four years (until 2024/5). [3] The project also aims to increase gender equality in involvement by involving men and women equally. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"No capacity building initiatives on water-resources management are run in Thailand.\n\nOne of the Office of National Water Resource’s missions is to increase public participation on water management [1]. However, there is no information on the capacity building program on its website except for a record of a seminal on “2018 food pulse preparedness plan”, which was held in six river basin areas to promote most efficient management of water resources during the 2018 rainy season [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"Capacity building is provided by the Water Institute (SUEN), an official advisory body attached to the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry based in Istanbul. The General Directorate of Water Management does not include capacity building in its mandate but appears to engage in the activity on an ad hoc basis.\n\nThe Water Institute (SUEN), an official advisory body attached to the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry based in Istanbul A has organized a comprehensive training programmes and site visits for ”more than 500 people from 3 continents (more than 25 countries) on issues like “master planning for the urban water sector, river basin planning, water and wastewater treatment, wastewater management in rural areas, water and sewage network management, and groundwater management. [1]\n\nFurthermore, although capacity building is not listed among the duties of the Ministry’s General Directorate of Water Management (DGWM) [2], a review of the periodic (four-monthly) bulletins which the DGWM publishes about its activities reveals some specific capacity-building events. This include in-service training session on the solution of issues arising during the preparation and implementation of drinking water basin conservation plans (bulletin 16 p22), and a series of in-service training events on ecological modelling for staff of the DGWM, the State Hydraulic Works (DSI), the Directorate General for Combating Desertification and Erosion, the Directorate General of Meteorology and the Turkey Water Institute (SUEN) (bulletin 17 p.16). [4]\n\nThe website of the Directorate General of the State Water Works (DSI) reports on a nine-day working visit by eight Iraqi officialsin the context of a JICA project on Sustainable Irrigation Management through Irrigation Associations in the Republic of Iraq” in April 2019. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"There is evidence of limited capacity building programmes being run by Turkmenistan's water resources management agency. \n \n While there is no reference in Turkmenistan's Water Code or in its law \"On environmental protection\" to capacity building programmes, such initiatives have taken place in the country. [1, 2] For example, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) reported in 2017 that Turkmenistan's Ministry of Agriculture and Water (one of the predecessor agencies of the State Committee on Water Management, which is currently the primary oversight agency in the area of water management) conducted local seminars for farmers on efficient use and management of water resources (with, on average, 78 specialists and 36 farmers receiving training on water management annually). [3] There is, however, no evidence of a comprehensive capacity building programme currently being led by the water resources management agency on the website of the Government of Turkmenistan, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection, or in national media. [4, 5, 6] \n \n Additionally, in 2019, the State Committee on Water Management (the primary agency responsible for water resources management per the country's Water Code) organized a conference on the rational use of water resources in the capital of Turkmenistan, which was attended by representatives of various water management and foreign policy bodies from throughout the region. However, the objective of this conference does not seem to have been capacity building but rather discussion of shared regional challenges. [7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"The Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan runs capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country, with beneficiaries including regional irrigation systems (e.g. the Amu-Bukhara Irrigation System) and rural populations.\n \n According to the Overview of Water-related Programs in Uzbekistan Project Report 2017, there were 63 project aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country in the period 2010-2016. Of these, 29% focused on capacity building and 65% were not limited to a single region. [1] An example of such a project is the Amu-Bukhara Irrigation System project carried out by the Asian Development Bank and Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [2]\n \n The Amu-Bukhara Irrigation System project is an example of regional irrigation systems benefitting from capacity building, with objectives including (i) an increase in the capacity of the basin irrigation system administration, Irrigation System Administrations and water consumers’ associations to adapt to climate change through modernisation and rehabilitation of inter- and on-farm canals and regulation structures in three selected areas; (ii) introduction of climate-adaptive agronomic practices, cropping patterns, and water-saving irrigation technologies in demonstration farms in three selected areas; (iii) the development of a modernized, climate-adaptive water operation and management plan to increase water productivity based on a detailed water balance assessment, and (iv) capacity development of the basin irrigation system administration, three Irrigation System Administrations, and three water consumers’ associations in Bukhara Province, for example, through demonstration of climate change adpation and training women in water consumers’ associations to become members of the water consumers’ association secretariats and to improve water management services and decision making. [2] \n \n The official website of the Ministry of Water Management does not list any involvement in such projects. [3] However, Appendix 5 to Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PP-4486 of 9 October 2019 \"On Measures for Further Improvement of the Water Resource Management System\" lists six water management projects for which the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan Agency for Water Project Management has been given responsibility. These projects are: Rehabilitation of the Main Irrigation Canals of the Tashsaka System in Khorezm Region; Reconstruction of the Navoi and Uchkara Pump Stations in Navoi Region and Rehabilitation of the Amu-Bukhara Irrigation System; Improvement of the Management of Water Resources in South Karakalpakstan; Improvement of the Management of Water Resources in Surxondaryo Region (Reconstruction of the Khazarbag-Akkapchigay Canal System); Overhaul of the Karshi Cascade of Pump Stations, Phase III; Ferghana Valley Water Resources Management - Phase II. [4] Each project is governed by further legislative acts, for example, Ferghana Valley Water Resources Management - Phase II is governed by Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PP-3282 of 16 September 2017 \"On Measures for the Implementation of the Ferghana Valley Water Resources Management - Phase II Project with the Particiaption of the World Bank\". [5] Implementation is evident on the basis of the World Bank project page which lists the project as active with USD 144.90m committed. [6] \n \n Project documentation shows the Ministry of Water Management runs such programmes. For example, the predecessor Ministry of Agriculture and Water Management is named as the national implementation agency in the project documentation for the ongoing United Nations Development Programme Sustainable Management of Water Resources in Rural Areas in Uzbekistan: Technical Capacity Building (Component 2) project and the documentation is signed by Shavkat Khamraev, current Minister for Water Management. [7]\n \n The Ministry of Water Management is responsible for organizing a system of advanced training for specialists in the field of water management to which end its functions include organising on a regular basis refresher courses and secondments for personnel and specialists in the field of water management, including managers and specialists of water management organisations, at specialised water management organisations, educational and research institutions, standard professional colleges and abroad; developing and implementing measures to integrate water management organisations and educational and research institutions; establishing the required conditions for high-quality secondments for academic staff, introductory and industry teaching on water management for higher education students, including in foreign countries; cooperating in the preparation of highly qualified required water management personnel capable of effciently providing solutions to strategic goals in respect of the introduction and widescale use of modern, advanced technologies. [8] Evidence of implementation of these functions includes a one-week course held in September 2019 at the Tashkent Institute of Engineers and Agricultural Mechanisation to improve the capacity of the heads of irrigation systems and main canals in the Republic of Karakalpakstan, Bukhara, Kashkadarya, Naoi, Syr Darya and Khorezm regions [9]. \n \n The Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепция развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") sets out key capacity building goals to develop water management capabilities in Uzbekistan, including increasing the efficiency of irrigation system from 63% to 73%; decreasing poorly irrigated land from 560,000 hecatres to 190,000 hectares; decreasing salinated irrigable land by 226,000 hectares; decreasing the annual electrical energy consumption of Ministry of Waster Managment pump stations by 25 percent; installing \"Smart Water\" measurement and control technology at all irrigation system facilities and introducing digital technology in water metering; automising water management processes at 100 major water management facilities; increasing the overall area of irrigated agricultural land covered by water-saving technologies to 2 million hectares, including the expansion of drip irrigation technologies to 600,000 hectares; and completing 50 public-private partnership water management projects. [10]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"The Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan runs capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country, with beneficiaries including regional irrigation systems (e.g. the Amu-Bukhara Irrigation System) and rural populations.\n \n According to the Overview of Water-related Programs in Uzbekistan Project Report 2017, there were 63 project aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country in the period 2010-2016. Of these, 29% focused on capacity building and 65% were not limited to a single region. [1] An example of such a project is the Amu-Bukhara Irrigation System project carried out by the Asian Development Bank and Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [2]\n \n The Amu-Bukhara Irrigation System project is an example of regional irrigation systems benefitting from capacity building, with objectives including (i) an increase in the capacity of the basin irrigation system administration, Irrigation System Administrations and water consumers’ associations to adapt to climate change through modernisation and rehabilitation of inter- and on-farm canals and regulation structures in three selected areas; (ii) introduction of climate-adaptive agronomic practices, cropping patterns, and water-saving irrigation technologies in demonstration farms in three selected areas; (iii) the development of a modernized, climate-adaptive water operation and management plan to increase water productivity based on a detailed water balance assessment, and (iv) capacity development of the basin irrigation system administration, three Irrigation System Administrations, and three water consumers’ associations in Bukhara Province, for example, through demonstration of climate change adpation and training women in water consumers’ associations to become members of the water consumers’ association secretariats and to improve water management services and decision making. [2] \n \n The official website of the Ministry of Water Management does not list any involvement in such projects. [3] However, Appendix 5 to Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PP-4486 of 9 October 2019 \"On Measures for Further Improvement of the Water Resource Management System\" lists six water management projects for which the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan Agency for Water Project Management has been given responsibility. These projects are: Rehabilitation of the Main Irrigation Canals of the Tashsaka System in Khorezm Region; Reconstruction of the Navoi and Uchkara Pump Stations in Navoi Region and Rehabilitation of the Amu-Bukhara Irrigation System; Improvement of the Management of Water Resources in South Karakalpakstan; Improvement of the Management of Water Resources in Surxondaryo Region (Reconstruction of the Khazarbag-Akkapchigay Canal System); Overhaul of the Karshi Cascade of Pump Stations, Phase III; Ferghana Valley Water Resources Management - Phase II. [4] Each project is governed by further legislative acts, for example, Ferghana Valley Water Resources Management - Phase II is governed by Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PP-3282 of 16 September 2017 \"On Measures for the Implementation of the Ferghana Valley Water Resources Management - Phase II Project with the Particiaption of the World Bank\". [5] Implementation is evident on the basis of the World Bank project page which lists the project as active with USD 144.90m committed. [6] \n \n Project documentation shows the Ministry of Water Management runs such programmes. For example, the predecessor Ministry of Agriculture and Water Management is named as the national implementation agency in the project documentation for the ongoing United Nations Development Programme Sustainable Management of Water Resources in Rural Areas in Uzbekistan: Technical Capacity Building (Component 2) project and the documentation is signed by Shavkat Khamraev, current Minister for Water Management. [7]\n \n The Ministry of Water Management is responsible for organizing a system of advanced training for specialists in the field of water management to which end its functions include organising on a regular basis refresher courses and secondments for personnel and specialists in the field of water management, including managers and specialists of water management organisations, at specialised water management organisations, educational and research institutions, standard professional colleges and abroad; developing and implementing measures to integrate water management organisations and educational and research institutions; establishing the required conditions for high-quality secondments for academic staff, introductory and industry teaching on water management for higher education students, including in foreign countries; cooperating in the preparation of highly qualified required water management personnel capable of effciently providing solutions to strategic goals in respect of the introduction and widescale use of modern, advanced technologies. [8] Evidence of implementation of these functions includes a one-week course held in September 2019 at the Tashkent Institute of Engineers and Agricultural Mechanisation to improve the capacity of the heads of irrigation systems and main canals in the Republic of Karakalpakstan, Bukhara, Kashkadarya, Naoi, Syr Darya and Khorezm regions [9]. \n \n The Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепция развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") sets out key capacity building goals to develop water management capabilities in Uzbekistan, including increasing the efficiency of irrigation system from 63% to 73%; decreasing poorly irrigated land from 560,000 hecatres to 190,000 hectares; decreasing salinated irrigable land by 226,000 hectares; decreasing the annual electrical energy consumption of Ministry of Waster Managment pump stations by 25 percent; installing \"Smart Water\" measurement and control technology at all irrigation system facilities and introducing digital technology in water metering; automising water management processes at 100 major water management facilities; increasing the overall area of irrigated agricultural land covered by water-saving technologies to 2 million hectares, including the expansion of drip irrigation technologies to 600,000 hectares; and completing 50 public-private partnership water management projects. [10]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"Venezuela’s Ministry of Care for Water Resources has carried out comprehensive capacity development programmes across the country as well as with different stakeholders during 2018 and 2019. \n\nThe Ministry of Care for Water Resources has carried out 44 water resource management capacity-building processes with 447 individuals who received certification following the process. The Ministry has also initiated capacity-building programs for community promotion, basin management and Integrated Water Resources Management, with the participation of more than 700 students across the country [1]. \n\nThe Mandate for the Directorate for the Culture of Water (which is one of three-vice ministries in the MOC) includes reference to \"Promote and disseminate the knowledge and identity practices of the people linked to the waters, for the preservation of their manifestations, traditions, struggles and tangible and intangible heritage that pay tribute to the revaluation of the history of the waters in the country\" [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"The water regulation agency has some capacity development initiatives, but these are ad-hoc.\n\nThe Department of Water Resources Management (DWRM) has some resources for building capacity, such as planning, rule-making, project finance, etc. Although the website for the DWRM does not have information about structured approaches for building institutional capacity, there have been several recent meetings that build skills and knowledge in the agency. Its website includes a section on activities of the department and related news. The page highlights meetings that bring members of the DWRM and other government agencies to discuss and learn about water management issues. [1] For example in April, leaders of the Department of Water Resources Management, National Center for Water Resources Planning and Investigation, Standing Office of Vietnam Mekong River Commission, Institute of Water Resources Science and related units met to discuss equitable allocation of water resources and environmental protection. [2]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A28+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F28,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Eqrar, Naim. Professor, Geosciences Faculty, Kabul University. 19 July 2020.\n \n [2] National Water Affairs Regulation Authority [https://nwara.gov.af/en] \n \n [3] Special Inspector General for Afghanistan's Reconstruction. April 2014. \"Afghanistan’s Water Sector: USAID’s Strategy Needs to Be Updated to Ensure Appropriate Oversight and Accountability\". [https://www.sigar.mil/pdf/audits/SIGAR-14-52-AR.pdf].\n \n [4] USAID. 2010. \"Land Tenure Profile: Afghanistan\". [https://www.land-links.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/USAID_Land_Tenure_Afghanistan_Profile.pdf].\n \n [5] Earth Magazine. January 2015. \"A dry and ravaged land: Investigating water resources in Afghanistan\".[https://www.earthmagazine.org/article/dry-and-ravaged-land-investigating-water-resources-afghanistan].\n \n [6] ReliefWeb. 20 May 2012. \"USAID and Ministry of Energy & Water Celebrate Training-Course Graduates\". [https://reliefweb.int/report/afghanistan/usaid-and-ministry-energy-water-celebrate-training-course-graduates].\n \n [7] USAID. 11 December 2019. \"U.S. Geological survey (USGS) water supply data monitoring and analysis\". [https://www.usaid.gov/afghanistan/fact-sheets/us-geological-survey-usgs-water-supply-data-monitoring-and-analysis].\n \n [8] World Bank. 26 May 2019. \"Afghanistan Water Supply and Sanitation Services and Institutional Support Program: Project Information Document\". [http://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/656571560368381018/pdf/Concept-Project-Information-Document-PID-Afghanistan-Water-Supply-and-Sanitation-Services-and-Institutional-Support-Program-P169970.pdf].\n \n [9] World Bank. March 2020. \"Environmental and Social Management Framework: Prepared for Afghanistan Water Supply and Sanitation Services and Institutional Support\n \". 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is a platform of coordination in Afghanistan among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management, however it is not specific to water.\n \n The 2009 Water Law stipulates the establishment of the Supreme Council of Water Affairs Management (SCWAM) for better coordination and revision of facilities in the implementation of water affairs programs, development and operation of water resources programs. The members of the SCWAM are appointed by the President. [1] While the Water Law does not specify which government authorities should be included in the SCWAM, it identifies several different ministries or departments with responsibilities over specific aspects of water protection, control, and management. [1] These include the Ministry of Energy and Water (or the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority - the independent water sector agency as of 2020); the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock; the Ministry of Urban Development; Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development; Ministry of Public Health; Ministry of Mines and Petroleum, as well as the National Environmental Protection Agency. [1] Evidence was found online of one SCWAM meeting in February 2015, but no further evidence was found on the Presidential website. [6, 7]\n \n In 2015, the SCWAM was transformed into the Supreme Council of Land and Water (SCLW) by presidential decree, which was made responsible for approval, coordination, and support of water and land-related policies, strategies, and projects. [2] The SCLW is chaired by the President, and includes the Minister of Energy and Water; Minister of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock; Minister of Rural Rehabilitation and Development; Minister of Economics; Minister of Justice; and Minister of Mines and Petroleum. [2] In addition, the Independent Directorates of Land and Local Governance are represented, along with presidential advisors on agricultural affairs, reforms and the environment. [2] The SCLW also includes one representative of the private sector and one of civil society. [3] In accordance with the Water Law, the permanent members of the Council meet once a month in a rotational manner as per the approved procedures. [2, 3]\n \n Although overall coordination is intended to be provided by the SCLW, observers note a lack of tangible evidence of the body's effectiveness. [3, 4] A list of SCLW meetings on the Presidential website include the most recent meeting discussing development of city plans held in July 2020. [8, 9] However, other meetings listed all date from 2017 and 2018, and mostly focus on land issues, although the SCLW has also discussed irrigation systems and a dam project in specific areas of the country, as well as a general policy on groundwater. [8, 10, 11] Observers have noted a shift in policy towards land issues in response to the security situation in the country since the transformation of the SCWAM into the SCLW. [3] In response, the Ministry of Energy and Water (or the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority - the independent water sector agency as of 2020) revived a previous Technical Secretariat on Water (replaced by the SCWAM) for determination of water policy, but this is not an interagency platform, and is evaluated as ineffective. [3]\n\nThe formation of SCWAM was followed in mid-2005 by the creation of a Technical Secretariat (TS). According to the 2008 National Water Strategy, the TS is composed of expert SCWAM members, under the chairmanship of the Director of Water of the Ministry of Energy and Water to prepare advice to SCWAM for decision-making on developments in water sector. The TS would work with and report directly to SCWRM. [12] However, no evidence that the TS remains in place in 2020 was found on the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority website. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Bolivia has a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management. \n\nThe Inter-Institutional Water Council (CONIAG) was created in 2002 by Supreme Decree 26599. Article 1 states that CONIAG was created to “open a space for dialog and consensus-building among the government and economic and social organizations in order to improve the current legal, institutional and technical framework related to water issues” [1]. CONIAG was modified by Law 18 of 2006, which expanded its functions to create a technical secretariat to assist in carrying out its mission. According to Article 2, CONIAG’s functions also include proposing actions related to sustainable exploitation, management and conservation of water resources [2]. In 2007, CONIAG was modified again: its seat of operations was established in La Paz and government members of the council were expanded to include representatives of the Ministries of Water, Foreign Relations, Planning and Development, Production, Public Works, Mining, Energy, Defense, Rural Development, and municipalities [3]. \n\nGovernment websites in Bolivia do not appear to contain public information regarding the operations of the CONIAG, nor do news reports [4, 5, 6] Academic papers show it was active in 2004 in creating new legislation on irrigation [7]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"There is a process for the formation of ad-hoc committees for the coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management. However no permanent platform exists. The permanent platform that is most relevant has a mandate that covers only the issues related to EU accession issues and is not exclusive to water \n\nThere is a process for the formation of ad-hoc and permanent working groups or inter-ministerial committees consisting of representatives of different sectors/stakeholders. These groups have the mandate to agree and propose documents addressing water management issues. \n\nSuch coordination committees were established during: Preparation of Strategic Action Program for trans-boundary Dinaric Karst Aquifers; NEXUS assessment water—food-energy-ecosystems of the trans-boundary Sava River Basin; NEXUS assessment water—food-energy-ecosystems of the trans-boundary Drina River Basin Working group for monitoring of implementation of obligations from Protocol Water and Health under the Water Convention. There are also regular coordination meetings of the responsible institutions in water sector of BiH in order to harmonize international, national and sub-national actions [1]\n\nA permanent cooperation mechanism between different lines ministries also existing, imitated as part of the EU integration process. According to the 'Decision on establishment of the working groups for European integration', there are 33 working groups, each corresponding to the EU accession negotiation chapters, including chapter 27 dealing with Environment, which includes water resource management. Members of the working groups are institutions within Bosnia and Herzegovina and their main role is coordination between different institutions in the process of European integration. [2] \n\nBosnia and Herzegovina reports the score 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on Coordination between national government authorities representing different sectors on water resources, policy, planning and management. The assessment states that vertical coordination (among different levels of authorities) and horizontal coordination (among different sectors) is an important issue in countries internally organized in decentralised manner such as BiH. Systems of coordination are required by the law to involve different stakeholders and transparent public consultation processes during policy/strategy/plan development and before its formal adoption. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"Brazil has the National Council for Water Resources (CNRH), which is a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management. \n\nThe law that created the National Policy for Water Resources (Law no. 9,433 of 1997) also created the National System for the Management of Water Resources, which is presided by the CNRH. [1] The CNRH is composed by representatives from the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Planning, Development and Administration, the Ministry of Foreign Relations, the Ministry of Transportation, Ports and Civil Aviation, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Culture, the Ministry of Cities, the Ministry of Tourism, the Ministry of National Integration, the Ministry of Defence, the Ministry of Industry, External Commerce and Service, the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply, the Ministry of Science, Technology, Innovation and Communications, the Ministry of Environment, the Ministry of Mines and Energy, the Special Secretariat for Policy on Women, the Special Secretariat Aquaculture and Fisheries, the Special Secretariat of Family Agriculture and Rural Development, state councils for water resources, industry associations, water supply and sewage services providers, hydroelectric energy providers, water transportation companies, fisheries industry associations, entertainment and tourism industry associations, civil society organisations, education and research organisations, and non-governmental organisations. [2] \n\nThe CNRH is responsible for analysing legislation proposals pertaining to water resources, establishing guidelines for the implementation of the National Policy for Water Resources, promote articulation of water resources planning with federal, regional and state plans as well as users' plans (users being entities that consume water resources), arbitrate disputes pertaining to water resources, deliberate on project proposals that use water resources, approve proposals to create committees for hydrographic basins, establish general criteria for licencing to use water resources, and approve the National Plan for Water Resources and monitor its execution. [3]\n\nThe CNRH must have at least one ordinary meeting every semester besides extraordinary meetings, which can be convoked by the President of the CNRH. [4] A list of its resolutions, meetings' agendas and meetings' minutes can be found in its website. [5][6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"There is a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management in Cambodia.\n\nThe role of MOWRAM is to conduct consultations with other concerned ministries is clearly stated in the 2007 Law on Water Resources Management (Article 5) [1]. The article further stipulates that \"in case of need, the Royal Government of Cambodia shall set up a joint commission for addressing and coordinating works and activities among the Ministries concerned\". Beside MOWRAM, there are also other cross-ministerial coordinating mechanisms for some specific issues related to water resources such as National Council for Sustainable Development based at the Ministry of Environment [2] and National Committee for Disaster Management [3]. For instance, an inter-ministerial meeting was held in late 2018 at the Ministry of Environment to discuss initial social and environmental impact assessment of a sand dredging business on Mekong river in Kampong Cham province, and attended by officials from a number of concerned ministries including MOWRAM, Ministry of Mines and Energy, and Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, etc [4]. When water resource issues concern with Mekong river specifically, it is the responsibility of Cambodia National Mekong Committee to coordinate cross-sectoral dialogue with national line agencies [5]. The country reports the score of 80 (out of 100) on the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on Coordination between national government authorities representing different sectors on water resources, policy, planning and management [6] ."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"There is a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management in China.\n\nSuch platform exists in China for consultation with other ministries on water. The Ministry of Water Resources in China holds conferences and workshops with local water departments to promote efficiency and strengthen implementation of policies in local administrations. In Jan 2019, the Ministry held the National Working Conference on Water Resources in Beijing to deliver the new planning and goals to provincial departments [1]. Later, the Ministry has also held forums in other cities to implement the result of the national conference [2]. In the Water Pollution Prevention and Control Action Plan, for each of the planned actions, the plan specifies the departments that shall participate in it. For example, \"strengthening control of urban domestic pollution\" shall be \"led by Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development and participated by National Development and Reform Commission, Ministry of Environmental Protection, etc.\" [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"The creation of Colombia’s National Water Council (CNA) resulted in a platform for coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management. \nThe CNA was created in 2015 under Law 1753 as part of the National Development Program and is an inter-ministerial body that includes six agencies: Department of National Planning, Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development, Ministry of Mines and Energy, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Ministry of Housing, Cities and Territory, and the Ministry of Health and Social Protection [1]. The Institute of Hydrology, Meteorology and Environmental Studies also participates in the CNA as a non-voting member [2]. According to Law 1753, the CNA's participants can be ministers of the named institutions or delegates appointed by the ministers [1]. The CNA is supposed to meet every three months and its internal regulations were approved in 2018 at its second session, but do not appear to be publicly available online [2]. The CNA does not yet appear to have a website with information regarding its activities [2, 3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"There is a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management.\n\nAccording to article 181 of the Water Law, the National Water Council is established form the purpose of considering essential issues related to water management, harmonisation of different needs and interest and proposing different measures for improvement of water management. The Council has 10 members who are appointed by the Government from the Parliament, including prominent scientists and experts. The Law prescribes that the Council has its own Rules of procedures, but the Rules of procedures and frequency of meetings are not publicly available. According to article 184 of the Water Law, the Ministry of Environment is technical secretariat of the Council. [4] Members of the Council have been appointed last time in 2016. [5]\n\nIn general, coordination among national government authorities when preparing legislation, strategies etc. is based on the principle of \"smart legislation\" which covers all policy areas and aims for \"targeted regulation that goes no further than required, in order to achieve objectives and bring benefits at minimum cost\". In practice this process includes establishment of working groups, coordination between the Government authorities and ministers. [2, 3]\n\nCroatia reports the score 100 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on Coordination between national government authorities representing different sectors on water resources, policy, planning and management. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Ecuador has a high-level system for coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management. However this is not a dedicated platform for coordination.\n\nThe 2014 national water resources law, the Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, created the National Strategic System for Water (Article 15). The system is defined as the “set of processes, entities and instruments that allow for the interaction among different social and institutional actors in order to organize and coordinate the comprehensive and integrated management of water resources” [1]. \n\nArticle 1 of the law’s implementing regulations states that the system comprises the Secretariat of Water, the Intercultural and Plurinational Water Council, the Ministries of Agriculture, Health and Environment, as well as any others ordered by executive decree, the Water Regulation and Control Agency (ARCA), decentralized autonomous governments, and Basin Councils [2]. According to Article 16 of the law, the system’s objectives include connecting all of the aforementioned actors and creating \"tools and spaces\" to coordinate the planning and application of public policy for water resources [1]. The aforementioned \"tools and spaces\" are not defined in the law [1].\n\nA 2018 presentation on equality and social participation by the Secretariat of Water describes the structure of the system as outlined in the regulations, but does not describe how the system works in practice [3]. The website of the Secretariat of Water does not contain additional public evidence regarding how the National Strategic System for Water works in practice [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"In Guinea there is no evidence of a platform for coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management. \n\nThe Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics, responsible for water, seems to have meetings with other national governmental authorities. Indeed, the prime Minister visited the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics to appreciate the achievements obtained in electricity supply and management in the cities of Guinea. Nevertheless, these meetings appear only to occur on an adhoc basis and there is no evidence of coordination among national government authorities in the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook Page (it does not have an official website). [1,2]. \n\nMoreover, in a report supported by the UN on the development of IWRM in Guinea, no evidence of consultation processes between ministries was mentioned. The report did identify some synergies - the different ministries implicated in the integrated water resources management - however there is no evidence of the findings of this report being adopted. (1,3) \n\nFinally, the SDG 6.5.1 Report scores Guinea with 20, since the information related to water management is shared among ministries but no consultation processes take place.(4) Nevertheless, this statement could not be verified in the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook Page (it does not have an official website), in Guinea's second national communication to the UNFCCC, in a UN presentation about the water situation in Guinea, on Guinea Water Company (SEG) website, in a report fro pS-EAU, in the Water Code of Guinea or in theNational Environmental Policy. (1,5,6,7,8,9,10)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"The Supreme Council of Water was established to coordinate water related issues between the Ministries. \n\nThe Supreme Council of Water is the apex body for coordination of the provision, distribution and consumption of water in the country and the Agriculture Ministry was mandated with its initial establishment in 2000 [1] and is operational since 2002 [2]. The council's members include, the President or Vice President, Minister of Energy, Minister of Agriculture, Minister of Interior, Minister of Mining and Industries, Head of Management and Planning Organisation, Head of the Department of Environment, an MP from agriculture, water and natural resources commission, two agricultural experts selected by the President [2]. Sine the members of the council are all higher level decision makers, the decisions can be carried out faster than usual. The Supreme Council of Water is chaired by the president or the vice-president and all its new decisions that are not reflected in current law, after ratification in the Parliament or the cabinet, must be carried out by relevant governmental bodies [1].\n\nMinutes and ratifications of all the meetings can be found on the website of the Ministry of Energy [3]. In the latest session of the Supreme Council of Water in February 2019, the issue of floods in south Iran is discussed and different ministries including Ministry of Interior, Oil Ministry and Ministry of Energy are tasked with different measure to tackle the issue of floods and to ensure using flood water for desertified wetland of Hoor-Al-Azim, protect the oil fields and infrastructure, the safety of Karkheh dam, etc. [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"There is no platform of coordination between different national Government authorities responsible for water in Iraq.\n\nMinisterial committees can be formed from different ministries to coordinate on matters, share information and take decisions, which could include water. However these committees are not permanent and created to respond to discrete challenges requiring inter-ministerial cooperation (1). \n\nIn June 2011, the Iraqi Council of Ministers decided to form a National Water Council. Minister of State and Government Spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh announced that “this Council will link all transactions of ministries and independent organizations with neighboring countries on the issue of water quotas in shared waters and that it would do reinforce the strategy of the Ministry of Water Resources in increasing the storage capacity of the dams of the country.” This council is composed of interdepartmental committees and experts on water issues (2) However, since this declaration there has been no evidence of this council actually being formed. There are no records of meetings happening officially within this council, and it is not mentioned as an existing structure in any of the official ministry's websites. (3)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"A coordination platform among national government authorities on water management has been instituted by legislation in Kazakhstan, but no evidence of its operation was found.\n \n The government created the Interdepartmental Council for Water Resource Management Issues in 2015 with the stated aim of improving the water management system of Kazakhstan. [1] According to its founding document, the Council is headed by a deputy Prime Minister and the Minister for Agriculture, and includes representatives of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, National Economy, Internal Affairs, Energy, Investment and Development, Education and Science, and Finance, as well as the Committee for Water Management of the Ministry of Agriculture. [1, 2] The Council may also include, by agreement, any of the chairpersons of the country's Basin Councils, which unite local stakeholders in each of the countries river basins, as well as a representative of the National Chamber of Entrepreneurs. [1]\n \n The Interdepartmental Council's statute gives it a broad remit in making recommendations on national water management policy, including setting priorities for water supply in river basins at the strategic and local level, and for individual economic sectors. [1] The Council may also make recommendations on any required redistribution of water resources between regions or setting of quotas, where necessary. [1] Finally, the Council may recommend environmental standards and water management sector financing rules, regarding access to state financing and pricing policy. [1] The Interdepartmental Council is to meet at least once every six months. [1]\n \n Despite these provisions, no information on any sessions of the Interdepartmental Council was found on the websites of the Prime Minister of Kazakhstan, or the Ministry of Agriculture. [3, 4] Significantly, the Interdepartmental Council's statute as available online (adopted 2015, last amended 2016) makes reference to the Committee for Water Management of the Ministry of Agriculture and does not mention the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources. [1] The Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources was created in 2019, and was given responsibility for water resource management previously held by the Ministry of Agriculture; the Committee for Water Management became part of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources. [5] The 2019 statutes of the Ministry of Ecology, Committee for Water Management, and Department for Transboundary Rivers of the Ministry of Ecology do not refer to the Interdepartmental Council. [5, 6, 7] No reference to the Interdepartmental Council was found on the website of the Ministry of Ecology. [8] A legal expert on IWRM in Kazakhstan interviewed could not confirm whether the Interdepartmental Council was active at the time of research. [11]\n \n A 2019 review of Kazakhstan's water sector framework conducted by the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea proposes that the Interdepartmental Council should \"resume\" its work on coordination between different ministries. [9] A draft of the 2020-2030 Programme for Water Resource Management does not refer to the Interdepartmental Council. [10]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"There is a platform of co-ordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management in the Kyrgyz Republic.\n \n In Kyrgyzstan, the National Water Council (‘NWC’) was established in 2006, after the adoption of the new Kyrgyz 2005 Water Code. [1] Under the 2005 Water Code, the NWC is charged with co-ordinating the activities of ministries, administrative departments and other government bodies for water resources management, use and protection. [2] The NWC coordinates the activities of government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management in the Kyrgyz Republic. [3]\n \n The recently-established State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘SAW’) - previously the Department of Water Resources and Land Improvement of the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Improvement of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘DWRLI’) until 2019 - acts as Secretary for the NWC and co-ordinates and regulates activities in the field of water resources management. [4]\n \n Under the 2005 Water Code, as well as the Government Decree on the NWC, the NWC is to be attended by “heads of ministries, administrative departments and other government bodies responsible for water resources management, including financial aspects and public security”. [1, 5]\n \n According to a local water resources expert, in practice, NWC attendees include: Prime Minister of the Kyrgyz Republic, SAW representatives, representatives from the Ministry of Health and Ministry of Agriculture, etc. [6] The interviewee noted that meetings of the NWC are not held regularly, and that the last meeting was held in 2018. He noted that an NWC meeting will likely be held in August 2020. [6]\n \n Additionally, research suggests that the SAW holds an annual “Steering Committee Meeting of the National Policy Dialogue on Integrated Water Resources Management in Kyrgyzstan\". The National Policy Dialogue in Kyrgyzstan was set up in 2008 and is facilitated by the UNECE and OECD. The aim of the Steering Committee meetings is for participants to discuss ongoing and future activities under the European Union Water Initiative National Policy Dialogue and minutes of the meetings are available on the UNECE website. [8, 9, 10] The meetings are attended by several representatives of international organisations (European Union, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)) and Kyrgyz Government organisations – Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Economy, Ministry of Health, and Ministry of Agriculture, as well as agencies responsible for statistics, environmental protection, and hydrometeorology. [7] In 2017, representatives from internationally-funded water resources management development projects, including the World Bank Agricultural Productivity and Nutrition Improvement Project, Global Environment Facility-UNDP-UNECE Project “Promoting transboundary cooperation and integrated water resources management in the Chu and Talas River basins” were also represented. [7] Additionally, Non-Governmental Organisations including the National Water Partnership of Kyrgyzstan and Kyrgyz Alliance for Water and Sanitation, as well as educational institutions were represented. [7] Although co-ordination meetings are organised annually, there is no evidence to suggest that a meeting was held in 2019 or 2020 on the SAW website. [11]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE) is assigned by the water law to coordinate with other ministries and authorities to implement water resources, policy, planning and management but there is no publicly available evidence that MONRE acts as a coordination platform with other agencies and ministries. [1] There is no mention of coordination work or meetings with other agencies on the MONRE website. [2] Prior to establishment of MONRE’s precursor, the Water Resources and Environment Administration (WREA) in 2007, there was a Water Resources Coordination Committee. [3] This was established in February 1998 and grouped five ministries of agriculture and forestry; communications, post and construction; industry and handicrafts; public health; and justice, with the Lao National Mekong Committee and the Lao Women’s Union, together with the Science, Technology and Environment Agency. However, there is no record of this committee functioning after 2008. [3] Following the creation of WREA, the Lao National Mekong Committee (LNMC) was made the national water apex body but the LNMC was incorporated into MONRE’s Department of Water Resources in March 2009. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"The National Warter Council (CNE) and The Joint Programme of Support to IWRM (PCA-GIRE) provide such platform for consultation with other ministries on water. \n\nThe National Water Council (CNE) is a platform that brings together different ministries (Ministries in charge of Water, Energy, Health, Environment, Territorial Administration, Equipment, Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Fisheries, High Council of Territorial Communities, Civil Society, Users and Operators) and which serves as a consultative body. Created in 2002-03 by ministerial decree, the CNE is the platform where these various ministries come togehter to be informed of water-related data collected by the DNH [7]. Its mission is to issue proposals and advisory opinions on all water-related issues, in particular on draft water master plans and master plans for water management, as well as related modifications and water development and distribution projects of a national or regional character. However, the CNE does not have a website of its own and therefore the frequency of these meeting could not be ascertained [8].\n\nThe PCA-GIRE programme [1] is entrusted to the Programme and Project Management Unit of IWRM (UG-IWRM) of the DNH and brings together 3 ministries: (i) the Ministry of Energy and Water, (ii) the Ministry of Environment and Sanitation, and (iii) the Ministry of Rural Development, alongside a number of committees and stakeholder institutions [2]. The PCA-GIRE becomes a platform of consultation with other ministries as it requires regular meetings with a wide range of stakeholders on water-related issues. These meetings are held at various ministries and chaired by various insitutions such as the National Council fo Water for instance [3].\n\nThese include water committees such as the National Water Partnership (PNE), the National Coordination of Water Users (CNU), and the Local Water Committees (CLE), as well as the commission of management of dam water in Sélingué and Markala (CGSM) [2]. A third type of stakeholder involved are the technical bodies such as the National Water Laboratory and its Mopti antenna, the Faculty of Science and Technology, and the technical assistance committee, seconded by the NGO Wetlands International [2]. The PCA-GIRE has a general objective of \"Strengthening the implementation of IWRM at the local, national and international levels by supporting the Malian authorities and other stakeholders involved in the implementation of the national water policy\" [1]. \n\nIn practice, these stakeholders coordinate for the implementation of the PCA-GIRE and the national water policy (which is contained in the 2005 Water Code and other documents cited above) [1]. There are regular meetings taking place during which these various stakeholders discuss and coordinate on matters related to water as evidenced by the following examples. In September 2018 took place the 2nd meeting of the National Council of Water where PCA-GIRE was discussed and provided stakeholder with the platform to coordinate on water issues. Indeed, the meeting allowed the participants to assess the achievements of the PCA-IWRM and to share the recommendations made during the mid-term evaluation of the PCA-GIRE with a view to further improving the implementation of the programme. [3] Earlier in May 2018 the PCA-GIRE stakeholders met to discuss financial matters related to the project as well as to coordinate on the reorientation of the programme towards 2019-2020 [4]. Moreover, the regularity of these meetings are documented in a 2017 Wageningen Environmental Research report on the PCA-GIRE, page 26, which outlines weekly meetings of the UG-IWRM as well as roundtables with stakeholders involved in food security for example [5]. Back in 2016, there were three Coordination Committee meetings, one Steering Committee meeting with a participation rate of 74% and the PCA-IWRM organized information and sensitization workshops for actors in the four (04) regions (Koulikoro, Sikasso, Ségou, Mopti) [6].\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, the National Council of Water that is led by the Minister of Irrigation gathers representatives of different ministries (at least 17 different institutions, including a representative of the OMVS); the Council's mandate includes facilitating policy coordination and supporting the implementation of the principles of integrated water management; and issuing advisory opinions to the government on all matters concerning water resources [1]. The Council meets twice a year and as much as requested by its president [1]. \n\nThe council includes the following ministries: \n1. Ministry of the Interior of Post and Telecommunication:\n- The representative of the Minister in charge of local authorities\n2. Ministry of Economic Affairs and Development\n- The Minister's Representative\n3. Ministry of Fisheries and Maritime Economy\n- The Minister's Representative\n4. Ministry of Equipment and Transport:\n- The Minister's Representative\n5. Ministry of Commerce of Crafts and Tourism:\n- The Minister's Representative\n6. The Ministry of Energy and Petroleum\n- The Minister's Representative\n7. The Ministry of Hydraulics:\n- The Technical Adviser in charge of the water sector\n- The Chargé de mission in charge of the Cell of the OMVS\n8. Ministry of Industry and Mines:\n- The Minister\n9. The Ministry of Rural Development:\n- The Minister in charge of rural development\n10. The Ministry of Health and Social Affairs\n- The Minister in charge of Health [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"There is a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management in Myanmar.\n\nThe National Water Resource Committee (NWRC) is the apex body for the water related matters in Myanmar.[1] The NWRC is chaired by the H.E. Vice President U Henry Van Thio. Ministers, Deputy Ministers, and Director Generals from water-related Ministries plus the Chairperson and Secretary of Advisory Group joined the committee as members. [2] The coordination meeting organized by NWRC takes place occasionally and is attended by NWRC members, Union Ministers Lt-Gen Ye Aung, U Ohn Win, U Win Khaing and U Soe Win, Deputy Ministers U Tin Myint and U Soe Aung, , state/ region government members, ministers, heads of departments, advisory group chairman and members, technicians and officials. [ 3, 4, 5] For example, the work programme coordination meeting of the National Water Resources Committee held in 2019 was attended by Vice Chairman of the National Water Resources Committee and Union Minister for Transport and Communications U Thant Sin Maung, Member and Union Minister for Border Affairs Lt.Gen Ye Aung, Nay Pyi Taw Council Chairman Dr Myo Aung, Yangon Mayor U Maung Maung Soe, states and regions ministers, permanent secretaries, director generals and officials. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"There is a platform of coordination in Perú among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management. \n\nThe Law of Water Resources of 2009 created the Board of Directors (Consejo Directivo), which is comprised of one member from each of the Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of the Environment, Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation, Ministry of Energy and Mines; a representative of the productive public sector; a representative of the public health and sanitation sector; an elected representative of regional governments; a representative of rural municipalities; a representative each of agrarian and non-agrarian users; a representative of rural, low-income communities; a representative of indigenous communities; a representative of the National Maritime Authority. [1] The Board of Directors meets twice a year to approve the budget, the annual operating plan, the annual report, the balance sheet and the financial statements of the National Water Authority and in an extraordinary manner, as many times as are necessary to the fulfillment of its functions. [2,3] Meeting minutes and resolutions are available on the ANA website, in December 2018, a new president was elected. [4]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"In Senegal a platform exists for coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management. \n\nThis coordination is achieved through the Superior Water Council. This Council composed of the Minister of Agriculture, Energy, Environment, among others, is responsible for coordinating all initiatives related to water management in the national territory, and resolving any conflict related to the water use of the different sectors. According to this decree, the council has meetings at least twice a year, on convocation of its president.(1) However, no evidence of actual meetings taking place at specific dates could be found in the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation or in the Directorate of Water Resources Management and Planning (DGPRE) (2,3) The only evidence found is that the DGPRE has in its mandate, the responsibility to organize and prepare the meetings of the Superior Water Council. (3) However, according to a report for the elaboration of a national strategy to improve water quality, the functioning of the Council is not entirely satisfactory. (4) The fact that the Superior Water Council functions only partially is also mentioned in an African Water Facility Report. (5)\n\nHowever, the SDG 6.5.1 Report scores SÉNÉGAL with 80, since the information related to water management is shared among ministries and official consultation processes take place, with the objective of having a collective agreement on important issues and activities. (6)\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"In Serbia there is a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for environmental policy design, planning and management, but their mandate covers only the issues related to EU accession issues and is not exclusive to water [2] According to article 140 of the Water Law, a minister in charge for water management should establish a Council for Waters. However, there are no information that such council has been established. [1,3,4] \n\nNegotiating Group for Chapter 27 (Environment) is coordinating all activities of national authorities related to Serbian accession to the EU related to environmental issues. Members are different line ministries and agencies and the Negotiating Group is coordinated by the Ministry of Environment. Within this Negotiating Group there are sector groups covering Water Quality, Waste Management and Natura Protection. [2] \n\nOn the websites of the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Serbian Water Directorate there were no other evidence of a platform for coordination between ministries on water. [3, 4]\n\nSerbia reports the score 30 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Coordination between national government authorities representing different sectors on water resources, policy, planning and management. The assessment states that there is a lack of fruitful vertical (national/provincial/local level) and horizontal (intersectional) coordination and cooperation on issues related to water management. Information exchange between different authorities/agencies/companies dealing with water management is present, but there are sometimes problems with slow administrative procedures. [5] The information exchange could not be independently verified [3,4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"In Slovenia there is a outlined mechanism for coordination between national government authorities. The legislation covers the water related issues however the mechanism is not exclusive to this area. There is no legislation/platform specific to water coordination. [1]\n\nIn accordance with Article 10 of the Rules of Procedure of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia [Uradni list RS], Nos 43/01, 23/02 – corr., 54/03, 103/03, 114/04, 26/06, 21/07, 32/10, 73/10, 95/11, 64/12 and 10/14) government materials must, prior to being submitted for debate by the government, be coordinated with the relevant ministries and government offices. Drafts of general acts and acts relating to the work of the government must always be coordinated in advance with the Ministry of Finance and the Government Office for Legislation. Only when it is not possible, after obtaining the opinions of the ministers and government offices that have been involved, to reach an agreement or when coordination in advance is impossible due to the urgent nature of the procedure, can materials that have not been harmonised be submitted for government debate. Every ministry and government office approached must offer its opinion on the material drawn up within 14 days at the latest of having received it, otherwise it shall be considered that the ministry or office agrees with the content of the material. In the case of general acts and acts on the government’s work, the opinion of the Government Office for Legislation must be obtained again if during the prior inter-ministerial coordination the material was changed. The new opinion must be delivered within five working days at the latest after the receipt of the amended material, otherwise it shall be deemed that the amended material is harmonised. [1]\n\nWebsites of the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning, Water Agency and Environment Protection Agency do not have additional information about a platform for coordination related to water management. [2, 3, 4] In 2016, when the Water Agency was founded, its priorities made no mention of the establishment of any platform for coordination with other ministries [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"Partially, Syria has a council that integrates various ministries to coordinate for water management, however there remain concerns about the comprehensiveness of this coordination.\n\nA Council of General Commission for Water Resource Management is in charge of integrating water policies between various Ministries. The commission was established according to the government orientations toward improvement of water resource management and development in Syria, based on Legislative Decree No /90/ passed by the President on September 2005.It brings together the Ministry of Irrigation, The Ministry of Agriculture and Agrarian Reform (MAAR), The Ministry of Housing and Construction (MHC) and the The Ministry of Local Administration and Environment (MLAE). [1] [2] \n\nThe Higher Water Council, the body that oversees the Ministry of Water Resources may also invite some ministers and a group of specialists in the field of water to attend its meetings - if required to operationalise its Mandate. [2] \n\nAccording to the website of the Ministry of Water Resources, both organisations appear to meet on a semi-regular basis [4] \n\nHowever, according to the FAO, corrdination between various ministries is fragmented and weak due to the lack of exchange of key water resource data between different institutions, which in turn hampers effective policy making. [1]\n\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"A platform for coordination between national authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management is stipulated by legislation adopted in 2020, but no evidence was found that it was yet active at the time of research.\n \n As part of a “Reform Programme for the Water Sector” of the Republic of Tajikistan between 2016 and 2025, the Government of Tajikistan committed to establishing a “National Water Council” (‘NWC’). [1] This NWC is the highest coordination body in the field of water resources management, responsible for coordination of ministries and other authorised state planning bodies on issues regarding the management, use and protection of water resources. The NWC is stipulated for establishment in the 2020 Water Code and is to replace the pre-existing Coordination Council under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan on Water and Energy Issue. [1, 2] According to its establishing legislation, as founded in 2009, the Coordination Council included the Ministers of Foreign Affairs, Economic Development, Justice, Finance and Agriculture, as well as the Chairpersons of the Government of Tajikistan's Committees for Investments, for Protection of the Environment, and for Emergencies and others, and had overall responsibility for policy, planning and management on linkages between the water and energy sectors, including the hydroelectric sector. [2, 3]\n \n According to the 2020 Water Code, the NWC has the powers to: co-ordinate the actions of the relevant ministries, departments, river basin councils, water user associations, private sector organisations, as well as non-governmental organisations in the field of use and protection of water resources; consider and approve draft state forecasts, concepts, strategies and development programmes in the field of water resources and evaluate their implementation, draft basin water management plans and action plans related to the use and protection of water resources; and draft basin plans and action plans related to the use and protection of water resources. [4]\n \n The principal tasks of the NWC are: to adopt and develop state policy and legislation in the field of Integrated Water Resources Management (‘IWRM’); to adopt and develop state policy and legislation in the field of water resources management and environmental protection; to adopt and develop state policy and legislation in the field of water conservation; to adopt and develop state policy and legislation in the field of water resources management with the consideration of the impacts of climate change. [1]\n \n According to the 2020 Water Code, the NWC is to be comprised of heads of ministries, departments and other government bodies responsible for the use and protection of water resources, as well as relevant experts and representatives from non-government and scientific organisations. [4] However, the only body specified in the legislation is the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources (‘MEWR’), which is to act as Secretary for the NWC and carries out the coordinating and regulating of activities in the field of water resources management. [4] The MEWR website contained no evidence that the National Water Council had yet been convened since adoption of the new Water Code as of the time of research in July 2020. [5]\n \n The 2020 Water Code does not provide for how often the NWC should meet. [4] A local water resources expert noted that the NWC has not yet been formally established, and no meetings have been held. [12]\n \n The MEWR held several inter-departmental meetings partially addressing issues of national water resource policy and new legislation in 2018 and 2019, at which other ministries and departments were represented, but reports did not specify which other agencies were present. [6, 7, 8, 9]\n \n Additionally, according to the MEWR website, the MEWR is also entrusted with the functions of co-ordinating the activities of various ministries and departments dealing with issues related to various aspects of the management, use and protection of water resources, in particular, the MEWR is the lead agency in the National Dialogue on Water Policy in the field of IWRM. [10] The National Dialogue on Water Policy in the field of IWRM aims to establish Tajikistan’s long-term IWRM policy, and in 2018 included representatives of the MEWR, the Agency for Land Reclamation and Irrigation under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and other members of the Co-Ordination Council representing ministries and departments of the Republic of Tajikistan, as well as representatives of development partners. [11, 10]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"A platform for coordination between national authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management is stipulated by legislation adopted in 2020, but no evidence was found that it was yet active at the time of research.\n \n As part of a “Reform Programme for the Water Sector” of the Republic of Tajikistan between 2016 and 2025, the Government of Tajikistan committed to establishing a “National Water Council” (‘NWC’). [1] This NWC is the highest coordination body in the field of water resources management, responsible for coordination of ministries and other authorised state planning bodies on issues regarding the management, use and protection of water resources. The NWC is stipulated for establishment in the 2020 Water Code and is to replace the pre-existing Coordination Council under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan on Water and Energy Issue. [1, 2] According to its establishing legislation, as founded in 2009, the Coordination Council included the Ministers of Foreign Affairs, Economic Development, Justice, Finance and Agriculture, as well as the Chairpersons of the Government of Tajikistan's Committees for Investments, for Protection of the Environment, and for Emergencies and others, and had overall responsibility for policy, planning and management on linkages between the water and energy sectors, including the hydroelectric sector. [2, 3]\n \n According to the 2020 Water Code, the NWC has the powers to: co-ordinate the actions of the relevant ministries, departments, river basin councils, water user associations, private sector organisations, as well as non-governmental organisations in the field of use and protection of water resources; consider and approve draft state forecasts, concepts, strategies and development programmes in the field of water resources and evaluate their implementation, draft basin water management plans and action plans related to the use and protection of water resources; and draft basin plans and action plans related to the use and protection of water resources. [4]\n \n The principal tasks of the NWC are: to adopt and develop state policy and legislation in the field of Integrated Water Resources Management (‘IWRM’); to adopt and develop state policy and legislation in the field of water resources management and environmental protection; to adopt and develop state policy and legislation in the field of water conservation; to adopt and develop state policy and legislation in the field of water resources management with the consideration of the impacts of climate change. [1]\n \n According to the 2020 Water Code, the NWC is to be comprised of heads of ministries, departments and other government bodies responsible for the use and protection of water resources, as well as relevant experts and representatives from non-government and scientific organisations. [4] However, the only body specified in the legislation is the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources (‘MEWR’), which is to act as Secretary for the NWC and carries out the coordinating and regulating of activities in the field of water resources management. [4] The MEWR website contained no evidence that the National Water Council had yet been convened since adoption of the new Water Code as of the time of research in July 2020. [5]\n \n The 2020 Water Code does not provide for how often the NWC should meet. [4] A local water resources expert noted that the NWC has not yet been formally established, and no meetings have been held. [12]\n \n The MEWR held several inter-departmental meetings partially addressing issues of national water resource policy and new legislation in 2018 and 2019, at which other ministries and departments were represented, but reports did not specify which other agencies were present. [6, 7, 8, 9]\n \n Additionally, according to the MEWR website, the MEWR is also entrusted with the functions of co-ordinating the activities of various ministries and departments dealing with issues related to various aspects of the management, use and protection of water resources, in particular, the MEWR is the lead agency in the National Dialogue on Water Policy in the field of IWRM. [10] The National Dialogue on Water Policy in the field of IWRM aims to establish Tajikistan’s long-term IWRM policy, and in 2018 included representatives of the MEWR, the Agency for Land Reclamation and Irrigation under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and other members of the Co-Ordination Council representing ministries and departments of the Republic of Tajikistan, as well as representatives of development partners. [11, 10]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"Thailand does have a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources management. \n\nThe Office of National Water Resources was specifically created to be the focal point on water management and to coordinate relevant works between other related agencies such as the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives and the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment. The first obligation and responsibility of Office of National Water Resources is stated as follows: \"to perform as the main agency in conducting studies and analyses of water situations which can be used as information for proposing policies or otherwise formulating master plans and measures in water resources management and coordinating for implementation.\" [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"There are two platforms of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management – the Water Management Coordination Committee and the Basin Management Central Committee. The former does not appear to have met while the latter met once each in 2017 and 2018.\n\nThe higher level Water Management Coordination Committee was established by a Prime Ministry circular published in the Official Gazette in March 2012. According to the circular it is headed by the Minister of Forestry and Water Affairs and includes among its members high-level officials of the ministries of Environment and Urbanisation, Internal Affairs, Foreign Affairs, Health, Food Agriculture and Livestock, Science Industry and Technology, Energy and Natural Resources, Culture and Tourism, Development and EU affairs as well as the General Directorate of Water Management (DGWM), the Turkish Water Institute (SUEN) and other government institutions responsible for water infrastructure, meteorology and erosion control. [1] \n\nMeanwhile, Article 5 of the most recent piece of legislation related to the establishment of the Basin Management Central Committee, which was published in the Official Gazette in January 2019, names among its members the deputy ministers of the ministries of Agriculture and Forestry (the chairperson), Industry and Technology, Environment and Urbanisation, Foreign Affairs, Energy and Natural Resources, Internal Affairs, Culture and Tourism, Health, and Transport and Infrastructure, as well as the heads of the DGWM, other departments of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, SUEN and other government institutions responsible for water infrastructure, local government financing, meteorology, erosion control, national parks, and disasters and emergencies. [2]\n\nThe website of the DGWM Department of Basin Management states that the department is responsible for acting as the secretariat of both the Water Management Coordination Committee and the Basin Management Central Committee, but contains no minutes of their meetings or information about their activities (either in English or in Turkish) [3]. A review of the periodic (four-monthly) bulletins which the DGWM publishes about its activities indicates that the first meeting of the Basin Management Central Committee took place on 23 May 2017 and discussed, inter alia, the need to increase coordination between the institutions at central and basin levels. At the end of this meeting, Ministry Undersecretary Akif Özkaldı stated that the Basin Management Central Committee would meet again towards the end of the same year, and that the Water Management Coordination Committee would be convened by Veysel Eroğlu, the then minister of Forestry and Water Affairs (Bulletin no. 13 p.18). In fact, the Basin Management Central Committee met again on 11 April 2018. It reviewed the issues raised for its attention at the meetings of the various provincial water management coordination boards (a total of the 157 meetings) in 2017, and “took important decisions towards the solution of each of them”. Subsequent bulletins make no mention of any further meetings of the Basin Management Central Committee or of any meeting of the Water Management Coordination Committee. [4] There was no indication of the meetings of the Water Management Coordination Committee. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence of an official platform for coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources in Turkmenistan. \n \n Water resources policy, planning, and management are overseen by the State Committee on Water Management, which was established in 2019 and adopted the mandate of the Ministry of Agriculture and Water and the State Committee on the Protection of the Environment and Land Resources. [1, 2] As part of its mandate enshrined in the Water Code of Turkmenistan, this committee coordinates water management across different sectors and is responsible for creating and implementing government policies in the area of water management. [1, 2] \n \n However, there is no evidence that this committee serves as a platform for coordination among national authorities. There have been ad hoc coordination initiatives, including a March 2019 roundtable meeting in which authorities from the State Committee on Water Management, the Parliament of Turkmenistan, and the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection, as well as representatives from civil society, gathered in the country's capital to discuss inter-agency cooperation in the area of water resource management. [3] The roundtable was convened by the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia and the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, which Turkmenistan chaired from 2017 to 2019. [3, 4] However, this appears to have been a one-off initiative that does not constitute a platform."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"There is a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management as the Ministry of Water Management itself is mandated to perform this role, but it is focused on lower levels than government agencies.\n \n Previously, the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan served as a platform of coordination in accordance with Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 256 of 12 December 2006 \"On the Organisation of the Activities of the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan\", which adopted Resolution on the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan, regulating the organisation's activities (Appendix 1 to Resolution No. 256 of 12 December 2006). [1] The National Committee was disbanded and its role and functions passed to the Ministry of Water Management on 1 January 2020 in accordance with Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PP-4546 of 9 December 2019 \"On Measures to Further Reduce Bureaucratic Barriers and to Introduce Modern Governance Principles into the Operation of State Bodies and Organisations\". [2] According to Dr Vadim Sokolov Head of Agency of IFAS for Aral Sea Program and GEF Projects, the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan was reregistered by the Ministry of Justice as a non-governmental non-profit organisation in 2020 and according to its foundational charter, its responsibilities include coordinating the activities of water consumers and users in interconnected sectors and to aid water management organisations in economic, scientific and technical policy in water management. [3] The foundational charter does not mention coordinating government authorities. The National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan does not yet have a website and its foundational documents are not in the public domain. [3]\n \n Point 4 of the Resolution on the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan, which has not been repealed, states that the National Committee was a collegiate body acting on a community basis comprising heads of various ministries and agencies, as well as leading academics and specialists in irrigation, draingange and environmental protection. [1] The purpose and aims of the National Committee as laid out in points 8 and 9 of the Resolution include coordination and cooperation in water management policy, water use and planning. The membership of the National Committee is listed in Appendix 2 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 256 of 12 December 2006 and includes the Minister for Water Management, the lead specialist of the Secratariat for Agricultural and Food Production Development of the Cabinet of Ministers, the first deputy minister to the chairman of the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Ecology and Environmental Protection as well as representatives of other government agencies, enterprises and academic institutions. [1] According to Dr Kakhramon Djumaboev, Researcher/Water Management at the International Water Management Institute, the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage has been active on an international level only in recent years and has not been active at the national level, but this may change with the election of Dr Shavkat Khamraev, who previously led the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage, to the position of Vice President of the International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage 2019-2022 [4]. Evidence of the Ministry of Water Management performing a coordinating role can be seen, for example, in the hosting of a briefing on 31 January 2020 titled \"Major Measures being implemented in Uzbekistan for Sustainable Use of Transboundary Watercourses in Central Asia\" in which the Chairman of the Committee for Agriculture and Water Management Issues of the Legislative Chamber of the Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan and representatives of ministers and agencies participated. [5] No evidence regarding the frequency of such events has been identified and the minutes of such briefings are not available online. [6] According to Dr Kakhramon Djumaboev, Researcher/Water Management at the International Water Management Institute, coordination efforts tend to be made on an ad hoc basis, but he notes that the recent development of the \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\"\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") has involved an increased level of coordinated interaction [4].\n\nAccording to Dr Caroline Milow, Political Advisor to EU Special Representative for Central Asia, Council of the European Union, a National Working Group was established under the framework of the EU-funded water governance programme in Uzbekistan, which was approved by a Cabinet of Ministers decision on 7 September 2016. However, this decision has not been identified in the public domain. According to Dr Milow, the National Working Group comprises the Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Economy, State Committee for Ecology, State Committee for Geology and Mineral  Resources, Uzhydromet, Parliament, Farmers' Council, State Water Infrastructure Supervision Inspectorate under the Ministry Water Resources (Gosvodkhoznadzor), National Coordinating Unit (NCU), State Industry, Geology and Mining Inspection, Tashkent Institute of Irrigation and Agricultural Mechanization Engineers and the Academy for Public Administration under the President of the Republic. Dr Milow highlights the need for other international organisations to push for this coordination mechanism to be kept alive. [7]\n \n Point 4.2 of the \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") notes that insufficient coordination between agencies invovled in water management is a current problem to be addressed through the introduction of the Water Code and governance reforms. [8] The Coordination Council for the implementation of the Water Development Strategy includes the prime minister, the prime minister's adviser on agricultural and food production development, the minister for water management, the finance minister and other ministers and representatives of government bodies (Appendix 3) [8]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"There is a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management as the Ministry of Water Management itself is mandated to perform this role, but it is focused on lower levels than government agencies.\n \n Previously, the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan served as a platform of coordination in accordance with Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 256 of 12 December 2006 \"On the Organisation of the Activities of the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan\", which adopted Resolution on the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan, regulating the organisation's activities (Appendix 1 to Resolution No. 256 of 12 December 2006). [1] The National Committee was disbanded and its role and functions passed to the Ministry of Water Management on 1 January 2020 in accordance with Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PP-4546 of 9 December 2019 \"On Measures to Further Reduce Bureaucratic Barriers and to Introduce Modern Governance Principles into the Operation of State Bodies and Organisations\". [2] According to Dr Vadim Sokolov Head of Agency of IFAS for Aral Sea Program and GEF Projects, the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan was reregistered by the Ministry of Justice as a non-governmental non-profit organisation in 2020 and according to its foundational charter, its responsibilities include coordinating the activities of water consumers and users in interconnected sectors and to aid water management organisations in economic, scientific and technical policy in water management. [3] The foundational charter does not mention coordinating government authorities. The National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan does not yet have a website and its foundational documents are not in the public domain. [3]\n \n Point 4 of the Resolution on the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan, which has not been repealed, states that the National Committee was a collegiate body acting on a community basis comprising heads of various ministries and agencies, as well as leading academics and specialists in irrigation, draingange and environmental protection. [1] The purpose and aims of the National Committee as laid out in points 8 and 9 of the Resolution include coordination and cooperation in water management policy, water use and planning. The membership of the National Committee is listed in Appendix 2 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 256 of 12 December 2006 and includes the Minister for Water Management, the lead specialist of the Secratariat for Agricultural and Food Production Development of the Cabinet of Ministers, the first deputy minister to the chairman of the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Ecology and Environmental Protection as well as representatives of other government agencies, enterprises and academic institutions. [1] According to Dr Kakhramon Djumaboev, Researcher/Water Management at the International Water Management Institute, the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage has been active on an international level only in recent years and has not been active at the national level, but this may change with the election of Dr Shavkat Khamraev, who previously led the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage, to the position of Vice President of the International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage 2019-2022 [4]. Evidence of the Ministry of Water Management performing a coordinating role can be seen, for example, in the hosting of a briefing on 31 January 2020 titled \"Major Measures being implemented in Uzbekistan for Sustainable Use of Transboundary Watercourses in Central Asia\" in which the Chairman of the Committee for Agriculture and Water Management Issues of the Legislative Chamber of the Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan and representatives of ministers and agencies participated. [5] No evidence regarding the frequency of such events has been identified and the minutes of such briefings are not available online. [6] According to Dr Kakhramon Djumaboev, Researcher/Water Management at the International Water Management Institute, coordination efforts tend to be made on an ad hoc basis, but he notes that the recent development of the \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\"\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") has involved an increased level of coordinated interaction [4].\n\nAccording to Dr Caroline Milow, Political Advisor to EU Special Representative for Central Asia, Council of the European Union, a National Working Group was established under the framework of the EU-funded water governance programme in Uzbekistan, which was approved by a Cabinet of Ministers decision on 7 September 2016. This decision has not been identified in the public domain. According to Dr Milow, the National Working Group comprises the Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Economy, State Committee for Ecology, State Committee for Geology and Mineral  Resources, Uzhydromet, Parliament, Farmers' Council, State Water Infrastructure Supervision Inspectorate under the Ministry Water Resources (Gosvodkhoznadzor), National Coordinating Unit (NCU), State Industry, Geology and Mining Inspection, Tashkent Institute of Irrigation and Agricultural Mechanization Engineers and the Academy for Public Administration under the President of the Republic. Dr Milow highlights the need for other international organisations to push for this coordination mechanism to be kept alive. [7]\n \n Point 4.2 of the \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") notes that insufficient coordination between agencies invovled in water management is a current problem to be addressed through the introduction of the Water Code and governance reforms. [8] The Coordination Council for the implementation of the Water Development Strategy includes the prime minister, the prime minister's adviser on agricultural and food production development, the minister for water management, the finance minister and other ministers and representatives of government bodies (Appendix 3) [8]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"Venezuela has a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management. \n\nArticle 25 of the 2007 Water Resources Law established the National Water Resources Council, which the Ministry of Eco-Socialism and Water Resources presided over, and it includes representatives of each Hydrographic Region Council, a representative from the National Assembly, a representative of institutional water users and a representative of the National Institute of Indigenous Peoples, as well as representatives of the following ministries: environment, planning and development, agriculture and land, participation and social development, popular economy, defense, mines and primary industries, and science and technology [1]. The Council is only mentioned once on the website of the Ministry of Care for Water Resources, as an institution participating in Integrated Water Resources Management [4]. \n\nAccording to the 2007 Water Resources Law, the National Water Resources Council, is tasked with advising on water conservation and sustainable use policies, advising on the creation of the National Integrated Water Resources Management Plan, participating in the creation of technical regulations, and issuing opinions regarding water transfers between hydrographic regions, among other responsibilities [1]. A 2018 press release stated that the Council was to be sworn in and meet in March 2018 to discuss water distribution issues as well as proposals from local Technical Water Boards [3]. \n \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"There is a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management in Vietnam.\n\nThe Department of Water Resources Management (DWRM), which was created in June 2017 by Decision No. 1536 / QD-BTNMT of the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MONRE), is the platform for water resources, planning, policy and management in Vietnam. The DWRM website includes a section on activities of the department and related news. The page highlights meetings that bring members of the DWRM and other government agencies to discuss and learn about water management issues. [1] For example in April, leaders of the Department of Water Resources Management, National Center for Water Resources Planning and Investigation, Standing Office of Vietnam Mekong River Commission, Institute of Water Resources Science and related units met to discuss equitable allocation of water resources and environmental protection. [2] The DWRM also publishes a monthly newsletter that highlights activities with local governments and other national government agencies. [3]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n \n [2] Office of the President of the Afghanistan. \" High Council on Land and Water Member.\" [https://president.gov.af/en/high-council-on-land-and-water-members/]\n \n [3] Rasooly, Nawid. 17 December 2019. \"Master of Science Thesis: Water Governance in Afghanistan\". [https://ir.library.oregonstate.edu/downloads/wp988r70x?locale=en] (direct download)\n \n [4] United Nation Assistance Mission in Afghanistan \"An Assessment of Afghanistan’s Legal Framework Governing Water for Agriculture.\" [https://unama.unmissions.org/sites/default/files/2016_19_10_water_rights_final_v2.pdf]\n \n [5] World Bank. 26 May 2019. \"Afghanistan Water Supply and Sanitation Services and Institutional Support Program: Project Information Document\". [http://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/656571560368381018/pdf/Concept-Project-Information-Document-PID-Afghanistan-Water-Supply-and-Sanitation-Services-and-Institutional-Support-Program-P169970.pdf].\n \n [6] Pajhwok Afghan News, 12 February 2015. \"Session of Supreme Council for Water Affairs Management.\" [https://www.pajhwok.com/en/node/413123]\n \n [7] Presidency of Afghanistan. [https://president.gov.af/]\n \n [8] Presidency of Afghanistan.\"Supreme Council for Land and Water\", (\"صفحه نخست / شورای عالی اراضی و آب\"). [https://president.gov.af/da/General1/category/waterandlands].\n \n [9] Presidency of Afghanistan. 1 July 2020. \"The meeting of the Supreme Council of Water, Land and Urban Development was held\", (\"جلسه شورای عالی آب، اراضی و توسعه شهری برگزار گردید\"). [https://president.gov.af/da/?p=25418].\n \n [10] Presidency of Afghanistan. 2 April 2018 \"President Ghani emphasized effective water management and equitable distribution\", (\"رئیس‌جمهورغنی بر مدیریت موثر و تقسیم عادلانه آب تأکید کرد\"). [https://president.gov.af/da/news-366251].\n \n [11] Presidency of Afghanistan. 25 July 2017 \"The meeting of the Supreme Council of Land and Water was held under the chairmanship of President Ghani\", (\"رئیس‌جمهورغنی بر مدیریت موثر و تقسیم عادلانه آب تأکید کرد\"). [https://president.gov.af/da/News/99880].\n \n [12] Government of Afghanistan, 2008. 'Water sector strategy \" [https://afghanwaters.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/2008-Water-Sector-Strategy-Eng.pdf]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Constitutional President of the Republic. Supreme Decree 26599. 2002. https://www.ecolex.org/details/legislation/decreto-supremo-no-26599-crea-el-consejo-interinstitucional-del-agua-coniag-lex-faoc044141/\n[2] Constitutional President of the Republic. Law 18. 2006. https://www.ecolex.org/details/legislation/ley-no-3360-consejo-interinstitucional-del-agua-lex-faoc062412/\n[3] Constitutional President of the Republic. Supreme Decree 29082. 2007. http://gacetaoficialdebolivia.gob.bo/index.php/normas/descargar/26589\n[4] Google. site:gob.bo CONSEJO INTERINSTITUCIONAL DEL AGUA. 2019. https://www.google.com/search?q=site:gob.bo+CONSEJO+INTERINSTITUCIONAL+DEL+AGUA&safe=off&client=firefox-b-d&ei=pGviXIHyEMqz5gLPjJ6wBA&start=0&sa=N&ved=0ahUKEwiB1O233qniAhXKmVkKHU-GB0Y4FBDy0wMIcw&biw=1221&bih=936\n[5] La Razon. 2019. http://la-razon.com/\n[6] El Mundo. 2019. http://elmundo.com.bo/elmundo/\n[7] Vos, Hugo de, Rutgerd Boelens, and Rocio Bustamante. \"Formal law and local water control in the Andean region: A fiercely contested field.\" Water Resources Development 22.1 (2006): 37-48"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Norwegian Institute for Water Research. \"Environmental objectives and abatement\n  measures for a healthy Bago River\". https://www.niva.no/en/projectweb/myanmar/publications/_/attachment/download/59c88fc5-5341-4345-b1a6-f413c8ba3066:58375cd88e101c35a07eb0252d02b91a9eb54962/7271-2018.pdf [2] Ayeyarwady Integrated River Basin Management Project. \"The National Water Resources Committee (NWRC)\". https://www.airbm.org/nwrc/ [3] Global Water Partnership. \"Development of the National Water Policy and Water Law with Integrating Water Security and Climate Resilience Aspects into Investment Planning and Decision making Process in Myanmar\". 4 August 2015. https://www.gwp.org/en/GWP-South-East-Asia/WE-ACT/Water-Climate-and-Development-Programme-for-Southeast-Asia/Myanmar-Water-Partnership/ [4] Myanmar Water Portal. \"National Water Resources Committee (NWRC)\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/24-nwrc/info.html [5] Myanmar Times. \"Yangon HQ to oversee all water resources.\" 12 June 2018. https://www.mmtimes.com/news/yangon-hq-oversee-all-water-resources.html [6] President's Office. \"Water resources committee holds coordination meeting\". 9 May 2017. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2017/09/05/id-7697"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Office of the President of the Republic (Brazil). \"Law no. 9,433 of 8 January 1997. Establishes the National Policy for Water Resources, creates the National Water Resources Management System, regulates item XIX of Article 21 of the Federal Constitution, and alters Article 1 of Law no. 8,001 of 13 March 1990, which amended Law no. 7,990 of 28 December 1989 (Lei no. 9.433 de 8 de janeiro de 1997. Institui a Política National de Recursos Hídricos, cria o Sistema National de Gerenciamento de Recursos Hídricos, regulamenta o inciso XIX do art. 21 da Constituição Federal, e altera o art. 1º da Lei nº 8.001, de 13 de março de 1990, que modificou a Lei nº 7.990, de 28 de dezembro de 1989)\". http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/leis/l9433.htm\n[2] Ministry of Regional Development (Brazil). National Council for Water Resources. \"Counselors (Conselheiros)\". 9 April 2019. http://www.cnrh.gov.br/conselheiros\n[3] Ministry of Regional Development (Brazil). National Council for Water Resources. \"National Council for Water Resources – CNRH (Conselho National de Recursos Hídricos – CNRH)\". 8 January 2018. http://www.cnrh.gov.br/cnrh\n[4] Ministry of Regional Development (Brazil). National Council for Water Resources. \"Internal regiment (Regimento interno)\". 8 October 2017. http://www.cnrh.gov.br/regimento-interno-cnrh\n[5] Ministry of Regional Development (Brazil). National Council for Water Resources. \"Resolutions (Resoluções)\". http://www.cnrh.gov.br/resolucoes\n[6] Ministry of Regional Development (Brazil). National Council for Water Resources. \"CNRH meetings(Reuniões CNRH)\". http://www.cnrh.gov.br/reunioes-plenarias"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Norwegian Institute for Water Research. \"Environmental objectives and abatement\n  measures for a healthy Bago River\". https://www.niva.no/en/projectweb/myanmar/publications/_/attachment/download/59c88fc5-5341-4345-b1a6-f413c8ba3066:58375cd88e101c35a07eb0252d02b91a9eb54962/7271-2018.pdf [2] Ayeyarwady Integrated River Basin Management Project. \"The National Water Resources Committee (NWRC)\". https://www.airbm.org/nwrc/ [3] Global Water Partnership. \"Development of the National Water Policy and Water Law with Integrating Water Security and Climate Resilience Aspects into Investment Planning and Decision making Process in Myanmar\". 4 August 2015. https://www.gwp.org/en/GWP-South-East-Asia/WE-ACT/Water-Climate-and-Development-Programme-for-Southeast-Asia/Myanmar-Water-Partnership/ [4] Myanmar Water Portal. \"National Water Resources Committee (NWRC)\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/24-nwrc/info.html [5] Myanmar Times. \"Yangon HQ to oversee all water resources.\" 12 June 2018. https://www.mmtimes.com/news/yangon-hq-oversee-all-water-resources.html [6] President's Office. \"Water resources committee holds coordination meeting\". 9 May 2017. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2017/09/05/id-7697"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Water Resources, \"全国水利工作会议 (National Working Conference on Water Resources)\", 2019, http://www.mwr.gov.cn/ztpd/2019ztbd/2019qgsltjzhy/.\n\n[2] Ministry of Water Resources, \"全国水资源管理工作座谈会在武汉召开 (Working forums on national water resources management held in Wuhan City)\", 2019, http://www.mwr.gov.cn/ztpd/2019ztbd/2019qgsltjzhy/<http://www.mwr.gov.cn/xw/slyw/201904/t20190403_1112744.html."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Congress of the Republic of Colombia. Law 1753 of 2015. 2015. http://www.secretariasenado.gov.co/senado/basedoc/ley_1753_2015_pr005.html#250\n[2] Ministry of Housing. National Water Council approved way forward for protection and recovery of water resources in Colombia. 2018. http://www.minvivienda.gov.co/sala-de-prensa/noticias/2018/junio/consejo-nacional-del-agua-aprobo-hoja-de-ruta-de-proteccion-y-recuperacion-del-recurso-hidrico-en-colombia\n[3] Ministry of Environment. National Water Council begins work. 2018. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/index.php/noticias/3958-consejo-nacional-del-agua-aprobo-hoja-de-ruta-de-proteccion-y-recuperacion-del-recurso-hidrico-en-colombia"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Norwegian Institute for Water Research. \"Environmental objectives and abatement\n  measures for a healthy Bago River\". https://www.niva.no/en/projectweb/myanmar/publications/_/attachment/download/59c88fc5-5341-4345-b1a6-f413c8ba3066:58375cd88e101c35a07eb0252d02b91a9eb54962/7271-2018.pdf [2] Ayeyarwady Integrated River Basin Management Project. \"The National Water Resources Committee (NWRC)\". https://www.airbm.org/nwrc/ [3] Global Water Partnership. \"Development of the National Water Policy and Water Law with Integrating Water Security and Climate Resilience Aspects into Investment Planning and Decision making Process in Myanmar\". 4 August 2015. https://www.gwp.org/en/GWP-South-East-Asia/WE-ACT/Water-Climate-and-Development-Programme-for-Southeast-Asia/Myanmar-Water-Partnership/ [4] Myanmar Water Portal. \"National Water Resources Committee (NWRC)\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/24-nwrc/info.html [5] Myanmar Times. \"Yangon HQ to oversee all water resources.\" 12 June 2018. https://www.mmtimes.com/news/yangon-hq-oversee-all-water-resources.html [6] President's Office. \"Water resources committee holds coordination meeting\". 9 May 2017. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2017/09/05/id-7697"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,))","v":"[1] National Assembly, Republic of Ecuador. Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water. 2014. https://www.agua.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/LEYD-E-RECURSOS-HIDRICOS-II-SUPLEMENTO-RO-305-6-08-204.pdf\n[2] Constitutional President of the Republic. Regulations Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, Executive Decree 650. 2015. https://www.agua.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/REGLAMENTO-LEY-RECURSOS-HIDRICOS-USOS-Y-APROVECHAMIENTO-DEL-AGUApdf.pdf\n[3] Secretariat of Water. Search for Equality and Social Participation. 2018. http://www.paho.org/blogs/etras/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Sesion-S03-b-Ecuador-Equidad-y-Participa-Social.pdf\n[4] Secretariat of Water. Secretaria del Agua. 2019. https://www.agua.gob.ec/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A30+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F30,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,))","v":"\n(1)Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics. [https://www.facebook.com/Minist%C3%A8re-de-lEnergie-et-de-lHydraulique-Guin%C3%A9e-335378016664886/].\n(2)Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics. March 2019. \"Ministère de l'Energie et de l'hydraulique :Un département Stratégique au centre de toutes les attentions.\". [https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1009631695906178&id=335378016664886&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARD5S9_-vFIdPsobyrJHMG5RYza9gM6TRNVkMtXcJRv94SemT38r0EqLS6Gp0SLBT2rvTG--1PQ2-15Ex4eJ6JgQlMZ2qxNVxI4h9Cded4cqsULjpEB5Zk7-bv7VNL-Rs6qULPt2lFeIK9CKIU40cbnhDQrEc0oMFLmWK3Tpcrnqx6etR5EJiy5aIRiPUVH1hxi65dKRxhC2eCDiuIFE5lv7Mg6l6J1dT68-cgGY2GTe2NyE-JTWOhZm_aXdB9BOEm3TqfMjOf8Lwb4KwQtEVrEVXCiammXJccZoRN_h8A1HOiMxG8gsvD_UtkZ5RDQBTsUlRnMXeOQB9pGefsIq0ftr6g&__tn__=K-R].\n(3)UN. \"Etat de Mise en Œuvre de la GIRE en Guinée\". [http://mucp-mfit.org/wp-content/uploads/D1-ProgressGuinea_Diallo.pdf].\n(4) IWRM Data Portal. \"Questionnaire pour les pays portant sur l'indicateur 6.5.1\". 2017. 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platforms for local stakeholders to take part in water management are in place, but this is generally limited to local level.\n \n Under both the 2009 Water Law and the new Water Law adopted in 2020, River Basin Agencies (RBA) and Councils (RBC) are formed with the purpose of integrated water resources planning and participation of the users and other social and cultural institutions in the decision making processes for management and development of water resources, protection of the environment, equitable distribution of water and other water related matters. RBCs are to include representatives of water users, relevant central and local departments of national ministries, as well as any other relevant basin-level stakeholders. [1, 2] In addition to the river basin agencies and councils, the Water Law requires the Ministry of Energy and Water (or the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority – independent water sector agency as of 2020) to establish sub-basin councils composed of members representing local water users, relevant government institutions, and other relevant stakeholders. The sub-basin councils have similar dispute resolution powers as water basin councils but no authority to issue or modify water use permits. [1, 2] In addition, Afghanistan's 2009 Water Law and the 2020 Water Law provide for the establishment of Water Users' Associations (WUA) in local areas by the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority for the purposes of representing water users in RBCs and also integrating the traditional position of the mirab (water master) into water legislation, making them responsible in a local area for irrigation and other water supply systems and resolution of disputes. [1, 2] Importantly, WUAs hold permits for water use in a local area that allow for individual farmers and householders to use water. [1, 2]\n \n Despite this, the water legislation does not explicitly provide for direct representation of RBCs and WUAs at the national level. Neither the government nor the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority are required to engage these local stakeholders through meetings or events. [1, 2] \n \n The 2009 Water Law established a national-level interministerial advisory body which became the Supreme Council for Water and Land in 2015. [3] Chaired by the President, the Supreme Council includes a range of national ministries and meets quarterly. [3, 4] According to the presidential website, the Supreme Council includes one representative of the private sector, and one representative of civil society. [4] However, reports on the Supreme Council's operations do not refer to these participants. [3, 5] Reports on the Supreme Council's recent meetings on the water sector do not refer to any private sector or civil society representatives. [13, 14]\n \n The country first piloted river basin management from 2003 in the Panj/Amu Darya river basin, originally establishing both an RBA and RBC, and later, between 2007 and 2014, establishing sub-basins with their own RBA and RBCs, which led to the creation of 91 WUAs. [3] However, in practice, many RBCs, where they have been created, include mostly representatives of national and local authorities, creating a \"top-down\" model rather than the participatory model envisaged, although WUAs have helped with this. [3] \n \n Since 2012 the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia's (CAREC) Smart Waters project, financed by USAID, has focussed on local-level management of small transboundary rivers through sub-basin Councils. [6] Afghanistan joined the project in 2016, and since then one sub-basin Council has been established on the Lower Harirud river in the south of the country. [7, 8] A Basin Council developed in Turkmenistan for the Mughrab river, which originates in Afghanistan and flows into Turkmenistan, operates only on the national level. [9] CAREC has also provided training for Afghanistan's WUAs by facilitating experience-sharing meetings with water authorities in Tajikistan. [10]\n \n No further information on the activity of RBCs or WUAs was found on the websites of the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority and Ministry of Agriculture. [11, 12]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Bolivia was a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level.\n\nThe Inter-Institutional Water Council (CONIAG) was created in 2002 by Supreme Decree 26599. Article 1 states that CONIAG was created to “open a space for dialog and consensus-building among the government and economic and social organizations in order to improve the current legal, institutional and technical framework related to water issues” [1]. CONIAG was modified by Law 18 of 2006, which expanded its functions to create a technical secretariat to assist in carrying out its mission. According to Article 2, CONIAG’s functions also include proposing actions related to sustainable exploitation, management and conservation of water resources [2]. In 2007, CONIAG was modified again: its seat of operations was established in La Paz and local members of the Council were expanded to include representatives from the Federation of Municipal Associations, the farmworkers’ union, the settlers’ association, indigenous groups confederation, and water-user association [3].\n\nGovernment websites in Bolivia do not appear to contain public information regarding the operations of the CONIAG, nor do news reports [4, 5, 6] Academic papers show it was active in 2004 in creating new legislation on irrigation [7]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"In Bosnia and Herzegovina there is a process for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level. However there is no permanent platform.\n\nConsultations with relevant stakeholders is responsibility of entities and Brcko District and it is organised on a case by case basis. In Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, consultations with local stakeholders are regulated under article 38 of the Water Law following the principle of public invitations for cooperation. Documents are published publicly outlining when and where public consultations will take place. [1] In Republic of Srpska, consultations with local stakeholders are regulated under article 29 of the Water Law according to which all relevant documentation is publicly available through traditional media (e.g. newspapers) and in the local offices of the Water Agency and/or municipalities. It might be published electronically - on the ministry website. [2] In Brcko District, consultations with local stakeholders are regulated under article 10 of the Environmental Protection Law. However, the Law does not specify any mechanism of consultations. [3, 4] Neither of the RoS or Fed of BiH have an online presence where stakeholders can engage with the Ministries' activities. [5, 6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"Brazil has the National Council for Water Resources (CNRH), which is a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management. This platform includes local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at the national level. The law that created the National Policy for Water Resources (Law no. 9,433 of 1997) also created the National System for the Management of Water Resources, which is presided by the CNRH. [1] The CNRH is composed by representatives from industry associations, water supply and sewage services providers, hydroelectric energy providers, water transportation companies, fisheries industry associations, entertainment and tourism industry associations, civil society organisations, education and research organisations, and non-governmental organisations, as well as representatives from federal and state government authorities. [2] \n\nThe CNRH is responsible for analysing legislation proposals pertaining to water resources, establishing guidelines for the implementation of the National Policy for Water Resources, promote articulation of water resources planning with federal, regional and state plans as well as users' plans (users being entities that consume water resources), arbitrate disputes pertaining to water resources, deliberate on project proposals that use water resources, approve proposals to create committees for hydrographic basins, establish general criteria for licencing to use water resources, and approve the National Plan for Water Resources and monitor its execution. [3]\n\nThe CNRH must have at least one ordinary meeting every semester besides extraordinary meetings, which can be convoked by the President of the CNRH. [4] A list of its resolutions, meetings' agendas and meetings' minutes can be found in its website. [5][6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"Stakeholder engagement is included in Cambodia's water resource policy framework and required under Water Resources Management legislation, but the engagement process remains weak. \n\nThe Law promotes participation of water users associations in sustainable development of water resources (article 1) [1]. It highlights the importance of \"collaboration among and participation of government institutions, private investors, stakeholders, beneficiaries at all levels, NGOs and international organisations\" (article 7). Under the legislation, the MOWRAM is obliged to prepare for the establishment of Farmers' Water User Community (FWUC) to ensure \"efficient and sustainable utilization and management of irrigation\" by strengthening solidarity among farmers at the local level (article 19). The formation of FWUCs is viewed by the MOWRAM as a way to empower local farmers to participate in agricultural water management. However, since the adoption of a Sub-Decree on procedure of farmer user community establishment on water in 2008 [2], there have been low participation rate among farmers, with only 300 FWUCs recorded across the country [3]. The FWUCs mechanism has been criticised for its ineffectiveness due to lack of financial and human resource, limited power and authority. The implementation of public consultation mechanism is also found to be limited in hydropower development planning. Although platform exists for consultations with local stakeholders, there has been lack of accountability and meaningful process, as evident in the case of Lower Sesan II Hydropower Dam, which is currently the largest dam in the country [4]. Cambodia reports the score of 50 (out of 100) on the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on Public participation in water resources, policy, planning and management at national level, confirming that there is still limited consultations with local stakeholders over water resource issues [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"In China, water legislation includes a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level. \n\nSuch platform exists in China for consultation with local stakeholders. For various national level regulations and policy documents, the Ministry of Water Resources publish drafts for consultation with stakeholders from both public and private sectors. However, the consultation process usually involves the stakeholders chosen by the government. For each draft, the Ministry publishes a list of the government departments and their personel, from which they would like to receive feedback. These stakeholders include other government departments, universities, research agencies, and private companies, who will then fill out the feedback form to comment on the drafts. These feedback forms are not public available, and the impact of such a consultation process is unclear [1]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"The creation of Colombia’s National Water Council (CNA) represents a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level.\nThe CNA was created in 2015 under Law 1753 as part of the National Development Program. Article 250, which created the CNA, also states: \"physical or corporate persons may attend the Council, as guests, in order to discuss topics related to the development of its purpose\" [1]. However no mention is given to local government or policy makers being present [1]. The law does not provide further details on citizen participation in the CNA; the CNA's internal regulations may provide further guidance, but they do not appear to be publicly available online [4]. \nA 2015 presentation from the Ministry of Environment documents other instances for citizen participation in water resource planning, such as Regional Environmental Councils, Watershed/Basin Councils and Commissions, and Working Groups, but these are all active at the subnational level [2]. Water user associations also exist at the local level, according to an academic source [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"In Croatia, there is a no platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level. However \n\nAccording to article 181 of the Water Law, the National Water Council is established form the purpose of considering essential issues related to water management, harmonisation of different needs and interest and proposing different measures for improvement of water management. The Council has 10 members who are appointed by the Government from the Parliament, prominent scientists and industry experts. [1] However these scientists and experts cannot be seen as local stakeholders perse as they are not mandated to have a sub-national focus. \n\nOther examples e.g. Council for Regional Development and Partnership Councils [2,3] give local stakeholder the opportunity only to influence regional policy making. The National Water Services Council, in charge of regulatory tariffs and service quality [4] also includes \"experts on water supply and wastewater sewerage, water management, the economy, public finance, or other fields\" . [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Ecuador has a high-level system for inclusion of local stakeholders responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management. However this is not a dedicated platform for coordination.\n\nArticle 19 of the 2014 national water resources law, the Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, created the Intercultural and Plurinational Water Council. \n\nThe Council comprises elected representatives from basin councils as well as representatives of indigenous communities, user organizations from different economic sectors, consumer organizations, decentralized autonomous governments, and universities [1]. The Council must have gender parity according to the law [1]. Article 33 of the law’s implementing regulations describes the Council’s functions, which include: providing social oversight of the human right to water; participating in the formulation, evaluation and oversight of public policy on water resources; participation in the creation of guidelines and follow-up on the National Water Resources Plan; and contributing to resolving water conflicts among users; among others [2]. \n\nReports from 2017 and 2019 suggest the Council may not yet be operational. A 2017 article from the Secretariat of Water noted the ongoing efforts to set up the Council [3]. In 2019, the Secretary of Water presented the agency's 2018 annual report, which stated that the regulations for the election of the members of the Council were still in draft form [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"In Guinea, there is no platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level. \n\nThe closest relevant institutions include the National Water Partnership which are described in press releases and news. Indeed, the national water partnership participated in the validation of the National Water Policy in 2016, and attended meeting with the OMVS in 2019. (1,2) Nevertheless, no further information about its functions - including about the particiaption of local stakeholders - could be found in the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page (it does not have an official website) and on the Ministry of Environment Facebook page (it does not have an offcial website). (3,4) Moreover, this partnership does not have an official website. \n\nThere is also evidence about the existence of a Basin Committee. Within the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS), of which Guinea is a member, there is a Basin Committee functioning since 2009. It is responsible for defining the principles and modalities of water distribution between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. Within the Basin Committee there are representatives of the various public or private stakeholders of the basin, divided into four groups: the public authorities group, which includes governments, national elected representatives, local authorities; the water users group, with water and electricity companies, agricultural organizations, transport operators; the organized civil society group, which brings together NGOs and user associations; finally, the scientific community is also represented. (5) However these Basin Committees are focused on regionnal, not national policy.\n\nFinally, there is also evidence of the existence of local water committees, within the OMVS. Indeed, in Guinea there are 4 local committees. They ensure the mobilization of all local actors in order to involve them in the decision-making process and facilitate the implementation of OMVS programs in the region. In this sense, in principle, the socio-professional and associative actors present in the department are represented in the local committees: agriculture, livestock, fishing, hunting, logging, as well as women's and youth associations and NGOs. In practice, they do not have the desired representativeness nor have a mandate to influence national policy (only regional policy and plans). (5)\n\nThe SDG 6.5.1 Report scores Guinea with 30 for local stakeholders capacity to participate in relevant water policy. Indeed, although a national water partnership, local water committees and a basin committee were created, there is no platform for the participation of local stakeholders. Indeed, this score indicates that, although information related to water policy, planning and management is provided to local stakeholders, consultation with these stakeholders do not take place. (6) There is no further evidence of meetings taking place on the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page (it does not have an official website) or in a UN report. (3,7) \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"No, the local stakeholders may meet the designated Members of Parliament in the Supreme Council of Water [1] and indirectly engage in the decision making through that channel. However it is diffuse and there is no channel for people not within the constituency of those MPs [1] There are also two agricultural experts in the Supreme Council of Water [1], but they are appointed by the President and have no specific mandate for represnting local issues [1]. \n\nThe Ministry of Agriculture have initiated some local water associations to manage and protect water resources in the agriculture sector [2] but they are not on the national level of decision making, and are not related specifically to water [2]. The Ministry of Environment was a complaints section its website but it is not dedeciated to water, nor policy making [3]. The Ministry of Energy operates no such servive [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"Although horizontal cooperation between authorities and non state actors in Iraq takes place in different meetings and fora - few are driven by the Ministry of Water. There is no evidence that such stakeholders are consulted in developing national laws and policies. \n\nFor example 'Tigris River Appeals for your Help' in July 2018 was an initiative launched by a mix of water academics and experts who consulted the local Baghdad provincial council and representatives from the Ministry of Water Resources on water scarcity and challenges in the Tigris river and put forward a plan to tackle such challenges; the local authorities reportedly contributed its position and suggestions in the initiative (1). However this did not involve changes to national policy (1). \n\nUN SDG 6.5.1 indicator referenced that the authorities provide water resources data and information to non state stakeholders and scored Iraq's public participation in water resources policy to be 20 (2). The website of the Ministry of Water Resources does not list events or meetings between the ministry and local Government actors (3)."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"A national-level coordination platform on water management – the Interdepartmental Council for Water Resource Management – with scope for participation by local stakeholders exists in Kazakhstan, however there is no evidence that the body has ever met. Nonetheless, local stakeholders are involved in Basin Councils.\n \n Basin Councils, local-level platforms for coordination on water resource management that include local stakeholders were introduced in Kazakhstan under the country's Water Code in 2003. [1] According to Article 43 of the Water Code, Basin Councils are consultative organisations created by Basin Inspectorates and are headed by the Inspectorate director. The Councils include directors of local state agencies (including city mayors), territorial subunits of relevant state organisations (these are not specified) and representatives of water users, for the purpose of discussing issues of water management in the relevant basin and making non-binding recommendations. [1] According to 2017 media reports on a Congress of Basin Councils, and a meeting of the Chu-Talas Basin Council supported by the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe, in practice, notable members also include experts and non-governmental organisations in relevant scientific and social fields. [2, 3] Under regulations from the Committee for Water Management of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources, basin water organisations are required to organise the operation of Basin Councils, consult them on water management issues and analyse recommendations, and also to make recommendations known to both state agencies and water organisations, but both the Water Code and Committee for Water Management regulation stipulate that Basin Councils are consultative organisations, meaning that their recommendations are non-binding, and neither regulation sets a requirement for the frequency of Basin Council meetings. [1, 4]\n \n The government created the Interdepartmental Council for Water Resource Management Issues in 2015. [5] Along with representatives from a range of relevant ministries, the Council may include, by agreement, any of the chairpersons of the Basin Councils, who are the relevant Basin Inspectorate directors, in accordance with Article 43 of the Water Code. [1, 5] The Interdepartmental Council is required to meet at least twice yearly and its statute gives it a broad remit in making recommendations on national water management policy, including setting water supply priorities, redistribution of water resources between regions, environmental standards and water management sector financing rules. [5] However, no evidence that the Interdepartmental Council has ever met was found on the websites of its chairpersons, the Prime Minister and the Minister of Agriculture. [6, 7] In 2019, the Ministry of Agriculture's responsibility for water policy were passed to the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources; however, the Interdepartmental Council's statute does not reflect this and has not been amended since 2016. [5, 8] A 2019 review of Kazakhstan's water sector conducted by the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea proposes that the Interdepartmental Council should \"resume\" its work on coordination between different ministries. [9] A legal expert on IWRM in Kazakhstan interviewed could not confirm whether the Interdepartmental Council was active at the time of research. [16]\n \n Despite this, international observers and an expert on the Kazakh water sector interviewed note that coordination through these bodies is hampered by the fact that Basin Council's recommendations are not legally binding, and they are dependent on Basin Inspectorates. [2, 10, 11, 12] The expert's recommendations for a 2020-2030 State Programme for Water Resource Management include a recommendation that Basin Councils be given a remit to monitor implementation of water efficiency Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and include more representatives of the private sector, CSOs and water users, as well as guaranteed financing from the Basin Inspectorates. [13] A 2019 review of Kazakhstan's water sector conducted by the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea highlights that the Basin Councils' decisions have low \"legislative status\". [9] \n \n Separately, the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources created a Public Council in September 2019, which includes a Committee for Geology and Water Resources, on which representatives of national organisations sit, including the Water Management Association of Kazakhstan. [13, 14] However, no evidence that the Association includes local stakeholders was found online, with the organisation's website offline. [15]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"There is a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at the national level in the Kyrgyz Republic.\n \n According to a 2020 report by the Scientific Information Centre of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, in order to implement the principle of public participation under the Integrated Water Resources Management processes of the United Nations, Basin Councils (‘BC’s) were established in several Central Asian countries, including Kyrgyzstan. [1] The aim of the BCs is to ensure the participation of all stakeholders in developing and adopting managerial decisions on the use and protection of water resources, as well as improving the ecological status of water bodies and basins. [1]\n \n Article 10 of the 2005 Kyrgyz Water Code provides for the establishment of BCs as advisers and advisory bodies to basin organisations. [2] However, since no basin organisations have been established as of 2020, the BCs operate under the organs of the State Agency for Water Resources. Despite the requirement of the 2005 Water Code to convene BC meetings at least once a year, a 2016 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe noted that these meetings are held irregularly due to insufficient financing. This was confirmed in a 2020 interview. [2, 3, 4] As part of the ongoing Kyrgyz Republic water management reform and implementation of the 2005 Water Code, new structures have been created, such as pilot Basin Councils in Talas and Jalalabad. [1]\n \n Article 10 of the 2005 Kyrgyz Water Code also provides that “representatives of the local state administration, non-governmental organizations and water users, including water user associations” must be involved in each BC. [2] The remit of the BCs includes: development and submission to the National Water Council of a basin plan, preparation of draft procedural rules for the activities of the BC, co-ordination of activities in the water sector within the main basin, and approval of the composition of the basin and local commissions for irrigation and drainage. [2]\n \n Although the BCs were to be set up by the Government, through the co-ordination of the National Water Council under the 2005 Water Code, in practice, these were established with the financial support of the World Bank and Swiss Agency for Development and Co-Operation, through the National Water Resources Management Project (Phase 1), which started in 2006 and was completed in 2018, and provided for the establishment for the Chu and Talas basin water organisations and related Basin Councils. [5, 4] The development of additional water basins and Basin Councils is subject to the implementation of the second phase of the World Bank and Swiss Agency for Development and Co-Operation National Water Resources Management Project. [5, 4]\n \n According to a water resources expert interviewee, the stakeholders involved in the meetings of BCs include independent water resources experts (e.g. from the World Bank National Water Resources Management Project), as well as experts from local authorities (e.g. State Water Agency and State Environment Protection Agency). [4] The interviewee noted that BC meetings last took place two times in 2019, discussing water resource use plans for the respective basins. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"There is no clear established platform that enables local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level. According to the Water and Water Resources Law, the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment should work with local sub-units down to village level for natural resources and environment. [1] However, there is no publicly available record of any meetings that provide a platform for discussion of national level water management issues. [2] The website does feature a video entitled a “national consultation workshop” on the Nam Ou River Basin Management Plan in Luang Prabang province in March 2019, organised by the Department of Water Resources. This records a meeting between officials from three provinces and a Chinese hydropower developer on requirements for the hydropower projects in the area, with no mention of public participation. The stakeholders are listed as representatives of local government departments, hydropower project staff and advisors from Sangjieng River Committee in China. [3] There is no mention of a platform for consultation in available records of the round-table meetings held between the government and international donors on development progress in different sectors, including natural resources and the environment. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, such multi-stakeholder consultative platforms exist and include the National Water Partnership (PNE), regional and local water committees (CLE), and the basin and sub-basin committees [1]. \n\nFor instance, the Local Water Committees (CLE) are advisory bodies for local water management provided by the Water Law of 2002 [1] and acting at the sub-basin scale. A CLE brings together representatives of the following three levels: administration, local authorities, users / civil society representatives. The creation of a CLE is enshrined in an interministerial decree signed by the Minister in charge of Water and the Minister of Territorial Administration. As of 2016 there were 30 CLEs in Mali [2], [3]. The CLEs are the local institutions for consultation, exchange, participation of the local water users. Indeed they are reponsible for managing conflicts between competing water users, for informing the local population and local water users, for protecting the water resources by taking the necessary steps, as well as contributing to the development and implementation of the local water management scheme in its area of expertise, in consultation with the relevant technical services and local authorities, and finally to collaborate with national and regional structures directly concerned with the management of water resources in the area which it covers [6], [7].\n\nAnother example is the commission of management of dam water in Sélingué and Markala (CGSM), a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management [4]. The CGESM is a structure in charge of coordinating stakeholders and regulating the waters of the Séligué and Markala dams. Its chairmanship is ensured by the DNH and its secretariat by the National Directorate of Energy. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, the National Council of Water allows representatives of relevant civil society organizations and elected members of the parliament to participate in its meetings and discussions [1]. Local stakeholders include: \n(a) Local elected politicians (two representatives of the two chambers of the Parliament and the President of the Association of Mayors of Mauritania)\n(b) Civil society Organisations (the National Federation of Fishermenm, the Federation of farmers and breeders, hydraulic works companies, NGOs working in the field of water and sanitation)\n(c) The representative of the Minister in charge of local authorities [1]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"In Myanmar, water legislation includes a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level, and there is evidence that it is operational. However, the engagement with local stakeholders takes place only on ad-hoc basis.\n\nIn the strategic study of Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management, stakeholder participation is greatly emphasized. For example, stakeholder meeting or workshop stakeholders have been held which highlighted the need for transparent EIAs to analyse or predict the impacts of for example large plans, like hydropower dams, developments of industrial areas, ports and exploration of oil and gas in the sea before decision making. There are also training programs to amp up stakeholder participation. [1] In Myanmar no single institution is responsible for the management of water resources.[2] However, Yangon City Development Committee is responsible for daily supply of water in Yangon city only. [3] The National Water Policy and IWRM study both mentioned stakeholders but does not mention exactly who the stakeholders are. i.e. Stakeholders aren't properly defined. [4,5] During NWRC meetings, attendance often include \"water experts\" although it is unclear who they actually her as the attendance list isn't available publicly. [6,7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"There is a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level. \n\nThe Law on Water Resources of 2009 created the Board of Directors, which includes representation from rural, low-income and indigenous communities. [1] The Board of Directors meets twice a year to approve the budget, the annual operating plan, the annual report, the balance sheet and the financial statements of the National Water Authority and in an extraordinary manner, as many times as are necessary to the fulfillment of its functions. [6,7] Meeting minutes and resolutions are available on the ANA website, in December 2018, a new president was elected. [8]\n\nThe Law on Water Resources also created the National Authority of Water (ANA), which is a decentralized organization that is comprised of 14 regional management entities, 71 local administrative bodies and 12 councils that solicit stakeholders' input. [2] The ANA website states that councils promote local participation in water policy and management, but there is no publicly information about meetings or consultations. [3] The ANA publishes contact information for local administrative bodies and has a website on transparency with a section for public participation, but it is not yet functioning. [4,5] Other documents on the transparency portal suggest that is has been recently launched in 2018 and continues to be in development in 2019. [5]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"In theory, in Senegal, there is a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level, however, in practice this council is flawed. (1,2,3,4). However, there are other channels for local partipation, that are to a certain extent linked to national policy through WATSAN Programmes. (5)\n\nThe WATSAN programmes (Water and Sanitation Services) in place, which are programmes that have been carried out by water authorities to improve service delivery. To implement these WATSAN programmes, several main stakeloders are involved such as local water associations who leverage the WATSAN programe to reinforce local capacities and manage their own water infrastructure. (5) Within the government, local entities , such as directorates, offices and water agencies, also participate. It seems that the WATSAN programmes involve policy making only to a certain extent as the main focus of these programmes is the construction of water infrastructure (5) \n\nThe Superior Water Council is responsible for coordinating all initiatives related to water management in the national territory, and resolving any conflict related to the water use of the different sectors. (2) No evidence could be found on the inclusion of local stakeholders, in the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation, in the Directorate of Water Resources Management and Planning or in the Sectoral Development Policy Letter 2016-2025, published in 2016 by the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation. (2,3,4) Moreover, according to the decree creating the Superior Water Council, this council has meetings at least twice a year, on convocation of its president.(1) However, no evidence of meetings actually taking place in specific dates could be found. (2,3,4) \n\n\nFinally, the SDG 6.5.1 Report scores SÉNÉGAL with 90, since there are regular opportunities for local stakeholders to take part in political processes, planning and management. (6) \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"In Serbia a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level is organised mainly through the Standing Conference of Towns and Municipalities (SCTM). However this effort is focussed mostly on engaging local civil servants. \n\nSCTM is an association of the Serbian towns and municipalities and coordinates a network of local civil servants dealing with environmental protection issues. SCTM support activities related to the analysis of law enforcement in the field of environmental protection at the local level, as well as to formulation of recommendations and training to improve the situation in this regard. [1] The focus on engaging local civil servants however means opportunities for broader local engagement is limited [2]. In addition, the SCTM is a member of Negotiation Group for Chapter 27 (environment) which is overseeing bringing Serbian policy in this with the EUs.[2] Though SCTM covers water is not a specific water resource management body. [3]\n\nSerbia reports the score 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Public participation in water resources, policy, planning and management at national level. The assessment states that public participation and the involvement of stakeholders in the decision-making process on water management issues remains a challenge, while access to information on water is generally better organized. However, the regulations laying down the practical procedures to implement public participation are largely missing. [4]\n\nAccording to the Water Management Strategy, to ensure a public participation, a decision to establish a National Water Conference has been taken in 2011, but the members still have not been appointed. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"There is a process for engaging local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level. \n\nAccording to article 34 of the Environmental Protection Law, the Minister of Environment may establish a Council, composed of representatives of municipalities, private sector and NGOs and in this way ensure broad participation of stakeholders in decision making process. [1] On 5 December 2018, Minister of the Environment and Spatial Planning was set up the Council for Cooperation with NGOs (NGO CNVOS) as the expert and consultative body for increasing NGO involvement in their work. NGO CNVOS was been selected by the NGOs representatives as their umbrella organization. The NGO Council will be a partner to the Ministry in the drafting legislative and other documents. [2] Minutes of the meetings of NGO CNVOS are publicly available, such those from meetings organised in 2019 and 2018. [3, 4] As the process for which a council is established is clear and systematically enforced - this provides a clear platform for local stakeholders to engage in planning [1,4]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, Water User Associations provide a platform for local stakeholders to be involved in national level water policy making. \n\nArticle 45-46 of the executive instructions document promulgated from water legislation No.31 [2] mentions the participation of consumers through the water user associations that they form and operate in order to achieve their interests of efficient water management. A Water User Association can be established merely through the presence of a water source and more than 3 benefiting citizens. [1] \n\nWUAs are defined as non-governmental, cooperative organizations, which are mandatory for beneficiaries, managed by their members for their benefit in order to achieve better water management. Participation between the government bodies and these associations has many forms, starting with participation by providing information and ending with the transfer of management and ownership. [1] \n\nOne such recent consultation program took place on 19-20 March 2018. The Syrian Ministry of Water Resources invited relevant stakeholders to discuss sustainable development of water resurces in Syria in the recovery phase. [2] However these Associations seem to be focussed on the management of their water resource and not involved in national level policy making [1,2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"There is not currently a formally-established platform for local stakeholders to take part in water policy, planning and management on the national level in the Republic of Tajikistan.\n \n According to a 2020 report by the Scientific Information Centre of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (‘ICWCCA’), certain other countries in the area (i.e. Kyrgyz Republic) have established “Basin Councils” (‘BC’s) in order to implement the Integrated Water Resources Management (‘IWRM’) principle of public participation. [1] The aim of the BCs is to ensure the participation of all stakeholders in developing and adopting managerial decisions on the use and protection of water resources, as well as improving the ecological status of water bodies. [1]\n \n A new Water Code adopted in April 2020 in Tajikistan to introduce the principles of IWRM stipulates the creation of river basin councils as consultation and advisory bodies, charged with considering and approving water resource management projects in the relevant areas and coordinating the activity and interests of all concerned parties. [2] According to the Water Code, the procedures for the development of Basin Councils is to be articulated in secondary legisation, but no evidence of such legislation was found on the website of the Ministry of Water and Energy Resources and the government's legislative databse. [3, 4] However, the Water Code states that BCs are to include representatives of local water users and social organisations (as well as national and local authorities). Under the Water Code, Basin Water Organisations, established as structural sub-units under the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources, and accompanying Basin Councils, are to be established in four river basins: the Zerafshan (Syr Darya), Vaksh (Amu Darya) Karatag, and Pyandzh. [1, 2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"There is not currently a formally-established platform for local stakeholders to take part in water policy, planning and management on the national level in the Republic of Tajikistan.\n \n According to a 2020 report by the Scientific Information Centre of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (‘ICWCCA’), certain other countries in the area (i.e. Kyrgyz Republic) have established “Basin Councils” (‘BC’s) in order to implement the Integrated Water Resources Management (‘IWRM’) principle of public participation. [1] The aim of the BCs is to ensure the participation of all stakeholders in developing and adopting managerial decisions on the use and protection of water resources, as well as improving the ecological status of water bodies. [1]\n \n A new Water Code adopted in April 2020 in Tajikistan to introduce the principles of IWRM stipulates the creation of river basin councils as consultation and advisory bodies, charged with considering and approving water resource management projects in the relevant areas and coordinating the activity and interests of all concerned parties. [2] According to the Water Code, the procedures for the development of Basin Councils is to be articulated in secondary legisation, but no evidence of such legislation was found on the website of the Ministry of Water and Energy Resources and the government's legislative databse. [3, 4] However, the Water Code states that BCs are to include representatives of local water users and social organisations (as well as national and local authorities). Under the Water Code, Basin Water Organisations, established as structural sub-units under the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources, and accompanying Basin Councils, are to be established in four river basins: the Zerafshan (Syr Darya), Vaksh (Amu Darya) Karatag, and Pyandzh. [1, 2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"In Thailand, water legislation includes a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level, and there is evidence that it is operational.\n\nLocal stakeholders can take part in a public hearing; which is a mandatory process before any Thailand laws can be submitted to the cabinet for consideration. In addition to physical public hearing, online public hearing channels must be maintained, either on the agency's website or www.lawamendment.go.th [1]. Online public consultation for any government projects is also available a http://www.publicconsultation.opm.go.th/phs/new_index3.asp [2]. The Office of National Water Resources conducts regular public hearing on various topics, including water resource rehabilitation and reassigning river basin catchment areas [3]. For example, the seminar on the “2018 food pulse preparedness plan” was held to promote the people's participation in preparing water resources management for the 2018 rainy season. The seminar was held five times in various regions throughout Thailand and included 1,680 participants mostly from stakeholder groups including water-related agencies, river basin committees, water user networks, local scholars and the general public [4]. The Office of National Water Resources also worked with Kasetsart University to arrange public hearing platforms on reassigning river basin catchment areas throughout the country (two public hearings for each of the eight regions) [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"Stakeholder participation at national level is provided for partially via the Water Management Coordination Committee and the Basin Management Central Committee. There is somewhat more substantial provision for stakeholder participation at the local level. Besides this, opinions on forthcoming plans and legislation are sought via the Internet.\n\nThe notice establishing the Basin Management Central Committee states in Article 5 that the chair of the committee may invite “experts” and “private sector representatives” to its meetings, as well as state institutions other than those specifically listed as members, depending on the agenda. [1] Similarly, the circular establishing the Water Management Coordination Committee makes it possible for universities, civil society organisations, professional associations and private sector representatives as well as other state institutions to be invited to meetings and to take part in the work of sub-committees, without giving them the status of members. [2]\nIn practice, the reports of the Basin Management Central Committee meetings held in 2017 and 2018 contained in the bulletins of the Directorate General of Water Management (bulletins 13 and 16) do not name any non-government entities among those represented. [3] The Water Management Coordination Committee does not appear to have met (See above).\n\nOn the other hand, the archive of announcements/news items on the website of the Directorate General of Water Management for 2018 and the first three months of 2019 contains several announcements seeking comments on proposed basin plans and proposed pieces of secondary legislation. [4]\n\nIn addition, arrangements for stakeholder participation at the local level are more substantial. Article 6 of the Notice concerning the Organisation, Duties and Operating Procedures and Principles of the Basin Management Central Committee, Basin Management Committees and Provincial Water Management Coordination Boards names among the members of the Basin Management Committees –in addition to representatives of many public institutions – “representatives, to be determined by the committee chair, of organised industrial zones, universities, civil society organisations, irrigation associations and irrigation cooperatives, provided that there shall be no more than two representatives of each.” Article 8 of the same Notice names among the members of the Provincial Water Management Coordination Boards – again, in addition to representatives of many public institutions – “at most two representatives each of universities and irrigation associations”. Depending on the agenda, the chair of the Board may also invite representatives of additional public and private institutions including the head of the local chamber of industry or chamber of industry and trade, the director of the electricity distribution company in the province, a representative of the private sector, a representative of irrigation representatives, a representative of water products growers, a power plant representative, a private sector hydroelectric power plant representative and civil society organisation representatives and other experts.[5] \n\nVarious stakeholders are in fact included in meetings of the Provincial Water Management Coordination Boards. For example, representatives from the local municipal water company BUSKİ, academics from Uludağ University, and representatives of the local chamber of trade and industry and of irrigation associations took part in the first meeting of the Bursa Provincial Water Management Coordination Board. [6]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"There are some platforms for local water policy stakeholders in Turkmenistan, but they are limited in scope.\n \n The Water Code of Turkmenistan, last modified in 2019, establishes a basis for three types of local stakeholder organisations in the area of water resource management: water user associations, water user groups, and basin councils. Water user associations are defined in the Code as \"social formations created for the joint management and maintenance of domestic irrigation and drainage systems\"; water user groups are defined as \"unorganised water users, who [...] assume responsibility for the maintenance and operation of irrigation and collector-drainage networks located on daikhan [peasant] farms\"; basin councils are organisations created \"to provide for the rational and thorough usage and protection of water resources\". [1] The two former concepts were incorporated into the Water Code in 2017. [2] \n \n A project sponsored by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Adaptation Fund, with around USD 667,000 in co-financing from the Government of Turkmenistan, established and operationalised water user groups (WUGs) in three locations across the country and trained over 500 people; the project's terminal report in 2017 stated that \"most of the 8 WUGs [were] likely to continue in some form\" after the conclusion of the initiative; however, it is unclear whether these WUGs have remained operational as there is no public record of recent activities or meetings. In addition to supporting the WUGs financially through grants, the UNDP/Adaptation Fund assisted in the development of operation guides and manuals. [3] \n \n Additionally, there is at least one basin council in Turkmenistan. In October 2018, the country's first basin council was formed in the Maryy province (velayat) and included representatives from local administrations, peasant (daikhan) associations, water providers and local water authorities. [4] There is no record on the websites of the Government of Turkmenistan, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection, or in national media that there are other active basin councils. [5, 6, 7]\n \n However, as of 2017, water user associations (WUAs) had not been introduced in the country, partially due to the Government's failure to adopt a Draft Law on Water User Associations. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"There is no platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level.\n \n The Model Statute for Basin Irrigation System Administrations under Appendix 5 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Minister of the Republic of Uzbekistan No.320 of 21 July 2003 \"On Improvements to the Governance of Water Managment\" makes provision for water management councils within said administrations comprising the head of the administration, heads of regional agricultural and water authorities, heads of local canal systems, irrigation systems and other relevant water management organisations as well as experienced and highly qualified workers. [1] This legislation was abrogated by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 995 of 7 December 2018 \"On the Amendment as well as the Repeal of Certain Decisions of the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan\", [2] however it has likely been incorporated into the statutes for each existing Basin Irrigation System Administration. For example, Point 14 of the foundational Statute of the Zarafshan Basin Irrigation System Administration of 4 September 2017 reflects the wording of the Model Statue regarding water managment councils in full. [3] Dr Vadim Sokolov confirms that water management councils were established in 2004-2005, but that they have only been a formality [4]. This is also reflected in the comments of Dr Kakhramon Djumboev who states that they exist but comprise local water management figures, such as the head of the Basin Irrigation System Administration itself and figures from the local inspectorate department and do not include stakeholders from the wider community such as agriculturalists, environmental experts and representatives of the Ministry of Emergency Situations [5]. \n \n Further to these sentiments, N.N. Mirzaev, in an article titled \"Legal and Organisational Aspects of Water Management in Central Asia\" in Research Papers of the Research Centre of the Interstate Coordination Water Commission of Central Asia No. 6 2020, states that in practice they comprise local water service providers without input from consumers and their function is purely technical and does not serve as a platform for involvement in water planning or management, and that they rarely, if ever, meet physically. [6]\n  \n The Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 calls for the establishment by March 2021 of consultative bodies (councils) on issues of water management governance at the national, regional and basin levels with the participation of civil society representatives to be implemented by the Ministry of Water Management, Ministry of Agriculture, State Committee for Geology and Mineral Resources, State Committee for Ecology and Environmental Protection, Davergeodezkadastr Committee. [7] It is not yet clear how often such bodies will meet."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"There is no platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level.\n \n The Model Statute for Basin Irrigation System Administrations under Appendix 5 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Minister of the Republic of Uzbekistan No.320 of 21 July 2003 \"On Improvements to the Governance of Water Managment\" makes provision for water management councils within said administrations comprising the head of the administration, heads of regional agricultural and water authorities, heads of local canal systems, irrigation systems and other relevant water management organisations as well as experienced and highly qualified workers. [1] This legislation was abrogated by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 995 of 7 December 2018 \"On the Amendment as well as the Repeal of Certain Decisions of the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan\", [2] however it has likely been incorporated into the statutes for each existing Basin Irrigation System Administration. For example, Point 14 of the foundational Statute of the Zarafshan Basin Irrigation System Administration of 4 September 2017 reflects the wording of the Model Statue regarding water managment councils in full. [3] Dr Vadim Sokolov confirms that water management councils were established in 2004-2005, but that they have only been a formality [4]. This is also reflected in the comments of Dr Kakhramon Djumboev who states that they exist but comprise local water management figures, such as the head of the Basin Irrigation System Administration itself and figures from the local inspectorate department and do not include stakeholders from the wider community such as agriculturalists, environmental experts and representatives of the Ministry of Emergency Situations [5]. \n \n Further to these sentiments, N.N. Mirzaev, in an article titled \"Legal and Organisational Aspects of Water Management in Central Asia\" in Research Papers of the Research Centre of the Interstate Coordination Water Commission of Central Asia No. 6 2020, states that in practice they comprise local water service providers without input from consumers and their function is purely technical and does not serve as a platform for involvement in water planning or management, and that they rarely, if ever, meet physically. [6]\n  \n The Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 calls for the establishment by March 2021 of consultative bodies (councils) on issues of water management governance at the national, regional and basin levels with the participation of civil society representatives to be implemented by the Ministry of Water Management, Ministry of Agriculture, State Committee for Geology and Mineral Resources, State Committee for Ecology and Environmental Protection, Davergeodezkadastr Committee. [7] It is not yet clear how often such bodies will meet."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"Venezuela has a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at the national level. \n\nArticle 25 of the 2007 Water Resources Law established the National Water Resources Council, which the Ministry of Eco-Socialism and Water Resources presides over, and it includes representatives of each Hydrographic Region Council, a representative from the National Assembly, a representative of institutional water users and a representative of the National Institute of Indigenous Peoples, as well as representatives of the following ministries: environment, planning and development, agriculture and land, participation and social development, popular economy, defense, mines and primary industries, and science and technology [1]. The Council is only mentioned once on the website of the Ministry of Care for Water Resources, as an institution participating in Integrated Water Resources Management [3].\n\n\nIn turn, the Hydrographic Region Councils (which, as stated above, each send a representative to the National Water Resources Council) are comprised of the governors of the states which make up the region, mayors of municipalities in the region, institutional water users, Communal Councils, universities and research institutes, indigenous populations, State Councils of Planning and Coordination of Public Policies, and Local Councils of Public Planning. The regional councils also include representatives of the same federal ministries that form part of the National Water Resources Council [1]. \n\nAccording to the 2007 Water Resources Law, the National Water Resources Council, is tasked with advising on water conservation and sustainable use policies, advising on the creation of the National Integrated Water Resources Management Plan, participating in the creation of technical regulations, and issuing opinions regarding water transfers between hydrographic regions, among other responsibilities [1]. A 2018 press release stated that the Council was to be sworn in and meet in March 2018 to discuss water distribution issues as well as proposals from local Technical Water Boards [2]. \n\n\nIn addition , according to the Technical Wate Board (MTA) section of the Ministry's website, the Ministry has carried out one national MTA conference and 21 community meetings, while creating 621 new MTAs and hosting five regional MTA meetings [4]. An MTA is a \"public, periodic and permanent\" local-level institution where community members discuss all aspects of potable water service, responsible use and sanitation. MTAs can make binding decisions regarding their local water resources. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"In Vietnam, water legislation includes a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level, and there is evidence that it is operational. However, the engagement with local stakeholders takes place only on ad-hoc basis.\n\nThe National Resources Strategy towards 2020, which was issued in 2006, mentions that implementation should include coordination across ministries, sectors and local governments, specifically People's Committees. [1] The Law on Water Resources of 2012 states that local People’s Committees, i.e., local government, are responsible for water planning and should ensure the participation of local communities and related stakeholders in the process. [2] The DWRM publishes a monthly newsletter that highlights activities with local governments and other national government agencies. [3] For example, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE) and the DWRM runs a programme called \"Investigating and searching for underground water for water supply living in mountainous areas, water scarcity areas ”and works with local communities to educate communities on wells and groundwater. [4]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A31+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F31,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n \n [2] Ministry of Justice, \" Water Affairs Management Law Enacted\" (مقرره در مورد کیفیت آب و کنترل و نگهداری آنها) [http://old.moj.gov.af/Content/files/OfficialGazette/01301/OG_01367.pdf]\n \n [3] Rasooly, Nawid. 17 December 2019. \"Master of Science Thesis: Water Governance in Afghanistan\". [https://ir.library.oregonstate.edu/downloads/wp988r70x?locale=en] (direct download)\n \n [4] Office of the President of the Afghanistan. \"High Council on Land and Water Member.\" [https://president.gov.af/en/high-council-on-land-and-water-members/]\n \n [5] United Nation Assistance Mission in Afghanistan \"An Assessment of Afghanistan’s Legal Framework Governing Water for Agriculture.\" [https://unama.unmissions.org/sites/default/files/2016_19_10_water_rights_final_v2.pdf]\n \n [6] USAID. 3 April 2020. \"Central Asia Environment and Water Fact Sheet\". [https://www.usaid.gov/central-asia-regional/fact-sheets/usaidcentral-asia-environment-and-water-fact-sheet].\n \n [7] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 5 June 2016. \"CAREC launches co-operation with Afghanistan\". 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is no evidence of a specific platform for the private sector and marginalised societies to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level. \n \n Under both the 2009 Water Law and the new Water Law adopted in 2020, River Basin Agencies and Councils are formed with the purpose of integrated water resources planning and participation of the users and other social and cultural institutions in the decision making processes for management and development of water resources, protection of the environment, equitable distribution of water and other water related matters. RBCs are to include representatives of water users, relevant central and local departments of national ministries, as well as any other relevant basin-level stakeholders. In addition to the river basin agencies and councils, the 2009 Water Law requires the Ministry of Energy and Water (or the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority – the independent water sector agency as of 2020) to establish sub-basin councils composed of members representing local water users, relevant government institutions, and other relevant stakeholders. [1, 2] However, the water legislation, including a 2020 Water Law, does not specifically provide for participation of the private sector or marginalised societies in river basin or sub-basin councils. [1, 2] No evidence of alternative arrangements was found on the websites of the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority and Ministry of Agriculture. [3, 4]\n \n According to the presidential website, the Supreme Council for Land and Water, the country's highest body for setting water policy, includes one representative of the private sector, and one representative of civil society. [5] However, reports on the Supreme Council's operation do not refer to these participants. [6, 7] Reports on the Supreme Council's quarterly meetings on water sector issues do not refer to any private sector or civil society representatives. [13, 14]\n \n International observers report that Afghanistan’s traditional irrigation systems are centuries old and continue to be widely used despite introduction of water law by federal authorities. Traditionally, operation and maintenance of the irrigation system has been the responsibility of the community where the irrigation system is located. [8] The mirab is a community leader or elder elected by local farmers to manage operation of the irrigation system and control water distribution according to agreed arrangements. The mirab also may be called upon to settle disputes among farmers relating to water use. One or two assistants may work with the mirab, who is paid in-kind for his efforts with allocations of wheat or other farm products. The mirab is chiefly responsible for inspecting the irrigation system and undertaking necessary maintenance or repairs. [10, 11] \n \n Reports do not refer to any legal procedures for participation of the private sector or marginalised societies under the mirab system. [8, 9] The 2020 Water Law reformed the 2009 law by recognising the importance of the mirab system, establishing legal responsibilities for mirabs in dispute resolution, but did not move to require inclusion of the private sector or marginalised societies. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Bolivia has a platform established for private sector and marginalized societies (including women) involvement for water resources development, management and use activities. The Inter-Institutional Water Council (CONIAG) was created in 2002 by Supreme Decree 26599. Article 1 states that CONIAG was created to “open a space for dialog and consensus-building among the government and economic and social organizations in order to improve the current legal, institutional and technical framework related to water issues” [1]. CONIAG was modified by Law 18 of 2006, which expanded its functions to create a technical secretariat to assist in carrying out its mission. According to Article 2, CONIAG’s functions also include proposing actions related to sustainable exploitation, management and conservation of water resources [2]. In 2007, CONIAG was modified again: its seat of operations was established in La Paz and local members of the Council were expanded to include representatives from: the National Federation of Women Farmworkers, a union fighting for gender equality that was founded in 1980; the Confederation of Indigenous Peoples of Eastern Bolivia, which groups 34 indigenous groups and was founded in 1982; non-governmental water organizations; the Confederation of Private Business People of Bolivia, which groups 26 different chambers of commerce and trade associations and was founded in 1962; and academic and scientific organizations [3, 4, 5, 6]. \n\nGovernment websites in Bolivia do not appear to contain public information regarding the operations of the CONIAG, nor do news reports [7, 8, 9] Academic papers show it was active in 2004 in creating new legislation on irrigation [10]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"Though consultations with relevant stakeholders are mandated by the Water Laws in both entities and Brcko District they are organised on a case by case basis and give no provision for inclusion of the private sector or marginalised communities. [1,2,3]\n\nBased on a review of relevant legislation and websites of responsible institutions there is no further evidence that there is any platform established for private sector and marginalized societies (including women) involvement for water resources development, management and use activities. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"Brazil has the National Council for Water Resources (CNRH), which is a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management. This platform includes the private sector and marginalised societies, including women and family farmers, to be involved in water resources development, management and use activities. The law that created the National Policy for Water Resources (Law no. 9,433 of 1997) also created the National System for the Management of Water Resources, which is presided by the CNRH. [1] The CNRH composition includes representatives from non-governmental organisations, as well as government representatives, including from the Special Secretariat for Policy on Women and the Special Secretariat of Family Agriculture and Rural Development, as well as from industry associations. [2] \n\nThe CNRH is responsible for analysing legislation proposals pertaining to water resources, establishing guidelines for the implementation of the National Policy for Water Resources, promote articulation of water resources planning with federal, regional and state plans as well as users' plans (users being entities that consume water resources), arbitrate disputes pertaining to water resources, deliberate on project proposals that use water resources, approve proposals to create committees for hydrographic basins, establish general criteria for licencing to use water resources, and approve the National Plan for Water Resources and monitor its execution. [3]\n\n\nThe CNRH must have at least one ordinary meeting every semester besides extraordinary meetings, which can be convoked by the President of the CNRH. [4] A list of its resolutions, meetings' agendas and meetings' minutes can be found in its website. [5][6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"Cambodia's Water Law addresses the importance of all relevant stakeholders including private sector and marginalised groups in water resources development, management and utilisation, but there are only limited efforts to facilitate such engagement [1]. \n\nIn the current Uplands Irrigation and Water Resources Management Sector Project which is being implemented by Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology under loans from Asian Development Bank, women and private sectors are given opportunities to participate [2]. Cambodia reports the score of 50 (out of 100) on the UN SDG 6.5.1 Assessment's question on Business participation in water resources development, management and use at national level, and 40 (out of 100) on the question of Gender-specific objectives for water resources management at national level [3]. The assessment suggests that business participation is encouraged at the project technical study, design and construction stages, and there are a number of mechanisms in place to promote women participations in water resource sector. To improve sanitation services at the local level, Ministry of Industry, Mines and Energy with the support of the World Bank–financed Provincial and Peri-Urban Water and Sanitation Project has developed guidelines and procedures by which the government can contract with private firms through PPP principle [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"There is some evidence of a platform in China established for private sector and marginalized societies involvement for water resources development, management and use activities.\n\nSuch platform exists in China for consultation with both private sector and marginalized societies (including women). For private sector, when the Ministry of Water Resources publish drafts of national level policies for consultation, the private sector can participate in the process [1]. For the general public, including the marginalized societies, the Ministry provides an online public consultation platform for the public to ask questions about water resources development [2]. The public can also file petitions or complaints [3]. However, there is no specific outreach or engagement for marginalised groups. The consultation process usually involves the stakeholders chosen by the government. For each draft, the Ministry publishes a list of the government departments and their personel, from which they would like to receive feedback. These stakeholders then fill out the feedback form. These feedback forms are not public available, and the impact of such a consultation process is unclear [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"The creation of Colombia’s National Water Council (CNA) represents a platform for private sector and marginalized societies (including women) involvement for water resources development, management and use activities. \nArticle 250, which created the CNA, also states: \"physical or corporate persons may attend the Council, as guests, in order to discuss topics related to the development of its purpose\" [1]. The law does not provide further details on citizen participation in the CNA; the CNA's internal regulations may provide further guidance, but they do not appear to be publicly available online [4]. \nA 2015 presentation from the Ministry of Environment documents other instances for citizen participation in water resource planning, such as Regional Environmental Councils, Watershed/Basin Councils and Commissions, and Working Groups, and these are all active at the subnational level [2]. Regarding the private sector specifically, the Basin Councils and Aquifer or Micro-Watershed Working Groups can include unions or trade associations among their members [2]. Water user associations also exist at the local level, according to an academic source [3]. The sources consulted did not specifically mention the inclusion of women, although the instances for citizen participation are open to them."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"In Croatia, there is a platform established for private sector involvement for water resources development, management and use activities, but there is no evidence of inclusion of marginalized societies (including women) \n\nAccording to article 181 of the Water Law, the National Water Council is established form the purpose of considering essential issues related to water management, harmonisation of different needs and interest and proposing different measures for improvement of water management. The Council has 10 members who are appointed by the Government from the Parliament, prominent scientists and industry experts. [1] These experts were classified by the research firms Witteveen+Bos and Dvokut ECRO as \"sector professionals\" in 2014 [5] and therefore this can be considered as private sector engagement. The currnet composition of the Council is not publicly available [6].\n\nOther examples e.g. Council for Regional Development and Partnership Councils [2,3] give local stakeholder the opportunity only to influence regional policy making. The National Water Services Council, in charge of regulatory tariffs and service quality [4] also includes \"experts on water supply and wastewater sewerage, water management, the economy, public finance, or other fields\" . [6] \n\nThere is not mention of the inclusion of marginalised in any other above mentionned institutions [2,3,4,5,6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Ecuador has established platform established for private sector and marginalized societies (including women) involvement for water resources development, management and use activities. However the platform is not yet operational.\n\n\nArticle 19 of the 2014 national water resources law, the Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, created the Intercultural and Plurinational Water Council.\n\nThe Council comprises elected representatives from basin councils as well as representatives of indigenous communities, user organizations from different economic sectors, consumer organizations, decentralized autonomous governments, and universities [1]. The Council must have gender parity according to the law [1]. Article 33 of the law’s implementing regulations describes the Council’s functions, which include: providing social oversight of the human right to water; participating in the formulation, evaluation and oversight of public policy on water resources; participation in the creation of guidelines and follow-up on the National Water Resources Plan; and contributing to resolving water conflicts among users; among others [2]. Reports from 2017 and 2019 suggest the Council may not yet be operational. A 2017 article from the Secretariat of Water noted the ongoing efforts to set up the Council [3]. \n\nIn 2019, the Secretary of Water presented the agency's 2018 annual report, which stated that the regulations for the election of the members of the Council were still in draft form [4]. \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"In Guinea, there is no platform for private sector and marginalized societies (including women) involvement for water resources development, management and use activities. \n\nConcerning marginalized societies (including women), there is evidence that information is shared with them, for instance, awareness and information missions were conducted by Ministries of Energy and Hydraulics, Agriculture, Environment and Mines, with the purpose of informing, training and sensitizing women's groups on the importance, principles, objectives and issues of IWRM. Nevertheless, there is no evidence of consultation processes taking place with these groups . (1) On the other hand, no evidence of the private sector being consulted could be found in the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook Page (it does not have an official website), in Guinea's second national communication to the UNFCCC, in a UN presentation about the water situation in Guinea, on Guinea Water Company (SEG) website, in a report from pS-EAU, in the Water Code of Guinea or in the National Environmental Policy. (2,3,4,5,6,7,8)\n\n\nThe SDG 6.5.1 Report scores Guinea with 20 for the private sector capacity to participate in the relevant water policy. Indeed, it is stated that communication is limited between the government and the private sector and that consultations with this sector do not take place. (9)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"No, representatives of marginalised groups may meet the designated Members of Parliament in the Supreme Council of Water [1] and indirectly engage in the decision making through that channel. However it is diffuse and there is no channel for people not within the constituency of those MPs [1] There are also two agricultural experts in the Supreme Council of Water [1], but they are appointed by the President and have no specific mandate for representing local issues [1]. \n\nThe Ministry of Agriculture have initiated some local water associations to manage and protect water resources in the agriculture sector [2] but they are not on the national level of decision making, and are not related specifically to water [2]. The Ministry of Environment has a complaints section its website but it is not dedicated to water, nor policy making [3]. The Ministry of Energy operates no such service [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that platform where the private sector or marginalized groups in Iraq were involved in water resources development or management. \n\nThe website of the Ministry of Water Resources does not list events or meetings between the ministry and non state actors including the private sectors and marginalized societies (2). However, some joints initiatives made by Iraqi authorities with the support of International Organizations might include marginalized groups. For example, the project “Water Quality Control and Surveillance in Iraq\" is a joint initiative of WHO and UNICEF in collaboration with the Ministry of Environment and Ministry of Municipalities and Public Works of Iraq and, the Mayoralty of Baghdad and Ministry of Health and Ministry of Environment/KRG Erbil (3). UNICEF involvement show how the children, as a marginalized community, are taken into account in the project - however this initiative did not concern policy making (3). \n\nThe UN SDG 6.5.1 indicator referenced that there is a limited official contact between the government and the private sectors in the area of water resources development, management and use; and Iraq scored 20 in this indicator (1)."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"Private sector organisations may be involved in general water management platforms, however, there is no evidence of specific provisions for marginalised groups to participate.\n \n Coordination platforms for coordination on water resource management were introduced in Kazakhstan under the country's Water Code in 2003. [1] According to Article 43 of the Water Code, Basin Councils are established by river basin-level water organisations, and include representatives of local government, including regional ministries, local water users and civil society. [1] In practice, large industrial users of water are also important members, as well as experts and NGOs in relevant fields. [2, 3] However, there is evidence that the private sector is underrepresented, with one report stating that approximately 30% of a typical Basin Council's members are water user representatives and NGOs, versus 70% state stakeholders. [4] Under regulations from the Committee for Water Management of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources, basin water organisations are required to organise the operation of Basin Councils, consult them on water management issues and analyse recommendations, and also to make recommendations known to both state agencies and water organisations. [5]\n \n There is no specific provision for marginalised groups to participate in Basin Councils in relevant national legislation. [1, 5] Accounts on Basin Council activity and reports on the system do not refer to participation of marginalised groups. [2, 3, 6, 7] The statute of an Interdepartmental Council for Water Resource Management Issues created in 2015 does not allow for participation by the private sector. [6, 8] There are no other platforms for coordination between stakeholders restricted to water resource management in Kazakhstan.\n \n Separately, the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources created a Public Council in September 2019, which includes a Committee for Geology and Water Resources, on which representatives of national organisations sit, including the Water Management Association of Kazakhstan. [9, 10] In 2020, the Committee for Geology and Water Resources of the Public Council's work plan included consideration of the 2020-2030 State Programme for Water Resource Management. [11] However, no evidence that the Association includes private sector representatives or representatives of marginalised societies was found online, with the organisation's website offline. [12]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"In Kyrgyzstan, no evidence was found to suggest that separate platforms have been established for private sector and marginalized societies (including women) involvement in water resources development, management and use activities. However, the private sector participates in Basin Council meetings.\n \n As part of Kyrgyzstan’s ongoing reforms in the field of water resources management, the country adopted a new Water Code in 2005, which provided for the establishment of “Basin Councils” (‘BC’s). The aim of these BCs is to ensure the participation of all stakeholders in developing and adopting managerial decisions on the use and protection of water resources, as well as improving the ecological status of water bodies and basins. [1] However, the BCs were developed to increase the general participation of all stakeholders, and their activities are not aimed specifically at increasing the participation of the private sector, nor marginalized societies (including women), in water resources development, management and use activities. [1] Nonetheless, a local water resources expert interviewee mentioned that the private sector and independent water resources experts take part in BC meetings, alongside state agency representatives (e.g. representatives from the State Water Agency and State Environment Protection Agency). [5]\n \n Under the 2005 Water Code, the BCs were established to act as consultative and advisory bodies to basin organisations responsible for the management of basin water resources. [1] However, with the adoption of a restructured system of administrative organs in 2011, the establishment of basin organisations as originally planned was cancelled, and the Government elected to establish five “Basin Water Resource Authorities” (‘BWRA’s) instead. [2] However, no evidence was found to suggest that these BWRAs have been established, and a 2016 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe noted that there was no evidence to suggest a realistic chance of them being established any time soon. [3]\n \n The 2005 Water Code stipulates that BC meetings must occur on an annual basis; however, a 2016 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe noted that meetings do not occur regularly due to financing difficulties. [3] No evidence recording any Kyrgyz BC meetings could be found online, and a 2019 report by the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia noted that only some BCs had been established. [4]\n \n As consultative organs to the BWRAs, the fact that BWRAs have not yet been established renders the BCs obsolete, which is an additional reason for which meetings are not held regularly. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"There is no publicly available evidence for a platform that consistently provides for private sector or marginalised societies to take part in water resources development, management and use activities. There is no record of such a platform at the website of the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MONRE) and no reports of any such initiatives have been found in national media, which reports on most government agency activities. [1] MONRE holds meetings with private companies that have concession agreements with the government but does not host any industrial or commercial associations representing sectors. There is no mention of a mandate to meet with marginalised groups or the private sector in the list of MONRE’s rights and duties in Article 77 of the water and water resources law. However, the Lao Women’s Union (LWU) and the Lao Front for National Construction are mandated by the government to respond to the development needs of women and ethnic groups respectively, from village to central-government level and both were included on the now defunct Water Resources Coordinating Committee set up as the apex body for water resources in the 1990s. The LWU is sometimes involved in events held to discuss and plan water resources projects. [3,4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, the National Water Partnership (PNE) is a platform established for private sector and marginalized groups to be involved in water resources development, management and use.\n\nIt is organized in the form of a network of national and local actors involved in water management such as civil society, the private sector, state technical services, etc. Indeed, the PNE is composed, by voluntary membership, of the State, the private sector, associations and NGOs (representing the most vulnerable and margnialised sections of population), training and research institutes and bilateral or multilateral cooperation organizations supporting sustainable water management actions. [1]. \n\nMore recently, the PNE held its 2nd ordinary general assembly on 13 September 2018 where it adopted the provisional programme, and presented the progress of the activities of the PNE (activity report January-July 2018 and planning of activities August-December 2018, financial report). The assembly was also the moment where it unveiled its achievements such as carrying out a diagnostic study of the PNE's activities, the development of a strategy plan for the period 2016-2020 and the establishment of an executive secretariat. In spite of these achievements, the PNE faces difficulties to finance its activities and the necessity of giving a more practical content, more operational in the concept of integrated management of water resources as stated during the assembly. [2] It's focus on influencing National Policy is also limitted [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"The National Council of Water allow consultation with the private sector [1]. The Council is made of 5 representatives from Civil society Organisations: (a) the National Federation of Fishermen, (b) the Federation of farmers and breeders, (c) hydraulic works companies (private sector), (d) consulting firms (private sector), and (e) NGOs working in the field of water and sanitation. [1] Although the exact names of NGOs participating in the council are not explicit, some of them could be in touch with marginalised groups such as women and children in remote areas, however this could not be proved from the decree [1].\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"There is some evidence of a platform in Myanmar established for private sector and marginalized societies involvement for water resources development, management and use activities.\n\nThere are several departments in Myanmar who specifically hold in charge and consult with rural areas such as the Water Resources Utilization Department (WRUD) which merged with Irrigation Department (ID) in 2015. There are consultations with local stakeholders for topographic surveys or stakeholders at township and water user level . [1,2] There is also the National Strategy for Rural Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) which involves the Government, Development Partners, International NGOs, national and local NGOs, and private sector through consultation and participation. For example, for new sites for latrines,users (especially women) have been consulted and approve of the siting and design of the latrine toilet. Stakeholders (especially rights holders) are involved in the planning, design, implementation, and monitoring and evaluation of all sanitation projects [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"Such platform exists for consultation with the private sector and with marginalized societies, but there is no specific mention of work specific to women. \n\nThe Law on Water Resources of 2009 created the Board of Directors, which includes representation from rural, low-income and indigenous communities. [1] The Board of Directors meets twice a year and recently elected a new president in December 2018. [2,3] There is also evidence of a national working group on water (“Mesa del agua”) that meets with the private sector to promote the articulation and participation of stakeholders in water. In 2016 the National Water Authority (ANA) met with associations that represent private companies to discuss water governance. [4] There is no additional information about this working group with the private sector or about gender-related work on water issues in Perú from the ANA, Ministry of the Environment or the Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations. [5,6,7]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"In Senegal there is a platform for private sector and marginalized societies (including women) involvement for water resources development, management and use activities. \n\nThe WATSAN programmes (Water and Sanitation Services) are programmes that have been carried out by water authorities to improve service delivery. To implement these WATSAN programmes, several main stakeloders are involved including the private sector, which is fully involved in service provision through the construction of infrastructure; NGOs and civil organisations, as well as water users, who participate in water associations where they have a platform. It seems that the WATSAN programmes involve policy making only to a certain extent as the main focus of these programmes is the construction of water infrastructure (5) \n\nThe Superior Water Council is responsible for coordinating all initiatives related to water management in the national territory, and resolving any conflict related to the water use of the different sectors. Within this entity, marginalized societies (including women) are integrated since a representative of the National Federation of Women's Group, attends the Superior Water Council. (1) Within this entity, a representative of the farmers' association; of the breeder's association represent the private sector - however representatives from other sectors apart from agriculture do not seem to take part (2,3,4) Moreover, according to the decree creating the Superior Water Council, this council has meetings at least twice a year, on convocation of its president.(1) However, no evidence of meetings actually taking place could be found. (2,3,4) \n\n\nThe SDG 6.5.1 Report scores SÉNÉGAL with 80 for the private sector capacity to participate in the relevant water policy. Indeed, it is stated that the private sector has regular opportunities to take part in political processes, planning and management. (6)\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"In Serbia there is a platform established for private sector involvement in development of policy that affects the agriculture, industry and service sectors. However it is not a body this is specific for water resources development, management and use activities and does not cover inclusion of marginalised communities. \n\nSuch cooperation is ensured through Serbian Chamber of Commerce (SCC) and its regional centres. Members of the SCC are economic societies, grouped into the sectors of agriculture, industry and services. Within the network of 16 regional chambers of commerce and the capital chamber, professional support and effective representation of the interests of the economy by regions is provided. The SCC represents the interests and attitudes of its members by participating in the creation of laws and other regulations important for the business community.[1] This body is not specific to water issues, however any changes in water law that might affect businesses in these sectors could be raised through the Chambers [1]\n\nSerbia reports the score 20 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Business participation in water resources development, management and use at national level. The assessment states that some bodies have communication with business sector; whereas other responsible authorities have limited communication, mainly in cases when water policy changes are needed. But some good examples exists, such as the case of Užice City problem [4]. Communication with business sector on issues of water emission control and information needed for the preparation of secondary legislation in the city was provided through regional cooperation with Chambers of Commerce [4] and by organizing a number of annual conferences. This allowed for the business sector to provide direct communication with competent authorities. [2] \n\nAccording to the Water Management Strategy, to ensure a public participation, a decision to establish a National Water Conference has been taken in 2011, but the members still have not been appointed. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"There is a process for the private sector and marginalised societies to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level. \n\nAccording to article 34 of the Environmental Protection Law, the Minister of Environment may establish Expert Councils, composed of representatives of municipalities, private sector and NGOs and in this way ensure broad participation of stakeholders in decision making process. [1] On 5 December 2018, Minister of the Environment and Spatial Planning was set up the Council for Cooperation with NGOs (NGO CNVOS) as the expert and consultative body for increasing NGO involvement in their work. NGO CNVOS was been selected by the NGOs representatives as their umbrella organization. The NGO Council will be a partner to the Ministry in the drafting legislative and other documents. [2] Members of the NGO Council are include representatives of the private sector, alongside civil society organisations e.g. charities. [3] Minutes of the meetings of NGO CNVOS are publicly available, such those from meetings organised in 2019 and 2018. [4, 5] the process for which a council is established is clear and systematically enforced - this provides a clear platform for local stakeholders to engage in planning [1,4] \n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"Syrian water laws do not provide any platform for inclusion of marginalized societies or women into consultation for water management.\n\nThere are currently no large-scale public-private partnerships in Syria, either in the water and sanitation sectors or the irrigation sector. Water resources management is considered a wholly public service. [1][2] The Water User Associations are platforms for consultation, but not necessarily for marginlaized societies or women. Hoewver they do take into account the private citizen and their demands. [3][4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence to suggest that platforms have been established for private sector and marginalized societies' (including women) involvement in water resources development, management and use activities, in the Republic of Tajikistan.\n \n According to a 2020 report by the Scientific Information Centre of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), certain other countries in the area (i.e. Kyrgyz Republic) have established “Basin Councils” (‘BC’s) in order to implement the Integrated Water Resources Management (‘IWRM’) principle of public participation. [1] The aim of the BCs is to ensure the participation of all stakeholders in developing and adopting managerial decisions on the use and protection of water resources, as well as improving the ecological status of water bodies. [1]\n \n A new Water Code adopted in April 2020 in Tajikistan to introduce the principles of IWRM stipulates the creation of river basin councils as consultation and advisory bodies, charged with considering and approving water resource management projects in the relevant areas and coordinating the activity and interests of all concerned parties. [2] According to the Water Code, the procedures for the development of Basin Councils is to be articulated in secondary legisation, but no evidence of such legislation was found on the website of the Ministry of Water and Energy Resources and the government's legislative database. [3, 4] However, the Water Code states that BCs are to include representatives of local water users and social organisations (as well as national and local authorities), but makes no further specific provisions for involvement of the private sector and/or marginalized social groups in the BCs. [2]\n \n Indeed, a book published in 2017 on the topic of water resources management in Central Asia noted that although the country's Water Code stipulates that management of water resoures should involve public participation, in practice, these principles were not implementable as there are no platforms for the public to influence water resources management in the Republic. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence to suggest that platforms have been established for private sector and marginalized societies' (including women) involvement in water resources development, management and use activities, in the Republic of Tajikistan.\n \n According to a 2020 report by the Scientific Information Centre of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), certain other countries in the area (i.e. Kyrgyz Republic) have established “Basin Councils” (‘BC’s) in order to implement the Integrated Water Resources Management (‘IWRM’) principle of public participation. [1] The aim of the BCs is to ensure the participation of all stakeholders in developing and adopting managerial decisions on the use and protection of water resources, as well as improving the ecological status of water bodies. [1]\n \n A new Water Code adopted in April 2020 in Tajikistan to introduce the principles of IWRM stipulates the creation of river basin councils as consultation and advisory bodies, charged with considering and approving water resource management projects in the relevant areas and coordinating the activity and interests of all concerned parties. [2] According to the Water Code, the procedures for the development of Basin Councils is to be articulated in secondary legisation, but no evidence of such legislation was found on the website of the Ministry of Water and Energy Resources and the government's legislative database. [3, 4] However, the Water Code states that BCs are to include representatives of local water users and social organisations (as well as national and local authorities), but makes no further specific provisions for involvement of the private sector and/or marginalized social groups in the BCs. [2]\n \n Indeed, a book published in 2017 on the topic of water resources management in Central Asia noted that although the country's Water Code stipulates that management of water resoures should involve public participation, in practice, these principles were not implementable as there are no platforms for the public to influence water resources management in the Republic. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"There is no specific platform and mention of participation mechanisms for private sectors and marginalized groups in Thailand. \n\nThe Office of National Water Resources has records of many public hearings and workshops [1]. The Royal Irrigation Department also has a 24 hour hotline but does not specify the function of the line as a means for consultation [2]. Additionally, the Thai government has various channels for communications regarding their policy and laws, including two online public consultation platforms, one for government projects, which includes many water resource management and rehabilitation projects and one for amendment of laws and regulations [3][4]. There are also various seminars and workshops open to the public throughout the country, but there is no specific platform established for participation of vulnerable groups."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"No platforms have been established for involving the private sector and marginalized communities or women in water resources development, management and use. Private sector representatives may be invited to Water Management Coordination Committee or Basin Management Central Committee meetings, at the discretion of the Directorate General of Water Management, but even these discretionary arrangements do not apply to women or marginalised groups. [1]\n\nNone of the announcements/news items published on the website of the General Directorate of Water Management during 2018 and the first three months of 2019 referred to consultations with members of the business community or with marginalised groups or women. [1]\n\nArticle 5 of the notice establishing the Basin Management Central Committee states that the chair of the committee may invite private sector representatives to take part, depending on the agenda. [2] Similarly, the circular establishing the Water Management Coordination Committee makes it possible for private sector representatives to be invited to meetings and to take part in the work of sub-committees. [3] In practice, the reports of the Basin Management Central Committee meetings held in 2017 and 2018 contained in the bulletins of the Directorate General of Water Management (bulletins 13 and 16) do not name any non-government entities among those represented. [4] The Water Management Coordination Committee does not appear to have met (See above).\n\nWith respect to the local level, Article 6 of the Notice concerning the Organisation, Duties and Operating Procedures and Principles of the Basin Management Central Committee, Basin Management Committees and Provincial Water Management Coordination Boards names among the members of the Basin Management Committees –in addition to representatives of many public institutions – “representatives, to be determined by the committee chair, of organised industrial zones, universities, civil society organisations, irrigation associations and irrigation cooperatives, provided that there shall be no more than two representatives of each.” Article 8 of the same Notice names among the members of the Provincial Water Management Coordination Boards – again, in addition to representatives of many public institutions – “at most two representatives each of universities and irrigation associations”. \n\nDepending on the agenda, the chair of the Board may also invite representatives of additional public and private institutions including the head of the local chamber of industry or chamber of industry and trade, the director of the electricity distribution company in the province, a representative of the private sector, a representative of irrigation representatives, a representative of water products growers, a power plant representative, a private sector hydroelectric power plant representative and civil society organisation representatives and other experts.[5] Private sector representatives are in fact included in meetings of the Provincial Water Management Coordination Boards. For example, representatives of the local chamber of trade and industry took part in the first meeting of the Bursa Provincial Water Management Coordination Board. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"There are some platforms for the involvement of the private sector and marginalized societies (including women) in water management. \n \n The Water Code of Turkmenistan, last modified in 2019, establishes a basis for so-called \"basin councils\" that can be formed \"to provide for the rational and thorough usage and protection of water resources\". [1] While these councils are not exclusive to marginalized societies, there is evidence of the participation of peasant farmers in them; in October 2018, the country's first basin council was formed in the Maryy province (velayat) and included representatives from peasant (daikhan) associations, in addition to local administrations, water providers and local water authorities. [2] \n \n The law governing the operation of peasant organisations in Turkmenistan, \"On daikhan [peasant] associations\", also grants members of such associations the right to organise into collectives for the management of water resources on adjacent territories. [3] \n \n The Water Code of Turkmenistan defines two additional types of organisations: water user associations are defined as \"social formations created for the joint management and maintenance of domestic irrigation and drainage systems\", and water user groups are defined as \"unorganised water users, who [...] assume responsibility for the maintenance and operation of irrigation and collector-drainage networks located on daikhan [peasant] farms\". [1] A project sponsored by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Adaptation Fund, with aroung USD 667,000 in co-financing from the Government of Turkmenistan, established and operationalised water user groups (WUGs) in three locations across the country and trained over 500 people. The management committees of the WUGs established during this project were required to consist of at least 30 percent women, and the UNDP reported that women were active participants in the groups. [4] \n \n Additionally, there is at least one basin council in Turkmenistan. In October 2018, the country's first basin council was formed in the Maryy province (velayat) and included representatives from local administrations, peasant (daikhan) associations, water providers and local water authorities. [5]\n \n However, as of 2017, water user associations (WUAs) had not been introduced in the country, partially due to the Government's failure to adopt a Draft Law on Water User Associations. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"There is a platform established for private sector involvement for water resources development, management and use activities, but not for marginalized societies (including women).\n \n Associations of water consumers formed by agricultural enterprises, local authorities and other water consumers, are regulated by Article 18(2) of Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" among other legislative acts. [1] In particular, associations decide on the construction of new water access points, enter into water supply and purchase agreements, set water use limits, manage water supply facilities, determine quantitative rights to water and calculate estimates to such ends in accordance with Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 8 5 January 2002 \"On Measures to Reorganise Agricultural Enterprises into Farms\". [2]\n \n A number of problems with associations of water consumers are highlighted in a United Nations Development Programme Policy Brief on the current condition of Water Users Associations in Uzbekistan and recommendations on further development of their activities of 6 December 2017, which lists the lack of a clear understanding of their role and purpose, the lack of a special body to protect their interests, financial issues and legislative inconsistencies among others. [3] The Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") reflects such concerns, particularly noting that they have failed to become sustainable structures for self-governance by water consumers resulting in a degradation of technical conditions, poor service provision and growth in debt, which the planned Water Code will need to address. [4]\n \n The South Karakalpakstan Water Resources Management Improvement project Results Framework indicates that 34 operational associations of water consumers have been created or strengthened under the project out of a target number of 40 to be created or strengthened by September 2021. [5]\n \n The 2017 research paper \"Collective Action in the Irrigation Sector of Uzbekistan: A Case Study of Water Consumers’ Associations (WCAs) in the Karshi Steppe\" under USAID Partnerships for Enhanced Engagement in Research (PEER) Cycle 4 project \"Mitigating the competition for water in the Amudarya River Basin, Central Asia, by improving water use efficiency\" provides insight into the activities and operationality of associations of water consumers in Kashkadarya Region. [6] According to the report, the main responsibilities of Water Consumer Associations (WCAs) in Kashkadarya Province include ensuring reliable water distribution among farmers; determining and collecting Irrigation Service Fees; resolving disputes that concern water use and management of irrigation and drainage systems in an appropriate, transparent, and democratic manner; maintaining, rehabilitating and improving the irrigation and drainage system in the WCA operational area; and monitoring water use based on the agreed-upon delivery schedule. The Muglon Obi Hayoti WCA, for example, comprised 127 members in 2016 with 16 members of staff, namely a chairman, an accountant, an inspector, three water masters (mirab), and 10 pump controllers. \n \n No evidence has been identified of any platform for marginalised societies for water resources development, management and use activities on the website of the Ministry of Water Management. [7] No mention of plans to introduce such platforms is mentioned in the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"There is a platform established for private sector involvement for water resources development, management and use activities, but not for marginalized societies (including women).\n \n Associations of water consumers formed by agricultural enterprises, local authorities and other water consumers, are regulated by Article 18(2) of Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" among other legislative acts. [1] In particular, associations decide on the construction of new water access points, enter into water supply and purchase agreements, set water use limits, manage water supply facilities, determine quantitative rights to water and calculate estimates to such ends in accordance with Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 8 5 January 2002 \"On Measures to Reorganise Agricultural Enterprises into Farms\". [2]\n \n A number of problems with associations of water consumers are highlighted in a United Nations Development Programme Policy Brief on the current condition of Water Users Associations in Uzbekistan and recommendations on further development of their activities of 6 December 2017, which lists the lack of a clear understanding of their role and purpose, the lack of a special body to protect their interests, financial issues and legislative inconsistencies among others. [3] The Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") reflects such concerns, particularly noting that they have failed to become sustainable structures for self-governance by water consumers resulting in a degradation of technical conditions, poor service provision and growth in debt, which the planned Water Code will need to address. [4]\n \n The South Karakalpakstan Water Resources Management Improvement project Results Framework indicates that 34 operational associations of water consumers have been created or strengthened under the project out of a target number of 40 to be created or strengthened by September 2021. [5]\n \n The 2017 research paper \"Collective Action in the Irrigation Sector of Uzbekistan: A Case Study of Water Consumers’ Associations (WCAs) in the Karshi Steppe\" under USAID Partnerships for Enhanced Engagement in Research (PEER) Cycle 4 project \"Mitigating the competition for water in the Amudarya River Basin, Central Asia, by improving water use efficiency\" provides insight into the activities and operationality of associations of water consumers in Kashkadarya Region. [6] According to the report, the main responsibilities of Water Consumer Associations (WCAs) in Kashkadarya Province include ensuring reliable water distribution among farmers; determining and collecting Irrigation Service Fees; resolving disputes that concern water use and management of irrigation and drainage systems in an appropriate, transparent, and democratic manner; maintaining, rehabilitating and improving the irrigation and drainage system in the WCA operational area; and monitoring water use based on the agreed-upon delivery schedule. The Muglon Obi Hayoti WCA, for example, comprised 127 members in 2016 with 16 members of staff, namely a chairman, an accountant, an inspector, three water masters (mirab), and 10 pump controllers. \n \n No evidence has been identified of any platform for marginalised societies for water resources development, management and use activities on the website of the Ministry of Water Management. [7] No mention of plans to introduce such platforms is mentioned in the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"Venezuela has local platforms where women and other marginalized groups participate in water resources development, management and use activities, while the private sector has limited participation at the regional and national levels. \n\nA 2006 report on Integrated Water Resources Management in Venezuela stated that some regional and local pilot projects for water resources management were including more women’s participation. In addition, the report stated that “women, ethnic groups and NGOs” were increasing their levels of participation in water resources councils, but that levels were still not “sufficient for decision making” [1]. According to the report, local Technical Water Boards (MTA) “are an example of the participation of minority groups in the allocation of the resource” [1]. \n\nAccording to the 2007 Water Resources Law, the National Water Resources Council, which the Ministry of Care for Water Resources presides over, includes representatives of each Hydrographic Region Council, a representative from the National Assembly, a representative of institutional water users and a representative of the National Institute of Indigenous Peoples, as well as representatives from government ministries [2]. The Council is tasked with advising on water conservation and sustainable use policies, advising on the creation of the National Integrated Water Resources Management Plan, participating in the creation of technical regulations, and issuing opinions regarding water transfers between hydrographic regions, among other responsibilities [2]. There is no mention of the Private Sector being included [2]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"There is some evidence of a platform in Vietnam established for private sector and marginalized societies involvement for water resources development, management and use activities, but it is not comprehensive and there is no evidence of special provisions for women.\n\nThe Law on Water Resources of 2012 does not have any provisions for involving the private sector or marginalized communities. [1] However, the Government has issued a decree to support the development of small irrigation, in-field irrigation and advanced and water-saving irrigation for low income farmers. This Decree builds a mechanism for organizations and individuals to invest in construction of water storage works to be exempted from land rent when the State leases land to build works. [2] Websites for the Department of Water Resources Management (DWRM) and the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MONRE) do not have more information about water management programmes for marginalized people and women. [3,4] The National Resources Strategy towards 2020, which was issued in 2006, does not mention women or marginalized societies. [5]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n [2] Ministry of Justice, \" Water Affairs Management Law Enacted\" (مقرره در مورد کیفیت آب و کنترل و نگهداری آنها) [http://old.moj.gov.af/Content/files/OfficialGazette/01301/OG_01367.pdf]\n \n [3] National Water Affairs Regulation Authority [https://nwara.gov.af/en]\n \n [4] Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock {https://mail.gov.af/dr]\n \n [5] Office of the President of the Afghanistan. \" High Council on Land and Water Member.\" [https://president.gov.af/en/high-council-on-land-and-water-members/]\n \n [6] Rasooly, Nawid. 17 December 2019. \"Master of Science Thesis: Water Governance in Afghanistan\". [https://ir.library.oregonstate.edu/downloads/wp988r70x?locale=en] (direct download)\n \n [7] United Nation Assistance Mission in Afghanistan \"An Assessment of Afghanistan’s Legal Framework Governing Water for Agriculture.\" [https://unama.unmissions.org/sites/default/files/2016_19_10_water_rights_final_v2.pdf]\n \n [8] International Commission for Water Coordination in Central Asia. \"Water Resources Management in Afghanistan: The Issues and Options\". [http://www.cawater-info.net/afghanistan/afg10_e.htm].\n \n [9] Relief Web. 30 September 2002. \"Needs assessment on soil and water in Afghanistan\". [https://reliefweb.int/report/afghanistan/needs-assessment-soil-and-water-afghanistan].\n \n [10] Presidency of Afghanistan. 2 April 2018 \"President Ghani emphasized effective water management and equitable distribution\", (\"رئیس‌جمهورغنی بر مدیریت موثر و تقسیم عادلانه آب تأکید کرد\"). [https://president.gov.af/da/news-366251].\n \n [11] Presidency of Afghanistan. 25 July 2017 \"The meeting of the Supreme Council of Land and Water was held under the chairmanship of President Ghani\", (\"رئیس‌جمهورغنی بر مدیریت موثر و تقسیم عادلانه آب تأکید کرد\"). [https://president.gov.af/da/News/99880]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Constitutional President of the Republic. Supreme Decree 26599. 2002. https://www.ecolex.org/details/legislation/decreto-supremo-no-26599-crea-el-consejo-interinstitucional-del-agua-coniag-lex-faoc044141/\n[2] Constitutional President of the Republic. Law 18. 2006. https://www.ecolex.org/details/legislation/ley-no-3360-consejo-interinstitucional-del-agua-lex-faoc062412/\n[3] Constitutional President of the Republic. 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Annual Report. 2018. http://www.cepb.org.bo/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/MEMORIA-CEPB-2018-.pdf\n[7] Google. site:gob.bo CONSEJO INTERINSTITUCIONAL DEL AGUA. 2019. https://www.google.com/search?q=site:gob.bo+CONSEJO+INTERINSTITUCIONAL+DEL+AGUA&safe=off&client=firefox-b-d&ei=pGviXIHyEMqz5gLPjJ6wBA&start=0&sa=N&ved=0ahUKEwiB1O233qniAhXKmVkKHU-GB0Y4FBDy0wMIcw&biw=1221&bih=936\n[8] La Razon. 2019. http://la-razon.com/\n[9] El Mundo. 2019. http://elmundo.com.bo/elmundo/\n[10] Vos, Hugo de, Rutgerd Boelens, and Rocio Bustamante. \"Formal law and local water control in the Andean region: A fiercely contested field.\" Water Resources Development 22.1 (2006): 37-48"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A32+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F32,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Sein Aung Min. \"National Water Resources\n  Management in Myanmar \" . https://www.riob.org/fr/file/281072/download?token=ntZ2J97q [2] Republic of the UNion of Myanmar. \"Irrigated Agriculture Inclusive Development Project\". 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Afghanistan, the national level body does not share water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries). \n \n Based on the Water law 2009, the Ministry of Energy and Water (or the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority - the independent water sector agency as of 2020) is responsible for collection, analysis and evaluation of hydrological data for surface water. [1, 2] A new Water Law adopted in 2020 maintains these provisions. [2] However, the 2009 Water Law does not make any reference to sharing water data. [1]\n \n According to a United Nations 2016 report on Afghanistan, \"no central database of water resources has been developed, thereby limiting the ability of any planning agencies anticipated by the Water Law, including the High Council, in preparing any coherent management strategy.\" [3] The Ministry of Water and Energy was repored in 2017 to have seven departments responsible for data collection, with no coherent or harmonised procedures in place. [4]  No information on constituent departments of the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority was found on the new agency's website. [5]\n \n No evidence of water-related data sharing was found on the website of the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority or the Ministry of Agriculture. [5, 6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Though the Ministry of Environment and Water shares some data semi-publically, there is no evidence that it proactively share information with other ministries.\n\nThe Ministry of Environment and Water hosts the Information System for Water and Sanitation in Bolivia (SIAB), but a login is required to access the data and it is not clear what information is shared via the system [1]. In addition, the Ministry hosts a geo-information system (GEO SIARH) with 532 different data layers related to water resources. For example, one layer contains information regarding the municipal capitals covered by the Rio Mizique Watershed Plan [2]. In addition, the National Environmental Information System (SNIA) contains information related to the environmental impact analysis (EIA) process and pending applications, but it is not clear how much of this information relates to water [3]. The website of the Ministry of Environment and Water does not contain additional evidence regarding water data sharing among ministries [4]. There is no public evidence of proactive information sharing between the Ministry of Environment and Water and other ministries [4, 5, 6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"In Bosnia and Herzegovina the entity level bodies share water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries) and the other entity. \n\nAccording to the Water Laws of both entities, responsible authorities at the entity level are obliged to ensure mutual coordination in preparation of the water management plans. Article 123 of the Water Law of Federation of BiH and article 129 of the Water Law of the Republic of Srpska envisage mutual sharing of water related data between the entities in the process of issuing water acts. This coordination is ensured between the ministries in charge for water management, in the current government set up Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management in the Republic of Srpska and Ministry of Agriculture, Water Management and Forestry in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. [2, 3]\n\nBosnia and Herzegovina reports the score 70 (out of 100) for the UN SDG assessment question on Data and information sharing within countries at all levels. The assessment states that organization of data and information sharing system in BiH is done in accordance to constitutional jurisdiction of the different levels of authorities in BiH. However water information systems were developed at the sub-national level. Data and information sharing is required by the Water Laws. Strategic documents and relevant Action plans requires improvement of coordination, data sharing and decision making process. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"The National Council for Water Resources (CNRH) operates the National System of Information on Water Resources (SNIRH), which is a mechanism to share data with other relevant bodies, including ministries, the private sector and civil society. In addition, during CNRH meetings, there are discussions of studies and publications. In the 40th Ordinary Meeting of the CNRH held on 18 December 2018, there were deliberations on a technical study on project analysis relative to dams in 2017 as well as a technical study on the fees and costs to use water resources by the National Water Agency (ANA). There were also deliberations on the progress and implementation of priorities and goals of the National Plan of Water Resources 2016-2020. [1] \n\nThe SNIRH is a mechanism established by the National Policy for Water Resources, created by Law no. 9,433 of 1997. In this law, the SNIRH is referred to in Articles 25, 26 and 27. Article 26-III explicitly states that \"data access and information is guaranteed for all of society\". [2] The SNIRH's principles are to decentralise the collection and production of data and information, but then centralise it through a unified coordinated system. The SNIRH is managed by the National System for the Management of Water Resources, which is presided by the National Council for Water Resources (CNRH). [2] The CNRH includes representatives from several public and private entities, including the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Planning, Development and Administration, the Ministry of Foreign Relations, the Ministry of Transportation, Ports and Civil Aviation, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Culture, the Ministry of Cities, the Ministry of Tourism, the Ministry of National Integration, the Ministry of Defence, the Ministry of Industry, External Commerce and Service, the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply, the Ministry of Science, Technology, Innovation and Communications, the Ministry of Environment, and the Ministry of Mines and Energy. [3] \n\nThe SNIRH is composed by three other systems: the system for the management and analysis of water resources, the system for the regulation of water resources usage, and the system for the planning and management of water resources. Data is available by hydrological division, quantity and quality of water, water use, water availability, critical hydrological events, water resources plans, regulation and control of water resources and programs focused on the conservation and management of water resources. [4] The data is publicly available at: http://www.snirh.gov.br/. [5] Data quality varies across indicators. For example, data on water quality is generally available every year, the latest available data year is 2016. [6] As another example, for water use indicators, the system provides historical data by municipality since 1931 and projections until 2030 on the demand for water as well as irrigation consumption. [7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"The national level body for water resources management in Cambodia shares water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries).\n\nCambodia's national law on water resources management stipulates that \"data on quantity and quality and other water-related information collected by other institutions shall be submitted to the MOWRAM in a technically standardized format\", and requires the Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology (MOWRAM) to share water-related data and information with other government institutions (article 8) [1]. Currently, water level data are publicly available in the databases of MOWRAM's Department of Hydrology and River Works (www.dhrw-cam.org) and Mekong River Commission, yet the collected data quality is poor [2]. Other communication channels such as inter-ministerial meetings have also been used to discuss and share data with other sectors. For example, in January 2017 the first round-table consultation meeting was held as part of a multi-stakeholder consultation process to compile and assess existing databases and data collection system developed by the Ministry of Planning and other key ministries including MOWRAM, which are involved in climate change mainstreaming and Strategic Program for Climate Resilience (SPCR) investment projects [3]. Development partners and donors have been providing technical and financial supports to the Ministry to improve the government's capacity in water resource management. For instance, UNDP is currently helping the Ministry to strengthen its climate information and early warning systems under a 4-year project (2015-2019) [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"In China, there are mechanisms for the Ministry of Water Resources to share data with other ministries. \n\nWhen the Ministry of Water Resources publish drafts of national level policies for consultation, they usually ask for feedback from other ministries, such as the Ministry of Science and Technology and the Ministry of Ecology and Environment [1]. The Ministry of Water Resources has close cooperations with other government departments, including the Ministry of Transport, the Ministry of Ecology and Environment. For example, in April 2019, the Ministry of Water Resources held a meeting with the Ministry of Transport on building cooperation mechanisms for sand excavation management in Yangtze River [2]. In March 2019, the Minister of the Ministry of Water Resources announced that they will work closely with the Ministry of Ecology and Environment to protect rural water sources [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"Colombia’s National Monitoring Program for Water Resources (PNMRH) collects and shares water-related data with other relevant bodies however there is no specific mention of proactive efforts to share information with other ministries. \n\nThe PNMRH is a product of the National Policy for the Integrated Management of Water Resources 2010-2022 (PNGIRH) [2]. The PNMRH has five objectives, including collecting water data and creating knowledge on Colombia’s water cycle, and communicating that information broadly to promote greater participation in management of water resources [2]. In 2016, the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development undertook a process to update the PNMRH, including developing communication and information sharing protocols and integrating participatory and sectoral monitoring [3]. Activity 4.1 of the process is “to define communications instruments and tools that are permanently effective and connected with water monitoring and different users at the national, regional and local levels” [3]. \n\nBased on information on the government sites, the implementation of Activity 4.1 of the PNMRH update plan is incomplete [1, 3, 4]. In addition, the National Water Council, which was created in 2015 under Law 1753 as part of the National Development Program to coordinate policy for the national water sector, does not yet appear to have a website with information regarding its activities and reports [5, 6]. \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"In Croatia the national level body shares water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries) on an ad-hoc basis through the Council of Water. Data is also shared publicly and therefore is accessible by other ministries, however there is no evidence of proactive information sharing. \n\nAccording to article 181 of the Water Law, the National Water Council is established form the purpose of considering essential issues related to water management, harmonisation of different needs and interest and proposing different measures for improvement of water management. The Council has 10 members who are appointed by the Government from the Parliament, prominent scientists and experts. [1] It can be assumed that this Council is likely to engage in information sharing however it is not stated as a core part of the made [1]. \n\n\nCroatian Waters have comprehensive presentation of different information on their website, such as information on water levels, water fees, flood defence, different news, as well as annual financial reports. [3, 4] This information is available to all relevant bodies. \n\nCroatia reports the score 100 (out of 100) for the UN SDG assessment question on Data and information sharing within countries at all levels. The assessment states that all data and information that is considered relevance for water users is accessible for the general public is available on the internet pages /links of the Ministry of Environment and Energy and Croatian Waters. [1] However it provides no evidence of proactive information sharing. Review of the website of the Ministry of Environment and Energy cannot confirm the finding of the UN SDG assessment since only basic information is available on this website, mainly in the form of news and annual reports of the Ministry. [2]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Ecuador’s Secretariat of Water has some data sharing mechanisms with other the general public, but these are done on ad-hoc basis. There is no evidence of proactive data sharing between ministries.\n\nThe 2014 Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water does not include data sharing mechanisms in the mandate for the National Strategic Water System (Article 16) or the Secretariat of Water (Article 18) [8]. Neither the 2014 law nor its implementing regulations mention data sharing mechanisms [1, 8]. The website of the Secretariat of Water does not contain additional public evidence regarding how the National Strategic System for Water works in practice [9]. \n \nArticle 17 of the implementing regulations for the 2014 national water resources law, the Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, tasks the Secretariat of Water with creating and operating the Public Registry for Water (RPA), which should contain water-related data for sharing and public consultation [1]. \n\nIn December 2018, the Secretariat reported that it had launched the RPA, but as of May 2019 the RPA’s website was unreachable [2, 3]. The Secretariat has nine datasets in Ecuador’s national Open Data platform, but only one or two of these pertain to water-related data [4, 5]. Others are related to the administration of the Secretariat [4]. In 2017, the Secretariat of Water published the Sectorial Water Statistics Bulletin, which contains an annual snapshot of national water data, but a web search did not find previous or later versions of the Bulletin [6]. A 2012 report from the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) noted that, regarding water data, “the institutions that create information generally avoid the responsibility and comprehension of data needs that come from public and private entities and organizations; nor do they face the need to reach institutional agreements between water data producers and users” [7]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"In Guinea, the national level body does not share water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries). \n\n\nAccording to the SDG 6.5.1 Report, information related to water management, policy and planning is made available between different sectors. The mechanism in place to share information, is an inter-ministerial committee for the elaboration of the national water policy. (1) Nevertheless, this inter-ministerial committee could not be found on the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page (it does not have an official website). (2) Moreover, this inter-ministerial committee could not be found in the organigram of the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics. According to this same reference, the entity in charge of the elaboration of the national water policy is the national directorate of Hydraulics. (3) No further information on this inter-ministerial committee could be found in a UN presentation about the water situation in Guinea, on Guinea Water Company (SEG) website, in a report from pS-EAU, in the Water Code of Guinea or in the National Environmental Policy. (4,5,6,7,8) \n\nOn the other hand, the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page mentions the discussion of a comprehensive project integrating different Ministries such as the Ministry of Agriculture, Environment and Mines. This project was related to the threats faced by the basin, such as fires and deforestation. The proposed idea was to discuss the project with the Ministry of Environment for the synergy of actions. Nevertheless, the share of water-related data was not discussed (9) No further information about this project could be found in the National Directorate of Water and Forests or in the Ministry of Environment, Water and Forests Facebook page (it does not have an official website). (10,11) \n\nFinally, information and awareness campaigns about IWRM are effectuated since 2013 in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture, Environment and Mines. They are related to the importance of adopting an IWRM, its principles, objectives and challenges. One of the main objectives is also introducing new farming techniques. Further information on how often these session happen could not be provided - nor if they included any mention of data sharing. (12) No further evidence about these campaigns could be found on the Ministry of Agriculture Facebook page (it does not have an offcial website), in the Ministry of Mines and Geology or in the Ministry of Environment, Water and Forests Facebook page (it does not have an official website). (13,14,11)\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"The Supreme Council of Water meetings are a platform to proactively share and exchange data between ministries. \n\nThe Supreme Council of Water is the apex body for coordination of the provision, distribution and consumption of water in the country and its meetings take place in the offices of one of the member organisations and has a secretariat in the Ministry of Energy [1]. The council's members include, the President or Vice President, Minister of Energy, Minister of Agriculture, Minister of Interior, Minister of Mining and Industries, Head of Management and Planning Organisation, Head of the Department of Environment, an MP from agriculture, water and natural resources commission, two agricultural experts selected by the President [1].The council should meet at least every three months and therefore provides the opportunity for the ministers to exchange data [1]; for example in the meeting in February 2018. the Ministry of Energy, the Ministry of Agriculture, The Department of Environment and the Planning and Budget Organisation are mandated to exchange and share their water-related data in Khuzestan province to tackle the issue of haze in south Iran [4]. The Secretariat for the Supreme Council of Water is established as the coordinating body for the exchange of data [4].\n\nMinutes and ratifications of all the meetings can be found on the website of the Ministry of Energy [2]. Additionally, the 6th 5-year Development Plan tasks the Ministry of Energy to share all water-related data to all stakeholders; which was been partly achieved by publicly sharing these data on relevant offices' and organisations' websites [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"There is evidence of the Ministry of Water Resources sharing data with other ministries on an ad-hoc basis. \n\nFor example, in 2016 the Ministry of Planning’s Central Statistical Organization had to collaborate with the Ministry of Water Resources and other bodies (Ministry of Health and environment, ministry of construction and housing and the Mayoralty of Baghdad) in order to publish its report on “Environmental Statistics for Iraq (Water, Sewage, Municipal Services)”. In this case, a committee composed of specialists from each body was reunited, each representative had to gather specific information and data needed for the governmental report. (1,2)\n\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"Kazakhstan's national water body is mandated to share data with other ministries, however the level of data shared is limited in practice.\n \n The Committee for Water Resources of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources is required under its statute to create and manage a national-level information system on water resource use, in conjunction with other relevant agencies, chiefly including the Ministry's hydrometereological service, Kazgidromet, as well as a database on water facilities allowing for access by all interested parties. [1] The statute of the Ministry's Department of Transboundary Rivers does not refer to any requirements to collect or share information, data or statistics. [15]\n \n The \"Single informational-analytical system for water resource management\" was developed in 2014 as a web portal, displaying a wide range of data on uptake, usage and discharge of water, including volume and quality, with three dedicated sections for the Committee for Water Resources, basin water organisations and other users, and managed by the then-Committee for Water Resources of the Ministry of Agriculture. [2, 3] However, at the time of research the web portal was offline, and was not available in an online archive of webpages. [4, 5] No further information on the single system was available on the websites of national water transmission company Kazvodkhoz (managed by the Committee for Water Resources), which commissioned development of subsystems for the single system in 2017. [5, 6] No evidence of a single system was found on the website of Kazgiprovodkhoz, a private company reported in a 2019 media article to be the manager of the country's only database with historical data on water bodies and facilities; the article does not name this database and it is unclear whether it is referring to the Committee for Water Resources' Single System. [7, 8] A legal expert on IWRM in Kazakhstan interviewed confirmed that the Single System had been introduced and was managed by the Committee for Water Resources, but stated that it was undergoing commercial approbation at the time of research. [15]\n \n In addition, the Committee and Kazgidromet are responsible for providing both individuals and legal entities access to the State Water Cadastre, created under the 2003 Water Code to provide information on the country's surface water bodies, including available water and its quality, groundwater, including reserves, quality and hydrodynamic characteristics, and data on water usage, by basin, region and economic sector. [1, 3, 10, 15] The Committee is required to provide Water Cadastre data specifically to state agencies responsible for environmental protection, mining regulation and the meteorological office, and publish an annual report on Cadastre data. [11] However, no evidence of an electronic resource for the State Water Cadastre was found on the website of the Ministry or Kazgidromet. [17, 18] \n \n Despite this, a series of annual reports published by Kazgidromet, the Committee for Water Resources, and Committee for Geology and Mining for the years 2010-2017, were found, including information on: water availability, disaggregated by basin, surface and groundwater resources, including maps of each basin displaying location of groundwater sources, and water uptake and use by basin administrative region, and economic sector. [12, 13] These reports are available online from the website of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) Scientific Information Centre, and could not be found elsewhere online, including on the website of the hydrometereological service nor for more recent years than 2017. [12, 13] A 2020 report by the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) describes \"confusion\" in water statistics in Kazakhstan, stating that different agencies use different statistics, and proposes the creation of a Single Register of water resources, to be updated annually. [14]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"In Kyrgyzstan, there are mechanisms in place for the national level body to share water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries).\n \n In Kyrgyzstan, the State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘SAW’), previously the Department of Water Resources and Land Improvement of the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Improvement of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘DWRLI’) until 2019, is mandated to carry out the development, formation and stable functioning of a unified water information system, under its establishing decree. [1] Additionally, the SAW is mandated to interact with other state bodies on the issues of mutual exchange of operational hydrological and hydrogeological data, emergency information and other relevant information related to changes in the state and use of water resources. [1]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee noted that with the help of the World Bank's “National Water Resources Management Project” (‘NWRMP’), the SAW has established a water information database. [2] The SAW website includes this Water Information System which was established in 2018 with support from the World Bank, and enables access to data on water availability, water use and technical characteristics of water bodies. [4, 5] However, only the database on water use is publicly accessible and the interviewee noted that this part of the database is not regularly updated, and that the NWRMP's second phase will aim to increase the frequency of the updates. [2, 4, 5] The interviewee noted that importantly, the database does not collect data on water balances. [2]\n \n The 2005 Water Code provides that the “State Water Cadastre” (which includes information on the quantity and quality of surface waters, the quantity and quality of underground waters, the status, condition and location of state owned water economy constructions and irrigation systems, etc.) should be maintained by the SAW along with meteorological and geological authorities. [3] \n \n Under the 2005 Water Code of the Kyrgyz Republic, the state hydrometeorological body (“Kyrgyzhydromet”) is specially authorised to participate in the development of an information system for the monitoring of water resources, as well as the state water cadastre. [3] Kyrgyzhydromet participates in the Water Information System established under the NWRMP, contributing data to the central part of the database administered by the SAW. A local water resources expert interviewed noted that the hydrological data contributed is regularly updated from April to September, but not collected over the whole territory of Kyrgyzstan. [2, 4] However, the interviewee also stated that data sharing between ministries does not always take place, especially because the services of water monitoring bodies like Kyrgyzhydromet incur a cost, and other agencies do not pay for access to such data. [2]\n \n The 2005 Water Code also provides that the legal framework for water resources management in Kyrgyzstan must operate on the “principle of openness” (i.e. information on the condition and use of water bodies and water resources should be accessible to the public). [3] It further states that the National Water Council is entitled to obtain from other ministries, administrative agencies, other state bodies, and public structures, such information, data, reviews or technical and advisory support as are necessary to enable it to prepare the National Water Strategy and fulfil its tasks. [3]\n \n According to a 2018 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, the Kyrgyz Government “generally encourages” governmental organs to share data with other relevant bodies, and Kyrgyzstan promotes interdepartmental data sharing and makes environmental information easily accessible more generally. [6] Relevant governmental agencies take part in the preparation of environmental reports and provide information to the National Statistical Committee (NSC), enabling Kyrgyzstan to fulfil its obligations regarding public sharing of the main set of the indicators set out by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe available in the country. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that the national level body for water resources management, the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MONRE) shares water-related data with other relevant bodies. \n\nThere is no record of such data-sharing or meetings to discuss water-related data on the MONRE website or social media page. [1,2] At the Aquastat website of the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations, water data from Laos is available but has not been updated since 2011. [3] At the World Resources Institute’s Aqueduct website, data comes from a similar time series and is provided by international sources, not by Laos. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"Although there does not appear to be any formal data sharing mechanism with other ministries, the National Water Council (CNE) is a platform that brings together different ministries (Ministries in charge of Water, Energy, Health, Environment, Territorial Administration, Equipment, Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Fisheries, High Council of Territorial Communities, Civil Society, Users and Operators) and which serves as a consultative and information sharing body. \n\nCreated in 2002-03 by ministerial decree, the CNE is the platform where these various ministries come togehter to be informed of water-related data collected by the DNH [1]. Its mission is to issue proposals and advisory opinions on all water-related issues, in particular on draft water master plans and master plans for water management, as well as related modifications and water development and distribution projects of a national or regional character. However, the CNE does not have a website of its own, and thus is not possible to establish the type of data that is being shared, at which frequency, and how it is being used [2]. Nonetheless, the DNH publishes weekly hydrological bulletins monitoring water related data (levels, debits, etc.) on its website, which are publicly available for consultation. [3] According to art. 3 of the decree 03-587 the National Water Council meets once a year and it can meet in extraordinary session at the request of its president or 2/3 of its members. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"Data sharing takes place on the level of all relevant bodies on ad hoc basis. The 2005 Water Code stipulates at art 14 that the Ministry in charge or water is responsible for the collection of data through a primary network for the collection of water measurements and data, consisting of permanent monitoring points spread over the national territory [1], however no evidence was found of the existence of data published on the Minstry's website [2]. It can be however inferred from the Decree 2007-09 setting up the National Council of Water that data is shared between the various ministries at least biannually during the Council's meetings [3].\n\nMoreover, in 2001 the National Centre of Water Ressources (CNRE) was set upwhich is a public administrative institution responsible for the exploration, assessment, monitoring and protection of water resources [4]. It is specifically, tasked, among others with, the creation and updating of data bases on water resources and hydraulic works but not specifically with regularly sharing this information with other relevant bodies. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"The national level body for water resources management in Myanmar shares water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries).\n\nThe National Water Resource Committee (NWRC) is the apex body for the water related matters in Myanmar. The NWRC Secretary has responsibilities to share information on water resources, policy, planning & management and it is made available between different sectors of the government (order Affairs; Agriculture, Livestock Breeding and Irrigation; Transportation and Communications; Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation; Electric Power and Energy; and Planning and Finance). The committee have meetings to draw up and implement an integrated water management system, and develop a national integrated water management strategy, a national water resources policy, a water framework directive and a water law. [1,2,3, 4] NWRC also holds coordination meetings to discuss furture work processes on a national, state and regional level. For example, the third future work programme coordination meeting was attended by Vice Chairman of the National Water Resources Committee and Union Minister for Transport and Communications, Member and Union Minister for Border Affairs, Nay Pyi Taw Council Chairman, Yangon Mayor, states and regions ministers, permanent secretaries, director generals and officials. [3] The work programme coordination meeting of the National Water Resources Committee held in 2019 by Vice Chairman of the National Water Resources Committee and Union Minister for Transport and Communications, Member and Union Minister for Border Affairs, Nay Pyi Taw Council Chairman, Yangon Mayor, states and regions ministers, permanent secretaries, director generals and officials. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"There are multiple mechanisms to share water data with other ministries in Perú.\n\nThe Law of Water Resources of 2009 created the Board of Directors (Consejo Directivo), which is a mechanism with members from the Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of the Environment, Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation, Ministry of Energy and Mines; and representatives from other public sectors, and rural and peasant communities. The Board of Directors meets at least twice annually to make operational decisions and to share information including data about the situation of water resources in the country. [1] This information is evidenced through meeting minutes [7,8]\n\nThe ANA collaborates in particular with the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation to publish data through the Official Water Information System (Sistema Oficial de Información del Agua, SOFIA). [2,5] Data on wastewater permits and the total allowed discharge is also available. [6]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"In Senegal, the national level body has mechanisms to share data with other ministries.\n\nThe National Center for Water and Sanitation has, within its mandate, the reponsability to centralize, exploit and value the data, but also share it. Indeed \"the mission of the Center is to bring together the different departments of the Ministry and the actors involved in the water sector in order to centralize all their publications, data produced and information, process, digitize, and make them available to users who need them as part of their work\". This platform is available through a user registry.(1) However, the website associated to this platform, where you should be able to enter the user name, could not be found online. \n\nThe National Directorate of Water Resources Management and Planning also has in its mandate, the responsibility to share information on water resources, policy, planning & management with the different sectors and ministries. (2) Among its other functions are listed: - to share with the other structures of the Department, the database and the necessary information for the\nmobilization and water resources management;\n- to promote the integrated management of water resources;\n- to study the authorization demands to construct and use water catchment and discharge structures;\netc.\nHowever, no further evidence on the database could be found in the National Directorate of Water Resources Management and Planning or in the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation. (3,2)\n\nEvidence could not be found confirming that the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation shares data with other ministries.[2]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"Information sharing between the government authorities responsible for water management and those responsible for other sectors is partially implemented.\n\nThere are examples of meetings where information sharing between the government authorities responsible for water management and those responsible for other sector occur, although they are through the negotiation group for Chapter 27. Such meetings are organised concerning important steps in the EU accession negotiation process and preparation of policy and strategic documents. The scope does not extend to general water management. [2]\n\nSerbia reports the score 20 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Data and information sharing within countries at all levels. The assessment states that Serbian regulations do not obligate different institutions to exchange information and reports. Some institutions, such as Serbian Environmental Protection Agency, publish their reports via their website. The information exchange is mostly limited to personal collaboration and connections. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"Other relevant bodies (other ministries) can access information on water via a publicly available website, however there is no evidence of proactive sharing or an established mechanism of information sharing with other ministries.\n\nPortal of the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning called \"E-Water\", managed by the Water Agency, was comprehensive data related to water management. Some of data that can be found in the portal are current inland water data by basin, current sea data, archive water data, flood hazard assessment data, individual scanned hydrological studies, water cadaster which contains a list of water and a list of water facilities and devices, which are divided into several sub-collections, etc. [1] \n\nWebsites of the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning, Water Agency and Environmental Protection Agency do not have information about meetings between these institutions and other bodies to discuss water related aspects. [2, 3, 4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"Though the Higher Water Council does not include information sharing in its mandate [1], the Ministry of Water Resources has recently signed executives programs with the Ministry of Agriculture on Scientific Reseach including data sharing. This execuctive program, signed in 2019, \"frames joint scientific research cooperation and technical studies in the fields of resource sustainability Environmental protection and the use of water resources, particularly for agricultural purposes, and to achieve and develop a technical and scientifically documented mechanism.\" [2]. There was no indication given that implementation had begun [2] \n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"In Tajikistan, there is evidence to suggest that the national level body does share water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries), but the mechanisms for sharing data are very loosely defined.\n \n Under its establishing decree, the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan (‘MEWR’) is charged with: “the creation and use of a database and information system on the formation, management and use of water resources, and for maintaining water and energy cadastres”; “maintaining the State Register of Water Sector Facilities” (a set of systematised data on certification of water sector facilities); and “performance of work on computerisation, maintenance and storage of a database of the sectors of the fuel and energy sector and water resources and the information register of its entities, organisation of information support for the water and the energy sector”. [1] The MEWR is required to share information with various, unspecified stakeholders, including the public, through water resource management databases, its website, the press and publication and distribution of informational materials. [2] However, no evidence of regular information sharing by the MEWR was found on its website. The website displays general information and statistics on available water resources (including in glaciers, water bodies and groundwater), and brief descriptions of uses of water resources in the country, but statistics are not dated. [4, 8, 9]\n \n Additionally, under Tajikistan's Water Code, adopted in April 2020, the MEWR is responsible for the creation of a National Water Information System, composed of databases and information systems in the areas of water resource management, environmental protection, drinking water supply and irrigation. [3] Data generated in connection with water management activity is to be included in the water information systems to aid development of water management plans. [3] Under the Water Code, one of the purposes of the Water Information System ('WIS') is to inform society on water management and support the development of policy and strategies relating to water use, but does not specify that any other relevant ministries than the MEWR are to have access. [3] The Water Code requires development of secondary legislation setting out procedure for operation of the WIS, but no evidence that any such legislation had yet been adopted was found on the MEWR website or the government's legislative database at the time of research. [4, 5]\n \n In 2019, under a project on developing Tajikistan's management of agricultural and water resources, the World Bank began development of a Water Information System ('WIS') for the MEWR in line with its establishing decree. [6, 7] The WIS consists of four databases: a geospatial water resource database, a basin planning database, basin water resource assessment database, and an irrigation management system. [7] While the WIS website is in place, a December 2019 World Bank implementation status report noted \"significant delays\" with development of three of the databases, and that a conceptual document for the system had not yet been agreed upon by key stakeholders. [6] The WIS website and World Bank document contain no information on which other relevant ministries are to have access to the system when it is complete. [6, 7]\n \n An interviewee at the World Bank noted that the WIS is “not fully final or fully functional”. [10] The interviewee noted that the WIS website hosts links to the databases listed above and the data they hold, but that these databases require registration and login to access the data and maps. The website is accessible across government, but not to the wider public. [10] The interviewee was unable to confirm how data was communicated to the wider public. [10]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"In Tajikistan, there is evidence to suggest that the national level body does share water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries), but the mechanisms for sharing data are very loosely defined.\n \n Under its establishing decree, the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan (‘MEWR’) is charged with: “the creation and use of a database and information system on the formation, management and use of water resources, and for maintaining water and energy cadastres”; “maintaining the State Register of Water Sector Facilities” (a set of systematised data on certification of water sector facilities); and “performance of work on computerisation, maintenance and storage of a database of the sectors of the fuel and energy sector and water resources and the information register of its entities, organisation of information support for the water and the energy sector”. [1] The MEWR is required to share information with various, unspecified stakeholders, including the public, through water resource management databases, its website, the press and publication and distribution of informational materials. [2] However, no evidence of regular information sharing by the MEWR was found on its website. The website displays general information and statistics on available water resources (including in glaciers, water bodies and groundwater), and brief descriptions of uses of water resources in the country, but statistics are not dated. [4, 8, 9]\n \n Additionally, under Tajikistan's Water Code, adopted in April 2020, the MEWR is responsible for the creation of a National Water Information System, composed of databases and information systems in the areas of water resource management, environmental protection, drinking water supply and irrigation. [3] Data generated in connection with water management activity is to be included in the water information systems to aid development of water management plans. [3] Under the Water Code, one of the purposes of the Water Information System ('WIS') is to inform society on water management and support the development of policy and strategies relating to water use, but does not specify that any other relevant ministries than the MEWR are to have access. [3] The Water Code requires development of secondary legislation setting out procedure for operation of the WIS, but no evidence that any such legislation had yet been adopted was found on the MEWR website or the government's legislative database at the time of research. [4, 5]\n \n In 2019, under a project on developing Tajikistan's management of agricultural and water resources, the World Bank began development of a Water Information System ('WIS') for the MEWR in line with its establishing decree. [6, 7] The WIS consists of four databases: a geospatial water resource database, a basin planning database, basin water resource assessment database, and an irrigation management system. [7] While the WIS website is in place, a December 2019 World Bank implementation status report noted \"significant delays\" with development of three of the databases, and that a conceptual document for the system had not yet been agreed upon by key stakeholders. [6] The WIS website and World Bank document contain no information on which other relevant ministries are to have access to the system when it is complete. [6, 7]\n \n An interviewee at the World Bank noted that the WIS is “not fully final or fully functional”. [10] The interviewee noted that the WIS website hosts links to the databases listed above and the data they hold, but that these databases require registration and login to access the data and maps. The website is accessible across government, but not to the wider public. [10] The interviewee was unable to confirm how data was communicated to the wider public. [10]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"The national level body for water resources management in Thailand shares water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries).\n\nThe main mechanism for inter-agency data sharing is through the National Water Resource Committee, which is the national overseer and policy maker of water resources policy. The Committee is chaired by the Prime Minister, with the Office of National Water Resources serving as the secretary. The Comittee members include 17 other government agencies and three advisors, including the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, the Ministry of Energy. [1] Since its inception, in 2015, the Comittee had seven meetings on record. [2] However, records of additional meetings can be found on news sites, the latest one was held on 11 March, 2019 [3]. Additionally, the Office of National Water Resources also serves as a chair to regional water basin committees, which comprised of relevant agencies such as the Royal Irrigation Department and municipality governments. The latest record of meetings was the South Eastern River Basin Committee, held on 20 February, 2019 [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"There is a mechanism to share data with other institutions, the National Water Information System, but it is not yet fully disseminated. The System is being developed by the Directorate General of Water Management. The architecture of the system, which is now at the Dissemination and Sustainability stage, foresees interfaces with nine government ministries as well as other units of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. [1] According to the latest of the periodical (four-monthly) bulletins of the DGWM (Bulletin 17 – February 2019), data sharing and cooperation meetings were held with the water and sewage companies eight major ministries in the context of creating this platform. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence of a data-sharing mechanism between the national level water management authorities and other relevant bodies in Turkmenistan. \n \n The Water Code of Turkmenistan, last updated in 2019, establishes that the State Committee on Water Management is responsible for maintaining Turkmenistan's \"State Water Cadastre\" that contains data about the quantity and quality of water bodies in the country, as well as information about the usage of water. The Cadastre's data is provided by the State Geological Control Service (the authorized executive body in the field of geology), Turkmenhydromet (the authorized state body in the field of hydrometeorology) and other interested state parties. The maintenance of the Cadastre in terms of surface waters is carried out by Turkmenhydromet (the state hydrometeorology body), which organizes the transfer of these data to the State Committee on Water Management. According to the provisions of the law, the State Committee on Water Management is responsible for ensuring access to the information contained in the State Water Cadastre to all interested parties, including legal entities and individuals. [1] However, the Water Code does not contain information about an inter-ministry data exchange mechanism, and there is no evidence of meetings between the State Committee on Water Management, the State Geological Service and other government agencies (additionally, the Service does not have a publicly accessible website). [2, 3, 4]\n \n In 2019, it was reported that the State Geological Service was taking inventory of all the wells in the country and that it had appealed to all well owners to submit information for inclusion in the State Water Cadastre. [5, 6] However, the results of this inventory do not appear to have been made public or shared with other government agencies."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"The national level body shares water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries) on an ad hoc basis only. However, all ministries can access information in the State Water Cadastre.\n \n The Statute on the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan in Appendix 1 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 500 of 3 July 2018 \"On Approval of Legal Acts Regulating the Activities of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan\" determines the status, main tasks, functions, rights and organisational basis for the Ministry of Water Management. It makes no mention of any responsibilities relating to information sharing with other relevant bodies. [1] \n \n The Ministry of Water Management's Information and Analytical Resource Centre's functions include developing proposals for information sharing through advanced information and communication technologies across all sectors of the water management system as well as participating in the implementation of such proposals. [2] However, sharing water-related data with other relevant bodies is not specifically listed among the Centre's tasks and functions, which comprise providing information and analysis to the Ministry for Water Resources; preparing analytical documents, proposals and projects for the development of water management and participation in their implementation; creating and developing information resources on water resource management based on modern information and communication technology; practical support for the Ministry of Water Resources in its activities in international organisations and in water-related projects; and organising training and qualification courses in water management for workers and specialists in the water sector as well as water users and consumers. [3] There is no mention of a water information system on the official websites of the Ministry of Water Management's Information and Analytical Resource Centre, the Ministry of Water Management or the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [4, 5, 6]\n \n However, there is evidence of information sharing on an ad hoc basis. For example, the Ministry of Water Management hosted a briefing on 31 January 2020 titled \"Major Measures being implemented in Uzbekistan for Sustainable Use of Transboundary Watercourses in Central Asia\" in which the chairman of the Committee for Agriculture and Water Management Issues of the Legislative Chamber of the Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan and representatives of other ministries and agencies participated. [7]\n \n The State Water Cadastre is kept in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" and is regulated by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [8, 9] The State Water Cadastre is maintained by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [8] It contains qualitative and quantitative information about bodies of water, registered use and meterage data on a comprehensive list of bodies of water including rivers, canals, lakes, reservoirs and subterraenean waters as well as information about water management facilities including pump stations, wells, collectors drainage and treatment facilities. [7, 8] The precise contents are determined by a technical regulation approved by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [9] This document has not been identified in the public domain. In accordance with Article 17 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 171-II of 15 December 200 \"On State Cadastres\", state cadastres (which includes the State Water Cadastre) may be accessed by government bodies without charge. [10]\n \n Improvement of the system of data exchange between agencies by September 2022 is an aspect of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") to be completed by the Ministry of Water Management, Ministry of Information Technology and Communication Development, Ministry for Emergency Situations, State Committee for Geology and Mineral Resources, State Committee for Ecology and Environmental Protection, JSC UzbekGidroEnergo, and the Davergeodezkadastr committee. [11]\n \n A 2019 Ministry of Water Management presentation for the attention of potential investors in Uzbekistan states that an automated system for data sharing between the Ministry of Water Management, the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services and the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources is being developed. [12]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"The national level body shares water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries) on an ad hoc basis only. However, all ministries can access information in the State Water Cadastre.\n \n The Statute on the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan in Appendix 1 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 500 of 3 July 2018 \"On Approval of Legal Acts Regulating the Activities of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan\" determines the status, main tasks, functions, rights and organisational basis for the Ministry of Water Management. It makes no mention of any responsibilities relating to information sharing with other relevant bodies. [1] \n \n The Ministry of Water Management's Information and Analytical Resource Centre's functions include developing proposals for information sharing through advanced information and communication technologies across all sectors of the water management system as well as participating in the implementation of such proposals. [2] However, sharing water-related data with other relevant bodies is not specifically listed among the Centre's tasks and functions, which comprise providing information and analysis to the Ministry for Water Resources; preparing analytical documents, proposals and projects for the development of water management and participation in their implementation; creating and developing information resources on water resource management based on modern information and communication technology; practical support for the Ministry of Water Resources in its activities in international organisations and in water-related projects; and organising training and qualification courses in water management for workers and specialists in the water sector as well as water users and consumers. [3] There is no mention of a water information system on the official websites of the Ministry of Water Management's Information and Analytical Resource Centre, the Ministry of Water Management or the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [4, 5, 6]\n \n However, there is evidence of information sharing on an ad hoc basis. For example, the Ministry of Water Management hosted a briefing on 31 January 2020 titled \"Major Measures being implemented in Uzbekistan for Sustainable Use of Transboundary Watercourses in Central Asia\" in which the chairman of the Committee for Agriculture and Water Management Issues of the Legislative Chamber of the Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan and representatives of other ministries and agencies participated. [7]\n \n The State Water Cadastre is kept in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" and is regulated by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [8, 9] The State Water Cadastre is maintained by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [8] It contains qualitative and quantitative information about bodies of water, registered use and meterage data on a comprehensive list of bodies of water including rivers, canals, lakes, reservoirs and subterraenean waters as well as information about water management facilities including pump stations, wells, collectors drainage and treatment facilities. [7, 8] The precise contents are determined by a technical regulation approved by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [9] This document has not been identified in the public domain. In accordance with Article 17 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 171-II of 15 December 200 \"On State Cadastres\", state cadastres (which includes the State Water Cadastre) may be accessed by government bodies without charge. [10]\n \n Improvement of the system of data exchange between agencies by September 2022 is an aspect of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") to be completed by the Ministry of Water Management, Ministry of Information Technology and Communication Development, Ministry for Emergency Situations, State Committee for Geology and Mineral Resources, State Committee for Ecology and Environmental Protection, JSC UzbekGidroEnergo, and the Davergeodezkadastr committee. [11]\n \n A 2019 Ministry of Water Management presentation for the attention of potential investors in Uzbekistan states that an automated system for data sharing between the Ministry of Water Management, the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services and the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources is being developed. [12]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"Venezuela’s 2007 Water Resources Law tasks the national water authority with implementing a data system for water-related data, but does not specifically mention proactive data-sharing mechanisms with other ministries. There is insufficient public evidence online to determine if the data system described in the law is functioning. \n\nArticle 42 establishes the Subsystem for Water Information, which is part of the national Environmental Information System. Article 43 states that the Subsystem will comprise “collecting, processing, systematizing, storing and sharing hydrometeorological, hydrogeological, physiographic, morphometric and water quality data and information” [1]. Article 26 outlines the functions of the National Water Council, but these do not include information sharing among ministries [1].\n\nIn addition, the law created the National Registry of Water Users [1]. The Ministry of Environment’s Resolution No. 16 of 2010 established the regulations for the Registry, which states that it is public information and is a tool to support administrative control of water usage, integrated water resources management and protection of water users’ rights [2]. According to the former Ministry of Eco-Socialism and Water Resources 2017 Annual Report, the Vice-Ministry of Eco-Socialist Water Resources Management is tasked with “consolidating and producing statistical information” regarding water [3]. The website of the current Ministry of Care for Water Resources does not contain links to the Subsystem for Water Information or the National Registry of Water Users, nor does it mention information sharing mechanisms with other ministries [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"The national level body for water resources management in Vietnam shares water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries), but there is no information available about the frequency of sharing or the type and content of data that is shared.\n\nThe Department of Water Resources Management, which is an agency created in 2017 under the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MONRE), is responsible for collecting water-related data, managing the national information system for water and producing thematic reports on water resources in the country to be shared with other government agencies. [1] The MONRE holds meetings with stakeholders in other ministries and with local governments to discuss water management, but it is not clear that mechanisms for data sharing are fully developed. [2,3] A 2019 study concluded that data sharing is limited due to lack of coordination and different levels of administration. [4]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A34+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F34,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n \n [2] Ministry of Justice, \" Water Affairs Management Law Enacted\" (مقرره در مورد کیفیت آب و کنترل و نگهداری آنها) [http://old.moj.gov.af/Content/files/OfficialGazette/01301/OG_01367.pdf]\n \n [3] United Nation Assistance Mission in Afghanistan \"An Assessment of Afghanistan’s Legal Framework Governing Water for Agriculture.\" \n [https://unama.unmissions.org/sites/default/files/2016_19_10_water_rights_final_v2.pdf]\n \n [4] Rasooly, Nawid. 17 December 2019. \"Master of Science Thesis: Water Governance in Afghanistan\". [https://ir.library.oregonstate.edu/downloads/wp988r70x?locale=en] (direct download)\n \n [5] National Water Affairs Regulation Authority. 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Institui a Política National de Recursos Hídricos, cria o Sistema National de Gerenciamento de Recursos Hídricos, regulamenta o inciso XIX do art. 21 da Constituição Federal, e altera o art. 1º da Lei nº 8.001, de 13 de março de 1990, que modificou a Lei nº 7.990, de 28 de dezembro de 1989)\". http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/leis/l9433.htm\n[2] Ministry of Regional Development (Brazil). National Council for Water Resources. \"Counselors (Conselheiros)\". 9 April 2019. http://www.cnrh.gov.br/conselheiros\n[3] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"National System of Information on Water Resources (Sistema National de Informações sobre Recursos Hídricos)\". http://www3.ana.gov.br/portal/ANA/acesso-a-sistemas/sistema-National-de-informacoes-sobre-recursos-hidricos-snirh/sistema-National-de-informacoes-sobre-recursos-hidricos\n[4] National Water Agency (Brazil). 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are no mechanisms to share data locally or with the broader public in Afghanistan.\n \n Afghanistan's Water law 2009 and the updated 2020 version do not contain any requirement to share data locally or with the broader public. [1, 2] An expert interviewee stated that due to low water security, the government considers water data sensitive information and does not publish any of the (limited) data collected. [3]\n \n The website of the Ministry of Energy and Water has publicly accessible content and details on the status of ongoing projects, their percentage to completion, and water related laws and regulations. [4] However this information does not include data submissions. [4] No evidence of other data sharing was found on the websites of the Ministry of Energy and Water and the Ministry of Agriculture. [4, 5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Though the Ministry of Environment and Water shares some data semi-publically, there is no evidence that it proactively share information local stakeholders.\n\nThe Ministry of Environment and Water hosts the Information System for Water and Sanitation in Bolivia (SIAB), but a login is required to access the data and it is not clear what information is shared via the system [1]. In addition, the Ministry hosts a geo-information system (GEO SIARH) with 532 different data layers related to water resources. For example, one layer contains information regarding the municipal capitals covered by the Rio Mizique Watershed Plan [2]. The system does not appear to contain water availability or quality data [2]. \n\nA 2016 article noted the limited availability of environmental data in Bolivia, stating that data sources possessed by government entities were not connected and many times were not even in databases [3]. Water policy information states that developing a sectoral information system is a priority, but it is not clear if that priority includes a publicly accessible system or if existing closed systems are sufficient to meet the policy goal [4]. The Ministry of Environment and Water’s 2019 annual report noted that the Ministry was working on 26 different water monitoring systems, but did not provide further information [5]. \n\nThe website of the Ministry of Environment and Water does not contain additional evidence regarding mechanisms to share data at local level as well as with the broader public [6]. There is no public evidence of proactive information sharing between the Ministry of Environment and Water and the public [7, 8, 9]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"Statistical Agency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, that covers both entities and Brcko District, represents a mechanism to share data at local level as well as with broader public. \n\nStatistical Agency publishes regular reports on water statistics. Water statistics contains data on water use, supply of water to industry and general population, water losses, quality of drinking water, wastewater treatment, etc. However, though coverage is comprehensive the data is outdated, the latest information are from 2013.[1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"Brazil has the National System of Information on Water Resources (SNIRH), which is a mechanism to share data with the public, including the public and private sector, at all levels (national, state and local). The SNIRH is a mechanism established by the National Policy for Water Resources, created by Law no. 9,433 of 1997. In this law, the SNIRH can be found in Articles 25, 26 and 27. Article 26-III explicitly states that \"data access and information is guaranteed for all of society\". [1] The SNIRH's principles are to decentralise the collection and production of data and information, but then centralise it through a unified coordinated system. The SNIRH is managed by the National System for the Management of Water Resources, which is presided by the National Council for Water Resources (CNRH). [1] \n\nThe SNIRH is composed by three other systems: the system for the management and analysis of water resources, the system for the regulation of water resources usage, and the system for the planning and management of water resources. Data is available by hydrological division, quantity and quality of water, water use, water availability, critical hydrological events, water resources plans, regulation and control of water resources and programs focused on the conservation and management of water resources. [2] The data is publicly available at: http://www.snirh.gov.br/. This data can be accessible at the local level as well with the broader public, as it is publicly available in the internet. [3] Data quality varies by indicator. Some indicators can be viewed at the municipal level, such as water usage, while other indicators can only be viewed by monitoring station conducting the analysis, such as water quality. [4][5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"The MOWRAM has responsibilities to share information about water resources at local level as well as general public, but no formal mechanism for water resource information sharing is in place [1]. \n\nThe country has been receiving external supports (from NGOs and development bank) to establish a comprehensive information sharing mechanism. For instance, the Ministry has established National Flood Forecasting Center (NFFC) with financial support from the Asian Development Bank under the Greater Mekong Sub-Region Flood and Drought Risk Management and Mitigation Project (GMS-FDRMMP) [2]. Information on current hydrological conditions and forecasts for the Mekong mainstream and the Pursat tributary basin to Tonle Sap Lake can be accessed through ‘mowram-nffc.org’ web portal. The Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology is also implementing a 4-year project (2015-2019) jointly with the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) and National Committee for Disaster Management (NCDM), with support from UNDP, aimed at linking climate information with agriculture, including establishing a drought information service in the country’s drought-prone provinces [3]. Through the project, UNDP is supporting MOWRAM in re-installing / re-functioning a total of 24 Automatic Weather and Agrometeorological Stations (AWS) and 55 Automatic Hydrological Stations/ AHS (covering Surface and Ground Water) in various locations in the provinces of Preah Vihear, Kampong Thom, Kampong Speu, Kandal, Phnom Penh, Takeo, Kampot, Kep, Preah Sihanouk Ville and Koh Kong. In February 2019, the MOWRAM announced its plan to establish a water data center with high capacity and smart technology to increase effectiveness in water management across the nation, as part of its national investment programme on irrigation system and water resource management 2019-2033 [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"In China, there are permanent database or regular reports on data that are published and updated regularly as well are publicly available. \n\nIn China, there are permanent database or regular reports on data that are published and updated regularly as well are publicly available. The Ministry of Water Resources in China include a database on their official website, in which they regularly publish and update monthly and annual data and information. Such data include monthly reports on underground water, monthly reports on water resources investment, statistical bulletins on water resources development, drought and flood, water technology development, etc.[1]. The Ministry of Water Resources in China holds conferences and workshops with local water departments to promote efficiency and strengthen implementation of policies in local administrations. In Jan 2019, the Ministry held the National Working Conference on Water Resources in Beijing to deliver the new planning and goals to provincial departments [2]. Later, the Ministry has also held forums in other cities to implement the result of the national conference [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"Colombia’s National Monitoring Program for Water Resources (PNMRH) collects and shares water-related data with other relevant bodies however there is no specific mention of proactive efforts to share information with actors at a local level. \n\nThe PNMRH is a product of the National Policy for the Integrated Management of Water Resources 2010-2022 (PNGIRH) [2]. The PNMRH has five objectives, including collecting water data and creating knowledge on Colombia’s water cycle, and communicating that information broadly to promote greater participation in management of water resources [2]. In 2016, the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development undertook a process to update the PNMRH, including developing communication and information sharing protocols and integrating participatory and sectoral monitoring [3]. Activity 4.1 of the process is “to define communications instruments and tools that are permanently effective and connected with water monitoring and different users at the national, regional and local levels” [3]. \n\nBased on information on the government sites, the implementation of Activity 4.1 of the PNMRH update plan is incomplete [1, 3, 4]. In addition, the National Water Council, which was created in 2015 under Law 1753 as part of the National Development Program to coordinate policy for the national water sector, does not yet appear to have a website with information regarding its activities and reports [5, 6]. \n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"Croatian Bureau of Statistics represents a mechanism to share data at local level as well as with broader public. \n\nThe Bureau of Statistics publishes regular reports on water statistics. Waters statistics contains data on collection, purification and distribution of water; public drainage and use of water and protection of water from pollution in industry. [1] Croatian statistical system is aligned with the Eurostat requirements. Eurostat's statistics cover: water resources (per year, long-term average), abstractions from water resources by origin (fresh surface water & groundwater, other sources) and purpose, water use by supply scheme and by economic activity group, connection rates to wastewater treatment by type and level of treatment, wastewater treatment infrastructure, generation and disposal of sewage sludge, generation of aquatic pollution by source and its discharge by type of treatment.\n\nThis information is available to the public for all EU Member States, including Croatia via the EUROSTAT website. [2]\n\nCroatian Waters have comprehensive presentation of different information on their website, such as information on water levels, water fees, flood defence, different news, as well as annual financial reports. [3, 4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Ecuador’s Secretariat of Water has some data sharing mechanisms with other the general public, but these are done on ad-hoc basis. There is no evidence of proactive data sharing between national and local stakeholders.\n\nThe 2014 Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water does not include mechanisms for sharing data at the local level and with the broader public in the mandate for the National Strategic Water System (Article 16) or the Secretariat of Water (Article 18) [8]. Neither the 2014 law nor its implementing regulations mention data sharing mechanisms [1, 8]. The website of the Secretariat of Water does not contain additional public evidence regarding how the National Strategic System for Water works in practice [9]. \n\nArticle 17 of the implementing regulations for the 2014 national water resources law, the Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, tasks the Secretariat of Water with creating and operating the Public Registry for Water (RPA), which should contain water-related data for sharing and public consultation [1]. In December 2018, the Secretariat reported that it had launched the RPA, but as of May 2019 the RPA’s website was unreachable [2, 3]. The Secretariat has nine datasets in Ecuador’s national Open Data platform, but only one or two of these pertain to water-related data [4, 5]. Others are related to the administration of the Secretariat [4]. In 2017, the Secretariat of Water published the Sectoral Water Statistics Bulletin, which contains an annual snapshot of national water data, but a web search did not find previous or later versions of the Bulletin [6]. A 2012 report from the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) noted that, regarding water data, “the institutions that create information generally avoid the responsibility and comprehension of data needs that come from public and private entities and organizations; nor do they face the need to reach institutional agreements between water data producers and users” [7]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"In Guinea a local data-sharing mechanism does not exist.\n\nGuinea is a member of the the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS). Within this organization, an Observatory of the environment was created, as a strategic tool to monitor the state of the Environment and natural resources of the basin. (1) This observatory has published a single annual report in 2006 , which provides data on quantity and quality of water resources, among other indicators. That means that since 2006, there have been no other public releases. (2) No evidence of any other publication could be found on the OMVS website or in a OMVS report. (3,4) On the other hand, management and planning tools have been developed within the OMVS, as well as a database that collects Senegal River flows since 1904. This information is supposedly made available to the public through a monthly hydrological bulletin. (1) Nevertheless, on the OMVS website, in the section \"Publication of hydrological bulletins\", none of these reports is available. (5) \n\nFinally, there is no evidence that the National Directorate of Water and Forests, the ministries of Agriculture or the Environment, post any water related data online. (6,7,8) However, according to a newspaper publication, in 2018, the Ministry of the Environment issued a printed Information Bulletin and announced the soon creation of a digital database. Nevertheless, this database could not be found online, and since the bulletin is printed, further details on its content could not be provided. (9)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"All the ratifications of the Supreme Council of Water are publicly accessible on the governmental portal for laws and regulations [1] as well as the website of the Ministry of Energy [2]. However there is no evidence of proactive outreach to share this information with local level stakeholders [1,2] \n\nNo evidence of other proactive data sharing was found on the website of the Ministry of Agriculture, Energy or Environment. [4,5;6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"No. There are not mechanisms to share data locally or with the broader public. There is a limited level of public reporting mostly from academics and NGOs, such as Waterkeepers Iraq which analyses water quality in rivers and lakes and conducts public education campaigns however this is not conducted by the MOWR (1). The Ministry of Water Resources currently mainly publishes updates on the ministry events without any data sharing (2)."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"Mechanisms to share official data on water resources with the public are in place, however reports are not published on a strictly regular basis.\n \n The 2003 Water Code institutes a State Water Cadastre for the provision of information on Kazakhstan's surface water bodies, including available water and its quality, groundwater, including reserves, quality and hydrodynamic characteristics, and data on water usage, by basin, region and economic sector. [1, 2, 3] The Committee for Water Resources of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources is required under its statute to make information in the Cadastre available to the public, and regulations on the Cadastre stipulate annual publishing of a report on the Cadastre. [4] Annual reports have been published for the years 2010-2017, according to a list of publications on the website of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), of which Kazakhstan is a member, but the reports could not be found on the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources website. [5, 11] These annual reports were published jointly by the Committee for Water Resources, the Committee for Geology and Mining and the meteorological office, and while including the information required by the Water Code, were described as \"part of the publicised part of the State Water Cadastre\". [6] According to a 2012 report on Kazakhstan's Water Code, there are three publications which make up the publicised part of the State Water Cadastre, containing annual data on surface water (8 documents, one per river basin), multi-year data on surface water (4 documents, one per main river basin) and annual data on the Caspian Sea. [7] However, no evidence of any further publications was found on the ICWC website. [8]\n \n Separately, country-level statistics on water abstraction, use, losses, recycling and its quality are published by the country's Statistics Agency on its website, based on information reported by water users and collated by the Committee for Water Resources. [9, 10] However, this data is not disaggregated by river basin or region of the country. [9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"There are mechanisms outlined in legislation to share data at the local level as well as with the broader public, however the publicly available data is not regularly updated and is limited in practice.\n \n In Kyrgyzstan, the State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘SAW’), previously the Department of Water Resources and Land Improvement of the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Improvement of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘DWRLI’) until 2019, is mandated to ensure the development, formation and stable functioning of a unified water information system, under its establishing decree. [1]\n \n Additionally, under the 2005 Water Code of the Kyrgyz Republic, the state hydrometeorological body (“Kyrgyzhydromet”) is specially authorised to participate in the development of the unified water information system for monitoring of water resources, as well as the state water cadastre. [3] The 2005 Water Code provides that the legal framework for water resources management in Kyrgyzstan must operate on the “principle of openness” (i.e. information on the condition and use of water bodies and water resources should be accessible to the public). [3]\n \n Under the 2005 Water Code, the State Water Cadastre (which includes information on the quantity and quality of surface waters, the quantity and quality of underground waters, the status, condition and location of state owned water economy constructions and irrigation systems, etc.) is maintained by the SAW, along with meteorological and geological authorities. These authorities have the right to collect and receive, without difficulty and free of charge from enterprises, institutions, organization and citizens-water users, information necessary for maintenance of the State Water Cadastre. [3]\n \n Although the 2005 Water Code provides that members of the public shall have access to the water information system developed by the SAW, it does not provide information on how information sharing should work in practice. [3] The SAW's Water Information System, developed with World Bank support in 2018, is accessible on its website, although only data on water use are publicly accessible, along with a portal for submission of water use reporting forms. [4, 5] A local resources expert interviewed noted that the publicly-accessible database is not yet regularly updated, with phase 2 of the World Bank project aiming to increase the frequency of updates. [2, 4, 5] In addition, general figures are published on the National Statistics Committee website (e.g. data on water extraction and use). [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"Other than data shared publicly through the MRC, there is no evidence that the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MONRE) runs mechanisms for routine data sharing with the general public or local communities. [1] \n\nMONRE runs a social media page on which it regularly posts air quality data, and occasionally information on water resources such as a decree on underground water management. [2] The Lao National Mekong Committee (LNMC) used to run a website that featured certain data and events, but this no longer exists. The LNMC has a social media page, but this mainly features social information. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"In Mali, information is shared with Local Stakeholders through Local Water Committees (CLE) - howver evidence about their recent activities is limited and there is still room for improvedment.\n\nLocal Water Committees (CLE) are advisory bodies for local water management provided by the Water Law of 2002 [3] and acting at the sub-basin scale. A CLE brings together representatives of the following three levels: administration, local authorities, users / civil society representatives. The creation of a CLE is enshrined in an interministerial decree signed by the Minister in charge of Water and the Minister of Territorial Administration. As of 2016 there were 30 CLEs in Mali and 20 CLEs in Guinea [4], [5]. The CLEs are the local institutions for consultation, exchange, participation of the local water users. Indeed they are responsible for informing the local population and local water users about the status of their local water resource [6], [7].\n\nIn 2014 for example a CLE participated at an awareness and information sharing meeting organised around the Sélingué dam by the Commission of the Sélingué and Markala dams which brought together a representative of the minister in charge of wter, the local chairman of the commission of the dams, as well as civil society representatives, the press, and a representative from the Embassy of the Netherlands which supports financially these initiative. [8]. the event was the opportunity to share information and raise awareness of the importance of the dams [8] though no further information is available about what was discussed there. \n\nThe DNH also publishes hydrological bulletins on a weekly basis feautring the major rivers, including the Senegal river basin. These reports can be found on their website [1] and the bulletins are updated on the website on a weekly basis, so that anyone can access them - including local stakeholders [1]. However, the DNH's website the page where the SIGMA database (water data) should have been published is empty [2] which suggests that even more data could be shared if the DNH had more resources in order to publish them.\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that Mauritania has a data-sharing mechanism at local level as well as with broader public [1], [2], [3], [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"No comprehensive database for data-sharing for water-related information is available in Myanmar.\n\nThe Department of Meteorology and hydrology have an online database and reports on weather reports/forecasts, montly met and hydroforecasts. [1] However, news and official public websites for the National Water Resource Committee does not mention publicly available reports nor data-sharing mechanism with the broader public. Assessments are coordinated at a national level and it is unclear whether or not data is shared at a local level. [2,3] The Myanmar IWRM assesment mentions opportunities for water foot printing as a (data) base for IWRM. It is unclear whether this was actually carried out. [4] The NWP stated that all hydrological data, other than those classified on national security consideration, should be in public domain. National Water Informatics Center (or National Hydro informatics Center) should be established to collect, collate and process relevant hydrologic and water resources data regularly from various data sources such as DMH (Department of Meteorology and Hydrology), Irrigation Department, etc. Further, there should be a preliminary processing, and data must be maintained in open and transparent manner on a GIS platform. [5] The The Hydro-Infromatics Center, attached with the NWRC, is only in its financing state as Myanmar recently borrowed 10 million U.S. dollars' loan from the World Bank to construct the headquarters of the National Water Resources Committee (NWRC) in June 2018. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"The Board of Directors created by the National Law of Water creates a platform to share data at a local level. \n\nThe Law on Water Resources of 2009 created the Board of Directors, which includes representation from rural, low-income and indigenous communities. [1] . The Board of Directors meets at least twice annually to make operational decisions and to share information including data about the situation of water resources in the country. [1] This information is evidenced through meeting minutes [2,3]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"National Center for Water and Sanitation manages the mechanisms to share data at the local level as well as with a broader public. Nevertheless, the permanent database is not publicly available and thease efforts are not proactive. \n\nThe National Center for Water and Sanitation has, within its mandate, the responsibility to centralize, exploit and value the data, but also share it. Indeed \"the mission of the Center is to bring together the different departments of the Ministry and the actors involved in the water sector in order to centralize all their publications, data produced and information, process, digitize, and make them available to users who need them as part of their work\". This platform is available through a user registry.(1) However, the website associated to this platform, where you should be able to enter the user name, could not be found online. There is also no mention of proactively sharing this information at a local level (10.) \n\nThe National Directorate of Water Resources Management and Planning (DGPRE) also has in its mandate, the responsibility to share information on water resources, policies, planning & management with the different sectors and ministries. (2) The data collection missions are carried out practically throughout the national territory and on the main rivers. All the information collected on aquifers and surface water by the DGPRE teams is stored in the PROGRES and HYDRACCESS databases. These databases are also used to feed modeling tools such as MARTHE, WR4J, MODFLOW to make predictions about the behavior of the water resource. In addition, the structure also has mapping and statistical processing tools to produce and disseminate useful information for decision-makers and the public. These include: daily hydrological bulletins, weekly or monthly; warning bulletins; hydrological directory; thematic maps of the resource and catchment works; briefing notes, etc. (3) Nevertheless, only one hydrological report could be found, from 2018, on the SÉNÉGAL Basin River. (4) No further reports could be found in the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation and in the Directorate of Water Resources Management and Planning .\n(5,2) The PROGRES and HYDRACCESS databases are not publicly available."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia website is a mechanism to share data at local level as well as with broader public. \n\nStatistical Office of the Republic of Serbia publishes regular reports on water statistics.[1] Waters statistics included are: abstracted, used and waste waters by sections of economic activities, water and sewerage networks and number of residents connected to public network, data on irrigation, drainage and protection from harmful water effects. [1]. The data was largely up to date when accessed in April 2019 (none older than 2015 [1] Statistical Office also publishes press releases, such as ones related to irrigation data, which look to cite this data within related broader national trends. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"In Slovenia there are mechanisms to share data at local level as well as with broader public. \n\nPortal of the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning called \"E-Water\", managed by the Water Agency, was comprehensive data related to water management. Some of data that can be found in the portal are current inland water data by basin, current sea data, archive water data, flood hazard assessment data, individual scanned hydrological studies, water cadaster which contains a list of water and a list of water facilities and devices, which are divided into several sub-collections, etc. [2] \n\nSlovenia reports the score 50 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Data and information sharing within countries at all levels. The assessment states that Data and information sharing within Slovenia is established and is being constantly upgraded in order to improve consistency. All water related data, projects, agreements and other important issues are publicly available through the e-vode platform http://www.evode.gov.si/ . [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"Although in theory, Water User Associations provide a platform for the Government to share information with local stakeholders, but the status of the implementation of these associations cannot be ascertained. The Ministry of Water resources does not produce regular data reports that are shared with the broader public.\n\nArticle 45-46 of the executive instructions document promulgated from water legislation No.31 [2] mentions the participation of consumers through the water user associations that they form and operate in order to achieve their interests of efficient water management. Participation between the government bodies and these associations has many forms, starting with participation by providing mutual information and ending with the transfer of management and ownership [4].However the status of these water associations, and how much of their actual activities include data sharing could not be established [1,2,3,4]\n\nThe Ministry of Water resources does not produce regular data reports that are shared with the broader public. [1] The latest report published by the Ministry was 'Report of the Conference on Sustainable Development of Water Resources in Syria in the Recovery Phase' [1] This is the only report published on the website of the Ministry of Water Resources and there is no publically availabe data published within the report [4] \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"In Tajikistan, there are legislative measures in place to share water resources data at a local level, as well as the broader public, but there is no evidence to show that these measures are being implemented in practice.\n \n Under its establishing decree, the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan (‘MEWR’) is charged with: “the creation and use of a database and information system on the formation, management and use of water resources”. [1] The MEWR is required to share information the public, through its website, the press and publication and distribution of informational materials. [2] Additionally, under Tajikistan's Water Code, adopted April 2020, the MEWR is responsible for the creation of a National Water Information System ('WIS'), composed of databases and information systems in the areas of water resource management, environmental protection, drinking water supply and irrigation. [3] One purpose of the WIS is to inform society on water management. [3] However, no evidence of regular information sharing by the MEWR was found on its website. [8] The website displays general information and statistics on available water resources (including in glaciers, water bodies and groundwater), and brief descriptions of uses of water resources in the country, but statistics are not dated. [9, 10]\n \n In 2019, under a project on developing Tajikistan's management of agricultural and water resources, the World Bank began development of a Water Information System ('WIS') for the MEWR as charged under its establishing decree.. [4, 5] The WIS consists of four databases: a geospatial water resource database, a basin planning database, basin water resource assessment database, and an irrigation management system. [4] A December 2019 World Bank implementation status report noted \"significant delays\" with development of three of the databases, and that a conceptual document for the system had not yet been agreed upon by key stakeholders. [5] While the WIS website was in place at the time of research, only the geospatial water resource database was publicly accessible, but offline. [6]\n \n Further information on how the sharing of data should occur on the local level, as well as with the wider public in Tajikistan, is mentioned in a 2012 “French Facility for Global Environment” (Fonds Français pour l'Environnement Mondial) (‘FFEM’) report on the project: “Capacity building in data administration for assessing transboundary water resources in Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia” (‘EECCA’). [7] The FFEM EECCA project provided financial and technical support in creating the national information system for the water sector in Tajikistan. [4] In 2012 the EECCA report noted that de facto there was no information system on water resources present in Republic of Tajikistan. [7] The report provided that the development of the new “Tajikistan Water Information System” should be based on a principle of access by authorities on a national and local level, where authorities at the local level should provide data to the wider public. [7] However, no evidence that the WIS established in 2019 is designed to be make data available to the public was found in a 2019 progress report on the World Bank project under which it was developed. [5]\n \n An expert interviewee at the World Bank confirmed that the MEWR has established the Water Information System (‘NWIS’), but that the NWIS is “not fully final or fully functional”. [11] The interviewee noted that the NWIS website hosts links to the various databases and the data they hold, but that these databases required registration and login to access the data and maps, making the website accessible across government, but not to the wider public. [11] The interviewee was unable to confirm how data would be communicated to the wider public in the future. [11]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"In Tajikistan, there are legislative measures in place to share water resources data at a local level, as well as the broader public, but there is no evidence to show that these measures are being implemented in practice.\n \n Under its establishing decree, the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan (‘MEWR’) is charged with: “the creation and use of a database and information system on the formation, management and use of water resources”. [1] The MEWR is required to share information the public, through its website, the press and publication and distribution of informational materials. [2] Additionally, under Tajikistan's Water Code, adopted April 2020, the MEWR is responsible for the creation of a National Water Information System ('WIS'), composed of databases and information systems in the areas of water resource management, environmental protection, drinking water supply and irrigation. [3] One purpose of the WIS is to inform society on water management. [3] However, no evidence of regular information sharing by the MEWR was found on its website. [8] The website displays general information and statistics on available water resources (including in glaciers, water bodies and groundwater), and brief descriptions of uses of water resources in the country, but statistics are not dated. [9, 10]\n \n In 2019, under a project on developing Tajikistan's management of agricultural and water resources, the World Bank began development of a Water Information System ('WIS') for the MEWR as charged under its establishing decree.. [4, 5] The WIS consists of four databases: a geospatial water resource database, a basin planning database, basin water resource assessment database, and an irrigation management system. [4] A December 2019 World Bank implementation status report noted \"significant delays\" with development of three of the databases, and that a conceptual document for the system had not yet been agreed upon by key stakeholders. [5] While the WIS website was in place at the time of research, only the geospatial water resource database was publicly accessible, but offline. [6]\n \n Further information on how the sharing of data should occur on the local level, as well as with the wider public in Tajikistan, is mentioned in a 2012 “French Facility for Global Environment” (Fonds Français pour l'Environnement Mondial) (‘FFEM’) report on the project: “Capacity building in data administration for assessing transboundary water resources in Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia” (‘EECCA’). [7] The FFEM EECCA project provided financial and technical support in creating the national information system for the water sector in Tajikistan. [4] In 2012 the EECCA report noted that de facto there was no information system on water resources present in Republic of Tajikistan. [7] The report provided that the development of the new “Tajikistan Water Information System” should be based on a principle of access by authorities on a national and local level, where authorities at the local level should provide data to the wider public. [7] However, no evidence that the WIS established in 2019 is designed to be make data available to the public was found in a 2019 progress report on the World Bank project under which it was developed. [5]\n \n An expert interviewee at the World Bank confirmed that the MEWR has established the Water Information System (‘NWIS’), but that the NWIS is “not fully final or fully functional”. [11] The interviewee noted that the NWIS website hosts links to the various databases and the data they hold, but that these databases required registration and login to access the data and maps, making the website accessible across government, but not to the wider public. [11] The interviewee was unable to confirm how data would be communicated to the wider public in the future. [11]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"Thailand does have mechanisms to share data with the broader public. \n\nThere is a publicly available water information platform administered by the Hydro and Agro Informatics Institute, a public organization under the Ministry of Science and Technology [1], water quality database maintained by the Pollution Control Department [2], and the water monitoring center database maintained by the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"Some data on water resources and water management at the local level is available, and some data is available to the broader public, but not all of the available data is regular and systematic. There is also no evidence of proactive data sharing at a local level.\n\nThe Turkish Institute of Statistics (Turkstat), the national statistical body, publishes regular national-level time series for indicators related to water treatment and sewage systems and the amounts of water used, treated and discharged by municipalities and manufacturing industry by sources/receiving bodies. [4] \n\nSome information is also available to the public via websites such as the EU-financed “Technical Assistance for the Conversion of River Basin Action Plans into River Basin Management Plans” project website [2] and the website of the Ergene Basin Conservation Action Plan [3]. These websites provide information about official plans and activities and some local-level data (for example about wastewater discharges). However, such websites do not cover the whole country and may not be updated regularly. \n\nThere is also no evidence of proactive data sharing at a local level. [1,2,3,4]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence of a data-sharing mechanism between the national level water management authorities and the general public in Turkmenistan.\n \n The Water Code of Turkmenistan, last updated in 2019, establishes that the State Committee on Water Management is responsible for maintaining the \"State Water Cadastre\" that contains data about the quantity and quality of water bodies in the country, as well as information about the usage of water. According to the provisions of the law, the State Committee on Water Management is responsible for ensuring access to the information contained in the State Water Cadastre to all interested parties. [1] However, the State Water Cadastre does not appear to be publicly available, and the State Geological Service service does not have a publicly accessible website. [2, 3, 4]\n \n In 2019, it was reported that the State Geological Service was taking inventory of all the wells in the country and that it had appealed to all well owners to submit information for inclusion in the State Water Cadastre. [5, 6] However, the results of this inventory do not appear to have been made public or shared with other government agencies. \n \n The lack of publicly accessible data on the environment in Turkmenistan has been noted as a major deficiency by international organizations. For example, in its 2012 Environmental Progress Report for Turkmenistan, the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) reported that \"[t]he lack of public access to information is deemed to be one of the most serious shortcomings of enforcement of the environmental protection regime in Turkmenistan\" and recommended that this be a priority area for the Government. The UNECE report also stated that \"[m]ost of the monitoring results and reports are not publicly available and the information that can be found on the various ministry websites is not comprehensive, not regularly updated and often not available in the Turkmen language.\" [7] \n \n The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has also provided technical assistance to help Turkmenistan facilitate the public's access to disaggregate data and has contributed over USD 3 million to support this objective as of March 2020. [8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"There are mechanisms to share data at the local level as well as with the broader public, although not on a regular basis.\n \n The State Water Cadastre is kept in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" and is regulated by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [1, 2] The State Water Cadastre is maintained by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [2] It contains qualitative and quantitative information about bodies of water, registered use and meterage data on a comprehensive list of bodies of water including rivers, canals, lakes, reservoirs and subterraenean waters as well as information about water management facilities including pump stations, wells, collectors drainage and treatment facilities. [1, 2] The precise contents are determined by a technical regulation approved by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [2] This document has not been identified in the public domain. Information from the State Water Cadastre is issued to consumers as a published edition on a paid basis upon request in accordance with Point 19 of Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [2] Information about publications, types of information issued on request and the procedure for requests is published in \"Informational Bulletin on the Water Cadastre\" to be published jointly by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [2] However, online searches for the \"Informational Bulletin on the Water Cadastre\" publication on the websites of the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan have not returned positive hits. [3, 4, 5] Requests for information from the Water Cadastre cannot be made through the Single Portal for Interactive Government Services. [6] \n \n In accordance with Point 10(g) of the Statute on the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan in Appendix 1 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 500 of 3 July 2018 \"On Approval of Legal Acts Regulating the Activities of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan\", the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan is mandated to organise efforts to advertise measures to reduce and economise the use of water resources through the media, conferences, seminars, training sessions and other events. Furthermore, it is mandated to create and develop open-access databases on water based on modern information technologies. [7] \n \n The Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan uploads data to the Portal for Open Source Data of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [8] This data is publically acessible and includes data on, for example, the meleorative condition of irrigated land in Uzbekistan, active irrigation systems at water maangement organisations in Uzbekistan and limited volumes of water taken from water sources across Uzbekistan in the 2019 irrigation period. The Ministry furthermore uploads data to its official website. [9, 10] \n \n WIthin the Ministry of Water Management, the Information and Analytical Resource Centre's functions include providing information on water resources for water management organisations and farmers [11].\n \n The data reports uploaded on all of these resources are irregular. [8, 9, 10]\n \n In November 2018, a mobile application called Tomchi was launched to communicate with farmers, employees of water management organsiations and others about water saving technologies. The application will reportedly be linked to the information portal of the Information and Analytical Resource Centre of the Ministry of Water Resources of Uzbekistan, where comprehensive information on water-saving technologies as well as information and data on all aspects of water management will be available. [12] However, there is no evidence that this link has been made or that the information portal of the Information and Analytical Resource Centre of the Ministry of Water Resources of Uzbekistan functions properly. The app is regularly updated; the most recent posts were made in July 2020. Smart phone penetration in Uzbekistan stood at 31.3 percent in 2018. [13]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"There are mechanisms to share data at the local level as well as with the broader public, although not on a regular basis.\n \n The State Water Cadastre is kept in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" and is regulated by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [1, 2] The State Water Cadastre is maintained by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [2] It contains qualitative and quantitative information about bodies of water, registered use and meterage data on a comprehensive list of bodies of water including rivers, canals, lakes, reservoirs and subterraenean waters as well as information about water management facilities including pump stations, wells, collectors drainage and treatment facilities. [1, 2] The precise contents are determined by a technical regulation approved by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [2] This document has not been identified in the public domain. Information from the State Water Cadastre is issued to consumers as a published edition on a paid basis upon request in accordance with Point 19 of Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [2] Information about publications, types of information issued on request and the procedure for requests is published in \"Informational Bulletin on the Water Cadastre\" to be published jointly by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [2] However, online searches for the \"Informational Bulletin on the Water Cadastre\" publication on the websites of the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan have not returned positive hits. [3, 4, 5] Requests for information from the Water Cadastre cannot be made through the Single Portal for Interactive Government Services. [6] \n \n In accordance with Point 10(g) of the Statute on the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan in Appendix 1 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 500 of 3 July 2018 \"On Approval of Legal Acts Regulating the Activities of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan\", the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan is mandated to organise efforts to advertise measures to reduce and economise the use of water resources through the media, conferences, seminars, training sessions and other events. Furthermore, it is mandated to create and develop open-access databases on water based on modern information technologies. [7] \n \n The Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan uploads data to the Portal for Open Source Data of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [8] This data is publically acessible and includes data on, for example, the meleorative condition of irrigated land in Uzbekistan, active irrigation systems at water maangement organisations in Uzbekistan and limited volumes of water taken from water sources across Uzbekistan in the 2019 irrigation period. The Ministry furthermore uploads data to its official website. [9, 10] \n \n WIthin the Ministry of Water Management, the Information and Analytical Resource Centre's functions include providing information on water resources for water management organisations and farmers [11].\n \n The data reports uploaded on all of these resources are irregular. [8, 9, 10]\n \n In November 2018, a mobile application called Tomchi was launched to communicate with farmers, employees of water management organsiations and others about water saving technologies. The application will reportedly be linked to the information portal of the Information and Analytical Resource Centre of the Ministry of Water Resources of Uzbekistan, where comprehensive information on water-saving technologies as well as information and data on all aspects of water management will be available. [12] However, there is no evidence that this link has been made or that the information portal of the Information and Analytical Resource Centre of the Ministry of Water Resources of Uzbekistan functions properly. The app is regularly updated; the most recent posts were made in July 2020. Smart phone penetration in Uzbekistan stood at 31.3 percent in 2018. [13]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"The Ministry of Care for Water Resources has established mechanisms to share data at local level as well as with broader public. \n\nThe Technical Water Boards established by the Ministry are local institutions to manage water resources, and they can connect with Community Water Management Salons, which are spaces for the community to \"appropriate knowledge of the needs, supply cycles, and conditions\" of water service in their community and region [1]. In 2015, a press report stated that 11 of these salons were in operation and 200 more would be activated for water users to gain information regarding leaks and how to improve service provision [2]. The salons are supposed to eventually incorporate all information regarding operations of the water system so that community members can participate in the management of the systems [3]. \n\nVenezuela’s 2007 Water Resources Law tasks the national water authority with implementing data-sharing mechanisms for water-related information, but the systems mentioned in the law do not appear to be publicly available online. Article 42 establishes the Subsystem for Water Information, which is part of the national Environmental Information System. Article 43 states that the Subsystem will comprise “collecting, processing, systematizing, storing and sharing hydrometeorological, hydrogeological, physiographic, morphometric and water quality data and information” [4]. \n\nThe website of the current Ministry of Care for Water Resources does not contain links to the Subsystem for Water Information or the National Registry of Water Users [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"There are publicly available reports on water data, but it is not comprehensive or easy to access. \n\nAlthough the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MONRE) is responsible for overall water management, it does not publish water data on its site. [1] MONRE directs users to the site on water resources, which has information about permits, but no data on water. [2,3] The National Water Resources Planning and Investigation Center, which is a department under MONRE, does publish information on the availability of ground and surface water. [4,5] A 2019 study on water management in Vietnam concluded that there is limited public access to data. Information sharing is \"often blocked due to limited coordination between different levels of administration.\" [6]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n \n [2] Ministry of Justice, \" Water Affairs Management Law Enacted\" (مقرره در مورد کیفیت آب و کنترل و نگهداری آنها) [http://old.moj.gov.af/Content/files/OfficialGazette/01301/OG_01367.pdf]\n \n [3] Eqrar, Naim. Professor, Geosciences Faculty, Kabul University. 19 July 2020.\n \n [4] Ministry of Water and Energy [https://pcu-mew.gov.af/we/]\n \n [5] Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock {https://mail.gov.af/dr]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Environment and Water. Information System for Water and Sanitation in Bolivia (SIAB). 2019. https://siab.siarh.gob.bo/\n[2] Ministry of Environment and Water. GEO SIARH. 2019. http://geo.siarh.gob.bo/\n[3] El Diario. The environmental situation in Bolivia. 2016. https://www.eldiario.net/noticias/2016/2016_01/nt160129/nacional.php?n=29&-la-situacion-del-medio-ambiente-en-bolivia\n[4] Ministry of Environment and Water. VAPSB – Policies. 2015. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/index.php/informacion_institucional/VAPS-Politicas,1429.html\n[5] Ministry of Environment and Water. 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Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Agua. 2019. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/\n[4] Google. site:gob.bo datos agua hidricos. 2019. https://www.google.com/search?safe=off&client=firefox-b-d&biw=1221&bih=936&ei=AGziXKz0OqSu5wLLq7GYAw&q=site%3Agob.bo+datos+agua+hidricos&oq=site%3Agob.bo+datos+agua+hidricos&gs_l=psy-ab.3...1682435.1689233..1690297...0.0..0.167.3093.0j19......0....1..gws-wiz.vsajSRK7ndA\n[5] La Razon. 2019. http://la-razon.com/\n[6] El Mundo. 2019. http://elmundo.com.bo/elmundo/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A35+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F35,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Department of Meteorology and Hydrology. \"New Records\". https://www.moezala.gov.mm/new-records [2] Myanmar Times. \"Yangon HQ to oversee all water resources.\" 12 June 2018. https://www.mmtimes.com/news/yangon-hq-oversee-all-water-resources.html [3]Myanmar Water Portal. \"National Water Resources Committee\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/24-nwrc.html [3] \"Myanmar National Water Policy\". 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is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation, but engages in bilateral dialogue with riparian neighbours.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] The ICWC makes limited acknowledgement of Afghanistan's interest in management of the Amu Darya river through allowing for a fixed uptake of 2.1 km³ water annually by Afghanistan in its water allocation plan (the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Amu Darya river basin\", adopted 1987), which is implemented by the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO), a water management organisation for the river which was created under the Soviet Union and came under the control of the ICWC under the 1992 Almaty Agreement. [3] However, no further evidence of measures to accomodate Afghanistan or promote interaction with the country was found on the ICWC or ADBWO websites. [4, 5] Despite this, the ICWC and Afghanistan have participated in a range of international events adressing water management in the region, including meetings, conferences and training. [6, 7, 8]\n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed an agreement on cooperation \"in the sphere of development and management of water resources\" on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitue the countries' border. [9] Despite its title, the agreement's provisions referred only to cooperation on water monitoring in the rivers; indeed, a draft of the document available on Tajikistan's legislative database is entitled \"on cooperation in the sphere of hydrological monitoring and riverbank strengthening works\". [10, 11]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Bolivia is a member of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. \n\nACTO's headquarters is in Brasilia, Brazil. ACTO has its own staff, including three at the director level, six project-based staff, and 14 support staff [2]. ACTO's website lists seven active projects: Project Amazon, Project Bio-Amazon, GEF Amazon Project, Forest Cover Monitoring, Capacity-building in sustainable forest management and biodiversity conservation, Indigenous Communities in Border Regions, Amazon Regional Program [3]. \n\nACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [1]. The ASCA includes integrated management of water resources as a goal and specifies short, medium and long-term activities to achieve it, including adopting an integrated water resources management approach, creating spaces for policy discussions such as the impact of mining activities, and promoting regional land use planning and environmental zoning programs [2]. In addition, in 2018 ACTO issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE). The PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [3]. The PAE is based on three fundamental pillars—a common vision among the countries for Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), a Transboundary Regional Diagnostic Analysis that identified priority challenges in the basin, and results and recommendations from ACTO’s and the project’s other activities—as well as three strategic lines of action: strengthening IWRM, institutional adaptation to climate change and variability, and knowledge management [4]. In addition, the PAE’s strategic actions are related to pollution, deforestation, loss of biodiversity, erosion and sedimentation, land use changes [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"BiH is a member of a joint operational body formed from transboundary water management agreement with the basin states. \n\nInternational Commission for the Sava River is established based on the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, signed in 2002 in Slovenia between Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia and Serbia. The Framework Agreement came into force on 29 December 2004, after ratification in all countries. According to article 2 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in order to achieve the following goals: a) Establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; b) Establishment of sustainable water management; and c) Undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, and reduce and eliminate adverse consequences, including those from floods, ice hazards, droughts and incidents involving substances hazardous to water. [1] \n\nThe Sava Commission is composed of two representatives of each Party, one member and one deputy member, having one vote in the Sava Commission. The Commission has a Chairman who represents the Sava Commission. The Seat of the Sava Commission is Zagreb, Republic of Croatia. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"Brazil is a member of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. \n\nACTO's headquarters is in Brasilia, Brazil. ACTO has its own staff, including three at the director level, six project-based staff, and 14 support staff [2]. ACTO's website lists seven active projects: Project Amazon, Project Bio-Amazon, GEF Amazon Project, Forest Cover Monitoring, Capacity-building in sustainable forest management and biodiversity conservation, Indigenous Communities in Border Regions, Amazon Regional Program [3]. \n\nACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [1]. The ASCA includes integrated management of water resources as a goal and specifies short, medium and long-term activities to achieve it, including adopting an integrated water resources management approach, creating spaces for policy discussions such as the impact of mining activities, and promoting regional land use planning and environmental zoning programs [4]. \n\nIn addition, in 2018 ACTO issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE). The PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [5]. The PAE is based on three fundamental pillars—a common vision among the countries for Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), a Transboundary Regional Diagnostic Analysis that identified priority challenges in the basin, and results and recommendations from ACTO’s and the project’s other activities—as well as three strategic lines of action: strengthening IWRM, institutional adaptation to climate change and variability, and knowledge management [6]. In addition, the PAE’s strategic actions are related to pollution, deforestation, loss of biodiversity, erosion and sedimentation, land use changes [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"Cambodia a member of a Mekong River Commission (MRC) formed from transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the basin states.\n\nIn 1995, the government of Vietnam signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin. The agreement established a framework of cooperation for “sustainable development, utilization, management and conservation of the water and related resources of the Mekong River Basin including, but not limited to irrigation, hydro-power, navigation, flood control, fisheries, timber floating, recreation and tourism.” The objective of the cooperation is “to optimize the multiple-use and mutual benefits of all riparian and to minimize the harmful effects that might result from natural occurrences and man-made activities.” The governments of Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam signed the agreement in 1995. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"China is not a full member of the MRC (Mekong River Commission), but it has maintained cooperations with the MRC. Mekong River Commission is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. It is the inter-governmental organization that works directly with the governments of Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Vietnam to jointly manage the shared water resources and the sustainable development of the Mekong River. [1,2] In 2013, China and the MRC renewed their agreement on data sharing, which was originally signed in 2002 [3]. China is one of the founding members of the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD), an intergovernmental organization that aimed at promoting regional cooperation and development. In 2017, the Ministry of Water Resources of China held the Training Workshop on Water Resources Management for Asia Cooperation Dialogue Countries[4]. China is a full member of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC). China takes a leading role in the operation of the LMC. By 2019, the four foreign ministers’ meetings of the LMC were all costed by China and another member country [5].\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"Colombia is a member of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. \n\nACTO's headquarters is in Brasilia, Brazil. ACTO has its own staff, including three at the director level, six project-based staff, and 14 support staff [2]. ACTO's website lists seven active projects: Project Amazon, Project Bio-Amazon, GEF Amazon Project, Forest Cover Monitoring, Capacity-building in sustainable forest management and biodiversity conservation, Indigenous Communities in Border Regions, Amazon Regional Program [3]. \n\nACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [1]. The ASCA includes integrated management of water resources as a goal and specifies short, medium and long-term activities to achieve it, including adopting an integrated water resources management approach, creating spaces for policy discussions such as the impact of mining activities, and promoting regional land use planning and environmental zoning programs [4]. \n\nIn addition, in 2018 ACTO issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE). The PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [5]. The PAE is based on three fundamental pillars—a common vision among the countries for Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), a Transboundary Regional Diagnostic Analysis that identified priority challenges in the basin, and results and recommendations from ACTO’s and the project’s other activities—as well as three strategic lines of action: strengthening IWRM, institutional adaptation to climate change and variability, and knowledge management [6]. In addition, the PAE’s strategic actions are related to pollution, deforestation, loss of biodiversity, erosion and sedimentation, land use changes [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"Croatia is a member of a joint operational body formed from transboundary water management agreement with the basin states. \n\nInternational Commission for the Sava River is established based on the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, signed in 2002 in Slovenia between Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia and Serbia. The Framework Agreement came into force on 29 December 2004, after ratification in all countries. According to article 2 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in order to achieve the following goals: a) Establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; b) Establishment of sustainable water management; and c) Undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, and reduce and eliminate adverse consequences, including those from floods, ice hazards, droughts and incidents involving substances hazardous to water. [1] \n\nThe Sava Commission is composed of two representatives of each Party, one member and one deputy member, having one vote in the Sava Commission. The Commission has a Chairman who represents the Sava Commission. The Seat of the Sava Commission is Zagreb, Republic of Croatia. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Ecuador is a member of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. \n\nACTO's headquarters is in Brasilia, Brazil. ACTO has its own staff, including three at the director level, six project-based staff, and 14 support staff [2]. ACTO's website lists seven active projects: Project Amazon, Project Bio-Amazon, GEF Amazon Project, Forest Cover Monitoring, Capacity-building in sustainable forest management and biodiversity conservation, Indigenous Communities in Border Regions, Amazon Regional Program [3]. \n\nACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [1]. The ASCA includes integrated management of water resources as a goal and specifies short, medium and long-term activities to achieve it, including adopting an integrated water resources management approach, creating spaces for policy discussions such as the impact of mining activities, and promoting regional land use planning and environmental zoning programs [2]. In addition, in 2018 ACTO issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE). The PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [3]. The PAE is based on three fundamental pillars—a common vision among the countries for Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), a Transboundary Regional Diagnostic Analysis that identified priority challenges in the basin, and results and recommendations from ACTO’s and the project’s other activities—as well as three strategic lines of action: strengthening IWRM, institutional adaptation to climate change and variability, and knowledge management [4]. In addition, the PAE’s strategic actions are related to pollution, deforestation, loss of biodiversity, erosion and sedimentation, land use changes [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"Guinea is a member of a joint operational body formed from transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the basin states. \n\nIndeed, the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Senegal, Mali and Guinea founded the organisation in 1972, and Guniea joined in 2006.[3]\n\nIt is the inter-governmental organization that works directly with the governments of Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal to jointly manage the shared water resources and the sustainable development of the Senegal River. Within the OMVS, the Conference of Heads of State and Government defines the cooperation and development policy of the Organization. The Council of Ministers, defines the general development policy of the river and its resources. The Office of the High Commissioner implements the decisions of the Council of Ministers. The Permanent Water Commission is the advisory body of the Council of Ministers, it defines the principles and modalities of the water distribution of the river between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. The Regional Planning Committee is composed of the representatives of States, it provides an advisory opinion on the investment program for the optimal development of the resources of the basin. Finally, the Advisory Committee brings together representatives of countries, the financing institutions and the OMVS, to assist in the Office of the High Commissioner, for the research of financial and human means, and promotion of information exchanges. The Presidency is rotated by each of the Member States. (1) \n\nAchievements of the OMVS include a joint Regional Infrastructure programme that covers several sectors such as irrigation, energy, navigation, drinking water and the environment. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"No, there is no formal joint operational body either for the basin or any of bilateral organisation.\n\nThe 1975 treaty between Iran and Iraq had tasked expert commission's on clarification of border lines (land and maritime) and signposting them which was successfully fulfilled before being shut down as a result of the 1979 Iranian revolution [1]. Since 2008, these commission have been active again in renewal of signposts and monitoring of the borders [1] - however these actions are limited and no joint organisational body manages proceedings [1]. The issue of management and joint utilisation of water resources, navigation and water pollution control was assigned -according to the agreement- to a Common Bureau of Coordination, which was never established [1]. In 2012, the bureau for Iran-Iraq Economic Development Affairs announced that the Common Bureau of Coordination for Arvand river will become operational soon following an agreement of both countries [2] but no further actions were reported. The problems arising from the lack of joint management plans have been the subject of numerous journalistic and academic writings (see for example [3] and [4]). \n\nA further examination of the archive of the Iranian Parliament [5], the Foreign Ministry [6], the Department of Environment [7], the Ministry of Energy [8] and the Ministry of Agriculture [9] provided no relevant information."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"No. There is no joint operational body formed from a transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement in the Tigris-Euphrates basin (1) (2) (3).\n\nA Joint Technical Committee (JTC) was established in 1980 to discuss the water issues between Turkey and Iraq, with Syria joining this Committee in 1983. However, no tripartite agreement was reached. According to an agreement between Syria and Iraq signed in 1990, the Euphrates water will be shared 58 percent (Iraq) - 42 percent (Syria) [1] [2]. These agreements did not set up any organisation among the states in question. The JTC meetings, which ceased in 1992, but were briefly revived in 2007-2009, but once again no agreement was reached or regional water organisation formed.[3] \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"Kazakhstan is a member of a joint operational body for transboundary water management, the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), which in turn has an institution dedicated to the Syr Darya basin.\n \n The ICWC was founded in 1992 when members Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement on transboundary water management. [1] The organization's purpose is to facilitate coordination and cooperation between its member states with regard to the management of water resources, including those of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Kazakhstan represented on the ICWC by the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities, which also involve discussion of issues surrounding water management. [1, 3] The ICWC consists of five institutions: the Secretariat, the Scientific-Information Centre, the Coordination Metrological Centre, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) and the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [1, 4]\n \n The SDBWO is an executive interdepartmental body of the ICWC, charged with controlling the use of water resources in the Syr Darya basin in accordance with relevant international agreements, domestic legislation and ICWC decisions, with the aim of ensuring adequate water supply to all countries in the basin. [5, 6] According to the SDBWO's statute, the riparian states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the SDBWO acting as an operator; it is an independent legal entity with its own organisational scheme. [5, 6, 7] However, an expert interviewee stated that with member states opting to redirect their required financing contributions for the ICWC to national water management authorities, in practice national organisations are responsible for operation of hydraulic facilities and realisation of water quotas established by ICWC. [8] Despite this, the SDBWO website describes four main subdivisions, headquartered in the cities of Kuyganyor, Chorvoq, Chirchiq and Gulistan (all Uzbekistan); the Gulistan division controls water flows into Kazakhstan from Uzbekistan, chiefly down the Syr Darya into the Shardara Reservoir in Kazakhstan, but also through a large canal (\"Dustlik\"). [9, 10] \n \n SDBWO directors attend the ICWC's quarterly meetings to report on implementation of water quotas, and participate in discussions on water management issues; for example, at a meeting in April 2020 the ICWC members discussed measures taken and methods to further increase release of water from reservoirs into the Syr Darya basin, [3, 5, 8] SDBWO is require to attend ICWC meetings by its statute, but the statute does not provide for any separate meetings centred around the Syr Darya basin only, and there is no evidence of such meetings on the ICWC or SDBWO websites. [5, 9, 10]\n \n In 1993 Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), in order to direct strategic-level policy on resolution of the Aral Sea crisis, including through implementing an action plan on the crisis and coordinating international support of efforts, as well as monitoring and advising on regional environmental issues. [11, 12, 13] In 1999, under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC members elevated the IFAS to the status of an international organisation, and agreed it would incorporate the ICWC and all its subordinate institutions. [14]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"Kyrgyzstan is a dialogue partner and former member of a joint operational body for transboundary water management, the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), which in turn has an institution dedicated to the Syr Darya basin.\n \n The ICWC was founded in 1992 when members Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement on transboundary water management. [1] The organization's purpose is to facilitate coordination and cooperation between its member states with regard to the management of water resources, including those of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, and its website lists Kyrgyzstan's State Agency for Water Resources as a member as of 2019. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities, which also involve discussion of issues surrounding water management. [1, 3] However, Kyrgyzstan has not attended an ICWC meeting since 2017 after \"freezing\" its membership of the ICWC and the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS; an umbrella organisation responsible for ICWC). [15] The ICWC consists of five institutions: the Secretariat, the Scientific-Information Centre, the Coordination Metrological Centre, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) and the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [1, 4]\n \n The SDBWO is an executive interdepartmental body of the ICWC, charged with controlling the use of water resources in the Syr Darya basin in accordance with relevant international agreements, domestic legislation and ICWC decisions, with the aim of ensuring adequate water supply to all countries in the basin. [5, 6] According to the SDBWO's statute, the riparian states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the SDBWO acting as an operator; it is an independent legal entity with its own organisational scheme. [5, 6, 7] However, an expert interviewee stated that with member states opting to redirect their required financing contributions for the ICWC to national water management authorities, in practice national organisations are responsible for operation of hydraulic facilities and realisation of water quotas established by ICWC. [8] Despite this, the SDBWO website describes four main subdivisions, headquartered in the cities of Kuyganyor, Chorvoq, Chirchiq and Gulistan (all Uzbekistan); the Kuyganyor division controls water flows from Kyrgyzstan into Uzbekistan down the Naryn and Karadarya rivers, tributaries of the Syr Darya. [9, 10] SDBWO directors attend the ICWC's quarterly meetings to report on implementation of water quotas, and participate in discussions on water management issues; for example, at a meeting in April 2020 the ICWC members discussed measures taken and methods to further increase release of water from reservoirs into the Syr Darya basin, [3, 5, 8] SDBWO is require to attend ICWC meetings by its statute, but the statute does not provide for any separate meetings centred around the Syr Darya basin only, and there is no evidence of such meetings on the ICWC or SDBWO websites. [5, 9, 10]\n \n In 1993 Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), in order to direct strategic-level policy on resolution of the Aral Sea crisis, including through implementing an action plan on the crisis and coordinating international support of efforts, as well as monitoring and advising on regional environmental issues. [11, 12, 13] In 1999, under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC members elevated the IFAS to the status of an international organisation, and agreed it would incorporate the ICWC and all its subordinate institutions. [14] \n \n However, in 2016 Kyrgyzstan \"froze\" its membership of the IFAS and thus ICWC, stating that it felt due respect had not been given to its interests in management of water resources, which focus on use of water for hydroelectric power generation through release of water through dams year-round, conflicting with the preference of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan that water be stored in winter and released in summer for irrigation needs. [16] In 2010, Kyrgyzstan had made a proposal for reform of IFAS to allow for better consideration of upstream states' interests, which was supported by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, but the proposal was vetoed by Uzbekistan; experts see the membership freeze as a protest against overdominance of IFAS and ICWC by Uzbekistan, where ICWC is headquartered. [16] However, despite the \"freeze\" (articulated as such because there is no procedure for a party to leave ICWC or IFAS), Kyrgyzstan participated in a 2018 IFAS summit of national heads of state, at which Kyrgyzstan's complaints were publicly acknowledged by its partners. [16, 17] Expert interviewees state that Kyrgyzstan retains informal links with IFAS and ICWC, but note that the country had rebuffed an invitation to rejoin IFAS from Kazakhstan in 2019. [16, 18]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"Laos a member of a Mekong River Commission (MRC) formed from transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the basin states.\n\nIn 1995, the government of Vietnam signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin. The agreement established a framework of cooperation for “sustainable development, utilization, management and conservation of the water and related resources of the Mekong River Basin including, but not limited to irrigation, hydro-power, navigation, flood control, fisheries, timber floating, recreation and tourism.” The objective of the cooperation is “to optimize the multiple-use and mutual benefits of all riparian and to minimize the harmful effects that might result from natural occurrences and man-made activities.” The governments of Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam signed the agreement in 1995. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"Mali is a member of a joint operational body formed from transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the basin states. \n\nIndeed, the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Senegal, Mali and Guinea founded the organisation in 1972, and Guniea joined in 2006.[3]\n\nIt is the inter-governmental organization that works directly with the governments of Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal to jointly manage the shared water resources and the sustainable development of the Senegal River. Within the OMVS, the Conference of Heads of State and Government defines the cooperation and development policy of the Organization. The Council of Ministers, defines the general development policy of the river and its resources. The Office of the High Commissioner implements the decisions of the Council of Ministers. The Permanent Water Commission is the advisory body of the Council of Ministers, it defines the principles and modalities of the water distribution of the river between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. The Regional Planning Committee is composed of the representatives of States, it provides an advisory opinion on the investment program for the optimal development of the resources of the basin. Finally, the Advisory Committee brings together representatives of countries, the financing institutions and the OMVS, to assist in the Office of the High Commissioner, for the research of financial and human means, and promotion of information exchanges. The Presidency is rotated by each of the Member States. (1) \n\nAchievements of the OMVS include a joint Regional Infrastructure programme that covers several sectors such as irrigation, energy, navigation, drinking water and the environment. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"Mauritania is a member of a joint operational body formed from transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the basin states. \n\nIndeed, the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Senegal, Mali and Guinea founded the organisation in 1972, and Guniea joined in 2006.[3]\n\nIt is the inter-governmental organization that works directly with the governments of Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal to jointly manage the shared water resources and the sustainable development of the Senegal River. Within the OMVS, the Conference of Heads of State and Government defines the cooperation and development policy of the Organization. The Council of Ministers, defines the general development policy of the river and its resources. The Office of the High Commissioner implements the decisions of the Council of Ministers. The Permanent Water Commission is the advisory body of the Council of Ministers, it defines the principles and modalities of the water distribution of the river between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. The Regional Planning Committee is composed of the representatives of States, it provides an advisory opinion on the investment program for the optimal development of the resources of the basin. Finally, the Advisory Committee brings together representatives of countries, the financing institutions and the OMVS, to assist in the Office of the High Commissioner, for the research of financial and human means, and promotion of information exchanges. The Presidency is rotated by each of the Member States. (1) \n\nAchievements of the OMVS include a joint Regional Infrastructure programme that covers several sectors such as irrigation, energy, navigation, drinking water and the environment. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"Myanmar is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the MoU renewed in 2013. Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. It is the inter-governmental organization that works directly with the governments of Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Vietnam to jointly manage the shared water resources and the sustainable development of the Mekong River. [1,2] Dialogue Partners do not follow MRC procedures and the principles of information sharing, dialogue and monitoring form the basis for MRC’s relations with Dialogue Partners. Myanmar does not have dam operations/downstream operations with the MRC as China does. Myanmar is still laying down its foundations to develop it's part of the basin and is currently only involved in dialogue and information sharing. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"Peru is a member of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. \n\nACTO's headquarters is in Brasilia, Brazil. ACTO has its own staff, including three at the director level, six project-based staff, and 14 support staff [2]. ACTO's website lists seven active projects: Project Amazon, Project Bio-Amazon, GEF Amazon Project, Forest Cover Monitoring, Capacity-building in sustainable forest management and biodiversity conservation, Indigenous Communities in Border Regions, Amazon Regional Program [3]. \n\nACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [1]. The ASCA includes integrated management of water resources as a goal and specifies short, medium and long-term activities to achieve it, including adopting an integrated water resources management approach, creating spaces for policy discussions such as the impact of mining activities, and promoting regional land use planning and environmental zoning programs [4]. \n\nIn addition, in 2018 ACTO issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE). The PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [5]. The PAE is based on three fundamental pillars—a common vision among the countries for Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), a Transboundary Regional Diagnostic Analysis that identified priority challenges in the basin, and results and recommendations from ACTO’s and the project’s other activities—as well as three strategic lines of action: strengthening IWRM, institutional adaptation to climate change and variability, and knowledge management [6]. In addition, the PAE’s strategic actions are related to pollution, deforestation, loss of biodiversity, erosion and sedimentation, land use changes [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"Senegal is a member of a joint operational body formed from transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the basin states. \n\nIndeed, the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Senegal, Mali and Guinea founded the organisation in 1972, and Guniea joined in 2006.[3]\n\nIt is the inter-governmental organization that works directly with the governments of Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal to jointly manage the shared water resources and the sustainable development of the Senegal River. Within the OMVS, the Conference of Heads of State and Government defines the cooperation and development policy of the Organization. The Council of Ministers, defines the general development policy of the river and its resources. The Office of the High Commissioner implements the decisions of the Council of Ministers. The Permanent Water Commission is the advisory body of the Council of Ministers, it defines the principles and modalities of the water distribution of the river between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. The Regional Planning Committee is composed of the representatives of States, it provides an advisory opinion on the investment program for the optimal development of the resources of the basin. Finally, the Advisory Committee brings together representatives of countries, the financing institutions and the OMVS, to assist in the Office of the High Commissioner, for the research of financial and human means, and promotion of information exchanges. The Presidency is rotated by each of the Member States. (1) \n\nAchievements of the OMVS include a joint Regional Infrastructure programme that covers several sectors such as irrigation, energy, navigation, drinking water and the environment. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"Serbia is a member of a joint operational body formed from transboundary water management agreement with the basin states. \n\nInternational Commission for the Sava River is established based on the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, signed in 2002 in Slovenia between Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia and Serbia. The Framework Agreement came into force on 29 December 2004, after ratification in all countries. According to article 2 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in order to achieve the following goals: a) Establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; b) Establishment of sustainable water management; and c) Undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, and reduce and eliminate adverse consequences, including those from floods, ice hazards, droughts and incidents involving substances hazardous to water. [1] \n\nThe Sava Commission is composed of two representatives of each Party, one member and one deputy member, having one vote in the Sava Commission. The Commission has a Chairman who represents the Sava Commission. The Seat of the Sava Commission is Zagreb, Republic of Croatia. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"Slovenia is a member of a joint operational body formed from transboundary water management agreement with the basin states. \n\nInternational Commission for the Sava River is established based on the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, signed in 2002 in Slovenia between Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia and Serbia. The Framework Agreement came into force on 29 December 2004, after ratification in all countries. According to article 2 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in order to achieve the following goals: a) Establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; b) Establishment of sustainable water management; and c) Undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, and reduce and eliminate adverse consequences, including those from floods, ice hazards, droughts and incidents involving substances hazardous to water. [1] \n\nThe Sava Commission is composed of two representatives of each Party, one member and one deputy member, having one vote in the Sava Commission. The Commission has a Chairman who represents the Sava Commission. The Seat of the Sava Commission is Zagreb, Republic of Croatia. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"No Syria is not a member of a any joint operational body formed from transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the basin state. [1] Syria has signed bilateral agreements with Turkey and Iraq - however none of these include mention of an operational body. \n\nA High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council (HSCC) was created between Turkey and Syria on 22 December 2009.. However, it was not dedicated to water and no longer function [2]\n\nIn 1980, Turkey, Iraq and the Syrian Arab Republic established the Joint Technical Committee (JTC) or Regional Waters, the aim of which was to deal with all water issues among the Euphrates-Tigris basin riparians and to ensure that the procedural principle of consultation and notification were followed as required by international law. However, this group disintegrated after 1993 without making any progress. [3] After years of suspension, JTC meetings were revitalized in 2007-2009. They did not lead to any agreement before the civil war Syria halted further talk [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"Tajikistan is a member of a joint operational body for transboundary water management, the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), which in turn has an institution dedicated to the Amu Darya basin.\n \n The ICWC was founded in 1992 when members Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement on transboundary water management. [1] The organization's purpose is to facilitate coordination and cooperation between its member states with regard to the management of water resources, including those of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Tajikistan represented through its Ministry of Water and Energy. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1, 3] The ICWC consists of five institutions: the Secretariat, the Scientific-Information Centre, the Coordination Metrological Centre, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation and the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO). [1, 4]\n \n The ADBWO is an executive interdepartmental body of the ICWC, charged with controlling the use of water resources in the Amu Darya basin in accordance with relevant international agreements, domestic legislation and ICWC decisions, with the aim of ensuring adequate water supply to all countries in the basin. [5] According to the ADBWO's statute, the riparian states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the ADBWO acting as an operator; it is an independent legal entity with its own organisational scheme. [5, 6, 7] However, an expert interviewee stated that the ADBWO is in practice only active in Uzbekistan, with national water management bodies implementing ICWC decisions in the other member states. [17] Despite this, the ADBWO website describes four main subdivisions, with a department for the upper reaches of the Amu Darya headquartered in Tajikistan's second city Qurghonteppa (Bokhtar since 2018), responsible for a 246 km section of the river including eight large water intake facilities. [6, 7] ADBWO directors attend the ICWC's quarterly meetings to report on implementation of water quotas, and participate in discussions on water management issues. [3, 5, 8] The ADBWO statute does not provide for any separate meetings centred around the Amu Darya basin only, and there is no evidence of such meetings on the ICWC or ADBWO websites. [5, 9, 10] \n \n The ADBWO website lists several recognised partners: the state hydrometeorological agencies of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, plus the ICWC's Scientific-Information Centre, the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC), and German state aid agency Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ). [11] The CAREC is an independent intergovernmental organization that brings together Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [12]\n \n In 1993 Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), in order to direct strategic-level policy on resolution of the Aral Sea crisis, including through implementing an action plan on the crisis and coordinating international support of efforts, as well as monitoring and advising on regional environmental issues. [13, 14, 15] In 1999, under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC members elevated the IFAS to the status of an international organisation, and agreed it would incorporate the ICWC and all its subordinate institutions. [16]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"Tajikistan is a member of a joint operational body for transboundary water management, the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), which in turn has an institution dedicated to the Syr Darya basin.\n \n The ICWC was founded in 1992 when members Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement on transboundary water management. [1] The organization's purpose is to facilitate coordination and cooperation between its member states with regard to the management of water resources, including those of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Tajikistan represented on the ICWC by its Ministry of Energy and Water Resources. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities, which also involve discussion of issues surrounding water management. [1, 3] The ICWC consists of five institutions: the Secretariat, the Scientific-Information Centre, the Coordination Metrological Centre, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) and the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [1, 4]\n \n The SDBWO is an executive interdepartmental body of the ICWC, charged with controlling the use of water resources in the Syr Darya basin in accordance with relevant international agreements, domestic legislation and ICWC decisions, with the aim of ensuring adequate water supply to all countries in the basin. [5, 6] According to the SDBWO's statute, the riparian states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the SDBWO acting as an operator; it is an independent legal entity with its own organisational scheme. [5, 6, 7] However, an expert interviewee stated that the SDBWO is in practice only active in Uzbekistan, with national water management bodies implementing ICWC decisions in the other member states. [17] Despite this, according to the SDBWO website, although all four of the organisation's territorial subunits are headquartered in Uzbekistan, one, headquartered in Gulistan, is responsible for water flows from the Kayrakkum Reservoir in Tajikistan, and further down the Syr Darya into and across Uzbekistan to Kazakhstan, and the others responsible for tributaries. [6] \n \n SDBWO directors attend the ICWC's quarterly meetings to report on implementation of water quotas, and participate in discussions on water management issues; for example, at a meeting in April 2020 the ICWC members discussed measures taken and methods to further increase release of water from reservoirs into the Syr Darya basin, [3, 5, 8] SDBWO is require to attend ICWC meetings by its statute, but the statute does not provide for any separate meetings centred around the Syr Darya basin only, and there is no evidence of such meetings on the ICWC or SDBWO websites. [5, 9, 10] [6, 7]\n \n In 1993 Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), in order to direct strategic-level policy on resolution of the Aral Sea crisis, including through implementing an action plan on the crisis and coordinating international support of efforts, as well as monitoring and advising on regional environmental issues. [11, 12, 13] In 1999, under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC members elevated the IFAS to the status of an international organisation, and agreed it would incorporate the ICWC and all its subordinate institutions. [14]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"Thailand a member of a Mekong River Commission (MRC) formed from transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the basin states.\n\nIn 1995, the government of Vietnam signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin. The agreement established a framework of cooperation for “sustainable development, utilization, management and conservation of the water and related resources of the Mekong River Basin including, but not limited to irrigation, hydro-power, navigation, flood control, fisheries, timber floating, recreation and tourism.” The objective of the cooperation is “to optimize the multiple-use and mutual benefits of all riparian and to minimize the harmful effects that might result from natural occurrences and man-made activities.” The governments of Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam signed the agreement in 1995. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"Turkey is not a member of a joint operational body formed from a transboundary water management agreement among the states in the Tigris-Euphrates basin. There is no such body [1,2,3]. \n\n\nIn 1980, Turkey, Iraq and the Syrian Arab Republic established the Joint Technical Committee (JTC) or Regional Waters, the aim of which was to deal with all water issues among the Euphrates-Tigris basin riparians and to ensure that the procedural principle of consultation and notification were followed as required by international law. However, this group disintegrated after 1993 without making any progress. [7] After years of suspension, JTC meetings were revitalized in 2007-2009. They did not lead to any agreement before the civil war Syria halted further talk [8] \n\nIn its submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 [4], made in 2017, Turkey cites only two bilateral mechanisms in response to a question about the organizational framework for transboundary water management in the Euphrates-Tigris basin. These are the High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council established in 2010 between Turkey and Iraq (for the Tigris) and the High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council established in 2009 between Turkey and Syria (for the Orontes and Euphrates). These councils are not concerned only about water but may address all issues between the countries in question. [5] For the past eight years, Ankara’s relations with Damascus have in practice been minimal due to the civil war. Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally [6].\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"Turkmenistan is a member of a joint operational body for transboundary water management, the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), which in turn has an institution dedicated to the Amu Darya basin.\n \n The ICWC was founded in 1992 when members Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement on transboundary water management. [1] The organization's purpose is to facilitate coordination and cooperation between its member states with regard to the management of water resources, including those of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Turkmenistan represented through its State Committee on Water Management. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities, which also involve discussion of issues surrounding water management. [1, 3] The ICWC consists of five institutions: the Secretariat, the Scientific-Information Centre, the Coordination Metrological Centre, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation and the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO). [1, 4]\n \n The ADBWO is an executive interdepartmental body of the ICWC, charged with controlling the use of water resources in the Amu Darya basin in accordance with relevant international agreements, domestic legislation and ICWC decisions, with the aim of ensuring adequate water supply to all countries in the basin. [5] According to the ADBWO's statute, the riparian states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the ADBWO acting as an operator; it is an independent legal entity with its own organisational scheme. [5, 6, 7] ADBWO directors attend the ICWC's quarterly meetings to report on implementation of water quotas, and participate in discussions on water management issues. [3, 5, 8] ADBWO is require to attend ICWC meetings by its statute, but the statute does not provide for any separate meetings centred around the Amu Darya basin only, and there is no evidence of such meetings on the ICWC or ADBWO websites. [5, 9, 10] With headquarters in the city of Urgench, Uzbekistan, by the АDBWO has four main subdivisions, responsible respectively for the upper, middle and lower reaches of the Amu Darya, as well as a department responsible for inter-state main canals delivering water from the Amu Darya's course in Uzbekistan into Turkmenistan. The ADBWO middle reaches department is headquartered in Turkmenistan's second city Turkmenabad, and is responsible for a 552 km section of the river including nine large water intake facilities. [6, 7]\n \n The ADBWO website lists several recognised partners: the state hydrometeorological agencies of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, plus the ICWC's Scientific-Information Centre, the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC), and German state aid agency Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ). [11] The CAREC is an independent intergovernmental organization that brings together Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [12]\n \n In 1993 Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), in order to direct strategic-level policy on resolution of the Aral Sea crisis, including through implementing an action plan on the crisis and coordinating international support of efforts, as well as monitoring and advising on regional environmental issues. [13, 14, 15] In 1999, under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC members elevated the IFAS to the status of an international organisation, and agreed it would incorporate the ICWC and all its subordinate institutions. [16]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"Uzbekistan is a member of a joint operational body for transboundary water management, the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), which in turn has an institution dedicated to the Amu Darya basin.\n \n The ICWC was founded in 1992 when members Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement on transboundary water management. [1] The organization's purpose is to facilitate coordination and cooperation between its member states with regard to the management of water resources, including those of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Uzbekistan represented on the ICWC by the Ministry for Water Management. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities, which also involve discussion of issues surrounding water management. [1, 3] The ICWC consists of five institutions: the Secretariat, the Scientific-Information Centre, the Coordination Metrological Centre, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation and the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO). [1, 4]\n \n The ADBWO is an executive interdepartmental body of the ICWC, charged with controlling the use of water resources in the Amu Darya basin in accordance with relevant international agreements, domestic legislation and ICWC decisions, with the aim of ensuring adequate water supply to all countries in the basin. [5] According to the ADBWO's statute, the riparian states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the ADBWO acting as an operator; it is an independent legal entity with its own organisational scheme. [5, 6, 7] However, an expert interviewee stated that the ADBWO is in practice only active as an organisation in Uzbekistan, where its headquarters is located and receives financing. [17] The ADBWO website describes four main subdivisions, two of which are headquartered in Uzbekistan. The first, headquartered in Urgench, is responsible for water supply canals branching off from the Amu Darya's course in Uzbekistan, and manages a 167 km section of the river including 11 water intakes, which supply three main irrigation systems including canals stretching into Turkmenistan. [6] The ADBWO's lower reaches department is headquartered in Takhiatash (near Nukus, capital of the Republic of Karakalpakstan in western Uzbekistan), and manages the river's final 283 km section into the Aral Sea. [6] ADBWO directors attend the ICWC's quarterly meetings to report on implementation of water quotas, and participate in discussions on water management issues. [3, 5, 8] ADBWO is require to attend ICWC meetings by its statute, but the statute does not provide for any separate meetings centred around the Amu Darya basin only, and there is no evidence of such meetings on the ICWC or ADBWO websites. [5, 9, 10] \n \n The ADBWO website lists several recognised partners: the state hydrometeorological agencies of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, plus the ICWC's Scientific-Information Centre, the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC), and German state aid agency Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ). [11] The CAREC is an independent intergovernmental organization that brings together Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [12]\n \n In 1993 Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), in order to direct strategic-level policy on resolution of the Aral Sea crisis, including through implementing an action plan on the crisis and coordinating international support of efforts, as well as monitoring and advising on regional environmental issues. [13, 14, 15] In 1999, under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC members elevated the IFAS to the status of an international organisation, and agreed it would incorporate the ICWC and all its subordinate institutions. [16]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"Uzbekistan is a member of a joint operational body for transboundary water management, the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), which in turn has an institution dedicated to the Syr Darya basin.\n \n The ICWC was founded in 1992 when members Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement on transboundary water management. [1] The organization's purpose is to facilitate coordination and cooperation between its member states with regard to the management of water resources, including those of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Uzbekistan represented on the ICWC by the Ministry for Water Management. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities, which also involve discussion of issues surrounding water management. [1, 3] The ICWC consists of five institutions: the Secretariat, the Scientific-Information Centre, the Coordination Metrological Centre, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) and the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [1, 4]\n \n The SDBWO is an executive interdepartmental body of the ICWC, charged with controlling the use of water resources in the Syr Darya basin in accordance with relevant international agreements, domestic legislation and ICWC decisions, with the aim of ensuring adequate water supply to all countries in the basin. [5, 6] According to the SDBWO's statute, the riparian states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the SDBWO acting as an operator; it is an independent legal entity with its own organisational scheme. [5, 6, 7] However, an expert interviewee stated that the SDBWO is in practice only active as an organisation in Uzbekistan, where its headquarters is located (in the capital Tashkent) and receives financing. [16] The SDBWO website describes four main subdivisions, all headquartered in Uzbekistan (cities of Kuyganyor, Chorvoq, Chirchiq and Gulistan) and mainly active in the country, according to operations maps, with two divisions responsible for water flow into Uzbekistan and the Syr Darya from tributaries in Kyrgyzstan, one division managing the Chirchiq tributary within Uzbekistan, one division managing the Chorvoq Reservoir and a final division controlling water flow down the main Syr Darya from the Kayrakkum Reservoir in Tajikistan, and further down the Syr Darya into and across Uzbekistan into the Shardara Reservoir in Kazakhstan. [6] \n \n SDBWO directors attend the ICWC's quarterly meetings to report on implementation of water quotas, and participate in discussions on water management issues; for example, at a meeting in April 2020 the ICWC members discussed measures taken and methods to further increase release of water from reservoirs into the Syr Darya basin, [3, 5, 8] SDBWO is require to attend ICWC meetings by its statute, but the statute does not provide for any separate meetings centred around the Syr Darya basin only, and there is no evidence of such meetings on the ICWC or SDBWO websites. [5, 9, 10]\n \n In 1993 Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), in order to direct strategic-level policy on resolution of the Aral Sea crisis, including through implementing an action plan on the crisis and coordinating international support of efforts, as well as monitoring and advising on regional environmental issues. [11, 12, 13] In 1999, under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC members elevated the IFAS to the status of an international organisation, and agreed it would incorporate the ICWC and all its subordinate institutions. [14]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"Venezuela is a member of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. \n\nACTO's headquarters is in Brasilia, Brazil. ACTO has its own staff, including three at the director level, six project-based staff, and 14 support staff [2]. ACTO's website lists seven active projects: Project Amazon, Project Bio-Amazon, GEF Amazon Project, Forest Cover Monitoring, Capacity-building in sustainable forest management and biodiversity conservation, Indigenous Communities in Border Regions, Amazon Regional Program [3]. \n\nACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [1]. The ASCA includes integrated management of water resources as a goal and specifies short, medium and long-term activities to achieve it, including adopting an integrated water resources management approach, creating spaces for policy discussions such as the impact of mining activities, and promoting regional land use planning and environmental zoning programs [2]. In addition, in 2018 ACTO issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE). The PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [3]. The PAE is based on three fundamental pillars—a common vision among the countries for Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), a Transboundary Regional Diagnostic Analysis that identified priority challenges in the basin, and results and recommendations from ACTO’s and the project’s other activities—as well as three strategic lines of action: strengthening IWRM, institutional adaptation to climate change and variability, and knowledge management [4]. In addition, the PAE’s strategic actions are related to pollution, deforestation, loss of biodiversity, erosion and sedimentation, land use changes [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"Vietnam a member of a Mekong River Commission (MRC) formed from transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the basin states.\n\nIn 1995, the government of Vietnam signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin. The agreement established a framework of cooperation for “sustainable development, utilization, management and conservation of the water and related resources of the Mekong River Basin including, but not limited to irrigation, hydro-power, navigation, flood control, fisheries, timber floating, recreation and tourism.” The objective of the cooperation is “to optimize the multiple-use and mutual benefits of all riparian and to minimize the harmful effects that might result from natural occurrences and man-made activities.” The governments of Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam signed the agreement in 1995. [1]"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2017. \"Key findings of the project regarding existing and future challenges for the Amu Darya Basin\", (\"Ключевые результаты проекта касательно существующих и будущих вызовов для бассейна Амударьи\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/projects/peer-amudarya/key_findings.htm].\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n \n [5] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n \n [6] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. October 2009. \"Meeting on future issues of Afghanistan\", (\"Совещание по проблемам будущего Афганистана\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/165.htm]. \n \n [7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. April 2012. \"Consultational seminar on ABD Regional Technical Cooperation 6486 'Enhancement of water resource mangement in Central Asia' and the Asian Irrigation Forum\", (\"Консультационный семинар по АБР РЕТС 6486 «Совершенствование управления водными ресурсами в Центральной Азии» и Азиатский ирригационный форум\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/202.htm].\n \n [8] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. October 2015. \"Pilot training course 'Increasing potential in work with computer models'\", (\"Пилотный курс обучения «Hаращивание потенциала в работе с компьютерными моделями»\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/275.htm].\n \n [9] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf].\n \n [10] Government of the Republic of Tajikistan. Ordinance No. 541 of 23 October 2010. \"On the draft Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of hydrological monitoring and riverbank strengthening works on the river Panj (Amu)\", (\" О проекте Соглашения между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в области гидрологического мониторинга и берегоукрепительных работ на реке Пяндж (Аму)\". [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=15903].\n \n [11] ADLIA Centralised Legal Information Database of the Republic of Tajikistan. \"Search filter: Afghanistan\", (\"Фильтр: Афганистан\"). [http://www.adlia.tj/spisdoc.fwx?sortord=dat_dok+desc&startpage=1&razdel=1&kl_slova=%E0%F4%E3%E0%ED%E8%F1%F2%E0%ED&gde_slova=2&filter=&vdd=65535&nqtype=6&dtype=0&year=2020]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Who We Are. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Agenda for Amazon Cooperation. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bfa5dfe5a1ca92b4efdb102ee8e54634.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Project GEF Amazon. 2019. http://otca.info/gef/apresentacao\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Who We Are. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Our Team. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/team/local_staff\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \nhttp://www.otca-oficial.info/projects\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Agenda for Amazon Cooperation. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bfa5dfe5a1ca92b4efdb102ee8e54634.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Project GEF Amazon. 2019. http://otca.info/gef/apresentacao\n[6] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf\n[3] Mekong River Commission, \"Upstream Partners\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/.\n[4] Ministry of Water Resources, \"Training Workshop on Water Resources Management for Asia Cooperation Dialogue Countries\", 2017, http://www.mwr.gov.cn/english/Projects/201708/t20170824_980360.html.\n[5]Lancang-Mekong Cooperation, \"重要新闻 (Major News)\", accessed in 2019, http://www.lmcchina.org/zyxw/.\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Who We Are. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Our Team. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/team/local_staff\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \nhttp://www.otca-oficial.info/projects\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Agenda for Amazon Cooperation. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bfa5dfe5a1ca92b4efdb102ee8e54634.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Project GEF Amazon. 2019. http://otca.info/gef/apresentacao\n[6] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Who We Are. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Agenda for Amazon Cooperation. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bfa5dfe5a1ca92b4efdb102ee8e54634.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Project GEF Amazon. 2019. http://otca.info/gef/apresentacao\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,))","v":"(1)OMVS. \"Les statuts de l'OMVS\". [http://www.omvs.org/content/les-statuts-de-lomvs].\n[2] OMVS, \"Domaines d'intervention\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/domaines-dinterve\n[3] OMVS, \"History\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/historique"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DY$4),,,,))","v":"1- Iranian Diplomacy Website, \"Iran-Iraq Border Dispute in Interview with the Legal Deputy of Foreign Ministry\", 2014, https://bit.ly/2GaI4iv\n2- Iran Iraq Economic Development Affairs, \"Arvand CBC will Open Soon\", 2012, http://iieda.gov.ir/?p=2062\n3- IMNA news agency, \"Special Issue on Transboundary Waters: Arvandroud, A Border of War and Cooperation\", 2017, https://bit.ly/2WYax0x\n4- Law and Politics Research Journal, \"Utilising Iran-Iraq's Transboundary Waters and International Law\" , 2009, http://qjpl.atu.ac.ir/article_2577_6555923bfe56256479fa67d507fddba0.pdf\n5- Iranian Parliament Research Centre, http://rc.majlis.ir/fa \n6- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, \"News and Statements\", n/a, https://mfa.ir/ \n7- Department of Environment, \"News\", https://bit.ly/2w1o9gc\n8- Ministry of Energy, \"News, Water\", n/a, http://news.moe.gov.ir/News-List/4\n9- Ministry of Agriculture \"News\", n/a, https://www.maj.ir/Index.aspx?page_=dorsaetoolsenews&order=list&lang=1&sub=0&tempname=Main&PageIdF=1596&PageId=68&methodName=findparent"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DZ$4),,,,))","v":"(1) FAO \" Iraq - International agreements\" 2019 https://bit.ly/(2JE7OGY\n(2) International Water Law Project \"Transboundary Water Management Organizations\" 2019 https://www.internationalwaterlaw.org/institutions/transboundary_wmos.html\n(3) UN-ESWCA \"Inventory of Shared Water Resources in Western Asia\" 2013 https://waterinventory.org/sites/waterinventory.org/files/chapters/Chapter-01-Euphrates-River-Basin-web.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EA$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://91.203.172.83/activity2_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination Scientific Information Centre. 10 April 2020. \"78 session of the Interstate Commission for Water coordination\", (\"Очередное 78 заседание Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). 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Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ER$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ER$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://91.203.172.83/activity2_ru.htm]. \n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination Scientific Information Centre. 10 April 2020. \"78 session of the Interstate Commission for Water coordination\", (\"Очередное 78 заседание Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). 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Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ES$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A37+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F37,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ES$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Who We Are. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Agenda for Amazon Cooperation. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bfa5dfe5a1ca92b4efdb102ee8e54634.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Project GEF Amazon. 2019. http://otca.info/gef/apresentacao\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 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[1, 2] The Secretariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) was established in 1993 and its members are Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"There is a centralized permanent secretariat in place and Bolivia is a full member of it.\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) is an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Perú, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region. [1] According to article 1 of the Regulation of the Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, “The Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (PS/ACTO) is the executive supportive body to the Amazon Cooperation Treaty (TCA) for political matters, in the capacity to sign agreements and make commitments on behalf of ACTO when unanimously authorized by Member Countries.” The Permanent Secretariat is tasked with “promoting the Organization as a forum for exchange, knowledge and joint projection as well as implementing actions of cooperation” [2]. Article 2 of the by-laws states that the PS is represented and directed by the Secretary General of ACTO, who is elected unanimously by the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the eight member countries based on a proposal from the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCA). The Secretary General has a support staff comprised of citizens of the member countries, ensuring that all are adequately represented within the budget provided to the PS [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"Bosnia and Herzegovina is a member of a permanent secretariat of the International Commission for the Sava River. The Secretariat is an administrative and executive body of the Sava Commission. It consists of officials and support staff. The officials are Secretary, his Deputies and Advisors. They are nationals of the Parties, represented on equal basis, and appointed by the Sava Commission. 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[1] According to article 1 of the Regulation of the Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, “The Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (PS/ACTO) is the executive supportive body to the Amazon Cooperation Treaty (TCA) for political matters, in the capacity to sign agreements and make commitments on behalf of ACTO when unanimously authorized by Member Countries.” The Permanent Secretariat is tasked with “promoting the Organization as a forum for exchange, knowledge and joint projection as well as implementing actions of cooperation” [2]. Article 2 of the by-laws states that the PS is represented and directed by the Secretary General of ACTO, who is elected unanimously by the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the eight member countries based on a proposal from the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCA). The Secretary General has a support staff comprised of citizens of the member countries, ensuring that all are adequately represented within the budget provided to the PS [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"There is a centralized permanent secretariat in place by Mekong River Commission (MRC) called MRC Secretariat and Cambodia is a full member of it.\n\nThe MRC has 3 permanent bodies: the Council, the Joint Committee and the Secretariat. The Secretariat serves as an operational body that provides technical and administrative services to the Council and Joint Committee[1]. Cambodia is a member of the MRC Secretariat, which is located in the Lao capital, Vientiane. [2] The Secretariat was previously located in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, where the MRC still maintains a flood management and mitigation centre. [2] It was originally agreed that the Secretariat would rotate between Cambodia and Laos every five years but this system was abandoned to reduce costs. [3] Two secretariats were open for several years, one in Vientiane and one in Phnom Penh, but in 2016 the secretariat in Phnom Penh was converted into the flood centre, leaving the Vientiane office as the single permanent MRC Secretariat. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"There is a centralized permanent secretariat called the MRC Secretariat, but the China is only has a status of dialogue partner with the Mekong River Commission (MRC). For instance, the MRC Secretariat is the operational arm of the organisation. It works closely with the four countries’ (Laos, Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia) coordinating bodies, the National Mekong Committees (NMCs), and other state agencies. The Chinese government engage as observers of the secretariat in the MRC. [1,2]\n\nFor the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC), China has established its secretariat in 2017 [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"There is a centralized permanent secretariat in place and Colombia is a full member of it.\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) is an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Perú, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region. [1] According to article 1 of the Regulation of the Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, “The Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (PS/ACTO) is the executive supportive body to the Amazon Cooperation Treaty (TCA) for political matters, in the capacity to sign agreements and make commitments on behalf of ACTO when unanimously authorized by Member Countries.” The Permanent Secretariat is tasked with “promoting the Organization as a forum for exchange, knowledge and joint projection as well as implementing actions of cooperation” [2]. Article 2 of the by-laws states that the PS is represented and directed by the Secretary General of ACTO, who is elected unanimously by the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the eight member countries based on a proposal from the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCA). The Secretary General has a support staff comprised of citizens of the member countries, ensuring that all are adequately represented within the budget provided to the PS [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"Croatia is a member of a permanent secretariat of the International Commission for the Sava River since its establishment in 2004. The Secretariat is an administrative and executive body of the Sava Commission. It consists of officials and support staff. The officials are Secretary, his Deputies and Advisors. They are nationals of the Parties, represented on equal basis, and appointed by the Sava Commission. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"There is a centralized permanent secretariat in place and Ecuador is a full member of it.\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) is an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Perú, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region. [1] According to article 1 of the Regulation of the Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, “The Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (PS/ACTO) is the executive supportive body to the Amazon Cooperation Treaty (TCA) for political matters, in the capacity to sign agreements and make commitments on behalf of ACTO when unanimously authorized by Member Countries.” The Permanent Secretariat is tasked with “promoting the Organization as a forum for exchange, knowledge and joint projection as well as implementing actions of cooperation” [2]. Article 2 of the by-laws states that the PS is represented and directed by the Secretary General of ACTO, who is elected unanimously by the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the eight member countries based on a proposal from the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCA). The Secretary General has a support staff comprised of citizens of the member countries, ensuring that all are adequately represented within the budget provided to the PS [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"In the Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS) the Office of the High Commissioner, which applies the decisions of the Council of Ministers - acts as the Permanent Representative. \n\nIts headquarters are in Dakar, Senegal and is supppoted by the Permanent Water Commission, which is also an advisory body to the Council of Ministers. The Permanent Water Commission is responsible for defining the principles and modalities of the distribution of river water between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. It is also responsible for investigating projects in Member States that may have a negative impact on the river's waters and plays an important role in controlling water use and pollution control. Another of its missions is to periodically prepare the water resources management plan, based on projections of user needs. This plan is submitted to the Council of Ministers. [1] Under the High Commissioner, there is a general secretary, who is related, according to the institutional organigram of the OMVS [2], [3], with the Judicial Council and the Council in charge of the Coordination. No further information about the functions of the general secretary could be found on the OMVS website. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"0 - No, there is no permanent secretariat as confirmed through multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [1], the Foreign Ministry [2], the Department of Environment [3], the Ministry of Energy [4] and the Ministry of Agriculture [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"No. There is no joint body formed from a transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement in the Tigris-Euphrates basin (1) (2) (3). Therefore there is no permanent secretariat which Iraq could be a member or observe in. See section 1.4 for details of the history of efforts to develop cooperation with Syria, Turkey and Iran."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"There is a centralized permanent secretariat in place and Kazakhstan is a full member of it.\n \n The Secretariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) was established in 1993 and its members are Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [1] The Secretariat has a staff of five people: one director, three specialists and one clerk-inspector. [1] It was originally based in the city of Khujand in Tajikistan, but is currently located in Tajikistan's capital city, Dushanbe. [1, 2, 3] The Secretariat is charged with: executing ICWC decisions; preparing programmes, events and draft decisions, together with the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) and the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO); calculating and managing the finances of the ADBWO and SDBWO; and coordinating international relations. [1, 2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"Kyrgyzstan has only observer status in the ICWC and has suspended its membership of the centralized permanent secretariat.\n \n The Secretariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) was established in 1993 and its members are Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [1] The Secretariat has a staff of five people: one director, three specialists and one clerk-inspector. [1] It was originally based in the city of Khujand in Tajikistan, but is currently located in Tajikistan's capital city, Dushanbe. [1, 2, 3] The Secretariat is charged with: executing ICWC decisions; preparing programmes, events and draft decisions, together with the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) and the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO); calculating and managing the finances of the ADBWO and SDBWO; and coordinating international relations. [1, 2] \n \n However, due to Kyrgyzstan having \"frozen\" its membership of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS; an umbrella organisation responsible for regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis and also for the ICWC and constituent organisations) in 2016, the country does not participate in Secretariat operations in practice. 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[3] Two secretariats were open for several years, one in Vientiane and one in Phnom Penh, but in 2016 the secretariat in Phnom Penh was converted into the flood centre, leaving the Vientiane office as the single permanent MRC Secretariat. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"In the Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS) the Office of the High Commissioner, which applies the decisions of the Council of Ministers - acts as the Permanent Representative. \n\nIts headquarters are in Dakar, Senegal and is supppoted by the Permanent Water Commission, which is also an advisory body to the Council of Ministers. The Permanent Water Commission is responsible for defining the principles and modalities of the distribution of river water between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. It is also responsible for investigating projects in Member States that may have a negative impact on the river's waters and plays an important role in controlling water use and pollution control. Another of its missions is to periodically prepare the water resources management plan, based on projections of user needs. This plan is submitted to the Council of Ministers. [1] Under the High Commissioner, there is a general secretary, who is related, according to the institutional organigram of the OMVS [2], [3], with the Judicial Council and the Council in charge of the Coordination. No further information about the functions of the general secretary could be found on the OMVS website. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"In the Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS) the Office of the High Commissioner, which applies the decisions of the Council of Ministers - acts as the Permanent Representative. \n\nIts headquarters are in Dakar, Senegal and is supppoted by the Permanent Water Commission, which is also an advisory body to the Council of Ministers. The Permanent Water Commission is responsible for defining the principles and modalities of the distribution of river water between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. It is also responsible for investigating projects in Member States that may have a negative impact on the river's waters and plays an important role in controlling water use and pollution control. Another of its missions is to periodically prepare the water resources management plan, based on projections of user needs. This plan is submitted to the Council of Ministers. [1] Under the High Commissioner, there is a general secretary, who is related, according to the institutional organigram of the OMVS [2], [3], with the Judicial Council and the Council in charge of the Coordination. No further information about the functions of the general secretary could be found on the OMVS website. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"There is a centralized permanent secretariat called the MRC Secretariat, but the Myanmar is only has a status of dialogue partner with the Mekong River Commission (MRC). For instance, the MRC Secretariat is the operational arm of the organisation. It works closely with the four countries’ (Laos, Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia) coordinating bodies, the National Mekong Committees (NMCs), and other state agencies. The Union of Myanmar engage as observers of the secretariat in the MRC. [1,2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"There is a centralized permanent secretariat in place and Perú is a full member of it.\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) is an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Perú, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region. [1] According to article 1 of the Regulation of the Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, “The Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (PS/ACTO) is the executive supportive body to the Amazon Cooperation Treaty (TCA) for political matters, in the capacity to sign agreements and make commitments on behalf of ACTO when unanimously authorized by Member Countries.” The Permanent Secretariat is tasked with “promoting the Organization as a forum for exchange, knowledge and joint projection as well as implementing actions of cooperation” [2]. Article 2 of the by-laws states that the PS is represented and directed by the Secretary General of ACTO, who is elected unanimously by the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the eight member countries based on a proposal from the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCA). The Secretary General has a support staff comprised of citizens of the member countries, ensuring that all are adequately represented within the budget provided to the PS [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"In the Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS) the Office of the High Commissioner, which applies the decisions of the Council of Ministers - acts as the Permanent Representative. \n\nIts headquarters are in Dakar, Senegal and is supppoted by the Permanent Water Commission, which is also an advisory body to the Council of Ministers. The Permanent Water Commission is responsible for defining the principles and modalities of the distribution of river water between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. It is also responsible for investigating projects in Member States that may have a negative impact on the river's waters and plays an important role in controlling water use and pollution control. Another of its missions is to periodically prepare the water resources management plan, based on projections of user needs. This plan is submitted to the Council of Ministers. [1] Under the High Commissioner, there is a general secretary, who is related, according to the institutional organigram of the OMVS [2], [3], with the Judicial Council and the Council in charge of the Coordination. No further information about the functions of the general secretary could be found on the OMVS website. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"Serbia is a member of a permanent secretariat of the International Commission for the Sava River. The Secretariat is an administrative and executive body of the Sava Commission. It consists of officials and support staff. The officials are Secretary, his Deputies and Advisors. They are nationals of the Parties, represented on equal basis, and appointed by the Sava Commission. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"Slovenia is a member of a permanent secretariat of the International Commission for the Sava River. The Secretariat is an administrative and executive body of the Sava Commission. It consists of officials and support staff. The officials are Secretary, his Deputies and Advisors. They are nationals of the Parties, represented on equal basis, and appointed by the Sava Commission. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"No, Syria is a not a member of a permanent secretariat. Water legislations nor transboundary agreements, or various ministries, such as the Ministry of Water Resources or basin management committees have reported the existence of a permanent secretariat. [1][2][3][4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"There is a centralized permanent secretariat and Tajikistan is a full member of it.\n \n The Secertariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) was established in 1993 and its members are Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [1] The Secretariat has a staff of five people: one director, three specialists and one clerk-inspector. [1] It was originally based in the city of Khujand in Tajikistan, but is currently located in Tajikistan's capital city, Dushanbe. [1, 2, 3] The Secretariat is charged with: executing ICWC decisions; preparing programmes, events and draft decisions, together with the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) and the Syr Darya Basin Water Organsation (SDBWO); calculating and managing the finances of the ADBWO and SDBWO; and coordinating international relations. [1, 2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"There is a centralized permanent secretariat in place and Tajikistan is a full member of it.\n \n The Secertariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) was established in 1993 and its members are Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [1] The Secretariat has a staff of five people: one director, three specialists and one clerk-inspector. [1] It was originally based in the city of Khujand in Tajikistan, but is currently located in Tajikistan's capital city, Dushanbe. [1, 2, 3] The Secretariat is charged with: executing ICWC decisions; preparing programmes, events and draft decisions, together with the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) and the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO); calculating and managing the finances of the ADBWO and SDBWO; and coordinating international relations. [1, 2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"There is a centralized permanent secretariat in place by Mekong River Commission (MRC) called MRC Secretariat and Thailand is a full member of it.\n\nThe MRC has 3 permanent bodies: the Council, the Joint Committee and the Secretariat. The Secretariat serves as an operational body that provides technical and administrative services to the Council and Joint Committee[1]. Thailand is a member of the MRC Secretariat, which is located in the Lao capital, Vientiane. [2] The Secretariat was previously located in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, where the MRC still maintains a flood management and mitigation centre. [2] It was originally agreed that the Secretariat would rotate between Cambodia and Laos every five years but this system was abandoned to reduce costs. [3] Two secretariats were open for several years, one in Vientiane and one in Phnom Penh, but in 2016 the secretariat in Phnom Penh was converted into the flood centre, leaving the Vientiane office as the single permanent MRC Secretariat. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"Turkey is not a member of a permanent secretariat of a joint operational body formed from a transboundary water management agreement among the states in the Tigris-Euphrates basin. There is no permanent secretariat. \n\nA Joint Technical Committee (JTC) was established in 1980 to discuss the water issues between Turkey and Iraq, and Syria joined this Committee in 1983. However, no tripartite agreement was reached and these meetings have not occured since 2009. The JTC never had a permanent secretariat .[1] [2] [3]\n\nIn its submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 [4], made in 2017, Turkey cites only two bilateral mechanisms in response to a question about the organizational framework for transboundary water management in the Euphrates-Tigris basin. These are the High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council established in 2010 between Turkey and Iraq (for the Tigris) and the High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council established in 2009 between Turkey and Syria (for the Orontes and Euphrates). These councils are not concerned only about water but may address all issues between the countries in question. [5] For the past eight years, Ankara’s relations with Damascus have in practice been minimal due to the civil war. Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally [6].\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"There is a centralized permanent secretariat and Turkmenistan is a full member of it.\n \n The Secertariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWCCA) was established in 1993 and its members are Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [1] The Secretariat has a staff of five people: one director, three specialists and one clerk-inspector. [1] It was originally based in the city of Khujand in Tajikistan, but is currently located in Tajikistan's capital city, Dushanbe. [1, 2, 3] The Secretariat is charged with: executing ICWCCA decisions; preparing programmes, events and draft decisions, together with the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) and the Syr Darya Basin Water Organsation (SDBWO); calculating and managing the finances of the ADBWO and SDBWO; and coordinating international relations. [1, 2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"There is a centralized permanent secretariat and Uzbekistan is a full member.\n \n The Secretariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) was established in 1993 and its members are Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [1] The Secretariat has a staff of five people: one director, three specialists and one clerk-inspector. [1] It was originally based in the city of Khujand in Tajikistan, but is currently located in Tajikistan's capital city, Dushanbe. [1, 2, 3] The Secretariat is charged with: executing ICWC decisions; preparing programmes, events and draft decisions, together with the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) and the Syr Darya Basin Water Organsation (SDBWO); calculating and managing the finances of the ADBWO and SDBWO; and coordinating international relations. [1, 2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"There is a centralized permanent secretariat in place and Uzbekistan is a full member.\n \n The Secertariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) was established in 1993 and its members are Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [1] The Secretariat has a staff of five people: one director, three specialists and one clerk-inspector. [1] It was originally based in the city of Khujand in Tajikistan, but is currently located in Tajikistan's capital city, Dushanbe. [1, 2, 3] The Secretariat is charged with: executing ICWC decisions; preparing programmes, events and draft decisions, together with the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) and the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO); calculating and managing the finances of the ADBWO and SDBWO; and coordinating international relations. [1, 2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"There is a centralized permanent secretariat in place and Venezuela is a full member of it.\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) is an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Perú, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region. [1] According to article 1 of the Regulation of the Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, “The Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (PS/ACTO) is the executive supportive body to the Amazon Cooperation Treaty (TCA) for political matters, in the capacity to sign agreements and make commitments on behalf of ACTO when unanimously authorized by Member Countries.” The Permanent Secretariat is tasked with “promoting the Organization as a forum for exchange, knowledge and joint projection as well as implementing actions of cooperation” [2]. Article 2 of the by-laws states that the PS is represented and directed by the Secretary General of ACTO, who is elected unanimously by the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the eight member countries based on a proposal from the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCA). The Secretary General has a support staff comprised of citizens of the member countries, ensuring that all are adequately represented within the budget provided to the PS [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"There is a centralized permanent secretariat in place by Mekong River Commission (MRC) called MRC Secretariat and Vietnam is a full member of it.\n\nThe MRC has 3 permanent bodies: the Council, the Joint Committee and the Secretariat. The Secretariat serves as an operational body that provides technical and administrative services to the Council and Joint Committee[1]. Vietnam is a member of the MRC Secretariat, which is located in the Lao capital, Vientiane. [2] The Secretariat was previously located in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, where the MRC still maintains a flood management and mitigation centre. [2] It was originally agreed that the Secretariat would rotate between Cambodia and Laos every five years but this system was abandoned to reduce costs. [3] Two secretariats were open for several years, one in Vientiane and one in Phnom Penh, but in 2016 the secretariat in Phnom Penh was converted into the flood centre, leaving the Vientiane office as the single permanent MRC Secretariat. [4]"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Statute of the Secretariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о постоянно действующем органе (Секретариате) Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute7_ru.htm]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Who we are”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Regulation of the Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3708a2cd3f87c4dc2a989549b2195686.pdf\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Who we are”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Regulation of the Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3708a2cd3f87c4dc2a989549b2195686.pdf\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Who we are”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Regulation of the Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3708a2cd3f87c4dc2a989549b2195686.pdf\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Who we are”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Regulation of the Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3708a2cd3f87c4dc2a989549b2195686.pdf\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,))","v":"[1] OMVS, \"Convention portant création de l'organisation pour la mise en valeur du Fleuve Sénégal signée a Nouakchott, le 11 mars 1972\", 1972, http://www.fao.org/3/W7414B/w7414b08.htm\n[2] OMVS, \"Organigramme\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/organigramme\n[3] RIOB, \"35 years of OMVS\", 2007, https://www.riob.org/fr/file/259616/download?token=688WrpJa"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DY$4),,,,))","v":"1- Iranian Parliament Research Centre, http://rc.majlis.ir/fa \n2- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, \"News and Statements\", n/a, https://mfa.ir/ \n3- Department of Environment, \"News\", https://bit.ly/2w1o9gc\n4- Ministry of Energy, \"News, Water\", n/a, http://news.moe.gov.ir/News-List/4 \n5- Ministry of Agriculture \"News\", n/a, https://www.maj.ir/Index.aspx?page_=dorsaetoolsenews&order=list&lang=1&sub=0&tempname=Main&PageIdF=1596&PageId=68&methodName=findparent"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DZ$4),,,,))","v":"(1) FAO \" Iraq - International agreements\" 2019 https://bit.ly/(2JE7OGY\n(2) International Water Law Project \"Transboundary Water Management Organizations\" 2019 https://www.internationalwaterlaw.org/institutions/transboundary_wmos.html\n(3) UN-ESWCA \"Inventory of Shared Water Resources in Western Asia\" 2013 https://waterinventory.org/sites/waterinventory.org/files/chapters/Chapter-01-Euphrates-River-Basin-web.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EA$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Statute of the Secretariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о постоянно действующем органе (Секретариате) Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute7_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \" ICWC Secretariat.\" (\"Секретариат МКВК.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/secretariat_ru.htm].\n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Executive bodies.\" (\"Исполнительные органы.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/bodies_ru.htm]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EB$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Statute of the Secretariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о постоянно действующем органе (Секретариате) Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute7_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \" ICWC Secretariat.\" (\"Секретариат МКВК.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/secretariat_ru.htm].\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Executive bodies.\" (\"Исполнительные органы.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/bodies_ru.htm].\n\n[4] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EC$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ED$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A38+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F38,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ED$4),,,,))","v":"[1] OMVS, \"Convention portant création de l'organisation pour la mise en valeur du Fleuve Sénégal signée a Nouakchott, le 11 mars 1972\", 1972, http://www.fao.org/3/W7414B/w7414b08.htm\n[2] OMVS, \"Organigramme\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/organigramme\n[3] RIOB, \"35 years of OMVS\", 2007, 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is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation, but is occasionally included by international organisations in training devised for the regional transboundary water management organisation member states.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] In 2000 the ICWCCA's Scientific-Information Centre (SIC) established a Training Centre in the city of Tashkent in Uzbekistan, which is tasked with improving the skills and knowledge of those working in water management, and also operates local training centres in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. [3, 4] \n \n Despite this, Afghanistan has participated alongside ICWC member states in regional training on water management issues organised by international organisations, including in 2015 training on use of water management computer models from the World Bank, and on gender issues in water management from the Regional Environment Centre for Central Asia. [5, 6] Under a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation in hydrology in the Amu Darya between Afghanistan and Tajikistan, a range of information exchange and training seminars have been held. [7] In 2016, the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia organised experience exchange between representatives of the two countries' water authorities, and general capacity enhancement for Afghanistan's Water Users' Association. [8] The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe supported training in May 2018 for both parties on strategies and practical methods for measuring water flows, including by authorities and water users such as farmers, and also regarding monitoring of water quality, and assessment of the impact of climate change on glaciers. [9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), which is comprised by Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela and is headquartered in Brasilia, runs joining capacity-building practices. Bolivia has participated in some of the courses. \n\nArticle 9 of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978, which is the founding document of the organization, states that all members agree on establishing collaboration in research and studies, including the organization of seminars and conferences, exchange of information and documents, and the establishment of ways to diffuse the information. [4] The seminars mentioned in this article have been implemented in the form of various capacity building programmes (see below).\n\nIn addition, ACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [5]. The ASCA includes multiple plans and goals to carry out capacity building exercises related to natural resource management, protected areas, waste management and broader capacity development programs directed at human resources more generally in the region.\n\nBelow are listed a selection of course run by ACTO in recent years: \n\nIn 29-31 January 2019, ACTO ran a course on the functions and services of the Regional Platform for the Exchange of Information and Knowledge on Forests and Biodiversity (PRIC). The target audience for this course are for professionals in the member states of ACTO, so that they can develop the tools to manage courses, virtual forums and debates. In this edition of the course, there were 20 participants from Guyana, Suriname, Ecuador and Venezuela and the course was conducted in English and Spanish. [1] Bolivia did not take part [1]\n\nIn 20-30 September 2018, ACTO ran the course \"Biodiversity conservation through forest management\". The course was conducted in Belém, the capital city of the Amazonian state of Pará in Brazil. The target audience of the course were leaders and management level professionals of conservation or forests institutes in the member states of ACTO. There were 20 institutions that participated in the course, from all eight ACTO member states, including Bolivia. [2] \n\nBetween 23 August 2018 and 1 September 2018, ACTO held the XVII edition of the \"International Course for Measuring Liquid Discharge in Large Rivers\". The course was held in Manaus, the capital city of Amazonas state in Brazil, and Manacapuru, a neighboring municipality of Manaus. The course was conducted by the Geographic Service of Brazil (CPRM) and the National Water Agency (ANA) of Brazil. The objective of the course is to promote capacity of water resources professionals in Brazil and countries of the Amazon River Basin and other regions in the South American continent in technical expertise and methodologies in the work of measuring and calculating liquid discharge into large rivers, such that the procedures can be standardized and diffused among the participating countries. [3\n\nBolivia has participated in the capacity building exercises outlined in the ASCA. The country’s open data portal includes information on ongoing international cooperation programs in the environmental sector. The portal lists Colombia’s participation in several projects supported by ACTO, including the Regional Action in the Water Resources Sector Project, which trains national water agency personnel in ACTO member countries to deal with extreme water events, as well as the Institutional Strengthening Project for ACTO Member Countries in Forest Management, which seeks to build national technical capacity for responsible forest management practices [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"There are joint capacity building practices run by the operational joint body. On the website of the International Commission for the Sava River there are information about capacity building practices run by the Commission, mainly organised on ad hoc basis. Some of organised training/workshops are related to the Flood Risk Management Plan, sustainable sediment management with the Sava River Basin, training course for SavaGIS and SavaHIS, etc. On these training/workshops participants from Bosnia and Herzegovina were present. [1, 2, 3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), which is comprised by Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela and is headquartered in Brasilia, runs joining capacity-building practices. Brazil has participated in some of the courses. \n\nArticle 9 of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978, which is the founding document of the organization, states that all members agree on establishing collaboration in research and studies, including the organization of seminars and conferences, exchange of information and documents, and the establishment of ways to diffuse the information. [4] The seminars mentioned in this article have been implemented in the form of various capacity building programmes (see below).\n\nIn addition, ACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [5]. The ASCA includes multiple plans and goals to carry out capacity building exercises related to natural resource management, protected areas, waste management and broader capacity development programs directed at human resources more generally in the region.\n\nBelow are listed a selection of course run by ACTO in recent years: \n\nIn 29-31 January 2019, ACTO ran a course on the functions and services of the Regional Platform for the Exchange of Information and Knowledge on Forests and Biodiversity (PRIC). The target audience for this course are for professionals in the member states of ACTO, so that they can develop the tools to manage courses, virtual forums and debates. In this edition of the course, there were 20 participants from Guyana, Suriname, Ecuador and Venezuela and the course was conducted in English and Spanish. This was the latest course run by ACTO and Brazil did not participate in it; however, there were other courses in which Brazil participated. [1]\n\nIn 20-30 September 2018, ACTO ran the course \"Biodiversity conservation through forest management\". The course was conducted in Belém, the capital city of the Amazonian state of Pará in Brazil. The target audience of the course were leaders and management level professionals of conservation or forests institutes in the member states of ACTO. There were 20 institutions that participated in the course, from all eight ACTO member states, including Brazil. [2] \n\nBetween 23 August 2018 and 1 September 2018, ACTO held the XVII edition of the \"International Course for Measuring Liquid Discharge in Large Rivers\". The course was held in Manaus, the capital city of Amazonas state in Brazil, and Manacapuru, a neighboring municipality of Manaus. The course was conducted by the Geographic Service of Brazil (CPRM) and the National Water Agency (ANA) of Brazil. The objective of the course is to promote capacity of water resources professionals in Brazil and countries of the Amazon River Basin and other regions in the South American continent in technical expertise and methodologies in the work of measuring and calculating liquid discharge into large rivers, such that the procedures can be standardized and diffused among the participating countries. [3]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"There are joint capacity building practices run by the Mekong River Commission, and Cambodia is a full-member of the MRC. \n\nThe MRC Annual reports mention that training and capacity building exercises happen every year. In 2017, capacity building, training and outreach were conducted through various national and regional consultations for line agencies of the Member Countries as well as with over 400 Stakeholders from the private sector, academia, and international and local development organisations. For example, the MRC has adopted the Rapid Basin-wide Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Tool (RSAT) as a specific tool for basin-wide application for hydropower planning. Training sessions and guidelines have been developed and shared with stakeholders in order to support collaborative and integrative planning and decision-making processes and dialogue. [1] The MRC’s 2016 annual report also mentions that 16 training sessions and 11 strategy sessions were conducted for improving climate change adaptation. [2] Training is open only to nationals of the MRC member countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam), and sometimes China and Myanmar as observer members, and is provided on a wide range of topics including communications and negotiation skills, emergency and flood preparedness, assessment of potential hydropower projects, water quality analysis, and irrigation. [3, 4, 5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"There is evidence that China participates in the capacity building exercise organized by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) on ad-hoc basis. The MRC mainly has two capacity building program, the internship program [1] and the Junior Riparian Professional Development project that trains young riparian professionals on sustainable water resources development. MRC states that it has started to focus on professionals from its \"Dialogue Partners\", China and Myanmar [2]. In 2011, China and Myanmar participated for the first time in one of the founding pillars of the MRC's Integrated Capacity Buidling Programme, its Junior Riparian Professional project (JRP) [3]. In 2016, experienced water sector professionals also participated a training course on an assessment tool of sustainable hydropower development held by the MRC [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), which is comprised by Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela and is headquartered in Brasilia, runs joining capacity-building practices. Colombia has participated in some of the courses. \n\nArticle 9 of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978, which is the founding document of the organization, states that all members agree on establishing collaboration in research and studies, including the organization of seminars and conferences, exchange of information and documents, and the establishment of ways to diffuse the information. [4] The seminars mentioned in this article have been implemented in the form of various capacity building programmes (see below).\n\nIn addition, ACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [5]. The ASCA includes multiple plans and goals to carry out capacity building exercises related to natural resource management, protected areas, waste management and broader capacity development programs directed at human resources more generally in the region.\n\nBelow are listed a selection of course run by ACTO in recent years: \n\nIn 29-31 January 2019, ACTO ran a course on the functions and services of the Regional Platform for the Exchange of Information and Knowledge on Forests and Biodiversity (PRIC). The target audience for this course are for professionals in the member states of ACTO, so that they can develop the tools to manage courses, virtual forums and debates. In this edition of the course, there were 20 participants from Guyana, Suriname, Ecuador and Venezuela and the course was conducted in English and Spanish. This was the latest course run by ACTO and Brazil did not participate in it; however, there were other courses in which Brazil participated. [1]\n\nIn 20-30 September 2018, ACTO ran the course \"Biodiversity conservation through forest management\". The course was conducted in Belém, the capital city of the Amazonian state of Pará in Brazil. The target audience of the course were leaders and management level professionals of conservation or forests institutes in the member states of ACTO. There were 20 institutions that participated in the course, from all eight ACTO member states, including Brazil. [2] \n\nBetween 23 August 2018 and 1 September 2018, ACTO held the XVII edition of the \"International Course for Measuring Liquid Discharge in Large Rivers\". The course was held in Manaus, the capital city of Amazonas state in Brazil, and Manacapuru, a neighboring municipality of Manaus. The course was conducted by the Geographic Service of Brazil (CPRM) and the National Water Agency (ANA) of Brazil. The objective of the course is to promote capacity of water resources professionals in Brazil and countries of the Amazon River Basin and other regions in the South American continent in technical expertise and methodologies in the work of measuring and calculating liquid discharge into large rivers, such that the procedures can be standardized and diffused among the participating countries. [3\n\nColombia has participated in the capacity building exercises outlined in the ASCA. The country’s open data portal includes information on ongoing international cooperation programs in the environmental sector. The portal lists Colombia’s participation in several projects supported by ACTO, including the Regional Action in the Water Resources Sector Project, which trains national water agency personnel in ACTO member countries to deal with extreme water events, as well as the Institutional Strengthening Project for ACTO Member Countries in Forest Management, which seeks to build national technical capacity for responsible forest management practices [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"There are joint capacity building practices run by the operational joint body. On the website of the International Commission for the Sava River there are information about capacity building practices run by the Commission, mainly organised on ad hoc basis. Some of organised training/workshops are related to the Flood Risk Management Plan, sustainable sediment management with the Sava River Basin, training course for SavaGIS and SavaHIS, etc. On these training/workshops participants from Croatia were present. [1, 2, 3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), which is comprised by Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela and is headquartered in Brasilia, runs joining capacity-building practices. Ecuador has participated in some of the courses. \n\nArticle 9 of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978, which is the founding document of the organization, states that all members agree on establishing collaboration in research and studies, including the organization of seminars and conferences, exchange of information and documents, and the establishment of ways to diffuse the information. [4] The seminars mentioned in this article have been implemented in the form of various capacity building programmes (see below).\n\nIn addition, ACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [5]. The ASCA includes multiple plans and goals to carry out capacity building exercises related to natural resource management, protected areas, waste management and broader capacity development programs directed at human resources more generally in the region.\n\nBelow are listed a selection of course run by ACTO in recent years: \n\nIn 29-31 January 2019, ACTO ran a course on the functions and services of the Regional Platform for the Exchange of Information and Knowledge on Forests and Biodiversity (PRIC). The target audience for this course are for professionals in the member states of ACTO, so that they can develop the tools to manage courses, virtual forums and debates. In this edition of the course, there were 20 participants from Guyana, Suriname, Ecuador and Venezuela and the course was conducted in English and Spanish. T1]\n\nIn 20-30 September 2018, ACTO ran the course \"Biodiversity conservation through forest management\". The course was conducted in Belém, the capital city of the Amazonian state of Pará in Brazil. The target audience of the course were leaders and management level professionals of conservation or forests institutes in the member states of ACTO. There were 20 institutions that participated in the course, from all eight ACTO member states, including Ecuador. [2] \n\nBetween 23 August 2018 and 1 September 2018, ACTO held the XVII edition of the \"International Course for Measuring Liquid Discharge in Large Rivers\". The course was held in Manaus, the capital city of Amazonas state in Brazil, and Manacapuru, a neighboring municipality of Manaus. The course was conducted by the Geographic Service of Brazil (CPRM) and the National Water Agency (ANA) of Brazil. The objective of the course is to promote capacity of water resources professionals in Brazil and countries of the Amazon River Basin and other regions in the South American continent in technical expertise and methodologies in the work of measuring and calculating liquid discharge into large rivers, such that the procedures can be standardized and diffused among the participating countries. [3\n\nEcuador has participated in the capacity building exercises outlined in the ASCA. The country’s open data portal includes information on ongoing international cooperation programs in the environmental sector. The portal lists Colombia’s participation in several projects supported by ACTO, including the Regional Action in the Water Resources Sector Project, which trains national water agency personnel in ACTO member countries to deal with extreme water events, as well as the Institutional Strengthening Project for ACTO Member Countries in Forest Management, which seeks to build national technical capacity for responsible forest management practices [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"Guinea, through the OMVS has joint capacity building practices run by the operational joint body.\n\nOne of the main projects run by the OMVS is the Integrated Water Resources Management Project (PGIRE) (2014-2021), which is currently in its second phase of implementation, therefore, it is currently in the middle of operations. It is a multisectoral development program whose principal activity is to strengthen capacity building practices and reinforce regional integration. One of the main objectives of this program is to reinforce OMVS capacity building to deal with climate change and achieve a sustainable management of river resources. (1) The intervention zones targeted by this project are located in the 4-member countries and this program is financed by IDA, the Trust Fund III and the member states of the OMVS. (1) All the member countries participate extensively in them through the regional planification committees and the Permanent Water Commission, which are composed of representatives of the 4 states. (2) \n\nThese capacity building practices will be developed in the second phase of the PGIRE, and contemplates the development of a workshop, presenting several study cases and analysis of situations (not yet defined), in addition to technical assistance to each committee of country members. In total, 45,000,000 FCFA will be allocated to the reinforcement of capacities. (3) The reinforcement of capacities will also be conducted through a gap analysis to enable the comprehensive implementation in each country, of the Water Charter developed by the OMVS . The objective is to analyze the legislative framework of each country and elaborate a legislation that will enable its full application. Other activities, such as the development of training programmes and worshops are also considered. (4) Nevertheless, there is no evidence that any of these capacity building activities are already taking place. Indeed, no evidence could be found on the OMVS website, in the PGIRE description page or in reports published by the OMVS. (5,6,7)\n\nFor the first component of the PGIRE II which is specifically aimed at capacity building actions, US$19 millions of the total US$220 million budget, are foreseen to be allocated [4], [8]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"0 - No, there are no capacity building exercises run by an RBO as confirmed through multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [1], the Foreign Ministry [2], the Department of Environment [3], the Ministry of Energy [4] and the Ministry of Agriculture [5]. The Algiers agreement between Iran and Iraq also does not mention capacity building [6]. There was been some water-related training programmes from Iranian side for the Iraq side regarding irrigation, using rainwater and maintenance of dams - however these are very limited in scope [7]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"There is evidence that capacity building exercises have been planned between Turkey, Syria and Iraq - and that some took place on an ad-hoc basis between Iraq and Turkey. \n\nAt a meeting on 2 September 2009, however, Turkey, Syria and Iraq decided to cooperate to initiate water training programmes, to monitor and exchange information related to climate change and drought conditions in the three countries, and to build/modernise water flow gauging stations [1]. In addition to the water training programmes mentioned in this agreement, some capacity building activities are also understood to have taken place at around the same time in the scope of cooperation between Turkey’s Southeast Anatolia Project (GAP) Regional Development Administration and Syria’s Ministry of Irrigation General Organization for Land Development, and also in the context of efforts to create a water institute between Turkey, Iraq and Syria in line with an agreement of 2008. [2] \n\nJoint capacity training programs that were outlined in the MoUs signed between Syria and Turkey in 2011. [5][6] These MoUs included the sharing of knowledge and experience on modern irrigation techniques, prevention of water loss in domestic water supply; organization of training programs on the operation of dams and efficient utilization of water resources; sharing knowledge and technology pertaining to wastewater storage and reuse of treated wastewater in agriculture and industry; cooperation on the development of land use techniques to increase saving of soil water. [7] However, there is no evidence that these training programs took place under the purview of these MoUs with Turkey and Iraq [8]. \n\nA recent article published by the semi-official Anatolian Agency states that understandings reached with Iraq in 2009 have not yet been implemented, despite recent improvements in bilateral ties [3].\n\nThe website of the Directorate General of the State Water Works (DSI) reports on a nine-day working visit by eight Iraqi officials to Turkey, as part of a project funded by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) project on Sustainable Irrigation Management in April 2019. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) runs joint capacity-building practices, in which Kazakhstan participates.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) describes professional training as one of its key areas of activity. [1] To oversee this activity, in 2000 the ICWC's Scientific-Information Centre (SIC) established a Training Centre in the city of Tashkent in Uzbekistan, which is tasked with improving the skills and knowledge of those working in water management and also with improving international cooperation on water issues. [2]\n \n The Training Centre provides training courses on topics including integrated water resource management, cooperation on transboundary rivers, water law, water policy and improvement of irrigated agriculture, with online courses available on its website. [3] The courses typically last 5–7 days and involve 20–30 participants (4–6 from each ICWC member state), including policymakers, civil servants, specialists and representatives of civil society. [3, 4] The SIC operates local training centres in Kazakhstan (Almaty), Kyrgyzstan (Bishkek, Osh), Tajikistan (Khujand) and Uzbekistan (Akbarabad, Andijan, Fergana, Urgench), which provide targeted training for water management and agriculture professionals through short courses and seminars from leading regional and international experts on topics such as water conservation and international water law. [4] In 2019, the Training Centre provided courses at its headquarters on the ICWC's geospatial information system (the Water Use Efficiency Monitor in Central Asia) for specialists, and lectures and seminars for Water User Association workers, as well as launching an online training course for Water User Association members in the region. [4] The SIC country-level training centres organised training on topics such as climate change impact assessment, economic instruments to support Basin Councils, methods for assessment and monitoring of water resources, and gender issues related to water, for both specialists from the entire region and local experts. [4] Study trips were organised for water mangement personnel from member states to study best practices in India and Switzerland. [4] The ICWC reported having organised a range of similar training activity for 2020. [4] \n \n Furthermore, from 2014 the ICWC adopted a Capacity-Building Strategy, according to which the ICWC aims to improve the system of professional training for people involved in the sphere of water management. [5] Also in 2014, the ICWC established a working group on capacity building, which seeks to summarize different countries' experiences and use this information to develop standardized professional training. [6]\n \n In addition, through its headquarters in Tashkent and its branches in Almaty (Kazakhstan), Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan) and Dushanbe (Tajikistan), the SIC organizes scientific and informational exchange between national authorities. [7, 8] Its tools for information exchange include the maintenance of a range of databases and organization of international scientific cooperation. [9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) runs joint capacity-building training, however, there is no evidence that Kyrgyzstan currently participates in its training activities.\n \n The ICWC was founded in 1992 when members Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement on transboundary water management. [1] The organization's purpose is to facilitate coordination and cooperation between its member states with regard to the management of water resources, including those of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, meeting quarterly, and its website lists Kyrgyzstan's State Committee for Water Management as a member. [1, 2] However, Kyrgyzstan \"froze\" its membership of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS; an umbrella organisation responsible for regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis and also for the ICWC and constituent organisations) in 2016, and since 2017 has not participated in ICWC meetings. [3, 4]\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) describes professional training as one of its key areas of activity. [5] To oversee this activity, in 2000 the ICWC's Scientific-Information Centre (SIC) established a Training Centre in the city of Tashkent in Uzbekistan, which is tasked with improving the skills and knowledge of those working in water management and also with improving international cooperation on water issues. [6]\n \n The Training Centre provides training courses on topics including integrated water resource management, cooperation on transboundary rivers, water law, water policy and improvement of irrigated agriculture, with online courses available on its website. [7] The courses typically last 5–7 days and involve 20–30 participants (4–6 from each ICWC member state), including policymakers, civil servants, specialists and representatives of civil society. [7, 8] The SIC operates local training centres in Kazakhstan (Almaty), Kyrgyzstan (Bishkek, Osh), Tajikistan (Khujand) and Uzbekistan (Akbarabad, Andijan, Fergana, Urgench), which provide targeted training for water management and agriculture professionals through short courses and seminars from leading regional and international experts on topics such as water conservation and international water law. [8] However, there is evidence that the local training centres in Kyrgyzstan no longer operate under the SIC - a webpage on the Osh training centre states that it was founded by ICWC SIC in order to provide training for water specialists based in the Ferghana Valley, covering regions of Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, but states that \"at present\" the centre does not conduct permanent courses. [9] A webpage on the Training Centre of the Department of Water Management and Land Improvement of the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Improvement of the Kyrgyz Republic does not refer to the ICWC or SIC, but has the same address as the SIC's local branch in Bishkek (this listing may be out of date, as the Department of Water Management became the State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic in 2019). [10, 11] According to a report on ICWC activity in 2019, a regional training seminar on management of fishing activities was held at the Bishkek branch in July 2019, but no regular courses are reported. [8]\n \n In 2019, the Training Centre at its Uzbekistan headquarters provided courses on the ICWC's geospatial information system (the Water Use Efficiency Monitor in Central Asia) for specialists, and lectures and seminars for Water User Association workers, as well as launching an online training course for Water User Association members in the region. All seminars were open to specialists from all Central Asian countries. [8] However, no information was given in the ICWC 2019 activity report as to whether specialists from Kyrgyzstan attended the courses in Uzbekistan. [8] No further information on these 2019 courses specifically, or any others involving Kyrgyz specialists since 2017, was found on the ICWC Scientific Information Centre website. [11, 12]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"There are joint capacity building practices run by the Mekong River Commission, and Laos is a full-member of the MRC. \n\nThe MRC Annual reports mention that training and capacity building exercises happen every year. In 2017, capacity building, training and outreach were conducted through various national and regional consultations for line agencies of the Member Countries as well as with over 400 Stakeholders from the private sector, academia, and international and local development organisations. For example, the MRC has adopted the Rapid Basin-wide Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Tool (RSAT) as a specific tool for basin-wide application for hydropower planning. Training sessions and guidelines have been developed and shared with stakeholders in order to support collaborative and integrative planning and decision-making processes and dialogue. [1] The MRC’s 2016 annual report also mentions that 16 training sessions and 11 strategy sessions were conducted for improving climate change adaptation. [2] Training is open only to nationals of the MRC member countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam), and sometimes China and Myanmar as observer members, and is provided on a wide range of topics including communications and negotiation skills, emergency and flood preparedness, assessment of potential hydropower projects, water quality analysis, and irrigation. [3, 4, 5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"Mali, through the OMVS has joint capacity building practices run by the operational joint body.\n\nOne of the main projects run by the OMVS is the Integrated Water Resources Management Project (PGIRE) (2014-2021), which is currently in its second phase of implementation, therefore, it is currently in the middle of operations. It is a multisectoral development program whose principal activity is to strengthen capacity building practices and reinforce regional integration. One of the main objectives of this program is to reinforce OMVS capacity building to deal with climate change and achieve a sustainable management of river resources. (1) The intervention zones targeted by this project are located in the 4-member countries and this program is financed by IDA, the Trust Fund III and the member states of the OMVS. (1) All the member countries participate extensively in them through the regional planification committees and the Permanent Water Commission, which are composed of representatives of the 4 states. (2) \n\nThese capacity building practices will be developed in the second phase of the PGIRE, and contemplates the development of a workshop, presenting several study cases and analysis of situations (not yet defined), in addition to technical assistance to each committee of country members. In total, 45,000,000 FCFA will be allocated to the reinforcement of capacities. (3) The reinforcement of capacities will also be conducted through a gap analysis to enable the comprehensive implementation in each country, of the Water Charter developed by the OMVS . The objective is to analyze the legislative framework of each country and elaborate a legislation that will enable its full application. Other activities, such as the development of training programmes and worshops are also considered. (4) Nevertheless, there is no evidence that any of these capacity building activities are already taking place. Indeed, no evidence could be found on the OMVS website, in the PGIRE description page or in reports published by the OMVS. (5,6,7)\n\nFor the first component of the PGIRE II which is specifically aimed at capacity building actions, US$19 millions of the total US$220 million budget, are foreseen to be allocated [4], [8]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"Mauritania, through the OMVS has joint capacity building practices run by the operational joint body.\n\nOne of the main projects run by the OMVS is the Integrated Water Resources Management Project (PGIRE) (2014-2021), which is currently in its second phase of implementation, therefore, it is currently in the middle of operations. It is a multisectoral development program whose principal activity is to strengthen capacity building practices and reinforce regional integration. One of the main objectives of this program is to reinforce OMVS capacity building to deal with climate change and achieve a sustainable management of river resources. (1) The intervention zones targeted by this project are located in the 4-member countries and this program is financed by IDA, the Trust Fund III and the member states of the OMVS. (1) All the member countries participate extensively in them through the regional planification committees and the Permanent Water Commission, which are composed of representatives of the 4 states. (2) \n\nThese capacity building practices will be developed in the second phase of the PGIRE, and contemplates the development of a workshop, presenting several study cases and analysis of situations (not yet defined), in addition to technical assistance to each committee of country members. In total, 45,000,000 FCFA will be allocated to the reinforcement of capacities. (3) The reinforcement of capacities will also be conducted through a gap analysis to enable the comprehensive implementation in each country, of the Water Charter developed by the OMVS . The objective is to analyze the legislative framework of each country and elaborate a legislation that will enable its full application. Other activities, such as the development of training programmes and worshops are also considered. (4) Nevertheless, there is no evidence that any of these capacity building activities are already taking place. Indeed, no evidence could be found on the OMVS website, in the PGIRE description page or in reports published by the OMVS. (5,6,7)\n\nFor the first component of the PGIRE II which is specifically aimed at capacity building actions, US$19 millions of the total US$220 million budget, are foreseen to be allocated [4], [8]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"Myanmar is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC), an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin, with the MoU renewed in 2013. [1] The MRC runs multiple training and capacity building exercises throughout the year. Myanmar participates in some of them. However, the country is still laying down its foundations to develop it's part of the basin and is currently only involved in dialogue and information sharing. [2] Mekong-Lancang Cooperation (LMC) is also an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. Myanmar have demonstrated an increasing commitment to cooperation, including sharing more data and information on the status of upstream developments and joint capacity-building activities through public comments from government readers during their attendance in conferences. During the second LMC leader's meeting , Vice President of Myanmar commented and thanked Chinese government for finalizing the first batch of 132 projects to be implemented by Mekong-Lancang’s special fund, saying that 10 projects in Myanmar include in the first batch [3,4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), which is comprised by Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela and is headquartered in Brasilia, runs joining capacity-building practices. Brazil has participated in some of the courses. \n\nArticle 9 of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978, which is the founding document of the organization, states that all members agree on establishing collaboration in research and studies, including the organization of seminars and conferences, exchange of information and documents, and the establishment of ways to diffuse the information. [4] The seminars mentioned in this article have been implemented in the form of various capacity building programmes (see below).\n\nIn addition, ACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [5]. The ASCA includes multiple plans and goals to carry out capacity building exercises related to natural resource management, protected areas, waste management and broader capacity development programs directed at human resources more generally in the region.\n\nBelow are listed a selection of course run by ACTO in recent years: \n\nIn 29-31 January 2019, ACTO ran a course on the functions and services of the Regional Platform for the Exchange of Information and Knowledge on Forests and Biodiversity (PRIC). The target audience for this course are for professionals in the member states of ACTO, so that they can develop the tools to manage courses, virtual forums and debates. In this edition of the course, there were 20 participants from Guyana, Suriname, Ecuador and Venezuela and the course was conducted in English and Spanish. Peru however did not participate. [1]\n\nIn 20-30 September 2018, ACTO ran the course \"Biodiversity conservation through forest management\". The course was conducted in Belém, the capital city of the Amazonian state of Pará in Brazil. The target audience of the course were leaders and management level professionals of conservation or forests institutes in the member states of ACTO. There were 20 institutions that participated in the course, from all eight ACTO member states, including Peru. [2] \n\nBetween 23 August 2018 and 1 September 2018, ACTO held the XVII edition of the \"International Course for Measuring Liquid Discharge in Large Rivers\". The course was held in Manaus, the capital city of Amazonas state in Brazil, and Manacapuru, a neighboring municipality of Manaus. The course was conducted by the Geographic Service of Brazil (CPRM) and the National Water Agency (ANA) of Brazil. The objective of the course is to promote capacity of water resources professionals in Brazil and countries of the Amazon River Basin and other regions in the South American continent in technical expertise and methodologies in the work of measuring and calculating liquid discharge into large rivers, such that the procedures can be standardized and diffused among the participating countries. [3]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"Senegal, through the OMVS has joint capacity building practices run by the operational joint body.\n\nOne of the main projects run by the OMVS is the Integrated Water Resources Management Project (PGIRE) (2014-2021), which is currently in its second phase of implementation, therefore, it is currently in the middle of operations. It is a multisectoral development program whose principal activity is to strengthen capacity building practices and reinforce regional integration. One of the main objectives of this program is to reinforce OMVS capacity building to deal with climate change and achieve a sustainable management of river resources. (1) The intervention zones targeted by this project are located in the 4-member countries and this program is financed by IDA, the Trust Fund III and the member states of the OMVS. (1) All the member countries participate extensively in them through the regional planification committees and the Permanent Water Commission, which are composed of representatives of the 4 states. (2) \n\nThese capacity building practices will be developed in the second phase of the PGIRE, and contemplates the development of a workshop, presenting several study cases and analysis of situations (not yet defined), in addition to technical assistance to each committee of country members. In total, 45,000,000 FCFA will be allocated to the reinforcement of capacities. (3) The reinforcement of capacities will also be conducted through a gap analysis to enable the comprehensive implementation in each country, of the Water Charter developed by the OMVS . The objective is to analyze the legislative framework of each country and elaborate a legislation that will enable its full application. Other activities, such as the development of training programmes and worshops are also considered. (4) Nevertheless, there is no evidence that any of these capacity building activities are already taking place. Indeed, no evidence could be found on the OMVS website, in the PGIRE description page or in reports published by the OMVS. (5,6,7)\n\nFor the first component of the PGIRE II which is specifically aimed at capacity building actions, US$19 millions of the total US$220 million budget, are foreseen to be allocated [4], [8]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"There are joint capacity building practices run by the operational joint body. On the website of the International Commission for the Sava River there are information about capacity building practices run by the Commission, mainly organised on ad hoc basis. Some of organised training/workshops are related to the Flood Risk Management Plan, sustainable sediment management with the Sava River Basin, training course for SavaGIS and SavaHIS, etc. On these training/workshops participants from Serbia were present. [1, 2, 3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"There are joint capacity building practices run by the operational joint body. On the website of the International Commission for the Sava River there are information about capacity building practices run by the Commission, mainly organised on ad hoc basis. Some of organised training/workshops are related to the Flood Risk Management Plan, sustainable sediment management with the Sava River Basin, training course for SavaGIS and SavaHIS, etc. On these training/workshops participants from Slovenia were present. [1, 2, 3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"There is evidence that capacity building exercises have been planned between Turkey, Syria and Iraq - however even ad-hoc efforts have recently ceased.\n\nAt a meeting on 2 September 2009, however, Turkey, Syria and Iraq decided to cooperate to initiate water training programmes, to monitor and exchange information related to climate change and drought conditions in the three countries, and to build/modernise water flow gauging stations [1]. In addition to the water training programmes mentioned in this agreement, some capacity building activities are also understood to have taken place at around the same time in the scope of cooperation between Turkey’s Southeast Anatolia Project (GAP) Regional Development Administration and Syria’s Ministry of Irrigation General Organization for Land Development, and also in the context of efforts to create a water institute between Turkey, Iraq and Syria in line with an agreement of 2008. [2] \n\nJoint capacity training programs that were outlined in the MoUs signed between Syria and Turkey in 2011. [3][4] These MoUs included the sharing of knowledge and experience on modern irrigation techniques, prevention of water loss in domestic water supply; organization of training programs on the operation of dams and efficient utilization of water resources; sharing knowledge and technology pertaining to wastewater storage and reuse of treated wastewater in agriculture and industry; cooperation on the development of land use techniques to increase saving of soil water. [5] However, there is no evidence that these training programs took place under the purview of these MoUs with Turkey and Iraq [6]. \n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) runs joint capacity-building practices, in which Tajikistan participates.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) describes professional training as one of its key areas of activity. [1] To oversee this activity, in 2000 the ICWC's Scientific-Information Centre (SIC) established a Training Centre in the city of Tashkent in Uzbekistan, which is tasked with improving the skills and knowledge of those working in water management and also with improving international cooperation on water issues. [2]\n \n The Training Centre provides training courses on topics including integrated water resource management, cooperation on transboundary rivers, water law, water policy and improvement of irrigated agriculture, with online courses available on its website. [3] The courses typically last 5–7 days and involve 20–30 participants (4–6 from each ICWC member state), including policymakers, civil servants, specialists and representatives of civil society. [3, 4] The SIC operates local training centres in Kazakhstan (Almaty), Kyrgyzstan (Bishkek, Osh), Tajikistan (Khujand) and Uzbekistan (Akbarabad, Andijan, Fergana, Urgench), which provide targeted training for water management and agriculture professionals through short courses and seminars from leading regional and international experts on topics such as water conservation and international water law. [4] In 2019, the Training Centre provided courses at its headquarters on the ICWC's geospatial information system (the Water Use Efficiency Monitor in Central Asia) for specialists, and lectures and seminars for Water User Association workers, as well as launching an online training course for Water User Association members in the region. [4] The SIC country-level training centres organised training on topics such as climate change impact assessment, economic instruments to support Basin Councils, methods for assessment and monitoring of water resources, and gender issues related to water, for both specialists from the entire region and local experts. [4] Study trips were organised for water mangement personnel from member states to study best practices in India and Switzerland. [4] The ICWC reported having organised a range of similar training activity for 2020. [4] \n \n Furthermore, from 2014 the ICWC adopted a Capacity-Building Strategy, according to which the ICWC aims to improve the system of professional training for people involved in the sphere of water management. [5] Also in 2014, the ICWC established a working group on capacity building, which seeks to summarize different countries' experiences and use this information to develop standardized professional training. [6]\n \n In addition, through its headquarters in Tashkent and its branches in Almaty (Kazakhstan), Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan) and Dushanbe (Tajikistan), the SIC organizes scientific and informational exchange between national authorities. [7, 8] Its tools for information exchange include the maintenance of a range of databases and organization of international scientific cooperation. [9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) runs joint capacity-building practices, in which Tajikistan participates.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) describes professional training as one of its key areas of activity. [1] To oversee this activity, in 2000 the ICWC's Scientific-Information Centre (SIC) established a Training Centre in the city of Tashkent in Uzbekistan, which is tasked with improving the skills and knowledge of those working in water management and also with improving international cooperation on water issues. [2]\n \n The Training Centre provides training courses on topics including integrated water resource management, cooperation on transboundary rivers, water law, water policy and improvement of irrigated agriculture, with online courses available on its website. [3] The courses typically last 5–7 days and involve 20–30 participants (4–6 from each ICWC member state), including policymakers, civil servants, specialists and representatives of civil society. [3, 4] The SIC operates local training centres in Kazakhstan (Almaty), Kyrgyzstan (Bishkek, Osh), Tajikistan (Khujand) and Uzbekistan (Akbarabad, Andijan, Fergana, Urgench), which provide targeted training for water management and agriculture professionals through short courses and seminars from leading regional and international experts on topics such as water conservation and international water law. [4] In 2019, the Training Centre provided courses at its headquarters on the ICWC's geospatial information system (the Water Use Efficiency Monitor in Central Asia) for specialists, and lectures and seminars for Water User Association workers, as well as launching an online training course for Water User Association members in the region. [4] The SIC country-level training centres organised training on topics such as climate change impact assessment, economic instruments to support Basin Councils, methods for assessment and monitoring of water resources, and gender issues related to water, for both specialists from the entire region and local experts. [4] Study trips were organised for water mangement personnel from member states to study best practices in India and Switzerland. [4] The ICWC reported having organised a range of similar training activity for 2020. [4] \n \n Furthermore, from 2014 the ICWC adopted a Capacity-Building Strategy, according to which the ICWC aims to improve the system of professional training for people involved in the sphere of water management. [5] Also in 2014, the ICWC established a working group on capacity building, which seeks to summarize different countries' experiences and use this information to develop standardized professional training. [6]\n \n In addition, through its headquarters in Tashkent and its branches in Almaty (Kazakhstan), Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan) and Dushanbe (Tajikistan), the SIC organizes scientific and informational exchange between national authorities. [7, 8] Its tools for information exchange include the maintenance of a range of databases and organization of international scientific cooperation. [9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"There are joint capacity building practices run by the Mekong River Commission, and Thailand is a full-member of the MRC. \n\nThe MRC Annual reports mention that training and capacity building exercises happen every year. In 2017, capacity building, training and outreach were conducted through various national and regional consultations for line agencies of the Member Countries as well as with over 400 Stakeholders from the private sector, academia, and international and local development organisations. For example, the MRC has adopted the Rapid Basin-wide Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Tool (RSAT) as a specific tool for basin-wide application for hydropower planning. Training sessions and guidelines have been developed and shared with stakeholders in order to support collaborative and integrative planning and decision-making processes and dialogue. [1] The MRC’s 2016 annual report also mentions that 16 training sessions and 11 strategy sessions were conducted for improving climate change adaptation. [2] Training is open only to nationals of the MRC member countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam), and sometimes China and Myanmar as observer members, and is provided on a wide range of topics including communications and negotiation skills, emergency and flood preparedness, assessment of potential hydropower projects, water quality analysis, and irrigation. [3, 4, 5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"There is evidence that capacity building exercises have been planned between Turkey, Syria and Iraq - and that some took place on an adh-hoc basis between Iraq and Turkey. \n\nAt a meeting on 2 September 2009, however, Turkey, Syria and Iraq decided to cooperate to initiate water training programmes, to monitor and exchange information related to climate change and drought conditions in the three countries, and to build/modernise water flow gauging stations [1]. In addition to the water training programmes mentioned in this agreement, some capacity building activities are also understood to have taken place at around the same time in the scope of cooperation between Turkey’s Southeast Anatolia Project (GAP) Regional Development Administration and Syria’s Ministry of Irrigation General Organization for Land Development, and also in the context of efforts to create a water institute between Turkey, Iraq and Syria in line with an agreement of 2008. [2] \n\nJoint capacity training programs that were outlined in the MoUs signed between Syria and Turkey in 2011. [5][6] These MoUs included the sharing of knowledge and experience on modern irrigation techniques, prevention of water loss in domestic water supply; organization of training programs on the operation of dams and efficient utilization of water resources; sharing knowledge and technology pertaining to wastewater storage and reuse of treated wastewater in agriculture and industry; cooperation on the development of land use techniques to increase saving of soil water. [7] However, there is no evidence that these training programs took place under the purview of these MoUs with Turkey and Iraq [8]. \n\nA recent article published by the semi-official Anatolian Agency states that understandings reached with Iraq in 2009 have not yet been implemented, despite recent improvements in bilateral ties [3].\n\nThe website of the Directorate General of the State Water Works (DSI) reports on a nine-day working visit by eight Iraqi officials to Turkey, as part of a project funded by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) project on Sustainable Irrigation Management in April 2019. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) runs joint capacity-building practices, in which Turkmenistan participates.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) describes professional training as one of its key areas of activity. [1] To oversee this activity, in 2000 the ICWC's Scientific-Information Centre (SIC) established a Training Centre in Uzbekistan's capital Tashkent, which is tasked with improving the skills and knowledge of those working in water management and also with improving international cooperation on water issues. [2]\n \n The Training Centre provides training courses on topics including integrated water resource management, cooperation on transboundary rivers, water law, water policy and improvement of irrigated agriculture, with online courses available on its website. [3] The courses typically last 5–7 days and involve 20–30 participants (4–6 from each ICWC member state), including policymakers, civil servants, specialists and representatives of civil society. [3, 4] The SIC operates local training centres in Kazakhstan (Almaty), Kyrgyzstan (Bishkek, Osh), Tajikistan (Khujand) and Uzbekistan (Akbarabad, Andijan, Fergana, Urgench), which provide targeted training for water management and agriculture professionals through short courses and seminars from leading regional and international experts on topics such as water conservation and international water law. [4] In 2019, the Training Centre provided courses at its headquarters on the ICWC's geospatial information system (the Water Use Efficiency Monitor in Central Asia) for specialists, and lectures and seminars for Water User Association workers, as well as launching an online training course for Water User Association members in the region. [4] The SIC country-level training centres organised training on topics such as climate change impact assessment, economic instruments to support Basin Councils, methods for assessment and monitoring of water resources, and gender issues related to water, for both specialists from the entire region and local experts. [4] Study trips were organised for water mangement personnel from member states to study best practices in India and Switzerland. [4] The ICWC reported having organised a range of similar training activity for 2020. [4] \n \n Furthermore, from 2014 the ICWC adopted a Capacity-Building Strategy, according to which the ICWC aims to improve the system of professional training for people involved in the sphere of water management. [5] Also in 2014, the ICWC established a working group on capacity building, which seeks to summarize different countries' experiences and use this information to develop standardized professional training. [6]\n \n In addition, through its headquarters in Tashkent and its branches in Almaty (Kazakhstan), Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan) and Dushanbe (Tajikistan), the SIC organizes scientific and informational exchange between national authorities. [7, 8] Its tools for information exchange include the maintenance of a range of databases and organization of international scientific cooperation. [9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) runs joint capacity-building practices, in which Uzbekistan participates.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) describes professional training as one of its key areas of activity. [1] To oversee this activity, in 2000 the ICWC's Scientific-Information Centre (SIC) established a Training Centre in Uzbekistan's capital Tashkent, which is tasked with improving the skills and knowledge of those working in water management and also with improving international cooperation on water issues. [2]\n \n The Training Centre provides training courses on topics including integrated water resource management, cooperation on transboundary rivers, water law, water policy and improvement of irrigated agriculture, with online courses available on its website. [3] The courses typically last 5–7 days and involve 20–30 participants (4–6 from each ICWC member state), including policymakers, civil servants, specialists and representatives of civil society. [3, 4] The SIC operates local training centres in Kazakhstan (Almaty), Kyrgyzstan (Bishkek, Osh), Tajikistan (Khujand) and Uzbekistan (Akbarabad, Andijan, Fergana, Urgench), which provide targeted training for water management and agriculture professionals through short courses and seminars from leading regional and international experts on topics such as water conservation and international water law. [4] In 2019, the Training Centre provided courses at its headquarters on the ICWC's geospatial information system (the Water Use Efficiency Monitor in Central Asia) for specialists, and lectures and seminars for Water User Association workers, as well as launching an online training course for Water User Association members in the region. [4] The SIC country-level training centres organised training on topics such as climate change impact assessment, economic instruments to support Basin Councils, methods for assessment and monitoring of water resources, and gender issues related to water, for both specialists from the entire region and local experts. [4] Study trips were organised for water mangement personnel from member states to study best practices in India and Switzerland. [4] The ICWC reported having organised a range of similar training activity for 2020. [4] \n \n Furthermore, from 2014 the ICWC adopted a Capacity-Building Strategy, according to which the ICWC aims to improve the system of professional training for people involved in the sphere of water management. [5] Also in 2014, the ICWC established a working group on capacity building, which seeks to summarize different countries' experiences and use this information to develop standardized professional training. [6]\n \n In addition, through its headquarters in Tashkent and its branches in Almaty (Kazakhstan), Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan) and Dushanbe (Tajikistan), the SIC organizes scientific and informational exchange between national authorities. [7, 8] Its tools for information exchange include the maintenance of a range of databases and organization of international scientific cooperation. [9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) runs joint capacity-building practices, in which Uzbekistan participates.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) describes professional training as one of its key areas of activity. [1] To oversee this activity, in 2000 the ICWC's Scientific-Information Centre (SIC) established a Training Centre in the city of Tashkent in Uzbekistan, which is tasked with improving the skills and knowledge of those working in water management and also with improving international cooperation on water issues. [2]\n \n The Training Centre provides training courses on topics including integrated water resource management, cooperation on transboundary rivers, water law, water policy and improvement of irrigated agriculture, with online courses available on its website. [3] The courses typically last 5–7 days and involve 20–30 participants (4–6 from each ICWC member state), including policymakers, civil servants, specialists and representatives of civil society. [3, 4] The SIC operates local training centres in Kazakhstan (Almaty), Kyrgyzstan (Bishkek, Osh), Tajikistan (Khujand) and Uzbekistan (Akbarabad, Andijan, Fergana, Urgench), which provide targeted training for water management and agriculture professionals through short courses and seminars from leading regional and international experts on topics such as water conservation and international water law. [4] In 2019, the Training Centre provided courses at its headquarters on the ICWC's geospatial information system (the Water Use Efficiency Monitor in Central Asia) for specialists, and lectures and seminars for Water User Association workers, as well as launching an online training course for Water User Association members in the region. [4] The SIC country-level training centres organised training on topics such as climate change impact assessment, economic instruments to support Basin Councils, methods for assessment and monitoring of water resources, and gender issues related to water, for both specialists from the entire region and local experts. [4] Study trips were organised for water mangement personnel from member states to study best practices in India and Switzerland. [4] The ICWC reported having organised a range of similar training activity for 2020. [4] \n \n Furthermore, from 2014 the ICWC adopted a Capacity-Building Strategy, according to which the ICWC aims to improve the system of professional training for people involved in the sphere of water management. [5] Also in 2014, the ICWC established a working group on capacity building, which seeks to summarize different countries' experiences and use this information to develop standardized professional training. [6]\n \n In addition, through its headquarters in Tashkent and its branches in Almaty (Kazakhstan), Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan) and Dushanbe (Tajikistan), the SIC organizes scientific and informational exchange between national authorities. [7, 8] Its tools for information exchange include the maintenance of a range of databases and organization of international scientific cooperation. [9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), which is comprised by Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela and is headquartered in Brasilia, runs joining capacity-building practices. Venezuela has participated in some of the courses. \n\nArticle 9 of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978, which is the founding document of the organization, states that all members agree on establishing collaboration in research and studies, including the organization of seminars and conferences, exchange of information and documents, and the establishment of ways to diffuse the information. [4] The seminars mentioned in this article have been implemented in the form of various capacity building programmes (see below).\n\nIn addition, ACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [5]. The ASCA includes multiple plans and goals to carry out capacity building exercises related to natural resource management, protected areas, waste management and broader capacity development programs directed at human resources more generally in the region.\n\nBelow are listed a selection of course run by ACTO in recent years: \n\nIn 29-31 January 2019, ACTO ran a course on the functions and services of the Regional Platform for the Exchange of Information and Knowledge on Forests and Biodiversity (PRIC). The target audience for this course are for professionals in the member states of ACTO, so that they can develop the tools to manage courses, virtual forums and debates. In this edition of the course, there were 20 participants from Guyana, Suriname, Ecuador and Venezuela and the course was conducted in English and Spanish. [1]\n\nIn 20-30 September 2018, ACTO ran the course \"Biodiversity conservation through forest management\". The course was conducted in Belém, the capital city of the Amazonian state of Pará in Brazil. The target audience of the course were leaders and management level professionals of conservation or forests institutes in the member states of ACTO. There were 20 institutions that participated in the course, from all eight ACTO member states, including Venezuela . [2] \n\nBetween 23 August 2018 and 1 September 2018, ACTO held the XVII edition of the \"International Course for Measuring Liquid Discharge in Large Rivers\". The course was held in Manaus, the capital city of Amazonas state in Brazil, and Manacapuru, a neighboring municipality of Manaus. The course was conducted by the Geographic Service of Brazil (CPRM) and the National Water Agency (ANA) of Brazil. The objective of the course is to promote capacity of water resources professionals in Brazil and countries of the Amazon River Basin and other regions in the South American continent in technical expertise and methodologies in the work of measuring and calculating liquid discharge into large rivers, such that the procedures can be standardized and diffused among the participating countries. [3\n\nVenezuela has participated in the capacity building exercises outlined in the ASCA. The country’s open data portal includes information on ongoing international cooperation programs in the environmental sector. The portal lists Colombia’s participation in several projects supported by ACTO, including the Regional Action in the Water Resources Sector Project, which trains national water agency personnel in ACTO member countries to deal with extreme water events, as well as the Institutional Strengthening Project for ACTO Member Countries in Forest Management, which seeks to build national technical capacity for responsible forest management practices [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"There are joint capacity building practices run by the Mekong River Commission, and Vietnam is a full-member of the MRC. \n\nThe MRC Annual reports mention that training and capacity building exercises happen every year. In 2017, capacity building, training and outreach were conducted through various national and regional consultations for line agencies of the Member Countries as well as with over 400 Stakeholders from the private sector, academia, and international and local development organisations. For example, the MRC has adopted the Rapid Basin-wide Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Tool (RSAT) as a specific tool for basin-wide application for hydropower planning. Training sessions and guidelines have been developed and shared with stakeholders in order to support collaborative and integrative planning and decision-making processes and dialogue. [1] The MRC’s 2016 annual report also mentions that 16 training sessions and 11 strategy sessions were conducted for improving climate change adaptation. [2] Training is open only to nationals of the MRC member countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam), and sometimes China and Myanmar as observer members, and is provided on a wide range of topics including communications and negotiation skills, emergency and flood preparedness, assessment of potential hydropower projects, water quality analysis, and irrigation. [3, 4, 5]"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Professional training under the auspices of the ICWCCA.\" (\"Повышение квалификации в рамках МКВК.\") [http://cawater-info.net/training/training-icwc.htm]. \n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Further education and training.\" (\"Повышение квалификации и тренинг.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/training.htm].\n \n [5] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. October 2015. \"Pilot training course 'Increasing potential in work with computer models'\", (\"Пилотный курс обучения «Hаращивание потенциала в работе с компьютерными моделями»\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/275.htm].\n \n [6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia Scientific Information Centre. July 2015. \"Regional training 'Integration of gender approaches and conflict resolution in water resource management'\", (\" Региональный тренинг «Внедрение гендерных подходов и разрешение конфликтных ситуаций в управлении водными ресурсами»\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/271.htm].\n \n [7] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [8] Eurasian Portal for River Basin Management. 16 May 2016. \"International training seminar for exchange of experience between the Water Users' Association of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan and the Republic of Tajikistan\", (\"Международный семинар-тренинг по обмену опытом между Aссоциацией водопользователей Исламской Pеспублики Aфганистан и Pеспубликой Tаджикистан\"). [http://riverbp.net/pools/meetings/detail.php?ID=213].\n \n [9] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. May 2018. \"Report about the technical meeting and training on hydrology and ecology for sustainable development in the Panj / Amu river basin between Tajikistan and Afghanistan\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/AF-TJ-meeting-report-10-12may2018_ENG_with_LoP_and_agenda.pdf]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Online capacitation on the function of PRIC (19-31 January) (Capacitação online na funcionalidade PRIC (29 a 31 de janeiro))\". 28 January 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/442\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Course of biodiversity conservation through forest management (20-30 September) (O curso de conservação da biodiversidade por meio do manejo florestal (20 a 30 de setembro))\". 19 September 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/397\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"XVIII International Course on measuring liquid discharge into large rivers: measuring techniques (23 August to 1 September) (Curso Internacional XVII de medição de descarga líquida em grandes rios: técnicas de medição (23 de agoto até 01 de setembro))\". 22 August 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/393\n[4] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Treaty for Amazonian Cooperation\". 3 July 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/65da0529bc0c48762847257a9bdc9f40.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Who We Are. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[6] Ministry of Information and Communication Technologies. Monitoring of International Cooperation Projects – environmental topics. 2019. https://datos.gov.co/Ambiente-y-Desarrollo-Sostenible/Seguimiento-proyectos-de-Cooperaci-n-Internacional/ahmt-6cmm"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [ 2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf[3] Global New Light of Myanmar. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 11 Jan 2018. http://www.globalnewlightofmyanmar.com/myanmar-pledges-cooperation-mekong-river-countries-u-myint-swe/ [4] LMC. \"Joint Statement on Production Capacity Cooperation Among Lancang-Mekong Countries\". 23 March 2016. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zywj_5/t1514144.htm"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Online capacitation on the function of PRIC (19-31 January) (Capacitação online na funcionalidade PRIC (29 a 31 de janeiro))\". 28 January 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/442\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Course of biodiversity conservation through forest management (20-30 September) (O curso de conservação da biodiversidade por meio do manejo florestal (20 a 30 de setembro))\". 19 September 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/397\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"XVIII International Course on measuring liquid discharge into large rivers: measuring techniques (23 August to 1 September) (Curso Internacional XVII de medição de descarga líquida em grandes rios: técnicas de medição (23 de agoto até 01 de setembro))\". 22 August 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/393\n[4] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Treaty for Amazonian Cooperation\". 3 July 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/65da0529bc0c48762847257a9bdc9f40.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Who We Are. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [ 2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf[3] Global New Light of Myanmar. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 11 Jan 2018. http://www.globalnewlightofmyanmar.com/myanmar-pledges-cooperation-mekong-river-countries-u-myint-swe/ [4] LMC. \"Joint Statement on Production Capacity Cooperation Among Lancang-Mekong Countries\". 23 March 2016. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zywj_5/t1514144.htm"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission, \"Internships\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/working-with-mrc/internships/\n[2] Mekong River Commission, \"Junior Riparian Professionals\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/working-with-mrc/junior-riparian-professionals/."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Online capacitation on the function of PRIC (19-31 January) (Capacitação online na funcionalidade PRIC (29 a 31 de janeiro))\". 28 January 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/442\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Course of biodiversity conservation through forest management (20-30 September) (O curso de conservação da biodiversidade por meio do manejo florestal (20 a 30 de setembro))\". 19 September 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/397\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"XVIII International Course on measuring liquid discharge into large rivers: measuring techniques (23 August to 1 September) (Curso Internacional XVII de medição de descarga líquida em grandes rios: técnicas de medição (23 de agoto até 01 de setembro))\". 22 August 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/393\n[4] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Treaty for Amazonian Cooperation\". 3 July 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/65da0529bc0c48762847257a9bdc9f40.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Who We Are. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[6] Ministry of Information and Communication Technologies. Monitoring of International Cooperation Projects – environmental topics. 2019. https://datos.gov.co/Ambiente-y-Desarrollo-Sostenible/Seguimiento-proyectos-de-Cooperaci-n-Internacional/ahmt-6cmm"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [ 2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf[3] Global New Light of Myanmar. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 11 Jan 2018. http://www.globalnewlightofmyanmar.com/myanmar-pledges-cooperation-mekong-river-countries-u-myint-swe/ [4] LMC. \"Joint Statement on Production Capacity Cooperation Among Lancang-Mekong Countries\". 23 March 2016. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zywj_5/t1514144.htm"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Online capacitation on the function of PRIC (19-31 January) (Capacitação online na funcionalidade PRIC (29 a 31 de janeiro))\". 28 January 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/442\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Course of biodiversity conservation through forest management (20-30 September) (O curso de conservação da biodiversidade por meio do manejo florestal (20 a 30 de setembro))\". 19 September 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/397\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"XVIII International Course on measuring liquid discharge into large rivers: measuring techniques (23 August to 1 September) (Curso Internacional XVII de medição de descarga líquida em grandes rios: técnicas de medição (23 de agoto até 01 de setembro))\". 22 August 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/393\n[4] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Treaty for Amazonian Cooperation\". 3 July 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/65da0529bc0c48762847257a9bdc9f40.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Who We Are. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[6] Ministry of Information and Communication Technologies. Monitoring of International Cooperation Projects – environmental topics. 2019. https://datos.gov.co/Ambiente-y-Desarrollo-Sostenible/Seguimiento-proyectos-de-Cooperaci-n-Internacional/ahmt-6cmm"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A39+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F39,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,))","v":"(1) OMVS. “Le PGIRE”. [http://www.omvs.org/content/le-pgire-0].\n(2) OMVS. \"Les statuts de l'OMVS\". [http://www.omvs.org/content/les-statuts-de-lomvs].\n(3)World Bank. 2013. \"Projet de Gestion Intégrée des Ressources en Eau et de Développement des Usages Multiples du Bassin du fleuve Sénégal (PGIRE)\". [http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/689271468004159462/RP14510Senegal0140201300Box377337B.docx].\n(4)OMVS. 2014. \"MANUEL DE MISE EN ŒUVRE DU PGIRE 2\". [https://fr.calameo.com/read/003463282be35ef8a17cf].\n(5)OMVS. [http://www.omvs.org/].\n(6)OMVS. 2017. \"Programme PGIRE\". [http://www.ipcinfo.org/fileadmin/user_upload/agwa/docs/FAO_OMVS_and_AgWA_Workshop_Jan_2017_Dakar/Pr__sentation_du_PGIRE_2.pdf]. \n(7)OMVS. \"L’OMVS – une expérience de 35 années de gestion concertée et solidaire d’un fleuve transfrontalier : le fleuve Sénégal (Guinéée Mali, Mauritanie, Sénnégal). 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is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] The ICWC holds quarterly meetings between the heads of the member states' state water management authorities. However, no evidence of a separate platform for ministerial-level engagement with Afghanistan was found on the ICWC website. [3] Expert interviewees confirm that the ICWC as an organisation does not engage with Afghanistan. [5, 6] \n \n Despite this, regional meetings on water sector management organised by international organisations have often united ICWC member states and Afghanistan, including representatives from water ministries. [7, 8] In 2016, the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) established cooperation with Afghanistan under the auspices of the Smart Waters project, which is also conducted in ICWC and CAREC founding member states, aiming to enhance countries' training potential for the next generation of water professionals, as well as enhance training links between the states. [9, 10] A Regional Steering Committee for this project, including representatives of water ministeries from all participating states, has met twice yearly since 2016 to discuss project issues, with the most recent meeting at the time of research conducted in January 2020. [10, 11]\n \n Since 2015, following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding on bilateral hydrology monitoring of the Amu Darya river, Afghanistan and Tajikistan have held annual meetings on water cooperation involving ministries responsible for water management. [12, 13] A 2018 agreement between Afghanistan and Uzbekistan on riverbank strenghening work for the Amu Darya involved a meeting between national water ministries, and a department director of Afghanistan's Ministry of Energy and Water stated in 2019 that the country intended to begin dialogue with its other neigbours on the same issue. [13, 14] However, no further information on such bilateral cooperation was found on the website of the Ministry of Energy and Water. [15]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has an organizational structure for regular engagement among basin states at the ministerial level. Colombia is a member of ACTO, “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty and ACTO have five coordination bodies. The Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs “is the supreme decision body to set basic directives for common policy evaluate developed initiatives and adopt the necessary decisions to achieve its ends” [2]. The Ministers of Foreign Affairs meet regularly, on a semiannual basis. Their decisions are discussed in more detail and implementation begins with the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCA), which is “integrated by the high-level diplomatic representatives of the Member Countries of the Treaty” and is tasked with “ensuring compliance with the Treaty objectives and purposes and compliance with decisions made in the meetings of Ministers of Foreign Affairs” [2]. In addition, “the Coordination Commission of the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCOOR) is formed by representatives of the Member Countries accredited before ACTO” and “is a consultative and auxiliary body of the CCA” [2]. At the national level, member countries have Permanent National Commissions, which are responsible for coordinating national implementation of ACTO’s decisions. Finally, the Meeting of the Presidents of the Amazon Countries allows member countries to engage in “dialogue on common interests, exchange of opinions on topics that affect the region, and consensus on actions geared to achieving regional development through common policies and strategies” [2]. \n\nAccording to Article 4 of the \"Regulation for the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs\", there are two types of meetings: ordinary and extraordinary. Ordinary meetings are held every two years. Extraordinary meetings can be convened by any of the member states, as long as it is supported by at least four other member states. [3] The documentation of each meeting can be found in ACTOs website. The documentation includes resolutions made in each meeting. The meetings of Ministers of Foreign Affairs occurred in 1980, 1983, 1989, 1991, 1995, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2010, 2011, 2013 and 2017. [4] The meetings have not strictly kept its two-year schedule however do happen regularly. The next meeting has not been announced. [4]\n\nThe Heads of State have only met three times since the treaty was implemented in 1978 and are not an official body recognized under the treaty, unlike the four aforementioned bodies [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"There is no organizational structure by the joint body for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial (or above) level - however ad hoc engagement does occur.\n\nThere are Expert group meetings and SAVA commission sessions taking place with participation of country representatives, but not there is no dedicated platform for engagement at a ministerial or above level. [1] \n\nHowever, ad-hoc meetings at a ministerial level happen regularly. In the Annual Report of the Sava Commission it has been mentioned that a ministerial statement on regional cooperation on development of sustainable tourism in the Sava River Basin was signed on 15 June 2017, by which cooperation in this field has been formalized. [2] In addition, there are ad hoc ministerial meetings organised by the Sava Commission, such as the Ministerial Meeting on regional cooperation in the field of flood protection, organized in Belgrade in 2014. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has an organizational structure for regular engagement among basin states at the ministerial level. Colombia is a member of ACTO, “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty and ACTO have five coordination bodies. The Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs “is the supreme decision body to set basic directives for common policy evaluate developed initiatives and adopt the necessary decisions to achieve its ends” [2]. The Ministers of Foreign Affairs meet regularly, on a semiannual basis. Their decisions are discussed in more detail and implementation begins with the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCA), which is “integrated by the high-level diplomatic representatives of the Member Countries of the Treaty” and is tasked with “ensuring compliance with the Treaty objectives and purposes and compliance with decisions made in the meetings of Ministers of Foreign Affairs” [2]. In addition, “the Coordination Commission of the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCOOR) is formed by representatives of the Member Countries accredited before ACTO” and “is a consultative and auxiliary body of the CCA” [2]. At the national level, member countries have Permanent National Commissions, which are responsible for coordinating national implementation of ACTO’s decisions. Finally, the Meeting of the Presidents of the Amazon Countries allows member countries to engage in “dialogue on common interests, exchange of opinions on topics that affect the region, and consensus on actions geared to achieving regional development through common policies and strategies” [2]. \n\nAccording to Article 4 of the \"Regulation for the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs\", there are two types of meetings: ordinary and extraordinary. Ordinary meetings are held every two years. Extraordinary meetings can be convened by any of the member states, as long as it is supported by at least four other member states. [3] The documentation of each meeting can be found in ACTOs website. The documentation includes resolutions made in each meeting. The meetings of Ministers of Foreign Affairs occurred in 1980, 1983, 1989, 1991, 1995, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2010, 2011, 2013 and 2017. [4] The meetings have not strictly kept its two-year schedule however do happen regularly. The next meeting has not been announced. [4]\n\nThe Heads of State have only met three times since the treaty was implemented in 1978 and are not an official body recognized under the treaty, unlike the four aforementioned bodies [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"There is an organizational structure by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial (or above) level. Cambodia is a full-member of the MRC.\n\nIn 1995, the governments of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin and this created the Mekong River Commission (MRC). The institutional framework of the MRC consists of three permanent bodies, which are the Council, the Joint Committee and the Secretariat. The Council is composed of “one member from each participating riparian State at the Ministerial and Cabinet level, (no less than Vice-Minister level) who would be empowered to make policy decisions on behalf of his/her government” and meets at least once a year [1]. The most recent Council meeting was in November 2018 in Ha Long City, Vietnam. [2] Every four years the MRC also stages a summit, attended by the prime ministers of each country, to affirm the commitment of each member government to MRC work plans. The last summit was held in 2018 in Cambodia. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"China is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the MoU renewed in 2013. Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. The platform for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial level exists in the Mekong River Commission (MRC), and China participates as an observer. China is not a full member of the MRC, but it has maintained cooperationes with the MRC [1]. MRC holds the MRC Summit every four years, in which the ministers of the countries discuss and negotiate for development strategies [2]. The third summit was held in 2018. China participated the second [3] and the third summits [4]. During these summits, the Minister of Water Resources of China attended the meeting and made Summit Statments. No agreements were signed between China and the MRC during the summits. China has also participated a series of Regional Stakeholder Forums on Basin Development Planning held by MRC, where delegates from China shared their views on water resources development and made commitments on further cooperations. But no evidence has been found on China's participation in the consultation process of major dam constructions involving China [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has an organizational structure for regular engagement among basin states at the ministerial level. Colombia is a member of ACTO, “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty and ACTO have five coordination bodies. The Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs “is the supreme decision body to set basic directives for common policy evaluate developed initiatives and adopt the necessary decisions to achieve its ends” [2]. The Ministers of Foreign Affairs meet regularly, on a semiannual basis. Their decisions are discussed in more detail and implementation begins with the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCA), which is “integrated by the high-level diplomatic representatives of the Member Countries of the Treaty” and is tasked with “ensuring compliance with the Treaty objectives and purposes and compliance with decisions made in the meetings of Ministers of Foreign Affairs” [2]. In addition, “the Coordination Commission of the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCOOR) is formed by representatives of the Member Countries accredited before ACTO” and “is a consultative and auxiliary body of the CCA” [2]. At the national level, member countries have Permanent National Commissions, which are responsible for coordinating national implementation of ACTO’s decisions. Finally, the Meeting of the Presidents of the Amazon Countries allows member countries to engage in “dialogue on common interests, exchange of opinions on topics that affect the region, and consensus on actions geared to achieving regional development through common policies and strategies” [2]. \n\nAccording to Article 4 of the \"Regulation for the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs\", there are two types of meetings: ordinary and extraordinary. Ordinary meetings are held every two years. Extraordinary meetings can be convened by any of the member states, as long as it is supported by at least four other member states. [3] The documentation of each meeting can be found in ACTOs website. The documentation includes resolutions made in each meeting. The meetings of Ministers of Foreign Affairs occurred in 1980, 1983, 1989, 1991, 1995, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2010, 2011, 2013 and 2017. [4] The meetings have not strictly kept its two-year schedule however do happen regularly. The next meeting has not been announced. [4]\n\nThe Heads of State have only met three times since the treaty was implemented in 1978 and are not an official body recognized under the treaty, unlike the four aforementioned bodies [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"There is no organizational structure by the joint body for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial (or above) level - however ad hoc engagement does occur.\n\nThere are Expert group meetings and SAVA commission sessions taking place with participation of country representatives, but not there is no dedicated platform for engagement at a ministerial or above level. [1] \n\nHowever, ad-hoc meetings at a ministerial level happen regularly. In the Annual Report of the Sava Commission it has been mentioned that a ministerial statement on regional cooperation on development of sustainable tourism in the Sava River Basin was signed on 15 June 2017, by which cooperation in this field has been formalized. [2] In addition, there are ad hoc ministerial meetings organised by the Sava Commission, such as the Ministerial Meeting on regional cooperation in the field of flood protection, organized in Belgrade in 2014. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has an organizational structure for regular engagement among basin states at the ministerial level. Colombia is a member of ACTO, “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty and ACTO have five coordination bodies. The Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs “is the supreme decision body to set basic directives for common policy evaluate developed initiatives and adopt the necessary decisions to achieve its ends” [2]. The Ministers of Foreign Affairs meet regularly, on a semiannual basis. Their decisions are discussed in more detail and implementation begins with the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCA), which is “integrated by the high-level diplomatic representatives of the Member Countries of the Treaty” and is tasked with “ensuring compliance with the Treaty objectives and purposes and compliance with decisions made in the meetings of Ministers of Foreign Affairs” [2]. In addition, “the Coordination Commission of the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCOOR) is formed by representatives of the Member Countries accredited before ACTO” and “is a consultative and auxiliary body of the CCA” [2]. At the national level, member countries have Permanent National Commissions, which are responsible for coordinating national implementation of ACTO’s decisions. Finally, the Meeting of the Presidents of the Amazon Countries allows member countries to engage in “dialogue on common interests, exchange of opinions on topics that affect the region, and consensus on actions geared to achieving regional development through common policies and strategies” [2]. \n\nAccording to Article 4 of the \"Regulation for the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs\", there are two types of meetings: ordinary and extraordinary. Ordinary meetings are held every two years. Extraordinary meetings can be convened by any of the member states, as long as it is supported by at least four other member states. [3] The documentation of each meeting can be found in ACTOs website. The documentation includes resolutions made in each meeting. The meetings of Ministers of Foreign Affairs occurred in 1980, 1983, 1989, 1991, 1995, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2010, 2011, 2013 and 2017. [4] The meetings have not strictly kept its two-year schedule however do happen regularly. The next meeting has not been announced. [4]\n\nThe Heads of State have only met three times since the treaty was implemented in 1978 and are not an official body recognized under the treaty, unlike the four aforementioned bodies [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"The Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS), of which Guinea is a full member, contains several plaforms for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial level:\n(a) the Conference of Heads of State and Government, which defines the policy for cooperation and development within the Organization;\n(b) the Council of Ministers, which defines the general policy of development of the river and development of its resources; and \n(c) the Permanent Water Commission, which is an advisory body to the Council of Ministers. [1], [2]\nFurthermore, the Conference of Heads of State and Governments meets on a regular basis, the most recent one (the 17th ordinary session) being held in 2017 in Guinea [3], [4], [5], while the 15th session took place in 2013 in Mauritania [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"No, such platform for consultation does not exist as confirmed through multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [1], the Foreign Ministry [2], the Department of Environment [3], the Ministry of Energy [4] and the Ministry of Agriculture [5].\n\nEven in the Algiers agreement, the issue of management and regular interministerial meeting [6]. In 2012, the bureau for Iran-Iraq Economic Development Affairs announced that the Common Bureau of Coordination for Arvand river will Open Soon upon agreement of both countries [7] but no further actions were reported."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"No. There is no joint body formed from a transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement in the Tigris-Euphrates basin (1) (2) (3) and there is no structure for regular engagement at a ministerial level. There are occassional bilateral meetings at a ministerial or higher level on water issues. For example, in October 2018 Turkey agreed to release more water into the Tigris river following a meeting between its president and Iraq's speaker of parliament (4). However these meeting are reactive and do not occur as part of an agreed framework [1,2,3,4]\n\nA Bilateral High Level Strategic Cooperation Council were established between Turkey and Iraq in 2010. [7] These councils are not concerned only about water but may address all issues between the countries in question. [8] The Turkey-Iraq High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council has met three times in all, most recently on 7 January 2017, when according to the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, “The sides, through a Joint Statement, reaffirmed their respect to each other’s territorial integrity and sovereignty, and agreed to develop every aspects of their bilateral relations and to continue their cooperation in the fight against terrorism.” The MFA adds that “During the visit of the Iraqi President H.E. Mr. Berham Salih on 03 January 2019, the sides agreed on developing all aspects of their bilateral relations and to increasing cooperation in the fight against all terrorist organizations. H.E. Mr. Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, President of the Republic of Turkey, assigned Mr. Veysel Eroğlu, Member of Parliament from Afyonkarahisar and former Minister of Forestry and Water Affairs as his Special Envoy to Iraq on water affairs.” [6] They did not discuss the Tigris-Euphrate directly [6]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea have structures for regular engagement among member states at ministerial level.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, which includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, holds quarterly meetings between the heads of the member states' state water management authorities. [1] Such meetings can be held more often at the member states' initiative. [1] The most recent such meeting was held on 10 April 2020, via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and was attended by the heads of the member states' water management authorities, along with the directors of the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations and representatives of the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre. [2, 3] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins; measures taken to ensure additional water from reservoirs during the growing season in the Syr Darya basin; and progress on implementing proposals raised at the 2018 meeting of the heads of the founding states of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [2]\n \n The IFAS, including Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, is an umbrella organisation responsible for setting regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis, and has responsibility for the ICWC and its component organisations, including the BWOs. [4] In accordance with the organisation's statute, its Board, which meets twice yearly, is composed of one deputy Prime Minister from each founding state, and headed by the current President, elected from amongst the heads of state of member states for a two-year term. [4, 5, 6] In addition, the IFAS heads of states have held summits and high-level meetings, often in relation to adoption of the four internationally-financed Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programmes; most recently, in August 2018, an IFAS summit discussed cooperation on water management and approved the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme. [6, 7] The previous summit took place in 2009, and involved adoption of the third Programme. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea have structures for regular engagement among member states at ministerial level. However, Kyrgyzstan does not currently participate as it only has observer status.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), founded by Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, holds quarterly meetings between the heads of the member states' state water management authorities in accordance with its statute, and the organisation's website lists Kyrgyzstan's State Agency for Water Resources as a member as of 2019. [1, 2] However, Kyrgyzstan has not attended an ICWC meeting since 2017 after \"freezing\" its membership of the ICWC and the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS; an umbrella organisation responsible for ICWC). [3, 4]\n \n The IFAS, including Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, is an umbrella organisation responsible for setting regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis, and has responsibility for the ICWC and its component organisations, including the BWOs. [4] In accordance with the organisation's statute, its Board, which meets twice yearly, is composed of one deputy Prime Minister from each founding state, and headed by the current President, elected from amongst the heads of state of member states for a two-year term. [5, 6, 7] \n \n However, in 2016 Kyrgyzstan \"froze\" its membership of the IFAS (and thus ICWC), stating that it felt due respect had not been given to its interests in management of water resources, which focus on use of water for hydroelectric power generation through release of water through dams year-round, conflicting with the preference of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan that water be stored in winter and released in summer for irrigation needs. [3] In 2010, Kyrgyzstan had made a proposal for reform of IFAS to allow for better consideration of upstream states' interests, which was supported by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, but the proposal was vetoed by Uzbekistan; experts see the membership freeze as a protest against overdominance of IFAS and ICWC by Uzbekistan, where ICWC is headquartered. [3] Kyrgyzstan has not attended meetings of the IFAS Board since 2017, although an expert interviewee noted that Kyrgyzstan's participation in the IFAS was never significant – for example it had never assumed presidency of the organisation or hosted its Secretariat, which moves between countries. [3, 6, 7] However, despite the \"freeze\" (articulated as such because there is no procedure for a party to leave ICWC or IFAS), Kyrgyzstan participated in a 2018 IFAS summit of national heads of state, at which Kyrgyzstan's complaints were publicly acknowledged by its partners. [3, 8, 9] Expert interviewees state that Kyrgyzstan retains informal links with IFAS and ICWC, but note that the country had rebuffed an invitation to rejoin IFAS from Kazakhstan in 2019. [3, 10]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"There is an organizational structure by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial (or above) level. Laos is a full-member of the MRC.\n\nIn 1995, the governments of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin and this created the Mekong River Commission (MRC). The institutional framework of the MRC consists of three permanent bodies, which are the Council, the Joint Committee and the Secretariat. The Council is composed of “one member from each participating riparian State at the Ministerial and Cabinet level, (no less than Vice-Minister level) who would be empowered to make policy decisions on behalf of his/her government” and meets at least once a year [1]. The most recent Council meeting was in November 2018 in Ha Long City, Vietnam. [2] Every four years the MRC also stages a summit, attended by the prime ministers of each country, to affirm the commitment of each member government to MRC work plans. The last summit was held in 2018 in Cambodia. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"The Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS), of which Mali is a full member, contains several plaforms for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial level:\n(a) the Conference of Heads of State and Government, which defines the policy for cooperation and development within the Organization;\n(b) the Council of Ministers, which defines the general policy of development of the river and development of its resources; and \n(c) the Permanent Water Commission, which is an advisory body to the Council of Ministers. [1], [2]\nFurthermore, the Conference of Heads of State and Governments meets on a regular basis, the most recent one (the 17th ordinary session) being held in 2017 in Guinea [3], [4], [5], while the 15th session took place in 2013 in Mauritania [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"The Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS), of which Mauritania is a full member, contains several plaforms for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial level:\n(a) the Conference of Heads of State and Government, which defines the policy for cooperation and development within the Organization;\n(b) the Council of Ministers, which defines the general policy of development of the river and development of its resources; and \n(c) the Permanent Water Commission, which is an advisory body to the Council of Ministers. [1], [2]\nFurthermore, the Conference of Heads of State and Governments meets on a regular basis, the most recent one (the 17th ordinary session) being held in 2017 in Guinea [3], [4], [5], while the 15th session took place in 2013 in Mauritania [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"Myanmar is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the MoU renewed in 2013. Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. Myanmar have demonstrated an increasing commitment to cooperation, including sharing more data and information on the status of upstream developments and joint capacity-building activities. [1] Myanmar regularly attends the yearly MRC Summit (now in its third year) on a ministerial level and the annual dialogue meetings getween MRC, China and Myanmar. [2,3] Myanmar also attended the 4th Regional Forum on the Basin Development Strategy in 2014 and the 3rd stakeholder forum on the Mekong River Basin Development Plan in2010. [4,5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has an organizational structure for regular engagement among basin states at the ministerial level. Colombia is a member of ACTO, “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty and ACTO have five coordination bodies. The Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs “is the supreme decision body to set basic directives for common policy evaluate developed initiatives and adopt the necessary decisions to achieve its ends” [2]. The Ministers of Foreign Affairs meet regularly, on a semiannual basis. Their decisions are discussed in more detail and implementation begins with the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCA), which is “integrated by the high-level diplomatic representatives of the Member Countries of the Treaty” and is tasked with “ensuring compliance with the Treaty objectives and purposes and compliance with decisions made in the meetings of Ministers of Foreign Affairs” [2]. In addition, “the Coordination Commission of the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCOOR) is formed by representatives of the Member Countries accredited before ACTO” and “is a consultative and auxiliary body of the CCA” [2]. At the national level, member countries have Permanent National Commissions, which are responsible for coordinating national implementation of ACTO’s decisions. Finally, the Meeting of the Presidents of the Amazon Countries allows member countries to engage in “dialogue on common interests, exchange of opinions on topics that affect the region, and consensus on actions geared to achieving regional development through common policies and strategies” [2]. \n\nAccording to Article 4 of the \"Regulation for the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs\", there are two types of meetings: ordinary and extraordinary. Ordinary meetings are held every two years. Extraordinary meetings can be convened by any of the member states, as long as it is supported by at least four other member states. [3] The documentation of each meeting can be found in ACTOs website. The documentation includes resolutions made in each meeting. The meetings of Ministers of Foreign Affairs occurred in 1980, 1983, 1989, 1991, 1995, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2010, 2011, 2013 and 2017. [4] The meetings have not strictly kept its two-year schedule however do happen regularly. The next meeting has not been announced. [4]\n\nThe Heads of State have only met three times since the treaty was implemented in 1978 and are not an official body recognized under the treaty, unlike the four aforementioned bodies [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"The Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS), of which Senegal is a full member, contains several plaforms for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial level:\n(a) the Conference of Heads of State and Government, which defines the policy for cooperation and development within the Organization;\n(b) the Council of Ministers, which defines the general policy of development of the river and development of its resources; and \n(c) the Permanent Water Commission, which is an advisory body to the Council of Ministers. [1], [2]\nFurthermore, the Conference of Heads of State and Governments meets on a regular basis, the most recent one (the 17th ordinary session) being held in 2017 in Guinea [3], [4], [5], while the 15th session took place in 2013 in Mauritania [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"There is no organizational structure by the joint body for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial (or above) level - however ad hoc engagement does occur.\n\nThere are Expert group meetings and SAVA commission sessions taking place with participation of country representatives, but not there is no dedicated platform for engagement at a ministerial or above level. [1] \n\nHowever, ad-hoc meetings at a ministerial level happen regularly. In the Annual Report of the Sava Commission it has been mentioned that a ministerial statement on regional cooperation on development of sustainable tourism in the Sava River Basin was signed on 15 June 2017, by which cooperation in this field has been formalized. [2] In addition, there are ad hoc ministerial meetings organised by the Sava Commission, such as the Ministerial Meeting on regional cooperation in the field of flood protection, organized in Belgrade in 2014. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"There are regular meeting of the ministerial organizational structure by the joint body for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial (or above) level - however ad hoc engagement does occur.\n\nThere are Expert group meetings and SAVA commission sessions taking place with participation of country representatives, but not there is no dedicated platform for engagement at a ministerial or above level. [1] \n\nHowever, ad-hoc meetings at a ministerial level happen regularly. In the Annual Report of the Sava Commission it has been mentioned that a ministerial statement on regional cooperation on development of sustainable tourism in the Sava River Basin was signed on 15 June 2017, by which cooperation in this field has been formalized. [2] In addition, there are ad hoc ministerial meetings organised by the Sava Commission, such as the Ministerial Meeting on regional cooperation in the field of flood protection, organized in Belgrade in 2014. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"No, Syria does not have a platform to facilitate constant/periodic consultation between riparian states.\n\nSyria holds bilateral relations with Turkey and Iraq for the Euphrates and Tigris river basins, and holds ad hoc meetings and knowledge transfer activities. All the International agreements between Syria and other riparian states, listed in the FAOLEX Database have failed to conduct periodic consultations among signatory states. [5] \n\nBilateral High Level Strategic Cooperation Councils were established between Turkey and Syria in 2009 and between Turkey and Iraq in 2010. [6] These councils are not concerned only about water but may address all issues between the countries in question. [7] For the past eight years, Ankara’s relations with Damascus have in practice been minimal due to the civil war. Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally. [8] \n\nAscording to a study by Professor Aysegül at MEF University in Istanbul, these communiques are irregular and mostly ineffective. There is an \"endnduring problem of lack of coordination in transboundary water management in the basin...proper coordination of water policy, which clearly does not exist.\" [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea have structures for regular engagement among member states at ministerial level.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, which includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, holds quarterly meetings between the heads of the member states' state water management authorities. [1] Such meetings can be held more often at the member states' initiative. [1] The most recent such meeting was held on 10 April 2020, via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and was attended by the heads of the member states' water management authorities, along with the directors of the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations (BWO) and representatives of the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre. [2, 3] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins; measures taken to ensure additional water from reservoirs during the growing season in the Syr Darya basin; and progress on implementing proposals raised at the 2018 meeting of the heads of the founding states of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [2]\n \n The IFAS, including Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, is an umbrella organisation responsible for setting regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis, and has responsibility for the ICWC and its component organisations, including the BWOs. [4] In accordance with the organisation's statute, its Board, which meets twice yearly, is composed of one deputy Prime Minister from each founding state, and headed by the current President, elected from amongst the heads of state of member states for a two-year term. [4, 5, 6] In addition, the IFAS heads of states have held summits and high-level meetings, often in relation to adoption of the four internationally-financed Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programmes; most recently, in August 2018, an IFAS summit discussed cooperation on water management and approved the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme. [6, 7] The previous summit took place in 2009, and involved adoption of the third Programme. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea have structures for regular engagement among member states at ministerial level.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, which includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, holds quarterly meetings between the heads of the member states' state water management authorities. [1] Such meetings can be held more often at the member states' initiative. [1] The most recent such meeting was held on 10 April 2020, via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and was attended by the heads of the member states' water management authorities, along with the directors of the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations (BWO) and representatives of the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre. [2, 3] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins; measures taken to ensure additional water from reservoirs during the growing season in the Syr Darya basin; and progress on implementing proposals raised at the 2018 meeting of the heads of the founding states of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [2]\n \n The IFAS, including Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, is an umbrella organisation responsible for setting regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis, and has responsibility for the ICWC and its component organisations, including the BWOs. [4] In accordance with the organisation's statute, its Board, which meets twice yearly, is composed of one deputy Prime Minister from each founding state, and headed by the current President, elected from amongst the heads of state of member states for a two-year term. [4, 5, 6] In addition, the IFAS heads of states have held summits and high-level meetings, often in relation to adoption of the four internationally-financed Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programmes; most recently, in August 2018, an IFAS summit discussed cooperation on water management and approved the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme. [6, 7] The previous summit took place in 2009, and involved adoption of the third Programme. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"There is an organizational structure by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial (or above) level. Thailand is a full-member of the MRC.\n\nIn 1995, the governments of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin and this created the Mekong River Commission (MRC). The institutional framework of the MRC consists of three permanent bodies, which are the Council, the Joint Committee and the Secretariat. The Council is composed of “one member from each participating riparian State at the Ministerial and Cabinet level, (no less than Vice-Minister level) who would be empowered to make policy decisions on behalf of his/her government” and meets at least once a year [1]. The most recent Council meeting was in November 2018 in Ha Long City, Vietnam. [2] Every four years the MRC also stages a summit, attended by the prime ministers of each country, to affirm the commitment of each member government to MRC work plans. The last summit was held in 2018 in Cambodia. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"There is no joint body formed from a transboundary water management agreement among the states in the Tigris-Euphrates basin, and therefore no multilateral structure for regular high-level engagement. \n\nBilateral High Level Strategic Cooperation Councils were established between Turkey and Syria in 2009 and between Turkey and Iraq in 2010. [1] These councils are not concerned only about water but may address all issues between the countries in question. [2] For the past eight years, Ankara’s relations with Damascus have in practice been minimal due to the civil war. Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally. [3] \n\nThe Turkey-Iraq High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council has met three times in all, most recently on 7 January 2017, when according to the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, “The sides, through a Joint Statement, reaffirmed their respect to each other’s territorial integrity and sovereignty, and agreed to develop every aspects of their bilateral relations and to continue their cooperation in the fight against terrorism.” The MFA adds that “During the visit of the Iraqi President H.E. Mr. Berham Salih on 03 January 2019, the sides agreed on developing all aspects of their bilateral relations and to increasing cooperation in the fight against all terrorist organizations. H.E. Mr. Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, President of the Republic of Turkey, assigned Mr. Veysel Eroğlu, Member of Parliament from Afyonkarahisar and former Minister of Forestry and Water Affairs as his Special Envoy to Iraq on water affairs.” [5] They did not discuss the Tigris-Euphrate directly [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea have structures for regular engagement among member states at ministerial level.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, which includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, holds quarterly meetings between the heads of the member states' state water management authorities. [1] Such meetings can be held more often at the member states' initiative. [1] The most recent such meeting was held on 10 April 2020, via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and was attended by the heads of the member states' water management authorities, along with the directors of the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations (BWO) and representatives of the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre. [2, 3] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins; measures taken to ensure additional water from reservoirs during the growing season in the Syr Darya basin; and progress on implementing proposals raised at the 2018 meeting of the heads of the founding states of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [2]\n \n The IFAS, including Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, is an umbrella organisation responsible for setting regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis, and has responsibility for the ICWC and its component organisations, including the BWOs. [4] In accordance with the organisation's statute, its Board, which meets twice yearly, is composed of one deputy Prime Minister from each founding state, and headed by the current President, elected from amongst the heads of state of member states for a two-year term. [4, 5, 6] In addition, the IFAS heads of states have held summits and high-level meetings, often in relation to adoption of the four internationally-financed Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programmes; most recently, in August 2018 in Turkmenbashi, an IFAS summit discussed cooperation on water management and approved the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme. [6, 7] The previous summit took place in 2009, and involved adoption of the third Programme. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea have structures for regular engagement among member states at ministerial level.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, which includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, holds quarterly meetings between the heads of the member states' state water management authorities. [1] Such meetings can be held more often at the member states' initiative. [1] The most recent such meeting was held on 10 April 2020, via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and was attended by the heads of the member states' water management authorities, along with the directors of the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations (BWO) and representatives of the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre. [2, 3] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins; measures taken to ensure additional water from reservoirs during the growing season in the Syr Darya basin; and progress on implementing proposals raised at the 2018 meeting of the heads of the founding states of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [2]\n \n The IFAS, including Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, is an umbrella organisation responsible for setting regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis, and has responsibility for the ICWC and its component organisations, including the BWOs. [4] In accordance with the organisation's statute, its Board, which meets twice yearly, is composed of one deputy Prime Minister from each founding state, and headed by the current President, elected from amongst the heads of state of member states for a two-year term. [4, 5, 6] In addition, the IFAS heads of states have held summits and high-level meetings, often in relation to adoption of the four internationally-financed Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programmes; most recently, in August 2018, an IFAS summit discussed cooperation on water management and approved the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme. [6, 7] The previous summit took place in 2009, and involved adoption of the third Programme. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea have structures for regular engagement among member states at ministerial level.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, which includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, holds quarterly meetings between the heads of the member states' state water management authorities. [1] Such meetings can be held more often at the member states' initiative. [1] The most recent such meeting was held on 10 April 2020, via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and was attended by the heads of the member states' water management authorities, along with the directors of the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations (BWO) and representatives of the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre. [2, 3] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins; measures taken to ensure additional water from reservoirs during the growing season in the Syr Darya basin; and progress on implementing proposals raised at the 2018 meeting of the heads of the founding states of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [2]\n \n The IFAS, including Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, is an umbrella organisation responsible for setting regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis, and has responsibility for the ICWC and its component organisations, including the BWOs. [4] In accordance with the organisation's statute, its Board, which meets twice yearly, is composed of one deputy Prime Minister from each founding state, and headed by the current President, elected from amongst the heads of state of member states for a two-year term. [4, 5, 6] In addition, the IFAS heads of states have held summits and high-level meetings, often in relation to adoption of the four internationally-financed Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programmes; most recently, in August 2018, an IFAS summit discussed cooperation on water management and approved the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme. [6, 7] The previous summit took place in 2009, and involved adoption of the third Programme. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has an organizational structure for regular engagement among basin states at the ministerial level. Colombia is a member of ACTO, “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty and ACTO have five coordination bodies. The Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs “is the supreme decision body to set basic directives for common policy evaluate developed initiatives and adopt the necessary decisions to achieve its ends” [2]. The Ministers of Foreign Affairs meet regularly, on a semiannual basis. Their decisions are discussed in more detail and implementation begins with the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCA), which is “integrated by the high-level diplomatic representatives of the Member Countries of the Treaty” and is tasked with “ensuring compliance with the Treaty objectives and purposes and compliance with decisions made in the meetings of Ministers of Foreign Affairs” [2]. In addition, “the Coordination Commission of the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCOOR) is formed by representatives of the Member Countries accredited before ACTO” and “is a consultative and auxiliary body of the CCA” [2]. At the national level, member countries have Permanent National Commissions, which are responsible for coordinating national implementation of ACTO’s decisions. Finally, the Meeting of the Presidents of the Amazon Countries allows member countries to engage in “dialogue on common interests, exchange of opinions on topics that affect the region, and consensus on actions geared to achieving regional development through common policies and strategies” [2]. \n\nAccording to Article 4 of the \"Regulation for the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs\", there are two types of meetings: ordinary and extraordinary. Ordinary meetings are held every two years. Extraordinary meetings can be convened by any of the member states, as long as it is supported by at least four other member states. [3] The documentation of each meeting can be found in ACTOs website. The documentation includes resolutions made in each meeting. The meetings of Ministers of Foreign Affairs occurred in 1980, 1983, 1989, 1991, 1995, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2010, 2011, 2013 and 2017. [4] The meetings have not strictly kept its two-year schedule however do happen regularly. The next meeting has not been announced. [4]\n\nThe Heads of State have only met three times since the treaty was implemented in 1978 and are not an official body recognized under the treaty, unlike the four aforementioned bodies [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"There is an organizational structure by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial (or above) level. Vietnam is a full-member of the MRC.\n\nIn 1995, the governments of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin and this created the Mekong River Commission (MRC). The institutional framework of the MRC consists of three permanent bodies, which are the Council, the Joint Committee and the Secretariat. The Council is composed of “one member from each participating riparian State at the Ministerial and Cabinet level, (no less than Vice-Minister level) who would be empowered to make policy decisions on behalf of his/her government” and meets at least once a year [1]. The most recent Council meeting was in November 2018 in Ha Long City, Vietnam. [2] Every four years the MRC also stages a summit, attended by the prime ministers of each country, to affirm the commitment of each member government to MRC work plans. The last summit was held in 2018 in Cambodia. [3]"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A41+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F41,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/].\n \n [6] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. October 2009. \"Meeting on future issues of Afghanistan\", (\"Совещание по проблемам будущего Афганистана\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/165.htm]. \n \n [7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. April 2012. \"Consultational seminar on ABD Regional Technical Cooperation 6486 'Enhancement of water resource mangement in Central Asia' and the Asian Irrigation Forum\", (\"Консультационный семинар по АБР РЕТС 6486 «Совершенствование управления водными ресурсами в Центральной Азии» и Азиатский ирригационный форум\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/202.htm].\n \n [8] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. October 2016. \"Central Asia Water Future: Forum and Expo of the World Bank\", (\"Будущее водных ресурсов центральной азии: форум и выставка Всемирного Банка\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/292.htm]. \n \n [9] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 5 June 2016. \"CAREC launches co-operation with Afghanistan\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/news/retstsa-razvivaet-sotrudnichestvo-c-afganistanom/]. \n \n [10] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 30 June 2016. \"First Meeting of the Regional Steering Committee on Smart Waters project\". 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[1, 2] The ICWC coordinates extensively with the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) under a Memorandum of Understanding with the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (an umbrella organisation which ICWC is part of). [3] CAREC's board includes a minority of CAREC's board is made up of representatives of the governments of the founding members Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, as well as a majority of NGO representatives and academics. [4]\n \n In 2016, CAREC established cooperation with Afghanistan under the auspices of the Smart Waters project which is also conducted in the ICWC and CAREC founding member states and aims to enhance countries' training potential for the next generation of water professionals, as well as enhance training links between the states. [5, 6] A Regional Steering Committee for this project including representatives of all participating states has met twice yearly since 2016 to discuss project issues, with the most recent meeting at the time of research conducted in January 2020. [6, 7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) engages in some ad hoc consultation of local stakeholders, but there is no public evidence of a formal platform for consultation with them. \n\nBolivia is a member of ACTO, “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty and ACTO have five coordination bodies, but all of these are focused on government representatives and there is no public evidence that they include local stakeholders [2]. \n\nACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [3]. The ASCA states that member countries and their stakeholders are permanently consulted regarding ACTO’s activities via each country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs representation at ACTO; this is the only mention of other stakeholders in the ASCA [3]. The Strategic Action Program (SAP) developed for the Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Amazon Basin, which was issued in 2018, states that it was developed as an ACTO project “with broad national stakeholder participation” [4]. The SAP describes workshops and other processes used to engage with local stakeholders in the development of the SAP for the Amazon water resources management strategy [4]. Additional documentation from the World Water Forum notes that ACTO generally involves and consults local stakeholders in the implementation of specific projects [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"A dedicated platform for consultation with different stakeholders does not exist, but according to Annual Report of the Sava Commission, engagement of different stakeholders is ensured via: official website where the information on activities, projects and documents, are made available to wider public and continuously upgraded with the most recent facts and news; trainings and workshops organised by the Commission; Sava News Flash; Reports and publications; Contributions to projects, bulletins and websites of other organisations; the Sava Day celebration. [1] In addition, according to the reports of the Sava Commission sessions, besides the appointed members of the Sava Commissions, sessions are also attended by other stakeholders, such as World Bank, European Commission, US Embassy and representatives of line ministries. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) engages in some ad hoc consultation of local stakeholders, but there is no public evidence of a formal platform for consultation with them. \n\nBrazil is a member of ACTO, “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty and ACTO have five coordination bodies, but all of these are focused on government representatives and there is no public evidence that they include local stakeholders [2]. \n\nACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [3]. The ASCA states that member countries and their stakeholders are permanently consulted regarding ACTO’s activities via each country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs representation at ACTO; this is the only mention of other stakeholders in the ASCA [3]. The Strategic Action Program (SAP) developed for the Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Amazon Basin, which was issued in 2018, states that it was developed as an ACTO project “with broad national stakeholder participation” [4]. The SAP describes workshops and other processes used to engage with local stakeholders in the development of the SAP for the Amazon water resources management strategy [4]. Additional documentation from the World Water Forum notes that ACTO generally involves and consults local stakeholders in the implementation of specific projects [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"There is evidence of organizational structure by the Mekong River Commission to engage different stakeholders, but the engagement process is not comprehensive. Cambodia is a full-member of MRC.\n\nIn 1995, the governments of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin and this created the Mekong River Commission (MRC). The institutional framework of the MRC consists of three permanent bodies, which are the Council, the Joint Committee and the Secretariat. [1] The MRC holds annual regional forums the share information on lessons learned to date and consider new issues and partnerships to support sustainable water management. Since 2008 four such forums have been held on the organisation’s Basin Development Strategy and its precursor, the Basin Development Plan. [2] At the last event in 2014, the MRC committed to reviewing its strategy every five years “to ensure that decision-making on water and related resources is based on up-to-date knowledge and feedback from stakeholders”. [3] The next forum will be held in May 2019. [4] The MRC describes forums as a platform designed to bring active involvement of scientists, representatives from civil society and non-governmental organisations, government official, donor governments, international and regional organisations, dialogue partners, the private sector and the media. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"The platform to engage different stakeholders exists in the Mekong River Commission (MRC), but China only remains to be an observer. MRC seek public comments or suggestions for its major projects through an online platform [1]. It also holds consultative meetings and forums for public consultation [2]. However, as China is not one of the member countries, its participation in the consultation process is unclear. China is a full member of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC) initiative and the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD), but there is no sign of stakeholders' engagement in the consultation process of these two organizations [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) engages in some ad hoc consultation of local stakeholders, but there is no public evidence of a formal platform for consultation with them. \n\nColombia is a member of ACTO, “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty and ACTO have five coordination bodies, but all of these are focused on government representatives and there is no public evidence that they include local stakeholders [2]. \n\nACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [3]. The ASCA states that member countries and their stakeholders are permanently consulted regarding ACTO’s activities via each country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs representation at ACTO; this is the only mention of other stakeholders in the ASCA [3]. The Strategic Action Program (SAP) developed for the Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Amazon Basin, which was issued in 2018, states that it was developed as an ACTO project “with broad national stakeholder participation” [4]. The SAP describes workshops and other processes used to engage with local stakeholders in the development of the SAP for the Amazon water resources management strategy [4]. Additional documentation from the World Water Forum notes that ACTO generally involves and consults local stakeholders in the implementation of specific projects [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"A dedicated platform for consultation with different stakeholders does not exist, but according to Annual Report of the Sava Commission, engagement of different stakeholders is ensured via: official website where the information on activities, projects and documents, are made available to wider public and continuously upgraded with the most recent facts and news; trainings and workshops organised by the Commission; Sava News Flash; Reports and publications; Contributions to projects, bulletins and websites of other organisations; the Sava Day celebration. [1] In addition, according to the reports of the Sava Commission sessions, besides the appointed members of the Sava Commissions, sessions are also attended by other stakeholders, such as World Bank, European Commission, US Embassy and representatives of line ministries. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) engages in some ad hoc consultation of local stakeholders, but there is no public evidence of a formal platform for consultation with them. \n\nEcuador is a member of ACTO, “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty and ACTO have five coordination bodies, but all of these are focused on government representatives and there is no public evidence that they include local stakeholders [2]. \n\nACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [3]. The ASCA states that member countries and their stakeholders are permanently consulted regarding ACTO’s activities via each country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs representation at ACTO; this is the only mention of other stakeholders in the ASCA [3]. The Strategic Action Program (SAP) developed for the Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Amazon Basin, which was issued in 2018, states that it was developed as an ACTO project “with broad national stakeholder participation” [4]. The SAP describes workshops and other processes used to engage with local stakeholders in the development of the SAP for the Amazon water resources management strategy [4]. Additional documentation from the World Water Forum notes that ACTO generally involves and consults local stakeholders in the implementation of specific projects [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"The Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS), of which Guinea is a full member, engages with different stakeholders. Indeed, the Advisory Committee brings together country representatives, the financing institutions and the OMVS, and has an assistance role in the Office of the High Commissioner for the research of the financial and human means, and promotion of the exchanges of information. [1], [2].\nMoreover, the Senegal river water agreement defines the participation of water users in water management decisions in the Senegal River. According to the article 23, the observer status is given, within the Permanent Water Commission, to some stakeholders such as user representatives, local authority representatives, NGO representatives and decentralized management committee representatives. [3] Finally, within the OMVS, coordination committees also exist, to promote the participation of diverse stakeholders and main actors In the management of the Senegal River. They are organized at three different levels. At the regional level, the bassin committee includes all kinds of resource users; at the national level, 4 national coordination committees ensure the coordination of activities in the country. At the local level, 28 local coordination committees ensure the mobilization of local actors to be included in the decision-making process and facilitate the implementation of OMVS programs in the basin. Among the actors present at the local level, can be found representatives of the agricultural, livestock, fishing, hunting, logging sectors, as well as women's and youth associations and NGOs. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"No, such platform for consultation does not exist as confirmed through multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [1], the Foreign Ministry [2], the Department of Environment [3], the Ministry of Energy [4] and the Ministry of Agriculture [5].\n\nThe Algiers agreement was also not foreseen any platform for consultation with different stakeholders [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"No. There is no joint body formed from a transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement in the Tigris-Euphrates basin and no evidence of bilateral efforts to engage different stakeholders [1,2,3,4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"There is no formal organizational structure to engage different stakeholders, but the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) does engage with one key regional NGO on an ad hoc basis. \n \n No evidence of a formal organisational structure for the engagement of non-state stakeholders in the work of the ICWC was found in the body's statute. [1] There is no evidence that representatives of any non-state organisations participate in the ICWC's quarterly sessions. [1, 2, 3] Expert interviewees confirm that there is no scope for involvement of NGOs within the ICWC structure or at sessions. [4, 5]\n \n In 2001, the member states of the ICWC (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) established the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) with the support of the European Union (EU) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). [6] The organisation was designed to advise the founding states on environmental issues in the region, with a Board made up of five representatives of state governments, five NGO representatives, one representative each for the EU and UNDP, and one from the business community. [6, 7] The Board of Directors meets twice annually, with a new Executive Director elected in 2019, and meetings are reported on the organisation's website. These meetings address organisational issues, annual reports, and CAREC's five main themes including water issues. [4, 6, 8, 16] In addition, CAREC includes an Advisory Council consisting of maximum 40% civil society representatives, 15% regional experts, and 45% representatives of founding states, with water issues one of five main themes; the Advisory Council's ten current members include one European water expert, two regional water experts, three NGO directors and three university heads; it has met regularly in recent years, if not annually as required by the CAREC statute. [6, 9, 10, 11] \n \n CAREC maintains close contacts with the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre, including through capacity-building exercises, organisation of conferences and publication of academic and training materials. [12, 13, 14] In 2017, the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, an umbrella organisation responsible for management of the Aral Sea crisis and responsible for ICWC, signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation. [15] While the agreement was mainly related to provision of training and technical assistance to support IFAS projects in the Aral Sea basin, it included scope for involvement of ICWC through the organisation's Scientific Information Centre. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"There is no formal organizational structure to engage different stakeholders, but the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) does engage with one key regional NGO on an ad hoc basis. However, Kyrgyzstan only has observer status at the ICWC.\n \n No evidence of a formal organisational structure for the engagement of non-state stakeholders in the work of the ICWC was found in the body's statute. [1] There is no evidence that representatives of any non-state organisations participate in the ICWC's quarterly sessions. [1, 2, 3] Expert interviewees confirm that there is no scope for involvement of NGOs within the ICWC structure or at sessions. [4, 5]\n \n In 2001, the member states of the ICWC (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) established the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) with the support of the European Union (EU) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). [6] The organisation was designed to advise the founding states on environmental issues in the region, with a Board made up of five representatives of state governments, five NGO representatives, one representative each for the EU and UNDP, and one from the business community. [6, 7] The Board of Directors meets twice annually, with a new Executive Director elected in 2019, and meetings are reported on the organisation's website. These meetings address organisational issues, annual reports, and CAREC's five main themes including water issues. [4, 6, 8, 16] In addition, CAREC includes an Advisory Council consisting of maximum 40% civil society representatives, 15% regional experts, and 45% representatives of founding states, with water issues one of five main themes; the Advisory Council's ten current members include one European water expert, two regional water experts, three NGO directors and three university heads; it has met regularly in recent years, if not annually as required by the CAREC statute. [6, 9, 10, 11] \n \n CAREC maintains close contacts with the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre, including through capacity-building exercises, organisation of conferences and publication of academic and training materials. [12, 13, 14] In 2017, the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) an umbrella organisation responsible for management of the Aral Sea crisis and responsible for ICWC, signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation. [15] While the agreement was mainly related to provision of training and technical assistance to support IFAS projects in the Aral Sea basin, it included scope for involvement of ICWC through the organisation's Scientific Information Centre. [4]\n \n However, Kyrgyzstan has not participated in the ICWC since \"freezing\" its membership of IFAS in 2016, although it did particpate in a 2018 summit of heads of state of IFAS. [16] Despite this, there is no evidence of a split between Kyrgyzstan and CAREC, with Kyrgyzstan represented at Board meetings and participating in single-country and regional training and seminars organised under CAREC's Smart Waters project since 2016. [17, 18, 19]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"There is evidence of organizational structure by the Mekong River Commission to engage different stakeholders, but the engagement process is not comprehensive. Laos is a full-member of MRC.\n\nIn 1995, the governments of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin and this created the Mekong River Commission (MRC). The institutional framework of the MRC consists of three permanent bodies, which are the Council, the Joint Committee and the Secretariat. [1] The MRC holds annual regional forums the share information on lessons learned to date and consider new issues and partnerships to support sustainable water management. Since 2008 four such forums have been held on the organisation’s Basin Development Strategy and its precursor, the Basin Development Plan. [2] At the last event in 2014, the MRC committed to reviewing its strategy every five years “to ensure that decision-making on water and related resources is based on up-to-date knowledge and feedback from stakeholders”. [3] The next forum will be held in May 2019. [4] The MRC describes forums as a platform designed to bring active involvement of scientists, representatives from civil society and non-governmental organisations, government official, donor governments, international and regional organisations, dialogue partners, the private sector and the media. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"The Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS), of which Mali is a full member, engages with different stakeholders. Indeed, the Advisory Committee brings together country representatives, the financing institutions and the OMVS, and has an assistance role in the Office of the High Commissioner for the research of the financial and human means, and promotion of the exchanges of information. [1], [2].\nMoreover, the Senegal river water agreement defines the participation of water users in water management decisions in the Senegal River. According to the article 23, the observer status is given, within the Permanent Water Commission, to some stakeholders such as user representatives, local authority representatives, NGO representatives and decentralized management committee representatives. [3] Finally, within the OMVS, coordination committees also exist, to promote the participation of diverse stakeholders and main actors In the management of the Senegal River. They are organized at three different levels. At the regional level, the bassin committee includes all kinds of resource users; at the national level, 4 national coordination committees ensure the coordination of activities in the country. At the local level, 28 local coordination committees ensure the mobilization of local actors to be included in the decision-making process and facilitate the implementation of OMVS programs in the basin. Among the actors present at the local level, can be found representatives of the agricultural, livestock, fishing, hunting, logging sectors, as well as women's and youth associations and NGOs. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"The Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS), of which Mauritania is a full member, engages with different stakeholders. Indeed, the Advisory Committee brings together country representatives, the financing institutions and the OMVS, and has an assistance role in the Office of the High Commissioner for the research of the financial and human means, and promotion of the exchanges of information. [1],[2].\nMoreover, the Senegal river water agreement defines the participation of water users in water management decisions in the Senegal River. According to the article 23, the observer status is given, within the Permanent Water Commission, to some stakeholders such as user representatives, local authority representatives, NGO representatives and decentralized management committee representatives. [3] Finally, within the OMVS, coordination committees also exist, to promote the participation of diverse stakeholders and main actors In the management of the Senegal River. They are organized at three different levels. At the regional level, the bassin committee includes all kinds of resource users; at the national level, 4 national coordination committees ensure the coordination of activities in the country. At the local level, 28 local coordination committees ensure the mobilization of local actors to be included in the decision-making process and facilitate the implementation of OMVS programs in the basin. Among the actors present at the local level, can be found representatives of the agricultural, livestock, fishing, hunting, logging sectors, as well as women's and youth associations and NGOs. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"While Myanmar is a dialogue partner of MRC, and its government officials attend MRC meetings but no evidence of Stakeholders from Myanmar participating has been found. [1] The people of Myanmar (especially the ethnic tribes living in the area) seems to have little say in the policies and strucures of the MRC as meetings are often attended by the Minister of Natural Resrouces and Enviornmental Conservation and Vice Presidents none of whom had publicized meetings with the public regarding this matter from the lack of news on this matter. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) engages in some ad hoc consultation of local stakeholders, but there is no public evidence of a formal platform for consultation with them. \n\nPeru is a member of ACTO, “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty and ACTO have five coordination bodies, but all of these are focused on government representatives and there is no public evidence that they include local stakeholders [2]. \n\nACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [3]. The ASCA states that member countries and their stakeholders are permanently consulted regarding ACTO’s activities via each country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs representation at ACTO; this is the only mention of other stakeholders in the ASCA [3]. The Strategic Action Program (SAP) developed for the Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Amazon Basin, which was issued in 2018, states that it was developed as an ACTO project “with broad national stakeholder participation” [4]. The SAP describes workshops and other processes used to engage with local stakeholders in the development of the SAP for the Amazon water resources management strategy [4]. Additional documentation from the World Water Forum notes that ACTO generally involves and consults local stakeholders in the implementation of specific projects [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"The Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS), of which Sengal is a full member, engages with different stakeholders. Indeed, the Advisory Committee brings together country representatives, the financing institutions and the OMVS, and has an assistance role in the Office of the High Commissioner for the research of the financial and human means, and promotion of the exchanges of information. [1], [2].\nMoreover, the Senegal river water agreement defines the participation of water users in water management decisions in the Senegal River. According to the article 23, the observer status is given, within the Permanent Water Commission, to some stakeholders such as user representatives, local authority representatives, NGO representatives and decentralized management committee representatives. [3] Finally, within the OMVS, coordination committees also exist, to promote the participation of diverse stakeholders and main actors In the management of the Senegal River. They are organized at three different levels. At the regional level, the bassin committee includes all kinds of resource users; at the national level, 4 national coordination committees ensure the coordination of activities in the country. At the local level, 28 local coordination committees ensure the mobilization of local actors to be included in the decision-making process and facilitate the implementation of OMVS programs in the basin. Among the actors present at the local level, can be found representatives of the agricultural, livestock, fishing, hunting, logging sectors, as well as women's and youth associations and NGOs. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"A dedicated platform for consultation with different stakeholders does not exist, but according to Annual Report of the Sava Commission, engagement of different stakeholders is ensured via: official website where the information on activities, projects and documents, are made available to wider public and continuously upgraded with the most recent facts and news; trainings and workshops organised by the Commission; Sava News Flash; Reports and publications; Contributions to projects, bulletins and websites of other organisations; the Sava Day celebration. [1] In addition, according to the reports of the Sava Commission sessions, besides the appointed members of the Sava Commissions, sessions are also attended by other stakeholders, such as World Bank, European Commission, US Embassy and representatives of line ministries. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"A dedicated platform for consultation with different stakeholders does not exist, but according to Annual Report of the Sava Commission, engagement of different stakeholders is ensured via: official website where the information on activities, projects and documents, are made available to wider public and continuously upgraded with the most recent facts and news; trainings and workshops organised by the Commission; Sava News Flash; Reports and publications; Contributions to projects, bulletins and websites of other organisations; the Sava Day celebration. [1] In addition, according to the reports of the Sava Commission sessions, besides the appointed members of the Sava Commissions, sessions are also attended by other stakeholders, such as World Bank, European Commission, US Embassy and representatives of line ministries. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"Syria does not have a platform for consultation with different stakeholders involved in the Euphrates-Tigris basin governance. [1] The different MoUs signed between riparian states and other International agreements do not have aspects of different stakeholders involvement. [2] The Syrian conflict and the deterioration of bilateral political relations between any pair of the riparians have led to a decrease in communication between various stakeholders. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"There is no formal organizational structure to engage different stakeholders, but the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) does engage with one key regional NGO on an ad hoc basis. \n \n No evidence of a formal organisational structure for the engagement of non-state stakeholders in the work of the ICWC was found in the body's statute. [1] There is no evidence that representatives of any non-state organisations participate in the ICWC's quarterly sessions. [1, 2, 3] Expert interviewees confirm that there is no scope for involvement of NGOs within the ICWC structure or at sessions. [4, 5]\n \n In 2001, the member states of the ICWC (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) established the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) with the support of the European Union (EU) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). [6] The organisation was designed to advise the founding states on environmental issues in the region, with a Board made up of five representatives of state governments, five NGO representatives, one representative each for the EU and UNDP, and one from the business community. [6, 7] The Board of Directors meets twice annually, with a new Executive Director elected in 2019, and meetings are reported on the organisation's website. These address organisational issues, annual reports, and CAREC's five main themes including water issues. [4, 6, 8, 16] In addition, CAREC includes an Advisory Council consisting of maximum 40% civil society representatives, 15% regional experts, and 45% representatives of founding states, with water issues one of five main themes; the Advisory Council's ten current members include one European water expert, two regional water experts, three NGO directors and three university heads; it has met regularly in recent years, if not annually as required by the CAREC statute. [6, 9, 10, 11] \n \n CAREC maintains close contacts with the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre, including through capacity-building exercises, organisation of conferences and publication of academic and training materials. [12, 13, 14] In 2017, the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, an umbrella organisation responsible for management of the Aral Sea crisis and responsible for ICWC, signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation. [15] While the agreement was mainly related to provision of training and technical assistance to support IFAS projects in the Aral Sea basin, it included scope for involvement of ICWC through the organisation's Scientific Information Centre. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"There is no formal organizational structure to engage different stakeholders, but the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) does engage with one key regional NGO on an ad hoc basis. \n \n No evidence of a formal organisational structure for the engagement of non-state stakeholders in the work of the ICWC was found in the body's statute. [1] There is no evidence that representatives of any non-state organisations participate in the ICWC's quarterly sessions. [1, 2, 3] Expert interviewees confirm that there is no scope for involvement of NGOs within the ICWC structure or at sessions. [4, 5]\n \n In 2001, the member states of the ICWC (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) established the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) with the support of the European Union (EU) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). [6] The organisation was designed to advise the founding states on environmental issues in the region, with a Board made up of five representatives of state governments, five NGO representatives, one representative each for the EU and UNDP, and one from the business community. [6, 7] The Board of Directors meets twice annually, with a new Executive Director elected in 2019, and meetings are reported on the organisation's website. These address organisational issues, annual reports, and CAREC's five main themes including water issues. [4, 6, 8, 16] In addition, CAREC includes an Advisory Council consisting of maximum 40% civil society representatives, 15% regional experts, and 45% representatives of founding states, with water issues one of five main themes; the Advisory Council's ten current members include one European water expert, two regional water experts, three NGO directors and three university heads; it has met regularly in recent years, if not annually as required by the CAREC statute. [6, 9, 10, 11] \n \n CAREC maintains close contacts with the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre, including through capacity-building exercises, organisation of conferences and publication of academic and training materials. [12, 13, 14] In 2017, the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, an umbrella organisation responsible for management of the Aral Sea crisis and responsible for ICWC, signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation. [15] While the agreement was mainly related to provision of training and technical assistance to support IFAS projects in the Aral Sea basin, it included scope for involvement of ICWC through the organisation's Scientific Information Centre. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"There is evidence of organizational structure by the Mekong River Commission to engage different stakeholders, but the engagement process is not comprehensive. Thailand is a full-member of MRC.\n\nIn 1995, the governments of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin and this created the Mekong River Commission (MRC). The institutional framework of the MRC consists of three permanent bodies, which are the Council, the Joint Committee and the Secretariat. [1] The MRC holds annual regional forums the share information on lessons learned to date and consider new issues and partnerships to support sustainable water management. Since 2008 four such forums have been held on the organisation’s Basin Development Strategy and its precursor, the Basin Development Plan. [2] At the last event in 2014, the MRC committed to reviewing its strategy every five years “to ensure that decision-making on water and related resources is based on up-to-date knowledge and feedback from stakeholders”. [3] The next forum will be held in May 2019. [4] The MRC describes forums as a platform designed to bring active involvement of scientists, representatives from civil society and non-governmental organisations, government official, donor governments, international and regional organisations, dialogue partners, the private sector and the media. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"There is no joint body formed from a transboundary water management agreement among the states in the Tigris-Euphrates basin, nor is there any structure for engaging different stakeholders under any of the bilateral agreements between Turkey and its partners in the basin. Some collaboration took place in the 2000s between Turkey’s Southeastern Anatolia Project (GAP) Regional Development Administration and Syria's General Organization for Land Development (GOLD). Both are central government institutions. Some dialogue, training and exchanges of experts took place in areas like irrigation, rural development and soil improvement, although no joint projects were carried out. [1]For the past eight years, Ankara’s relations with Damascus have in practice been minimal due to the civil war. Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally, and Turkey has adjusted its plans for the filling of the Ilısu Dam in accordance with Iraq's needs [2], but according to a recent article published by the semi-official Anatolian Agency, understandings reached with Iraq in 2009 have not yet been implemented, despite recent improvements in bilateral ties [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"There is no formal organizational structure to engage different stakeholders, but the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) does engage with one key regional NGO on an ad hoc basis. \n \n No evidence of a formal organisational structure for the engagement of non-state stakeholders in the work of the ICWC was found in the body's statute. [1] There is no evidence that representatives of any non-state organisations participate in the ICWC's quarterly sessions. [1, 2, 3] Expert interviewees confirm that there is no scope for involvement of NGOs within the ICWC structure or at sessions. [4, 5]\n \n In 2001, the member states of the ICWC (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) established the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) with the support of the European Union (EU) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). [6] The organisation was designed to advise the founding states on environmental issues in the region, with a Board made up of five representatives of state governments, five NGO representatives, one representative each for the EU and UNDP, and one from the business community. [6, 7] The Board of Directors meets twice annually, with a new Executive Director elected in 2019, and meetings are reported on the organisation's website. These address organisational issues, annual reports, and CAREC's five main themes including water issues. [4, 6, 8, 16] In addition, CAREC includes an Advisory Council consisting of maximum 40% civil society representatives, 15% regional experts, and 45% representatives of founding states, with water issues one of five main themes; the Advisory Council's ten current members include one European water expert, two regional water experts, three NGO directors and three university heads; it has met regularly in recent years, if not annually as required by the CAREC statute. [6, 9, 10, 11] \n \n CAREC maintains close contacts with the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre, including through capacity-building exercises, organisation of conferences and publication of academic and training materials. [12, 13, 14] In 2017, the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, an umbrella organisation responsible for management of the Aral Sea crisis and responsible for ICWC, signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation. [15] While the agreement was mainly related to provision of training and technical assistance to support IFAS projects in the Aral Sea basin, it included scope for involvement of ICWC through the organisation's Scientific Information Centre. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"There is no formal organizational structure to engage different stakeholders, but the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) does engage with one key regional NGO on an ad hoc basis. \n \n No evidence of a formal organisational structure for the engagement of non-state stakeholders in the work of the ICWC was found in the body's statute. [1] There is no evidence that representatives of any non-state organisations participate in the ICWC's quarterly sessions. [1, 2, 3] Expert interviewees confirm that there is no scope for involvement of NGOs within the ICWC structure or at sessions. [4, 5]\n \n In 2001, the member states of the ICWC (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) established the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) with the support of the European Union (EU) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). [6] The organisation was designed to advise the founding states on environmental issues in the region, with a Board made up of five representatives of state governments, five NGO representatives, one representative each for the EU and UNDP, and one from the business community. [6, 7] The Board of Directors meets twice annually, with a new Executive Director elected in 2019, and meetings are reported on the organisation's website. These address organisational issues, annual reports, and CAREC's five main themes including water issues. [4, 6, 8, 16] In addition, CAREC includes an Advisory Council consisting of maximum 40% civil society representatives, 15% regional experts, and 45% representatives of founding states, with water issues one of five main themes; the Advisory Council's ten current members include one European water expert, two regional water experts, three NGO directors and three university heads; it has met regularly in recent years, if not annually as required by the CAREC statute. [6, 9, 10, 11] \n \n CAREC maintains close contacts with the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre, including through capacity-building exercises, organisation of conferences and publication of academic and training materials. [12, 13, 14] Despite this, a regional water sector expert interviewed noted that this interaction only occurs through implementation of regional projects, with no formal organizational structure for engagement. [17] In 2017, the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, an umbrella organisation responsible for management of the Aral Sea crisis and responsible for ICWC, signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation. [15] While the agreement was mainly related to provision of training and technical assistance to support IFAS projects in the Aral Sea basin, it included scope for involvement of ICWC through the organisation's Scientific Information Centre. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"There is no formal organizational structure to engage different stakeholders, but the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) does engage with one key regional NGO on an ad hoc basis. \n \n No evidence of a formal organisational structure for the engagement of non-state stakeholders in the work of the ICWC was found in the body's statute. [1] There is no evidence that representatives of any non-state organisations participate in the ICWC's quarterly sessions. [1, 2, 3] Expert interviewees confirm that there is no scope for involvement of NGOs within the ICWC structure or at sessions. [4, 5]\n \n In 2001, the member states of the ICWC (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) established the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) with the support of the European Union (EU) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). [6] The organisation was designed to advise the founding states on environmental issues in the region, with a Board made up of five representatives of state governments, five NGO representatives, one representative each for the EU and UNDP, and one from the business community. [6, 7] The Board of Directors meets twice annually, with a new Executive Director elected in 2019, and meetings are reported on the organisation's website. These address organisational issues, annual reports, and CAREC's five main themes including water issues. [4, 6, 8, 16] In addition, CAREC includes an Advisory Council consisting of maximum 40% civil society representatives, 15% regional experts, and 45% representatives of founding states, with water issues one of five main themes; the Advisory Council's ten current members include one European water expert, two regional water experts, three NGO directors and three university heads; it has met regularly in recent years, if not annually as required by the CAREC statute. [6, 9, 10, 11] \n \n CAREC maintains close contacts with the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre, including through capacity-building exercises, organisation of conferences and publication of academic and training materials. [12, 13, 14] Despite this, a regional water sector expert interviewed noted that this interaction only occurs through implementation of regional projects, with no formal organizational structure for engagement. [17]  In 2017, the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, an umbrella organisation responsible for management of the Aral Sea crisis and responsible for ICWC, signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation. [15] While the agreement was mainly related to provision of training and technical assistance to support IFAS projects in the Aral Sea basin, it included scope for involvement of ICWC through the organisation's Scientific Information Centre. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) engages in some ad hoc consultation of local stakeholders, but there is no public evidence of a formal platform for consultation with them. \n\nVenezuela is a member of ACTO, “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty and ACTO have five coordination bodies, but all of these are focused on government representatives and there is no public evidence that they include local stakeholders [2]. \n\nACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [3]. The ASCA states that member countries and their stakeholders are permanently consulted regarding ACTO’s activities via each country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs representation at ACTO; this is the only mention of other stakeholders in the ASCA [3]. The Strategic Action Program (SAP) developed for the Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Amazon Basin, which was issued in 2018, states that it was developed as an ACTO project “with broad national stakeholder participation” [4]. The SAP describes workshops and other processes used to engage with local stakeholders in the development of the SAP for the Amazon water resources management strategy [4]. Additional documentation from the World Water Forum notes that ACTO generally involves and consults local stakeholders in the implementation of specific projects [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"There is evidence of organizational structure by the Mekong River Commission to engage different stakeholders, but the engagement process is not comprehensive. Vietnam is a full-member of MRC.\n\nIn 1995, the governments of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin and this created the Mekong River Commission (MRC). The institutional framework of the MRC consists of three permanent bodies, which are the Council, the Joint Committee and the Secretariat. [1] The MRC holds annual regional forums the share information on lessons learned to date and consider new issues and partnerships to support sustainable water management. Since 2008 four such forums have been held on the organisation’s Basin Development Strategy and its precursor, the Basin Development Plan. [2] At the last event in 2014, the MRC committed to reviewing its strategy every five years “to ensure that decision-making on water and related resources is based on up-to-date knowledge and feedback from stakeholders”. [3] The next forum will be held in May 2019. [4] The MRC describes forums as a platform designed to bring active involvement of scientists, representatives from civil society and non-governmental organisations, government official, donor governments, international and regional organisations, dialogue partners, the private sector and the media. [3]"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 13 November 2017. \"Executive committee of IFAS and CAREC signed a Memorandum of Understanding\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/ispolkom-mfsa-i-retstsa-podpisali-memorandum-o-sotrudnichestve-/].\n \n [4] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. \"Board of Governors\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/about/structure/board/].\n \n [5] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 5 June 2016. \"CAREC launches co-operation with Afghanistan\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/news/retstsa-razvivaet-sotrudnichestvo-c-afganistanom/]. \n \n [6] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 30 June 2016. \"First Meeting of the Regional Steering Committee on Smart Waters project\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/news/pervoe-zasedanie-regionalnogo-rukovodyashchego-komiteta-po-proektu-voda-obrazovanie-i-sotrudnichestv/]. \n \n [7] Embassy of the U.S.A in Kazakhstan. 22 January 2020. \"USAID conducts meeting between representatives of Central Asia and Afghanistan for dialogue on management of transboundary water resources\", (\"USAID проводит встречу представителей Центральной Азии и Афганистана для диалога по управлению трансграничными водными ресурсами\"). [https://kz.usembassy.gov/ru/usaid-convenes-representatives-from-central-asia-and-afghanistan-for-dialogue-on-transboundary-water-resource-management-ru/]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Who We Are. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. The Instances. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/instances\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Agenda for Amazon Cooperation. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bfa5dfe5a1ca92b4efdb102ee8e54634.pdf\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[5] World Water Forum. Towards Good Governance for Integrated Water Resources Management. 2011. http://www.oas.org/en/sedi/dsd/iwrm/past%20 events/D7/6%20WWF-GOBERNANZA%20Final.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] MRC. \"News and Event\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/ [3] Global New Light of Myanmar. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 11 Jan 2018. http://www.globalnewlightofmyanmar.com/myanmar-pledges-cooperation-mekong-river-countries-u-myint-swe/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Who We Are. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. The Instances. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/instances\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Agenda for Amazon Cooperation. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bfa5dfe5a1ca92b4efdb102ee8e54634.pdf\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[5] World Water Forum. Towards Good Governance for Integrated Water Resources Management. 2011. http://www.oas.org/en/sedi/dsd/iwrm/past%20 events/D7/6%20WWF-GOBERNANZA%20Final.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] MRC. \"News and Event\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/ [3] Global New Light of Myanmar. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 11 Jan 2018. http://www.globalnewlightofmyanmar.com/myanmar-pledges-cooperation-mekong-river-countries-u-myint-swe/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission, \"Consultations\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/consultations/.\n\n[2] Mekong River Commission, \"Cambodia, Thailand, Viet Nam consult stakeholders on Pak Lay hydropower project\", 2018, http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/events/cambodia-thailand-viet-nam-consult-stakeholders-on-pak-lay-hydropower-project/.\n\nMekong River Commission, \"The 6th MRC Regional Stakeholder Forum\", 2018, http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/events/the-6th-mrc-regional-stakeholder-forum/.\n\n[3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC), accessed in 2019, http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/.\n\nAsia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD), accessed in 2019,http://www.acd-dialogue.org/index.html."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A42+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F42,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Who We Are. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. The Instances. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/instances\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Agenda for Amazon Cooperation. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bfa5dfe5a1ca92b4efdb102ee8e54634.pdf\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[5] World Water Forum. 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is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] The ICWC facilitates information exchange through its Scientific-Information Centre (SIC), which maintains a range of databases and knowledge bases on its website. [3]\n \n However, the ICWC SIC's website includes a separate knowledge base on Afghanistan, made up of legislation, academic publications, and a general overview of the country's water resources, although there is no information displayed on best available techniques and research activities. [4, 5] There is also a database covering all the main rivers in Afghanistan, not just the Amu Darya, including a wide range of hydrological information, but there is no data on monitoring of emissions. [6] There are no statistics displayed for any years later than 1980 (general gathering of water statistics is reported to have ceased in the 1980s due to conflict) and there is no evidence of efforts to update them on the SIC website. [6, 7]\n \n Since 2010, Tajikistan and Afghanistan have developed and conducted joint monitoring of the Pyanj and Amu Darya rivers which constitute their border, with formal data exchange launched in 2015. [8] However, there is no evidence that this data exchange is based on an electronic database. In a seminar in 2018, stakeholders proposed that such a database and a handbook for monitoring activities be developed. [9, 10]. In July 2019, representatives of the two countries' water ministries began the process of developing a road map for water management cooperation, focussing on improvements of data exchange among other activities. [11] Work was reported to continue at a meeting in Kabul in Autumn 2019, but no further information about the road map was found on the website of the Ministry of Energy and Water or its counterpart in Tajikistan. [11, 12, 13]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member countries have discussed the creation and implementation of the Amazon Regional Observatory (ORA) as a platform for data sharing among member countries, but there is no public evidence that the observatory is operational. \n\nIn 2013, at an ACTO meeting in Ecuador, member countries agreed on by-laws for the operation of ORA [1]. In 2017, ACTO reported that at a meeting in Peru member countries had agreed to “redouble efforts” to set up the ORA so that it would be operational in the first half of 2018 [2]. As of April 2019, ACTO’s website does not contain active links to an ORA platform [3]. The ORA’s mission is to create an information system with indicators from member countries regarding development and sustainability in the Amazon region. Indicators would cover social, economic, ecological, demographic and cultural data [4]. ACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [5]. ASCA includes a line of action regarding Knowledge Management and Information Sharing. The ORA is supposed to help meet that goal [5]. ACTO's website does not contain any other information or references to platforms for sharing data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data [6]. \n\nSeparate from ACTO, and in the non-governmental sphere, the Amazonian Network of Geo-Referenced Socio-Environmental Information (RAISG) comprises eight institutions in six of the Amazon basin countries. RAISG produces maps and studies about the Amazon basin using information from member countries. For example, in 2017, RAISG published the Historic Cartography of Protected Natural Areas and Indigenous Territories in the Amazon, which compiled and analyzed information on the creation of protected areas and recognition of indigenous territories since the beginning of the 20th century [7]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"There is no shared database or platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data. \n\nOn the website of the Sava Commission the only available data are those related to hydrological data. [1] This is available on the Sava Geoportal, along with the related SavaGIS database and connecting web-applications. This platform has been fully operational since 2015. Currently, the Sava geodatabase is being populated by data related to 2nd Sava RBMP and the first Sava FRMP. [2]\n\nIn addition, the activities on integration of the existing navigation management applications within the SavaGIS platform are ongoing, with the ultimate goal of incorporating the data related to navigation in SavaGIS Geoportal, by establishing the navigation module. For now, preparatory activities for development of the sediment management and accident prevention modules are ongoing, together with further upgrade of the system in the part related to exchange of hydro meteorological data. [2] \n\nAccording to article 4 of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, the Parties shall, on a regular basis, exchange information on the water regime of the Sava River Basin, the regime of navigation, legislation, organizational structures, and administrative and technical practices. [3] However there is no evidence of this taking place in any sphere except for navigation and technical practices."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member countries have discussed the creation and implementation of the Amazon Regional Observatory (ORA) as a platform for data sharing among member countries, but there is no public evidence that the observatory is operational. \n\nIn 2013, at an ACTO meeting in Ecuador, member countries agreed on by-laws for the operation of ORA [1]. In 2017, ACTO reported that at a meeting in Peru member countries had agreed to “redouble efforts” to set up the ORA so that it would be operational in the first half of 2018 [2]. As of April 2019, ACTO’s website does not contain active links to an ORA platform [3]. The ORA’s mission is to create an information system with indicators from member countries regarding development and sustainability in the Amazon region. Indicators would cover social, economic, ecological, demographic and cultural data [4]. ACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [5]. ASCA includes a line of action regarding Knowledge Management and Information Sharing. The ORA is supposed to help meet that goal [5]. ACTO's website does not contain any other information or references to platforms for sharing data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data [6]. \n\nSeparate from ACTO, and in the non-governmental sphere, the Amazonian Network of Geo-Referenced Socio-Environmental Information (RAISG) comprises eight institutions in six of the Amazon basin countries. RAISG produces maps and studies about the Amazon basin using information from member countries. For example, in 2017, RAISG published the Historic Cartography of Protected Natural Areas and Indigenous Territories in the Amazon, which compiled and analyzed information on the creation of protected areas and recognition of indigenous territories since the beginning of the 20th century [7]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"There is a shared platform developed by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for the exchange of data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data and Cambodia is a full-member.\n\nThe MRC has Procedures for Data and Information Exchange and Sharing (PDIES) in place. It was adopted in November 2001, setting a framework for the Member Countries to share and exchange data on water resources, topography, agriculture, navigation, flood management and ecology, among others [1]. A number of data platforms have been created to store and share a variety of data including spatial data, time series, non-spatial data, and technical document. Those platforms include the Mekong Information Platform, a website that facilitates the exchange of information on integrated water resources management in the Mekong River Basin; Community Site that acts as a gateway by providing numerous fora that enable the free exchange of knowledge; and topic-specific databases, which hold data related to specific topics, such as watersheds and socio-economic data, etc. There are evidences presented by the MRC in its latest annual report showing that its information system has been in use, and the organisation has shared data with the Member Countries, as well as regional and international organisations and research institutions. However, the MRC has recognized that the speed of information sharing, adapting and using the advancing technologies in data management, and data integrity need further improvements [2]. In addition, the Asian Development Bank-sponsored Greater Mekong Sub region (GMS) programme has an Environmental Operations Centre (EOC) that runs a data portal. The GMS covers a greater geographical area than the MRC, including more of China and areas of Vietnam and Thailand that are outside the Lower Mekong Basin covered by the MRC, and the EOC portal covers themes not monitored by the MRC including water and sanitation, emissions, economy and demography [3]. \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. There is a shared platform for the exchange of data in MRC. In 2001, it approved the \"Procedures for Data and Information Exchange and Sharing\" which guides the member countries to share data on their water resources [1]. Although China is not a member country, it renewed the agreement with the MRC on data sharing in 2013, which was originally signed in 2002 [2]. Under the agreement, China provides daily river flow and rainfall data from two monitoring stations in Yunnan Province during the wet season to the MRC to help improve the MRC’s regional daily forecast of downstream water levels during the flood season. China will also share data during the dry season in case of drought emergencies."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member countries have discussed the creation and implementation of the Amazon Regional Observatory (ORA) as a platform for data sharing among member countries, but there is no public evidence that the observatory is operational. \n\nIn 2013, at an ACTO meeting in Ecuador, member countries agreed on by-laws for the operation of ORA [1]. In 2017, ACTO reported that at a meeting in Peru member countries had agreed to “redouble efforts” to set up the ORA so that it would be operational in the first half of 2018 [2]. As of April 2019, ACTO’s website does not contain active links to an ORA platform [3]. The ORA’s mission is to create an information system with indicators from member countries regarding development and sustainability in the Amazon region. Indicators would cover social, economic, ecological, demographic and cultural data [4]. ACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [5]. ASCA includes a line of action regarding Knowledge Management and Information Sharing. The ORA is supposed to help meet that goal [5]. ACTO's website does not contain any other information or references to platforms for sharing data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data [6]. \n\nSeparate from ACTO, and in the non-governmental sphere, the Amazonian Network of Geo-Referenced Socio-Environmental Information (RAISG) comprises eight institutions in six of the Amazon basin countries. RAISG produces maps and studies about the Amazon basin using information from member countries. For example, in 2017, RAISG published the Historic Cartography of Protected Natural Areas and Indigenous Territories in the Amazon, which compiled and analyzed information on the creation of protected areas and recognition of indigenous territories since the beginning of the 20th century [7]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"There is no shared database or platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data. On the website of the Sava Commission the only available data are those related to hydrological data. [1]\n\nThe Sava Geoportal, along with the related SavaGIS database and connecting web-applications, is fully operational since 2015. Currently, the Sava geodatabase is being populated by data related to 2nd Sava RBMP and the first Sava FRMP. In addition, the activities on integration of the existing navigation management applications within the SavaGIS platform are ongoing, with the ultimate goal of incorporating the data related to navigation in SavaGIS Geoportal, by establishing the navigation module. For now, preparatory activities for development of the sediment management and accident prevention modules are ongoing, together with further upgrade of the system in the part related to exchange of hydro meteorological data. [2] According to article 4 of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, the Parties shall, on a regular basis, exchange information on the water regime of the Sava River Basin, the regime of navigation, legislation, organizational structures, and administrative and technical practices. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member countries have discussed the creation and implementation of the Amazon Regional Observatory (ORA) as a platform for data sharing among member countries, but there is no public evidence that the observatory is operational. \n\nIn 2013, at an ACTO meeting in Ecuador, member countries agreed on by-laws for the operation of ORA [1]. In 2017, ACTO reported that at a meeting in Peru member countries had agreed to “redouble efforts” to set up the ORA so that it would be operational in the first half of 2018 [2]. As of April 2019, ACTO’s website does not contain active links to an ORA platform [3]. The ORA’s mission is to create an information system with indicators from member countries regarding development and sustainability in the Amazon region. Indicators would cover social, economic, ecological, demographic and cultural data [4]. ACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [5]. ASCA includes a line of action regarding Knowledge Management and Information Sharing. The ORA is supposed to help meet that goal [5]. ACTO's website does not contain any other information or references to platforms for sharing data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data [6]. \n\nSeparate from ACTO, and in the non-governmental sphere, the Amazonian Network of Geo-Referenced Socio-Environmental Information (RAISG) comprises eight institutions in six of the Amazon basin countries. RAISG produces maps and studies about the Amazon basin using information from member countries. For example, in 2017, RAISG published the Historic Cartography of Protected Natural Areas and Indigenous Territories in the Amazon, which compiled and analyzed information on the creation of protected areas and recognition of indigenous territories since the beginning of the 20th century [7]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, the Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS), of which Guinea is a full member, has a shared platform for the exchange of data. This is done primarily through the Coordination Committee [1] which is composed of the 4 National Coordination Committees (CNC) [2] and several Local Coordination Committees (CLC) [5].\n\nEach CNC is led by a Technical Coordinator who is assisted by four experts (statistics, transport, energy, and agriculture). The expert in planning and statistics is key to the exchange of data because (s)he is responsible for: (i) contributing to the implementation of the master plan for multisectoral integrated development of the Malian part of the Senegal River Basin; (ii) contributing to the establishment of the database and projects and ensure its functioning; (iii) contributing through this system of data banks, to the work of other experts & the OMVS Unit notably by carrying out studies and sharing all documents of monitoring, evaluation & integrated multisectoral development of the Malian part of the Senegal River Basin [2]. However, none of these documents seem to be publicly available on the OMVS website [3]. \n\nTo relay the work of the CNC on the ground, a local Coordination Committee (CLC) is created in each of the relevant departments in the Senegal River Basin. [5] One of their main support activities is to facilitate the participation of civil society through the NGOs which are members of the CLC [5]. A representative of each CLC sits at the CNC [5].\n\nMoreover, another team in the OMVS is also involved in data sharing: the Environment Observatory whose role is to monitor the evolution of the state of the environment and resources around the river basin and share this information with the member states and other OMVS partners. This data is to be used for the improvement and protection of the environment and is collected through questionnaires addressed by the Observatory to the various concerned institutions and partners [4]. \nThe exchange of information between the Observatory Service and the various partners of the network is governed by MoUs. There are two levels in establishing these data exchange agreements:\n(A) The first level is a Framework Cooperation Agreement (FCA) signed between the High Commissioner of the OMVS and the supervising Ministers from each Member State (e.g. Minister of Energy and Water in Mali). This FCA on behalf of the Government, obliges all relevant Technical Services to provide the OMVS with data useful to the Observatory in fulfilling its mission.\n(B) The second level is an Additive MoU to the FCA signed between the Heads of Technical Services producing the targeted data and the Head of the OMVS Environmental Observatory Service. [4]\nThe information produced is shared between these various stakeholders but does not appear to be publicly available on the OMV website [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"No, there is no formal data exchange platform as confirmed through multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [1], the Foreign Ministry [2], the Department of Environment [3], the Ministry of Energy [4] and the Ministry of Agriculture [5].\n\nIn 2012, the bureau for Iran-Iraq Economic Development Affairs announced that the Common Bureau of Coordination for Arvand river will Open Soon upon agreement of both countries [6] but no further actions were reported [7]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"No, there is no formal data exchange platform between riparian states of the Euphrates and Tigris river basins and currently active bilateral agreements related to data sharing [1,3,4,5]\n\nBetween 1980 and 1993, and then again between 2007-9, the Joint Technical Committee (JTC) tried, in vain, to develop transboundary water management processes. However, after 16 meetings, the technical committee was suspended due to ineffective dialogue. Currently, there is no evidence of a shared database or platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data. [2] \n\nAt a meeting on 2 September 2009, Turkey, Syria and Iraq decided to cooperate to initiate water training programmes, to monitor and exchange information related to climate change and drought conditions in the three countries, and to build/modernise water flow gauging stations [6]. However, there is no evidence these meetings took place [6] [7].\n\nTurkey and Iraq agreed to share hydrological and meteorological information and exchange expertise in these areas under the Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Environment and Forestry of the Republic of Turkey and the Ministry of Water Resources of the Republic of Iraq on Water of 2009 (one of 48 MoUs signed between the two countries at that time). [8] However reports state that these MoUs are yet to be implemented [9]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) maintains a shared platform for data exchange.\n \n One of the main ways through which the ICWC facilitates information exchange is through its Scientific-Information Centre (SIC), which maintains various databases and \"knowledge bases\". [1]\n \n The SIC maintains a database on the Syr Darya basin, which contains general information about the basin, including its morphology, water resources, water management structure and water quality, as well as data on water extraction since 1991. [2] The data is also available as a report processed by an array of computer models to deliver a combined report on the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins, designed to allow water management authorities, policymakers, and other stakeholders to track current and project future water flows in order to plan activity in the long and short term - the SIC states that data are updated every ten days. [3] While the data and analytics are not publicly available, the SIC publishes summaries of analysed data twice yearly on its website, and also maintains a public \"knowledge base\" on the Amu Darya basin, which collects books, articles, treaties, laws, maps and infographics related to it. [4, 5] The SIC also publishes a quarterly bulletin summarising water uptake data and also reporting on the ICWC's recent activity. [6]\n \n In addition, there are databases and \"knowledge bases\" on several other Central Asian river basins, as well as a database on indicators for sustainable development, a database of water management organizations, an interactive map showing best water management practices, a register of the region's water management complex, a \"knowledge base\" on integrated water resource management in Central Asia, a collection of national and international water legislation, a \"knowledge base\" on land reclamation and irrigated agriculture, a \"knowledge base\" on the safety of hydraulic structures, and a \"knowledge base\" on gender and water. [2, 7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) maintains a shared platform for data exchange, but Kyrgyzstan does not currently participate in the joint body and does not submit data to the shared platform.\n \n The ICWC was founded in 1992 when members Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement on transboundary water management. [1] The organization's purpose is to facilitate coordination and cooperation between its member states with regard to the management of water resources, including those of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, meeting quarterly, and its website lists Kyrgyzstan's State Committee for Water Management as a member. [1, 2] Kyrgyzstan \"froze\" its membership of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS; an umbrella organisation responsible for regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis and also for the ICWC and constituent organisations) in 2016, and since 2017 has not participated in ICWC meetings. [3, 4]\n \n The ICWC facilitates information exchange through its Scientific-Information Centre (SIC), which maintains various databases and \"knowledge bases\". [5] The SIC maintains a database on the Syr Darya basin, which contains general information about the basin, including its morphology, water resources, water management structure and water quality, as well as data on water extraction since 1991. [6] The data is also available as a report processed by an array of computer models to deliver a combined report on the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins, designed to allow water management authorities, policymakers, and other stakeholders to track current and project future water flows in order to plan activity in the long and short term - the SIC states that data are updated every ten days. [7] While the data and analytics are not publicly available, the SIC publishes summaries of analysed data twice yearly on its website, and also maintains a public \"knowledge base\" on the Amu Darya basin, which collects books, articles, treaties, laws, maps and infographics related to it. [8, 9]\n \n However, an expert interviewee stated that Kyrgyzstan stopped submitting water flow data to the SIC in 2015 due to concerns that SIC was controlled by the government of Uzbekistan, which provides all financing for the organisation and its headquarters. [3] The expert therefore noted that any data reported by ICWC on Kyrgyzstan is likely to be inaccurate, and also noted that all ICWC member states share Kyrgyzstan's concerns about SIC to some extent, meaning that other member states' data may also be inaccurate. [3] Nonetheless, the SIC's March 2020 report for the non-growing season reports that Kyrgyzstan abstracted at 0.03 km³ water since October 2019, compared to the quota of 0.037 km³ allocated by the ICWC. [10]\n \n In addition, there are databases and \"knowledge bases\" on several other Central Asian river basins, as well as a database on indicators for sustainable development, a database of water management organizations, an interactive map showing best water management practices, a register of the region's water management complex, a \"knowledge base\" on integrated water resource management in Central Asia, a collection of national and international water legislation, a \"knowledge base\" on land reclamation and irrigated agriculture, a \"knowledge base\" on the safety of hydraulic structures, and a \"knowledge base\" on gender and water. [2, 11]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"There is a shared platform developed by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for the exchange of data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data and Laos is a full-member.\n\nThe MRC has Procedures for Data and Information Exchange and Sharing (PDIES) in place. It was adopted in November 2001, setting a framework for the Member Countries to share and exchange data on water resources, topography, agriculture, navigation, flood management and ecology, among others [1]. A number of data platforms have been created to store and share a variety of data including spatial data, time series, non-spatial data, and technical document. Those platforms include the Mekong Information Platform, a website that facilitates the exchange of information on integrated water resources management in the Mekong River Basin; Community Site that acts as a gateway by providing numerous fora that enable the free exchange of knowledge; and topic-specific databases, which hold data related to specific topics, such as watersheds and socio-economic data, etc. There are evidences presented by the MRC in its latest annual report showing that its information system has been in use, and the organisation has shared data with the Member Countries, as well as regional and international organisations and research institutions. However, the MRC has recognized that the speed of information sharing, adapting and using the advancing technologies in data management, and data integrity need further improvements [2]. In addition, the Asian Development Bank-sponsored Greater Mekong Sub region (GMS) programme has an Environmental Operations Centre (EOC) that runs a data portal. The GMS covers a greater geographical area than the MRC, including more of China and areas of Vietnam and Thailand that are outside the Lower Mekong Basin covered by the MRC, and the EOC portal covers themes not monitored by the MRC including water and sanitation, emissions, economy and demography [3]. \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, the Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS), of which Mali is a full member, has a shared platform for the exchange of data. This is done primarily through the Coordination Committee [1] which is composed of the 4 National Coordination Committees (CNC) [2] and several Local Coordination Committees (CLC) [5].\n\nEach CNC is led by a Technical Coordinator who is assisted by four experts (statistics, transport, energy, and agriculture). The expert in planning and statistics is key to the exchange of data because (s)he is responsible for: (i) contributing to the implementation of the master plan for multisectoral integrated development of the Malian part of the Senegal River Basin; (ii) contributing to the establishment of the database and projects and ensure its functioning; (iii) contributing through this system of data banks, to the work of other experts & the OMVS Unit notably by carrying out studies and sharing all documents of monitoring, evaluation & integrated multisectoral development of the Malian part of the Senegal River Basin [2]. However, none of these documents seem to be publicly available on the OMVS website [3]. \n\nTo relay the work of the CNC on the ground, a local Coordination Committee (CLC) is created in each of the relevant departments in the Senegal River Basin. [5] One of their main support activities is to facilitate the participation of civil society through the NGOs which are members of the CLC [5]. A representative of each CLC sits at the CNC [5].\n\nMoreover, another team in the OMVS is also involved in data sharing: the Environment Observatory whose role is to monitor the evolution of the state of the environment and resources around the river basin and share this information with the member states and other OMVS partners. This data is to be used for the improvement and protection of the environment and is collected through questionnaires addressed by the Observatory to the various concerned institutions and partners [4]. \nThe exchange of information between the Observatory Service and the various partners of the network is governed by MoUs. There are two levels in establishing these data exchange agreements:\n(A) The first level is a Framework Cooperation Agreement (FCA) signed between the High Commissioner of the OMVS and the supervising Ministers from each Member State (e.g. Minister of Energy and Water in Mali). This FCA on behalf of the Government, obliges all relevant Technical Services to provide the OMVS with data useful to the Observatory in fulfilling its mission.\n(B) The second level is an Additive MoU to the FCA signed between the Heads of Technical Services producing the targeted data and the Head of the OMVS Environmental Observatory Service. [4]\nThe information produced is shared between these various stakeholders but does not appear to be publicly available on the OMV website [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, the Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS), of which Mauritania is a full member, has a shared platform for the exchange of data. This is done primarily through the Coordination Committee [1] which is composed of the 4 National Coordination Committees (CNC) [2] and several Local Coordination Committees (CLC) [5].\n\nEach CNC is led by a Technical Coordinator who is assisted by four experts (statistics, transport, energy, and agriculture). The expert in planning and statistics is key to the exchange of data because (s)he is responsible for: (i) contributing to the implementation of the master plan for multisectoral integrated development of the Malian part of the Senegal River Basin; (ii) contributing to the establishment of the database and projects and ensure its functioning; (iii) contributing through this system of data banks, to the work of other experts & the OMVS Unit notably by carrying out studies and sharing all documents of monitoring, evaluation & integrated multisectoral development of the Malian part of the Senegal River Basin [2]. However, none of these documents seem to be publicly available on the OMVS website [3]. \n\nTo relay the work of the CNC on the ground, a local Coordination Committee (CLC) is created in each of the relevant departments in the Senegal River Basin. [5] One of their main support activities is to facilitate the participation of civil society through the NGOs which are members of the CLC [5]. A representative of each CLC sits at the CNC [5].\n\nMoreover, another team in the OMVS is also involved in data sharing: the Environment Observatory whose role is to monitor the evolution of the state of the environment and resources around the river basin and share this information with the member states and other OMVS partners. This data is to be used for the improvement and protection of the environment and is collected through questionnaires addressed by the Observatory to the various concerned institutions and partners [4]. \nThe exchange of information between the Observatory Service and the various partners of the network is governed by MoUs. There are two levels in establishing these data exchange agreements:\n(A) The first level is a Framework Cooperation Agreement (FCA) signed between the High Commissioner of the OMVS and the supervising Ministers from each Member State (e.g. Minister of Energy and Water in Mali). This FCA on behalf of the Government, obliges all relevant Technical Services to provide the OMVS with data useful to the Observatory in fulfilling its mission.\n(B) The second level is an Additive MoU to the FCA signed between the Heads of Technical Services producing the targeted data and the Head of the OMVS Environmental Observatory Service. [4]\nThe information produced is shared between these various stakeholders but does not appear to be publicly available on the OMV website [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"Myanmar is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the MoU renewed in 2013. The MRC is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. MRC Secretariat has cooperated with Myanmar in a number of areas, such as improving the MRC’s hydro‐meteorological coverage by exchanging relevant monitoring and water-quality data and sharing technical expertise in flood prevention and management. [1] MRC Procedures do not apply to Myanmar as a non-member as mentioned explicitly in the MRC strategic plan. However, the principles of information sharing, dialogue and monitoring form the basis for MRC’s relations with Dialogue Partners. China is working with MRC and Myanmar to improve navigation on the Upper and Lower Mekong River under the MRC Navigation Programme per the 2011-2015 strategic cycle [2,3]. The MRC Data and Information Services Portal manages a range of data and information including time-series data, spatial data and non-spatial data, which supports the MRC core functions, Member Countries, and other stakeholders. The data is publicly available for download and is free. [4,5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member countries have discussed the creation and implementation of the Amazon Regional Observatory (ORA) as a platform for data sharing among member countries, but there is no public evidence that the observatory is operational. \n\nIn 2013, at an ACTO meeting in Ecuador, member countries agreed on by-laws for the operation of ORA [1]. In 2017, ACTO reported that at a meeting in Peru member countries had agreed to “redouble efforts” to set up the ORA so that it would be operational in the first half of 2018 [2]. As of April 2019, ACTO’s website does not contain active links to an ORA platform [3]. The ORA’s mission is to create an information system with indicators from member countries regarding development and sustainability in the Amazon region. Indicators would cover social, economic, ecological, demographic and cultural data [4]. ACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [5]. ASCA includes a line of action regarding Knowledge Management and Information Sharing. The ORA is supposed to help meet that goal [5]. ACTO's website does not contain any other information or references to platforms for sharing data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data [6]. \n\nSeparate from ACTO, and in the non-governmental sphere, the Amazonian Network of Geo-Referenced Socio-Environmental Information (RAISG) comprises eight institutions in six of the Amazon basin countries. RAISG produces maps and studies about the Amazon basin using information from member countries. For example, in 2017, RAISG published the Historic Cartography of Protected Natural Areas and Indigenous Territories in the Amazon, which compiled and analyzed information on the creation of protected areas and recognition of indigenous territories since the beginning of the 20th century [7]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, the Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS), of which Senegal is a full member, has a shared platform for the exchange of data. This is done primarily through the Coordination Committee [1] which is composed of the 4 National Coordination Committees (CNC) [2] and several Local Coordination Committees (CLC) [5].\n\nEach CNC is led by a Technical Coordinator who is assisted by four experts (statistics, transport, energy, and agriculture). The expert in planning and statistics is key to the exchange of data because (s)he is responsible for: (i) contributing to the implementation of the master plan for multisectoral integrated development of the Malian part of the Senegal River Basin; (ii) contributing to the establishment of the database and projects and ensure its functioning; (iii) contributing through this system of data banks, to the work of other experts & the OMVS Unit notably by carrying out studies and sharing all documents of monitoring, evaluation & integrated multisectoral development of the Malian part of the Senegal River Basin [2]. However, none of these documents seem to be publicly available on the OMVS website [3]. \n\nTo relay the work of the CNC on the ground, a local Coordination Committee (CLC) is created in each of the relevant departments in the Senegal River Basin. [5] One of their main support activities is to facilitate the participation of civil society through the NGOs which are members of the CLC [5]. A representative of each CLC sits at the CNC [5].\n\nMoreover, another team in the OMVS is also involved in data sharing: the Environment Observatory whose role is to monitor the evolution of the state of the environment and resources around the river basin and share this information with the member states and other OMVS partners. This data is to be used for the improvement and protection of the environment and is collected through questionnaires addressed by the Observatory to the various concerned institutions and partners [4]. \nThe exchange of information between the Observatory Service and the various partners of the network is governed by MoUs. There are two levels in establishing these data exchange agreements:\n(A) The first level is a Framework Cooperation Agreement (FCA) signed between the High Commissioner of the OMVS and the supervising Ministers from each Member State (e.g. Minister of Energy and Water in Mali). This FCA on behalf of the Government, obliges all relevant Technical Services to provide the OMVS with data useful to the Observatory in fulfilling its mission.\n(B) The second level is an Additive MoU to the FCA signed between the Heads of Technical Services producing the targeted data and the Head of the OMVS Environmental Observatory Service. [4]\nThe information produced is shared between these various stakeholders but does not appear to be publicly available on the OMV website [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"There is no shared database or platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data. On the website of the Sava Commission the only available data are those related to hydrological data. [1]\n\nThe Sava Geoportal, along with the related SavaGIS database and connecting web-applications, is fully operational since 2015. Currently, the Sava geodatabase is being populated by data related to 2nd Sava RBMP and the first Sava FRMP. In addition, the activities on integration of the existing navigation management applications within the SavaGIS platform are ongoing, with the ultimate goal of incorporating the data related to navigation in SavaGIS Geoportal, by establishing the navigation module. For now, preparatory activities for development of the sediment management and accident prevention modules are ongoing, together with further upgrade of the system in the part related to exchange of hydro meteorological data. [2] According to article 4 of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, the Parties shall, on a regular basis, exchange information on the water regime of the Sava River Basin, the regime of navigation, legislation, organizational structures, and administrative and technical practices. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"There is no shared database or platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data. On the website of the Sava Commission the only available data are those related to hydrological data. [1]\n\nThe Sava Geoportal, along with the related SavaGIS database and connecting web-applications, is fully operational since 2015. Currently, the Sava geodatabase is being populated by data related to 2nd Sava RBMP and the first Sava FRMP. In addition, the activities on integration of the existing navigation management applications within the SavaGIS platform are ongoing, with the ultimate goal of incorporating the data related to navigation in SavaGIS Geoportal, by establishing the navigation module. For now, preparatory activities for development of the sediment management and accident prevention modules are ongoing, together with further upgrade of the system in the part related to exchange of hydro meteorological data. [2] According to article 4 of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, the Parties shall, on a regular basis, exchange information on the water regime of the Sava River Basin, the regime of navigation, legislation, organizational structures, and administrative and technical practices. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"No, there is no formal data exchange platform between riparian states of the Euphrates and Tigris river basins - however there is evidence of some non-governmental but sanctionned initiatives.\n\nBetween 1980 and 1993, the Joint Technical Committee (JTC) tried, in vain, to develop transboundary water management processes. However, after 16 meetings, the technical committee was suspended due to ineffective dialogue. Currently, there is no evidence of a shared database or platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data. [2]\n\nIn 2005, the Euphrates-Tigris Initiative for Cooperation (ETIC) was established by a group of scholars and professionals from the three main riparian countries and USA [1] The overall goal of the initiative was to promote cooperation among the three riparians with a view to achieving technical, social and economic development in the ET region. The ETIC implemented joint training and capacity-building programmes in 2006–2011 for professionals, practitioners and government officials from Iraq, Iran, Syria and Turkey on dam safety, river hydrology, conflict management and geographic information systems. The ETIC also conducted the research project Collaborative Planning and Knowledge Development in the Tigris Euphrates Region between 2009 and 2012. The objectives of the project were to foster collaboration and build confidence among practitioners from the riparian countries, establish a data inventory for the ET region, harmonize it, organize capacity-building courses and produce a clearinghouse. The project team was composed of eight universities in Iraq, Syria and Turkey. [2]\n\nAt a meeting on 2 September 2009, Turkey, Syria and Iraq decided to cooperate to initiate water training programmes, to monitor and exchange information related to climate change and drought conditions in the three countries, and to build/modernise water flow gauging stations [3]. However, there is no evidence these meetings took place [3] [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) maintains a shared platform for data exchange.\n \n One of the main ways through which the ICWC facilitates information exchange is through its Scientific-Information Centre (SIC), which maintains various databases and \"knowledge bases\". [1]\n \n The SIC maintains a database on the Amu Darya basin, which contains general information about the basin, including its morphology, water resources, water management structure and water quality, as well as data on water extraction since 1991. [2] The data is also available as a report processed by an array of computer models to deliver a combined report on the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins, designed to allow water management authorities, policymakers, and other stakeholders to track current and project future water flows in order to plan activity in the long and short term - the SIC states that data are updated every ten days. [3] While the data and analytics are not publicly available, the SIC publishes summaries of analysed data twice yearly on its website, and also maintains a public \"knowledge base\" on the Amu Darya basin, which collects books, articles, treaties, laws, maps and infographics related to it. [4, 5] The SIC also publishes a quarterly bulletin summarising water uptake data and also reporting on the ICWC's recent activity. [6]\n \n In addition, there are databases and \"knowledge bases\" on several other Central Asian river basins, as well as a database on indicators for sustainable development, a database of water management organizations, an interactive map showing best water management practices, a register of the region's water management complex, a \"knowledge base\" on integrated water resource management in Central Asia, a collection of national and international water legislation, a \"knowledge base\" on land reclamation and irrigated agriculture, a \"knowledge base\" on the safety of hydraulic structures, and a \"knowledge base\" on gender and water. [2, 7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) maintains a shared platform for data exchange.\n \n One of the main ways through which the ICWC facilitates information exchange is through its Scientific-Information Centre (SIC), which maintains various databases and \"knowledge bases\". [1]\n \n The SIC maintains a database on the Syr Darya basin, which contains general information about the basin, including its morphology, water resources, water management structure and water quality, as well as data on water extraction since 1991. [2] The data is also available as a report processed by an array of computer models to deliver a combined report on the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins, designed to allow water management authorities, policymakers, and other stakeholders to track current and project future water flows in order to plan activity in the long and short term - the SIC states that data are updated every ten days. [3] While the data and analytics are not publicly available, the SIC publishes summaries of analysed data twice yearly on its website, and also maintains a public \"knowledge base\" on the Amu Darya basin, which collects books, articles, treaties, laws, maps and infographics related to it. [4, 5] The SIC also publishes a quarterly bulletin summarising water uptake data and also reporting on the ICWC's recent activity. [6]\n \n In addition, there are databases and \"knowledge bases\" on several other Central Asian river basins, as well as a database on indicators for sustainable development, a database of water management organizations, an interactive map showing best water management practices, a register of the region's water management complex, a \"knowledge base\" on integrated water resource management in Central Asia, a collection of national and international water legislation, a \"knowledge base\" on land reclamation and irrigated agriculture, a \"knowledge base\" on the safety of hydraulic structures, and a \"knowledge base\" on gender and water. [2, 7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"There is a shared platform developed by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for the exchange of data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data and Thailand is a full-member.\n\nThe MRC has Procedures for Data and Information Exchange and Sharing (PDIES) in place. It was adopted in November 2001, setting a framework for the Member Countries to share and exchange data on water resources, topography, agriculture, navigation, flood management and ecology, among others [1]. A number of data platforms have been created to store and share a variety of data including spatial data, time series, non-spatial data, and technical document. Those platforms include the Mekong Information Platform, a website that facilitates the exchange of information on integrated water resources management in the Mekong River Basin; Community Site that acts as a gateway by providing numerous fora that enable the free exchange of knowledge; and topic-specific databases, which hold data related to specific topics, such as watersheds and socio-economic data, etc. There are evidences presented by the MRC in its latest annual report showing that its information system has been in use, and the organisation has shared data with the Member Countries, as well as regional and international organisations and research institutions. However, the MRC has recognized that the speed of information sharing, adapting and using the advancing technologies in data management, and data integrity need further improvements [2]. In addition, the Asian Development Bank-sponsored Greater Mekong Sub region (GMS) programme has an Environmental Operations Centre (EOC) that runs a data portal. The GMS covers a greater geographical area than the MRC, including more of China and areas of Vietnam and Thailand that are outside the Lower Mekong Basin covered by the MRC, and the EOC portal covers themes not monitored by the MRC including water and sanitation, emissions, economy and demography [3]. \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"There is no currently active data sharing between Turkey and its riparian neighbours. \n\nAt a meeting on 2 September 2009, Turkey, Syria and Iraq decided to cooperate to initiate water training programmes, to monitor and exchange information related to climate change and drought conditions in the three countries, and to build/modernise water flow gauging stations [2]. However, there is no evidence these meetings took place [2] [3]. Turkey-Syrian relations were to deteriorate rapidly in 2011 due to the events in Syria. Meanwhile, Turkey and Iraq agreed to share hydrological and meteorological information and exchange expertise in these areas under the Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Environment and Forestry of the Republic of Turkey and the Ministry of Water Resources of the Republic of Iraq on Water of 2009 (one of 48 MoUs signed between the two countries at that time). [4] However reports state that these MoUs are yet to be implemented [5].\n\nWith respect to the sharing of data, Turkey states in its submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 only that “Data and information sharing efforts exist via bilateral meetings and Turkey shares requested data via diplomatic channels upon request.” [1] \n\nBetween 1980 and 1993, and then again between 2007-9, the Joint Technical Committee (JTC) tried, in vain, to develop transboundary water management processes. However, after 16 meetings, the technical committee was suspended due to ineffective dialogue. Currently, there is no evidence of a shared database or platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) maintains a shared platform for data exchange.\n \n One of the main ways through which the ICWC facilitates information exchange is through its Scientific-Information Centre (SIC), which maintains various databases and \"knowledge bases\". [1]\n \n The SIC maintains a database on the Amu Darya basin, which contains general information about the basin, including its morphology, water resources, water management structure and water quality, as well as data on water extraction since 1991. [2] The data is also available as a report processed by an array of computer models to deliver a combined report on the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins, designed to allow water management authorities, policymakers, and other stakeholders to track current and project future water flows in order to plan activity in the long and short term - the SIC states that data are updated every ten days. [3] While the data and analytics are not publicly available, the SIC publishes summaries of analysed data twice yearly on its website, and also maintains a public \"knowledge base\" on the Amu Darya basin, which collects books, articles, treaties, laws, maps and infographics related to it. [4, 5] The SIC also publishes a quarterly bulletin summarising water uptake data and also reporting on the ICWC's recent activity. [6]\n \n In addition, there are databases and \"knowledge bases\" on several other Central Asian river basins, as well as a database on indicators for sustainable development, a database of water management organizations, an interactive map showing best water management practices, a register of the region's water management complex, a \"knowledge base\" on integrated water resource management in Central Asia, a collection of national and international water legislation, a \"knowledge base\" on land reclamation and irrigated agriculture, a \"knowledge base\" on the safety of hydraulic structures, and a \"knowledge base\" on gender and water. [2, 7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) maintains a shared platform for data exchange.\n \n One of the main ways through which the ICWC facilitates information exchange is through its Scientific-Information Centre (SIC), which maintains various databases and \"knowledge bases\". [1]\n \n The SIC maintains a database on the Amu Darya basin, which contains general information about the basin, including its morphology, water resources, water management structure and water quality, as well as data on water extraction since 1991. [2] The data is also available as a report processed by an array of computer models to deliver a combined report on the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins, designed to allow water management authorities, policymakers, and other stakeholders to track current and project future water flows in order to plan activity in the long and short term - the SIC states that data are updated every ten days. [3] While the data and analytics are not publicly available, the SIC publishes summaries of analysed data twice yearly on its website, and also maintains a public \"knowledge base\" on the Amu Darya basin, which collects books, articles, treaties, laws, maps and infographics related to it. [4, 5] The SIC also publishes a quarterly bulletin summarising water uptake data and also reporting on the ICWC's recent activity. [6]\n \n In addition, there are databases and \"knowledge bases\" on several other Central Asian river basins, as well as a database on indicators for sustainable development, a database of water management organizations, an interactive map showing best water management practices, a register of the region's water management complex, a \"knowledge base\" on integrated water resource management in Central Asia, a collection of national and international water legislation, a \"knowledge base\" on land reclamation and irrigated agriculture, a \"knowledge base\" on the safety of hydraulic structures, and a \"knowledge base\" on gender and water. [2, 7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) maintains a shared platform for data exchange.\n \n One of the main ways through which the ICWC facilitates information exchange is through its Scientific-Information Centre (SIC), which maintains various databases and \"knowledge bases\". [1]\n \n The SIC maintains a database on the Syr Darya basin, which contains general information about the basin, including its morphology, water resources, water management structure and water quality, as well as data on water extraction since 1991. [2] The data is also available as a report processed by an array of computer models to deliver a combined report on the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins, designed to allow water management authorities, policymakers, and other stakeholders to track current and project future water flows in order to plan activity in the long and short term - the SIC states that data are updated every ten days. [3] While the data and analytics are not publicly available, the SIC publishes summaries of analysed data twice yearly on its website, and also maintains a public \"knowledge base\" on the Syr Darya basin, which collects books, articles, treaties, laws, maps and infographics related to it. [4, 5] The SIC also publishes a quarterly bulletin summarising water uptake data and also reporting on the ICWC's recent activity. [6]\n \n In addition, there are databases and \"knowledge bases\" on several other Central Asian river basins, as well as a database on indicators for sustainable development, a database of water management organizations, an interactive map showing best water management practices, a register of the region's water management complex, a \"knowledge base\" on integrated water resource management in Central Asia, a collection of national and international water legislation, a \"knowledge base\" on land reclamation and irrigated agriculture, a \"knowledge base\" on the safety of hydraulic structures, and a \"knowledge base\" on gender and water. [2, 7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member countries have discussed the creation and implementation of the Amazon Regional Observatory (ORA) as a platform for data sharing among member countries, but there is no public evidence that the observatory is operational. \n\nIn 2013, at an ACTO meeting in Ecuador, member countries agreed on by-laws for the operation of ORA [1]. In 2017, ACTO reported that at a meeting in Peru member countries had agreed to “redouble efforts” to set up the ORA so that it would be operational in the first half of 2018 [2]. As of April 2019, ACTO’s website does not contain active links to an ORA platform [3]. The ORA’s mission is to create an information system with indicators from member countries regarding development and sustainability in the Amazon region. Indicators would cover social, economic, ecological, demographic and cultural data [4]. ACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [5]. ASCA includes a line of action regarding Knowledge Management and Information Sharing. The ORA is supposed to help meet that goal [5]. ACTO's website does not contain any other information or references to platforms for sharing data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data [6]. \n\nSeparate from ACTO, and in the non-governmental sphere, the Amazonian Network of Geo-Referenced Socio-Environmental Information (RAISG) comprises eight institutions in six of the Amazon basin countries. RAISG produces maps and studies about the Amazon basin using information from member countries. For example, in 2017, RAISG published the Historic Cartography of Protected Natural Areas and Indigenous Territories in the Amazon, which compiled and analyzed information on the creation of protected areas and recognition of indigenous territories since the beginning of the 20th century [7]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"There is a shared platform developed by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for the exchange of data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data and Myanmar is a full-member.\n\nThe MRC has Procedures for Data and Information Exchange and Sharing (PDIES) in place. It was adopted in November 2001, setting a framework for the Member Countries to share and exchange data on water resources, topography, agriculture, navigation, flood management and ecology, among others [1]. A number of data platforms have been created to store and share a variety of data including spatial data, time series, non-spatial data, and technical document. Those platforms include the Mekong Information Platform, a website that facilitates the exchange of information on integrated water resources management in the Mekong River Basin; Community Site that acts as a gateway by providing numerous fora that enable the free exchange of knowledge; and topic-specific databases, which hold data related to specific topics, such as watersheds and socio-economic data, etc. There are evidences presented by the MRC in its latest annual report showing that its information system has been in use, and the organisation has shared data with the Member Countries, as well as regional and international organisations and research institutions. However, the MRC has recognized that the speed of information sharing, adapting and using the advancing technologies in data management, and data integrity need further improvements [2]. In addition, the Asian Development Bank-sponsored Greater Mekong Sub region (GMS) programme has an Environmental Operations Centre (EOC) that runs a data portal. The GMS covers a greater geographical area than the MRC, including more of China and areas of Vietnam and Thailand that are outside the Lower Mekong Basin covered by the MRC, and the EOC portal covers themes not monitored by the MRC including water and sanitation, emissions, economy and demography [3]. \n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Informational activity.\" (\"Информационная деятельность.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/inform.htm].\n \n [4] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Afghanistan: Knowledge base\", (\"Афганистан: база знаний\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/afghanistan/knowledge-base.htm]\n \n [5] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Afghanistan Water Resources: research and assessment\", (\"Водные ресурсы: исследования и оценка\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/afghanistan/index.htm].\n \n [6] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Water Resources of Afghanistan\", (\"Водные ресурсы Афганистана\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/afghanistan/data/index.htm].\n \n [7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/].\n \n [8] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [9] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. May 2018. \"Report about the technical meeting and training on hydrology and ecology for sustainable development in the Panj / Amu river basin between Tajikistan and Afghanistan\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/AF-TJ-meeting-report-10-12may2018_ENG_with_LoP_and_agenda.pdf]. \n \n [10] Zoi Environmental Network. February 2018. \"Cooperation between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the sphere of studying rivers and protecting nature: an illustrated resume\", (\"Сотрудничество Афганистана и Таджикистана в области изучения рек и охраны природы: Иллюстрированное резюме\"). [https://zoinet.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/AFG-TJK-cartoons-rus-lowres.pdf].\n \n [11] Man and Nature (\"Инсон ба Табиат\"). 26 June 2019. \"Outcomes of the high-level meeting between the Republic of Tajikistan and the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan\", (\"Итоги совещание высокопоставленных должностных лиц и технических экспертов Республики Таджикистан и Исламской Республики Афганистан\"). [http://environment.tj/itogi-soveshhanie-vysokopostavlennyh-dolzhnostnyh-lic-i-tehnicheskih-jekspertov-respubliki-tadzhikistan-i-islamskoj-respubliki-afganistan/]. \n \n [12] Ministry of Water and Energy of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. [https://nwara.gov.af/].\n \n [13] Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan. [https://www.mewr.tj/].\n \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Thematic knowledge bases.\" (\"Тематические базы знаний.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/knowledge_base.htm].\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Knowledge Base.\" (\"База знаний по бассейну реки Амударья.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/amudarya-knowledge-base/].\n \n [5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Executive bodies.\" (\"Исполнительные органы.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/bodies_ru.htm].\n \n [6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"About SIC ICWCCA.\" (\"О НИЦ МКВК.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/about.htm]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Latin American and Caribbean Economic System. ACTO’s Amazon Regional Observatory is Regulated in Quito. 2013. http://sursur.sela.org/listado-de-noticias/2013/06/reglamentan-en-quito-el-observatorio-regional-amazonico-de-la-otca/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Countries agree to redouble efforts to consolidate the Amazon Regional Observatory. 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/302\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 1st Meeting of the Amazon Regional Observatory. http://www.iiap.org.pe/upload/noticia/NOTI2131.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Agenda for Amazon Cooperation. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bfa5dfe5a1ca92b4efdb102ee8e54634.pdf\n[6] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA Search. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/search?query=compartir+datos\n[7] Amazonian Network of Geo-Referenced Socio-Environmental Information (RAISG). RAISG: a decade of innovation in the service of socio-environmental diversity of the Amazon. 2017. https://www.amazoniasocioambiental.org/en/radar/raisg-una-decada-de-innovacion-al-servicio-de-la-diversidad-socioambiental-de-la-amazonia/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [4] Mekong River Commission. \"ISO Catagories\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/search/search [5] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Latin American and Caribbean Economic System. ACTO’s Amazon Regional Observatory is Regulated in Quito. 2013. http://sursur.sela.org/listado-de-noticias/2013/06/reglamentan-en-quito-el-observatorio-regional-amazonico-de-la-otca/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Countries agree to redouble efforts to consolidate the Amazon Regional Observatory. 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/302\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 1st Meeting of the Amazon Regional Observatory. http://www.iiap.org.pe/upload/noticia/NOTI2131.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Agenda for Amazon Cooperation. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bfa5dfe5a1ca92b4efdb102ee8e54634.pdf\n[6] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA Search. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/search?query=compartir+datos\n[7] Amazonian Network of Geo-Referenced Socio-Environmental Information (RAISG). RAISG: a decade of innovation in the service of socio-environmental diversity of the Amazon. 2017. https://www.amazoniasocioambiental.org/en/radar/raisg-una-decada-de-innovacion-al-servicio-de-la-diversidad-socioambiental-de-la-amazonia/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [4] Mekong River Commission. \"ISO Catagories\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/search/search [5] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission, \"Procedures for Data and\nInformation Exchange and Sharing\", 2001, http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/Procedures-Data-Info-Exchange-n-Sharing.pdf.\n[2] Mekong River Commission, \"Upstream Partners\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Latin American and Caribbean Economic System. ACTO’s Amazon Regional Observatory is Regulated in Quito. 2013. http://sursur.sela.org/listado-de-noticias/2013/06/reglamentan-en-quito-el-observatorio-regional-amazonico-de-la-otca/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Countries agree to redouble efforts to consolidate the Amazon Regional Observatory. 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/302\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 1st Meeting of the Amazon Regional Observatory. http://www.iiap.org.pe/upload/noticia/NOTI2131.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Agenda for Amazon Cooperation. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bfa5dfe5a1ca92b4efdb102ee8e54634.pdf\n[6] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA Search. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/search?query=compartir+datos\n[7] Amazonian Network of Geo-Referenced Socio-Environmental Information (RAISG). RAISG: a decade of innovation in the service of socio-environmental diversity of the Amazon. 2017. https://www.amazoniasocioambiental.org/en/radar/raisg-una-decada-de-innovacion-al-servicio-de-la-diversidad-socioambiental-de-la-amazonia/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [4] Mekong River Commission. \"ISO Catagories\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/search/search [5] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Latin American and Caribbean Economic System. ACTO’s Amazon Regional Observatory is Regulated in Quito. 2013. http://sursur.sela.org/listado-de-noticias/2013/06/reglamentan-en-quito-el-observatorio-regional-amazonico-de-la-otca/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Countries agree to redouble efforts to consolidate the Amazon Regional Observatory. 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/302\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 1st Meeting of the Amazon Regional Observatory. http://www.iiap.org.pe/upload/noticia/NOTI2131.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Agenda for Amazon Cooperation. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bfa5dfe5a1ca92b4efdb102ee8e54634.pdf\n[6] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA Search. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/search?query=compartir+datos\n[7] Amazonian Network of Geo-Referenced Socio-Environmental Information (RAISG). RAISG: a decade of innovation in the service of socio-environmental diversity of the Amazon. 2017. https://www.amazoniasocioambiental.org/en/radar/raisg-una-decada-de-innovacion-al-servicio-de-la-diversidad-socioambiental-de-la-amazonia/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,))","v":"[1] OMVS, \"Comité de coordination (CLC / CNC)\", 2019, http://www.portail-omvs.org/participation-du-public/comites/comite-coordination-clc-cnc\n[2] Government of Mali, \"Decree N096-1853fMIA-SG: setting out the details of the organizational rules and operating procedures of the National Unit for Planning, Coordination and Monitoring of the Development of the Senegal River Basin (OMVS Unit)\", 1996, http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/mli13638.pdf\n[3] OMVS, \"Resource management\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/la-gestion-des-ressources\n[4] RIOB, \"35 years of OMVS\", 2007, https://www.riob.org/fr/file/259616/download?token=688WrpJa\n[5] Government of Senegal, \"Ministerial Order No. 2322MAH-CN OMVS of May 12, 2005 establishing, organizing and operating the National Project Coordination Committee of the Organization for the Development of the Senegal River.\", 2005, http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/sen139721.pdf - equivalent in Mali unavaialbe but as the same institution the legislation enshrining the CLCs in each of the 4 states is the same"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DY$4),,,,))","v":"1- Iranian Parliament Research Centre, http://rc.majlis.ir/fa \n2- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, \"News and Statements\", n/a, https://mfa.ir/ \n3- Department of Environment, \"News\", https://bit.ly/2w1o9gc\n4- Ministry of Energy, \"News, Water\", n/a, http://news.moe.gov.ir/News-List/4 \n5- Ministry of Agriculture \"News\", n/a, https://www.maj.ir/Index.aspx?page_=dorsaetoolsenews&order=list&lang=1&sub=0&tempname=Main&PageIdF=1596&PageId=68&methodName=findparent\n6- Iran Iraq Economic Development Affairs, \"Arvand CBC will Open Soon\", 2012, http://iieda.gov.ir/?p=2062\n7- Iranian Diplomacy Website, \"Iran-Iraq Border Dispute in Interview with the Legal Deputy of Foreign Ministry\", 2014, https://bit.ly/2GaI4iv"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DZ$4),,,,))","v":"1. Al-Bayan Center for Planning and Studies Publications Series \"Water Resources Policies in Iraq\" 2016 http://www.bayancenter.org/en/2016/03/641/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EA$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) Scientific Information Centre. \"Informational activity.\" (\"Информационная деятельность.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/inform.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Database.\" (\"База данных.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/database.htm].\n \n [3] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical tools\", (\"Аналитические инструменты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/analytical_tools.htm].\n \n [4] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical reports\", (\"Аналитические отчеты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/reports.htm].\n \n [5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Syr Darya Basin Knowledge Base.\" (\"База знаний по бассейну реки Сырдарья.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/syrdarya-knowledge-base/].\n \n [6] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020. \n \n [7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Knowledge Base\", (\"База знаний\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/knowledge_base.htm]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EB$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://91.203.172.83/activity2_ru.htm]. \n\n[3] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020. \n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 26 January 2017. \"Minutes of the 69th session of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Republic of Uzbekistan\", (\"Протокол 69-го заседания Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии (МКВК) Республики Казахстан, Кыргызской Республики, Республики Таджикистан, Туркменистана и Республики Узбекистан\"). [http://91.203.172.83/minutes/69-ru.pdf].\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) Scientific Information Centre. \"Informational activity.\" (\"Информационная деятельность.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/inform.htm].\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Database.\" (\"База данных.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/database.htm].\n\n[7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical tools\", (\"Аналитические инструменты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/analytical_tools.htm].\n\n[8] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical reports\", (\"Аналитические отчеты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/reports.htm].\n\n[9] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Syr Darya Basin Knowledge Base.\" (\"База знаний по бассейну реки Сырдарья.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/syrdarya-knowledge-base/].\n\n[10] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 2020. \"Analysis of the water management sityation in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya river basins for the non-growing season 2019-2020\", (\"Анализ водохозяйственной ситуации в бассейнах рек Сырдарьи и Амударьи за межвегетацию 2019-2020 года\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/pdf/analytical_report_2019-2020_ru.pdf].\n\n[11] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Knowledge Base\", (\"База знаний\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/knowledge_base.htm]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EC$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [4] Mekong River Commission. \"ISO Catagories\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/search/search [5] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ED$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ED$4),,,,))","v":"[1] OMVS, \"Comité de coordination (CLC / CNC)\", 2019, http://www.portail-omvs.org/participation-du-public/comites/comite-coordination-clc-cnc\n[2] Government of Mali, \"Decree N096-1853fMIA-SG: setting out the details of the organizational rules and operating procedures of the National Unit for Planning, Coordination and Monitoring of the Development of the Senegal River Basin (OMVS Unit)\", 1996, http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/mli13638.pdf\n[3] OMVS, \"Resource management\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/la-gestion-des-ressources\n[4] RIOB, \"35 years of OMVS\", 2007, https://www.riob.org/fr/file/259616/download?token=688WrpJa\n[5] Government of Senegal, \"Ministerial Order No. 2322MAH-CN OMVS of May 12, 2005 establishing, organizing and operating the National Project Coordination Committee of the Organization for the Development of the Senegal River.\", 2005, http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/sen139721.pdf - equivalent in Mali unavaialbe but as the same institution the legislation enshrining the CLCs in each of the 4 states is the same"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EE$4),,,,))","v":"[1] OMVS, \"Comité de coordination (CLC / CNC)\", 2019, http://www.portail-omvs.org/participation-du-public/comites/comite-coordination-clc-cnc\n[2] Government of Mali, \"Decree N096-1853fMIA-SG: setting out the details of the organizational rules and operating procedures of the National Unit for Planning, Coordination and Monitoring of the Development of the Senegal River Basin (OMVS Unit)\", 1996, http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/mli13638.pdf\n[3] OMVS, \"Resource management\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/la-gestion-des-ressources\n[4] RIOB, \"35 years of OMVS\", 2007, https://www.riob.org/fr/file/259616/download?token=688WrpJa\n[5] Government of Senegal, \"Ministerial Order No. 2322MAH-CN OMVS of May 12, 2005 establishing, organizing and operating the National Project Coordination Committee of the Organization for the Development of the Senegal River.\", 2005, http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/sen139721.pdf - equivalent in Mali unavaialbe but as the same institution the legislation enshrining the CLCs in each of the 4 states is the same"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EF$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [4] Mekong River Commission. \"ISO Catagories\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/search/search [5] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EG$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Latin American and Caribbean Economic System. ACTO’s Amazon Regional Observatory is Regulated in Quito. 2013. http://sursur.sela.org/listado-de-noticias/2013/06/reglamentan-en-quito-el-observatorio-regional-amazonico-de-la-otca/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Countries agree to redouble efforts to consolidate the Amazon Regional Observatory. 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/302\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 1st Meeting of the Amazon Regional Observatory. http://www.iiap.org.pe/upload/noticia/NOTI2131.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Agenda for Amazon Cooperation. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bfa5dfe5a1ca92b4efdb102ee8e54634.pdf\n[6] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA Search. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/search?query=compartir+datos\n[7] Amazonian Network of Geo-Referenced Socio-Environmental Information (RAISG). RAISG: a decade of innovation in the service of socio-environmental diversity of the Amazon. 2017. https://www.amazoniasocioambiental.org/en/radar/raisg-una-decada-de-innovacion-al-servicio-de-la-diversidad-socioambiental-de-la-amazonia/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EH$4),,,,))","v":"[1] OMVS, \"Comité de coordination (CLC / CNC)\", 2019, http://www.portail-omvs.org/participation-du-public/comites/comite-coordination-clc-cnc\n[2] Government of Mali, \"Decree N096-1853fMIA-SG: setting out the details of the organizational rules and operating procedures of the National Unit for Planning, Coordination and Monitoring of the Development of the Senegal River Basin (OMVS Unit)\", 1996, http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/mli13638.pdf\n[3] OMVS, \"Resource management\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/la-gestion-des-ressources\n[4] RIOB, \"35 years of OMVS\", 2007, https://www.riob.org/fr/file/259616/download?token=688WrpJa\n[5] Government of Senegal, \"Ministerial Order No. 2322MAH-CN OMVS of May 12, 2005 establishing, organizing and operating the National Project Coordination Committee of the Organization for the Development of the Senegal River.\", 2005, http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/sen139721.pdf - equivalent in Mali unavaialbe but as the same institution the legislation enshrining the CLCs in each of the 4 states is the same"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EI$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [4] Mekong River Commission. \"ISO Catagories\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/search/search [5] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EJ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [4] Mekong River Commission. \"ISO Catagories\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/search/search [5] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EK$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Euphrates-Tigris Initiative for Cooperation (ETIC).” Euro-Mediterranean Information\nSystem on Know-How in the Water Sector: International Portal, 2011.\nhttp://www.emwis.org/initiatives/fol060732/euphrates-tigris-initiative-cooperation\n\n[2] Aysegül Kibaroglu, International Journal of Water Resources Development, \"State-of-the-art review of transboundary water governance in the Euphrates–Tigris river basin\", 07 December 2017\nhttps://www.researchgate.net/profile/Ayseguel_Kibaroglu/publication/321655903_State-of-the-art_review_of_transboundary_water_governance_in_the_Euphrates-Tigris_river_basin/links/5af97f100f7e9b026bf7397c/State-of-the-art-review-of-transboundary-water-governance-in-the-Euphrates-Tigris-river-basin.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EL$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) Scientific Information Centre. \"Informational activity.\" (\"Информационная деятельность.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/inform.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Database.\" (\"База данных.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/database.htm].\n\n[3] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical tools\", (\"Аналитические инструменты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/analytical_tools.htm].\n\n[4] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical reports\", (\"Аналитические отчеты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/reports.htm].\n\n[5] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Amu Darya Basin Knowledge Base.\" (\"База знаний по бассейну реки Амударья.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/amudarya-knowledge-base/].\n\n[6] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020. \n\n[7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Knowledge Base\", (\"База знаний\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/knowledge_base.htm]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EM$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) Scientific Information Centre. \"Informational activity.\" (\"Информационная деятельность.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/inform.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Database.\" (\"База данных.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/database.htm].\n\n[3] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical tools\", (\"Аналитические инструменты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/analytical_tools.htm].\n\n[4] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical reports\", (\"Аналитические отчеты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/reports.htm].\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Syr Darya Basin Knowledge Base.\" (\"База знаний по бассейну реки Сырдарья.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/syrdarya-knowledge-base/].\n\n[6] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020. \n\n[7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Knowledge Base\", (\"База знаний\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/knowledge_base.htm]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EN$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [4] Mekong River Commission. \"ISO Catagories\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/search/search [5] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] UN Environment–DHI Centre on Water and Environment, IWRM Data Portal national submission file Turkey, 2017, http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Turkey\n[2] Ayşegül Kibaroğlu and Waltina Scheumann. 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[http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/reports.htm].\n\n[5] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Amu Darya Basin Knowledge Base.\" (\"База знаний по бассейну реки Амударья.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/amudarya-knowledge-base/].\n\n[6] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020. \n\n[7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Knowledge Base\", (\"База знаний\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/knowledge_base.htm]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) Scientific Information Centre. \"Informational activity.\" (\"Информационная деятельность.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/inform.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Database.\" (\"База данных.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/database.htm].\n\n[3] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical tools\", (\"Аналитические инструменты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/analytical_tools.htm].\n\n[4] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical reports\", (\"Аналитические отчеты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/reports.htm].\n\n[5] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Amu Darya Basin Knowledge Base.\" (\"База знаний по бассейну реки Амударья.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/amudarya-knowledge-base/].\n\n[6] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020. \n\n[7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Knowledge Base\", (\"База знаний\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/knowledge_base.htm]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ER$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ER$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) Scientific Information Centre. \"Informational activity.\" (\"Информационная деятельность.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/inform.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Database.\" (\"База данных.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/database.htm].\n\n[3] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical tools\", (\"Аналитические инструменты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/analytical_tools.htm].\n\n[4] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical reports\", (\"Аналитические отчеты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/reports.htm].\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Syr Darya Basin Knowledge Base.\" (\"База знаний по бассейну реки Сырдарья.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/syrdarya-knowledge-base/].\n\n[6] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020. \n\n[7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Knowledge Base\", (\"База знаний\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/knowledge_base.htm]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ES$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A44+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F44,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ES$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Latin American and Caribbean Economic System. ACTO’s Amazon Regional Observatory is Regulated in Quito. 2013. http://sursur.sela.org/listado-de-noticias/2013/06/reglamentan-en-quito-el-observatorio-regional-amazonico-de-la-otca/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 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is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] The ICWC facilitates information exchange through its Scientific-Information Centre (SIC), which maintains a range of databases and knowledge bases on its website. [3]\n \n The ICWC website includes a publicly available specific knowledge base on Afghanistan, made up of legislation, academic publications, and a general overview of the country's water resources, although there is no information is displayed on best available techniques and research activities. [4, 5] There is also a publicly available database covering all the main rivers in Afghanistan, not just the Amu Darya, including a wide range of hydrological information, but no emission monitoring data. [6] However, no statistics for any years later than 1980 are displayed (although general gathering of water statistics is reported to have ceased in the 1980s due to conflict) and there is no evidence of efforts to update them on the SIC website. [6, 7]\n \n Since 2010, Tajikistan and Afghanistan have developed and conducted joint monitoring of the Pyanj and Amu Darya rivers which constitute their border, with formal data exchange launched in 2015. [8] However, there is no evidence that this data exchange is based on an electronic database. In a seminar in 2018, stakeholders proposed that such a database and portal for public access be developed. [9]. In July 2019, representatives of the two countries' water ministries began the process of developing a road map for water management cooperation, including on data exchange, for the period 2020-2027. [10] Work was expected to continue at a meeting in Kabul in December 2019, but no further information about the road map was found on the website of the Ministry of Energy and Water or its counterpart in Tajikistan. 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As of April 2019, ACTO’s website does not contain active links to an ORA platform [3]. \n\nACTO's website does not contain any other information or references to platforms for sharing data that are open to the public[4]. \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"There is shared platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data. The website of the Sava Commission has available hydrological data. [1] Besides that, the SAVA geoportal is publicly available, as well as yearbooks. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member countries have discussed the creation and implementation of the Amazon Regional Observatory (ORA) as a platform for data sharing among member countries, but there is no public evidence that the observatory is operational. In 2013, at an ACTO meeting in Ecuador, member countries agreed on by-laws for the operation of ORA [1]. In 2017, ACTO reported that at a meeting in Peru member countries had agreed to “redouble efforts” to set up the ORA so that it would be operational in the first half of 2018 [2]. Based on the report, ORA's founding principles include information sharing and creating more knowledge about the Amazon, which indicate that ORA will be open to the public when it is launched [2]. As of April 2019, ACTO’s website does not contain active links to an ORA platform [3]. \n\nACTO's website does not contain any other information or references to platforms for sharing data that are open to the public[4]. \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"In 1995, the governments of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin and this created the Mekong River Commission (MRC). Cambodia is a full member of the MRC. [1] \n\nThe MRC has a data portal with information about hydrology and river monitoring, drought monitoring, water quality, flood monitoring and climate change and adaptation. [2] The data at both the Mekong River Commission (MRC) and Greater Mekong Sub region Environmental Operations Centre (GMS-EOC) portals is available to the public. [2, 3] There is an administrative charge for some data available through the MRC portal. The MRC has recognized that the data collected from its member countries are generally unreliable and need further improvement [4]. The RBO has been planning to improve database on irrigation at regional level as the previous database which was created under the Basin Development Plan (BDP) Programme in 2009 is out of date [5].\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) Data and Information Services Portal manages a range of data and information including time-series data, spatial data and non-spatial data, which supports the MRC core functions, Member Countries, and other stakeholders. A \"Data Portal\" is presented on the official website of MRC, where limited data is available for China [1]. But although China is not a member country, it renewed the agreement with the MRC on data sharing in 2013, which was originally signed in 2002 [2]. For example, on April 8 2019, China shared its data on the water flow in Jinghong, to help the downstream countries in MRC prepare for potential risks [3]. In the Flood Forecasting section, data from the Jing Hong station in China should be available [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member countries have discussed the creation and implementation of the Amazon Regional Observatory (ORA) as a platform for data sharing among member countries, but there is no public evidence that the observatory is operational. In 2013, at an ACTO meeting in Ecuador, member countries agreed on by-laws for the operation of ORA [1]. In 2017, ACTO reported that at a meeting in Peru member countries had agreed to “redouble efforts” to set up the ORA so that it would be operational in the first half of 2018 [2]. Based on the report, ORA's founding principles include information sharing and creating more knowledge about the Amazon, which indicate that ORA will be open to the public when it is launched [2]. As of April 2019, ACTO’s website does not contain active links to an ORA platform [3]. \n\nACTO's website does not contain any other information or references to platforms for sharing data that are open to the public[4]. \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"There is shared platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data. The website of the Sava Commission has available hydrological data. [1] Besides that, the SAVA geoportal is publicly available, as well as yearbooks. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member countries have discussed the creation and implementation of the Amazon Regional Observatory (ORA) as a platform for data sharing among member countries, but there is no public evidence that the observatory is operational. In 2013, at an ACTO meeting in Ecuador, member countries agreed on by-laws for the operation of ORA [1]. In 2017, ACTO reported that at a meeting in Peru member countries had agreed to “redouble efforts” to set up the ORA so that it would be operational in the first half of 2018 [2]. Based on the report, ORA's founding principles include information sharing and creating more knowledge about the Amazon, which indicate that ORA will be open to the public when it is launched [2]. As of April 2019, ACTO’s website does not contain active links to an ORA platform [3]. \n\nACTO's website does not contain any other information or references to platforms for sharing data that are open to the public[4]. \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"Guinea does not have in place a shared database or platform publicly available for basin states. \n\nIndeed, the Observatory of the environment has published a single annual report in 2006 , which provides data on quantity and quality of water resources, among other indicators. (1) Moreover, the database created by this entity within the OMVS, produces information which is supposedly made available to the public through a monthly hydrological bulletin. (2) Nevertheless, on the OMVS website, in the section \"Publication of hydrological bulletins\", none of these reports is available. (3) Finally, there is no evidence that any regional integration program makes reference to data and information sharing. (4) Finally, even on the webpage of the PGIRE which is the programme for IWRM there are no publicly available databases [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"No, there is no formal data exchange platform available to the public as confirmed through multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [1], the Foreign Ministry [2], the Department of Environment [3], the Ministry of Energy [4] and the Ministry of Agriculture [5]. The Algiers Agreement also does not mention any such platforms [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"No. There is no joint body formed from a transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement in the Tigris-Euphrates basin (1) (2) (3). Therefore there is no shared database. See section 1.4 for details of the history of efforts to develop cooperation with Syria, Turkey and Iran."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"Some data from the shared database is published twice yearly.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia's Scientific Information Centre (SIC) maintains a database of raw data and a portal of information produced through analytical models on the Syr Darya basin, but it is not publicly accessible. [1, 2] However, the SIC regularly publishes freely-accessible analytical summaries of data on the Syr Darya on its website, including data on predicted and actual water availability, releases of water from hydraulic facilities, actual water uptake by river section and reporting state, as well as water losses. [3, 4] Although the professional Syr Darya database is updated every ten days, the public analytical reports are published twice yearly, for the growing and non-growing seasons. [2, 3] Notably, the analytical reports include the water quotas for each country and river sector agreed by the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination, as well as the actual water uptake for each country; between October 2019 and March 2020 (the non-growing season), Kazakhstan was allocated a total of 0.52 km³ water from the Syr Darya, and actual water uptake was 0.5 km³. [3] The SIC also publishes a quarterly bulletin summarising water uptake data and also reporting on the ICWC's recent activity. [6]\n\n In addition, the SIC also maintains a \"knowledge base\" on the Syr Darya on its website, providing access to books, articles, infographics, maps, treaties and other documents; however, most of the academic articles available are dated pre-2014, although the majority of the knowledge base information is undated [5] All of these materials are available in Russian, and some are also available in English. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"Some data from the ICWC's shared database is published twice yearly, however, Kyrgyzstan does not currently participate in the ICWC and does not submit data to the database.\n \n The ICWC was founded in 1992 when members Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement on transboundary water management. [1] The organization's purpose is to facilitate coordination and cooperation between its member states with regard to the management of water resources, including those of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, meeting quarterly, and its website lists Kyrgyzstan's State Committee for Water Management as a member. [1, 2] Kyrgyzstan \"froze\" its membership of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS; an umbrella organisation responsible for regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis and also for the ICWC and constituent organisations) in 2016, and since 2017 has not participated in ICWC meetings. [3, 4]\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia's Scientific Information Centre (SIC) maintains a database of raw data and a portal of information produced through analytical models on the Syr Darya basin, but it is not publicly accessible. [5, 6] However, the SIC regularly publishes freely-accessible analytical summaries of data on the Syr Darya on its website, including data on predicted and actual water availability, releases of water from hydraulic facilities, actual water uptake by river section and reporting state, as well as water losses. [7, 8] Although the professional Syr Darya database is updated every ten days, the public analytical reports are published twice yearly, for the growing and non-growing seasons. [7, 8] Notably, the analytical reports include the water quotas for each country and river sector agreed by the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination, as well as the actual water uptake for each country; Kyrgyzstan's quota for the non-growing season October 2019 - March 2020 was 0.037 km³ and the report states that the country abstracted at 0.03 km³. [8]\n \n However, an expert interviewee stated that Kyrgyzstan stopped submitting water flow data to the SIC in 2015 due to concerns that SIC was controlled by the government of Uzbekistan, which provides all financing for the organisation and its headquarters. [3] The expert therefore noted that any data reported by ICWC on Kyrgyzstan is likely to be inaccurate, and also noted that all ICWC member states share Kyrgyzstan's concerns about SIC to some extent, meaning that other member states' data may also be inaccurate. [3] \n \n In addition, the SIC also maintains a \"knowledge base\" on the Syr Darya on its website, providing access to books, articles, infographics, maps, treaties and other documents; however, most of the academic articles available are dated pre-2014, although the majority of the knowledge base information is undated [9] All of these materials are available in Russian, and some are also available in English. [9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"In 1995, the governments of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin and this created the Mekong River Commission (MRC). Laos is a full member of the MRC. [1] \n\nThe MRC has a data portal with information about hydrology and river monitoring, drought monitoring, water quality, flood monitoring and climate change and adaptation. [2] The data at both the Mekong River Commission (MRC) and Greater Mekong Sub region Environmental Operations Centre (GMS-EOC) portals is available to the public. [2, 3] The information is largely free and some of it is available in Lao language. There is an administrative charge for some data available through the MRC portal. The MRC has recognized that the data collected from its member countries are generally unreliable and need further improvement [4]. The RBO has been planning to improve database on irrigation at regional level as the previous database which was created under the Basin Development Plan (BDP) Programme in 2009 is out of date [5].\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"Mali does not have in place a shared database or platform publicly available for basin states. \n\nIndeed, the Observatory of the environment has published a single annual report in 2006 , which provides data on quantity and quality of water resources, among other indicators. (1) Moreover, the database created by this entity within the OMVS, produces information which is supposedly made available to the public through a monthly hydrological bulletin. (2) Nevertheless, on the OMVS website, in the section \"Publication of hydrological bulletins\", none of these reports is available. (3) Finally, there is no evidence that any regional integration program makes reference to data and information sharing. (4) Finally, even on the webpage of the PGIRE which is the programme for IWRM there are no publicly available databases [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"Mauritania does not have in place a shared database or platform publicly available for basin states. \n\nIndeed, the Observatory of the environment has published a single annual report in 2006 , which provides data on quantity and quality of water resources, among other indicators. (1) Moreover, the database created by this entity within the OMVS, produces information which is supposedly made available to the public through a monthly hydrological bulletin. (2) Nevertheless, on the OMVS website, in the section \"Publication of hydrological bulletins\", none of these reports is available. (3) Finally, there is no evidence that any regional integration program makes reference to data and information sharing. (4) Finally, even on the webpage of the PGIRE which is the programme for IWRM there are no publicly available databases [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) Data and Information Services Portal manages a range of data and information including time-series data, spatial data and non-spatial data, which supports the MRC core functions, Member Countries, and other stakeholders. Some data is publicly available for download and is free (eg. the drought moniter while others are available as hardcopy with a request needed to access such as \"Fisheries Ecology of the Lower Mekong River : Myanmar to Tonle Sap River\" and \"Myanmar : Water Quality Monitoring and Assessment\". [1,2,3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member countries have discussed the creation and implementation of the Amazon Regional Observatory (ORA) as a platform for data sharing among member countries, but there is no public evidence that the observatory is operational. In 2013, at an ACTO meeting in Ecuador, member countries agreed on by-laws for the operation of ORA [1]. In 2017, ACTO reported that at a meeting in Peru member countries had agreed to “redouble efforts” to set up the ORA so that it would be operational in the first half of 2018 [2]. Based on the report, ORA's founding principles include information sharing and creating more knowledge about the Amazon, which indicate that ORA will be open to the public when it is launched [2]. As of April 2019, ACTO’s website does not contain active links to an ORA platform [3]. \n\nACTO's website does not contain any other information or references to platforms for sharing data that are open to the public[4]. \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"Senegal does not have in place a shared database or platform publicly available for basin states. \n\nIndeed, the Observatory of the environment has published a single annual report in 2006 , which provides data on quantity and quality of water resources, among other indicators. (1) Moreover, the database created by this entity within the OMVS, produces information which is supposedly made available to the public through a monthly hydrological bulletin. (2) Nevertheless, on the OMVS website, in the section \"Publication of hydrological bulletins\", none of these reports is available. (3) Finally, there is no evidence that any regional integration program makes reference to data and information sharing. (4) Finally, even on the webpage of the PGIRE which is the programme for IWRM there are no publicly available databases [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"There is shared platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data. The website of the Sava Commission has available hydrological data. [1] Besides that, the SAVA geoportal is publicly available, as well as yearbooks. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"There is shared platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data. The website of the Sava Commission was available hydrological data. [1] Besides that, the SAVA geoportal is publicly available, as well as yearbooks. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"No shared database is publicly available regarding data on the Euphrates-Tigris basin. Every bilateral agreement between Syria and riparian states was studied to explore any available public database. No current bilateral agreements between riparian states are known to share any database. [1][2][3][4][5][6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"Some data from the shared database is published twice yearly.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia's Scientific Information Centre (SIC) maintains a database of raw data and a portal of information produced through analytical models on the Amu Darya basin, but it is not publicly accessible. [1, 2] However, the SIC regularly publishes analytical summaries of data on the Amu Darya on its website, including data on predicted and actual water availability, releases of water from hydraulic facilities, actual water uptake by river section and reporting state, as well as water losses. [3, 4] Although the professional Amu Darya database is updated every ten days, the public analytical reports are published twice yearly, for the growing and non-growing seasons. [2, 3] Notably, the analytical reports include the water quotas for each country and river sector agreed by the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination, as well as the actual water uptake for each country; between October 2019 and March 2020 (the non-growing season), Tajikistan was allocated a total of 2.48 km³ water from the Amu Darya, and actual water uptake was 2.44 km³. [3] The SIC also publishes a quarterly bulletin summarising water uptake data and also reporting on the ICWC's recent activity. [6]\n \n In addition, the SIC also maintains a \"knowledge base\" on the Amu Darya on its website, providing access to books, articles, infographics, maps, treaties and other documents; however, most of the academic articles available are dated pre-2014, although the majority of the knowledge base information is undated. [5] All of these materials are available in Russian, and some are also available in English. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"Some data from the shared database is published twice yearly.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia's Scientific Information Centre (SIC) maintains a database of raw data and a portal of information produced through analytical models on the Syr Darya basin, but it is not publicly accessible. [1, 2] However, the SIC regularly publishes freely-accessible analytical summaries of data on the Syr Darya on its website, including data on predicted and actual water availability, releases of water from hydraulic facilities, actual water uptake by river section and reporting state, as well as water losses. [3, 4] Although the professional Syr Darya database is updated every ten days, the public analytical reports are published twice yearly, for the growing and non-growing seasons. [2, 3] Notably, the analytical reports include the water quotas for each country and river sector agreed by the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination, as well as the actual water uptake for each country; between October 2019 and March 2020 (the non-growing season), Tajikistan was allocated a total of 0.37 km³ water from the Syr Darya, and actual water uptake was 0.03 km³. [3] The SIC also publishes a quarterly bulletin summarising water uptake data and also reporting on the ICWC's recent activity. [6]\n \n In addition, the SIC also maintains a \"knowledge base\" on the Syr Darya on its website, providing access to books, articles, infographics, maps, treaties and other documents; however, most of the academic articles available are dated pre-2014, although the majority of the knowledge base information is undated [5] All of these materials are available in Russian, and some are also available in English. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"In 1995, the governments of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin and this created the Mekong River Commission (MRC). Thailand is a full member of the MRC. [1] \n\nThe MRC has a data portal with information about hydrology and river monitoring, drought monitoring, water quality, flood monitoring and climate change and adaptation. [2] The data at both the Mekong River Commission (MRC) and Greater Mekong Sub region Environmental Operations Centre (GMS-EOC) portals is available to the public. [2, 3] There is an administrative charge for some data available through the MRC portal. The MRC has recognized that the data collected from its member countries are generally unreliable and need further improvement [4]. The RBO has been planning to improve database on irrigation at regional level as the previous database which was created under the Basin Development Plan (BDP) Programme in 2009 is out of date [5].\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"There is no shared database or platform for exchange of data among the states in the Euphrates-Tigris basin. With respect to the sharing of data, Turkey states in its submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 only that “Data and information sharing efforts exist via bilateral meetings and Turkey shares requested data via diplomatic channels upon request.” [1,2,3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"Some data from the shared database is published twice yearly.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia's Scientific Information Centre (SIC) maintains a database of raw data and a portal of information produced through analytical models on the Amu Darya basin, but it is not publicly accessible. [1, 2] However, the SIC regularly publishes analytical summaries of data on the Amu Darya on its website, including data on predicted and actual water availability, releases of water from hydraulic facilities, actual water uptake by river section and reporting state, as well as water losses. [3, 4] Although the professional Amu Darya database is updated every ten days, the public analytical reports are published twice yearly, for the growing and non-growing seasons. [2, 3] Notably, the analytical reports include the water quotas for each country and river sector agreed by the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination, as well as the actual water uptake for each country; between October 2019 and March 2020 (the non-growing season), Turkmenistan was allocated a total of 6.50 km³ water from the Amu Darya, and actual water uptake was 6.78 km³. [3] The SIC also publishes a quarterly bulletin summarising water uptake data and also reporting on the ICWC's recent activity. [6]\n \n In addition, the SIC also maintains a \"knowledge base\" on the Amu Darya on its website, providing access to books, articles, infographics, maps, treaties and other documents; however, most of the academic articles available are dated pre-2014, although the majority of the knowledge base information is undated. [5] All of these materials are available in Russian, and some are also available in English. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"Some data from the shared database is published twice yearly.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia's Scientific Information Centre (SIC) maintains a database of raw data and a portal of information produced through analytical models on the Amu Darya basin, but it is not publicly accessible. [1, 2] However, the SIC regularly publishes analytical summaries of data on the Amu Darya on its website, including data on predicted and actual water availability, releases of water from hydraulic facilities, actual water uptake by river section and reporting state, as well as water losses. [3, 4] Although the professional Amu Darya database is updated every ten days, the public analytical reports are published twice yearly, for the growing and non-growing seasons. [2, 3] Notably, the analytical reports include the water quotas for each country and river sector agreed by the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination, as well as the actual water uptake for each country; between October 2019 and March 2020 (the non-growing season), Uzbekistan was allocated a total of 6.35 km³ water from the Amu Darya, and actual water uptake was 6.59 km³. [3] The SIC also publishes a quarterly bulletin summarising water uptake data and also reporting on the ICWC's recent activity. [6]\n \n In addition, the SIC also maintains a \"knowledge base\" on the Amu Darya on its website, providing access to books, articles, infographics, maps, treaties and other documents; however, most of the academic articles available are dated pre-2014, although the majority of the knowledge base information is undated. [5] All of these materials are available in Russian, and some are also available in English. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"Some data from the shared database is published twice yearly.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia's Scientific Information Centre (SIC) maintains a database of raw data and a portal of information produced through analytical models on the Syr Darya basin, but it is not publicly accessible. [1, 2] However, the SIC regularly publishes freely-accessible analytical summaries of data on the Syr Darya on its website, including data on predicted and actual water availability, releases of water from hydraulic facilities, actual water uptake by river section and reporting state, as well as water losses. [3, 4] Although the professional Syr Darya database is updated every ten days, the public analytical reports are published twice yearly, for the growing and non-growing seasons. [2, 3] Notably, the analytical reports include the water quotas for each country and river sector agreed by the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination, as well as the actual water uptake for each country; between October 2019 and March 2020 (the non-growing season), Uzbekistan was allocated a total of 2.48 km³ water from the Syr Darya, and actual water uptake was 2.44 km³. [3] The SIC also publishes a quarterly bulletin summarising water uptake data and also reporting on the ICWC's recent activity. [6]\n \n In addition, the SIC also maintains a \"knowledge base\" on the Syr Darya on its website, providing access to books, articles, infographics, maps, treaties and other documents; however, most of the academic articles available are dated pre-2014, although the majority of the knowledge base information is undated [5] All of these materials are available in Russian, and some are also available in English. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member countries have discussed the creation and implementation of the Amazon Regional Observatory (ORA) as a platform for data sharing among member countries, but there is no public evidence that the observatory is operational. In 2013, at an ACTO meeting in Ecuador, member countries agreed on by-laws for the operation of ORA [1]. In 2017, ACTO reported that at a meeting in Peru member countries had agreed to “redouble efforts” to set up the ORA so that it would be operational in the first half of 2018 [2]. Based on the report, ORA's founding principles include information sharing and creating more knowledge about the Amazon, which indicate that ORA will be open to the public when it is launched [2]. As of April 2019, ACTO’s website does not contain active links to an ORA platform [3]. \n\nACTO's website does not contain any other information or references to platforms for sharing data that are open to the public[4]. \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"In 1995, the governments of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin and this created the Mekong River Commission (MRC). Vietnam is a full member of the MRC. [1] \n\nThe MRC has a data portal with information about hydrology and river monitoring, drought monitoring, water quality, flood monitoring and climate change and adaptation. [2] The data at both the Mekong River Commission (MRC) and Greater Mekong Sub region Environmental Operations Centre (GMS-EOC) portals is available to the public. [2, 3] There is an administrative charge for some data available through the MRC portal. The MRC has recognized that the data collected from its member countries are generally unreliable and need further improvement [4]. The RBO has been planning to improve database on irrigation at regional level as the previous database which was created under the Basin Development Plan (BDP) Programme in 2009 is out of date [5].\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Informational activity.\" (\"Информационная деятельность.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/inform.htm].\n \n [4] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Afghanistan: Knowledge base\", (\"Афганистан: база знаний\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/afghanistan/knowledge-base.htm]\n \n [5] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Afghanistan Water Resources: research and assessment\", (\"Водные ресурсы: исследования и оценка\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/afghanistan/index.htm].\n \n [6] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Water Resources of Afghanistan\", (\"Водные ресурсы Афганистана\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/afghanistan/data/index.htm].\n \n [7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/].\n \n [8] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [9] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. May 2018. \"Report about the technical meeting and training on hydrology and ecology for sustainable development in the Panj / Amu river basin between Tajikistan and Afghanistan\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/AF-TJ-meeting-report-10-12may2018_ENG_with_LoP_and_agenda.pdf]. \n \n [10] Man and Nature (\"Инсон ба Табиат\"). 26 June 2019. \"Outcomes of the high-level meeting between the Republic of Tajikistan and the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan\", (\"Итоги совещание высокопоставленных должностных лиц и технических экспертов Республики Таджикистан и Исламской Республики Афганистан\"). [http://environment.tj/itogi-soveshhanie-vysokopostavlennyh-dolzhnostnyh-lic-i-tehnicheskih-jekspertov-respubliki-tadzhikistan-i-islamskoj-respubliki-afganistan/]. \n \n [11] Ministry of Water and Energy of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. [https://nwara.gov.af/].\n \n [12] Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan. [https://www.mewr.tj/]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Latin American and Caribbean Economic System. ACTO’s Amazon Regional Observatory is Regulated in Quito. 2013. http://sursur.sela.org/listado-de-noticias/2013/06/reglamentan-en-quito-el-observatorio-regional-amazonico-de-la-otca/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Countries agree to redouble efforts to consolidate the Amazon Regional Observatory. 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/302\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA Search. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/search?query=compartir+datos"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"ISO Catagories\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/search/search [2] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index [3] Mekong River Commission. \"Drought Moniter\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/charts/droughtMonitor"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Latin American and Caribbean Economic System. ACTO’s Amazon Regional Observatory is Regulated in Quito. 2013. http://sursur.sela.org/listado-de-noticias/2013/06/reglamentan-en-quito-el-observatorio-regional-amazonico-de-la-otca/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Countries agree to redouble efforts to consolidate the Amazon Regional Observatory. 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/302\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA Search. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/search?query=compartir+datos"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"ISO Catagories\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/search/search [2] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index [3] Mekong River Commission. \"Drought Moniter\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/charts/droughtMonitor"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission, \"Data Portal\", accessed in 2019, http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index.\n[2] Mekong River Commission, \"Upstream Partners\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/.\n[3] Mekong River Commission, \"Water flow in Jinghong of China to decrease, but without significant impact downstream\", 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/news/water-flow-in-jinghong-of-china-to-decrease-but-without-significant-impact-downstream/.\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Latin American and Caribbean Economic System. ACTO’s Amazon Regional Observatory is Regulated in Quito. 2013. http://sursur.sela.org/listado-de-noticias/2013/06/reglamentan-en-quito-el-observatorio-regional-amazonico-de-la-otca/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Countries agree to redouble efforts to consolidate the Amazon Regional Observatory. 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/302\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA Search. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/search?query=compartir+datos"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"ISO Catagories\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/search/search [2] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index [3] Mekong River Commission. \"Drought Moniter\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/charts/droughtMonitor"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Latin American and Caribbean Economic System. ACTO’s Amazon Regional Observatory is Regulated in Quito. 2013. http://sursur.sela.org/listado-de-noticias/2013/06/reglamentan-en-quito-el-observatorio-regional-amazonico-de-la-otca/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Countries agree to redouble efforts to consolidate the Amazon Regional Observatory. 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/302\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA Search. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/search?query=compartir+datos"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,))","v":"(1)Observatoire de l’Environnement. 2006. \"Rapport annuel sur l'État de\nl'Environnement et des\nRessources Naturelles du\nBassin du Fleuve Sénégal \". [https://www.riob.org/fr/file/260249/download?token=LwX31jrc].\n(2) OMVS. \"Domaines d'intervention\".[http://www.omvs.org/content/domaines-dintervention].\n(3) OMVS. \"Publication of hydrological bullletins\".[http://www.omvs.org/content/publications-bulletins-hydrologique].\n(4) OMVS. \"Les programmes\". [http://www.omvs.org/content/les-programmes]. \n[5] OMVS, \"PGIRE\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/le-pgire-0"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DY$4),,,,))","v":"1- Iranian Parliament Research Centre, http://rc.majlis.ir/fa \n2- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, \"News and Statements\", n/a, https://mfa.ir/ \n3- Department of Environment, \"News\", https://bit.ly/2w1o9gc \n4- Ministry of Energy, \"News, Water\", n/a, http://news.moe.gov.ir/News-List/4 \n5- Ministry of Agriculture \"News\", n/a, https://www.maj.ir/Index.aspx?page_=dorsaetoolsenews&order=list&lang=1&sub=0&tempname=Main&PageIdF=1596&PageId=68&methodName=findparent\n6- Energy Laws Review (Journal), \"Analysis of Iran's Transboundary Water Course Contracts with its Neighbours\", 2018, https://jrels.ut.ac.ir/article_65818_43f07f8695337409d978139cac9550c6.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DZ$4),,,,))","v":"(1) FAO \" Iraq - International agreements\" 2019 https://bit.ly/(2JE7OGY\n(2) International Water Law Project \"Transboundary Water Management Organizations\" 2019 https://www.internationalwaterlaw.org/institutions/transboundary_wmos.html\n(3) UN-ESWCA \"Inventory of Shared Water Resources in Western Asia\" 2013 https://waterinventory.org/sites/waterinventory.org/files/chapters/Chapter-01-Euphrates-River-Basin-web.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EA$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) Scientific Information Centre. \"Database.\" (\"База данных.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/database.htm].\n \n [2] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical tools\", (\"Аналитические инструменты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/analytical_tools.htm].\n \n [3] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical reports\", (\"Аналитические отчеты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/reports.htm].\n \n [4] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 2020. \"Analysis of the water management sityation in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya river basins for the non-growing season 2019-2020\", (\"Анализ водохозяйственной ситуации в бассейнах рек Сырдарьи и Амударьи за межвегетацию 2019-2020 года\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/pdf/analytical_report_2019-2020_ru.pdf].\n \n [5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Syr Darya Basin Knowledge Base.\" (\"База знаний по бассейну реки Сырдарья.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/syrdarya-knowledge-base/].\n\n[6] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"ICWC Bulletins\", (\"Бюллетени МКВК\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/icwc8.htm]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A45+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F45,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EB$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://91.203.172.83/activity2_ru.htm]. \n\n[3] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020. \n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 26 January 2017. \"Minutes of the 69th session of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Republic of Uzbekistan\", (\"Протокол 69-го заседания Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии (МКВК) Республики Казахстан, Кыргызской Республики, Республики Таджикистан, Туркменистана и Республики Узбекистан\"). [http://91.203.172.83/minutes/69-ru.pdf].\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) Scientific Information Centre. \"Database.\" (\"База данных.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/database.htm].\n\n[6] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical tools\", (\"Аналитические инструменты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/analytical_tools.htm].\n\n[7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical reports\", (\"Аналитические отчеты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/reports.htm].\n\n[8] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 2020. \"Analysis of the water management sityation in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya river basins for the non-growing season 2019-2020\", (\"Анализ водохозяйственной ситуации в бассейнах рек Сырдарьи и Амударьи за межвегетацию 2019-2020 года\"). 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Afghanistan, there is a system for national monitoring of water availability, however the results are not publically available. \n \n According to an academic interviewed, Afghanistan has conducted national monitoring of water availability since 2008. [1] The Ministry of Energy and Water was supported by international partners to rebuild abandoned and destroyed water monitoring facilities and restore lost capacity from the mid-2000s. [2, 3] Despite this, coverage of water monitoring can be limited, and low capacity from Ministry technicians limits its scope. [1, 2] The Ministry of Energy and Water has seven departments responsible for different parts of the water monitoring process, with no coherent or harmonised procedures in place. [9] Water monitoring data is considered sensitive by the government due to the security situation in the country, and therefore the data that is collected is not made public. [1] The type of data collected and the regularity of monitoring have not been reported on the Ministry website or by international observors. [2, 3, 6, 9]\n \n The National Water Affairs Regulation Authority (which replaced the Ministry of Energy and Water in 2019) activity report for 2019 briefly mentions plans to develop the hydrological data system - by 2020, 43 water flow monitoring devices of a planned 70 had been installed, divided between the country's five river basins. [10] The authority also plans to establish a data center in the Department of Water Resources for analysis of hydrometrological figures, as well as development of six laboratories for analysis of water sediments. [10] However, no further information on this plan was found on the NWARA website. [6]\n \n Since 2005, the Danish Committee for Aid to Afghan Refugees (DACAAR) has conducted groundwater monitoring in the country. [4] DACAAR conducts groundwater monitoring in 29 provinces of Afghanistan through the construction of 363 Ground Water Monitoring Wells covering approximately 85 percent of the river basins of the country. Depending on the security situation of the area, Groundwater Monitoring Teams visit these wells on a monthly basis to measure water levels and test water samples on a semi-annual basis. [5] However, no results of the monitoring conducted by DACAAR are publicly available. [5]\n \n No further information on the national water monitoring system was found on the websites of the NWARA, the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation and the Ministry of Rural Development. [6, 7, 8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Bolivia has a regular monitoring programme of water availability and results are publicly available. \n\nThe National Service of Meteorology and Hydrology (SENAMHI) 's Hydrology Unit is tasked with carrying out water level monitoring, creating forecasts and alerts, and installing and maintaining monitoring stations [3]. SENAMHI was created by Supreme Decree 08465 of 1968, and is a technical agency under the control of the Ministry of Environment and Water [4]. \n\nSENAMHI provides daily water levels for bodies of water measured across the country and made publicly available via its website [1]. The Hydrological Bulletins are published weekly and the most recent report on SENAMHI’s website is from May 2019 [1]. Inside the bulletins, SENAMHI provides current and historical water level data from monitoring stations in four different basins/watersheds, which cover the entire national territory [2]. SENAMHI’s Hydrology Unit is tasked with carrying out water level monitoring, creating forecasts and alerts, and installing and maintaining monitoring stations [3]. \n\nThe Ministry of Environment and Water also hosts the Information System for Water and Sanitation in Bolivia (SIAB), but a login is required to access the data and it is not clear what information is shared via the system [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"In Bosnia and Herzegovina there is a system for national monitoring of water availability.\n\nArticles 14, 41, 44-47 of the Water Law of Republic of Srpska and articles 3, 22, 29, 91 of the Water Law of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina regulate water monitoring, including of water availability. A system is based on the entity level Water Monitoring Plan and in Republic of Srpska it is responsibility of the Water Srpska, while in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina it is responsibility of the Agency for the Sava River Basin and Agency for the Adriatic Sea Basin. [2, 3]\n\nBosnia and Herzegovina is not scored for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on National monitoring of water availability (includes surface and/or groundwater, as relevant to the country) because of internal state organisation. However, the assessment states that monitoring is the responsibility of entity level institutions. The assessment suggests that monitoring is performed in accordance with available resources (human, technical and financial). Most information on results of the monitoring are publicly available, and specific information are available to stakeholders on their request. A Hydrological yearbook is published on an annual basis issued for the entity Federation of BiH by the Federal hydro-meteorological institute, Sava River Watershed Agency and Adriatic Sea Watershed Agency. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"Brazil has the National Hydrometeorological Network, which is a system that monitors water availability in the entire country and the results are publically available.\n\nThe National Hydrometeorological Network is composed of over 4,000 stations spread across the country, which monitor the volume of rain, the level and drainage of rivers, the quantity of sediments, and evaporation and quality of water. The National Hydrometeorological Network is run by the National Water Agency (ANA). [1]\n\nANA makes the data available through three systems. \"Hydroweb\" contains all data collected by the National Hydrometeorological Network. \"Telemetria\" contains hydrological data collected real-time by the stations. [1] The third system, the National System of Information on Water Resources (SNIRH), is a mechanism to share data with other relevant bodies, including ministries, the private sector and civil society. [1] The SNIRH is a mechanism established by the National Policy for Water Resources, created by Law no. 9,433 of 1997. In this law, the SNIRH can be found in Articles 25, 26 and 27. Article 26-III explicitly states that \"data access and information is guaranteed for all of society\". [2] The SNIRH's principles are to decentralise the collection and production of data and information, but then centralise it through a unified coordinated system. The SNIRH is managed by the National System for the Management of Water Resources, which is presided by the National Council for Water Resources (CNRH). [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"Cambodia doesn't have a system for national monitoring of water availability, but it has implemented some monitoring programmes on ad-hoc basis.\n\nCambodia, as a member of the MRC, has the responsibilities to implement activities of its part of the joint water monitoring program with the support and coordination of the MRC. Department of Hydrology and River Works under the Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology has been carrying out Discharge and Sediment Monitoring Project to collect, compile and provide water level, discharge and suspended sediment transport data at stations along the Mekong River and Bassac River in the Mekong Basin [1]. A Hydrological station network is also in place. There are currently 200 manual rainfall stations in Cambodia, approximately 10 of which are delivering continuous time-series data, and 127 hydrological stations are also present, 97 of which monitor water level [2]. Hydrological data are regularly updated and publicly available on the website of Department of Hydrology and River Works [3]. However, to date no groundwater exploitation data is available in Cambodia, although groundwater has been a main source of water for many people in rural areas especially in dry season. In the past 20 years, only two major research projects have conducted (one by Japan International Cooperation Agency in 2002 and the other one by the International Development Enterprises in 2008) [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"The Ministry of Water Resources (MWR) is responsible for regular monitoring of the water resources in China [1]. It has an online information system that publishes real time data on the major basin areas, rivers, reservoirs, etc. This platform also publishes warnings on potential floods or drought [2]. In 2012, the MWR and Ministry of Finance initiated a national programme to build a more robust water resources monitoring system [3]. In 2018, the Ministry of Water Resources published the “Measures on Monitoring Provincial Boundaries of Waters” [4]. In 2019, a monitoring system for undergound waters was completed [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"Colombia’s National Monitoring Program for Water Resources (PNMRH) monitors water availability in the country, and some data is publicly available. \nThe PNMRH is a product of the National Policy for the Integrated Management of Water Resources 2010-2022 (PNGIRH). The PNMRH has five objectives, including collecting water data and creating knowledge on Colombia’s water cycle, and communicating that information broadly to promote greater participation in management of water resources [1]. The PNMRH’s monitoring network includes around 3,200 stations that monitor water quality and availability throughout the country [2]. In 2016, the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development undertook a process to update the PNMRH. The document reporting on the update process notes that the PNMRH monitors the quantity of water in surface bodies as well as subterranean waters [3]. \nWater data is centralized in the Water Resource Information System (SIRH), and data series on water availability are publically available for the monitoring stations [4]. The available data includes the average water supply, average supply during dry season, demand, vulnerability and regulation index. Monitoring stations are accessible by region, zone and subzone or by department and municipality [4]. The SIRH's website does not include a feature to request additional information [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"In Croatia there is a system for national monitoring of water availability. \n\nIn 2016 Croatian introduced their Long term Monitoring Programme, that aims to comprehensively capture the quality and quantity of water across the country [2]. It will also upgrade the current monitoring system [2]. The current Croatian Waters process collects information on (i) monitoring of the status of waters, (ii) hydrological and meteorological monitoring, (iii) monitoring of the load and emission into water, (iv) the monitoring of the state of water structures, and (v) monitoring established in the procedures of the strategic Environmental Impact Assessment of Planned Water Management Documents. [2] The Organisation publishes the results of this monitoring in annual plans prepared in line with the Ordinance on the Standard of Water Quality. [3]\n\nCroatia reports the score 80 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on National monitoring of water availability (includes surface and/or groundwater, as relevant to the country). The assessment states that \"in order to retain a high level of efficient protection from water-related diseases, the quality of drinking water in Croatia is monitored by authorized institutes in accordance with the water quality control standards\". The Institute for Public Health and its laboratories is in charge for monitoring of the quality of the water for human consumption on regular basis. The surface and groundwater is monitored by Croatian Waters -the water agency which also has its own laboratory. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Ecuador has a system for national monitoring of water availability and the results are publicly available. \n\nThe National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (INAMHI) maintains a network of hydrological monitoring stations throughout Ecuador [1]. INAHMI’s website contains a publicly available visualization tool that lists 40 monitoring stations, which are distributed geographically across the country. Current and historical water level data can be consulted for each station, although as of May 2019 some of the stations were not updating properly [2]. The tool also lists stations by basin or watershed, as well as by status (no data, normal, yellow alert, red alert) [2]. The network covers about 90% of basins in the country and all of Ecuador's hydrographic regions have at least one monitoring station [3, 4, 5] INAMHI's monitoring network is separate from the Secretariat of Water's Public Water Registry (RPA), which was unreachable as of May 2019 [6, 7].\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"There is a a system for national monitoring of water availability in place in Guiniea, however its current functionality is hard to ascertain and the restults are not open to the public.\n\nThe National Hydraulics Directorate within the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics is the technical structure responsible for the implementation of the main hydrological activities throughout the country. \n\nThe agency has four Technical Divisions: the Hydrology Division, the Research Division and the Water Resources Planning Division, the legislation and Regulations Division and the National Flood Forecasting Center. The Hydrology Division is responsible for monitoring the water availability. It is composed of 86 stations, with approximatively 50 of them currently operating. This information is then processed and hydrological reports are then published each year. (1) Nevertheless, none of these hydrological reports could be found in the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics, in the National Directorate of Water and Forests or in the Ministry of Environment, Water and Forests. (2,3,4) Moreover, there is no evidence of a programme related to national monitoring of water availability in the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page (it does not have an official website), in the National Directorate of Water and Forests or in reports from the National Hydraulics Directorate (3,4,5) No further information could be found in the National Hydraulics Directorate since it does not have its own website.\n\nHowever, in a report supported by the UN on the development of IWRM in Guinea, it is stated that hydrometeorological databases are available through the National Hydraulics Directorate. However, no further information could be found in this agency, since it does not have its own website. It is also mentioned that, although there are monitoring stations in place, data exploitation rarely occurs. (6)\n\nFinally, the country gets the score of 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question for national monitoring of water availability. The assessment states that in Guinea, long-term national monitoring is carried out, but with limited coverage. Moreover, its use by stakeholders is also limited . (7) \n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"National monitoring of water availability is undertaken as part of by Iran's Water Monitoring System (IWMS) - which is operated by the Ministry of Energy. \n\nThere is a national water consumption and availability portal for farmers ,SAMAB, that registers all the data regarding water availability and consumption [1]. The pilot portal was first operational in 2011 and was initiated by the Management of Water Resources' Company - however it can only be accessed by the relevant stakeholder holders [2]. \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"The Iraqi Ministry of Water Resources has two specialized departments of the Ministry responsible for water monitoring, inc: \n- The General Authority for Groundwater: prepares hydrogeological studies and investigations on the location water reservoirs by drilling wells that monitor underground water (2) \n- The National Center for Water Resource Management: Work on establishing a sophisticated communication system which aim to transfer field information to policy makers in order to ensure fair distribution of water quotas, maintain acceptable water quality, and direct research studies to increase irrigation efficiency, use unconventional water resources and conduct experiments for salt water or heavy water use. (3)\n\n\n--- Below is related to quality, not availability----\nMore recently, in July 2018, the Ministry of Construction and Housing announced the launch of the largest national water monitoring project, which consists of seven specialized stations on the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. These stations will be monitor the quality of water in order to insure an immediate treatment in case of any emergency situation related to pollution. (4) However, as shown by the FAO report on Iraq these local systems of monitoring of water availability are insufficient in dealing with severe pollution issues as they are developed in the whole of the Iraqi national territory. These challenges are further complicated by security problems that make national infrastructure particularly vulnerable to terrorist attacks (5). \n\nThus, Iraq has been receiving important technical and financial support from international organizations and partner governments to reinforce its system for national monitoring of water availability. \n\n- The European Union undertook in 2017 a project to monitor water quality in 10 different provinces through the Spanish company Domains and organized training for local cadres to deal with monitoring modern systems. (6)\n\n- The UNICEF launched in 2010 its project \"Evaluation of Water Quality Control and Surveillance in Iraq\". The first phase of this project was funded at USD 6.26 million and aimed at expanding the water quality monitoring network, include wastewater treatment plants and perform extra quality analysis to meet Iraqi national and WHO standards for drinking water. A network of 15 governorate, 30 district and 220 water quality laboratories were established at water treatment plants. It also included a delivery of 7 water quality monitoring mobile laboratories (3 for Ministry of Environment, 2 for Ministry of Municipalities and one each for Mayoralty of Baghdad and Erbil). (7)\n\n- WHO: In 2013, the WHO has trained laboratory technicians and sanitary inspectors on water quality monitoring and testing and supported the Ministry of Environment in implementing an environmental and hygiene awareness campaigns. (8)\n\n- World Bank: The World Bank is currently working in coordination with Iraqi government on the “Baghdad Water Supply and Sewerage Improvement Project” (2018-2023). This project includes a US$ 10 million fund for the improvement of monitoring and evaluation of water quality. (9)\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"A system for national monitoring of water availability is in place and data are published publicly.\n \n Kazakhstan's 2003 Water Code mandates the conduct of regular systematic determination of the amount of water available in surface and sub-surface water bodies, including information on water quality, safety for industrial or human use and actual usage, to be implemented by the hydrometereological service, Kazgidromet, of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources. [1, 2] Procedure for this monitoring requires the establishment and operation of a network of water monitoring stations to measure water quantity and quality, and thus determine the water resources available nationwide, as well as to maintain a database on water resources available in each region of the country and all river basins, lakes, and parts of these. [3] Additionally, water users, defined under the Water Code as individuals and legal entities authorised to receive and use water resources for own or commercial needs, are required to report the amount of water received. This is realised in practice by submission of statistics through official forms to the National Statistics Committee. [3, 8] At local level, in addition to Kazgidromet monitoring posts, the Committee for Water Resources' Basin Inspectorates, responsible for water resource management in individual basins, are responsible for collection of water availability data, by operating and maintaining measuring instruments installed at hydraulic facilities and verifying water users' reports on volumes of water received. [1, 4] \n \n Kazgidromet conducts constant monitoring of water availability from 352 monitoring posts nationwide, conducting daily measurements of water level and temperature, with assessment of water use data conducted every ten days. [5] Water flow data is published daily on the body's website. [6] \n \n Despite this, a 2020 report by the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) describes \"confusion\" in water availability statistics in Kazakhstan, stating that different agencies use different statistics, and proposes the creation of a Single Register of water resources, to be updated annually. [7] \n \n Under the Water Code, water availability figures are to be made available to a range of interested state agencies, and partially publicised annually by the State Water Cadastre. [1] However, water cadastre publications, including water availability statistics, were only found for the years 2010-2017 on the ICWC website. [8, 9] No evidence of an electronic Water Cadastre publication was found on the websites of the Ministry of Ecology or Kazgidromet. [10, 11] However, country-level statistics on water abstraction, use, losses, recycling and its quality are published by the country's Statistics Agency on its website, based on information reported by water users and collated by the Committee for Water Resources. [12, 13] However, this data is not disaggregated by river basin or region of the country. [12]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"There is a system for national monitoring of water availability in Kyrgyzstan but the results are not regularly published.\n \n In Kyrgyzstan, the State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘SAW’), previously the Department of Water Resources and Land Improvement of the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Improvement of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘DWRLI’) until 2019, is charged with “water monitoring functions” and mandated to monitor the status and use of water resources in collaboration with other state bodies, local governments and water users. [1] Indeed, the State Hydrometeorology Body (“Kyrgyzhydromet”) is specially authorised to contribute to the development of the information system for monitoring of water resources and to maintain the “State Water Cadastre” (which includes information on the quantity and quality of surface waters, the quantity and quality of underground waters, the status, condition and location of state owned water economy constructions and irrigation systems, etc.). According to information on a Water Information System developed for the SAW under a World Bank project in 2018, Kyrgyzhydromet contributes (unspecified) data to the SAW for inclusion into the database. [7, 8] \n \n Under its establishing legislation, Kyrgyzhydromet is charged with monitoring “all hydrometeorological information” to the “satisfaction of the needs of the population”, which includes surface waters, underground waters, and glacial waters (no mention is made of sustaining additional water demands after considering other current water uses and water conditions). [3] Additionally, Kyrgyzhydromet is required to “regularly” collect, analyse and monitor information, though no specific timescales are mentioned in its founding legislation. [3]\n \n Under its establishing legislation, Kyrgyzhydromet is also charged with “the presentation of information in the field of hydrology and hydro metrology”. [3] All general data and information (defined as factual and prognostic information received and collected in the manner established by the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic) should be presented without delay and can be communicated to users (consumers) in textual and tabular graphical form by mail, through the media, by telegraph, through electronic communication networks in regular messages and upon request. [3]\n \n Activities of Kyrgyzhydromet are financed through the state budget and “special means” (payments from the consumers of specialised information). [3] It is unclear how regularly monitoring activities are carried out; Kyrgyzhydromet's website shows that water levels were last published in May 2018. [4] The Kyrgyzhydromet website does not give an indication of which resources it uses, or how it carries out water monitoring activities. [4]\n \n However, a local water resources expert interviewee noted that Kyrgyzhydromet only carries out regular monitoring of water availability for a very limited number of water bodies (Lake Issyk-Kul and the Talas River), and that this information is not actually shared with the SAW, but is actually obtained within the framework of an entirely separate project framework funded by the Finnish Environment Institute. [2] This project, running 2014-2018, developed an Information System of Environment Monitoring over Water Objects, covering Lake Issyk-Kul and Son Kul, to be maintained by Kyrgyzhydromet and the State Agency for Environmental Protection and Forestry. [9] The system was reported to be accessible online in 2018. [10] However, no webpage for the system could be found online, and a website for the Finnish Environment Institute project contains no information dated later than 2018. [11] The local water expert interviewed noted that in practice, information on Kyrgyzhydromet’s water quantity monitoring activities is not made publicly available. [2] \n \n Additionally, according to a 2013 report on integrated water resources management in Kyrgyzstan by the Ministry of Agriculture and Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, the National Statistical Committee (‘NSC’) of the Kyrgyz Republic was responsible for \"public accounting and supervision of statistical reporting on the condition and use of water resources\". [5] However, the report does not state whether the NSC publishes these statistics. [5] At the time of research, the website of the NSC was found to include recent data relating to water use, but there is no data on the availability of water resources. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"In Laos, no water availability monitoring programme has been established yet. \n\nSome sector and location specific monitoring does occur, but there is no available evidence for a coordinated, regular or systematic programme. The Ministry of Public Works and Transport monitors water availability for urban water supply, but has stated that there is a lack of a systematic or national approach to defining the ground water resource. [1] In late 2018 the government asked all hydropower projects to report on water flows, storage and releases as part of what the World Bank describes as “crucial energy sector reforms” in the absence of management of water resources, including coordination of power facilities with non-power uses of water”. [2] Efforts over the last twelve years to set up river basin-wide water resource planning in Laos’s Nam Ngum river basin have included some water availability studies and reveal that Laos has the highest per capita water availability in Asia. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"Yes Mali has a national system to monitor and assess water based on a network of observation stations and results are published publicly on a weekly basis.\n\nThe National Directorate of Hydraulics (DNH) is responsible for the monitoring and observation of the surface water network and updating the national hydrological data base [1]. The data is shared on an electronic portal Hydraccess to which only the concerned parties have access [1]. However, the DNH regularly publishes hydrological bulletins on its website [2], which are updated on a weekly basis [3]. These bulletins concern Mali's main rivers: Senegal, Niger, and their affluents. Water height, debit flow, and other variables are measured on a daily basis at various stations, 14 of which are featured in the weekly bulletins [3]. However, there are about 150 stations across the country that are operated by the DNH and the data has been continuously collected since 1903 for the Senegal river [1]. The database belongs to the DNH and it can be accessed upon demand by the relevant stakeholders (e.g. Ministry of Energy and Water representatives, academic researchers, representatives of potable water companies, NGOs and local water users associations, etc.) to the DNH. [1], [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"The monitoring of water availability in Mauritania is done through hydro-geological and geophysical studies, research boreholes and piezometric monitoring of aquifers in operation [1]. It is under the remit of the National Center for Water Resources (CNRE), a public administrative institution responsible for the exploration, assessment, monitoring and protection of water resources [2]. However, the data is not publicly available as the CNRE does not have a website itself, and no such data is available on the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation's website either [3]. It is to be noted that the OMVS regularly monitors water levels through its stations on the river Senegal [4]. It also appears that a private copmany, the BACOMAB Trust Fund is monitoring Mauritania's waters regularly [5], [6] but this is not done by the public institutions."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"In 2014, Myanmar’s Water Resources Committee (NWRC) introduced the National Water Policy (NWP) with plans for data collection and monitoring. However, Myanmar doesn't have a system for national monitoring of water availability, but it has implemented some monitoring programmes in collaboration with international organizations.\n\nIn Myanmar, Monitoring has been carried out in collaboration with various international organizations and covers water availability. Data, however, is not publicly available although summaries are found in reports. [1] The Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation, Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department is also running a pilot project of groundwater monitoring in Myanmar. The monitoring data, however, is not available publicly. [2] The Department of Meteorology and Hydrology does routine assessment of water in major rivers as well as monitor acid deposition. Records are available on their website. [3,4] Apart from DMH, there are some governmental agencies such as: Yangon/ Mandalay City Development Committee, Department of Health, Department of Atomic Energy, Irrigation Department, Water Resources Utilization Department etc., which monitor water and air qualities in various areas respectively. The monitored areas includes farmland, hydropower stations, livestock farms, forests, industrial wastewater, etc. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"There is a regular monitoring programme of water availability and results are publicly available, however some area require registration in order to access the data. \n\nThe National Authority of Water (ANA) is responsible for monitoring and collecting data on water availability in Perú. The ANA operates a portal, the National Information System of Water Resources (SNIRH), which is the technological and institutional network created to support the National Water Resources Management System. SNIRH consists of data from various institutions that generate information about water. [1] Users need to register and a national ID is required - therefore this information cannot be considered fully \"public\" [1,2]\n\nThe ANA SNIRH portal does produce a daily, publically available, report, under the menu option “Reporte”, that summarizes the water supply of rivers, reservoirs, lakes and other bodies of water. [3]\n\nThe ANA collaborates in particular with the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation to publish data through the Official Water Information System (Sistema Oficial de Información del Agua, SOFIA). [3,4] Data on wastewater permits and the total allowed discharge is publically available. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"In Senegal a system for national monitoring of water availability is in place. However, there is insufficient information to confirm that results are regularly published.\n\nThe Directorate of Water Resources Management and Planning (DGPRE), has the responsibility of monitoring the different aquifers and rivers and generating data that is then distributed through the different agencies. (1) The DGPRE has 72 hydrological stations that generate data to monitor surface water. (2) Nevertheless, results from this monitoring system could not be found on the DUPREes website or in the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation. (3,4) The country gets the score of 70 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question for national monitoring of water availability. The assessment states that in SÉNÉGAL, long-term national monitoring is carried out, with a very good coverage and an adequate use by stakeholders . (5) \n\nMoreover, the National Center for Water and Sanitation has, within its mandate, the responsibility to centralize, exploit and value the data, but also share it. Indeed \"the mission of the Center is to bring together the different departments of the Ministry and the actors involved in the water sector in order to centralize all their publications, data produced and information, process, digitize, and make them available to users who need them as part of their work\". This platform is available through a user registry.(6) However, the website associated to this platform, where you should be able to enter the user name, could not be found online. However, this center is physically open to the public, at the Headquarters in Dakar(6). In this sense, further information could not be provided about the regularity of publication of the monitoring reports."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"In Serbia there is a system for national monitoring of water availability.\n\nA Programme for monitoring status of water is performed on annual basis by the Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) based on requirements outlined in the Water Law [5]. The requirements outline the quality and quantity metrics (Article 93 and 122) that should be included and was updated by Decree in 2016 [6]. This legislation is implemented through a Programme for monitoring status of water is approved by the Government in the form of ordinance. [1, 2]. The ordinance is implemented by SEPA [1]. Monitoring data is publicly available on the website of the Environmental Protection Agency. The data on this website appears up to date. [3] \n\nThere are 3470 controlled installations, 110 staff dedicated to monitoring water in Serbia. These are run by the state inspectorate [7]\n\nIn addition, Serbia reports the score 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on National monitoring of water availability (includes surface and/or groundwater, as relevant to the country). The assessment states that since 2003, Provincial Secretariat for Urban Planning and Environmental Protection carries out monitoring of surface and groundwater on the territory of AP Vojvodina, as a complement to the National water quality monitoring performed by Serbian Environmental Protection Agency. Also, surface and groundwater monitoring is performed by the Republic Hydrometeorological Service of Serbia and some monitoring has been implemented through projects by different stakeholders, such as Institute for Water Jaroslav Cerni. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"In Slovenia there is a system for national monitoring of water availability. \n\nThere is evidence of a significant monitoring system due to the up to date Information available at the website of the Environment Agency. This site includes water data such as: water permits, hydrological forecast, water status, emissions to water, water quality. [2] Collection of this data necessities significant water monitoring infrastructure. \n\nSlovenia reports the score 70 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on National monitoring of water availability (includes surface and/or groundwater, as relevant to the country). The assessment states that the monitoring systems are established at different levels and in line with the provisions of the EU Water Framework Directive (e.g. state level for monitoring the status of water, level of polluters and holders of water rights for the monitoring of pressures following the logic of the PPP) and provide reliable information with good coverage. Information is publicly available at the Slovenian Environment Agency http://www.arso.gov.si/ Beside water quality monitoring, hydrological monitoring are also in place and available at the same institution. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"There is some evidence that the Ministry of Water Resources undertakes some limited monitoring of water availability. \n\nAccording to INECO, “Institutional and Economic Instruments for Sustainable Water Management in the Mediterranean Basin”, an Action Project supported by the European Commission, there is lack of efficient systems for monitoring the quantity and quality of water resources in Syria. [1] There is lack of high‐level expertise, equipment, supplies, laboratories, raw materials, spare parts and financial transparency to provide data for water quantity in the country. However the report does state that somoe limited monitoring does take place [1,2]\n\nThe executive instructions of the Syrian Water Legislation (No.31) entrusts the Ministry of Water resources to provide national monitoring of water quantity through the formation of various committees such as the General Authority for Water Resources. However, the document does not provide an procedural outline for the same, nor any evidence of implementation. [2]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"There is a system for national monitoring of water availability in the Republic of Tajikistan, however it is limited and not all results are publicly available.\n \n Under its establishing decree, the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan (‘MEWR’) is responsible for monitoring water bodies together with other specially authorized state bodies. [1] Under the 2011 Law on Environmental Monitoring, Tajikhydromet, the state hydrometeorological service, is charged with collecting data on surface water reserves. [2] Tajikhydromet is also responsible for developing an electronic information system on water resources and to maintaining the Water Cadastre, which includes information on the quantity and quality of surface and ground water, among other data. [2] However, this legislation does not stipulate any requirements for Tajikhydromet to collect, analyse and monitor data on the quantity and quality of surface and ground water (i.e. there are no specific requirements mentioned on modalities and regularity of water monitoring). [1, 3]\n \n According to a 2017 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (‘UNECE’), the water resources monitoring networks in the Republic of Tajikistan are poorly equipped, particularly those of the Committee on Environmental Protection, including Tajikhydromet. [4] The report notes that due to a lack of equipment and resources, the amount of monitoring points is limited for ambient air and water pollution. [4]\n \n Regulations require Tajikhydromet to make water monitoring data available to the public through its website, and through TAJSTAT, the statistics agency. [2, 3] However, the UNECE report notes that collection of water statistics was suspended in 2010, and that comprehensive data on water use and water pollution are no longer available. [4] The 2017 report suggests (though it does not say explicitly) that collection of water statistics was carried out before 2010; however, no other evidence was found to suggest that such data was being collected before 2010. [4]\n \n In 2019 a statistical report on “Environmental Protection” was published by TAJSTAT, which included up-to-date information on the availability of drinking water resources, levels of water resources in Tajikistan’s water bodies and water use statistics. [5] However, no more recent data on water resources in Tajikistan was available on the TAJSTAT website. [6] No data on water availability was found on Tajikhydromet’s website. [7]\n \n According to a water resources expert interviewee, the MEWR does carry out certain water body monitoring activities in practice, in co-operation with the Agency for Land Reclamation and Irrigation, which include data on irrigation diversions and withdrawals. However, the results of these monitoring activities are not made available to the public. [8] Indeed, a search of the National Water Information System - which was created by the World Bank for the MEWR from 2019 - showed that data was available for water resources, though this information is not available to the public. [9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"There is a system for national monitoring of water availability in the Republic of Tajikistan, however it is limited and not all results are publicly available.\n \n Under its establishing decree, the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan (‘MEWR’) is responsible for monitoring water bodies together with other specially authorized state bodies. [1] Under the 2011 Law on Environmental Monitoring, Tajikhydromet, the state hydrometeorological service, is charged with collecting data on surface water reserves. [2] Tajikhydromet is also responsible for developing an electronic information system on water resources and to maintaining the Water Cadastre, which includes information on the quantity and quality of surface and ground water, among other data. [2] However, this legislation does not stipulate any requirements for Tajikhydromet to collect, analyse and monitor data on the quantity and quality of surface and ground water (i.e. there are no specific requirements mentioned on modalities and regularity of water monitoring). [1, 3]\n \n According to a 2017 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (‘UNECE’), the water resources monitoring networks in the Republic of Tajikistan are poorly equipped, particularly those of the Committee on Environmental Protection, including Tajikhydromet. [4] The report notes that due to a lack of equipment and resources, the amount of monitoring points is limited for ambient air and water pollution. [4]\n \n Regulations require Tajikhydromet to make water monitoring data available to the public through its website, and through TAJSTAT, the statistics agency. [2, 3] However, the UNECE report notes that collection of water statistics was suspended in 2010, and that comprehensive data on water use and water pollution are no longer available. [4] The 2017 report suggests (though it does not say explicitly) that collection of water statistics was carried out before 2010; however, no other evidence was found to suggest that such data was being collected before 2010. [4]\n \n In 2019 a statistical report on “Environmental Protection” was published by TAJSTAT, which included up-to-date information on the availability of drinking water resources, levels of water resources in Tajikistan’s water bodies and water use statistics. [5] However, no more recent data on water resources in Tajikistan was available on the TAJSTAT website. [6] No data on water availability was found on Tajikhydromet’s website. [7]\n \n According to a water resources expert interviewee, the MEWR does carry out certain water body monitoring activities in practice, in co-operation with the Agency for Land Reclamation and Irrigation, which include data on irrigation diversions and withdrawals. However, the results of these monitoring activities are not made available to the public. [8] Indeed, a search of the National Water Information System - which was created by the World Bank for the MEWR from 2019 - showed that data was available for water resources, though this information is not available to the public. [9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"In Thailand, there are several relevant water monitoring programs maintained by their respective authorities where the result is publicly available.\n\nThis includes the water monitoring center database maintained by the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand, which includes real time information on water levels in dams and reservoirs [1] and the Smart Water Operation Center (SWOC) under the Royal Irrigation Department, whose mission is to monitor and consolidate state of water in Thailand with data gathered from relevant databases, satelite, and internal monitoring program [2]. Additionally, there is a also a water database administered by the Hydro and Agro Informatics Institute, a public organization under the Ministry of Science and Technology [3], and water quality database maintained by the Pollution Control Department [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"The State Hydraulic Works (DSI) monitors water availability indicators such as volumes of water in dams and reservoirs, ground water levels and surface and ground water amounts/potentials, and shares the findings with the public through annual data releases, albeit with a time interval of about one year [1].\n\nIn addition, the DSI, its regional directorates and major municipalities issue statements about the levels of water in reservoirs from time to time (The Ankara municipal water company provides this information continuously online [2]). For example, on 31 December 2018, the DSI reported – inter alia – that the 122 energy dams were 38.6% full, the 242 irrigation 37.6% full and the 348 reservoirs (excluding lakes) 38.6% full, and gave the corresponding percentages for a year earlier [3].\n\nThe National Water Information System is currently at the “dissemination and sustainability” phase [5]. According to a presentation on the website of the Directorate General of Water Management , various departments of four ministries, as well as municipalities, monitor water quality at a total of 6,200 points across the country using a total of 300 parameters. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"There are programmes for the monitoring of water availability in Turkmenistan, but the regularity of this monitoring is unclear and the results are not publicly available. \n \n The Water Code of Turkmenistan, last updated in 2019, establishes that the State Committee for Water Management is responsible for forecasting changes in the level of water availability in rivers. This Committee is also responsible for determining the necessity of limits on water usage based on current levels of water availability. [1] The National Hydrometeorology Service (\"Turkmenhydromet\") also plays a role in measuring the flow rate of rivers. [2] However, the results of the forecasting done by these government agencies are not publicly available; the State Committee for Water Management does not have its own website, and information on the website of Turkmenhydromet is limited to weather conditions. [3] They also could not be located on the website of the Government of Turkmenistan or that of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection. [4, 5]\n \n Additionally, Turkmengeology, a state-owned geological and geophysical services corporation, plays a role in monitoring the level, use, and storage of groundwater in all operational wells in the country, as well as its chemical characteristics. Turkmengeology has 4 field offices that conduct expeditions once or twice per year. [6] Turkmengeology does not have its own website, and the results of these analyses are not publicly available. However, there is evidence that Turkmengeology actively monitors water availbility; a 2018 media report states that Turkmengeology was conducting an extensive water availability study in the Ahal region of Turkmenistan. [7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"There is a system for national monitoring of water availability, but the results are not publicly available.\n \n The State Water Cadastre is kept in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" and is regulated by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [1, 2] The State Water Cadastre is maintained by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [2] It contains qualitative and quantitative information about bodies of water, registered use and meterage data on a comprehensive list of bodies of water including rivers, canals, lakes, reservoirs and subterraenean waters as well as information about water management facilities including pump stations, wells, collectors drainage and treatment facilities. [1, 2] The precise contents are determined by a technical regulation approved by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [2] This document has not been identified in the public domain. Information from the State Water Cadastre is issued to consumers as a published edition on a paid basis upon request in accordance with Point 19 of Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [2] Information about publications, types of information issued on request and the procedure for requests is published in \"Informational Bulletin on the Water Cadastre\" to be published jointly by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [2] Online searches for the \"Informational Bulletin on the Water Cadastre\" publication on the websites of the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan have not returned positive hits. [3, 4, 5] Requests for information from the Water Cadastre cannot be made through the Single Portal for Interactive Government Services. [6] In accordance with Article 17 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 171-II of 15 December 200 \"On State Cadastres\", state cadastres (which includes the State Water Cadastre) may be accessed by government bodies without charge. [7] \n \n The Implementation Roadmap for the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 calls for the improvement of the mechanisms for collecting information for the State Water Cadastre by September 2020 by the Ministry of Water Management, Ministry of Information Technology and Communication Development, Ministry for Emergency Situations, State Committee for Geology and Mineral Resources, State Committee for Ecology and Environmental Protection, JSC UzbekGidroEnergo, and the Davergeodezkadastr committee. [8]\n \n Hydrological research and evaluation of fluctuations in water availability as well as research and evaluation of pollution levels in surface waters are functions of the Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute of the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [9] As at 1 July 2019, the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services was taking water balance measurements at 15 meteorological stations. [10] The Centre for Hydrometeorology Services took 713 water samples in 2019. [11] According to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe in cooperation with the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia report \"Surface Waters Quality Monitoring Systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment\", 2018, this research is not publicly available. [12] This is corroborated by searches of the official websites of the Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute, the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services and the Portal for Open Source Data of the Republic of Uzbekistan [13, 14, 15].\n \n A United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific presentation of 8-10 October 2019 \"In September 2015 Uzbekistan joined the international agenda for sustainable development expressed at the UN Summit and pledged to implement the Sustainable Development Goals at the national level\" states that an assessment of the procedure and forms of statistical reporting on water resources in Uzbekistan shows that the information collected mainly relates to the use of water resources by the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan and its subordinate bodies. [16] Water availability is not presented by body of water and therefore does not meet the International Recommendations for Water Statistics [16]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"There is a system for national monitoring of water availability, but the results are not publicly available.\n \n The State Water Cadastre is kept in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" and is regulated by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [1, 2] The State Water Cadastre is maintained by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [2] It contains qualitative and quantitative information about bodies of water, registered use and meterage data on a comprehensive list of bodies of water including rivers, canals, lakes, reservoirs and subterraenean waters as well as information about water management facilities including pump stations, wells, collectors drainage and treatment facilities. [1, 2] The precise contents are determined by a technical regulation approved by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [2] This document has not been identified in the public domain. Information from the State Water Cadastre is issued to consumers as a published edition on a paid basis upon request in accordance with Point 19 of Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [2] Information about publications, types of information issued on request and the procedure for requests is published in \"Informational Bulletin on the Water Cadastre\" to be published jointly by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [2] Online searches for the \"Informational Bulletin on the Water Cadastre\" publication on the websites of the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan have not returned positive hits. [3, 4, 5] Requests for information from the Water Cadastre cannot be made through the Single Portal for Interactive Government Services. [6] In accordance with Article 17 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 171-II of 15 December 200 \"On State Cadastres\", state cadastres (which includes the State Water Cadastre) may be accessed by government bodies without charge. [7] \n \n The Implementation Roadmap for the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 calls for the improvement of the mechanisms for collecting information for the State Water Cadastre by September 2020 by the Ministry of Water Management, Ministry of Information Technology and Communication Development, Ministry for Emergency Situations, State Committee for Geology and Mineral Resources, State Committee for Ecology and Environmental Protection, JSC UzbekGidroEnergo, and the Davergeodezkadastr committee. [8]\n \n Hydrological research and evaluation of fluctuations in water availability as well as research and evaluation of pollution levels in surface waters are functions of the Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute of the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [9] As at 1 July 2019, the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services was taking water balance measurements at 15 meteorological stations. [10] The Centre for Hydrometeorology Services took 713 water samples in 2019. [11] According to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe in cooperation with the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia report \"Surface Waters Quality Monitoring Systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment\", 2018, this research is not publicly available. [12] This is corroborated by searches of the official websites of the Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute, the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services and the Portal for Open Source Data of the Republic of Uzbekistan [13, 14, 15].\n \n A United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific presentation of 8-10 October 2019 \"In September 2015 Uzbekistan joined the international agenda for sustainable development expressed at the UN Summit and pledged to implement the Sustainable Development Goals at the national level\" states that an assessment of the procedure and forms of statistical reporting on water resources in Uzbekistan shows that the information collected mainly relates to the use of water resources by the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan and its subordinate bodies. [16] Water availability is not presented by body of water and therefore does not meet the International Recommendations for Water Statistics [16]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"Venezuela’s National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (INAMEH) regularly monitors water availability in the Orinoco and Apure River and publishes results publicly. \n\nINAMEH’s website contains reports of river levels for the Orinoco and Apure rivers, but these do not cover the majority of water resources in the country [1]. The most recent report for the Orinoco River at Puerto Ayacucho is from May 10, 2019 and stated that the river was about one meter below average depth for that date [2]. The published reports on the monitoring system cover three measurement sites [1]. In addition, INAMEH monitors subterranean water availability for each state in Venezuela, providing graphical information indicating maximum extraction rates based on rough geographic location [3]. \nThe website of the Ministry of Care for Water Resources does not contain additional information regarding monitoring of water availability [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"There is a monitoring programme of water availability in Vietnam, and results are publicly available. However, the programme is not implemented nationwide. \n\nThe National Water Resources Planning and Investigation Center is the government entity that monitors groundwater and surface water in Vietnam. The monitoring and study of groundwater and surface water dynamics in Vietnam was started in three key economic regions: the Northern Delta, the Southern Delta and the Central Highlands. The Department of Geology and Minerals of Vietnam is the entity that built the monitoring infrastructure from 1990 to 1995. [1] Since 1996, monitoring of groundwater and surface water dynamics has been carried out continuously. The data is updated and published regularly. The most recent updates that are publicly available are from December 2018 and full forecasts of groundwater and surface water resources are available from November 2018. [2,3]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Eqrar, Naim. Professor, Geosciences Faculty, Kabul University. 19 July 2020.\n \n [2] Earth Magazine. January 2015. \"A dry and ravaged land: Investigating water resources in Afghanistan\".[https://www.earthmagazine.org/article/dry-and-ravaged-land-investigating-water-resources-afghanistan]. \n \n [3] USAID. 2010. \"Land Tenure Profile: Afghanistan\". [https://www.land-links.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/USAID_Land_Tenure_Afghanistan_Profile.pdf].\n \n [4] ReliefWeb. 30 November 2005. \"New technology for monitoring ground water resources in Afghanistan\". [https://reliefweb.int/report/afghanistan/new-technology-monitoring-ground-water-resources-afghanistan].\n \n [5] Danish Committee for Aid to Afghan Refugees, \" Groundwater Monitoring System.\" [https://www.dacaar.org/functions/groundwatermonitoring/]\n \n [6] Ministry of Water and Energy. 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Information System for Water and Sanitation in Bolivia (SIAB). 2019. https://siab.siarh.gob.bo/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] “Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\n  http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs21/ROV-2014-Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_research_and_analysis-en.pdf\n  [2] Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation\n  Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department. \"Pilot Project of\n  Groundwater Monitoring in Myanmar\". 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Institui a Política National de Recursos Hídricos, cria o Sistema National de Gerenciamento de Recursos Hídricos, regulamenta o inciso XIX do art. 21 da Constituição Federal, e altera o art. 1º da Lei nº 8.001, de 13 de março de 1990, que modificou a Lei nº 7.990, de 28 de dezembro de 1989)\". http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/leis/l9433.htm"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A48+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F48,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,))","v":"[1] “Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\n  http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs21/ROV-2014-Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_research_and_analysis-en.pdf\n  [2] Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation\n  Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department. \"Pilot Project of\n  Groundwater Monitoring in Myanmar\". 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government of Afghanistan has implemented some projects to enhance water use efficiency, mainly focused on enhancing irrigation systems.\n \n The largest project in recent years has been the World Bank financed Irrigation Restoration and Development Project, which included US$ 70 million to be spent on rehabilitation of irrigation infrastructure, and US$ 31 million on the development and construction of small dams. [1] The project was completed in 2019, and the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority (NWARA) reported that 232 projects for construction and rehabilitation of irrigation systems were completed, covering over 334 000 ha of land. [2]\n \n In 2017, in the presence of high-ranking government officials and members of the Supreme Land and Water Council, Afghanistan government presented the Kabul City Water Management Project, including the construction of underground dams to supply water to Kabul citizens and creating water reserves in the parks of Kabul city. [3] The Kabul project is a four-phase, 20-year project to expand water supply in the country's capital through construction of reservoirs and water supply systems to address chronic shortages of groundwater. [4] Elements of water use efficiency are to be included, for example rehabilitation of water distribution networks and recycling of water used in showers and laundries. [4] The project is ongoing and included in the national budget for 2020. [5]\n \n Another recent irrigation project was the On-Farm Water Management Project (OFWMP) – an activity under the World Bank’s Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund (ARTF), providing farmers with improved, reliable, and equitable distribution of irrigation water to increase agricultural productivity and farm incomes and improve food security. OFWMP improves agricultural productivity by enhancing the efficiency of water use in 23 provinces.[6] The Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock (MAIL) has implemented the project which started in 2010 until 2015 but later extended to 2019. [7] \n \n Finally, in 2019 the NWARA adopted a five-year water infrastructure development plan for 2019- 2024, which envisaged development of 4,500 projects nationwide in reconstruction of irrigation systems and canals (US$ 270 million) with the aim of saving 405 million m3 of water and irrigating 180,000 ha of land. [2] The 2019 annual report which describes the plan expects international cooperation to support it, but does not identify any specific sources of financing. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"The government of Bolivia has implemented programs to enhance water use efficiency in the agricultural sector \n\nIn the agricultural sector, the National Irrigation Service (SENARI), the Ministry of Environment and Water and the International Cooperation Agency of Japan have collaborated to create the National Irrigation School (ENR). The ENR seeks to strengthen and support irrigation management capacity building and develop water management knowledge among users and professionals [1]. The ENR’s mission is to share knowledge for “useful, sustainable and responsible” water usage in agricultural production [1]. \n\nSENARI’s website contains several examples of the ENR in operation, including providing academic certification of water users’ knowledge in Arani municipality in April 2019, training farmers on irrigation technology in Sacaba municipality in August 2018, and providing water use rights to farming families in the department of Potosi subsequent to capacity building in July 2018 [2, 3, 4]. The training in Sacaba municipality in particular stated that the objective was to \"have human resources trained on irrigation with the goal of using water efficiently in order to increase food production and contribute to the wellbeing of communities\" [3]. \n\nThere is no other suggestion that Bolivia runs water use efficiency programs.[6] In the mining sector, the updates to regulations discussed in the 2016 Mining Sector Strategy require the involvement of the National Water Users Association and Community Potable Water Systems in order for mining projects to use water - however it does not mention water efficiency directly[5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"Bosnia and Herzegovina has not implemented any programmed to enhance water efficiency. \n\nWater Laws of both entities (articles 25, 26 and 27 in Republic of Srpska and articles 25 and 26 in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina) and Brcko District (article 14) envisage programme in relation to protection of water and water usage. [2, 3, 4] However, instruments for efficient water management are limited to individual projects, such as Banja Luka Water Supply and Sewerage Collection Systems in the Republic of Srpska and Mostar Water and Sewerage Systems in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. [5]\n\nThe World Bank in 2009 launched the Sarajevo wastewater Project with a budget of $37m. The aim of there projects is to improve the living conditions of populations in the areas covered by the Sarajevo Water and wastewater Company including \"improving the efficiency of the wastewater collection network in the Sarajevo Canton\". The project completed implementation in 2017 [11]\n\nThere is no central plan on water efficiency for either entity. [6, 7, 8, 9, 10]\n\nBiH is not scored for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Sustainable and efficient water use management from the national level, (includes surface and/or groundwater, as relevant to the country. The assessment states that following constitutional organization of the country this issue is in responsibility of the sub-national level (in case of BiH, entity level) institutions. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"There is insufficient evidence that the government has implemented any program to enhance water-use efficiency for multiple sector. There is evidence that the government has published information support enhance water-use efficiency for irrigation in agriculture, however this includes no measures or policy changes. No evidence was found for water-use efficiency programmes for other sectors. \n\nThe National Water Agency (ANA) publishes the Irrigation Atlas, whose latest 2018 edition was published on 10 January 2019. [1][2] The objective of the Irrigation Atlas is to promote water-use efficiency in Brazil through the agricultural sector, particularly in the practice of irrigation. [2] The Atlas provides information and data on irrigation in Brazil. It does not explicitly promote policies, programmes or activities for irrigation in Brazil. No other evidence was found in the ANA website on any other programme to enhance water-use efficiency for other sectors. [3] \n\nIn an article published by journalist Ana Paula Pedrosa in the newspaper \"O Tempo\" of the state of Minas Gerais and re-published in the ANA website, there is an interview with Sérgio Menin Teixeira de Souza, the director of the Society of Engineers of the state of Minas Gerais and an expert engineer on water resources. Souza states that Brazil still has very little effective actions on preserving or conserving (water) resources, and rather the private companies have taken initiatives to promote rational use of water resources in their own business. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"The government of Cambodia has implemented programmes to enhance water use efficiency across some sectors.\n\nIt is found that the National Strategic Development Plan (NSDP) focuses only on agricultural sector in relation to addressing the target on increasing water-use efficiency [1]. Farmer Water User Communities (FWUCs introduced by MOWRAM under the National Water Law are seen by the government as a way of ensuring effective water use for irrigation, reducing annual government expenses for irrigation system, while gradually increasing farmer benefits and responsibilities [2]. The government has engaged in some research studies conducted by NGOs and research institutions to explore methods to increase water use efficiency in agricultural production in the country. For instance, under SNV's Climate Smart Agriculture Asia project in Cambodia, a research on “Options for promoting water use efficiency and storage systems among smallholder farmers in the face of climate change” was conducted in 2014 to assess different water storage and distribution systems, applicability to smallholder setup and dissemination, and its findings were presented and discussed in a workshop attended by government agencies, NGOs and various research institutions [3]. While Cambodia Industrial Development Policy 2015-2025 makes a reference to the preparation of urban/city development plans that take into account the sustainable management of environmental resources, there is no clear plan for managing water efficiency for industrial and urban development [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"The government of China has undertaken measures to enhance water use efficiency across many sectors.\n\nChina has set up the National Office of Water Conservation. The Office does not carry out specific programs. As a branch of the Ministry of Water Resources, the Office is responsible for promoting water conservation and high efficiency of water usage in agriculture, industry and many other sectors [1]. Increasing water use effiency is one of the goals of the Water Pollution Prevention and Control Action Plan. Measures include to 'establish water use efficiency assessment systems such as index of water consumption per 10000 Yuan GDP, and include fulfillment of water saving targets into performance evaluation for local governments\" [2]. In the agriculture sector, China has also been promoting the deployment of water-efficient farming equipment [3]. In terms of industrial water use effiency, studies show that with the current low recycle rate of polluted industrial water, there is room for improvement in industrial water use efficiency [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"The government of Colombia has implemented a programme to enhance water use efficiency. \n\nLaw 373 of 1997 established the Program for the Efficient Use and Saving of Water (PUEAA) [1]. The PUEAA is a “set of projects and directed actions that are proposed and implemented by water users [1]. The PUEAA was most recently modified by the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development’s (MADS) Decree 1090 of 2018, which stated that all water use concession applications must contain a Program for the Efficient Use and Saving of Water (PUEAA) described in the document [2]. In Resolution No. 1257 of 2018, MADS described the required contents of the PUEAA, which includes a calculation of water usage under the concession and the water balance, as well as an action plan that includes alternate water sources, rainwater catchment, identification and measurement of water loss, recirculation, and appropriate indicators to report to the national Water Resource Information System (SIRH), among other elements [3]. In addition, MADS has signed Efficient Water Use Pacts with authorities in three sectors: water and sanitation in 2012, rural water districts in 2013, and the hydroelectric sector in 2014 [1]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"The Government of Croatia is implementing programmes to enhance water use efficiency. \n\nThe Water Management Strategy, passed in 2008 is a flagship national programme by which Croatia will try to enhance water use efficiency to meet EU Standards. The Strategy is aimed at creating \"efficient and environmentally friendly water management\" in the system and is applicable to utility sector, spatial planning, environmental protection, nature protection, agriculture, forestry, power industry, tourism, water traffic, other economy, science, education and the media. [5]\n\nIt includes measures to rationalize the usage of water and promote the reuse of treated water where such techniques are applicable. [5]. The plan is in the process of being implemented. [6]\n\nCroatia also is active in education and awareness rising to enhance water-use efficiency (e.g. cartoon books for the kids, Magazine Croatian Water Management, active cooperation of Croatian Waters with primary schools and different educational projects such as Our Beautiful Sava (with Coca Cola), the Danube day (with ICPDR) etc. [1, 3, 4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"The government of Ecuador has established strategic goals and implemented programs to enhance water use efficiency, but publicly available documentation does not describe programs that focus on specific economic sectors. \n\nArticle 35 of the 2014 national water resources law, the Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, includes efficiency among its principles for water resources management [1]. The Secretariat of Water’s vision statement tasks it with guaranteeing efficient provision of water to the population, and its values include “effectiveness”, which is defined as the “efficient and effective compliance with goals and objectives” [2]. \n\nThe 2016 National Potable Water and Sanitation Strategy (ENAS) states that the focus on improving efficiency at water service providers is carried out via the creation and implementation of Service Improvement Plans that the Secretariat of Water works with service providers on [3]. However, in 2018, the Secretariat reported that only 5% of municipal governments were implementing an improvement plan approved by the Secretariat [4]. The ENAS also notes the “limited resources” dedicated to improving efficiency, stating that 70% of service providers do not have macro-meters in place [3].\n\nThe Secretariat of Water’s 2014 Strategic Plan included an objective to increase civil participation in conserving and ensuring efficient use of water resources, but the plan noted that efforts to achieve this participation had largely fallen short of goals in previous years [5]. In 2016, the Secretariat’s Annual Operational Plan (POA) budgeted US$5.6m to “increase efficiency in the use and exploitation of water resources\", which appears from the POA to have been used for the basin planning processes [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"Guinea does not have programmes to enhance water use efficiency.\n\nIndeed, in the Second National Communication to the United Nations framework convention on climate change, strategies related to the water sector do not mention any action (or needs for technology transfer) to improve the water use efficiency. (1)\n\nMoreover, the country gets the score of 20 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question for the sustainable and efficient use of water at the national level. The assessment states that the use of management tools is limited and is only done through short-term / ad-hoc or similar projects. (2)\n\nThere is no further evidence of such programmes to enhance water use efficiency on the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page (it does not have an official website), in the National Directorate of Water and Forests, on the Ministry of Environment Facebook page (it does not have an official website), on the Ministry of Agriculture Facebook page (it does not have an official website), in a report from the National Hydraulics Directorate or in the national policy for the agricultural development vision 2015 (the most recent plan available). (3,4,5,6,7,8) Finally, water efficiency is not mentioned in the Water Code or in the National Environmental Policy. There are only two mentions on the need to use water rationally (article 1 and 35, Water code). (9,10)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"Iran has a water efficiency plan but it covers only the agricultural sector. \n\nWater inefficiency in Iran is a major issue a although agriculture accounts for only 10% of GDP but consumes over 92% of the country’s water.[1] The government was implemented the National Water Use Efficiency Model in the agriculture sector; ratified in the cabinet in 1998 [2]. Currently the model is used for rationing and monitoring water consumption in the agriculture sector by using a volume-based method for water rationing and abstraction of groundwater [3]. The Model is still in use and was updated to include the necessary amount of water consumption for common farming products [3]. \n\nThough not stated explicitly, improved water efficiency is also a likely outcome of the New Irrigation Systems Development Group , a strategic project of the Ministry of Agriculture. [7]\n\nNo examples of other water efficiency programs were found on the websites for the Ministry of Agriculture, Energy or Environment. [4,5,6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"The Iraqi authorities are aiming to implement programmes in agriculture (irrigation) and education, however nothing yet has been achieved.\n\nThe General Authority for the maintenance of irrigation and drainage projects' (department of the Ministry of Water Resource) main objective is to reform the irrigation system in order to enhance water use efficiency and solve irrigation's problems. It works on the maintenance of irrigation and drainage systems through disinfecting and lifting sediments from spindles - however as the organisation was founded in 2019, it is yet to implement any programs to enhance water efficiency/none could be found on their website (3) \n\nFurthermore, the 2017 irrigation law has been conceived in order to prohibit wastage of public water resources and thus, enhance water use efficiency (4). However it is yet to be implemented. (4). \n\nOn another hand, in terms of education, the government’s efforts to enhance water use efficiency includes education campaigns in schools and universities aiming to raise awareness concerning waster wastage and the improve of water use efficiency, conservation, recycling and reuse (1). However, this strategy does not seem to have a strong impact on the ground as water use problems persist (1) (2).\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"An ongoing national programme involves measures to enhance the efficiency of water use, however it is limited to the agricultural industry.\n \n The State Programme of Water Resource Management, adopted in 2014 for the period until 2020, envisaged a range of measures to enhance water use efficiency, mainly through overhaul and upgrade of water transmission pipelines at the national, regional and settlement level, with projected expenditure of KZT 394 bn (US$ 975m) on water transmission infrastructure, and a total of KZT 8.2 tn (US$ 20.3bn). [1, 2] As well as its focus on the regional water transmission sector and water utilities, the Programme covered the agricultural and industrial sectors, with measures for agriculture to include overhaul and upgrade of irrigation systems and installation of water meters, and industrial enterprises to introduce water-saving and recycling technology. [1]\n \n However, in 2017, the Water Resource Management Programme was folded into a new State Programme for Agro-Industry for 2017-2021, which does not cover water utilities, or the industrial sector. [3, 4] The new programme included similar overhaul and upgrades of water facilities, but focused on agricultural irrigation systems, with KZT 242 bn (US$ 575.5 m) provided in international financing, and a contribution of KZT 46.6 bn (US$ 115 m) from the government. [5, 6] Further, the State Programme allocated state financing of KZT 79.2 tn (US$ 195.3 m) to the reconstruction of hydraulic structures, including 41 facilities in critical need of maintenance nationwide, including reservoirs, dams, and related networks and installation of new equipment. [5] The State Programme and its budget were most recently updated on 5 January 2020. [6] \n \n In January 2020, the government approved a draft 2020–2030 Water Management Programme, but this had not been fully adopted by the time of research. [7, 8] The programme mainly focuses on expanding water resources available in the country through construction of 5–7km³ of new reservoirs and accessing 15km³ groundwater, but also aims to reduce water consumption from 91.2m³ to 73.0m³ per US$ 1,000 of GDP and rebuild 482 existing hydraulic structures. [7, 8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"The Kyrgyz Government, with the support of funding from various foreign aid agencies, has implemented various programmes aimed at enhancing water use efficiency.\n \n Programmes aimed at enhancing water use efficiency in the agricultural sector are most prevalent. Indeed, according to a report by representatives of the Kyrgyz Government at a 2006 Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia conference, Kyrgyzstan committed to a large-scale rehabilitation of the country’s water management systems, with a particular focus on water use in the agricultural sector, including the introduction of new irrigation technologies. [1]\n \n According to a local water resources expert interviewee, these rehabilitation projects have been carried out, in particular for transboundary water bodies, in co-operation with partners in Kazakhstan. [2]\n \n Additionally, the interviewee mentioned that the Kyrgyz Government is currently implementing a “State Programme for the Development of Irrigation”, which aims to enhance water use efficiency, particularly for farming land. [2] Under this programme, 65 thousand hectares of newly irrigated land will be developed across Kyrgyzstan, and the programme aims to provide more efficient water supply through rehabilitating irrigation networks to over 50 thousand hectares of land. [3] The programme has been going on since 2018, and has already amounted to USD $50 Million, with plans for an additional USD $250 Million worth of works to be carried out on 31 new irrigation facilities until 2024. [3]\n \n Through the part-State-owned “Kyrgyz Investment and Credit Bank”, the Kyrgyz Government supports the “Kyrgyzstan Sustainable Energy Financing Facility” (‘KyrSEFF’) project, which launched in 2013. [4] With the support of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the European Union, KyrSEFF offers financing for “modernisation and improvement of the efficiency of the use of energy and water”. [4, 5] As of 2016, the KyrSEFF project entered its second phase, which goes beyond energy efficiency, and includes investments in the efficient use of water resources in the housing and business sectors in Kyrgyzstan. [5]\n \n According to a 2020 statistical report by KyrSEFF, the programme has already invested more than USD $47.3 Million in the implementation of energy and resource-saving projects, since the programme’s inception in 2013 (USD $9.9 Million in 2019). [6] 2,666 projects have been completed with the help of KyrSEFF, and 90,090 M3 of water are saved each year. [6] 93% of KyrSEFF’s clients are private households (6% are apartment buildings and 1% commercial projects), whilst 66% of the investment total goes towards commercial projects (23% to private households and 11% to apartment buildings). [6] KyrSEFF has provided USD $6.1 Million in grants to help 1,887 projects in 2019. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"There has not yet been any dedicated programme to improve water-use efficiency (WUE) in Laos. \n\nNo evidence of any such programme exists on the websites of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry or the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment. [1,2] Various measures to construct, rehabilitate, repair and extend irrigation systems can be expected to be underway at any one time in Laos, but such exercises are not generally designed as water-use efficiency exercises. The Mekong River Commission ran a project entitled Sustainable and Efficient Water Use in Irrigated Agriculture in Lower Mekong Basin from 2008 to 2011 in all its member countries with the intention of building the capacity of line agencies for improving WUE but there is no evidence of follow up on the project in Laos. [3] From 2014 the International Water Management Institute ran a groundwater irrigation pilot project on Laos’s Vientiane Plain that included the objective of improving farmers’ understanding of how to reduce water consumption and labour thereby improve system efficiency. [4] Such projects have yet to have an effect on policy. In 2019 the government has promised to reduce electricity tariffs for irrigation user groups in an attempt to promote dry-season agricultural production. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"The government does not appear to have implemented water use efficiency programmes covering all sectors, but some efforts are made in specific sectors. For instance the Water Management Commission of the Sélingué Dam and Dam of Markala (CGESM) meets different state and non state stakeholders on a monthly basis to discuss water storing, dams, and other measures of water efficiency in Mali[1]. Indeed, CGESM is a structure in charge of coordinating stakeholders and regulating the waters of the Séligué and Markala dams. Its chairmanship is ensured by the DNH and its secretariat by the National Directorate of Energy. [2] The CGSEM was created in 2002 to ensure equitable sharing of water resources for users located downstream of the Sélingué and Markala dams [3]. The CGSEM implements annual management plans based on up-to-date hydrological data in order to ensure water use efficiency and equity between users [4]. Moreover, CGSEM's efficiency management plan concerns all sectors (electricity, agriculture, domestic use of potable water, etc.). In 2017-2018 the river Niger hit an all-time-low, the CGSEM implemented a programme to manage the critical situation, consisting of frequent monitoring of the river levels, fortnight meetings and consultations with the stakeholders (instead of the usual monthly meetings), awareness campaigns among the local population led by CGSEM's hydrologists, as well as strict controls of water use for agriculture in order to preserve and enhance water use efficiency during that period of time [4]. \n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence of national programme being implemented to enhance water use efficiency [1], [2], [3] (programmes focus on building water infrastrucutre to overcome water shortages, not on water efficiency) but traning of staff for the purpose of the IWRM project appears to be undertaken in the two regions of Brakna and Trarza but no specific mention of water efficiency could be found [4]. However no further documents could be found with details about this training programme [1]. Moreover, the latest documented project on water use efficiency dates from 1992 which is too dated to be taken into account [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"The government of Myanmar has implemented programmes to enhance water use efficiency across some sectors.\n\nAccording to an assessment in October 2014, there has been programs for watershed management, drainage control, capacity building, improving navigability and operational improvement of water systems. [1] NWP states that \"The adaptation strategies could also include better demand management, particularly, through adoption of compatible agricultural strategies and cropping patterns and improved water application methods, such as land leveling and/or drip / sprinkler irrigation as they enhance the water use efficiency, as also, the capability for dealing with increased variability. [2] The IWRM strategy states that Water User Associations are an existing phenomenon in Myanmar, but can be improved upon by turning them into true consumer/water users' organisations. [3] The the Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department (IWUMD) are presently exploring the possibility of creating a new structure for setting more Water Users’ Groups and Water Users’ Committees. For that, IWUMD encourages to set up awareness program me for farmers' participation in on-farm level management. The government is also the Government sharing the knowledge for water use efficiency by participatory trainings and workshops conducted by local and the international organizations. [4] The Agricultural Sector Review and Investment Strategy by UNDP for Myanmar also mentions the government's realization that better Water Users’ Associations (WUAs) and farmer participation in system operation and maintenance, the financial burden on the public sector can be reduced and water use efficiency increased with a set of standard irrigation performance indicators grouped by irrigation type, agro-ecological zone focusing on the agricultural productivity, water use efficiency and system sustainability being targeted as an output in the overall strategy. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"The government of Perú has implemented programmes to enhance water use efficiency across multiple sectors. \n\nThe Law on Water Resources of 2009 addresses water recycling in article 82. It states that the National Authority of Water (ANA) authorizes water recycling “in coordination with the competent sectoral authority and, when appropriate, with the National Environmental Authority.” [1] In practice water recycling programmes have been implemented through regulations and are frequently used in agriculture and manufacturing. [2] For example, the government is working with German GIZ to implement water recycling in manufacturing throughout the country. [3]\n\nEfficient irrigation programmes have been implemented in the Peruvian Sierra through the Perú Sierra Irrigation Sub Sector Project. The project has implemented between 2011 and 2016. It modernized and rehabilitated collective irrigation equipment. [4]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"In Senegal, there are no programmes to enhance water use efficiency. \n\nNo evidence of water use efficiency measures or projects could be found in the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation or in the Directorate of Water Resources Management and Planning (DGPRE). (1,2) Furthermore, in SÉNÉGAL's several documents related to IWRM, there are no programmes or measures related to water use efficiency. Indeed, in the Sectoral Development Policy Letter (2016-2025), the rational use of water is identified as a challenge that must be addressed, nevertheless, no measure is presented. (4) Finally, the country has an IWRM policy, published in 2007, which identifies the need to develop mechanisms to effectively manage water resources. Nevertheless, no measure were presented. (5)\n\nOn the other hand, the country gets the score of 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question for the sustainable and efficient use of water at the national level. The assessment states that the use of management tools is in place on the long term with an adequate coverage within all the water use sectors and in the whole country. (1) However this assessment could not be verified (2,3,4,5)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"Government of Serbia has not implemented any specific programme to enhance water use efficiency. \n\nSection 2.2.1 of the Water Management Strategy regulates usage of water in different areas, and refer explicitly to the issue of water use efficiency and trying to improve it.[2] However, based on the websites of the Serbian Environmental Protection Agency and Water Directorate of Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management, there is no evidence of implementation. [2,3,4] There is also no information about its sectoral scope [2,3,4] \n\nExamples of project to improve water efficiency can only be found at a local level, and are largely donor funded. For example the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is financing critical water supply improvements for the Serbian capital, Belgrade, with a loan of up to €13 million. The transaction between the EBRD and the Belgrade Water Company will help this public utility, which serves approximately 1.5 million residents, to increase its operational efficiency. [5] The project has no clear sectoral scope.\n\nSerbia reports the score 20 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Sustainable and efficient water use management from the national level,(includes surface and/or groundwater, as relevant to the country. The assessment states that use of instruments for efficient water management is limited to individual projects. Instruments and mechanisms are not defined by legislation. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"Government of Slovenia has implemented programmes to enhance water use efficiency.\n\nWater use efficiency is one of the main principles of the Water Law which is applicable to multiple sectors in the Slovenian economy. [1] Water use efficiency is implemented through different projects, such as AQUARES which is dealing with efficient water management through water reuse. [2]\n\nThe Operational Programme for the Implementation of the EU Cohesion Policy in the Period 2014-2020, that is currently under implementation, is the main programming document that defines priorities, objective and measures for 7-year financing from the EU and national budget. One of the identified thematic objective is \"Preserving and protecting the environment and promoting resource efficiency\". This objective is further implemented through \"investing in the water sector to meet the requirements of the Union’s environmental acquis and to address needs, identified by the Member States, for investment that goes beyond those requirements\".\n[3]\n\nSlovenia reports the score 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Sustainable and efficient water use management from the national level,(includes surface and/or groundwater, as relevant to the country. The assessment states that the management instruments are established and provide sectorial management mechanisms which include demand management measures (e.g. technical measures, financial incentives, education and awareness raising to reduce water use and/or improve water-use efficiency, conservation, recycling and reuse), monitoring water use (including the ability to disaggregate by sector). Mechanisms for allocating water between sectors have not been developed yet. Environmental considerations are ensured by SEA procedures of the sectoral development plans. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"Syria is currently implementing plans that are aimed at water efficiency, however these are only in the agricultural sector. \n\nIn February 2018, The Ministry of Agriculture and Agrarian Reform (MAAR) invited accredited agents from Arab and international companies specialized in supplying modern irrigation equipment and accessories, wishing to cooperate with the Ministry of Agriculture to secure modern irrigation equipment under the loans of the National Irrigation Project. The modern irrgation systems are being implemented to secure efficient water usage. [4] \n\nThe Ministry of Agriculture and Agrarian Reform also Introduced the concept of virtual water trade to conserve water resources in 2013. The concept of virtual water is to calculate the amount of water involved in the production of food or goods from vegetables, grains, meat and milk and as water resources, the virtual water is imported and exported through various food commodities. This concept is important because water scarce countries can conserve their water resources by importing virtual water, This is an important solution to the problems of water scarcity and scarcity of local water resources. [5]\n\nThough there have been examples of drainage and irrigation rehabilitation, mainly in the Euphrates valley, the FAO last documents efforts in this area in 2008 [1] Recent porgrams have mostly focussed on building capacity, e.g. in building wells, that might in the long term effect water efficiency. The Ministry of Water Resources in cooperation with UNICEF conducted a 3-day training course on drilling wells at the General Organization for Drinking Water and Sanitation in October, 2018 [3]\n\nThe executive orders promulgated from water legislation 31 outline periodic monitoring during specific time periods to evaluate the performance of the work of water systems for all uses and report them to improve water usage for efficiency. No details about the form of the improvements are included in the executive order [2] \n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"The Government of the Republic of Tajikistan, with the support of funding from various foreign aid agencies, has implemented various programmes aimed at enhancing water use efficiency.\n \n In 2015, the Government of Tajikistan adopted a “Water Sector Reform Programme” for the period 2016 – 2025, with one main objective being efficient planning, development and management of water resources, addressing structural issues in water supply for domestic uses, irrigation, hydroelectric power generation and industry. [1]\n \n Under the Reform Programme, the government has developed legislation adopting Integrated Water Resources Management principles such as public participation and effective water management, especially through providing for the establishment of Basin Councils for participatory management of water resources. [1] The Reform Programme has also seen the establishment of the Agency for Melioration and Irrigation (‘AMI’), responsible for implementing policies and programmes for efficient use of irrigation water, preventing overuse and water scarcity by adopting water-saving technologies and reducing water losses, and the efficient operation and maintenance of irrigation and drainage infrastructures. [1]\n \n As of May 2018, four Reform Programme projects (implemented by the AMI) in the water sector with a focus on water efficiency were ongoing, chiefly through rehabilitation of irrigation systems to prevent water losses, and installation of new networks. [2] These included: an irrigation project in the Dangara Valley, totalling USD 30.5 m (87% funded by the Islamic Development Bank), expected to run between 2013 and 2019; a sustainable water resources management project in Khatlon Region, totalling USD 60 m (funded by the Global Agriculture and Food Security Programme and International Development Association), expected to run between 2013 and 2020; a climate change project in the Panj Valley, totalling USD 13.5 m (95% funded by the Asian Development Bank), expected to run between 2014 and 2019; and a water resources management project in the Panj river basin, totalling USD 31.6 Million (supported by the Asian Development Bank and Japan Fund for Poverty Reduction). [2]\n \n No more up-to-date summaries of ongoing projects were available on the AMI website, but the agency launched procurement of reconstruction work on irrigation systems in Khatlon Region under the aforementioned project in January 2020. [3, 4] The Ministry of Energy and Water Resources published a list of ongoing projects under the Reform Programme in December 2018, but no more up-to-date information was available on the Ministry website. [5, 6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"The Government of the Republic of Tajikistan, with the support of funding from various foreign aid agencies, has implemented various programmes aimed at enhancing water use efficiency.\n \n In 2015, the Government of Tajikistan adopted a “Water Sector Reform Programme” for the period 2016 – 2025, with one main objective being efficient planning, development and management of water resources, addressing structural issues in water supply for domestic uses, irrigation, hydroelectric power generation and industry. [1]\n \n Under the Reform Programme, the government has developed legislation adopting Integrated Water Resources Management principles such as public participation and effective water management, especially through providing for the establishment of Basin Councils for participatory management of water resources. [1] The Reform Programme has also seen the establishment of the Agency for Melioration and Irrigation (‘AMI’), responsible for implementing policies and programmes for efficient use of irrigation water, preventing overuse and water scarcity by adopting water-saving technologies and reducing water losses, and the efficient operation and maintenance of irrigation and drainage infrastructures. [1]\n \n As of May 2018, four Reform Programme projects (implemented by the AMI) in the water sector with a focus on water efficiency were ongoing, chiefly through rehabilitation of irrigation systems to prevent water losses, and installation of new networks. [2] These included: an irrigation project in the Dangara Valley, totalling USD 30.5 m (87% funded by the Islamic Development Bank), expected to run between 2013 and 2019; a sustainable water resources management project in Khatlon Region, totalling USD 60 m (funded by the Global Agriculture and Food Security Programme and International Development Association), expected to run between 2013 and 2020; a climate change project in the Panj Valley, totalling USD 13.5 m (95% funded by the Asian Development Bank), expected to run between 2014 and 2019; and a water resources management project in the Panj river basin, totalling USD 31.6 Million (supported by the Asian Development Bank and Japan Fund for Poverty Reduction). [2]\n \n No more up-to-date summaries of ongoing projects were available on the AMI website, but the agency launched procurement of reconstruction work on irrigation systems in Khatlon Region under the aforementioned project in January 2020. [3, 4] The Ministry of Energy and Water Resources published a list of ongoing projects under the Reform Programme in December 2018, but no more up-to-date information was available on the Ministry website. [5, 6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"The Thai government implemented water use efficiency program in limited sectors, focusing on the government and the agricultural sector. \n\nThe Thai Cabinet approved measures to reduce water usage in government sectors in July, 2018. The cabinet decision mandates that all government agencies must reduce their water usage by 10% and to make a monthly water usage report to the cabinet. [1]. The Office of National Water Resources also promote water conservation measures in the agricultural sector, but does not address water usage by other sectors such as manufacturing or tourism. The water conservation measures in agriculture were promoted by introducing the Agri Map system maintained by the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives that shows appropriate amount of water needed for different crops and appropriate crops for areas/seasons to the farmers, so that they can choose to rotate and change their crops according to their immeduiate environment. This is seen as a sustainable way to reduce both the cost and water stress in agriculture[2] [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"The government has implemented programmes to enhance water use efficiency, mainly in agriculture. \n\nA regulation [2] and technological communication [3] have been issued on the Control of Water Loss and Leakage in Drinking Water Supply and Distribution Systems, and a regulation [4] has been issued on the Control of Water Use and Mitigation of Water Losses in the Irrigation Systems. An action plan for efficient water use in agriculture was developed as a priority area under the 10th National Development Plan covering 2014-2018. With respect to the reduction of water losses in water supply and distribution networks, a 2018 article concluded that “The recent water losses regulation, technical document and the handbook on control of water losses in water supply and WDNs are efficient steps to improve the current status of water losses reduction in Turkey. However, there are still some important lacking points.” [5] Examples of steps taken to ensure efficient use of water in agriculture include 50% state support for the costs of modern individual irrigation systems [6] and the “Good Agriculture” regulation which rewards farmers – inter alia - for appropriate use of fertilizer and water, regular testing of soil and water, and minimal use of chemical pesticides. [7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"There is evidence of programmes to enhance water use efficiency in Turkmenistan, but these are primarily limited to the agricultural sector.\n \n The Government of Turkmenistan issues loans to promote the use of equipment and technologies that use water efficiently. A 2013 decree titled \"On financial support for agricultural production\" makes it possible for agricultural actors to receive loans from state banks to subsidize the acquisition of water-saving technologies; for example, in 2015, an agricultural society in the Dashoguz region used a state loan to acquire a drip irrigation system. [1, 2] These loans are available through at least three state banks, including the State Bank for Foreign Economic Affairs of Turkmenistan, SenagatBank in Ashgabat, and Turkmenbashi State Commercial Bank in Ashgabat. [3, 4, 5] \n \n Additionally, from 2012-2017, the Government of Turkmenistan committed USD 667,000 to an Adaptation Fund/United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) project whose primary goal was \"to achieve greater water efficiency and productivity under climate change induced aridification.\" This project resulted in the construction of a number of dams, the drilling of new wells, the repair of existing dams and springs, the construction of reinforced concrete basins for water storage, the construction of water regulating devices, and the construction of drip irrigation systems in three regions of Turkmenistan (Sakarchaga, Nohur, and Karakum). [6] The Government of Turkmenistan is also investing in the upgrade of pumping stations and lining of canal systems and associated canal infrastructure to collect drainage water. [7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"The government has implemented programmes to enhance water use efficiency.\n \n The 2017 \"Overview of Water-related Programs in Uzbekistan Project Report\" by the International Water Mangement Institute indicates that 63 water-related projects received financial support from donor agencies in 2010-2016, with 33 percent focussing on agricultural development (the other focus areas identified being water supply, research and insititutional and capacity development) [1]. Agriculture accounts for 90 percent of water use in Uzbekistan. [2] These projects were mostly carried out by the government with the Ministry of Water Management or its predecessor acting as executive agency. Many are aimed at enhacing water use efficiency as a primary or secondary objective, for example, the Ferghana Valley Water Resources Management - Phase II aims to to improve irrigation efficiency among other things and is implemented by the Ministry of Water Management. [3]\n \n Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5742 \"On Measures for Efficient Use of Land and Water Resources in Agriculture\" reflects the emphasis placed on water use efficiency in agriculture and calls for, among other things, the widescale implementation of drip irrigation and the promotion of efficient practices in farming and irrigation. [4] The \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") also puts emphasis on water use efficiency in agriculture, for example, seeking to improve irrigation network efficiency from 63 percent to 73 percent by 2030, but it also contains proposals for system-wide improvements, for instance by installing smart water technology at 1,000 water facilities. [5]\n \n Examples of programmes to enhance water use efficiency include the Amu Bukhara Irrigation System Rehabilitation Project in agriculture and Tashkent Water Improvement Project in the consumer sector. [6, 7] The Ministry of Water Resources is the executing agency for the Amu Bukhara Irrigation System Rehabilitation Project, which aims, among other things, to build one new pump station built and modernise and rehabilitate four existing ones and increase transmission efficiency in the Amu Bukhara Irrigation System main canal [6]. The Ministry of Housing and Utilities is responsible for the implementation of the Tashkent Water Improvement Project which aims to rehabilitate and extend the wastewater and water infrastructure in Tashkent, delivering multiple environmental benefits, including the increase in the number of people connected to water and wastewater networks by around 280,000 and 390,000, respectively, reduction of water losses and energy savings. [7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"The government has implemented programmes to enhance water use efficiency.\n \n The 2017 \"Overview of Water-related Programs in Uzbekistan Project Report\" by the International Water Mangement Institute indicates that 63 water-related projects received financial support from donor agencies in 2010-2016, with 33 percent focussing on agricultural development (the other focus areas identified being water supply, research and insititutional and capacity development) [1]. Agriculture accounts for 90 percent of water use in Uzbekistan. [2] These projects were mostly carried out by the government with the Ministry of Water Management or its predecessor acting as executive agency. Many are aimed at enhacing water use efficiency as a primary or secondary objective, for example, the Ferghana Valley Water Resources Management - Phase II aims to to improve irrigation efficiency among other things and is implemented by the Ministry of Water Management. [3]\n \n Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5742 \"On Measures for Efficient Use of Land and Water Resources in Agriculture\" reflects the emphasis placed on water use efficiency in agriculture and calls for, among other things, the widescale implementation of drip irrigation and the promotion of efficient practices in farming and irrigation. [4] The \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") also puts emphasis on water use efficiency in agriculture, for example, seeking to improve irrigation network efficiency from 63 percent to 73 percent by 2030, but it also contains proposals for system-wide improvements, for instance by installing smart water technology at 1,000 water facilities. [5]\n \n Examples of programmes to enhance water use efficiency include the Amu Bukhara Irrigation System Rehabilitation Project in agriculture and Tashkent Water Improvement Project in the consumer sector. [6, 7] The Ministry of Water Resources is the executing agency for the Amu Bukhara Irrigation System Rehabilitation Project, which aims, among other things, to build one new pump station built and modernise and rehabilitate four existing ones and increase transmission efficiency in the Amu Bukhara Irrigation System main canal [6]. The Ministry of Housing and Utilities is responsible for the implementation of the Tashkent Water Improvement Project which aims to rehabilitate and extend the wastewater and water infrastructure in Tashkent, delivering multiple environmental benefits, including the increase in the number of people connected to water and wastewater networks by around 280,000 and 390,000, respectively, reduction of water losses and energy savings. [7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"Venezuela has not implemented programs to enhance water use efficiency, although educational initiatives to that end are described on the national water authority’s website. \n\nThe website of the current Ministry of Care for Water Resources states that the Ministry contains a General Directorate of Water Culture, which oversees the Directorate of Water Resource Education. The Directorate’s description states that it works with educational institutions at all levels to ensure that responsible and efficient water use is taught at schools [1]. \nIn addition, the Ministry’s website describes the Moving Waters Program, which is directed at university students to inspire them to develop innovative solutions to the water service bottlenecks that limit water access, especially via the creation of “productive processes that motivate the responsible and efficient use of this natural good” [2]. The Ministry’s website does not describe other water efficiency enhancement programs [3]. \n\nHidroven is the largest public water utility in Venezuela and manages the sector; its mission is to execute potable water and sanitation projects, while maintaining regulation, leadership and supervision of other public water utilities [5]. Hidroven's website does not include additional information regarding programs to enhance water use efficiency [5]. \n\nThe former Ministry of Eco-Socialism and Water Resources’ 2017 Annual Report does not mention specific water efficiency enhancement programs in place [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"The government of Vietnam has implemented programmes to enhance water use efficiency across some sectors.\n\nThe government of Vietnam is focusing on improving water use efficiency in agriculture and lake water usage and promoting private investment in state-owned water companies. For example, in 2014, the government and World Bank launched the Irrigated Agriculture Improvement Project to improve the sustainability of irrigated agricultural production systems in selected central coastal and northern mountains provinces in the country. The programme will run through 2020 and aims to improve irrigation water management and drainage schemes and to implement support for climate-smart agricultural practices. [1] The Department of Water Resources Management is evaluating inter-lake operation procedures in river basins: Dong Nai, Huong, Vu Gia - Thu Bon, Ca, Roepk. The objective is to strengthen measures to ensure national water security in the context of climate change and to continue to build and complete policies laws on water resources. [2] Private investment is another focus of water use efficiency. Historically, the water sector has been funded from public funds and official development assistance, with minimal funding from tariffs or private investment. Since 2007, state-owned water companies have begun the process of transformation into equitized companies with private investors. As of 2014 (most recent publicly available data), 23 of 79 water supply companies in the Vietnam Ministry of Construction Water Database had been fully equitized. [3]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] National Water Affairs Regulatory Authority. \"Irrigation Restoration and Development Project - About\". [https://www.pcu-mew.gov.af/about.php].\n \n [2] National Water Affairs Regulatory Authority. 18 February 2020. “Annual report of the Ministry of Energy and Water (National Bureau of Water Affairs) and (Bureau of Energy Services) in the government accountability program”, (“گزارش سالانه وزارت انرژی و آب (اداره ملی تنظیم امور آب) و (اداره تنظیم خدمات انرژی) در برنامه حساب دهی دولت به ملت \"). [http://www.gmic.gov.af/dari/component/content/article/69-2020-01-11-05-19-15/4082-2020-03-19-14-38-15 ].\n \n [3] Presidental office of Public and Strategic Affairs \"The government has plans to improve Kabul's drinking water.\"[http://www.gmic.gov.af/dari/press-releases/3088-2017-09-25-07-47-55]\n \n [4] Tolo News. 3 August 2018. \"Kabul Water Supply Project Underway\". [https://tolonews.com/business/kabul-water-supply-project-underway]\n \n [5] Ministry of Finance, \" Amendment budget 2020\" (تعديلا ت بودجوي)[https://www.budgetmof.gov.af/images/stories/DGB/BPRD/National%20Budget/1399_Budget/1399%20Budget%20Amendments.pdf]\n \n [6] USAID, \"On-Farm Water Management Project (OFWMP) Overview.\" [https://www.usaid.gov/news-information/fact-sheets/farm-water-management-project-ofwmp]\n \n [7] Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock (MAIL) [https://mail.gov.af/dr/node/581]\n \n [8] Tolo News, 2018. \"India To Help Build Shahtoot Dam In Kabul.\" (تا یک ماه دیگر کار ساخت بند شاه‌توت آغاز می‌شود) [https://tolonews.com/fa/business/%D8%AA%D8%A7-%DB%8C%DA%A9-%D9%85%D8%A7%D9%87-%D8%AF%DB%8C%DA%AF%D8%B1-%DA%A9%D8%A7%D8%B1-%D8%B3%D8%A7%D8%AE%D8%AA-%D8%A8%D9%86%D8%AF-%D8%B4%D8%A7%D9%87%E2%80%8C%D8%AA%D9%88%D8%AA-%D8%A2%D8%BA%D8%A7%D8%B2-%D9%85%DB%8C%E2%80%8C%D8%B4%D9%88%D8%AF]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] National Irrigation Service. National Irrigation School. 2019. http://www.senari.gob.bo/escuela1.asp\n[2] National Irrigation Service. Knowledge and wisdom of 206 water users in Arani certified. 2019. http://www.senari.gob.bo/noticias_proc.asp?ID=437\n[3] National Irrigation Service. SENARI trains water users from Sacaba in Technology and Production. 2018. http://senari.gob.bo/noticias_proc.asp?ID=399\n[4] National Irrigation Service. Government provides collective registrations for efficient water use to 4,500 families in Potosi. 2018. http://senari.gob.bo/noticias_proc.asp?ID=392\n[5] Ministry of Mining and Metallurgy. Sector Plan for Comprehensive Mining Metallurgical Development 2016-2020. 2016. http://www.mineria.gob.bo/documentos/PSDIMM%202016-2020.pdf\n[6] Ministry of Environment and Water. Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Agua. 2019. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A49+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F49,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] \"Assessment on the National Water Policy of Myanmar.\" https://www.gwp.org/globalassets/global/gwp-sea_files/assessment-on-the-national-water-policy-of-myanmar.pdf [2]Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf [3] \"Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management\". 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is no national programme for monitoring water pollution in Afghanistan.\n \n According to an academic interviewed, Afghanistan does not conduct national water pollution monitoring. [1] While the Ministry of Energy and Water has received support from international partners from the mid-2000s to rebuild abandoned and destroyed water monitoring facilities and restore lost capacity, these efforts focus on enhancing monitoring of water availability and water quality, rather than water pollution levels. [2, 3]\n \n Institutions in Afghanistan are mandated to assess water pollution levels, but they do not carry this out in practice. For example, Article 8 of the Water Law 2009 states that, \"Planning for and implementing activities to survey, explore, investigate, research and assess the groundwater reserves and their protection from pollution including identification of chemical and bacteriological contents of the groundwater, is the responsibility of the Ministry of Mines with cooperation from the Ministry of Public Health and the National Environmental Protection Agency.\" The Water law also states that \"Protection and control of surface water from pollution and monitoring of its quality is the responsibility of National Environmental Protection Agency with cooperation from the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock, Ministry of Energy and Water, Ministry of Urban Development, Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development, Ministry of Public Health and Ministry of Mines.\" [8]\n \n The lack of data and the unreliability of available data make it difficult to understand and assess the current situation of the water sector in Afghanistan. [4, 5] However, the minister of state for natural disasters, Najib Aqa Fahim, reported that 80% of Afghanistan’s water is contaminated. [5]\n \n Afghanistan Urban Water Supply and Sewerage Corporation (AUWSSC) is a government agency which is by law obliged to oversee and manage the urban water supply and sewage systems in the country. However, there is limited evidence of monitoring of water pollution levels. For example, the AUWSSC collected more than 450 samples of drinking water during 2017, which includes the water samples from wells that provide water to the city water supply network, residential houses that are connected to the water supply network and water supply network reservoirs. [6] \n \n In 2013, UNICEF supported the Ministry of Health to establish labs to monitor water quality (2 National WQ Labs MoPH/MRRD (28 parameters), 3 Regional Mini Labs (18 parameters) and Provision of Wagtech kit in all provinces) with capacity building, but this testing system is not available nationwide. [7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Bolivia has a national program for monitoring water pollution, but there is no evidence that the results are made available publicly. \n\nThe Vice-Ministry of Environment, Biodiversity, Climate Change and Forest Development (of the Ministry of Environment and Water) is tasked with protecting and conserving the environment, including controlling pollution from agrochemicals and industrial waste [1]. According to the Ministry of Environment and Water’s 2019 annual report, the ministry has 26 monitoring systems in place for checking water quality. However, the report does not provide further details on the systems or what parameters they measure [2]. The report does mention a project to monitor water quality in the Guadalquivir river basin. The project will implement a monitoring system for water quality and quantity in the basin [2]. \n\nIn the mining sector, the Sector Plan for Comprehensive Mining Metallurgical Development 2016-2020 sets strategic goals for water quality to be monitored by the Ministry of Environment and Water, stating that projects in operation and under development will be monitored. The plan notes that many mining operations do not comply with environmental regulations, creating social conflict as a result of pollution of water and soils [3]. The website of the Ministry of Environment and Water does not contain additional public information regarding monitoring of water pollution or publication of results [4]. \n \nIn addition, the National Service of Meteorology and Hydrology (SENAMHI) 's Hydrology Unit is tasked with carrying out water level monitoring, creating forecasts and alerts, and installing and maintaining monitoring stations [5]. However, there is no public evidence that this system monitors pollution or water quality [5, 6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"In Bosnia and Herzegovina there is are two entity level programmes for monitoring of water pollution that cover the majority of the country. \n\nArticles 14, 41, 44-47 of the Water Law of Republic of Srpska and articles 3, 22, 29, 91 of the Water Law of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina regulates water monitoring, that includes also monitoring of water pollution. Monitoring system is based on the entity level Water Monitoring Plan and in Republic of Srpska it is responsibility of the Water Srpska, while in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina it is responsibility of the Agency for the Sava River Basin and Agency for the Adriatic Sea Basin. In addition, the owner, or operator of facilities of importance for protection against harmful effects of water, is obliged to monitor and submit monitoring reports. [2, 3]\n\nBosnia and Herzegovina is not scored for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Pollution control from the national level. However, the assessment states that following constitutional organization of the country issue of the pollution control is in responsibility of the sub-national level (in case of BiH, entity level) institutions. Law on waters and respective bylaws at the level of both entities (FBiH and RS) in BiH and BD BiH regulate issues of pollution control. Both entity level ministries issue water permits with specific demand on pollution control, fees for water pollution, etc. [1]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"Brazil has the National Water Quality Monitoring Network, which has 1,340 stations in the country that checks for water quality; however, those stations only conduct analysis on four basic parameters (pH, dissolved oxygen, conductivity and temperature), which the National Water Agency (ANA) deems to be insufficient for a full examination of water pollution. [1]\n\nIn-depth water quality analysis is conducted by state agencies; however, criteria and parameters for water quality indicators may differ between states. [2] Therefore, there is no standardised, central and comprehensive monitoring system for the country. However, the national data by ANA on water quality is available to the public through ANA's website. [3]\n\nANA has developed the Stimulus Program for the Dissemination of Water Quality Data (QUALIÁGUA), which has the objective of creating a systematic data management of water quality indicators in all of Brazil, including those covering pollutant levels. The data would be standardized and collected by the national and state water quality stations. [4] This programme follows ANA Resolution no. 903 of 2013, which creates the National Water Quality Monitoring Network (RNQA) and standardised data collection, criteria and methodology for water quality indicators. [2][5] There is no evidence that the RNQA has materialised."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"There is a national pollution monitoring programme for water pollution described in the law in Cambodia, but it is not implemented adequately.\n\nUnder the sub-decree on water pollution adopted in 1999, the Ministry of Environment is mandated to carry out regular monitoring at all pollution sources and public water areas and make the findings publicly available [1]. It is also required to notify the general public immediately of any danger found that could potentially threaten human life and biodiversity. Management instruments for water pollution control in Cambodia also include water quality monitoring programme which is undertaken under MRC framework, and regular training programmes conducted to improve the national agencies' capacity in water pollution control task [2]. Currently, environmental pollution control/monitor programme which is regularly conducted by officials of Pollution Control Department under the Ministry of Environment includes: surface water quality monitoring in which monthly water samples at designated sampling points in the main water bodies are taken for analyzing, routine control/monitoring at pollution sources (factories), and educational programme of environmental quality management/protection to strengthen capacity of environmental officers at provincial level including line institution [3]. However, no water quality data is publicly available on both the website of the Environment Ministry and that of the Department of Hydrology and River Works of MOWRAM which is tasked with implementing water quality monitoring at the main hydrological stations [4]. News media have reported various recent cases of water pollution in some provinces, indicating weaknesses in the implementation of the water pollution control programme [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"There is a monitoring mechanism for water pollution in China, but it's results are available only on ad-hoc basis. \n\nThere is a monitoring mechanism of water pollution in China, but the results are not published on a regular basis. The Ministry of Water Resources hold meetings with local water pollution monitoring centers, and the local centers are responsible for conducting water pollution testing for monitoring. However, the results are not publicly available [1]. The Water Pollution Prevention and Control Action Plan states that China will \"deepen control over total pollutant emissions\" -- \"to improve pollutant statistical monitoring system, and include various pollution sources from industry, urban life, agriculture and mobile sources into field of investigation\" [2]. Article 32 of the Water Law states that \"the people's governments water administration departments at and above the county level, or the watershed authorities, shall monitor the water quality of the water functional regions. Where they find the total discharge of major pollutants exceeds the limitation or the water quality of the water functional regions fails to meet the requirements of the functions of the water areas, they shall promptly report to the relevant people's governments for treatment as well as notifying the environmental protection departments\" [3]. The Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law incudes pollution monitoring measures at various levels. For example, it states that \"the state shall establish rules for the monitoring of water environment quality and monitoring of water pollutant discharge. The administrative department of environmental protection of the State Council shall be responsible for working out water environment monitoring standards, releasing the state's water environment situation in a uniform manner and organizing a monitoring network with the water administrative department and other departments of the State Council, make uniform planning on the setup of stations (outlets) for the monitoring of water quality environment of the state, establish a monitoring data sharing mechanism, and strengthen the administration of water environment monitoring\" [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"The National Monitoring Program for Water Resources (PNMRH) monitors water quality in the country, and some data is publicly available. \n\nThe PNMRH is a product of the National Policy for the Integrated Management of Water Resources 2010-2022 (PNGIRH). The PNGIRH has five objectives, including minimizing water pollution [1]. The PNMRH’s monitoring network includes around 3,200 stations that monitor water quality and availability throughout the country [2]. The PNMRH monitors biodegradable organic demand (DBO5), chemical demand for oxygen, total suspended solids and mercury levels [3]. The national Water Resource Information System (SIRH), an online tool run by Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development., contains data series regarding pollutants detected at these monitoring stations [4]. \n\nIn addition, the System of Environmental Information of Colombia (SIAC) contains 2012 data on net pollutants in the country’s water, biochemical demand for oxygen in water, and mercury dumped in land and waterways due to mining [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"In Croatia there is a system for national monitoring of water pollution. \n\nIn 2016 Croatian introduced their Long term Monitoring Programme, that aims to comprehensively capture the quality and quantity of water across the country, and monitor likely extent and impact of pollution[2]. It will also upgrade the current monitoring system [2]. The current Croatian Waters process collects information on (i) monitoring of the status of waters, (ii) hydrological and meteorological monitoring, (iii) monitoring of the load and emission into water (incl. emissions that would be considered pollutants), (iv) the monitoring of the state of water structures, and (v) monitoring established in the procedures of the strategic Environmental Impact Assessment of Planned Water Management Documents. [2] The Organisation publishes the results of this monitoring in annual plans prepared in line with the Ordinance on the Standard of Water Quality. [3]\n\nCroatia reports the score 80 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on National monitoring of water pollution The assessment states that \"in order to retain a high level of efficient protection from water-related diseases, the quality of drinking water in Croatia is monitored by authorized institutes in accordance with the water quality control standards\". The Institute for Public Health and its laboratories is in charge for monitoring of the quality of the water for human consumption on regular basis. The surface and groundwater is monitored by Croatian Waters -the water agency which also has its own laboratory. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Ecuador has monitored water quality only on ad-hoc basis and there is evidence that the government has collected samples to test for pollution. \n\nThe Secretariat of Water’s Directorate of Water Quality holds a mandate for the national water quality monitoring program [1]. The Directorate sometimes works with outside laboratories to process samples to detect pollution in waterways [1]. The Secretariat has worked during recent years to extend the monitoring system across the country, while it has also trained teams from different regions to test for water quality [2, 3]. In 2019, the Secretariat worked with local authorities and external laboratories to monitor water quality following flooding in the Manduriacu region [4]. Data regarding these monitoring activities does not appear to be publicly available. As of May 2019, the newly launched Public Registry for Water was not accessible online, and its mandate does not include pollution monitoring [5, 8]. Ecuador’s Open Data platform includes a dataset on water quality, but it only contains locations of monitoring points and not actual water quality data [6]. The 2017 Sectorial Water Statistics Bulletin contained some tables with water quality data (conductivity, biological, etc.) but not pollution specifically [7]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"Guinea does not have programmes for monitoring water pollution.\n\nAccording to a report issued by the UN, which analyzes the situation of the environmental statistics in Guinea, the National Hydraulics Directorate effectuates some analysis in a more or less regular way, of the water quality of some rivers. Microbiological, bacteriological and chemical analysis are carried out by their laboratories for this purpose. (1) Nevertheless, it can not be considered a national monitoring system since it only happens in certain rivers (the proportion of rivers monitored was not provided). (1) \n\nMoreover, no reports on water quality issued by the government could be found. No further information could be found in the National Hydraulics Directorate since it does not have its own website. There is no further evidence of such programmes for monitoring water pollution on the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page (it does not have an official website), in the National Directorate of Water and Forests, on the Ministry of Environment Facebook page (it does not have an official website), on the Ministry of Agriculture Facebook page (it does not have an official website), in a report from the National Hydraulics Directorate or in the Ministry of Mines and Geology. (2,3,4,5,6,7) \n\nThe country gets the score of 20 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question for pollution control management at the national level. The assessment states that the use of management tools is limited and is only done through short-term / ad-hoc or similar projects. (8) No evidence of projects monitoring pollution could be found in the World Bank . (9)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"The Department of Environment assesses pollution nationally but the results are not publicly available. \n\nPartially, the Department of Environment was 53 online stations that measure water pollutants in rivers in 16 provinces [1]. There are detailed licensing regulations for sectors related to urban, industrial, mining, animal farming or similar purposes, according to the 1994 law of Prevention of Water Pollution suggested by the Department of Environment and ratified in the cabinet [2]. There is also a detailed standard defined for outgoing wastewater in different sectors (1999) by the Department of Environment according to clause 5 of the law of Prevention of Water Pollution [3]. The result of water pollution monitoring programmes or their regularity are not publicly available and therefore is not confirmable. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"The Ministry of Water Resources considers the “preservation of surface and groundwater from pollution” a priority in its general policy programme (article 2, part 4, of the Law No. (50) for the year 2008) (2). However, there is no independent programme or public agency that is in charge of monitoring water pollution that covers the entire country. \n\nThis task is included within a general agenda of different plans of action within larger organizations. For example:\n- The General Authority for the operation of irrigation and drainage projects (part of the Ministry of Water resources): collects data on chemical and physiological tests of water sources of rivers, streams and basins, in order to monitor the sources of pollution, especially oil spill, factory waste and sewage stations (3).\n- The Reconstruction Fund for Areas Affected by Terrorist Operations (REFAATO): includes water depollution in the regions strongly affected by the war against ISIS (4) (5).\n\nSome pollution control projects are adopted in the short term by the Ministry of Water. For instance, in February 2019, the Ministry confirmed the end of the crisis of water pollution of the Diyala River as a result of its projects of releasing non-polluted water (6). However, due to the ministry’s lack of resources, these actions do not include the entire national territory of Iraq (7). \n\nFinally, the Iraqi authorities benefit from the financial and technical support of international organizations in monitoring water pollution:\n- World Bank “Baghdad Water Supply and Sewerage Improvement Project” (2018-2023). The development objective of this project for Iraq is to improve the quality of drinking water supply and wastewater services in Baghdad. (1)\n- UNICEF: \"Evaluation of Water Quality Control and Surveillance in Iraq\" (2010) (1) One of the main objectives of this programme is to empower the Ministry of Environment, Ministry of Municipalities and Mayoralty of Baghdad to ensure the provision of potable water and the enforcement of the rules and regulation related to the protection of the water resources from pollution. \n- UNEP: “Water Quality Monitoring programme in the Iraqi Marshlands” (2005) (10) As per the Memorandum of Understanding concluded between the Ministry of Environment, Iraq and the United Nations Environment Programme, International Environmental Technology Centre (UNEP, IETC), it undertook a water quality monitoring programme in the Iraqi Marshlands in order to ensure a better management of water resources and reduce pollution imacts.\n\nAccording to UNICEF less than half of the Iraqi population can claim reliable access to drinkable water and less than 10% of urban households outside Baghdad are connected to sanitary sewage systems (1). \n\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"Kazakhstan has a regular programme for monitoring water pollution and results are publicly available.\n \n All environmental monitoring, including monitoring of water quality, is the responsibility of the National Hydrometeorological Service (Kazhdromet), a state enterprise under the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources. [1] Kazhdromet currently monitors water quality at 424 points on 143 water bodies, including 93 rivers, 31 lakes, 15 reservoirs, 3 canals and the Caspian Sea. [2, 3] On the basis of this monitoring, it publishes monthly and quarterly reports on its website that contain detailed statistics on water quality. [4] The number of points monitored has steadily increased over recent years, from 240 points on 105 water bodies in 2013–2015; to 392 points on 128 water bodies in 2016; to 404 points on 133 water bodies in 2017. [5]\n \n Kazhydromet actively monitors all main transboundary rivers for a wide range of contaminants and quality parameters, including organoleptic, physical and chemical qualities, mineralization, ions, biogens, metals, toxic substances and organic contaminants. [5] In addition, some points are tested for pesticides, radionuclides and micro-macro elements. [5] Kazhydromet's monitoring of transboundary rivers specifically involves 12 samples per year from the Keles (on the border with Uzbekistan), 14 samples per year from the Syr Darya (on the border with Uzbekistan), up to 6 samples per year from the Chu (on the border with Kyrgyzstan), and up to 36 samples per year from the Talas (on the border with Kyrgyzstan). [5]\n \n In addition to the regular monitoring conducted by Kazhydromet, the Ministry of Energy's Committee of Ecological Regulation and Control does ad hoc monitoring of surface water quality and the Ministry of Healthcare's Sanitary-Epidemiological Service monitors drinking water sources for microbiological and parasitological contaminants. [5]\n \n An expert interviewed reported that while regular monitoring of water pollution is conducted by the hydrometereological service, specific sources of pollution are only investigated following detection of critical levels of pollution. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"There is a national programme for the monitoring of water pollution in Kyrgyzstan, but it is not regular and is currently only conducted on the river Chu.\n \n The State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘SAW’), previously the Department of Water Resources and Land Improvement of the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Improvement of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘DWRLI’) until 2019, is charged with the monitoring of the quality of Kyrgyzstan’s water bodies. [1] According to a 2015 workshop on water pollution in Kyrgyzstan, hosted by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, Kyrgyzstan “annually conducts joint monitoring of water pollution with representatives of state bodies of the Republic of Kazakhstan”. [2] However, no additional evidence was found to corroborate this on the website of the SAW. [3]\n \n According to a 2018 United Nations report, up until 1992 observation on the quality of surface waters were carried out on 54 water bodies (at 80 posts), including transboundary rivers Naryn, Karadarya, and Talas, with thirty-eight indicators being analysed. [4] This monitoring of water quality in Kyrgyzstan was carried out by the Agency for Hydrometeorology (“Kyrgyzhydromet”), under the auspices of the then-DWRLI (now SAW), but due to the insufficient budget financing, an assessment of the water quality of the Naryn, Karadarya and Talas rivers is not currently being carried out. [4] The 2018 report states that currently, Kyrgyzhydromet only assesses water quality at 9 observation points located on the main watercourse of the river Chu. These monitoring points assess the \"organoleptical and physical qualities of the water, temperature and oxygenic conditions, general organic contamination, mineralization and salt content, biogens, and contamination substances of non-organic origin.\" [4] The 2018 report also mentions that the State Agency of Protection of Environment and Forestry (SAEPF)monitors the river Chu on 6 section lines by 17 indicators, including heavy metals. The SAEPF programe aims to monitor the impact of contaminsation sources on the quality of water resources. [4]\n \n According to a 2015 report by the German Corporation for International Cooperation (“GIZ”), Kyrgyzhydromet carried out monitoring of water quality of Kyrgyzstan’s water bodies was in 2015. [5] This water quality monitoring involves checking levels of some organic and non-organic pollutants, as well as water quality characteristiscs such as temperature, oxygenation, mineralisation and salt content. [4]\n \n The SAW is the central authority in Kyrgyzstan charged with the monitoring of water resources, the State Agency on the Environmental Protection and Forestry is charged with environmental protection activities (i.e. not only related to water resources), and Kyrgyzhydromet is charged with monitoring of water resources, as well as air quality and weather, and in the field of water pollution monitoring, these organisations’ remits overlap as such. [1, 6]\n \n According to a 2018 report by the United Nations, Kyrgyzhydromet currently has no regional laboratories, and in 2016 stopped observation of heavy metals, oil products (petroleum products), phenols and SSAS, because of outdated and lacking methodologies, equipment and procedures. Kyrgyzhydromet's instrumentation is in general obsolete, and requires replacement to enable the body to increase the number of pollutants to be determined, for example an atomic absorption spectrophotometer for detecting heavy metals. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"There is no national programme for monitoring water pollution in Laos. \n\nInstructions on pollution control issued by the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MONRE) in 2015 place the onus on potential water polluters to self-monitor and report pollution. [1] Project owners and entrepreneurs engaging in activities likely to cause water pollution are required to establish environmental monitoring plans, which must be submitted to MONRE in order to obtain an environmental compliance certificate. [1] However, according to a draft National Pollution Control Strategy and Action Plan, pollution control authorities lack the capacity to assess compliance with these requirements. [2] The draft acknowledges the lack of information on pollution sources, as well as on monitoring and compliance and reporting systems. [2] The draft plan includes strategic pillars to improve monitoring capacity through a National Environment Protection and Pollution Control Steering Committee, with support from MONRE and other ministries. [2] Some of the funding for this work is to be raised through a proposed environmental tax. [2] There is no evidence available on the national gazette or MONRE website that the draft National Pollution Control Strategy and Action Plan has been approved or implemented as yet. [3,4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"Water pollution monitoring is called \"water quality monitoring\" in Mali, and it's done by the DNH through its Laboratory of Water Quality (LQA) [1], as well as by the potable water companies throughout the 150-station-wide national network, however the results are not always publicly available.\n\nThe Laboratory collects water samples at various stations across the country but due to a lack of funding, in 2006, these measures were only done on an ad-hoc basis [2]. However since then, a number of actions have been taken by the authorities in order to improve the monitoring, among which the PCA-GIRE programme which has provided capacity building resources for pollution monitoring as well as data sharing and disucssion platforms [3]. One such as example is the April 2018 water quality workshop organised by the Ministry of Energy and Water of Mali and the PCA-GIRE coordinators. The workshop, funded by the governments of Netherlands and Sweden, brought together all the water sector stakeholders from Mali and Guinea Conakry. It's objective was to identify the big polluters and the innovative solutions to improve the quality of surface water. It provided the stakeholders a platform to discuss best practice principles of the water sampling network and to present the current method used in the development of the monitoring network for Mali. [3] \n\nThere are about 150 stations across the country belonging exclusively to the DNH, except those on the Senegal river which belong both to the DNH and to the OMVS who are both monitoring the Senegal river [2]. Moreover, the potable water company Société EDM SA follows the physico-chemical and bacteriological quality of its sampling points for the production of drinking water on a regular basis (unlike the Laboratory which monitors the quality of water in a less frequent manner) [2]. The strategy for pollution monitoring is outlined first in the 2006 Strategy for [2] and in the 2009 National Water Treatment Plan (PNA) [4]. Water pollution is regulated by the law No 01-020 of 30 May 2001 on pollutions, decree No. 01-395/P-RM of 2001 on wastewater management, and order No. 06-2667 / MIC-SG of 7 Nov. 2006, approving Malian wastewater standards-specifications [5], [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"The legislation for water pollution monitoring is strong, however there is little evidence of actual implementation. The Regional Departments of Hydraulics and Sanitation's water analysis laboratories are in charge of water pollution monitoring [1] however, the results are not publicly available on the Ministry of Hydraulics website [2], neither at the Ministry of Environment since it does not have a website. [3]\nMoreover, according to art 36 of the Law 2000-045 on the environment [4], the surface waters, rivers, lakes and ponds are subject to an inventory establishing their degree of pollution. Documents are drawn up for each of these waters according to physical, chemical, biological, or bacteriological criteria, to determine the state of each of them.\nThese documents are subject to periodic general revision and to an immediate revision whenever an exceptional or imperative change affects the state of these waters. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"There is a national pollution monitoring programme for water pollution described in the law in Myanmar, but it is not implemented properly.\n\nIn 1999, the Waterways Department was extended and reorganised as the Directorate of Water Resources and Improvement of River Systems (DWIR). The main responsibilities of DWIR include managing and preventing water pollution in the river. There is, however, limited research on water pollution and data is sparse. [1] The main responsibilities of DWIR include managing and preventing water pollution in the river. [1] There is, however, limited research on water pollution and data is sparse. Objectives of DWIR include: to improve the navigation channel and to stabilize the inland river ports, to protect the river banks erosion, to cooperate with other organizations in demarcation of danger water level of the towns, to utilize the river water for domestic and agriculture all the year round, to protect bank erosion of border rivers, to observe the long term existence of the cross river bridges by river engineering point of views, to manage the prevention of the river water pollution and to achieve adequate depth for maximum loading capacity of the vessels. [2] There seems to be no national programme for monitoring water pollution- but the Environmental Pollution Control has set some standards such as : suitable surface water quality standards for the usage in rivers,streams, canals, springs, marshes, swamps, lakes, reservoirs and other inland water sources of the public; water quality standards for coastal and estuarine areas; and underground water quality standards. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"There is a regular monitoring programme of water pollution and results are publicly available, however some area require registration in order to access the data. \n\nThe National Authority of Water (ANA) is responsible for monitoring and collecting data on water quality and pollution in Perú. The ANA operates a portal, the National Information System of Water Resources (SNIRH), which is the technological and institutional network created to support the National Water Resources Management System. SNIRH consists of data from various institutions that generate information about water. [1] Users need to register and a national ID is required - therefore this information cannot be considered fully \"public\" [1]\n\nThe portal menu has a link to a section called “Tools SNIRH” (“Herramientas SNIRH”) that has information from the Sub-System of Water Quality for Water Resources (SCCRH) and the Monitoring System for Water Quality (SIMCAL). Here too data is available to registered users only and not to the general public. [2] \n\nData on wastewater permits and the total allowed discharge is publically available. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"In Senegal there is a programme for monitoring water pollution that is partially in place. \n\nAccording to a report issued by the Directorate of Water Resources Management and Planning (DGPRE) , related to the SDG 6.3.2, a monitoring water pollution system exists (with more than 500 stations) for groundwaters, which covers the entire country. Nevertheless, the monitoring superficial water system does not sufficiently take into account the water quality. Finally from these monitoring water pollution systems, data is collected but not regularly. (1)\n\nA workshop conducted in 2018 on the management of water quality in SÉNÉGAL, concludes that there is a deficit in the existence of data on water quality. (2)There is no further evidence on the DUPREes website or in the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation. (3,4) \n\nThe country gets the score of 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question for pollution control management at the national level. The assessment states that there are few instruments implemented for monitoring water pollution but with a coverage limited for different sectors and in the country. (5)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"Serbia has a national programme for monitoring of water pollution based on a framework outline in the National Water Law. \n\nA Programme for monitoring status of water is performed on annual basis by the Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) based on requirements outlined in the Water Law [1]. The requirements outline the quality and quantity metrics (Article 93 and 122) that should be included and was updated by Decree in 2016 [2]. This legislation is implemented through a Programme for monitoring status of water is approved by the Government in the form of ordinance. [3]. The ordinance is implemented by SEPA [4]. Monitoring data is publicly available on the website of the Environmental Protection Agency. The data on this website appears up to date. [4] \n\nThis monitoring programme assesses levels of pollution in the country. Article 93 of the Water Law sets a framework for emission limit values for certain groups or categories of pollutants. [1] Article 122 of the Water Law defines the requirement for a water permit based on how the quality of the water and how it is stored. [1] This framework was recently updated with The Decree on Limit Values for Pollutants in Waters and the Deadlines for Reaching that limit (2016). This decree distinguishes between technological facilities and different sectors (e.g. energy, industry, mining, municipal, etc.) when outlining requirements. [2] \n\nSerbia reports the score 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Pollution control from the national level. Besides above mentioned information, the assessment states that monitoring of water pollution is also performed through inspection services within the Ministry of Environmental Protection. [5] Report on Results of Quality Assessment of Surface and groundwater for 2017 are publicly available. [6] According to article 109 of the Water Law, the Ministry of Environmental Protection in cooperation with the Hydrometeorological Institute is responsible for monitoring water pollution. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"In Slovenia there is a national programme for monitoring of water pollution.\n\nAccording to the Environment Protection Act (2), the Environmental Agency of the Republic of Slovenia is responsible for the water quality monitoring and evaluation of water quality status in Slovenia. Monitoring programmes are drawn up in accordance with regulations that summarise the provisions of European directives, and in accordance with the status assessment and pressure analysis of each individual water body. They include quality monitoring of rivers, lakes, sea, groundwater, and water in protected areas. The website of the Environment Agency was data available that is reflective of significant monitoring activities - this includes on emissions to water and water quality - both which capture levels of pollution. [1, 2] \n\nSlovenia reports the score 80 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Pollution control from the national level. The assessment states that different pollution control management instruments (regulations, water quality guidelines, economic tools (e.g. taxes and fees), water quality trading programs, water quality monitoring, education, consideration of point and nonpoint (e.g. agricultural) pollution sources, construction and operation of wastewater treatment plants, watershed management) are well established and provide long-term protection of water resources. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"Though there are comprehensive measures outlined for pollution monitoring, there is limited evidence they have been implemented. However International Organisations do support Syrian authorities conduct some limited programs. \n\nThe Ministry of Water Resources published the executive instructions (published in 2009) of the Syrian Water Legislation promulgated by Law No (31) in 2006. Under these executive instructions, the General Water Quality Directorate conducts tests to approve standard specifications for all public water sources (rivers, lakes, fountains, underground water, sea, etc.) through Mkhabrha or accredited environmental test laboratories. [1]\n\nIf the results of monitoring show any deviation in the tests from the standards and permitted standards of public water control, the Ministry of Local Administration and Environment should be notified of the causes of contamination of the water source and the competent ministry. However, these results were not publicly found online - nor is there any evidecne of this system being implemented and neither do we find any othermention of pollution monitoring system in Syria [1][2]\n\nIn 2014, The World Health Organization, under the Syria Humanitarian Assistance and Response Plan (SHARP) 2014 created a plan that details the water quality surveillance and emergency response system. A proposed plan of action was prepared on the implementation of the surveillance and response system, to clarify roles and responsibilities of the various actors in the system and effectivize response. The various actors were NGOs, local branches of water utilities, the Central Water Quality Laboratory, all under the aegis of the Ministry of Water Resources. But this plan was mainly directed towards emergencies and no water quality or monitoring measures have been adopted as a result. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"In the Republic of Tajikistan, there is a national programme for monitoring of water pollution, however the results are not publicly available.\n \n In Tajikistan, the monitoring of the state and level of environmental pollution is carried out by a specialised authority under the Tajikhydromet (the hydrometeorology service) – the “Environmental Monitoring Agency” (‘EMA’), responsible for monitoring atmospheric, surface water, soil and radiometric pollution, and providing up-to-date information to other relevant authorities. [1] According to Tajikhydromet’s website, until 1990, surface water pollution was regularly monitored on 47 rivers, 5 lakes and one body of water based on 41 water pollutants. [1] Between 1994 and 1997, surface water pollution was not monitored. In 1998, 24 observation points were established on 15 rivers, which monitored surface water pollution based on 16 water pollutants. [1] In 2010, surface water quality was monitored for 36 water pollutants in 22 rivers and 2 lakes, and according to Tajikhydromet’s website, the EMA currently monitors 22 rivers based on 21 water pollutants, at 36 different points. [1] Additionally, since 2016 soil samples are regularly analysed in laboratories to monitor surface water and radiation levels. [1]\n \n The results of the EMA’s water pollution testing are not available on the Tajikhydromet website, and a water resources expert interviewee noted that government practice is to \"charge the public for access to any data”. [1, 2]\n \n Additionally, from 2015 to 2017, the Finnish Environment Institute “SYKE” realised the “Strengthening the Capacity for Monitoring the Quality of Surface Water in Tajikistan” project, which improved the EMA and Tajikhydromet's capacity in surface water quality monitoring. [3] Despite this, according to a 2017 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (‘UNECE’), the water resources monitoring networks in the Republic of Tajikistan are in general poorly equipped, especially those under the Committee on Environmental Protection, including Tajikhydromet, with a lack of equipment and resources limiting the geographical and technical coverage of monitoring activity for air and water pollution. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"In the Republic of Tajikistan, there is a national programme for monitoring of water pollution, however the results are not publicly available.\n \n In Tajikistan, the monitoring of the state and level of environmental pollution is carried out by a specialised authority under the Tajikhydromet (the hydrometeorology service) – the “Environmental Monitoring Agency” (‘EMA’), responsible for monitoring atmospheric, surface water, soil and radiometric pollution, and providing up-to-date information to other relevant authorities. [1] According to Tajikhydromet’s website, until 1990, surface water pollution was regularly monitored on 47 rivers, 5 lakes and one body of water based on 41 water pollutants. [1] Between 1994 and 1997, surface water pollution was not monitored. In 1998, 24 observation points were established on 15 rivers, which monitored surface water pollution based on 16 water pollutants. [1] In 2010, surface water quality was monitored for 36 water pollutants in 22 rivers and 2 lakes, and according to Tajikhydromet’s website, the EMA currently monitors 22 rivers based on 21 water pollutants, at 36 different points. [1] Additionally, since 2016 soil samples are regularly analysed in laboratories to monitor surface water and radiation levels. [1]\n \n The results of the EMA’s water pollution testing are not available on the Tajikhydromet website, and a water resources expert interviewee noted that government practice is to \"charge the public for access to any data”. [1, 2]\n \n Additionally, from 2015 to 2017, the Finnish Environment Institute “SYKE” realised the “Strengthening the Capacity for Monitoring the Quality of Surface Water in Tajikistan” project, which improved the EMA and Tajikhydromet's capacity in surface water quality monitoring. [3] Despite this, according to a 2017 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (‘UNECE’), the water resources monitoring networks in the Republic of Tajikistan are in general poorly equipped, especially those under the Committee on Environmental Protection, including Tajikhydromet, with a lack of equipment and resources limiting the geographical and technical coverage of monitoring activity for air and water pollution. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"In Thailand, the Pollution Control Department monitors water pollution and the water quality database is publicly available. This database collects information from the 366 water quality monitoring stations operated by the Pollution Control Department and 269 water quality monitoring stations operated by the natural resources and environment regional offices. The monitoring units cover 48 rivers and four standing water sources. Some of the data are also updated automatically from the automatic water monitoring stations [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"There is national programme for monitoring water pollution but results are not publicly available.\n\nThe Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry included information on its activities to monitor water pollution in several sections of its annual activity report for 2018 - notably, section 5(a) on agricultural pollution [1]. Monitoring of water pollution also takes place through the inspection of plants discharging waste into receiving environments by the Ministry of the Environment, and the monitoring which these plants are obliged to carry out, under the Water Pollution Control Regulation on (Articles 51, 29). [2] According to a presentation on the website of the Directorate General of Water Management , various departments of four ministries, as well as municipalities, monitor water quality at a total of 6,200 points across the country using a total of 300 parameters. [3]\n\nThe EU-financed project “Improving the monitoring of water quality” aimed to address coordination needs among institutions responsible for water quality, prepare guidelines and manuals and lay the groundwork for an integrated national monitoring institute for surface water. The required software and hardware was installed, and the EU water quality directive was then applied to an existing monitoring programme, in the Greater Menderes river basin, as a prelüde to rolling out the directive to the rest of the country’s 24 river basins. [4] \n\nThe General Directorate of Water Management also contributes data to the \"Noah's Ark Biodiversity Project\" run by the Ministry of Forest and Water Affairs. Data here is not publically available and little evidence is given on what is shared. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"There is a national programme for the monitoring of water pollution in Kyrgyzstan, but it is not regular and is currently only conducted on the river Chu.\n \n The State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘SAW’), previously the Department of Water Resources and Land Improvement of the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Improvement of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘DWRLI’) until 2019, is charged with the monitoring of the quality of Kyrgyzstan’s water bodies. [1] According to a 2015 workshop on water pollution in Kyrgyzstan, hosted by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, Kyrgyzstan “annually conducts joint monitoring of water pollution with representatives of state bodies of the Republic of Kazakhstan”. [2] However, no additional evidence was found to corroborate this on the website of the SAW. [3]\n \n According to a 2018 United Nations report, up until 1992 observation on the quality of surface waters were carried out on 54 water bodies (at 80 posts), including transboundary rivers Naryn, Karadarya, and Talas, with thirty-eight indicators being analysed. [4] This monitoring of water quality in Kyrgyzstan was carried out by the Agency for Hydrometeorology (“Kyrgyzhydromet”), under the auspices of the then-DWRLI (now SAW), but due to the insufficient budget financing, an assessment of the water quality of the Naryn, Karadarya and Talas rivers is not currently being carried out. [4] The 2018 report states that currently, Kyrgyzhydromet only assesses water quality at 9 observation points located on the main watercourse of the river Chu. These monitoring points assess the \"organoleptical and physical qualities of the water, temperature and oxygenic conditions, general organic contamination, mineralization and salt content, biogens, and contamination substances of non-organic origin.\" [4] The 2018 report also mentions that the State Agency of Protection of Environment and Forestry (SAEPF)monitors the river Chu on 6 section lines by 17 indicators, including heavy metals. The SAEPF programe aims to monitor the impact of contaminsation sources on the quality of water resources. [4]\n \n According to a 2015 report by the German Corporation for International Cooperation (“GIZ”), Kyrgyzhydromet carried out monitoring of water quality of Kyrgyzstan’s water bodies was in 2015. [5] This water quality monitoring involves checking levels of some organic and non-organic pollutants, as well as water quality characteristiscs such as temperature, oxygenation, mineralisation and salt content. [4]\n \n The SAW is the central authority in Kyrgyzstan charged with the monitoring of water resources, the State Agency on the Environmental Protection and Forestry is charged with environmental protection activities (i.e. not only related to water resources), and Kyrgyzhydromet is charged with monitoring of water resources, as well as air quality and weather, and in the field of water pollution monitoring, these organisations’ remits overlap as such. [1, 6]\n \n According to a 2018 report by the United Nations, Kyrgyzhydromet currently has no regional laboratories, and in 2016 stopped observation of heavy metals, oil products (petroleum products), phenols and SSAS, because of outdated and lacking methodologies, equipment and procedures. Kyrgyzhydromet's instrumentation is in general obsolete, and requires replacement to enable the body to increase the number of pollutants to be determined, for example an atomic absorption spectrophotometer for detecting heavy metals. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"There is a national programme for monitoring of water pollution, but the results are not currently publicly available.\n \n In accordance with Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 737 of 5 September 2019 \"On Improvements to the System of Monitoring the Natural Environment in the Republic of Uzbekistan\", water pollution is to be monitored by the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Ecology and Environmental Protection - in charge of monitoring sources of pollution of surface waters, the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan - in charge of monitoring pollution of surface (natural watercourses) waters, the Ministry of Water Management - in charge of monitoring the qualitative composition of collector-drainage waters, and the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Geology and Mineral Resources - in charge of monitoring pollution of subterranean waters. [1] \n \n The Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute of the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan evaluates pollution levels in surface waters. [2] The Centre for Hydrometeorology Services took 713 water samples in 2019. [3] According to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe report in cooperation with the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia titled \"Surface Waters Quality Monitoring Systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment\", 2018, this data is not publicly available. [4] This is corroborated by searches of the official websites of the Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute, the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services and the Portal for Open Source Data of the Republic of Uzbekistan [5, 6, 7]. As such, it cannot be confirmed that water pollution monitoring takes place in practice.\n \n Dr Vadim Sokolov notes that meliorative departments of Basin Irrigation System Administrations (which fall under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Water Management) conduct the compositional monitoring of collector-drainage waters in practice but that all reports and data are confidential and for governmental use only. [8] \n  \n Dr Kakhramon Djumaboev confirms that a number of organisations have a mandate for monitoring water pollution and notes that while the main cause of pollution in Uzbekistan is agriculture, collector drainage water is only monitored by the Ministry of Water Management and there is a need for greater cross-sectoral integration of activities and data sharing between the responsible agencies (i.e. the Ministry of Water Management, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Ecology and Environmental Protection and the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services). [9]\n \n Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 273 of 23 August 2016 \"On Approval of the Programme of Monitoring the Natural Environment in the Republic of Uzbekistan 2016-2020\" states that the results of the monitoring activities are to be submitted in half yearly and annually in reports to the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan [10].\n  \n The State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Ecology and Environmental Protection announced at a press conference on 14 January 2020 plans to create a publicly accessible real-time pollution map of Uzbekistan, including water pollution [11].\n  \n The Roadmap for the Implementation of the Strategy for the Efficient Use of Land and Water Resources in Agriculture as approved by Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5742 of 17 June 2019 “On Measures for the Efficient Use of Land and Water Resources in Agriculture” envisages the introduction of a unified system for monitoring the level and mineralisation of ground waters as well as soil salinity [12]. \n  \n The governments of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan are reportedly negotiating a bilateral agreement on monitoring pollution in the Syr Darya water basin as well as other minor transboundary rivers, which would see increased pollution monitoring in said watercourses. [9] \n  \n Water pollution data for the years 2009-2011 is available on the website of the defunct State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Environmental Protection, which was disbanded under Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 737 of 5 September 2019. [1, 13]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"There is a national programme for monitoring of water pollution, but the results are not currently publicly available.\n \n In accordance with Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 737 of 5 September 2019 \"On Improvements to the System of Monitoring the Natural Environment in the Republic of Uzbekistan\", water pollution is to be monitored by the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Ecology and Environmental Protection - in charge of monitoring sources of pollution of surface waters, the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan - in charge of monitoring pollution of surface (natural watercourses) waters, the Ministry of Water Management - in charge of monitoring the qualitative composition of collector-drainage waters, and the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Geology and Mineral Resources - in charge of monitoring pollution of subterranean waters. [1] \n \n The Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute of the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan evaluates pollution levels in surface waters. [2] The Centre for Hydrometeorology Services took 713 water samples in 2019. [3] According to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe report in cooperation with the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia titled \"Surface Waters Quality Monitoring Systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment\", 2018, this data is not publicly available. [4] This is corroborated by searches of the official websites of the Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute, the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services and the Portal for Open Source Data of the Republic of Uzbekistan [5, 6, 7]. As such, it cannot be confirmed that water pollution monitoring takes place in practice.\n \n Dr Vadim Sokolov notes that meliorative departments of Basin Irrigation System Administrations (which fall under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Water Management) conduct the compositional monitoring of collector-drainage waters in practice but that all reports and data are confidential and for governmental use only. [8] \n  \n Dr Kakhramon Djumaboev confirms that a number of organisations have a mandate for monitoring water pollution and notes that while the main cause of pollution in Uzbekistan is agriculture, collector drainage water is only monitored by the Ministry of Water Management and there is a need for greater cross-sectoral integration of activities and data sharing between the responsible agencies (i.e. the Ministry of Water Management, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Ecology and Environmental Protection and the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services). [9]\n \n Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 273 of 23 August 2016 \"On Approval of the Programme of Monitoring the Natural Environment in the Republic of Uzbekistan 2016-2020\" states that the results of the monitoring activities are to be submitted in half yearly and annually in reports to the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan [10].\n  \n The State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Ecology and Environmental Protection announced at a press conference on 14 January 2020 plans to create a publicly accessible real-time pollution map of Uzbekistan, including water pollution [11].\n  \n The Roadmap for the Implementation of the Strategy for the Efficient Use of Land and Water Resources in Agriculture as approved by Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5742 of 17 June 2019 “On Measures for the Efficient Use of Land and Water Resources in Agriculture” envisages the introduction of a unified system for monitoring the level and mineralisation of ground waters as well as soil salinity [12]. \n  \n The governments of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan are reportedly negotiating a bilateral agreement on monitoring pollution in the Syr Darya water basin as well as other minor transboundary rivers, which would see increased pollution monitoring in said watercourses. [9] \n  \n Water pollution data for the years 2009-2011 is available on the website of the defunct State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Environmental Protection, which was disbanded under Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 737 of 5 September 2019. [1, 13]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"Venezuelan regulations call for the implementation of a National Water Monitoring Network that would capture information on pollution, but there is insufficient public evidence that the network has been established and is functioning. \n\nDecree No. 3,367 of 2018 issued the Regulations for the Water Resources Law. Article 22 states that the Ministry functioning as the National Water Authority shall “implement a National Water Monitoring Network to generate basic data on quality and quantity both for surface waters as well as subterranean waters” [1]. A 2012 report on the needs for environmental statistical information in Venezuela noted the lack of water quality information in the country and tasked the then-Ministry of Environment with collecting it [2]. In 2011 and 2012, press reports indicated that the Ministry of Environment carried out water quality monitoring for the Caroni and Yaracuy rivers in Venezuela, but the data does not appear to be publicly available [3, 4]. \n\nINAMEH's water availability monitoring system does not capture or publish water quality data [6]. The website of the Ministry of Care for Water Resources does not contain links to the National Water Monitoring Network [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"There is a national pollution monitoring programme for water pollution described in the law in Vietnam, but there is no evidence that it is regular, and results are not publicly available.\n\nThe legislation on water pollution in Vietnam is fragmented, and there is evidence of monitoring, but data are not available. The Law on Water Resources has a section on water protection that mandates that local governments are responsible for monitoring pollution. [1] The Law on Environment of 2014 introduced a provision that the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment is responsible for conducting pollution control and reporting for water. [2] However, the implementation of pollution monitoring is not comprehensive. In a press release in 2018, the Vietnam Environment Administration stated that the environment has been under pressure due to rapid economic growth and the government has identified five priority tasks, one of which is the implementation of national mechanisms to monitor and control pollution. [3] A local news report stated in 2018 that the current system is not comprehensive and has many weaknesses. [4] A 2018 report concluded that the main source of pollution remains untreated industrial wastewater. [5]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A51+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F51,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Eqrar, Naim. Professor, Geosciences Faculty, Kabul University. 19 July 2020.\n \n [2] Earth Magazine. January 2015. \"A dry and ravaged land: Investigating water resources in Afghanistan\".[https://www.earthmagazine.org/article/dry-and-ravaged-land-investigating-water-resources-afghanistan]. \n \n [3] USAID. 2010. \"Land Tenure Profile: Afghanistan\". 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[1, 2, 3] Article 36 of the Water Law 2009 states that permit and license holders may be fined for failure to adhere to the terms of their licenses, specifically liable for a fine equivalent to the damage caused. [1, 2] However, the legislation does not set specific measures for assessing the damage caused to the environment. [1, 2] Under the 2007 Environmental Law, pollution control licenses are to be issued by the National Environmental Protection Agency. [3] \n \n Despite this, no further information on payment orders issued in practice for water pollution was found on the websites of the National Environmental Protection Agency and National Water Affairs Regulation Authority. [4, 5] No information on pollution reduction measures was found on the websites of the NWARA, National Environmental Protection Agency and the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation. [4, 5, 6] According to an academic interviewed, Afghanistan has no means to address water pollution at national level. [7]\n \n Water pollution is still a major issue in Afghanistan and given that there is no wastewater treatment facility in Kabul or anywhere is the country, the contamination is unsurprising. According to Al Jazeera news network, \"less than a third of the country's population has access to clean drinking water. Thousands of children are dying each year because of contamination and poor sanitation.\"[8]\n \n Lack of data and the unreliability of available data make it difficult to understand and assess the current situation of the water sector in Afghanistan. However, the minister of state for natural disasters Najib Aqa Fahim reported that 80% of Afghanistan’s water is contaminated. [9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Bolivia has specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water in all sectors, wil specific plans for the sanitation and mining sectors. \n\n\nThe Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2013-2017 (PP) includes strategies to reduce sources of water pollution. The PP's fourth specific objective is to reduce water pollution, and strategies include: increasing institutional collaboration on water pollution threats; promoting research and investigation for mitigation and adaptation; and analyzing lessons learned from past projects. The PP's indicators related to water pollution include the number of bodies of water with water quality monitoring systems and quality management proposals based on water quality data, among others [3]. The PP applies to water use by all sectors [4]. \n\nIn 2018 the Ministry of Environment and Water launched the Environmental Management Plan to reduce pollution in Lake Titicaca. The plan coordinates the actions of 24 municipalities, including the construction of basic sanitation and sewer infrastructure and 11 water treatment plants. In addition, the plan calls for improvements to trash handling, transitioning from open-air dumps to landfills by 2020 [1]. In the mining sector, the Sector Plan for Comprehensive Mining Metallurgical Development 2016-2020 describes goals, indicators and actions to reduce water pollution from mining activities. The plan calls for the implementation of treatment plants for acidified water and monitoring of important river basins. The plan’s overarching goal is to “significantly reduce” water pollution and restore contaminated natural resources [2]. \n\nGovernment websites did not contain specific evidence regarding measures to reduce agricultural sources of water pollution [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"Bosnia and Herzegovina has specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution into national water resources for some sectors, however these are not implemented. Instead water pollution reduction measures are completed on an ad-hoc basis.\n\nLaws on Water of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Republic of Srpska and Brcko District prescribe existence of measures to reduce of water pollution on national water within strategy/programme for water management. [1, 2, 3] However, in practice reducing sources of water pollution on national water are done through individual projects, financed by the national budget and/or EU and IFIs funds on ad hoc basis, such as Banja Luka Water Supply and Sewerage Collection Systems in the Republic of Srpska and Mostar Water and Sewerage Systems in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. In addition, Bosnia and Herzegovina does not have a Single Project Pipeline in environment sector, including water, that would include a list of priority projects for financing by different sources, including budget, IFIs and EU funds. [4]\n\nThere is no entity level plan to reduce sources of water pollution from either entity ministry. [5, 6, 7, 8, 9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"Brazil has specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water in two sectors. There are two programmes that have the clear and explicit objective of reducing water pollution: the Watershed Pollution Programme (PRODES) and the Water Producer Programme. \n\nThe PRODES was created by the National Water Agency (ANA) in March 2001 and it pays utility companies for the amount of effectively treated sewage. PRODES is a financial incentive mechanism for utility companies in Brazil to install efficient and effective sewage treatment plants with the objective of reducing water pollution. [1] State sewage companies, such as COPASA of the state of Minas Gerais and SENEAGO of the state of Goiás, are two companies that had sewage treatment plants included in PRODES in 2015 (latest year available). [2]\n\nThe Water Producer Programme uses the concept of environmental services payment, such that it encourages agricultural producers to invest in water treatment mechanisms in their own facilities, as they receive technical and financial support for environmental practices. ANA provides financial and technical support to the programme, but the projects that are incorporated into it come from local actors, such as municipalities or private entities. [3] All the projects for the Water Producer Programme can be found in the website of the National System of Information on Water Resources (SNIRH). [4]\n\nThe ANA published in 2013 a report called \"Taking Care of Waters: Solutions to improve the quality of water resources\". The report provides a thorough analysis of water resources in Brazil, including best practices examples by Brazilian authorities. Besides PRODES and the Water Producer Programme, there are no other programmes listed in that document that have the clear objective of reducing sources of water pollution. [5] A more recent edition of this document was not found."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"Cambodia is still at early stage in introducing new policy measures to reduce sources of water pollutions on the national waters for multiple sectors [1]. \n\nThe country is developing a new Environment and Natural Resources Code which is intended to include better consideration of waste issues including incorporation of the 3Rs concept. New Municipal Waste Management Strategy that includes 3Rs approach has been developed and currently waiting for approval. Awareness raising activities have been undertaken in some places. With support from the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI), a Green City Strategic Planning Methodology, which includes consideration of pollution and waste management issues, has recently been developed and is being applied in 7 cities. Some projects that are underway to promote the 3Rs concept include: Reducing Plastic Bag Waste in Major Cities of Cambodia, Community Sanitation and Recycling Organisation, Waste 2 Resources supported by UNESCAP, Anti-Plastic Bag Campaign supported by UNESCO and other partners, and Cambodia Clean Cities [1]. Since liquid waste treatment plant or systems are not sufficient, the government is also planning to build more central domestic wastewater treatment plants for other provincial urban areas. A number of projects related to water and sanitation have been implemented in some prioritised provinces such as Battambang, Siem Reap, Sihanouk Ville, and Phnom Penh through grants and loans from various agencies [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"In China, there are measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water for multiple sectors. \n\nRevised in 2017, the Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law includes measures to reduce industrial water pollution, urban water pollution, agricultural water pollution, and water pollution from vessels [1]. In 2015, the State Council issued the Action Plan for Prevention and Control of Water Pollution, which specifically targets at ten industries: paper-making, coking, nitrogenous fertilizer, nonferrous metals, printing and dyeing, farm and sideline food processing, APIs manufacturing, tanning, pesticide, and electroplating industries [2]. In 2016, the relevant departments issued the \"Provisions for Appraisal of the Implementation of the Action Plan for Prevention and Control of Water Pollution (Trial)\" [3]. The appraisal results are currently not available."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"Colombia has specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water for multiple sectors. \n\nThe National Policy for the Integrated Management of Water Resources 2010-2022 (PNGIRH) includes water quality, and minimizing pollution of water specifically, as one of its five objectives [1]. Strategy 3.2 of the PNGIRH is to reduce pollution of water via “preventive and corrective action, prioritizing actions on the different types of pollution according to the characteristics of the problem in each region of the country” [2]. Strategy 3.2 has been implemented since 2010, particularly with the creation of a comprehensive wastewater recycling and reuse program (Decree 1076 of 2015) that reduces wastewater pollution of surface waters while also reducing demand for higher quality water for uses that do not require the highest quality water [2]. \n\nIn 2014, the Ministry of Housing issued Sectoral Action Plans for Mitigation for the Wastewater and Solid Waste sectors. The plans are designed to minimize pollution from each sector in bodies of water in Colombia. Specific actions include creating regulations to allow for differential charging for waste collection and separation in the solid waste sector, and providing technical and financial support for wastewater treatment plants in the different basins throughout the country in the wastewater sector [3]. \n\nThe website of the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development does not contain additional information regarding specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water for multiple sectors [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"In Croatia there are specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water.\n\nThe Operational Programme Competitiveness and Cohesion 2014 - 2020, which is currently under implementation and financed by European Investment and Structural Funds and national budget, supports reduction of sources of water pollution on national water through different measures, such as construction/reconstruction/upgrading public sewerage system, construction/reconstruction/upgrading of wastewater treatment plants, sludge treatment facilities etc. Projects financed within these measures include works, but also capacity building activities. [4]\n\nAccording to article 40 of the Water Law, states that \"the water protection shall be achieved by implementing regulations, supervision of water quality status and sources of pollution, pollution control, prohibition of discharging pollutants into water and prohibition of other acts and behaviours that may cause pollution of the aquatic environment and the environment in general, construction and management of wastewater sewerage and treatment facilities, and other measures aimed at the preservation and improvement of water quality and suitability for use.\" [1] \n\nSince 1st April 2019 the State Inspectorate has merged 17 different inspectorates and in line with article 28 of the Law on State Inspectorate. This new body is also responsible for inspection control in the area of water management, including water protection, use of water, protection against harmful effects of water, etc. [2, 3] \n\nAs member of the EU, Croatia is also undertaking significant efforts to implement measures to bring it into line with EU Directives on water pollution [5]. In 2019 the Envioromental Implementation Review stated that \"The estimated investment needed to ensure adequate\nwastewater collection and treatment [to bring Croatia in line with pollution standards] in the remaining is EUR 2.9 billion. The projects, listed in this latest report, are sufficient to ensure compliance with the Directive.\""},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Ecuador was implemented specific measures for the potable water and sanitation sector to reduce sources of water pollution on national water. However efforts and confined to this sector.\n\nIn 2018, the Secretariat of Water launched the “Mission Water and Sanitation for All” program in 55 cantons in the country. The program seeks to provide universal potable water and sanitation services, and specifically targets management of wastewater and sewage in order to reduce pollution of national water sources [1]. The program seeks to reduce “the percentage of untreated wastewater, minimize the emission of chemical products and dangerous materials without treatment and drive the efficient use of water resources in all sectors” [1]. In addition, the 1976 Law for Prevention and Control of Environmental Pollution (Supreme Decree No. 374) established a general prohibition on discharging untreated wastewater into the environment (Chapter VI) [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"Guinea does not seem to have specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water in specific sectors.\n\nGuinea has a Water Code, promulgated in 1994, with its chapter 9 dedicated to the protection of water quality. It establishes \"the spill conditions, flow, discharge, direct or indirect deposit of water or materials that may affect the quality of surface and groundwater\". Moreover, \"the evacuation and discharge into the water, of any material that may cause pollution is subjected to the authorization of the Ministry of the Environment in consultation with the Ministry of Hydraulics\" Nevertheless, no specific polluter sectors are mentioned. (1) \n\nIn the Protection and enhancement of the environment Code, these same regulations are mentioned and the sanctions mentioned in case of violation are fines and imprisonment. (2) No evidence of specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water could be found in the mining code. (3) This code can be considered the Environmental Code, promulgated in 1987 by the President of the Republic of Guinea and still in force today. \n\nNo further information could be found in the National Hydraulics Directorate since it does not have its own website. There is no further evidence of specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water in specific sectors on the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page (it does not have an official website), in the National Directorate of Water and Forests, on the Ministry of Environment Facebook page (it does not have an official website), on the Ministry of Agriculture Facebook page (it does not have an official website), in a report from the National Hydraulics Directorate or in the Ministry of Mines and Geology. (4,5,6,7,8,9) \n\nFinally, Guinea gets the score of 10 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 asessment’s question on National water resources policy, or similar. The assessment states that Guinea has a National Water Policy in the development process, with a regional consultant and a national research office already recruited, a start-up workshop carried out, an ongoing diagnostic report and an interministerial committee to assess progress in place. (10)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"There is a national law, that is implemented, aiming to tackle sources of pollution. \n\nThe 1994 law of Prevention of Water Pollution suggested by the Department of Environment and ratified in the cabinet [1] lays out a detailed licensing regulations for sectors related to urban, industrial, mining, animal farming or similar purposes, to avoid pollution of water resources. There is also a detailed standard defined for outgoing wastewater in different sectors (1999) by the Department of Environment according to clause 5 of the law of Prevention of Water Pollution [2]. Newspapers regularly report about factories, mines, industrial farming units, etc. that have been closed down due to their violation of pollution standards; It is for example reported that in 2017, 3400 industrial, mining and service units in Fars province have been investigated to ensure water and soil standards and consequently 21 have been closed down[3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"There is a legislation in place that seeks to target pollution in general and water pollution in particular - however implementation remains limited and there are no concrete measures to translate this legislation into activity. \n\nIn fact, as mentioned in the questions related to \"the permitting system for wastewater and discharge” (Q9) and “the polluter pays principle” (Q10), the law no. 27 of 2009 of Protection and Improvement of the Environment dedicates its whole Chapter 2 to “the protection of water against pollution”. It specifies that those whose acts harm the environment must pay for, and remove, the damages (1). The same can be said about the resolution No. 25.1967, which prohibits wastewater discharge into the water without a special permit from the health authority (2).\n\nThese laws have been applied through the impositions of fines on water polluters e.g. in December 2017, Amir Ali al-Hasson, the general director of the environmental media and awareness department, said that his technical teams have detected pollutants wastewater discharges in the Euphrates River. He stressed that \"the Ministry has already warned and imposed fines on the Directorate of sewage “Dhi Qar” because of its repetitive actions of illegal wastewater discharges to water sources without treatments, posing a direct threat to wildlife and the health of citizens.” (3) However no evidence of specific measures could be found. (4)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"Legal measures for the reduction of water pollution are in place, but they are not sector-specific. \n \n No evidence of a programme for the reduction of water pollution was found on the website of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources, and the Ministry's Strategic Plan for 2017-2021 does not refer to reduction of water pollution. [1, 2] A draft of Kazakhstan's 2020-2030 State Programme for Water Resource Management issued in January 2020 commits to detailed examination of the issues of \"ecological\" releases of clean water into strategic water bodies such as the Aral Sea and Lake Balkhash, and pollution of water bodies by industry, but no specific measures are set. [3] A water sector expert interviewed provided a document including his recommendations for the State Programme, which include a range of measures such as: development of a Wastewater Programme for 2020-2040 to ensure proper treatment and reuse of industrial, agricultural and domestic wastewater; complete prohibition of untreated wastewater into water bodies; as well as reform of the existing system of tariffs for wastewater treatment and fees for discharges of pollutants in order to stimulate re-use and improved treatment of wastewater. [4] The expert also noted that proposals to include detailed examination of requirements from different ecosystems for clean water into an agreement between Kazakhstan and Russia on the Ural River were not included in the final agreement in 2018. [5] An IWRM expert interviewed reported that while regular monitoring of water pollution is conducted by the hydrometereological service, specific sources of pollution are only investigated following detection of critical levels of pollution. [6]\n \n Kazakhstan's 2003 Water Code contains a range of requirements for activities potentially causing water pollution. [7] Article 55 of the Water Code states that construction that affects the state of water bodies must comply with environmental standards, rules to protect mineral resources, sanitary-epidemiological standards, industrial safety standards and the principle of rational use of water resources. [1] These rules are detailed in the Ministry of Agriculture's Order No. 380, from 2016. [8] Article 55 of the Water Code also states that construction, alteration, expansion, use or removal of facilities affecting the state of water bodies requires approval from the state bodies responsible for environmental protection, mineral resources, sanitary-epidemiological standards and civil defence. [7] The water sector expert interviewed could not confirm whether this procedure is uniformly applied in practice, but noted that a separate provision of the Water Code, that all new sector-specific, corporate or territorial programmes must receive confirmation that there are sufficient water resources in the area of the project to accommodate it, is not complied with in practice. [5]\n \n Article 56 of the Water Code states that the discharge of pollutants into water bodies is regulated through standards that are set in such a way as to take into account the uses of the water body in question, the current state of the water, technical capabilities and economic factors. [7] Article 56 of the Water Code also stipulates that the environmental authorities of Kazakhstan's administrative subdivisions set water quality targets and take measures to achieve them in compliance with the methodology approved by the Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of Energy in 2016. [7, 9] Article 72 of the Water Code specifies that water users are required to avoid harming water bodies, and to abide by limits on the discharge of harmful substances. [7] Article 84 of the Water Code states that limits on harmful effects on water bodies are set by the state bodies responsible for environmental protection, mineral resources, sanitary-epidemiological standards and civil defence. [7] The Ministry of Agriculture set the rules for calculating and setting these limits in 2015 Order No. 19-1/411, which was subsequently updated in 2018. [10] However, an IWRM expert interviewed reported that while regular monitoring of water pollution is conducted by the hydrometereological service, specific sources of pollution are only investigated following detection of critical levels of pollution. [6]\n \n According to Article 66 of the Water Code, \"special water use\" (which includes discharge of wastewater, as well hydroelectric power generation) requires a permit from the basin inspectorate. [1] The application must include a completed application form, the company's certificate of registration, details of the relevant devices or facilities, calculations of the volumes of water that will be consumed or disposed, and a certificate of compliance with hygiene standards. [7] Under Code of Adminstrative Infractions Article 328, emission of pollutants into the environment in excess of limits set by a permit, or without a permit, is punishable by fines; for 2020, the fine is KZT 27 800 (US$ 67) for individuals, up to KZT 138 000 for businesses, and for large businesses, 1000% of the fee for discharge of the relevant pollutant/s as set by the Tax Code (i.e. an average of KZT 2.78 m (US$ 6 720) across the 15 pollutant categories). [11, 12, 13] The water sector expert interviewed stated that while these fines are actively imposed, they are too low to be an effective deterrent to pollution. [5]\n \n Article 225 of the Environmental Code states that discharge of wastewater into natural bodies of water is forbidden without a permit, and that discharges must not exceed the concentrations of pollutants specified on the permit. [14] It further stipulates that the discharged water must be transparent, colourless, odourless, free of pathogenic bacteria and other substances harmful to human or animal health, no warmer than 30° celsius, and free of substances that corrode concrete or metal. [14] Articles 573–579 of the Tax Code elaborate on this, defining the fee as applying to waste and pollutants that are dumped, discharged, emitted or disposed of, and setting the fees per tonne of specific form of pollutant released. [11] In 2020, these fees range in value from KZT 28 (US$ 0.07) per tonne of methane released, to KZT 5.54 m (US$ 13 400) per tonne of lead released, with an average value across the 15 pollutants of KZT 278 000 (US$ 672). [11, 12] The water sector expert interviewed assessed these fees as too low to dissuade large companies from emitting significant amounts of pollutants, and believed that both large companies and corrupt authorities had little to gain from increasing the fees and wastewater treatment tariffs. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"Certain measures have been adopted in Kyrgyzstan to reduce sources of water pollution on national water, but these have been criticised for being ineffective.\n \n The primary measure adopted to reduce water pollution in Kyrgyzstan is contained in the 1999 Law on Environmental Protection, which provides for charges for pollution and other negative environmental impacts. [1] Payments for environmental pollution are regulated by the 2002 Law on Environmental Pollution Fees, and the 2011 Law on Deciding Fines for Environmental Pollution. [2, 3]\n \n The rate of environmental pollution charges is set at 1.2 KGS (0.016 USD) for a tonne of pollutants and is charged from the users of natural resources performing discharges of pollutants to surface water bodies and groundwater fields, as well as those performing polluting waste disposal. [2, 3]\n \n In addition to the primary fine measure, payment of pollution charges does not exempt the users from the obligation to implement environmental protection measures, as well as from penalties for environmental rules violations and compensation for damage caused by the environment pollution, to the economy, health and property of citizens. [4]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee noted that this system of pollution charges is indeed implemented in practice, and that polluters are charged for any polluting activities. [8] However, the interviewee noted that the state agency charged with collecting fines, the “State Inspection for Environmental and Technical Safety” agency, is not a transparent body, and that it is unclear how its revenues are distributed. [8]\n \n However, analysis of statistical data on the results of collecting such charges since 2006 shows that the share of receipts from water-related pollution charges is not more than 10% of the total amount of pollution charges; and in monetary terms it does not exceed 3 million KGS (~40,000 USD) per year. [4]\n \n The framework is criticised because most of these funds are actually used to cover administration costs of environmental protection bodies rather than for funding water protective measures, as noted by a 2013 report of the Ministry of Agriculture and Melioration Department of Water Management and Melioration of the Kyrgyz Republic. [4]\n \n Additionally, under the 1999 Law on Environmental Protection, it is stipulated that “any perpetrators of environmental damage will have to reimburse and restore the disturbed state of the environments” (i.e. polluters must not only pay but must also rectify any pollutions made). [1] However, a 2011 report by the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development suggests that in practice, polluters either voluntarily, or by court order, reimburse the State or local nature conservation funds, the loss incurred as a result of the damage caused by the pollution. [5] In turn, the State or nature conservation organisation then engages in rectifying any damage. This is corroborated by a 2009 report by EcoPartner, an “Eco-Consulting and Legal Company” operating in Central Asia. [6]\n \n The 2005 Water Code provides that “in cases where pollutants or waste have been, or are likely to be, discharged into any water body, the State Environmental Protection Body may: - serve a written notice on a responsible person ordering that person to undertake specified water resource protection works; - undertake such water protection works itself”. [7] Where the State Environmental Protection Body carries out water protection works it shall be entitled to recover its reasonable costs incurred by it in doing so from a responsible person. [7] However, no evidence was found to suggest that polluters regularly engage in cleaning up water bodies after polluting.\n \n Beyond the purely legislative level, the interviewee noted that Government agencies have adopted certain measures to reduce water pollution, which include the recent establishment of a central co-ordinating authority responsible for the area of drinking water supply and wastewater disposal (sanitation), the “Department of Drinking Water Supply and Wastewater Disposal”. [8, 9] The interviewee noted however, that these measures have been limited. [8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"Measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water are not yet being implemented in Laos. \n\nThe primary stated objective of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment’s (MONRE) 2015 Instructions on Pollution Control, is to prevent, control and reduce unavoidable pollution. [1] The instructions offer no specific measures to reduce pollution but do require the application of “appropriate technology” in manufacturing to reduce use of raw materials and energy, and to minimise pollution. [1] Those required to follow the instructions are generally defined as “project owners or entrepreneurs generating pollution” such as those in industry, agriculture and mining. The instructions define water pollution as mostly coming from large service and industrial facilities, construction sites, agriculture and mining. [1] The strategic pillars of the proposed draft National Pollution Control Strategy and Action Plan include a requirement to minimise pollutants by reducing waste at source. [2] Suggested activities for achieving this include waste collection, segregation and recycling, treatment of domestic and industrial waste, and use of green vehicles. [2] The draft plan also calls for schemes with the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, local administrations and farmer associations to reduce fertiliser leaching and eutrophication in the upstream of water sources, plus a joint programme with a “Basin Authority” and line agencies to reduce transboundary air and water pollution. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"Malian authorities are working to curb water pollution through a two-pronged method: financial sanctions and concertations. However these programes do not adequately tackle the pollution that exists.\n\nThe first strand is regulated by the decree No. 01-395/P-RM of 2001 on wastewater management, and by the order No. 06-2667 / MIC-SG of 7 Nov. 2006, approving Malian wastewater standards-specifications, which define and impose fine on polluters of all sectors [1], [2]. The second strand is run through the PCA-GIRE programme which organises regular workshops for the Malian and riparian states such as Guinea Conakry in 2018, to discuss and exchange on best practices in identifying polluters, reducing pollution sources in a coordinated manner between the riparian states, and increasing the institutions' capacity to enforce the regulations [3]. However, it appears that water pollution is still a major issue confronting local inhabitants of riverbeds as illustrated by various instances where locals have had to commission a pollution assessment study privately, as the Senegal river and its affluents are plagued by pollution from the gold mining sector (cyanide and mercury pollution) [4], or Bamako-inhabitants having to report on the pollution of the Niger river crossing their city [5]. A search for any recent fines being issues did find any relevant examples. [3,4,5,6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"Though the legislation is in place to curb and punish pollution, no measures are yet to be taken in Mauritania.\n\n\nThe Mauritanian law No 2000-045 relating to the environment punishes and fines polluters of the environment [1]. The law has two strategies for pollution reduction: (i) establishing certain standards for water users (e.g. companies are obliged by law to treat their wastewater before returning it to fresh water sources according to art 39 of the law), and (ii) establishing fines for polluters. An entire Chapter II focuses on protection of water resources, and these provisions apply to spills, discharges, direct or indirect deposits of matter of any kind in water sources. [1] It is to be noted that companies withdrawing water or discharging any matters in water sources are subject to prior approval by the Minister in charge of the Environment of the technical project relating to the purification provisions corresponding to the said installations, and to a commissioning authorization issued by the Ministry of the Environment after effective erection of the purification provisions in accordance with the previously approved technical project according to the Law. [1] These provisions apply to all economic sectors [1].\nIn practice, water pollution was a big issue in 2014 [2], despite the government tryign to prevent water pollution by banning plastic bags in 2013 [3]. No evidence could be found about water polluters being fined [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"There are measures in Myanmar that prohibits water pollution from some sectors.\n\nYCDC is an authority for handling all air and water pollution matters in Yangon City’s Municipal area.Yangon City Development Committee is planning to check that factories in the municipal area have installed effective wastewater treatment systems. The government implemented a systematic waste disposal plan in 2012, and is also cooperating with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). Waste water must be disposed of according to internationally specified standards or YCDC’s standard regulations. YCDC gave a waste water disposal system design to factories and ordered them to build them. [1,2,6] There is much awareness, but little action on water quality monitoring. The responsibility lies with different departments (DWIR for river waters, Department of Meteorology and Hydrology for rain water, Ministry of Health for quality of drinking water, Environmental Conservation department for pollution control). Both the expertise and the equipment is insufficient. [3] There seems to be no national programme for monitoring water pollution- but the Environmental Pollution Control has set some standards such as : suitable surface water quality standards for the usage in rivers,streams, canals, springs, marshes, swamps, lakes, reservoirs and other inland water sources of the public; water quality standards for coastal and estuarine areas; and underground water quality standards. [4] The only available regulation of water pollution is from guidelines issued in June 1994 by the Myanmar Investment Commission (MIC), which requires new investment projects to have wastewater treatment systems. [5] Pilot scale activities were launched to measure air and industrial wastewater discharges for toxicity. National Poison Control Center was established and methods of dealing with poison and toxic contamination are being disseminated in hospitals and public health care centers. National Water Committee has also been formed to better address conflicts in water management and related institutional issues.[6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"There are measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water in Perú, but there is no publicly available evidence about compliance.\n\nIn 2017, the Ministry of the Environment issued Supreme Decree 003-2017-MINAM on water quality standards. The decree includes water quality standards that are specific to mining, agriculture, irrigation, and hydrocarbon extraction. [1] Breach of these standards are subject to sanctions and fines. [1] The Ministry of the Environment also has a programme called Peru Limpio (Clean Peru), which promotes clean water. [4,5] However, there is no clear information on government websites about progress with implementation of clean water initiatives across different sectors. [6]\n\nOther water resources plans also mention pollution control initiatives, but they do not describe specific measures for pollution reduction. In 2017, the government issued the National Sanitation Plan 2017 – 2021. The plan aims to improve water quality, sanitation and access to water. One objective of the plan is to increase access to potable water and the percentage of wastewater that is treated. However, the plan does not outline specific measures for sectors of the economy. [2] The Government also issued the National Plan for Water Resources in 2015. Action items in the plan include harmonising water quality standards and promoting compliance to national water standards. The plan does not go into detail about how to achieve these goals. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"In Senegal, there are no specific measures in place to reduce sources of water pollution on national water. \n\nThe Sanitation Code states in the article 3, that any \" direct or indirect discharges, deposits, jets, landfills and liquid wastes immersions from the domestic, hospital and industrial sector\" are prohibited without prior decontamination. However, the diffuse sources of water pollution in the national water of sectors such as agriculture, transport, forestry or aquaculture are not mentioned. Indeed, in the sanitation code, references are made only to direct sources of pollution. (1) There is no evidence of measures for diffuse pollution. Moreover, the Water Code has a section dedicated to water protection against agricultural, transport, industrial and other human activities (article 47). Nevertheless, except for the statement made in the article 49, which prohibits any direct or indirect deposit in national waters without authorization, no specific measures can be found. (2) Moreover, according to the IWRM policy, published in 2007, SÉNÉGAL compromised to adopt an agricultural hydraulic policy. Nevertheless, this policy could not be found in the Ministry of Agriculture and Equipment. (3) There is no further mention of diffuse pollution measures in the Agro-Sylvo-Pastoral Orientation Law or in the IWRM policy. (4,5) There is no further evidence on the DUPREes website or in the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation. (6,7)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"Serbia, supported server programmes aimed reducing pollution, however no concrete measures to comprehensively tackle the problem in multiple sectors.\n\nAccording to articles 94 and 95 of the Water Law, water protection is carried out in accordance with the water protection plan for pollution which is prepared for period of six years. [1] According to the website of the Water Directorate adoption of the Water Protection Plan for Pollution is planned for 2015. However, websites of the Water Directorate and Agency for Water Protection do not have information that the Plan was adopted and under section documents the Plan is not available. [2, 3] Reducing sources of water pollution on national water are done through individual projects, financed by the national budget and/or EU and IFIs funds on ad hoc basis. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"In Slovenia there are specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water in various sectors, however they are related only to the Sava Basin. \n\nAs a member of the EU, Slovenia is undertaking significant measure to reduce sources of water pollution in line with EU directives [4]. The country is obliged to address pollution in line with Water Framework Directive. As of 2019 it was yet to comply with the Urban Wastewater\nTreatment Directive however this was set as its priority action.[4] Programmes being implemented as part of this process are available here. [5]\n\nA document called Significant Water Management Issues in the Sava River Basin-Interim Overview elaborates progress of Slovenia in relation reducing sources of water pollution on national water in different sectors. [3] It details numerous programmes and initiatives that are being undertaken in various sectors to reduce pollution of the Sava River.\n\nOn the website of the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning sources of water pollution on national water are defined (i.e. organic pollution, nutrient pollution and hazardous substance pollution). However there does not appear to be a national strategy or reduce water pollution [1,2]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"Though the legislation in Syria mandates protection of its national water sources from various kinds of pollution there is no evidence of the implementation of this legislation. \n\nThe Ministry of Water Resources published the executive instructions (published in 2009) [1] of the Syrian Water Legislation promulgated by Law No (31) in 2006. [2] These executive instructions, water legislation No.31, and environmental legislation No.50, [3] outline measures of reducing pollution in general, including imposing fines on polluters and specific requirements to help them reduce polluting substances. Article 50 of Law 31 specifically mentions that Public water shall be protected from pollution in cooperation and coordination between the Ministry and other ministries and public bodies in accordance to the various laws. [2]\n\nHowever there was no evidence of this legislation being translated into plans or activities by the Ministry of Water Resources to tackle pollution. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"In the Republic of Tajikistan, the government has taken certain measures in order to limit sources of pollution on national water bodies, but these have been assessed as ineffective.\n \n According to a 2017 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (‘UNECE’), economic instruments and environmental expenditures and investments are in place in Tajikistan for reducing water pollution. [1] In Tajikistan, a system of charges for discharges of water pollutants is in place, in order to dissuade polluters from polluting, and to encourage them to use less polluting alternatives. [2] However, the UNECE report notes that these charges have not been updated since 2010, are not effective, and it is actually cheaper for polluters to pay these charges, rather than to seek more clean alternatives. [1] In tandem, while tariffs for municipal water supply have been increased significantly since 2010 in order to cover operational and investment costs, household tariffs in particular have remained low, and total revenues collected by municipal utilities are far from sufficient for covering operating costs, let alone to provide enough financing for utilities to take action to reduce water pollution. This effort to increase the capabilities of organisations in charge of wastewater management has had little effect in practice. [1, 3]\n \n The 2011 Environmental Law provides that one of the “main principles” of environmental protection in Tajikistan should be that users “should pay for the use of natural resources and compensate for environmental damage”. [4] The law does not specify the size of payments for these, but charges the body responsible for protection of the environment with determining these payments. [4] The statute of the Committee on the Protection of the Environment (amended 2014) confirms that it is responsible for this, but no relevant regulations or information were found on the Committee website, or in the country's Tax Code. [7, 8, 9] The law goes on to say that the environmental protection authority has the power to file a compensation claim against polluters causing damage to the environment, and may be required to rectify whatever damage was caused at their own expense. [4] The Government of Tajikistan is also required under the 2011 Environmental Protection Law to establish “Environmental Protection Insurance Funds” in order to cover the costs of environmental damage. [4]\n \n The 2020 Water Code also provides measures to reduce sources of water pollution and specifically provides that “the discharge of production or consumption waste and other waste causing harmful effects to water quality is prohibited”. [5] It goes on to provide that “owners of means of water transport, pipelines, floating and other structures on water bodies shall be obliged to prevent pollution”; and that “Discharge of wastewater into water bodies in which the content of radioactive substances, pesticides, agrochemicals and other substances and compounds hazardous to human health is prohibited”. [5]\n \n A local water resources expert noted that they had no information on whether the charges provided for in the 2011 Environmental Law were actively implemented in Tajikistan, and whether the related fine systems for water pollution are used de facto, particularly because little information is available relating to industrial water use/pollution. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"In the Republic of Tajikistan, the government has taken certain measures in order to limit sources of pollution on national water bodies, but these have been assessed as ineffective.\n \n According to a 2017 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (‘UNECE’), economic instruments and environmental expenditures and investments are in place in Tajikistan for reducing water pollution. [1] In Tajikistan, a system of charges for discharges of water pollutants is in place, in order to dissuade polluters from polluting, and to encourage them to use less polluting alternatives. [2] However, the UNECE report notes that these charges have not been updated since 2010, are not effective, and it is actually cheaper for polluters to pay these charges, rather than to seek more clean alternatives. [1] In tandem, while tariffs for municipal water supply have been increased significantly since 2010 in order to cover operational and investment costs, household tariffs in particular have remained low, and total revenues collected by municipal utilities are far from sufficient for covering operating costs, let alone to provide enough financing for utilities to take action to reduce water pollution. This effort to increase the capabilities of organisations in charge of wastewater management has had little effect in practice. [1, 3]\n \n The 2011 Environmental Law provides that one of the “main principles” of environmental protection in Tajikistan should be that users “should pay for the use of natural resources and compensate for environmental damage”. [4] The law does not specify the size of payments for these, but charges the body responsible for protection of the environment with determining these payments. [4] The statute of the Committee on the Protection of the Environment (amended 2014) confirms that it is responsible for this, but no relevant regulations or information were found on the Committee website, or in the country's Tax Code. [7, 8, 9] The law goes on to say that the environmental protection authority has the power to file a compensation claim against polluters causing damage to the environment, and may be required to rectify whatever damage was caused at their own expense. [4] The Government of Tajikistan is also required under the 2011 Environmental Protection Law to establish “Environmental Protection Insurance Funds” in order to cover the costs of environmental damage. [4]\n \n The 2020 Water Code also provides measures to reduce sources of water pollution and specifically provides that “the discharge of production or consumption waste and other waste causing harmful effects to water quality is prohibited”. [5] It goes on to provide that “owners of means of water transport, pipelines, floating and other structures on water bodies shall be obliged to prevent pollution”; and that “Discharge of wastewater into water bodies in which the content of radioactive substances, pesticides, agrochemicals and other substances and compounds hazardous to human health is prohibited”. [5]\n \n A local water resources expert noted that they had no information on whether the charges provided for in the 2011 Environmental Law were actively implemented in Tajikistan, and whether the related fine systems for water pollution are used de facto, particularly because little information is available relating to industrial water use/pollution. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"There are measures in Thailand that prohibits water pollution from different sectors.\n\nThe Pollution Control Department has issued several measures and regulations to reduce water pollution in various sectors, including community, agriculture, industry, and tourism. The measures include mandatory household treatment system, onsite treatment systems, central wastewater treatment plants for areas in pollution crisis or tourist destination. For agriculture, the Department of Livestock Development stupulated the standards for water discharge from livestocks and aquaculture, the Pollution Control Department also promotes best practic and clean technology in agriculture. [1]. The Department of Industrial Works regulates industrial wastewater discharge [2]. The Department of Local Administration also has several regulations regarding wastewater treatment standards [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"There are specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water stemming from agriculture, households and industry.\n\nThere is extensive secondary legislation including regulations on Surface Water Quality [1] [2], Water Pollution Control [3], Urban wastewater Treatment [4], the Protection of Ground Waters against Pollution and Degradation [5], and the Protection of Waters Against Nitrate Pollution from Agricultural Sources [6]. These regulations variously impose bans, set standards, mandate public institutions to implement programmes and monitor water quality, and determine procedures for approvals, inspections and sanctions, with a view to reducing or preventing pollution - the legislation mentioned here covers multiple sectors including agriculture, energy and municipal waste. [1,2,3,4,5,6] In a reply to a parliamentary question in February 2019, Minister of Environment and Urbanisation Murat Kurum stated that administrative fines had been imposed on 1,053 enterprises in the 2017-2018 period in connection with wastewater infringements identified as a result of inspections. These fines totalled TL43.5 million (about USD 11 million at the end-2017 exchange rate) [7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"There are measures to discourage water pollution in Turkmenistan, including charging fees for discharging pollutants into water and fining parties that violate the country's Water Code, but these measures are not consistently applied. \n \n In order to protect water bodies from pollution, the Water Code states that legal entities and individuals are prohibited from discharging industrial, household and other types of waste into water bodies; discharging oil products, chemical, radioactive waste and other waste from economic and other human activities; polluting and littering the surfaces of catchments, ice cover of water bodies with industrial, household and other wastes; and polluting water with fertilizers and pesticides. [1]\n \n Turkmenistan imposes charges on enterprises for the pollution of air and water; enterprises are charged per cubic meter of wastewater discharged. In 2012, the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) reported that wastewater discharges were subject to a charge of .0057 manat (US .002) per cubic meter, or .001 per cubic meter for joint venture companies; however, information about the current level of these charges is not available on the websites of the Government of Turkmenistan or the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection. [1, 2, 3, 4] \n \n Additional economic instruments to discourage pollution, as inscribed in the Law on the Protection of the Environment, include waste disposal charges, fees for the use of natural resources, fines for the violation of environmental regulations, and payments for environmental damage compensation. [5] The Water Code outlines that the State Committee on Water Management is the agency responsible for granting permission for the discharge of wastewater in the country and for administering penalties for violations of the Water Code (including exceeding the discharge limits set by the permits). [1] These penalties are outlined in the Administrative Offences Code (last updated in November 2019), which establishes fines for the pollution of waterways and failures to ensure the protection of waterways. [6] However, UNECE reported in its most recent Environmental Performance Review of Turkmenistan (in 2012) that these fines were \"much too low to create meaningful incentives for polluters to engage in pollution abatement\" and that, moreover, the government of Turkmenistan has stated that such sanctions are rarely applied. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"There are measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water.\n \n In “Irrigation in the Countries of the Former Soviet Union in Figures”, 1997, the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations stated of Uzbekistan that drainage water is the principal carrier of environmental pollution as it contains the results of mineralisation and pesticide residues. [1] Uzbekistani authorities have taken measures to improve irrigation systems, most recently through Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PP-3405 of 27 November 2017 “On the State Programme for the Development of Irrigation and Improvement of the Meliorative Condition of Irrigated Land 2018-2019”. [2] However, no mention is made of efforts to control water pollution. The \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" calls for the development of methods for ascertaining pollution levels and quality levels of return flow including mineralisation and other pollutants. [3] \n \n A news report of 27 November 2019 titled “Government of Uzbekistan Requires Cement Plants to Control Harmful Emissions” by the Cement and its Application publication suggests the government of Uzbekistan required cement factories to install devices to analyse emissions and automatically relay data to the laboratories of the State Committee for Ecology, referencing Draft Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 10535 “On Strengthening Environmental Control of Cement Plant Activities” of 26 November 2019. [4] The Draft Resolution referred to procurement of equipment for analysis of water samples, suggesting that the measures aimed to enforce water pollution limits. [5] However, the resulting Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 223 of 14 April 2020 “On Strengthening Environmental Control of Cement Plant Activities” refers only to air emissions and the procurement strategy is not itemised in sufficient granularity to confirm that water pollution will be controlled. [6] \n \n Measures to reduce water pollution are largely non-specific and focus on enforcing existing regulations. Chapter XXIV of Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" concerns the protection of water from, among other things, pollution. [7] It obliges enterprises, organisations and corporations whose operations affect waters and water facilities to undertake measures to protect waters in coordination with relevant local authorities. Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 981 of 11 December 2019 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Procedure for Establishing Water Protections Zones and Sanitary Protection Zones for Bodies of Water in the Republic of Uzbekistan\" details the protections for watersheds, such as a ban on clearing forrests and vegetation except in certain circumstances, a ban on aerial treatment of agricultural and forrest land with poisonous chemicals within 2 kilometers of waters and a ban on use of such zones for landfill, including for chemical or nuclear waste or the use of liquid manure in such zones. [8] Media reports indicate that there are instances of enforcement against polluters in violation of national law, for example, Gazeta.uz reported on 30 October 2019 that inspectors from the State Committee on Ecology and Environmental Protection stopped the dumping of waste waters into the Chirchik River by a vehicle belonging to a local government department. [9] A 19 March 2013 article of UzDaily notes efforts since 2002 to protect rivers and other bodies of water, particularly by establishing protection zones and shore belts along eight rivers, namely the Kashkadarya, Zeravshan, Chirchik, Sukhandarya, Naryn, Kara Darya, Amu Darya and Syr Darya. [10] For example, Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 471 of 29 October 2003 “On the Establishment of a Protected Water Zone and Shore Belt on the River Chirchik in Tashkent Region and the City of Tashkent” established such a zone on the Chirchik river. [11]\n \n Art. 106 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" envisages the imposition of charges for services that pollute bodies of water or have other detrimental effects on them as an economic measure to promote water conservation and protection. [12] Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No 820 of 11 October 2018 \"On Measures to Further Improve Economic Mechanisms for Environmental Protection\" introduces charges for pollution by bringing into force the Statute on the Procedure for Compensation Payments for Environmental Pollution and the Procudtion of Waste in the Republic of Uzbekistan (Appendix 1). [13] In particular, it governs compensation payments for polluting the environment and producing waste in Uzbekistan. Such compensatory payments must be made in respect of, among other things, the discharge of pollutants into surface bodies of water and the discharge of waste pollutants in excess of the established norms into municipal and local sewage networks in accordance with Chp. 2. and Chp. 3 stipulates that legal entities producing emissions or waste and legal entities or individuals releasing waste exceeding the established norms into sewage networks are liable to make such payments, while public bodies (i.e. those that are financed entirely by the State Budget) are not subject to such payments but instead have compensation payments deducted from revenues derived from polluting activities outside of the main activities of the body. [13] Chp. 4 outlines a method for calculation of a compensation payment, which takes as its outset a base rate as set by Annexes to the document. Annex 4 sets out rates applicable to 84 different pollutants if discharged into water bodies; the rates are expressed as multiples of the country's monthly minimum wage per tonne of pollutant. [13] The 2020 monthly minimum wage is UZS 679 330, or US$ 66.59. [16]\n \n Media reports suggest that the polluter pays principle is implemented. For example, the National Information Agency of Uzbekistan reports that in the first quarter of 2019, the total amount of compensatory payments and fines for pollution stood at UZS 1.73 bn [14]. An example of the implementation of the polluter pays principle specifically in relation to water pollution is given by Galiya Amirova, Head of Standardisation at the Tashkent Municipal Committee for Environmental Protection in an interview with environmental information network sreda.uz, where she describes the as-is and to-be effect of the implementation of the principle on the Suvsoz state water infrastructure enterprise in 2010. [15]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"There are measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water.\n \n In “Irrigation in the Countries of the Former Soviet Union in Figures”, 1997, the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations stated of Uzbekistan that drainage water is the principal carrier of environmental pollution as it contains the results of mineralisation and pesticide residues. [1] Uzbekistani authorities have taken measures to improve irrigation systems, most recently through Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PP-3405 of 27 November 2017 “On the State Programme for the Development of Irrigation and Improvement of the Meliorative Condition of Irrigated Land 2018-2019”. [2] However, no mention is made of efforts to control water pollution. The \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" calls for the development of methods for ascertaining pollution levels and quality levels of return flow including mineralisation and other pollutants. [3] \n \n A news report of 27 November 2019 titled “Government of Uzbekistan Requires Cement Plants to Control Harmful Emissions” by the Cement and its Application publication suggests the government of Uzbekistan required cement factories to install devices to analyse emissions and automatically relay data to the laboratories of the State Committee for Ecology, referencing Draft Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 10535 “On Strengthening Environmental Control of Cement Plant Activities” of 26 November 2019. [4] The Draft Resolution referred to procurement of equipment for analysis of water samples, suggesting that the measures aimed to enforce water pollution limits. [5] However, the resulting Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 223 of 14 April 2020 “On Strengthening Environmental Control of Cement Plant Activities” refers only to air emissions and the procurement strategy is not itemised in sufficient granularity to confirm that water pollution will be controlled. [6] \n \n Measures to reduce water pollution are largely non-specific and focus on enforcing existing regulations. Chapter XXIV of Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" concerns the protection of water from, among other things, pollution. [7] It obliges enterprises, organisations and corporations whose operations affect waters and water facilities to undertake measures to protect waters in coordination with relevant local authorities. Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 981 of 11 December 2019 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Procedure for Establishing Water Protections Zones and Sanitary Protection Zones for Bodies of Water in the Republic of Uzbekistan\" details the protections for watersheds, such as a ban on clearing forrests and vegetation except in certain circumstances, a ban on aerial treatment of agricultural and forrest land with poisonous chemicals within 2 kilometers of waters and a ban on use of such zones for landfill, including for chemical or nuclear waste or the use of liquid manure in such zones. [8] Media reports indicate that there are instances of enforcement against polluters in violation of national law, for example, Gazeta.uz reported on 30 October 2019 that inspectors from the State Committee on Ecology and Environmental Protection stopped the dumping of waste waters into the Chirchik River by a vehicle belonging to a local government department. [9] A 19 March 2013 article of UzDaily notes efforts since 2002 to protect rivers and other bodies of water, particularly by establishing protection zones and shore belts along eight rivers, namely the Kashkadarya, Zeravshan, Chirchik, Sukhandarya, Naryn, Kara Darya, Amu Darya and Syr Darya. [10] For example, Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 471 of 29 October 2003 “On the Establishment of a Protected Water Zone and Shore Belt on the River Chirchik in Tashkent Region and the City of Tashkent” established such a zone on the Chirchik river. [11]\n \n Art. 106 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" envisages the imposition of charges for services that pollute bodies of water or have other detrimental effects on them as an economic measure to promote water conservation and protection. [12] Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No 820 of 11 October 2018 \"On Measures to Further Improve Economic Mechanisms for Environmental Protection\" introduces charges for pollution by bringing into force the Statute on the Procedure for Compensation Payments for Environmental Pollution and the Procudtion of Waste in the Republic of Uzbekistan (Appendix 1). [13] In particular, it governs compensation payments for polluting the environment and producing waste in Uzbekistan. Such compensatory payments must be made in respect of, among other things, the discharge of pollutants into surface bodies of water and the discharge of waste pollutants in excess of the established norms into municipal and local sewage networks in accordance with Chp. 2. and Chp. 3 stipulates that legal entities producing emissions or waste and legal entities or individuals releasing waste exceeding the established norms into sewage networks are liable to make such payments, while public bodies (i.e. those that are financed entirely by the State Budget) are not subject to such payments but instead have compensation payments deducted from revenues derived from polluting activities outside of the main activities of the body. [13] Chp. 4 outlines a method for calculation of a compensation payment, which takes as its outset a base rate as set by Annexes to the document. Annex 4 sets out rates applicable to 84 different pollutants if discharged into water bodies; the rates are expressed as multiples of the country's monthly minimum wage per tonne of pollutant. [13] The 2020 monthly minimum wage is UZS 679 330, or US$ 66.59. [16]\n \n Media reports suggest that the polluter pays principle is implemented. For example, the National Information Agency of Uzbekistan reports that in the first quarter of 2019, the total amount of compensatory payments and fines for pollution stood at UZS 1.73 bn [14]. An example of the implementation of the polluter pays principle specifically in relation to water pollution is given by Galiya Amirova, Head of Standardisation at the Tashkent Municipal Committee for Environmental Protection in an interview with environmental information network sreda.uz, where she describes the as-is and to-be effect of the implementation of the principle on the Suvsoz state water infrastructure enterprise in 2010. [15]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"A 2015 law provides some specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water, but there is insufficient public evidence regarding implementation of these measures. \n\nIn 2015, the government of Venezuela issued the Water and Air Quality Law. Title IV of the law allows the Ministry tasked with environmental issues to provide fiscal and economic incentives to businesses or individuals that undertake activities to reduce wastewater discharges, install equipment or machinery to reduce liquid waste, or carry out life cycle analysis of their products or materials to minimize liquid waste [1]. The website of the Ministry of Care for Water Resources does not contain public evidence regarding any incentives that have been awarded to reduce water pollution, nor does it mention other specific programs to reduce sources of water pollution. [2]. The website of the Ministry of Eco-Socialism was unreachable as of May 2019 [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"There is legislation in Vietnam that prohibits water pollution from different sectors, but there is no evidence of specific measures to reduce water pollution.\n\nThe 2012 Law on Water Resources has a section on prohibited acts that makes it illegal to discharge wastewater or untreated water. [1] The 2014 Law on the Environment also addresses pollution control measures for water. For example, dumping untreated wastewater is a prohibited act. [2] However, according to a 2018 news report, approximately 70 per cent of waste water from industrial parks and 90 per cent of domestic waste water is discharged directly into the environment. [3] There is no additional information from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment and the Department of Water Resources Management. [4,5]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n \n [2] Ministry of Justice, \" Water Affairs Management Law Enacted\" (مقرره در مورد کیفیت آب و کنترل و نگهداری آنها) [http://old.moj.gov.af/Content/files/OfficialGazette/01301/OG_01367.pdf]\n \n [3] Ministry of Justice, \"Environment Law, 2007\" (قانون محیط زیست) [https://neis.nepa.gov.af/public/JE6AIivjwC]\n \n [4] National Water Affairs Regulation Authority. [https://nwara.gov.af/]\n \n [5] National Environmental Protection Agency. [https://www.nepa.gov.af/]\n \n [6] Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation & Livestock [https://mail.gov.af/dr]\n \n [7] Eqrar, Naim. Professor, Geosciences Faculty, Kabul University. 19 July 2020.\n \n [8] Al Jazeera News,2018. \" Afghanistan faces severe clean water shortage.\" [https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2018/03/afghanistan-faces-severe-clean-water-shortage-180325132745182.htm]\n \n [9] Conflict and environment observatary, 2018 \"The slow violence of pollution in Afghanistan.\" [https://ceobs.org/the-slow-violence-of-pollution-in-afghanistan/]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Iagua. Bolivia launches an Environmental Management Plan in order to reduce pollution in Lake Titicaca. 2018. https://www.iagua.es/noticias/mmaya/bolivia-lanza-plan-gestion-ambiental-reducir-contaminacion-lago-titicaca\n[2] Ministry of Mining and Metallurgy. Sector Plan for Comprehensive Mining Metallurgical Development 2016-2020. 2016. http://www.mineria.gob.bo/documentos/PSDIMM%202016-2020.pdf\n[3] Ministry of Environment and Water. Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2013-2017. 2013. https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Carlos_Saavedra7/publication/281244646_Plan_Nacional_de_Cuencas_de_Bolivia/links/55dcf51808ae591b309abd26/Plan-Nacional-de-Cuencas-de-Bolivia.pdf?origin=publication_detail\n[4] Ministry of Environment and Water. Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Agua. 2019. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Frontier Myanmar. \"Distilleries under fire over water pollution\". 04 Oct 2017. https://frontiermyanmar.net/en/distilleries-under-fire-over-water-pollution [2] Myanmar Times. \"Industrial zone waste water shows rising pollution\". 4 Jan 2016. https://www.mmtimes.com/business/18303-industrial-zone-waste-water-shows-rising-pollution.html [3] “Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\n  http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs21/ROV-2014-Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_research_and_analysis-en.pdf [4] Dr. San Oo. \"Water Pollution Control and Enforcement Status and Challenges in Myanmar\". 2016. https://www.aecen.org/sites/default/files/panel_4.4_dr._san_oo_myanmar.pdf [5]Export.gov.\"Burma - Environmental Technology \". 29 Nov 2018. https://www.export.gov/article?id=Burma-Environmental-Technology [6] UNEP. \"National Envrionmental Performance Assessment Report\". http://www.gms-eoc.org/uploads/resources/22/attachment/Myanmar%20EPA%20Report.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"What is PRODES? (O que é o PRODES?)\". http://www.ana.gov.br/prodes/sobreprodes.asp\n[2] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"Relationship of Contracted Enterprises into PRODES in 2015 (Relação dos Empreendimentos Contratados no PRODES 2015).\" http://www.ana.gov.br/prodes/contratados2015.asp\n[3] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"Water producer (Produtor de Água)\". http://www3.ana.gov.br/portal/ANA/programas-e-projetos/programa-produtor-de-agua\n[4] National Water Agency (Brazil). National System of Information on Water Resources. \"Water Producer Programme (Programa Produtores de Água)\". http://portal1.snirh.gov.br/ana/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=7ec090fe5d2f4608a60c8ec709f8ec09\n[5] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"Taking Care of Waters: Solutions to improve the quality of water resources (Cuidando das Águas: Soluções para melhorar a qualidade dos recursos hídricos)\". 2013. http://arquivos.ana.gov.br/institucional/sge/CEDOC/Catalogo/2013/CuidandoDasAguas-Solucao2aEd.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Frontier Myanmar. \"Distilleries under fire over water pollution\". 04 Oct 2017. https://frontiermyanmar.net/en/distilleries-under-fire-over-water-pollution [2] Myanmar Times. \"Industrial zone waste water shows rising pollution\". 4 Jan 2016. https://www.mmtimes.com/business/18303-industrial-zone-waste-water-shows-rising-pollution.html [3] “Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\n  http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs21/ROV-2014-Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_research_and_analysis-en.pdf [4] Dr. San Oo. \"Water Pollution Control and Enforcement Status and Challenges in Myanmar\". 2016. https://www.aecen.org/sites/default/files/panel_4.4_dr._san_oo_myanmar.pdf [5]Export.gov.\"Burma - Environmental Technology \". 29 Nov 2018. https://www.export.gov/article?id=Burma-Environmental-Technology [6] UNEP. \"National Envrionmental Performance Assessment Report\". http://www.gms-eoc.org/uploads/resources/22/attachment/Myanmar%20EPA%20Report.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,))","v":"[1] National People's Congress, Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law of the People's Republic of China (2017 Revision), 2017, http://en.pkulaw.cn/display.aspx?id=2611cb560df6c5b8bdfb&lib=law&SearchKeyword=&SearchCKeyword=%d6%d0%bb%aa%c8%cb%c3%f1%b9%b2%ba%cd%b9%fa%cb%ae%ce%db%c8%be%b7%c0%d6%ce%b7%a8.\n\n[2] State Council, \"Notice of the State Council on Issuing the Action Plan for Prevention and Control of Water Pollution\", 2015, http://en.pkulaw.cn/display.aspx?id=24a60ff0636cfb65bdfb&lib=law&SearchKeyword=&SearchCKeyword=%cb%ae%ce%db%c8%be.\n\n[3] State Council, \"Provisions for Appraisal of the Implementation of the Action Plan for Prevention and Control of Water Pollution (Trial)\", 2016, http://www.mee.gov.cn/gkml/hbb/bwj/201612/t20161216_369220.htm"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development. Water Management. 2019. http://www.siac.gov.co/gestionagua\n[2] Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development. Reuse of Treated Wastewater. 2014. \nhttp://www.minambiente.gov.co/images/GestionIntegraldelRecursoHidrico/pdf/Uso-eficiente-y-ahorro-del-agua/Presentaci%C3%B3n_Re%C3%BAso_2016.pdf\n[3] Ministry of Housing. Development of Sectoral Action Plans for Mitigation (PASm) for Wastewater and Solid Waste. 2014. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/images/cambioclimatico/pdf/planes_sectoriales_de_mitigaci%C3%B3n/PAS_Residuos_y_Aguas_Residuales_-_Final.pdf\n[4] Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development. MADS. 2019. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Frontier Myanmar. \"Distilleries under fire over water pollution\". 04 Oct 2017. https://frontiermyanmar.net/en/distilleries-under-fire-over-water-pollution [2] Myanmar Times. \"Industrial zone waste water shows rising pollution\". 4 Jan 2016. https://www.mmtimes.com/business/18303-industrial-zone-waste-water-shows-rising-pollution.html [3] “Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\n  http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs21/ROV-2014-Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_research_and_analysis-en.pdf [4] Dr. San Oo. \"Water Pollution Control and Enforcement Status and Challenges in Myanmar\". 2016. https://www.aecen.org/sites/default/files/panel_4.4_dr._san_oo_myanmar.pdf [5]Export.gov.\"Burma - Environmental Technology \". 29 Nov 2018. https://www.export.gov/article?id=Burma-Environmental-Technology [6] UNEP. \"National Envrionmental Performance Assessment Report\". http://www.gms-eoc.org/uploads/resources/22/attachment/Myanmar%20EPA%20Report.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Secretariat of Water. Government will begin to implement the “Mission Water and Sanitation for All” in 55 cantons of the country. 2018. https://www.agua.gob.ec/gobierno-comenzara-a-implementar-la-mision-agua-y-saneamiento-para-todos-en-55-cantones-del-pais/\n[2] Supreme Council of Government. Law for Prevention and Control of Environmental Pollution (Supreme Decree No. 374). 1976. http://www.derecho-ambiental.org/Derecho/Legislacion/Ley-Prevencion-Control-Contaminacion-Ambiental.html"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A52+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F52,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,))","v":"(1)Droit Afrique. \"Guinée- Code de l’eau\" 15 février 1994. Loi n°L/94/ 005/CTRN. [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/gui4825.pdf]. \n(2)Droit Afrique.\"Code de la protection et de la mise\nen valeur de l’environnement \". [http://www.droit-afrique.com/upload/doc/guinee/Guinee-Code-1987-environnement.pdf].\n(3)Republic of Guinea. 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has a national disaster risk management plan that includes measures to reduce the impacts of water-related disasters. However, it has not been updated since 2010.\n \n The Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA) is the principal institution at the national level with the mandate to coordinate and manage all aspects related to disaster mitigation, prepraredness and response through its national and provincial offices. [1]\n \n The National Disaster Management Plan (NDMP) takes into account the current status of risks, in terms of hazards, vulnerability, infrastructure availability, institutional capacities and constitutional clarity in Afghanistan. [2] The NDMP was published in 2010 by the United Nations Development Programme and was prepared for Afghanistan's National Disaster Management Authority [2] Under the NDMP, the Ministry of Energy and Water is charged with carrying out a range of measures to protect against water-related disasters, chiefly floods and mudslides. These include strengthening of flood protection walls, canals and river banks before the flood season; monitoring of hydraulic infrastructures and flood protective works; integrating disaster risk reduction into water and irrigation project development; operationalising a Flood Information Centre in the season each year; collecting information on the weather forecast and water level data for all rivers and other water; and establishing an early warning system on sudden water level raising. [2]\n \n However, evidence points to limited implementation of the planned measures against water-related disasters. The Ministry of Energy and Water's technical and training capacity for monitoring of river levels is limited, despite international support in recent years. [3, 4, 5] An expert interviewed noted that water flow data is considered sensitive information and thus not published by the government. [6] A 2019 report notes that flood early warning measures and systems are \"embryonic\". [7] However, the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority (NWARA) (the new title of the Ministry of Energy and Water as of 2019) report for 2019 includes the installation of flood warning sensors and development and mass publication of flood risk maps under a five-year water infrastructure improvement programme. [14] The report also notes that a flood control dam in Nimroz Province was completed in 2019. [14]\n \n NWARA's report for 2019 also describes development of a US$ 18 million project to build retention walls. In addition, s nationwide programme of riverbank reinforcement was launched in December 2018, including purchase and installation of gabions along riverbanks around the country. [14] The total project is valued at approximately US$ 9 million and envisages protection of 115 ha of agricultural land. By the end of 2019 101 projects had been completed with over 8 km of riverbank reinforced in all five river basins of the country. [14] This includes the Northern river basin, covering the Amu Darya river, where 14 of 48 projects were complete. [14] In this area, along the river Pyanj (Amu Darya), Afghanistan has previously relied on the efforts of northern neighbour Tajikistan, especially under a 2010 bilateral agreement on water monitoring, which addressed riverbank strengthening. [8, 9] However, the bilateral engagement has focussed on monitoring of water flows, and interventions in the past have been assessed as only effective in the short term. [8, 10] There is also evidence of support on riverbank management from Turkmenistan. [11]\n \n In December 2019, the NWARA started to build a wall in Helmand Province which is expected to be completed by end of 2021. [12, 15] The aim of the project is to control flooding, increase agricultural lands and prevent the destruction of agriculture lands and residential buildings. The wall is 5.8 km long and is expected to benefit 83000 families. [12] In accordance with Presidential Decree No. 36, in 2019, the NWARA was established under the Ministry. [13]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Bolivia has a National Risk Management Program (PNGR) that considers water-related disasters, but implementation is in the early stages and the strategies included in the program approach disaster risk management generally instead of focusing on specific risks (such as water-related disasters). \n\nThe PNGR was issued in 2017 and its introduction discusses the most prevalent disasters in Bolivia, including flooding and landslides from excessive rains, as well as drought and forest fires from insufficient rains [1]. The PNGR is developed and implemented by the Vice-Ministry of Civil Defense (under the Ministry of Defense). The PNGR indicates that implementation of disaster risk management is in the early stages in Bolivia. The PNGR’s three strategic objectives are: strengthening the Vice-Ministry in order to promote resilience at the municipal level, firming up high-risk municipalities via institutional strengthening, and implementing early warning systems in municipalities and linking them with national systems [1]. The PNGR’s diagnostic of the current situation notes several weaknesses, including the lack of national-level training and accreditation programs for volunteers and responders, lack of emergency and contingency plans for departments and municipalities, and subnational governments that do not carry out a comprehensive risk management process and instead only focus on requesting assistance during disaster response [1]. The plan makes no specific mention of how manage water related disaster [1]\n\nThere is no public evidence that the Ministry of Environment and Water has issued a response plan for water-related disasters [2]. The Ministry designed and implemented a climate risk resilience program with funding from the Inter-American Development Bank in 2017-2018, which include infrastructure construction to prevent flooding and erosion [3]. In addition, the Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2013-2017 (PP) mentions a flood risk management plan for the Beni watershed in its bibliography, but the plan does not appear to be publicly available online [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"Bosnia and Herzegovina has national disaster risk management plan that includes reducing impact of water-related disasters.\n\nBosnia and Herzegovina reports the score 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Management instruments to reduce impacts of water-related disasters from the national level. The assessment states that there are two key documents adopted at the national level: Approximation strategy of the EU Acquis communautaire in the field of environment in BiH and Action plan for flood protection and river basin management in BiH 2014-2017. Above mentioned documents identify issues and measures that have to be implemented in order to achieve full implementation of the EU Flood directive. Preliminary risk assessments are finished in BiH (at the sub-national level), flood hazard and flood risk maps are under development, flood risk management plans would be adopted by 2021, new equipment and tools for flood forecasting is in place, construction and reconstruction of flood protection infrastructure is taking place. [1] This assessment has been verified through examination of resources available at the Ministry of Security, a federal agency responsible for its implementation [2]. \nAt entity levels, Civil Protection and Rescue organization consist of two Entity Civil Protection Administrations (Civil Protection Administration of Federation BH and Civil Protection Administration of Republic of Srpska) and Department for Public Security of Brčko District BH (Civil Protection Service). These bodies are responsible for organization, preparation and functioning of civil protection, monitoring the state of preparation of civil protection, organizing and coordinating the implementation of protection and rescue measures, etc. [3, 4, 5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"Brazil has fully implemented a National Plan for Natural Disaster Risk Management and Response and it includes water-related disasters, but it was published in 2012 (over 5 years ago) and has not been updated. \n\nThe National Plan for Natural Disaster Risk Management and Response of 2012 promised new investments of 18.8 billion Brazilian reais in 2012-2014, focussing on four key areas: prevention, mapping, monitoring and alerts, and response. The plan covers water-related disasters such as floods, landslides, and droughts. [1] The National Plan is maintained by the National Secretariat of Civil Protection and Defence (SEDEC), under the Ministry of Regional Development. There are no other updated plans in its website. [4] and there is no evidence has been found that the 18.8 billion Brazilian passed to SEDEC [4].\n\nThe National Plan includes the Flood Atlas, a study by the National Water Agency (ANA). The Flood Atlas is used as a tool to identify key risk areas in Brazil prone to floods. [2] The Flood Atlas can be found in the ANA website. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"Cambodia's National Action Plan for Disaster Risk Reduction 2014-2018 was adopted in 2014 to replace the Strategic National Action Plan for DRR 2008-2013 [1]. \n\nIt describes policies and legal processes to strengthen disaster risk management in the country in case of flood, drought, typhoons, and climate change, focusing on capacity building at national and sub-national levels. According to the action plan, National Committee for Disaster Management (NCDM) is legally mandated to lead the country's disaster risk management and emergency response. With support from UNDP and UNRISD, Cambodia is currently developing a new national strategy and action plan for disaster risk reduction for the 2019-2023 period to be aligned with Sustainable Development Goals [2]. The country's Early Warning System (EWS) is currently fully active in six disaster prone provinces (Banteay Meachey, Battambang, Siem Reap, Pursat, Kampong Chhnang, and Kampot), and there are over 50,000 registered users receiving alerts during floods and other natural hazards [3]. With financial support from the Least Developed Countries Fund (LDCF) with a total budget of US$4.9 million, the Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology (MOWRAM) is playing a leading role in improving the early warning system."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"There is a comprehensive national disaster risk management plan in China which covers water-related disasters. \n\nThe Ministry of Water Resources has an online information system that publishes real time data on the major basin areas, rivers, reservoirs, etc. It publishes warnings on potential floods or drought [1]. The Drought Control Regulation and the Flood Control Law provide the planning and mechanisms for such disaster control [2]. According to these laws, the State Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters (SFDH) and the Ministry of Water Resources are responsible for organizing activities in response to disasters. Local water departments shall act in accordance with the commands and are responsible for the disasters in their jurisdictions. For 2006 to 2015, China had a comprehensive Disaster Reduction Action Plan. No updated version has been pubslihed by May 2019 [3]. China also has a Emergency Response Law targeting overall management of \"natural disaster, accidental disaster, public health incident or social safety incident, which takes place by accident, has caused or might cause serious social damage and needs the adoption of emergency response measures\" [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"Colombia has a national disaster risk management plan that includes reducing impacts of water-related disasters that was first published in 2016.\n\nThe National Disaster Risk Management Plan covers the period 2015-2025 and was published in 2016 [1, 2]. The plan is in the process of implementation; as of February 2018, short-term programs were 85% implemented, medium-term 44%, and long-term 40% [3]. The plan includes several water-related disasters, such as hurricanes, floods, flash floods from rivers, tsunamis and biological risks from contaminated water [1]. The plan’s actions to reduce risks related to these disasters include carrying out engineering studies of existing water and sanitation systems, updating existing sectoral response plans, such as the oil spill plan, building public works to mitigate the risk of landslides and flooding, and implementing early warning systems at regional and local levels [1]. The website of the National Disaster Risk Management Unit contains links to four monitoring and evaluation reports for the plan, published between 2016-2018 [2]. \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"Croatia has national disaster risk management plan that includes reducing impacts of water-related disasters. However it seems to solely focussed on flooding.\n\nThe Flood Risk Management Plan, that is integral part of the Water Management Plan for period 2016-2021, passed in 2015, outlines how Croatia can manage the risk of floods in its territory. The plan includes previous flood risk assessment, hazard maps and flood risk maps, the objective of flood risk management, the impact of climate change, program measures, implementation and financing. [1]. \n\nAccording to article 105 of the Water Law, the plan for the \"protection from adverse effects of water shall cover activities and measures for protection against floods, measures for protection against ice on watercourses and protection against erosion and torrents. Risk management against the adverse effects of water shall include: preparation of preliminary risk assessment against floods, preparation and implementation of plans for risk management against floods and the Flood Risk Management Plan, implementing and logistical plans appended thereto, water regulation, implementation of regular and emergency protection against floods, implementation of protection against ice on watercourses, protection against erosion and torrents, basic amelioration drainage, and implementation of limitation of the rights of landowners and other legal possessors of land.\" [2]\n\nCroatia reports the score 80 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Management instruments to reduce impacts of water-related disasters from the national level. The assessment states that Flood risk management is based on the principles of solidarity, priority in needs, emergency, permanent immobilisation and mobilisation.\n\nThe Mandate of Croatian Waters include the monitoring and assessing hydrological conditions, assessment of flood risks, monitoring the status of watercourses and status of water regulation and protection facilities; investment tasks in the construction and maintenance of water protection facilities; supervision of construction a of protection facilities; management of flood risks; management, supervision and implementation of preventive, regular and emergency flood defence. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Ecuador was a comprehensive national disaster response plan which covers water-related disasters, is fully implemented and was been updated in the last five years. \n\nThe National Risk Management and Emergency Service issued planning guidance for water-related disasters in through the National Disaster Response Plan, published in 2018 [1]. The Plan’s Threat Analysis includes water-related threats, such as floods, tsunamis, droughts and landslides. The Plan outlines response actions and describes the operations of the national disaster risk management system and agencies [1]. \n\nFloods, landslides, droughts and tsunamis are also included in the National Risk Management System Agenda, which provides guidance for the sector and was issued in 2014 [2]. In terms of implementation, the Agenda reported that subnational governments had used a disaster prevention financing facility provided by the national development bank to fund infrastructure improvements that reduced flooding by 8% between 2010 and 2012 [2]. Recent event situation reports issued by the National Risk Management and Emergency Service have covered floods and rain-related risks [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"Guinea has a national disaster risk management plan. Nevertheless, it is not comprehensive since it does not include a plan to reduce impacts of water-related disasters. \n\nGuinea has a national disaster risk reduction strategy (2012) (1) and a national disaster risk management plan (1994) (2). Both documents describe the current situation in Guinea, and the risks it faces. In this analysis, recommendations are made but they are not developed into a plan to reduce disaster impact . (1,2) There is not significant evidence that either plan has been implemented (4,5,6,7,8)\n\nOn the other hand, within the National Hydraulic Directorate, there is a National Center for Forecast and Floods prevention (CNP). Nevertheless, no disaster risk strategy could be found that had been issued by this centre . The main operations and activities of this center are: the management and operation of the hydrological forecasting system in the 23 river basins of Guinea in order to control floods. To achieve this goal, the CNP conducts forecasting works, studies and hydrological reports. (1)\n\nMoreover, according to a newspaper, in 2017, a policy letter on a National Risk and Disaster Management Policy was designed (3), nevertheless, this policy letter could not be found on the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page (it does not have an official website), in the National Directorate of Water and Forests, on the Ministry of Environment Facebook page (it does not have an official website), on the Ministry of Agriculture Facebook page (it does not have an official website) or in the Ministry of Mines and Geology. (4,5,6,7,8)\n\nFinally, in 2018, the Ministry of the Environment organized a workshop to validate the National strategy for disaster risk reduction and a strategy plan for the national disaster and emergency management center. This workshop effectively took place. (9) Nevertheless, no documents related to the plan could be found in the Ministries consulted previously. (4,5,6,7,8)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"There is law relating to management of Natural Disaster but it was not been updated in that 10 years and does not translate into comprehensive measures. \n\nThe Supreme Leader of Iran was issued a decree on the Country's General Policies about Prevention and Risk Reduction of Natural Disasters in 2005 [3] but the decree was not been translated to solid plans in relevant governmental bodies.[3]\n\nThere is a working group for flood and river overflow in the Ministry of Energy but according to the reports by working group itself, they don't have enough executive power to make legislative change [1]. There is also a National Committee for Reducing the Impact of Natural Disasters that explicitly deals with water-related disasters [2]. The committee was a policy-advisory role and suggests suitable policies, strategies or solutions to relevant governmental bodies [2]. However there is no evidence that have been adopted [2]. The above-mentioned bodies have a consultancy or coordinative role and do not provide concrete plans with clear division of labour to engage all governmental bodies in managing water-related disasters . [1,2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, there is a disaster risk management plan but it is limited and not comprehensive consisting of short-term ad hoc projects (1). \n\nThe Ministry of Science & Technology stands out as the focal point for coordination between relevant ministries and public institutions concerning catastrophes and disasters mitigation. It has been drafting a comprehensive plan of action and law under the help of the UNDP and the compliance of the Arab Strategy of DRR. (1) However, the Ministry of Environment has failed to implement the Framework for action defined in 2015, due to poor governance, and an absence of budget allocation for that matter. (2) \n\nAnother challenge today, concerns the establishment of national criteria defining the risks and disasters that should be covered by alarm sysytem, stalling the activation of the current alarm system. (3) With the DRR action not being offically finalized and published , Iraq still relies on traditional forms of emergency response rather than taking action aimed at prevention (4)\n\nThe lack of coordinationa plan was evidnent in the Water crisis of 2018. Here, Turkey began filling the 10.4 billion cubic meter capacity Ilisu dam. This action caused the Tigris to briefly empty to the point where residents of Baghdad and Mosul were able to cross the river on foot in some places, causing an outpouring of concern in Iraq and leading to emergency talks between Baghdad and Ankara. Eventually, Turkey had re-opened the gates of the new dam and that filling would re-commence on July 1st. (5) It took nearly a month for Iraqi authorities to reach an agreeement and put an end to the crisis (5)."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"A national risk management plan addressing water-related disasters is in place. The \"Complex of measures for the reduction of flooding risks 2017-2020\" was adopted in 2017 and there is evidence of its implementation.\n \n Article 41 of Kazakhstan's 2014 Law on Civil Defence stipulates the prevention of natural disasters through organisation of monitoring, development of disaster prevention plans, threat catalogues and safety certificates at the regional, local and settlement level, as well as a range of measures to inform and train both authorities and the population. [1] Article 41 also specifically requires the creation of water body certificates, defined by the 2003 Water Code as a document describing a water body's physical, geological, hydrological, technical, legal and economic charateristics, in order to ensure a source of information that may be vital for the prediction and prevention of natural disasters. [1, 2] Further, Article 42 of the Law introduces measures specifically for the prevention of water-specific disasters including floods, mudslides and loss of water from seas and lakes, requiring the construction and operation of hydraulic facilities and monitoring of water levels in large water bodies. [1]\n \n In 2017, the Ministry of Internal Affairs (which includes the Department of Emergencies, the national disaster response agency) issued the \"Complex of measures for the reduction of flooding risks 2017-2020\". [3] The plan included relocation of constructions currently in designated water body zones, construction and maintenance of hydraulic facilities and levees, maintenance, dredging and correction of riverbeds, with projects designated by region of the country and in several stages. [3] Local authorities were made responsible for execution of the assigned projects, and required to report to the Ministry of Internal Affairs annually. [3]\n \n In January 2019, the Department of Emergencies reported that, of 637 projects in the flooding risk reduction plan, 198 projects had been completed in 2018, and 104 were ongoing for completion in 2019 and 2020. [4] Later in 2019, the Department updated the risk reduction plan, with 89 items to be completed that year and 144 in 2020. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"Kyrgyzstan has a national disaster risk management plan that includes measures to reduce the impacts of water-related disasters.\n \n The Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘MES’) was established in 2005 and is responsible for protecting the population from disasters, prevention and response, civil defence, technological and technical safety monitoring of industry and mining, as well as fire safety. [1, 2] The MES is specifically responsible for dealing with all emergency situations in Kygryzstan, including water-related disasters. [1]\n \n The 2005 Water Code provides that “the State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘SAW’), together with the MES must prepare annual programmes for the construction, operation and maintenance of protection works to protect populated and industrial areas, human lives and property from risk of floods and mud floods. Such programmes are submitted to the National Water Council for consideration and decision making on sources of financing”. [3] \n \n In 2018, the government adopted the \"Concept for the complex protection of the population and territory of the Kyrgyz Republic from emergency situations for 2018-2030\", which establishes mudslides and floods as the top natural disaster risks facing the country. [4] The Concept aims to move the country to a whole-of-government approach to the prevention of disasters through improved risk management in line with the Sendai Convention, but does not contain any specific measures on water-related disasters. [4] An Action Plan for 2018-2022 for the realisation of the Concpet and the separate budget for the Action Plan contain only two measures relating to water-related disasters - modernisation of irrigation systems to contribute to the prevention of disasters (valued at KGS 68 m or US$ 876 000), maintenance and recultivation work on three tailings dams (KGS 796 m; US$ 10.2 m, 80% of which is to be provided by international donors). [5, 6] \n \n This is in contrast to a previous National Strategy for comprehensive safety of population and territories of the Kyrgyz Republic from disasters and emergencies for the period 2012-2020, which planned for steady investment in the MES Mudflow and Flood Protection Department for 2011-2014, averaging KGS 197 m (US$ 3.95 m in 2013 prices). [7] However, no information on realisation of these requirements, or a budget for more recent years, was found on the Department's webpage, or the MES website in general. [8, 9]\n \n However, there is evidence of further activity in the field of reducing the impacts of water-related disasters, with the Jogorku Kenesh (Supreme Council) of the Kyrgyz Republic ratifying an agreement with the Asian Development Bank in 2019 on “Increasing Sustainability to climate change and disaster risk reduction in water resources management” (2019-2025). [10] The grant/loan agreement includes plans for the MES to establish and monitor twenty gauging stations to reduce the risk of water-related disasters, floods and mudslides, and to improve early warning systems throughout the republic. [11]\n \n Additionally, the MES transmits videos on how the population can keep safe in the eventuality of a flood, as required during flooding seasons, through their social media presence, their own website, as well as other mediums of mass media. [11] Finally, the MES in September 2019 reported plans to carry out “preventative works against flood waters of the Chu River” in district of the village of Milyanfan. [11]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"Laos has several national-level documents relating to disaster-risk management but none constitute an up-to-date national disaster risk management plan that includes reducing the impacts of water-related disasters. \n\nIn 2003 the Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare (MLSW) published a Strategic Plan on Disaster Risk Management, a document providing a brief list of goals and general ideas for following those goals. [1] A draft update was compiled in 2011 but never made official. [2] Neither of these documents contains plans for reducing the impacts of water-related disasters. The government reported its lack of a disaster-risk reduction strategy in the UN International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (UNISDR) Sendai Framework readiness review of 2017, saying that it was in the process preparing a national strategy. [3] Various other documents provide more information for disaster-risk management including the 2012 National Assessment Report on Disaster Risk Reduction, which references flood maps developed for all major river basins in the country under the Lao PDR national risk profile developed by UNDP in 2010. [4,5] The current situation is summarised in the Lao PDR Disaster Management Reference Handbook 2017. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, Mali has a fully-implemented and comprehensive disaster risk reduction (DRR) strategy in place which covers water-related disasters and has been updated in the last five years. \n\nThe national DRR Strategy (SNRRC) was approved in 2016 [1] and is the unifying framework for the implementation of national sectoral policies for disaster risk reduction in Mali and focuses on the priorities of the situation in Mali, drawing inspiration from the Hyōgo Action Frameworks, Sendai and the African Regional Strategy for Disaster Risk Reduction and West African DRR Mechanisms (ECOWAS). [2] The Action plan for the SNRRC covers the period 2015-2019 and is scheduled to be updated during 2019 [3].\n\nThe DRR is coordinated by the Ministry of Solidarity and Humanitarian Action while the responses are coordinated by the Department of Homeland Security and Civil Protection [2] The National DRR Strategy provides for sectoral plans, covering a wide range of risks and responses, inspired by the FICARs (Communal Identification and Risk Analysis Sheets) but also sectoral statistical data. Examples of these plans include: (i) the Multi-hazard Contingency Plan, (ii) the ORSEC Plan (safety plan), (iii) The flood plan (water-related risks), (iv) the Outbreak Management Plan, (v) the White Plan of Hospitals, and (vi) the Locust Control Plan. [2]\n\nMoreover, in 2017 was officially launched the National Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction which is one of the key elements in the implementation of the DRR strategy in Mali. The platform has already given encouraging results namely through the development and validation of FICARs, the development of a training guide on DRR, and the training of secretaries general and economic and financial business advisers (CAEF) of all governorates as well as the training of mayors and networking [4].\n\nMore specifically, concerning water, two important stakeholders in the DRR strategy are the PCA-GIRE cell of the DNH as well as the National Water Partnership (PNE) [3]. Water-related matters are a key component and concern of the DRR strategy [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"Partially. There is a disaster risk management plan but it is not comprehensive. The plan only covers Nouakchott and Rosso in cases of natural disasters and it is not specific to water-related disasters [1]. While the National Disaster Risk Management Plan (PANGRC) itself could not be found online [2], [3], [4], it is confirmed in a 2017 WHO evaluation report that the Ministry of the Environment developed the PANGRC in 2007 with the support of UNDP [5]. This plan has been revised for the period 2015-2030 and includes natural disaster response activities but since the document itself is not available online it is not possible to verify if it contains anything specific to water-related risks.\nIt should be noted that the Ministry of Enviroment does not have a website [2] hence the presence of a DRM plan cannot be found there. Furthermore, there was no evidence of implementation on the Ministry of Hydraulics website [6]. In Mauritania there appears to be no Civil Defense ministry - which usually handles the DRM [7] and the ministry of defence (army) does not have a website either [8].\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"The Myanmar Action Plan on Disaster Risk Reduction, 2017 is a comprehensive and unified action plan for disaster risk reduction with prioritized interventions across Myanmar till 2020. \n\nIt includes tsunami, floods, cyclone/storm surge, drought and landslides and includes priority actions and steps to implement the action plans. There are also plans to develop a status report on existing DRM financing options including develop insurance products based on the status report, risk profile and models, DRM financing mechanism in ASEAN and other countries. Relief and Resettlement Department (RRD) is the nodal department for Myanmar’s disaster risk management and focal point for the ASEAN Committee on Disaster Management. Organization partners also include SERVIR-Mekong which is a joint initiative by the US agency for International Development (USAID), NASA and five other countries which are Myanmar, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam to help the Mekong region protect its ecosystem. [1,2] This document is a comprehensive and unified action plan for risk reduction and management with 32 prioritised interventions across Myanmar for 2020. With a long-term vision and considering deep rooted underlying drivers of disaster risk, it has set overall targets for 2030. It aims to provide a base for mobilising and leveraging, primarily, national and external resources and will provide a basis for result-oriented outcomes. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"There are comprehensive national disaster risk management plans that water-related disasters, are fully implemented and have been updated in the last five years. \n\nThe National Institute of Civil Defence (INDECI) is the government entity that is responsible for disaster risk management and response. INDECI published and updated several plans that address water-related disasters. In 2018, INDECI issued plans that address tsunamis, intense rain and forest fires. [1,2,3] INDECI also has guidelines for drought preparedness that were last updated in 2016. [4] The UNISDR has noted the Perú’s disaster risk management programmes comply with the Hyogo Framework and address prevention and the reduction of risk. [5]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"In Senegal, there is a disaster risk management plan. Nevertheless, it is not comprehensive, since it doesn't cover water-related disasters and has not been updated in the last five years.\n\nThe National Development Strategy on Economic and Social Affairs (SNDES) has, as its main objective, to accelerate economic development and create wealth, while strengthening governance and promoting the development of strategic sectors with significant positive impacts on people's well-being and social demand. Within the SNDES, an axis for Disaster Risk Management (CRM) is defined. Nevertheless, it is not comprehensive, it does not cover water-related disasters and was published in 2012. (1) Moreover, the country gets the score of 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question for the existence of Management instruments to reduce the impacts of water-related disasters at the national level. The assessment states that there are few instruments implemented, with a limited coverage . (2) Finally, there is no evidence of a newer or more comprehensive strategy in the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR) platform. (3) No further evidence could be found in the National monitoring report on the implementation of the\nHyogo Framework for Action (2013-2015) (4)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"Serbia has a national disaster risk management plan that includes reducing impacts of water-related disasters but there is no evidence it has been implemented.\n\nIn 2016, the Government has adopted the Action Plan for the Implementation of the National Disaster Risk Management Programme (2016-2020) that includes reducing impacts of water-related disasters. [3] However the website of the Ministry of Interior, who is responsible for overall coordination in case of emergency situations, does not have reports on implementation of the National Strategy for Protection and Rescue in case of Emergency Situations and Action Plan for the Implementation of the National Disaster Risk Management Programme. [4]\n\nIn addition, Serbia reports the score 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on management instruments to reduce impacts of water-related disasters from the national level. [2] The assessment states that a General Plan and Operational Plan for flood protection exists and has been implemented, and a further risk management plans are being drafted, but are not adopted. However this information is yet to be independently verified. \n\nSome management tools for reducing the impact of disasters related to water are carried out, but with limited coverage of high-risk areas. Preparation of register and description of landslides is ongoing activity. [2]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"Slovenia was national disaster risk management plan that includes reducing impacts of water-related disasters. \n\nMandated in article 41 of the Law on the Protection against Natural and Other Disasters Government, Slovenia prepares a comprehensive national disaster risk management plan, called the National Programme on Protection against Natural and other Disaster every 6 years. [2]. The plan determines basic goals in the fields of prevention, Early Warning Systems (EWSs), IT infrastructure, development of capabilities and includes guidelines on education, training and research projects, as well as funding. In July 2009 the National Assembly adopted the program for the period 2009-2015. [3] This plan covers floods, droughts and other water related disasters [2].\n\nThe EU Flood Directive (2007/60 / EC of 23.10.2007) was developed a framework for the assessment and management of flood risks. The flood directive requires Member States to draw up plans for the management (reduction) of flood risks for areas of significant impact of floods. Pursuant to Article 15 of the Decree on the content and method of preparing a more detailed flood risk reduction plan (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No. 7/2010), the Flood Risk Reduction Plan establishes objectives and measures to reduce flood risk for areas of significant impact of floods, harmonized at the level of river basins. [1] \n\nSlovenia reports the score 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Management instruments to reduce impacts of water-related disasters from the national level. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"No, Syria does not have a disaster risk management plan and the general disaster response mechanism in the country is extremely fragmented. \n\nAs per a 2007 research paper titled \"Risk Profile and Emergency Management of Syria\" published by the Emergency Management Institute, the institutional arrangements of disaster services in Syria are set in a complex web of committees, councils, and institutions. The most active institution is considered to be the Highest Committee of Emergency Management. The Civil Defense Department (CDD) is the only operational full-time agency dedicated solely for emergency management. Under the aegis of the Ministry of Local Administration and Environment, CDD maintains the traditional disaster preparedness and response mandates. CDD focuses solely on response; it does not consider the tasks of risk reduction, mitigation, or recovery. There is no single national agency in Syria with a designated role of multi-sectoral coordination for emergency management [1] \n\nThe United Nations Development Program coordinated with the Government of Syria from 2003 to 2009 to implement disaster risk programs. [2] They helped develop the National Capacity Building for Disaster Management (NCBDM), which aimed to assist the government in improving local capacities to deal with disasters. The NCBDM executed 20 training courses on public safety & disaster management in 14 governorates with more than 700 participations. They conducted specialized training courses in: Earthquake Constructions Studies Auditing, Safety Oil Tanker , Safety Passport for Employees in the Petroleum Industry Sectors, Preventive Maintenance and Safety of Sea Berths and Marine Installation Sea lines. [2] However there were no trainings related to fresh water disaster e.g. floods [2]\n\nThe Drought and Natural Disasters Fund Directorate was created by Legislative Decree No. 114 of 2011. [3] Some of the aims of the directorate are;\na) Establish a fund to mitigate the effects of drought and natural disasters on agricultural production\nb) Provide compensation to farmers whose agricultural production has been affected by drought and natural disasters\nc) Develop early warning system on drought, climate change and agricultural natural disasters in all areas of agricultural stability\nd) Rehabilitation and training of technical cadres to implement the activities of drought management and natural disasters and develop the necessary plans in coordination with the concerned authorities.\ne) Communicate with international and regional organizations and scientific bodies working in the field of monitoring and assessing the effects of climate change, drought and natural disasters by participating in conferences, symposia and workshops in cooperation with concerned authorities.\n\nHowever there is no evidecne it has been implemented [3]\n\n\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"A comprehensive national disaster risk management plan covering water-related disasters is in place, but it is not fully implemented.\n \n In 2018, Tajikistan adopted a new National Disaster Risk Reduction Strategy (‘DRS’) in 2018 in accordance with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030 (Sendai Framework) and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Goals. [1] The DRS covers the period 2019 – 2030 and sets forth goals in the field of disaster risk management, including objectives to achieve these. [1] In the field of water-related disasters, the DRS sets the aim of reducing the risk of mudslides (the most damaging water-related risk) by providing for the construction of water reservoirs and facilities preventing the risk of mudslides, and also refers to an existing lack of equipment at local authority level for flood mapping, and resulting failures to address flooding in construction projects. [1] \n \n Despite the existence of this strategy, no evidence was found to give an indication on how the DRS is being implemented on the country's Committee for Emergencies website. [2]\n \n A 2017 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe notes that since 2010, the Republic of Tajikistan has made significant progress in the field of disaster risk reduction, but that the key institutions within the framework still focus on response, rather than pre-emptive reduction, with leadership, technical and financial capacity of national authorities hindering the sustainability of local action. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"A comprehensive national disaster risk management plan covering water-related disasters is in place, but it is not fully implemented.\n \n In 2018, Tajikistan adopted a new National Disaster Risk Reduction Strategy (‘DRS’) in 2018 in accordance with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030 (Sendai Framework) and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Goals. [1] The DRS covers the period 2019 – 2030 and sets forth goals in the field of disaster risk management, including objectives to achieve these. [1] In the field of water-related disasters, the DRS sets the aim of reducing the risk of mudslides (the most damaging water-related risk) by providing for the construction of water reservoirs and facilities preventing the risk of mudslides, and also refers to an existing lack of equipment at local authority level for flood mapping, and resulting failures to address flooding in construction projects. [1] \n \n Despite the existence of this strategy, no evidence was found to give an indication on how the DRS is being implemented on the country's Committee for Emergencies website. [2]\n \n A 2017 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe notes that since 2010, the Republic of Tajikistan has made significant progress in the field of disaster risk reduction, but that the key institutions within the framework still focus on response, rather than pre-emptive reduction, with leadership, technical and financial capacity of national authorities hindering the sustainability of local action. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"Thailand has a disaster risk management plan, but the authority to deal with water crisis is yet to be set-up.\n\nThe government released the National Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Plan in 2015 as a national master plan to be adapted by all government agencies. The plan has four strategies: disaster risk reduction and preparation, integrated emergency management, build back better and safer, and international cooperation in disaster management (including promoting joint-risk management and international aids) [1]. The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation, under the Ministry of Interior is the main authority on the matter. However, the Office of National Water Resources is tasked with setting up a crisis center in the event of a water crisis [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"There is no national disaster risk management plan.\n\nTurkey is prone to national disasters including earthquakes, floods and droughts. The main body responsible for disaster preparedness and response is the Disaster and Emergency Authority (AFAD), which was established after the major earthquakes of 1999. Only two strategic documents are published on the Turkish and/or English language websites of AFAD (www.afad.gov.tr) – namely, the Strategic Plan of AFAD for 2013-2017 [1], dated 2012, and Turkey’s Disaster Response Plan (TAMP) [2], which was developed by AFAD in conjunction with other relevant institutions and is dated December 2013. The Strategic Plan of AFAD for 2013-2017 envisaged (page 50) that, in addition to the TAMP, a National Disaster Management Strategy and Action Plan, a National Recovery Plan and a National Risk Reduction Plan would be drawn up by 2016. However, these plans have not been forthcoming. Meanwhile, the Strategic Plan of AFAD is itself out of date: preparations for a strategic plan for 2018-22 have taken place [3], but it has not yet been finalised. \n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence of a national disaster risk management plan that covers water-related disasters. \n \n The main law governing emergency preparedness in Turkmenistan, \"On the prevention and liquidation of disasters,\" was first adopted in 1998 and does not appear to have been modified since then (an updated version of the law is unavailable on the websites of the Government of Turkmenistan, the Ministry of Defence, or the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection). This law does not cover water-related disasters. [1, 2, 3, 4] In a 2020 address before the country's parliament, the President of Turkmenistan emphasised the need to bring this law into alignment with current realities. [5] \n \n In 2019, the Turkmen Government and the United Nations signed a memorandum of understanding on emergency preparedness, which established a basis for the implementation of the Sendai Framework Programme for Disaster Risk Reduction. [6] It was reported in 2020 that the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and United Nations International Children's Fund (UNICEF) have assisted the Turkmen Government in preparing a new draft strategy on Disaster Risk Reduction that aligns with the Sendai Framework, but the full text of this strategy is not available online and there is no evidence that it has been adopted. [7] \n \n Additionally, Turkmenistan has a State Commission on Emergency Preparedness, established in 2011, with a working mandate that appears to be updated on a regular basis (the last update was in 2018); however, the text of this mandate is unavailable online. [8, 9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"The country has a national disaster risk management plan which covers water-related disasters. \n \n Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 299 of 12 April 2019 \"On Measures to Implement the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030\" brings into force the national disaster risk management plan, i.e. the Strategy for Meeting the Aims of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Management 2015-2030 in the Republic of Uzbekistan. [1] The plan includes provisions to reduce the impact of water-related disasters, including hydrological, meteorological and climatological disasters. For example, it includes provisions to research risk zones for dangerous hydrological events, including mudflows, floods and landslides, identify the population centres in such zones and create lists of enterprises for temporary or permanent evacuation to safe areas; and provisions for planning and drilling to reduce the risk of disasters taking climate change into account. [1] The plan is being implemented over the entire period 2015-2030.\n \n Press releases on the website of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan suggest that risk reduction works are actively pursued. An April 2020 report describes intensified efforts to defend residential areas against floods in the Jizzakh region, including the clearing of canals and strengthening of banks. [2] In July 2020, representatives of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, Centre for Hydrometeorological Services and the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Geology and Mineral Resources undertook flight-based observations of high-altitude mountain lakes at risk of breach in the basins of the Pskem and Oygaying rivers (tributaries of the Chirchiq, a tributary of the Syr Darya) to determine the condition of reservoir dams, and to update and amend a future programme to determine flood risks from high-altitude lakes in Tashkent Region. [3] However, no 2020 press releases on flood control management from the Ministry of Emergency Situations mentioned a specific relationship to the 2019 Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers. [1, 2, 3]\n \n An expert interviewee - Dr Kakhramon Djumaboev - states that at present no early warning systems or compensation mechanisms are in place in respect of hydrological risks. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"The country has a national disaster risk management plan which covers water-related disasters. \n \n Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 299 of 12 April 2019 \"On Measures to Implement the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030\" brings into force the national disaster risk management plan, i.e. the Strategy for Meeting the Aims of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Management 2015-2030 in the Republic of Uzbekistan. [1] The plan includes provisions to reduce the impact of water-related disasters, including hydrological, meteorological and climatological disasters. For example, it includes provisions to research risk zones for dangerous hydrological events, including mudflows, floods and landslides, identify the population centres in such zones and create lists of enterprises for temporary or permanent evacuation to safe areas; and provisions for planning and drilling to reduce the risk of disasters taking climate change into account. [1] The plan is being implemented over the entire period 2015-2030.\n \n Press releases on the website of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan suggest that risk reduction works are actively pursued. An April 2020 report describes intensified efforts to defend residential areas against floods in the Jizzakh region, including the clearing of canals and strengthening of banks. [2] In July 2020, representatives of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, Centre for Hydrometeorological Services and the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Geology and Mineral Resources undertook flight-based observations of high-altitude mountain lakes at risk of breach in the basins of the Pskem and Oygaying rivers (tributaries of the Chirchiq, a tributary of the Syr Darya) to determine the condition of reservoir dams, and to update and amend a future programme to determine flood risks from high-altitude lakes in Tashkent Region. [3] However, no 2020 press releases on flood control management from the Ministry of Emergency Situations mentioned a specific relationship to the 2019 Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers. [1, 2, 3]\n \n An expert interviewee - Dr Kakhramon Djumaboev - states that at present no early warning systems or compensation mechanisms are in place in respect of hydrological risks. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"Although there are press reports indicating that at least a draft National Comprehensive Risk Management Plan exists, there is no evidence that the plan is publicly available online. \n\nIn 2015, the United Nations Development Program issued a press release stating that it had worked with the Venezuelan Vice-Ministry of Risk Management and Civil Protection to create a draft National Risk Management Plan for Socio-Natural and Technological Disasters [1]. However, the website of the National Directorate of Civil Protection and Administration of Disasters does not contain a public copy of the draft plan [2]. The National Directorate’s website does reference the creation of a National Risk Management Plan for Seismic Threats, but that plan does not appear to be publicly available either [3]. The webpage of the Directorate of Risk Management contains short guides with advice for civilians to prepare for water-related disasters, including flooding, tsunamis and hurricanes, but it does not include a disaster risk management plan [4]. \n\nThe Comprehensive Risk Management Law tasks the National Risk Management Council with formulating risk management plans, but there is no evidence that these plans are available online [5]. Article 22 of the law acknowledges flood danger, prohibiting construction in flood plains, except for works to control flooding [5]. \nThe website of the Ministry of Care for Water Resources does not include additional information regarding a disaster risk management plan for water-related disasters [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"Vietnam has a disaster risk management plan that covers water-related disasters, but it is not fully implemented.\n\nThe Disaster Management Policy and Technology Center is the government agency that is responsible at the national level for disaster reduction and management. [1] In 2018, it issued Resolution No. 76 / NQ-CP of the Government: Regarding disaster prevention and control. The resolution addresses planning for typhoons, tropical depressions, flash floods, water surges, drought, tsunami, and landslides due to floods or heavy rains. However, the plans are general and do not outline specific measures for disaster risk management. The resolution states that the government will review plans to harmonise policy for disaster risk management, but does not specify how. [2] A 2017 report by the World Bank on disaster risk management in Vietnam concluded that the country’s disaster risk management (DRM) and climate change adaptation (CCA) policies, plans, and investments are fragmented. As a result, DRM and CCA are not consistently or effectively integrated into socioeconomic development planning at national and subnational levels or within sectors. [3] In 2018 the Center for Excellence in Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance issued a handbook on disaster management in Vietnam that highlights that fragmented policies across various stakeholders and the need to strengthen collaboration and institutional capacity. [4]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Office of State Minister for Disaster Management [https://www.andma.gov.af/en/ngo%E2%80%99s-disaster-risk-reduction-technical-group-pledged-work-action-plan-implementation-afghanistan]\n \n [2] Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority \"National Disaster Management Plan, 2010.\" [https://www.preventionweb.net/files/31182_afghanistannationaldisastermanageme-451.pdf]\n \n [3] Earth Magazine. January 2015. \"A dry and ravaged land: Investigating water resources in Afghanistan\".[https://www.earthmagazine.org/article/dry-and-ravaged-land-investigating-water-resources-afghanistan]. \n \n [4] USAID. 2010. \"Land Tenure Profile: Afghanistan\". [https://www.land-links.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/USAID_Land_Tenure_Afghanistan_Profile.pdf].\n \n [5] USAID. 11 December 2019. \"U.S. Geological survey (USGS) water supply data monitoring and analysis\". [https://www.usaid.gov/afghanistan/fact-sheets/us-geological-survey-usgs-water-supply-data-monitoring-and-analysis].\n \n [6] Eqrar, Naim. Professor, Geosciences Faculty, Kabul University. 19 July 2020.\n \n [7] Rasooly, Nawid. 17 December 2019. \"Master of Science Thesis: Water Governance in Afghanistan\". [https://ir.library.oregonstate.edu/downloads/wp988r70x?locale=en] (direct download)\n \n [8] Asian Development Bank. 2014. \"Pyanj River morphology and flood protection\". [https://www.sdgfund.org/pyanj-river-morphology-and-flood-protection].\n \n [9] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination Scientific Information Centre. 25 October 2010. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf].\n \n [10] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [11] RFE/RL. 15 March 2014. \"Last Line Of Defense Against The Taliban -- Qarqeen\". [https://www.rferl.org/a/qishloq-ovozi-qarqeen-militia-taliban/25298208.html].\n \n [12] NWARA \"The Work Of The Wall Of Water Has Been Started.\" [https://nwara.gov.af/dr/node/1147]\n \n [13] Ministry of Energy and Water. [https://nwara.gov.af/]\n \n [14] National Water Affairs Regulatory Authority. 18 February 2020. “Annual report of the Ministry of Energy and Water (National Bureau of Water Affairs) and (Bureau of Energy Services) in the government accountability program”, (“گزارش سالانه وزارت انرژی و آب (اداره ملی تنظیم امور آب) و (اداره تنظیم خدمات انرژی) در برنامه حساب دهی دولت به ملت \"). [http://www.gmic.gov.af/dari/component/content/article/69-2020-01-11-05-19-15/4082-2020-03-19-14-38-15 ].\n \n [15] World Bank. March 2020. \"Project Information Document: Afghanistan Water Supply and Sanitation Services and Institutional Support Program\". [http://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/249961585616708069/pdf/Project-Information-Document-Afghanistan-Water-Supply-and-Sanitation-Services-and-Institutional-Support-Program-P169970.pdf]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A54+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F54,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Vice-Ministry of Civil Defense. National Risk Management Program (PNGR). 2017. http://www.defensacivil.gob.bo/web/uploads/pdfs/PNGRD2017.pdf\n[2] Ministry of Environment and Water. Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Agua. 2019. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/\n[3] Ministry of Environment and Water. MMAyA designs climate risk resilience program. 2017. \n[4] Ministry of Environment and Water. 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[1] The NEPA website states that the Climate Change Directorate is responsible for development of a National Adaptation Plan for the country. [1] According to the World Bank and United Nations Development Programme, the National Adaptation Plan is under development. [2, 3]\n \n In 2009, the country released a National Capacity Needs Self-Assessment report regarding its ability to address climate change adaptation, which outlines the roles of a range of government agencies in key adaptation sectors. [4] Flooding is identified as a key risk, with the National Disaster Management Authority identified as the agency responsible for adaptation in this area. [4] However, the report relies on measures from the 2010 National Disaster Management Plan. [4] Under this separate plan, the Ministry of Energy and Water is required to take measures against flooding including construction work for flood dykes, canals and river banks, flood forecasting and establishing a flooding early warning system. [5] The National Disaster Management Plan does not refer to climate change. [5]\n \n Additionally, the Self-Assessment identifies drought as a key danger, stipulating improved efficiency measures, awareness-raising on climate change for local level water authorities and users, and a greater mandate for them to undertake independent measures against drought and for water efficiency. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Bolivia has a National Mechanism for Climate Change Adaptation, which was issued in 2007 and covers loss due to floods and droughts. The Ministry of Planning and Development issued the Mechanism, which discusses damage from floods and droughts due to climate change. \n\nThe Mechanisms three strategic objectives are: reduce climate change vulnerability; promote planned adaptation in various sectoral programs; and reduce risks from climate change impacts in vulnerable sectors [1]. The Mechanism includes adaptation measures, such as: expanding protected areas to conserve ecosystems threatened by climate change; creating wildlife corridors to create escape routes for species threatened by climate change; sustainable management of protected area buffer zones; and avoiding deforestation as a strategy to control the water cycle and avoid flooding in low-lying areas; among others [1]. A 2012 report did not contain information on implementation of the Mechanism, stating that implementation would begin in 2014 [5]. \nIn 2012, the government issued the Joint Mechanism for Mitigation and Adaptation for Integrated and Sustainable Management of Forests and Mother Earth, which seeks to strengthen regulation and enforcement of forest conservation practices and conditional transfers of resources and technology to public and private actors that meet conservation goals [6]. As of the 2012 report, the Joint Mechanism had reached three protected areas and 53 communities [6]. By November 2018, eleven projects were in implementation under the Joint Mechanism [7]. \nIn addition to the Mechanism, Bolivia also issued the National Strategy for Education and Communication for Climate Change and the National Strategy for Forests and Climate Change, both in 2009 [2, 3]. \n\nGovernment sites did not contain additional evidence of a more recent climate change adaptation plan or updates regarding implementation of existing plans [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"Bosnia and Herzegovina has a national adaptation plan for climate change however it has not been updated in the last five years. \n\nIn 2013, Bosnia and Herzegovina has adopted the Climate Change Adaptation and Low-Emission Development Strategy for Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Strategy has two main goals on adaptation and on greenhouse gas emission reduction to: increase resilience to climate variability and climate change, and in so doing secure development gains; and reach a peak in greenhouse gas emissions around 2025 at a level that is below the EU27 average per capita emissions. [1] Bosnia and Herzegovina has recently finished the adoption procedure of the Third National Communication on Climate Change and the Second Biennial Update Report on Greenhouse Gas Emissions as they were adopted by the relevant institutions on both state and entities’ level. [2] There are no publicly available information about the update of the Strategy. [3, 4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"Brazil has fully implemented a National Plan for Climate Change Adaptation (PNA) and it was established in 2016 (within the last five years). \n\nThe PNA is an instrument developed by the federal government together with civil society, private sector and state governments to mitigate the country's vulnerability to the effects of climate change and to implement risk management for this phenomenon. [1] The plan is expected to have a 4-year execution cycle and it has already published a monitoring report for 2016-2017. [2] According to page 11 of the monitoring report, \"During the first year, actions deployed under the [National Plan for Climate Change Adaptation] addressed 96% of its goals and 67% (91) of its sectoral guidelines\". [2] More specific accomplishments of the first year of the PNA include: \"Installation of 370 desalination units under the Água Dove Program in municipalities of the northeast; Launching of 78.000 social technologies for access to water for human consumption and food production; An increase of 15% in the number of municipalities covered by the National Water Quality Program (VIGIAGUA); Establishment of 600 community seed banks; and Expansion of installed electric-power generating capacity from renewable sources.\" [2]\n\nThe PNA is comprehensive and it covers water resources extensively through strategy #8. This section of the PNA covers issues such as irrigation, energy, industry, water quality and environment. There are specific goals focussed only on water resources. [3] No evidence that there has been UN verification of the comprehensiveness of the plan; however, the Secretary for Climate Change and Environmental Quality of the Ministry of Environment, Karen Silverwood-Cope, states that \"The goals [of the National Plan for Climate Change Adaptation] are part of the resources (nationally determined contributions - NDCs) that Brazil sent to the United Nations, within the limits of the combat against climate change\". [4] Therefore, while there is no evidence of UN verification, there is an alignment with the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"Cambodia has Climate Change Strategic Plan 2014 – 2023 (CCCSP), which was launched in 2013, but the implementation has been problematic [1].\n\nIt provides an umbrella-framework to build resilience at national level and aims to strengthen ongoing climate adaptation policy responses through cross-sectoral programming, financing and implementation. The country submitted its climate action plan to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in 2015 ahead of the Paris Agreement [2]. The action plan describes the country's integrated, multi sector approach in fighting climate change by setting out its prioritised adaptation and mitigation actions with clear planning and implementation processes. In 2017, a National Adaptation Plan Financing Framework and Implementation Plan was developed, presenting an implementation plan for the priority adaptation actions, and an analysis of multiple financing dimensions [3]. Evidence shows there are some activities having been carried out by Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries since 2011 to promote climate resilient water management and agricultural practices in rural areas under support from UNDP [4]. However, it has been found that Cambodia is witnessing an alarming rate of forest cover loss mainly due to illegal deforestation and corruption, and there is a lack of genuine effort made by the government to stop forest destruction in the country. A study by Forest Trends in 2015 highlighted that \"the increases in illegal deforestation continued even after Cambodia began receiving money in 2011 in return for agreeing to follow international sustainable forest standards under the UN’s Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) program\" [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"In 2015, China has submitted its climate change adaptation plan, the \"Enhanced Actions on Climate Change: China's Intended Nationally Determined Contributions\", to the UNFCCC. But this plan does not cover loss due to floods, droughts, etc [1]. This document has not been updated and there is no third party assessment of this document. China also has a National Strategy on Energy Production and Consumption Revolution (2016-2030), specifying its targets for energy consumption and non-fossil energy in 2030 [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"Colombia’s National Climate Change Adaptation Plan (PNACC) was issued in 2012 and has been updated with additional documents as recently as 2018. The plan’s implementation is ongoing. \n\nThe government of Colombia committed to issue the PNACC in Law 1450 of 2011, which contained the 2010-2014 National Development Plan [1]. The PNACC consists of four phases, the final two of which are Implementation, which began in 2013, and Monitoring, Reporting and Verification, which began in 2014 [2]. Implementation of the plan is ongoing, and some actions include the establishment of Sectoral and Territorial Climate Change Hubs, which have provided capacity-building exercises to regional implementers, and the incorporation of climate change adaptation planning in five sectors: agriculture, energy, transport, housing and health [1]. A 2017 report on a knowledge sharing event for regional implementers noted that implementation of the PNACC is ongoing [3]. In 2018, the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development (MADS) issued the Guide for Ecosystem-Based Climate Change Adaptation in Colombia. The guide’s goal is to position ecosystem-based adaptation as a principal approach for climate change adaptation projects in Colombia. The guide represents the most recent, comprehensive update to the PNACC [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"Croatia does not have a national adaptation plan for climate change.\n\nThe adoption of the Climate Change Adaptation Strategy, which was mandate by the Law on Air Protection (Official Gazette 130/11, 47/14, 61/17 and 118/18), is still currently under development. The Strategy defines the objectives and priorities for the implementation of climate change adaptation measures in the Republic of Croatia, while the Action Plan for the five-year period explains in detail the measures and activities, timeframes for implementation, the necessary funds, sources of funding and holders and stakeholders. [1] Draft Strategy has been prepared with support of EU funded project \"Strengthening the capacity of the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Energy to adapt to climate change and to prepare the Draft Strategy for Adapting to Climate Change\", but there are no evidence that the Strategy has been adopted. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Ecuador has climate change adaptation plan and it has been updated in the last 5 years.\n\nIn 2012, Ecuador issued its National Climate Change Strategy (ENCC), which covers the period from 2012-2025, and has two strategic lines of action: climate change adaptation and climate change mitigation, each with corresponding strategies and actions [1]. In 2015, the Ministry of the Environment issued the National Climate Change Plan, which covered the period to 2018 and was designed to operationalize the goals and strategies set forth in the ENCC. The Plan’s set eight broad objectives, covering sectors including agriculture, water, ecosystems, energy, capacity building, risk management and territorial issues [2]. In 2017, the UNDP reported that it was working with Ecuador to build a National Climate Change Adaptation Plan and that preliminary workshops had been held in 2015. There is no public evidence that the Adaptation Plan been completed and issued publicly [3]. In addition, the UNDP has worked with Ecuador on two climate change adaptation projects: the Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions project, which focused on greenhouse gas inventory and low-emission development strategies; and the Adaptation to Climate Change through Effective Water Governance project, which sought to incorporate climate risks into water governance decision making at the national level, while implementing adaptation measures with rural Ecuadorians facing potential water shortages at the local level [4, 5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"Guinea has a climate change adaptation plan which covers losses due to droughts. Nevertheless, this plan was issued in 2007 and has not been updated in the last 5 years. \n\nThe Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Environment, Waters and Forests published this plan, which is fully implemented. This plan covers some aspects related to droughts since some projects refer to the development of micro-dams for multiple purposes (ecosystem restoration, agricultural activities..); the creation of improved wells for drinking water and the development of rainwater harvesting systems. The other main projects are related to coastal erosion and the necesity to protect these ecosystems; others are related to agriculture and its link with food security; finally others are related to the forestry sector, and the need to promote agroforestry practices. (1) \n\nNo further doucmentation has been submitted to the UNFCC [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"Iran’s National Climate Change Office (NCCO) among other responsibilities, including raising public awareness and national coordination of the Sub-committee for Sustainable Development, was built national capacity to systematically address climate change thorough measures such as providing Iran’s Low-carbon Economy Document, Intended Nationally Determined Contribution (INDC) and the National Strategic Plan on Climate Change [1].\n\nThe National Strategic Plan on Climate Change gives the responsibility of managing water-related risk and disaster management to the Ministry of Energy [2]. Although the National Strategic Plan was been criticised for imbalances between awareness raising plans and executive plans [3], it covers water-related disasters and was been written recently in 2017.\n\nFurthermore Iran's Third National Communication to the UNFCCC, represents a comprehensive policy document outlining actions and polcies in mutliple sectors [4] It was a dedicated section to an adaption plan for water resrouces [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that the government was a national plan for a climate change adaptation plan for water resources. Iraq did not submit a long-term climate strategy to the UN (1,2)."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"Kazakhstan does not have a national adaptation plan for climate change.\n \n No evidence of such a plan was found in Kazakhstan's 2017 report to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), nor in the 2019 Strategic Plan of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources. [1, 2]\n \n According to the country's UNFCCC report, which notes that Kazakhstan attracted US$ 1.134 tn in international financing for climate change projects in 2011-2015, with 5% of this figure allocated to adaptation, a range of existing programmes include measures to react and adapt to climate change. [1] The \"Strategy Kazakhstan-2050\" and 2013 \"Concept for transition of the Republic of Kazakhstan to green economy\" set general environmental and adaptation goals for the country, including in the water sector, but do not refer to specific measures to achieve these goals. [1, 3] An Action Plan supporting the Green Economy Concept lists a range of actions to be taken to improve water management in the country, including through improvements in water efficiency in a range of sectors and the development of a separate Water Resource Management Programme (later adopted in 2014 but cancelled in 2017). [3, 4, 5] However, the only direct mention of adaptation in the Green Economy Concept is realisation of undefined sustainable development and adaptation measures in rural settlements. [3] \n \n In addition, a bill containing amendments to the Environmental, Budget and Civil Codes, under development in 2017-2018 by the Ministry of Energy's Department for Climate Change, is reported to be a significant measure for mitigation and adaptation to climate change. [1, 6, 7] The amendments include a new chapter for the Environmental Code setting standards for national, regional and local climate change adaptation strategies and measures. [6, 8] However, at the time of research, the bill was available only on a government website displaying draft laws, rather than on legal databases. [8] No further information on the bill was found on the Ministry of Energy website. [9]\n \n In 2018, the Eastern Kazakhstan Region developed a Regional Adaptation Plan for Climate Change, with assistance from the German Corporation for International Cooperation. [10, 11] In 2019, the National Adaptation Planning Global Network reported that the national government intended to use the plan as a basis for other regional plans, for further development of an integrated strategy, but noted that the plan in its current form lacked a realisation strategy. [11] No further evidence of this report was found on the website of the East Kazakhstan Region. [12]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"Kyrgyzstan has adopted a national adaptation plan for climate change. The Kyrgyz Republic has recognised the risks posed by climate change and has begun to take steps towards improving its adaptive capacity. [1]\n \n The Kyrgyz Republic Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (2014) identified the integration of disaster risk management into sustainable development planning, poverty reduction and adaptation to climate change, as one of five priority areas required for building a basis of stable risk management, according to international standards. [2]\n \n In 2013, with support from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) the Kyrgyz Republic developed and approved its first national strategic document on adaptation to climate change, the “Priority Directions for Adaptation to Climate Change in the Kyrgyz Republic Until 2017”. [3] The document initiates the formulation of a national policy on mobilising resources, focussing on the minimisation of risks and use of potential opportunities linked to climate change for sustainable development in the Kyrgyz Republic. The document considers adaptive measures, particularly their implementation in economic sectors, which are the most vulnerable to climate change.\n \n The 2015 Intended Nationally Determined Contribution (INDC), while focusing on mitigation, also highlights the need for national level climate adaptation action to start addressing long-term climate vulnerabilities. [4] In November 2018, the President of the Kyrgyz Republic approved the National Strategy for Sustainable Development (NSSD), which provides long-term direction, covering the period from 2018 – 2040. [5] The first phase, covering the period 2018 – 2022, was approved by the parliament on 20 April 2018. [6] Sections of the NSSD, provide a clear mandate to establish a NAP process to provide strategic guidance on climate change adaptation. [6]\n \n Specifically, within the field of water resources management and water-related disasters in the context of climate change, the Kyrgyz Government has acknowledged the risk the climate change poses to water resources as “particularly high” in the 2013 Climate Change Adaptation Law. [3] As part of the ongoing process to implement a more rational water supply and use system in Kyrgyzstan, the Government has completed several projects in the field of water resources management under NSSD, including rehabilitating the urban wastewater system in the country’s capital, Bishkek, building and rehabilitating water supply systems in 107 villages in Batken Oblast, and building and rehabilitating water supply systems in 107 villages in Jalal-Abad Oblast. [5] A local water resources expert interviewee confirmed that these rehabilitations have been completed. [8]\n \n Finally, in 2019 the Kyrgyz Government signed a grant/loan agreement with the Asian Development Bank, with a view to “improve the resilience of water resources to climate change and natural disasters”. [7] This agreement will finance a project that will comprise of three components: (1) Modernisation of irrigation infrastructure, (2) Improved management of irrigation system and agricultural land, and (3) National disaster management capacity building, and will total USD $43.6 Million (of which USD $38.6 Million is in the form of a loan from the Asian Development Bank, USD $16.8 Million in the form of a grant from the Asian Development Bank, and USD $ 5 Million is in the form of tax and fee exemptions from the Kyrgyz Government). [7]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee noted that de facto, very few measures in the Policy Directions for Adaptation to Climate Change have been adopted, and that indeed, very few activities in Kyrgyzstan are being carried out with a view to implementing climate change adaptation measures. [8] The interviewee noted that specifically in the field of climate change adaptation, there was a project, funded by the Finnish Environment Institute, and implemented by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, which assisted Kyrgyzstan, together with Kazakhstan, to improve its resilience to climate change in the field of water management and related agricultural practice by establishing a framework for regular and strategic climate change adaptation action in the Chu-Talas River Basin and enabling the Chu-Talas Commission and local authorities to facilitate climate change adaptation in the basin. [8] This project ran between 2015 and 2018. [9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"Laos has a national strategy, published in 2010, that aims to build “long-term climate resilience” in various sectors and which has been augmented by other national strategic documents in recent years. [1] \n\nAccording to the Asia-Pacific Adaptation Network (APAN), a regional component of the United Nations Environment Programme's Global Adaptation Network, Laos has three additional national strategic documents for climate change. [2] These are the National Adaptation Programme of Action to Climate Change, the “Intended Nationally Determined Contribution” (INDC) submitted in 2015 and the National Strategy on Climate Change 2013-20. [3,4] The latter document is not publicly available on the websites of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment or the Lao Gazette. [5,6] APAN also report that a climate change and disaster law is being developed. [1] This was expected to be ready in 2017 but no such document is publicly available. [6] The INDC shows Laos is applying tools such as its National Forestry Strategy to the Year 2020 to combat climate change by increasing forest cover and maintaining it to reduce the risk of floods. [4] It is also developing and improving crop varieties to make food sources more adaptable to increased drought and floods. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"\nMali ratified the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in 1994 and published its National Adaptation Programme of Action (NAPA) in 2007 [1]. The programme covers a wide range of water-related issues including floods and droughts and several updated plans have been implemented since, with the most recent being Mali's climate action plan that it submitted to the UNFCCC in 2015. [2] The UNFCCC is an international environmental treaty adopted on 9 May 1992 and entered into force on 21 March 1994, after a sufficient number of countries had ratified it. The UNFCCC constitutes the foundational climate agreement that has provided the platform for most subsequent international climate agreements including the 1997 Kyoto Protocol and the 2015 Paris Agreement [3].\nMoreover, in 2011 the Malian Ministry of Environment and Sanitation launched its National Climate Change Strategy (NCCS), a strategy that is developed with a main objective to face the climate change challenges and to ensure sustainable development of the country. [4] A year later in 2012, the government set up a Climate Change Fund inorder to attract funding from both public and private donors to help the country face climate change [3].\nSpecifically concerning rivers, the Niger Bassin Auhority (NBA), where Mali is a member state, submitted in 2017 a climate investment plan, in which it reframed 246 different (national) actions from its operational plan that fit under a resilience and climate adaptation narrative [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, in September 2015, Mauritania submitted its new climate action plan to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) [1]. Previously, the National Adaptation Programme of Action to Climate Change NAPA-RIM was a sectoral national programme applicable to the period of 2005-2009 [2]. The new National Adaptation Plan (NAP) process was launched at the beginning of May 2019 with support from UN Environment. The Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development of Mauritania held a two-day capacity building workshop following the launch of the new NAP process which receives US$2.67 million in funds from the Green Climate Fund (GCF), over three years. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"Myanmar's lastest submission of the National Adaptation Programme of Action (NAPA) to Climate Change was in 2012. A new version has not been submitted nor is publicly available online. Myanmar is also part of the ASEAN Committee on Disaster Management (ACDM) which consists of the heads of the national agencies that are responsible for disaster management in ASEAN member countries (including Myanmar). The ADCM is responsible for coordinating and implementing regional disaster management activities within member countries. [1,2] The groundwork for supporting NAPs is considered, covering the policy, planning and budgetary framework, priority adaptation sectors in the NDC, climate assessments, the implementation of adaptation actions and plans thus far. The briefing contains a timeline of the process to formulate and implement NAPs in Myanmar. Challenges, successes and opportunities are also discussed. [3] The Myanmar Climate Change Alliance (MCCA) Program was launched in 2013 with the support of the Global Climate Change Alliance (GCCA) and is being implemented by the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) and the United Nations Environment Programme (UN Environment).The MCCA has a core technical unit based within the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation (MoNREC) with a Chief Technical Adviser, a National Technical Adviser, Monitoring and Evaluation Officer, Financial Officer and Assistant Officer. This core team delivers technical assistance and support for all activities of MCCA – and other climate change related actions. The MCCA also works with a Technical Working Group composed of almost all line Ministries, the three main cities (Yangon, Nay Pyi Taw and Yangon), the Academia, the Civil Society, NGOs and technical development partners. It also cooperates with important partners such as WWF, CCSR Columbia University, RIMES, IHS, IRRI among others. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"Perú has a comprehensive national climate change adaptation plan that has been updated in the last 5 years.\n\nIn 2015, the Ministry of the Environment issued the National Strategy on Climate Change (ENCC). The ENCC reflects the country’s commitment to take action in the face of climate change (CC) in an integrated, transversal and multisectorial way, fulfilling international commitments that were made before the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). The plan also aims to adapt production systems, social services and the population, before the effects of the CC. The strategy has developed in the context of the legislative framework that has been implemented over time; e.g., the 2005 Law on the Environment, the 2011 Law creating a system of disaster risk management. [1,2] For example, the plan addresses droughts, flooding and other potential environmental effects due to climate change. [1] According to a report released in 2019, the plan is implemented and the government is currently working on an updated plan and has held workshops to get feedback and buy-in from experts on a revised national climate change plan. [3]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"Senegal has a climate change adaptation plan that covers losses due to floods and droughts. Nevertheless, it has not been updated in the last five years, since the National Adaptation Plan was published in 2006. (1) The main objectives of this National Adaptation Plan are to assess and analyze the vulnerability of the different regions of Senegal confronted to climate change, in some of the key sectors of the economy such as water resources, agriculture and coastal areas. In this sense, this document assesses differential vulnerabilities and identifies adaptation options . Concerning the water resource sector, the main water disasters identified are related to a decrease in rainfall that will aggravate the overexploitation of aquifers and therefore, make droughts more severe. Moreover, concerning the coastal sector, floods are mentioned as one of the main threats. It is stated that they occur every rainy season and are likely to be more deadly as population grows in these coastal areas. (1) A new adaptation plan is expected for 2022, which will be composed of several sectoral plans. The first sectoral plan, published in 2016, deals with fishing. The elaboration of these sectoral plans is supported by USAID. (2) \n\nA review of Sengal submissions to the UNFCC shows they have submitted a \" Intended Nationally Determined Contribution\" to the UN in 2015. However this plan covers planning to cut emissions and not adaptation (3)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"Serbia does not have a national adaptation plan for climate change. Preparation of the Strategy for Climate Change with Action Plan is ongoing process supported through EU funded project. The \"Climate Strategy and Action Plan” Project that has started in July 2016. This project will provide support to the Ministry of Environmental Protection to prepare a Climate Change Strategy and Action Plan in order to develop the strategy and policy framework required. In addition it will set out a cost-effective pathway for achieving GHG emissions reduction. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"Slovenia has recently adopted a short Strategic Framework for Climate Change Adaptation, but does does not currently have a national adaptation plan, which is under development. \n\nAt the end of 2017, Slovenia adopted the Slovenian Development Strategy 2030, the new umbrella national document. One of the Strategy’s objectives is a low-carbon circular economy and a sustainable natural resource management. Slovenia is heading towards a period of adopting and preparing various strategies and plans, which will specify objectives for the period to 2030 and 2050. Preparations are also underway for a National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP), which will include national objectives by 2030 regarding following areas: decarbonisation (including targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting further use of renewable energy sources), energy efficiency, energy security, internal energy market research, innovation and competitiveness. Its due date of preparation is end of 2019."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"A national strategy and plan of action for adaptation to climate change has been proposed through the preparation of the initial national communication on climate change, aimed at improving the management of natural resources and promoting environmental sustainability, including water waste management. However it is yet to be fully elaborated and implementation has not started[1]\n\nThis action plan identified priority measures for adapting with climate change. However, due to the current circumstances and exacerbated environmental challenges, none of these measures and procedures have been implemented. Therefore, the strategy and plan of action needs to be developed and adjusted according to current conditions and possibilities, as well as the future visions and international support for this plan. Despite the difficult conditions in the Syrian Arab Republic, a number of projects, policies and strategies that contribute to reducing emissions in many sectors, have been developed through the following intervention sectors:\na) Energy sector\nb) Forests, lands and agriculwwwtural sector\nc) Transport sector\nd) Industry sector\ne) Solid Waste Sector\nf) Housing sector [1]\n\nAccoridng to the UNDP, Syria does not have a formal climate change adaptation strategy. [2]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"There is a comprehensive national adaptation plan for climate change in the Republic of Tajikistan, which has been updated in the last five years. However, evidence suggests that this plan is being implemented only to a limited extent.\n \n The United Nations has recognised Tajikistan to be of the most vulnerable countries in the world to the effects of climate change. [1]\n \n In November 2019, the Legislature of the Republic of Tajikistan adopted a “National Strategy for Adaptation to Climate Change of the Republic of Tajikistan for the Period until 2030” (‘NSACC’). [2, 3] The National Strategy identifies the water sector as one of four priority sectors, detailing the projected effects of climate change on water resources in the country, including precipitation, glacier volume, and water flows through main rivers, and increased amounts of water-related natural disasters. [2] In accordance with stakeholder meetings, a range of adaptation options for the water sector are adopted, with the two most important being improved water use efficiency through re-use, cyclical water use and better management. [2]\n \n Relevant adaptation objectives set in the NSACC cover several sectors. In agriculture, increase of available water resources is planned, for example through creation of small local-level reservoirs, and efficient water use of water is paramount, to be achieved through overhaul and improved maintenance of irrigation systems and improved vertical drainage systems. [2] Further, attention is paid to the diversification of energy sources in Tajikistan, in order to reduce existing strong dependence on large-scale hydroelectric power generation, with solar power and small-scale hydropower identified as the best options. [2]\n \n Information on the website of the Ministry for Energy and Water Resources on 25 ongoing projects ongoing under the Water Sector Reform Programme (2016-2025) lists three projects including a climate resilience component. [4] However, no specific reference to projects implementing the NSACC was found on the Ministry website. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"There is a comprehensive national adaptation plan for climate change in the Republic of Tajikistan, which has been updated in the last five years. However, evidence suggests that this plan is being implemented only to a certain extent.\n \n The United Nations has recognised Tajikistan to be of the most vulnerable countries in the world to the effects of climate change. [1]\n \n In November 2019, the Legislature of the Republic of Tajikistan adopted a “National Strategy for Adaptation to Climate Change of the Republic of Tajikistan for the Period until 2030” (‘NSACC’). [2, 3] The National Strategy identifies the water sector as one of four priority sectors, detailing the projected effects of climate change on water resources in the country, including precipitation, glacier volume, and water flows through main rivers, and increased amounts of water-related natural disasters. [2] In accordance with stakeholder meetings, a range of adaptation options for the water sector are adopted, with the two most important being improved water use efficiency through re-use, cyclical water use and better management. [2]\n \n Relevant adaptation objectives set in the NSACC cover several sectors. In agriculture, increase of available water resources is planned, for example through creation of small local-level reservoirs, and efficient water use of water is paramount, to be achieved through overhaul and improved maintenance of irrigation systems and improved vertical drainage systems. [2] Further, attention is paid to the diversification of energy sources in Tajikistan, in order to reduce existing strong dependence on large-scale hydroelectric power generation, with solar power and small-scale hydropower identified as the best options. [2]\n \n Information on the website of the Ministry for Energy and Water Resources on 25 ongoing projects ongoing under the Water Sector Reform Programme (2016-2025) lists three projects including a climate resilience component. [4] However, no specific reference to projects implementing the NSACC was found on the Ministry website. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"The Thai Cabinet approved the national climate change adaptation plan known as Thailand Climate Change Master Plan 2011-2050 in July 2015 and the country is a party to the Paris Agreement. \n\nThe Master Plan was developed using the Forces-Pressure-State-Impact-Response Framework, which focuses on participatory approach and the polluter pays principle. The master plan includes the short-term, mid-term, and long-term strategies, which cover both adaptation and mitigation. It will be updated every 10 years. The Master Plan also focuses on international cooperation and included transboundary river management as one of the comprehensive water management strategies[1][2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"Turkey has a national adaptation plan for climate change, entitled the Republic of Turkey Climate Change Strategy 2010-2020 [1], and while this has not been updated in the past five years, Turkey has now made seven national communications to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) about changes and implementation status of the plan.\n\nThe Strategy was developed through a participatory process led by the Ministry of Environment and Urbanisation in 2009 and formally adopted in 2010. This came in the wake of Turkey's First National Communication in 2007. Chapter 8 of the Strategy for 2010-2030, concerning Adaptation to Climate Change lists numerous short-, medium- and long-term action points including action points related to droughts, floods, water quality, water legislation, river basin plans, flood early warning systems, water resources, irrigation, landslides, hydroelectric power and water pricing. The most recent National Communication, containing updates on the country situation, policies, plans, monitoring systems, projections etc., was made in December 2018 and runs to 265 pages. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"Turkmenistan has a comprehensive national adaptation plan for climate change that has been updated in the last 5 years, but it is not fully implemented. \n \n Turkmenistan's first National Strategy for Climate Change was adopted in 2012 with the technical support of the United Nations Development Program. This Strategy discusses adaptation in agriculture (through measures such as the cultivation of drought-resistant crops, the introduction of rotational pasture use, and the specialization of agricultural production) and land use (through, e.g., measures to combat soil salinization and the enhancement of crop farming culture), and addresses the prevention of the loss of biodiversity. The Strategy is to be financed through Turkmenistan's state budget, through allocations from energy export revenues, and from a variety of international sources (including, e.g., the Kyoto Protocol's Adaptation Fund). [1, 2] \n \n The National Strategy was updated in 2019 in partnership with UNDP to align it with international documents such as the 2030 Development Agenda and the Paris Agreement, to which Turkmenistan acceded in 2016. [2, 3, 4, 5] However, the full text of the revised strategy could not be found on the websites of the Government of Turkmenistan, the United Nations Development Program, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection of Turkmenistan, or in national media. \n \n An integral part of Turkmenistan's National Climate Strategy are national action plans containing specific measures to mitigate climate change and promote adaptation; as of March 2020, these action plans had been drafted but not adopted. [1, 3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"The country does not have a national adaptation plan for climate change.\n \n No national adaptation plan has been submitted to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change [1]. Uzbekistan submitted the Third National Communication of the Republic of Uzbekistan under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change in 2016. [2]\n \n Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5863 of 30 October 2019 \"On Approval of the Strategy for Environmental Protection in the Republic of Uzbekistan 2030\" calls for the adoption of a national action plan to implement the Paris Agreement by 1 June 2020. [2] No evidence of such a plan having been adopted has been identified on the websites of the responsible ministries, i.e. the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Ecology and Environmental Protection, Ministry of Economic Development and Poverty Reduction of the Republic of Uzbekistan and Centre for Hydrometeorological Services of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [3, 4 5] The Strategy for Environmental Protection in the Republic of Uzbekistan 2030 itself comprises six areas of activity, namely mitigating the effects of the Aral Sea crisis, protecting ground and subterraenean resources, protecting water resources, protecting atmospheric air, protecting and propagating biological resources and improving the waste maangement system, and the Strategy does not cover climate change adaptation. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"The country does not have a national adaptation plan for climate change.\n \n No national adaptation plan has been submitted to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change [1]. Uzbekistan submitted the Third National Communication of the Republic of Uzbekistan under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change in 2016. [2]\n \n Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5863 of 30 October 2019 \"On Approval of the Strategy for Environmental Protection in the Republic of Uzbekistan 2030\" calls for the adoption of a national action plan to implement the Paris Agreement by 1 June 2020. [2] No evidence of such a plan having been adopted has been identified on the websites of the responsible ministries, i.e. the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Ecology and Environmental Protection, Ministry of Economic Development and Poverty Reduction of the Republic of Uzbekistan and Centre for Hydrometeorological Services of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [3, 4 5] The Strategy for Environmental Protection in the Republic of Uzbekistan 2030 itself comprises six areas of activity, namely mitigating the effects of the Aral Sea crisis, protecting ground and subterraenean resources, protecting water resources, protecting atmospheric air, protecting and propagating biological resources and improving the waste maangement system, and the Strategy does not cover climate change adaptation. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"There is no public evidence that Venezuela has a national climate change adaptation plan. Venezuela’s Second National Communication under the United Nations Climate Change Convention Framework mentions some adaptation actions that the country has taken, but does not mention a climate change adaptation plan [1]. In addition, a web search of the government’s web domains (gob.ve and gov.ve) did not find a national climate change adaptation plan. In 2015, Venezuela submitted its Climate Action Plan with its Intended Nationally Determined Contribution prior to the Paris Agreement coming into effect [2]. The 2009 Comprehensive Risk Management Law, Title VII, called for the issuance of Venezuela's first National Climate Change Adaptation Plan within one year of the law's passage, but there is no public evidence that the plan was created or issued [3]. \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"There is a climate change adaptation plan in Vietnam but it is fragmented and not fully implemented.\n\nThe government of Vietnam recognises the risks associated with climate change and has issued several policy documents to address it. The National strategy on climate change through 2020 was issued by Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung in Decision 2139/QĐ-TTg on December 05, 2011. The policy specifically aims to operate a climate change and sea level rising monitoring system; to design a master planning scheme of water resources in big territorial areas and river basins; and to improve water management. [1] Other adaptation policies include the National Target Programme to Respond to Climate Change (2012); Nationally determined contributions (2015) and the Plan for Implementation of the Paris Agreement (2016). [2] A 2017 report by the World Bank on disaster risk management in Vietnam concluded that the country’s disaster risk management (DRM) and climate change adaptation (CCA) policies, plans, and investments are fragmented. As a result, DRM and CCA are not consistently or effectively integrated into socioeconomic development planning at national and subnational levels or within sectors. [3]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] National Environmental Protection Agency. \"Climate Change Directorate\". [http://www.nepa.gov.af/service3]\n \n [2] Least Developed Country Climate Change. \"Afghanistan\". [https://www.ldc-climate.org/country/afghanistan/].\n \n [3] World Bank. \"Climate Change Knowledge Portal: Afghanistan\". [https://climateknowledgeportal.worldbank.org/country/afghanistan].\n \n [4] United Nations Environment Programme. February 2009. \"Afghanistan: National Capacity Needs Self-Assessment for Global Environmental Management (NCSA) and National Adaptation Programme of Action for Climate Change (NAPA)\". [https://unfccc.int/resource/docs/napa/afg01.pdf].\n \n [5] Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority \"National Disaster Management Plan, 2010.\" [https://www.preventionweb.net/files/31182_afghanistannationaldisastermanageme-451.pdf]\n \n [a] National Environmental Protection Agency, \"National Adoptation Plan.\" ( برنامه انطباق ملی) [https://neis.nepa.gov.af/public/pxjULEgkqB]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Planning and Development. National Mechanism for Climate Change Adaptation. 2007. http://siteresources.worldbank.org/INTCC/Resources/MecanismoNacional.pdf\n[2] Ministry of the Environment and Water. National Strategy for Education and Communication for Climate Change. 2009. http://cartadelatierra.org/virtual-library2/images/uploads/Bolivia%20-%20Estrategia%20Nacional%20de%20Educacion%20y%20Comunicacion%20para%20el%20Cambio%20Climatico%202009.pdf\n[3] Ministry of the Environment and Water. National Strategy for Forests and Climate Change. 2009. http://euroclimaplus.org/intranet/_documentos/repositorio/Estrategia%20Nacional%20Bosque%20y%20Cambio%20Clim%C3%A1tico_2009.pdf\n[4] Plurinational State of Bolivia. Gob.bo. 2019. https://www.gob.bo/\n[5] Plurinational State of Bolivia. Submission on Development of Climate Justice Mechanisms. 2012. https://unfccc.int/files/bodies/awg-lca/application/pdf/mecanismo_conjunto_final.pdf\n[6] Ministry of the Environment and Water. Joint Mechanism for Mitigation and Adaptation for Integrated and Sustainable Management of Forests and Mother Earth. 2012. https://www.alainet.org/images/BOSQUES_17%2008%202012A.pdf\n[7] Jemio, Miriam Telma. Could the 'Joint Mechanism reduce illegal deforestation in Bolivia to zero by 2020? 2018. \nhttps://es.mongabay.com/2018/11/mecanismo-conjunto-deforestacion-ilegal-bolivia-bosques/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Environmental\n  Conservation and Forestry. \"Myanmar’s National Adaptation Programme\n  of Action (NAPA) to Climate Change \". 2012. https://unfccc.int/resource/docs/napa/mmr01.pdf [2] UNFCCC. \"Myanmar\". http://unfccc.int/tools_xml/country_MM.html [3] UNDP. \"National Adaptation Plans in focus:\n  Lessons from Myanmar\" https://www.globalsupportprogramme.org/resources/project-brief-fact-sheet/national-adaptation-plans-focus-lessons-myanmar [4] Myanmar Climate Change Alliance. \"About MCCA\". http://myanmarccalliance.org/en/about-mcca/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A55+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F55,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Environment (Brazil). \"National Plan for Adaptation (Plano National de Adaptação)\". http://www.mma.gov.br/clima/adaptacao/plano-National-de-adaptacao\n[2] Ministry of Environment (Brazil). 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is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation, and does not conduct joint monitoring in the Amu Darya basin.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] There is no mention of water quality monitoring in the 1992 Almaty Agreement or the statute of the ICWC. [1, 3] According to its statute, the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) is responsible for monitoring water quality in the Amu Darya basin. [1] However, Afghanistan is not a member of the ADBWO and no evidence that the organisation carries out such activities in practice was found on its website or that of the ICWC. [4, 5] Expert interviewees confirm that the ADBWO does not carry out large-scale monitoring. [6, 7] A 2018 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe states there is currently no large-scale joint monitoring in the Amu Darya basin. [8]\n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed a five-year agreement on cooperation \"in the sphere of development and management of water resources\" on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitue the countries' border. [9] The agreement's provisions refer to cooperation on water monitoring in the rivers. [9, 10] The parties committed to developing procedures for joint monitoring and analysis of water levels, quality and uptake, including restoration of former monitoring posts (abandoned due to conflict), determination of sites for new posts, organisation of joint surveying expeditions and expereince sharing, and to share information as a matter of urgency regarding floods, mudslides and droughts in the river basin. [9] \n \n In 2014, Afghanistan and Tajikistan signed a Memorandum of Understanding on exchange of hydrological data, extending the existing agreement until 2020, and data exchange commenced in 2015. [11] With support from the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, the two countries conducted expeditions along the Amu Darya in 2016 and 2017, researching hydrological and environmental aspects of the river area and meeting local communities. [11, 12] However, cooperation in the area remains based around annual data exchange and joint expeditions, with no full-scale joint monitoring yet in place. [11, 13] High-level dialogue on hydrological and environmental issues of the Amu Darya continued with two meetings in 2019, beginning the development of a road map for cooperation in coming years, working towards full-scale joint monitoring. [13]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Plans exist for the basin states to carry out joint monitoring of water quality in the transboundary basin, but there is insufficient evidence that they have been fully implemented. \n\nStrategic Action 5.2.1.1 of the PAE calls for the Implementation of a Regional Water Quality Monitoring System in the Rivers of the Amazon Basin. The first step is to create an operational framework for the regional system [2]. ACTO and member states have cooperated on joint hydro-meteorological monitoring pilot programs. The Amazonas Project consisted of the acquisition of 6 monitoring stations that were set up to form a pilot regional monitoring network of 73 points in Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia and Peru. During the second phase of the project, ACTO reports that it plans to integrate the data provided from the member countries that form part of the network and continue improving technical capacity at participating agencies [3]. \n\nACTO's website does not contain additional public information regarding joint monitoring in the transboundary basin [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"The basin states do not carry out joint monitoring in the transboundary basin. Website of the Sava Commission and its Annual Report do not have information about joint monitoring in the transboundary basin. [1, 2] According to the Sava River Basin Management Plan, the Basin countries should establish individual monitoring systems inline with the EU Water Framework Directive (WFD) but there is no memntion of coordination of these systems. \n\nAccording to the Sava River Basin Management Plan The monitoring of water quality and quantity in BA-FBiH has been put in place, but it is not in compliance with the WFD. [3] \n\nBased on the outcomes from the workshop \"Towards the assessment of ecological status of water bodies in the Sava River Basin\" (Ljubljana, 10-12 February 2016, organised by the STAWA and GLOBAQUA projects), the following priority actions aimed at improving the monitoring practice, data availability and quality have been identified: Harmonization of sampling, material and data processing methodology, as well as assessment systems is crucial in order to provide high quality and comparable data; Involvement of biological data into a water related logical and physical database is necessary in order to fully explore the relations between abiotic and biotic factors; and Future work is required in order to define effective sampling methodology for large lowland rivers (this is particularly true in the case of macroinvertebrates, but also in the case of fish and phytobenthos). [4] However they are yet to be implemented [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"Plans exist for the basin states to carry out joint monitoring of water quality in the transboundary basin, but there is insufficient evidence that they have been fully implemented. \n\nA main focus of the ACTO is coordinating the management of water resources and in 2018 it issued the Strategic Action Programme, which is a plan to implement integrated water management of the Amazon Basin. One objective in the plan is to implement regional water monitoring systems. [1]\n\nStrategic Action 5.2.1.1 of the PAE calls for the Implementation of a Regional Water Quality Monitoring System in the Rivers of the Amazon Basin. The first step is to create an operational framework for the regional system [2]. ACTO and member states have cooperated on joint hydro-meteorological monitoring pilot programs. The Amazonas Project consisted of the acquisition of 6 monitoring stations that were set up to form a pilot regional monitoring network of 73 points in Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia and Peru. During the second phase of the project, ACTO reports that it plans to integrate the data provided from the member countries that form part of the network and continue improving technical capacity at participating agencies [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) carries out regular joint monitoring programmes and Cambodia participates in it.\n\nThe MRC monitors the following physico-chemical parameters: flow, TSS, pH, Temp., Cond., Ions, Nutrients (N, P), DO, COD and some trace metals. Such an activity is carried out to routinely determine the aptitude of the water body for ecological, drinking water and recreational activities. [1,2] The current Water Quality Monitoring Network includes water quality monitoring at 48 permanent monitoring stations; of which 11 are in Lao PDR, 8 in Thailand, 19 in Cambodia and 10 in Vietnam.[3] These stations have been classified as “primary stations” since 2005 and were designed to detect changes and capture pressures and threats to Mekong water quality. [2, 4] The current monitoring activities also include hydro-meteorological / near real-time rainfall and water levels, discharge and sediment, water quality, aquatic ecology, fisheries [4]. The MRC has recognized that the monitoring programme has some weaknesses such as lack of continuous monitoring, limited monitoring sites, inadequate data management, lack of equipment maintenance expertise, etc. Findings of those monitoring programmes are published on the MRC website [5].\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) carries out regular river monitoring for planning and strategy-making [1]. It also publishes annual reports on its monitoring and the results [2]. China is not a full member of the MRC, but it has maintained cooperationes with the MRC. In 2013, China and the MRC renewed their agreement on data sharing, which was originally signed in 2002 [2]. On April 8 2019, China shared its data on the water flow in Jinghong, to help the downstream countries in MRC prepare for potential risks [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"Plans exist for the basin states to carry out joint monitoring of water quality in the transboundary basin, but there is insufficient evidence that they have been fully implemented. \n\nA main focus of the ACTO is coordinating the management of water resources and in 2018 it issued the Strategic Action Programme, which is a plan to implement integrated water management of the Amazon Basin. One objective in the plan is to implement regional water monitoring systems. [1]\n\nStrategic Action 5.2.1.1 of the PAE calls for the Implementation of a Regional Water Quality Monitoring System in the Rivers of the Amazon Basin. The first step is to create an operational framework for the regional system [2]. ACTO and member states have cooperated on joint hydro-meteorological monitoring pilot programs. The Amazonas Project consisted of the acquisition of 6 monitoring stations that were set up to form a pilot regional monitoring network of 73 points in Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia and Peru. During the second phase of the project, ACTO reports that it plans to integrate the data provided from the member countries that form part of the network and continue improving technical capacity at participating agencies [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"The basin states do not carry out joint monitoring in the transboundary basin. Website of the Sava Commission and its Annual Report do not have information about joint monitoring in the transboundary basin. [1, 2] According to the Sava River Basin Management Plan, the Basin countries should establish individual monitoring systems inline with the EU Water Framework Directive (WFD) but there is no memntion of coordination of these systems. \n\nAccording to the Sava River Basin Management Plan Croatia whole monitoring system has been revised so it is in line with the requirements of the WFD. Surveillance monitoring has been conducted since 2009 and covers most of the relevant quality elements, but operational monitoring has not yet been implemented. A\ncomplete operational monitoring network will be designated in the near future.\n\n\nBased on the outcomes from the workshop \"Towards the assessment of ecological status of water bodies in the Sava River Basin\" (Ljubljana, 10-12 February 2016, organised by the STAWA and GLOBAQUA projects), the following priority actions aimed at improving the monitoring practice, data availability and quality have been identified: Harmonization of sampling, material and data processing methodology, as well as assessment systems is crucial in order to provide high quality and comparable data; Involvement of biological data into a water related logical and physical database is necessary in order to fully explore the relations between abiotic and biotic factors; and Future work is required in order to define effective sampling methodology for large lowland rivers (this is particularly true in the case of macroinvertebrates, but also in the case of fish and phytobenthos). [4] However they are yet to be implemented [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Plans exist for the basin states to carry out joint monitoring of water quality in the transboundary basin, but there is insufficient evidence that they have been fully implemented. \n\nStrategic Action 5.2.1.1 of the PAE calls for the Implementation of a Regional Water Quality Monitoring System in the Rivers of the Amazon Basin. The first step is to create an operational framework for the regional system [2]. ACTO and member states have cooperated on joint hydro-meteorological monitoring pilot programs. The Amazonas Project consisted of the acquisition of 6 monitoring stations that were set up to form a pilot regional monitoring network of 73 points in Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia and Peru. During the second phase of the project, ACTO reports that it plans to integrate the data provided from the member countries that form part of the network and continue improving technical capacity at participating agencies [3]. The Amazonas Project does not currently mention including Ecuador in the project [3]. ACTO's website does not contain additional public information regarding joint monitoring in the transboundary basin [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"The OMVS has set up an Environment Observatory, to which Guinea participates, to monitor the state of the environment and natural resources of the Senegal basin [1]. This observatory provides data on quantity and quality of water resources, among other indicators. [2] However, the data is only published on an ad-hoc basis, in specific reports [2] and the Observatory does not have a functioning website [3]. Nonetheless, the OMVS has a database about Senegal River flows with data collected since 1904 [1] but it is not available on its website [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"No, there is no formal collaboration on joint monitoring aspects.\n\nIran' suggestion for establishment of a joint committee to monitor the water quality in the basin was welcomed by the Iraq parties [1] but was not resulted into any operation. Both countries cooperate over security issues through joint maneuvers [2] or joint patrolling [3] in the basin. \n\nThe Algier Agreement which addresses management and joint utilisation of water resources, navigation and water pollution control [4] but was not implemented following a breakdown in bilateral relations following the 1979 revolution, Iran-Iraq war (1980-88) and series of wars against Iraq. The countries have announced their renewed commitment to the Algiers agreement as part of the revived relations between them after decades of instability [5]. Accordingly, the establishment of a Common Bureau of Coordination -based on the agreement requirements- was not yet succeeded despite reports in 2012 that announced its opening \"soon\" [6].\n\nNo other information was found after a check of multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [7], the Foreign Ministry [8], the Department of Environment [9], the Ministry of Energy [10] and the Ministry of Agriculture [11] provided no relevant information.\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"There is no joint monitoring of water availability by the states in the Euphrates-Tigris river basin.\n\nAt a meeting on 2 September 2009, Iraq, Syria and Turkey decided to cooperate – inter alia - to initiate water training programmes, to monitor and exchange information related to climate change and drought conditions in the three countries, and to build/modernise water flow gauging stations. However no actions emerged from this agreement [1].Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally. however no agreement has been reached on joint monitoring [2,4]. \n\n\nNo other bilateral agreements on joint monitoring could be found. [3,5,6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"There is no joint monitoring organised by the transboundary body. However, Kazakhstan is currently developing joint monitoring in the Syr Darya basin bilaterally with Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan.\n \n According to its statute, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) is responsible for monitoring water quality in the Syr Darya basin. [1] However, its website contains no evidence that it actually carries out such activities. [2]\n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any monitoring function, and there is no mention of monitoring in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [3, 4, 5] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint monitoring on any of the websites associated with the ICWC or IFAS. [6, 7, 8, 9, 10]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [11] As part of the project, a joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. [12] The Talas and Chu are within the Syr Darya basin, and fall under a 2000 agreement between Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan on joint management. [13, 14] The agreement originally aimed at water allocation, with a 48/52% split between Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan respectively, but also led to the establishment of the Chu-Talas Water Management Commission in 2006, under whose auspices the joint monitoring pilot was carried out. [12, 14]\n \n Under a Global Environment Facility support project for the Chu-Talas Water Management Commission, from 2014 Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan received support to develop the monitoring systems developed under the previous pilot project, receiving capacity building, equipment investments for laboratories and observation points, and support in the development of joint standards for monitoring and data exchange processes. [15] However, a 2018 United Nations Development Programme document on the outcomes of capacity building reports that joint standards had yet to be developed, and also noted that procedures for joint work were not in place, and the Kyrgyz networks of observation points on the Talas remained inoperational. [16] A UNECE report in 2018 details a network of nine observation posts in Kyrgyzstan for the river Chu, which all collect water pollution data (temperature, oxygenation, chemical and biological contamination), but not hydrology data, and in Kazakhstan, one observation post for each river, which collect hydrology data and water samples for laboratory testing. [16, 17] In 2018, Kazakhstan's hydrometereological centre conducted testing at 16 water sampling sites, testing for 17 pollutants, and worked towards creation of a report shared with the Kyrgyz side at a session of the Chu-Talas Water Management Commission in 2019. [18, 19] The Water Management Commission meets bi-annually, and water monitoring data is shared at these meetings. [19]\n \n In addition to the above efforts, in 2018 Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan established a Working Group on the topic of protection of the environment and water quality in the Syr Darya basin, agreeing a three-year work plan involving analysis of joint and the individual sides' capacity for monitoring, including consideration of methods, equipment and standards to be applied. [20] Following mutual site visits to existing laboratories and water monitoring posts in both countries in 2019, at a second meeting uniting deputies from the two countries' environment ministries in October 2019, the Working Group adopted a list of 28 pollutants to be tested for, although the exact list was not reported. [21, 22] A work plan for 2020 was also adopted, though not reported on, and the Kazakh delegation announced plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. [22] The former director of the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC), which supports the Working Group's activity including the October 2019 meeting [21], stated that CAREC had in 2019 considered plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan in the Working Group's plans, but was unable to give any more up-to-date information (having moved on from the organisation in June 2019). [23]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"There is no joint monitoring organised by the transboundary body. However, Kyrgyzstan is currently developing joint monitoring in the Syr Darya basin bilaterally with Kazakhstan.\n \n According to its statute, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) is responsible for monitoring water quality in the Syr Darya basin. [1] However, its website contains no evidence that it actually carries out such activities. [2] The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any monitoring function, and there is no mention of monitoring in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [3, 4, 5] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint monitoring on any of the websites associated with the ICWC or IFAS. [6, 7, 8, 9, 10] Kyrgyzstan \"froze\" its membership of IFAS and thus ICWC in 2016, and has not participated in SDBWO operations since. [22]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [11] As part of the project, a joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. [12] The Talas and Chu are within the Syr Darya basin, and fall under a 2000 agreement between Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan on joint management. [13, 14] The agreement originally aimed at water allocation, with a 48/52% split between Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan respectively, but also led to the establishment of the Chu-Talas Water Management Commission in 2006, under whose auspices the joint monitoring pilot was carried out. [12, 14]\n \n Under a Global Environment Facility support project for the Chu-Talas Water Management Commission, from 2014 the two countries received support to develop the monitoring systems developed under the previous pilot project, receiving capacity building, equipment investments for laboratories and observation points, and support in the development of joint standards for monitoring and data exchange processes. [15] However, a 2018 United Nations Development Programme document on the outcomes of capacity building reports that joint standards had yet to be developed, and also noted that procedures for joint work were not in place, and the Kyrgyz networks of observation points on the Talas remained inoperational. [16] A UNECE report in 2018 details a network of nine observation posts in Kyrgyzstan for the river Chu, which all collect water pollution data (temperature, oxygenation, chemical and biological contamination), but not hydrology data, and in Kazakhstan, one observation post for each river, which collect hydrology data and water samples for laboratory testing. [16, 17] In 2018, Kazakhstan's hydrometereological centre conducted testing at 16 water sampling sites in the Chu/Talas basin, testing for 17 pollutants, and worked towards creation of a report shared with the Kyrgyz side at a session of the Chu-Talas Water Management Commission in 2019; although no evidence of equivalent testing by Kyrgyzstan was found on the website of the country's hydrometerological service. [18, 19, 20] The Water Management Commission meets bi-annually, and water monitoring data is shared at these meetings. [19]\n \n In addition to the above efforts, in 2018 Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan established a Working Group on the topic of protection of the environment and water quality in the Syr Darya basin, and in 2019 the Kazakh side announced plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. [20] The former director of the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC), which supports the Working Group's activity [21], confirmed that CAREC had in 2019 considered plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan in the Working Group's plans, but was unable to give any more up-to-date information (having moved on from the organisation in June 2019). [22]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) carries out regular joint monitoring programmes and Laos participates in it.\n\nThe MRC monitors the following physico-chemical parameters: flow, TSS, pH, Temp., Cond., Ions, Nutrients (N, P), DO, COD and some trace metals. Such an activity is carried out to routinely determine the aptitude of the water body for ecological, drinking water and recreational activities. [1,2] The current Water Quality Monitoring Network includes water quality monitoring at 48 permanent monitoring stations; of which 11 are in Lao PDR, 8 in Thailand, 19 in Cambodia and 10 in Vietnam.[3] These stations have been classified as “primary stations” since 2005 and were designed to detect changes and capture pressures and threats to Mekong water quality. [2, 4] The current monitoring activities also include hydro-meteorological / near real-time rainfall and water levels, discharge and sediment, water quality, aquatic ecology, fisheries [4]. The MRC has recognized that the monitoring programme has some weaknesses such as lack of continuous monitoring, limited monitoring sites, inadequate data management, lack of equipment maintenance expertise, etc. Findings of those monitoring programmes are published on the MRC website [5].\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"The Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS), of which Mali is a full member, has set up an Environment Observatory to monitor the state of the environment and natural resources of the Senegal basin [1]. This observatory provides data on quantity and quality of water resources, among other indicators. [2] However, the daata is only published on an ad-hoc basis, in specific reports [2] and the Observatory does not have a functioning website [3]. Nonetheless, the OMVS has a database about Senegal River flows that has data since 1904. [1] It is to be noted that there are about 150 stations across Mali belonging exclusively to the DNH, except those on the Senegal river which belong both to the DNH and to the OMVS who are both monitoring the Senegal river [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"The OMVS has set up an Environment Observatory, to which Mauritania participates, to monitor the state of the environment and natural resources of the Senegal basin [1]. This observatory provides data on quantity and quality of water resources, among other indicators. [2] However, the data is only published on an ad-hoc basis, in specific reports [2] and the Observatory does not have a functioning website [3]. Nonetheless, the OMVS has a database about Senegal River flows with data collected since 1904 [1] but it is not available on its website [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"Myanmar is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the MoU renewed in 2013.MRC is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. Myanmar, as dialogue partner has cooperated with the MRC Secretariat in exchanging relevant monitoring and water-quality data and technological expertise in flood prevention and management. [1, 2] Myanmar learned about hydrology, hydrodynamics, numerical modeling, GIS, navigation, basin planning, basin development strategy, etc. from the MRC which were later implemented in the AIRBM (Ayeyarwady Integrated River Basin Management) project in Myanmar, Deputy Director from the Directorate of Water Resources and Improvement of River Systems, Ministry of Transport and Communications of Myanmar. He added that previous work experience with the MRC is one of the main criteria for selecting international advisers for their project. In the upcoming months Myanmar will request technical support from the MRC in hydrological and hydraulic modelling. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"Plans exist for the basin states to carry out joint monitoring of water quality in the transboundary basin, but there is insufficient evidence that they have been fully implemented. \n\nA main focus of the ACTO is coordinating the management of water resources and in 2018 it issued the Strategic Action Programme, which is a plan to implement integrated water management of the Amazon Basin. One objective in the plan is to implement regional water monitoring systems. [1]\n\nStrategic Action 5.2.1.1 of the PAE calls for the Implementation of a Regional Water Quality Monitoring System in the Rivers of the Amazon Basin. The first step is to create an operational framework for the regional system [2]. ACTO and member states have cooperated on joint hydro-meteorological monitoring pilot programs. The Amazonas Project consisted of the acquisition of 6 monitoring stations that were set up to form a pilot regional monitoring network of 73 points in Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia and Peru. During the second phase of the project, ACTO reports that it plans to integrate the data provided from the member countries that form part of the network and continue improving technical capacity at participating agencies [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"The OMVS has set up an Environment Observatory, to Senegal Guinea participates, to monitor the state of the environment and natural resources of the Senegal basin [1]. This observatory provides data on quantity and quality of water resources, among other indicators. [2] However, the data is only published on an ad-hoc basis, in specific reports [2] and the Observatory does not have a functioning website [3]. Nonetheless, the OMVS has a database about Senegal River flows with data collected since 1904 [1] but it is not available on its website [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"The basin states do not carry out joint monitoring in the transboundary basin. Website of the Sava Commission and its Annual Report do not have information about joint monitoring in the transboundary basin. [1, 2] According to the Sava River Basin Management Plan, the Basin countries should establish individual monitoring systems inline with the EU Water Framework Directive (WFD) but there is no memntion of coordination of these systems. \n\nAccording to the Sava River Basin Management Plan Serbia has not yet established a groundwater monitoring programme according to WFD requirements and only a risk assessment is available. Monitoring results concerning the chemical and quantitative status of GWBs in large parts of the Sava River Basin are very limited or absent. Republic Hydrometeorological Service of Serbia has been running systematic monitoring of quantity and quality of both surface and groundwater, until 2011. Up to now, the structure of monitoring network does not follow the ICPDR design.[3] \n\nBased on the outcomes from the workshop \"Towards the assessment of ecological status of water bodies in the Sava River Basin\" (Ljubljana, 10-12 February 2016, organised by the STAWA and GLOBAQUA projects), the following priority actions aimed at improving the monitoring practice, data availability and quality have been identified: Harmonization of sampling, material and data processing methodology, as well as assessment systems is crucial in order to provide high quality and comparable data; Involvement of biological data into a water related logical and physical database is necessary in order to fully explore the relations between abiotic and biotic factors; and Future work is required in order to define effective sampling methodology for large lowland rivers (this is particularly true in the case of macroinvertebrates, but also in the case of fish and phytobenthos). [4] However they are yet to be implemented [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"The basin states do not carry out joint monitoring in the transboundary basin. Website of the Sava Commission and its Annual Report do not have information about joint monitoring in the transboundary basin. [1, 2] According to the Sava River Basin Management Plan, the Basin countries should establish individual monitoring systems inline with the EU Water Framework Directive (WFD) but there is no memntion of coordination of these systems. \n\nAccording to the Sava River Basin Management Plan Slovenia has established its monitoring programme in line with the principles of the WFD, which are described in the national RBMP. Surveillance and operational monitoring have been implemented and cover most of the relevant quality\nelements and frequencies. The Environmental Agency of Slovenia is responsible for\nmonitoring [3] \n\nBased on the outcomes from the workshop \"Towards the assessment of ecological status of water bodies in the Sava River Basin\" (Ljubljana, 10-12 February 2016, organised by the STAWA and GLOBAQUA projects), the following priority actions aimed at improving the monitoring practice, data availability and quality have been identified: Harmonization of sampling, material and data processing methodology, as well as assessment systems is crucial in order to provide high quality and comparable data; Involvement of biological data into a water related logical and physical database is necessary in order to fully explore the relations between abiotic and biotic factors; and Future work is required in order to define effective sampling methodology for large lowland rivers (this is particularly true in the case of macroinvertebrates, but also in the case of fish and phytobenthos). [4] However they are yet to be implemented [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"There is no joint monitoring of water availability by the states in the Euphrates-Tigris river basin.\n\nAt a meeting on 2 September 2009, Iraq, Syria and Turkey decided to cooperate – inter alia - to initiate water training programmes, to monitor and exchange information related to climate change and drought conditions in the three countries, and to build/modernise water flow gauging stations. However no actions emerged from this agreement [1].Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally. however no agreement has been reached on joint monitoring [2,4]. \n\n\nNo other bilateral agreements on joint monitoring could be found. [3,5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"Tajikistan is not involved in joint monitoring in the Amu Darya basin, although it has a bilateral agreement with Afghanistan on exchange of hydrological data and the two countries conducted water monitoring expeditions along the Syr Darya in 2016 and 2017.\n \n According to its statute, the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) is responsible for monitoring water quality in the Amu Darya basin. [1] However, its website contains no evidence that it actually carries out such activities. [2]\n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any monitoring function, and there is no mention of monitoring in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [3, 4, 5] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint monitoring on any of the websites associated with the ICWC or IFAS. [6, 7, 8, 9, 10]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [11] As part of the project, a joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. [12] The Vakhsh is a tributary of the Amu Darya, and part of the Amu Darya basin. [13] \n \n However, a 2018 report by the United Nations stated that there was currently no joint monitoring in the Amu Darya basin. [14] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the ADBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [14] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the ADBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities were responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [15, 16] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water quality, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [14] \n \n In 2014, Afghanistan and Tajikistan signed a Memorandum of Understanding on exchange of hydrological data, and data exchange commenced in 2015. [17] This followed a 2010 bilateral agreement committing to cooperate on monitoring in the Pyanj/Amu Darya river which forms the countries' border. As part of the agreement, the parties committed to developing procedures for joint monitoring and analysis of water levels, quality and uptake, including restoration of former monitoring posts (abandoned due to conflict), determination of sites for new posts, organisation of joint surveying expeditions and expereince sharing, and to share information as a matter of urgency regarding floods, mudslides and droughts in the river basin. [18] With support from the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, the two countries conducted expeditions along the Amu Darya in 2016 and 2017, researching hydrological and environmental aspects of the river area and meeting local communities. [17, 19] High-level dialogue on hydrological and environmental issues of the Amu Darya continued with two meetings in 2019, beginning the development of a road map for cooperation in coming years, working towards full-scale joint monitoring, from the current system of annual data exchange and joint expeditions.. [20]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"Tajikistan does not currently participate in joint monitoring in the Syr Darya basin.\n \n According to its statute, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) is responsible for monitoring water quality in the Syr Darya basin. [1] However, its website contains no evidence that it actually carries out such activities. [2]\n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any monitoring function, and there is no mention of monitoring in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [3, 4, 5] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint monitoring on any of the websites associated with the ICWC or IFAS. [6, 7, 8, 9, 10]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [11] As part of the project, a joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. [12] The Talas and Chu are within the Syr Darya basin. [13] \n \n However, according to a 2018 report by the United Nations, the only joint monitoring currently conducted in the Syr Darya basin is on a bilateral basis between Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan in the Chu and Talas rivers. [14] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the SDBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [14] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the SDBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities are responsible for water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [17, 18] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water quality, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [14] \n \n In addition to the above efforts, in 2018 Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan established a Working Group on the topic of protection of the environment and water quality in the Syr Darya basin, agreeing a three-year work plan involving analysis of joint and the individual sides' capacity for monitoring, including consideration of methods, equipment and standards to be applied. [15] Following mutual site visits to laboratories and water monitoring posts in 2019, at a second meeting uniting deputies from the two countries' environment ministries in October 2019, the Working Group adopted a list of 28 pollutants to be tested for, although the exact list was not reported. [16, 19] A work plan for 2020 was also adopted, though not reported on, and the Kazakh delegation announced plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. [16] The former director of the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC), which supports the Working Group's activity including the October 2019 meeting [19], confirmed that in 2019 CAREC had considered plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan in the Working Group's plans. [17]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) carries out regular joint monitoring programmes and Thailand participates in it.\n\nThe MRC monitors the following physico-chemical parameters: flow, TSS, pH, Temp., Cond., Ions, Nutrients (N, P), DO, COD and some trace metals. Such an activity is carried out to routinely determine the aptitude of the water body for ecological, drinking water and recreational activities. [1,2] The current Water Quality Monitoring Network includes water quality monitoring at 48 permanent monitoring stations; of which 11 are in Lao PDR, 8 in Thailand, 19 in Cambodia and 10 in Vietnam.[3] These stations have been classified as “primary stations” since 2005 and were designed to detect changes and capture pressures and threats to Mekong water quality. [2, 4] The current monitoring activities also include hydro-meteorological / near real-time rainfall and water levels, discharge and sediment, water quality, aquatic ecology, fisheries [4]. The MRC has recognized that the monitoring programme has some weaknesses such as lack of continuous monitoring, limited monitoring sites, inadequate data management, lack of equipment maintenance expertise, etc. Findings of those monitoring programmes are published on the MRC website [5].\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"There is no joint monitoring of water availability by the states in the Euphrates-Tigris river basin.\n\nAt a meeting on 2 September 2009, Iraq, Syria and Turkey decided to cooperate – inter alia - to initiate water training programmes, to monitor and exchange information related to climate change and drought conditions in the three countries, and to build/modernise water flow gauging stations. However no actions emerged from this agreement [1].Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally. however no agreement has been reached on joint monitoring [2,4]. \n\n\nNo other bilateral agreements on joint monitoring could be found. [3,5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"Turkmenistan is not involved in joint monitoring in the Amu Darya basin.\n \n According to its statute, the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) is responsible for monitoring water quality in the Amu Darya basin. [1] However, its website contains no evidence that it actually carries out such activities. [2]\n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any monitoring function, and there is no mention of monitoring in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [3, 4, 5] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint monitoring on any of the websites associated with the ICWC or IFAS. [6, 7, 8, 9, 10]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [11] As part of the project, a joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. [12] The Vakhsh is a tributary of the Amu Darya, and part of the Amu Darya basin. [13] \n \n However, a 2018 report by the United Nations stated that there was currently no joint monitoring in the Amu Darya basin. [14] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the ADBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [14] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the ADBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities were responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [15, 16] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water quality, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [14]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"Uzbekistan is not involved in joint monitoring in the Amu Darya basin.\n \n According to its statute, the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) is responsible for monitoring water quality in the Amu Darya basin. [1] However, its website contains no evidence that it actually carries out such activities. [2]\n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any monitoring function, and there is no mention of monitoring in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [3, 4, 5] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint monitoring on any of the websites associated with the ICWC or IFAS. [6, 7, 8, 9, 10]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [11] As part of the project, a joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. [12] The Vakhsh is a tributary of the Amu Darya, and part of the Amu Darya basin. [13] \n \n However, a 2018 report by the United Nations stated that there was currently no joint monitoring in the Amu Darya basin. [14] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the ADBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [14] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the ADBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities were responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [15, 16] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water quality, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [14]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"Uzbekistan does not currently participate in joint monitoring in the Syr Darya basin, however it has a relevant Working Group with Kazakhstan on the protection of the environment and water quality in the Syr Darya.\n \n According to its statute, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) is responsible for monitoring water quality in the Syr Darya basin. [1] However, its website contains no evidence that it actually carries out such activities. [2]\n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any monitoring function, and there is no mention of monitoring in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [3, 4, 5] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint monitoring on any of the websites associated with the ICWC or IFAS. [6, 7, 8, 9, 10]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [11] As part of the project, a joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. [12] The Talas and Chu are within the Syr Darya basin. [13] \n \n However, according to a 2018 report by the United Nations, the only joint monitoring currently conducted in the Syr Darya basin is on a bilateral basis between Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan in the Chu and Talas rivers. [14] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the SDBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [14] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the SDBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities were responsible for water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [18, 19] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water quality, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale regional-level activity on the issue. [14] \n \n In addition to the above efforts, in 2018 Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan established a Working Group on the topic of protection of the environment and water quality in the Syr Darya basin, agreeing a three-year work plan involving analysis of joint and the individual sides' capacity for monitoring, including consideration of methods, equipment and standards to be applied. [15] Following mutual site visits to laboratories and water monitoring posts in 2019, at a second meeting uniting deputies from the two countries' environment ministries in October 2019, the Working Group adopted a list of 28 pollutants to be tested for, although the exact list was not reported. [16, 17] A work plan for 2020 was also adopted, though not reported on, and the Kazakh delegation announced plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. [17] The former director of the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC), which supports the Working Group's activity including the October 2019 meeting [16], stated that CAREC had in 2019 considered plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan in the Working Group's plans, but was unable to give any more up-to-date information (having moved on from the organisation in June 2019). [18]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"Plans exist for the basin states to carry out joint monitoring of water quality in the transboundary basin, but there is insufficient evidence that they have been fully implemented. \n\nStrategic Action 5.2.1.1 of the PAE calls for the Implementation of a Regional Water Quality Monitoring System in the Rivers of the Amazon Basin. The first step is to create an operational framework for the regional system [2]. ACTO and member states have cooperated on joint hydro-meteorological monitoring pilot programs. The Amazonas Project consisted of the acquisition of 6 monitoring stations that were set up to form a pilot regional monitoring network of 73 points in Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia and Peru. During the second phase of the project, ACTO reports that it plans to integrate the data provided from the member countries that form part of the network and continue improving technical capacity at participating agencies [3]. The Amazonas Project does not currently mention including Venezuela in the project [3]. ACTO's website does not contain additional public information regarding joint monitoring in the transboundary basin [4]. \n\nAccording to an academic paper, Colombia and Venezuela signed a transboundary basin agreement regarding the Catatumbo river in 1982, but it was not implemented [5]. In addition, Venezuela and Colombia signed the Act of San Pedro Alejandrino in 1990 to negotiate transboundary basin issues, and they established the Binational Technical Commission for the Integrated Study of Shared Hydrographic Basins between the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Colombia in 2002, which was tasked with reactivating negotiations around transboundary basins [6]. The text of these agreements does not appear to be publicly available online nor is there any indication they included joint monitoring."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) carries out regular joint monitoring programmes and Vietnam participates in it.\n\nThe MRC monitors the following physico-chemical parameters: flow, TSS, pH, Temp., Cond., Ions, Nutrients (N, P), DO, COD and some trace metals. Such an activity is carried out to routinely determine the aptitude of the water body for ecological, drinking water and recreational activities. [1,2] The current Water Quality Monitoring Network includes water quality monitoring at 48 permanent monitoring stations; of which 11 are in Lao PDR, 8 in Thailand, 19 in Cambodia and 10 in Vietnam.[3] These stations have been classified as “primary stations” since 2005 and were designed to detect changes and capture pressures and threats to Mekong water quality. [2, 4] The current monitoring activities also include hydro-meteorological / near real-time rainfall and water levels, discharge and sediment, water quality, aquatic ecology, fisheries [4]. The MRC has recognized that the monitoring programme has some weaknesses such as lack of continuous monitoring, limited monitoring sites, inadequate data management, lack of equipment maintenance expertise, etc. Findings of those monitoring programmes are published on the MRC website [5].\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A57+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F57,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute9_ru.htm].\n \n [4] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/].\n \n [5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n \n [6] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n \n [7] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.\n \n [8] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2018. \"Surface waters quality monitoring systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment.\" [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/SURFACE_WATERS_QUALITY_MONITORING_SYSTEMS_IN_CENTRAL_ASIA_NEEDS_ASSESSMENT.pdf].\n \n [9] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 25 October 2010. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf].\n \n [10] Government of the Republic of Tajikistan. Ordinance No. 541 of 23 October 2010. \"On the draft Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of hydrological monitoring and riverbank strengthening works on the river Panj (Amu)\", (\" О проекте Соглашения между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в области гидрологического мониторинга и берегоукрепительных работ на реке Пяндж (Аму)\". [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=15903].\n \n [11] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". 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[http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[4] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan about the status of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) and its institutions.\" (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций.\"). 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is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] There is no mention of water assessment in the 1992 Almaty Agreement or the statute of ICWC. [1, 3] According to its statute, the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) is responsible for water assessment in the Amu Darya basin. [1] However, Afghanistan is not a member of the ADBWO and no evidence that the organisation carries out such activities in practice was found on its website or that of the ICWC. [4, 5] Expert interviewees confirm that the ADBWO does not carry out large-scale assessment. [6, 7] A 2018 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe states there is currently no large-scale joint assessment in the Amu Darya basin. [8]\n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed a five-year agreement on cooperation \"in the sphere of development and management of water resources\" on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitue the countries' border. [9] The agreement's provisions refer to cooperation on water monitoring. [9, 10] The parties committed to developing procedures for joint monitoring and assessment of water levels, quality and uptake, including restoration of former monitoring posts (abandoned due to conflict), determination of sites for new posts, organisation of joint surveying expeditions and expereince sharing, and to share information as a matter of urgency regarding floods, mudslides and droughts in the river basin. [9] \n \n In 2014, Afghanistan and Tajikistan signed a Memorandum of Understanding on exchange of hydrological data, extending the existing agreement until 2020, and data exchange commenced in 2015. [11] With support from the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, the two countries conducted expeditions along the Amu Darya in 2016 and 2017, researching hydrological and environmental aspects of the river area and meeting local communities. [11, 12] However, cooperation in the area remains based around annual data exchange and joint expeditions, with no joint assessment yet in place. [11, 13] High-level dialogue on hydrological and environmental issues of the Amu Darya continued with two meetings in 2019, beginning the development of a road map for cooperation in coming years, working towards full-scale joint monitoring. [13] However, there was no evidence of plans to conduct joint assessment. [13]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member states carried out national and regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analyses in 2014 and 2015 and these results were published in the Amazon Basin Regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis (ADT) in 2018 [1]. \n\n\nThe TDA covers all eight countries in the Amazon basin and its objective is to (i) Identify and assess priority transboundary environmental and socio-economic issues related to Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in the region, and (ii) Determine their direct, indirect and root causes, in addition to their socio-economic and environmental impacts\". [1]\n\n\nIn order to create the Regional ADT document, each country carried out a national ADT to identify priority areas. When these national ADTs were reviewed together at events organized by ACTO, nine priority transboundary issues for the Amazon Basin were identified, including pollution of water, biodiversity loss, erosion, loss of glaciers, and insufficient integrated water resources management, among others [1]. The priority areas identified via the national and regional ADT processes were used to create the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE), which was issued by ACTO in 2018 [1]. The Regional ADT does not contain information regarding its next iteration or a process to update it [1]. \n\nThe PAE states that its \"implementation processes shall be reviewed and updated during the years it is executed\", but it does not set a timeline for such actions nor mention updating the underlying assessment [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"The basin states has carried out comprehensive joint assessments previously in the transboundary basin. However the last example of this was in 2009. \n\nIn 2009, the Sava River Basin Commission compiled the Sava River Analysis report. [5] This 300+ page assessment was used as the basis for the formation of the Sava River Basin Management Plan, mentionned above. The Assessment was desgined to meet EU standards for charaterising water resources outlined in Water Framework Directive and was compiled by Sava Commission's Permanent Expert Group for River Basin Management. The Assessment includes a three sections: a general overview of the charateristics of the basin, a section on water quality and a section water quantity. [5]\n\nAccording to the document \"Steps Towards Integrated Water Management in the Sava River Basin\" all countries within the Sava River Basin use biological elements for the assessment of the ecological status in monitoring practice. However, in general, systems of ecological status assessment should be further upgraded. Further development of systems of ecological status assessment should include design of stressor oriented indicators (metrics)....There is a lack of comparability among existing data and insufficient assessment of pollutants' fate in water-sediment-biota compartments. [3]\n\nIn addition, based on the outcomes from the workshop \"Towards the assessment of ecological status of water bodies in the Sava River Basin\" (Ljubljana, 10-12 February 2016, organised by the STAWA and GLOBAQUA projects), the following priority actions aimed at improving the monitoring practice, data availability and quality have been identified: Harmonization of sampling, material and data processing methodology, as well as assessment systems is crucial in order to provide high quality and comparable data. [3] However they are yet to be implemented [3].\n\nA recent comprehensive assesment of the basin was underaken by the UNECE and published in 2016 [4] However as the Save River Basin Commission was not a partner on the report in cannot be seen as a joint assessment. [4]\n\nWebsite of the Sava Commission and its Annual Report do not have any further information about joint assessment in the transboundary basin. [1, 2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member states carried out national and regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analyses in 2014 and 2015 and these results were published in the Amazon Basin Regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis (ADT) in 2018 [1]. \n\n\nThe TDA covers all eight countries in the Amazon basin and its objective is to (i) Identify and assess priority transboundary environmental and socio-economic issues related to Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in the region, and (ii) Determine their direct, indirect and root causes, in addition to their socio-economic and environmental impacts\". [1]\n\n\nIn order to create the Regional ADT document, each country carried out a national ADT to identify priority areas. When these national ADTs were reviewed together at events organized by ACTO, nine priority transboundary issues for the Amazon Basin were identified, including pollution of water, biodiversity loss, erosion, loss of glaciers, and insufficient integrated water resources management, among others [1]. The priority areas identified via the national and regional ADT processes were used to create the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE), which was issued by ACTO in 2018 [1]. The Regional ADT does not contain information regarding its next iteration or a process to update it [1]. \n\nThe PAE states that its \"implementation processes shall be reviewed and updated during the years it is executed\", but it does not set a timeline for such actions nor mention updating the underlying assessment [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) carries out regular joint assessment programmes and Cambodia participates in it.\n\nThe MRC carries out regular joint assessments to provide a broad analysis of transboundary water resources, pressure factors, quantity and quality status, transboundary impacts, as well as responses and future trends. The MRC has conducted periodic assessments of its programmes for the UNECE. A 2013 report highlighted the costs and benefits of hydroelectric power projects, climate adaptation measures and current work to balance development and protection. [1] A 2016 report highlighted trans-border assessments and opportunities for collaboration [2]. In its most recent hydrology and water resources assessment, the MRC researched a range of potential climate change impacts on river flows, water levels, flooding; drought and salinity in the Lower Mekong Basin [3]. An annual Mekong Flood report is published to assess the damage caused by floods each year and progress towards mitigating future losses. [4] Following a strategic environmental assessment of hydropower along the Mekong, the MRC set up the RSAT – a rapid basin-wide hydropower sustainability assessment tool that the joint body describes as a “joint initiative multi-stakeholder dialogue and assessment tool designed to assess hydropower development and management issues at a basin wide level”. [5] The MRC is currently developing joint assessments in socio-economic, food security and ecosystems and biodiversity across the basin. [6]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) carries out joint assessment. Its Planning Division is responsible for basin and sector planning, including basin-wide assessments and make the Basin Development Strategy every five years [1]. China is not a full member of the MRC (Mekong River Commission), but it has maintained cooperationes with the MRC. In 2013, China and the MRC renewed their agreement on data sharing, which was originally signed in 2002 [2]. China is a member of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC) innitiative. Together with five riparian countries, including Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam, the LMC published a five-year action plan in 2018 [3]. This plan states that the countries shall conduct joint assessment for drought and flood prevention, but no specific details were given. China is also a member of the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD). But the ADC has not given information on joint assessments [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member states carried out national and regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analyses in 2014 and 2015 and these results were published in the Amazon Basin Regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis (ADT) in 2018 [1]. \n\n\nThe TDA covers all eight countries in the Amazon basin and its objective is to (i) Identify and assess priority transboundary environmental and socio-economic issues related to Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in the region, and (ii) Determine their direct, indirect and root causes, in addition to their socio-economic and environmental impacts\". [1]\n\n\nIn order to create the Regional ADT document, each country carried out a national ADT to identify priority areas. When these national ADTs were reviewed together at events organized by ACTO, nine priority transboundary issues for the Amazon Basin were identified, including pollution of water, biodiversity loss, erosion, loss of glaciers, and insufficient integrated water resources management, among others [1]. The priority areas identified via the national and regional ADT processes were used to create the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE), which was issued by ACTO in 2018 [1]. The Regional ADT does not contain information regarding its next iteration or a process to update it [1]. \n\nThe PAE states that its \"implementation processes shall be reviewed and updated during the years it is executed\", but it does not set a timeline for such actions nor mention updating the underlying assessment [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"The basin states has carried out comprehensive joint assessments previously in the transboundary basin. However the last example of this was in 2009. \n\nIn 2009, the Sava River Basin Commission compiled the Sava River Analysis report. [5] This 300+ page assessment was used as the basis for the formation of the Sava River Basin Management Plan, mentionned above. The Assessment was desgined to meet EU standards for charaterising water resources outlined in Water Framework Directive and was compiled by Sava Commission's Permanent Expert Group for River Basin Management. The Assessment includes a three sections: a general overview of the charateristics of the basin, a section on water quality and a section water quantity. [5]\n\nAccording to the document \"Steps Towards Integrated Water Management in the Sava River Basin\" all countries within the Sava River Basin use biological elements for the assessment of the ecological status in monitoring practice. However, in general, systems of ecological status assessment should be further upgraded. Further development of systems of ecological status assessment should include design of stressor oriented indicators (metrics)....There is a lack of comparability among existing data and insufficient assessment of pollutants' fate in water-sediment-biota compartments. [3]\n\nIn addition, based on the outcomes from the workshop \"Towards the assessment of ecological status of water bodies in the Sava River Basin\" (Ljubljana, 10-12 February 2016, organised by the STAWA and GLOBAQUA projects), the following priority actions aimed at improving the monitoring practice, data availability and quality have been identified: Harmonization of sampling, material and data processing methodology, as well as assessment systems is crucial in order to provide high quality and comparable data. [3] However they are yet to be implemented [3].\n\nA recent comprehensive assesment of the basin was underaken by the UNECE and published in 2016 [4] However as the Save River Basin Commission was not a partner on the report in cannot be seen as a joint assessment. [4]\n\nWebsite of the Sava Commission and its Annual Report do not have any further information about joint assessment in the transboundary basin. [1, 2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member states carried out national and regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analyses in 2014 and 2015 and these results were published in the Amazon Basin Regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis (ADT) in 2018 [1]. \n\n\nThe TDA covers all eight countries in the Amazon basin and its objective is to (i) Identify and assess priority transboundary environmental and socio-economic issues related to Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in the region, and (ii) Determine their direct, indirect and root causes, in addition to their socio-economic and environmental impacts\". [1]\n\n\nIn order to create the Regional ADT document, each country carried out a national ADT to identify priority areas. When these national ADTs were reviewed together at events organized by ACTO, nine priority transboundary issues for the Amazon Basin were identified, including pollution of water, biodiversity loss, erosion, loss of glaciers, and insufficient integrated water resources management, among others [1]. The priority areas identified via the national and regional ADT processes were used to create the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE), which was issued by ACTO in 2018 [1]. The Regional ADT does not contain information regarding its next iteration or a process to update it [1]. \n\nThe PAE states that its \"implementation processes shall be reviewed and updated during the years it is executed\", but it does not set a timeline for such actions nor mention updating the underlying assessment [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"The Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS), of which Guinea is a full member, conducts assessment programmes regularly where all four members participate.\n\nOne such example is the HYCOS programme started by the OMVS with cooperation from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). The objective is to set up a system for observing the hydrological cycle in the river basin and promote a better knowledge of water resources in the Senegal River basin and, more particularly, in the upper basin where most of the river's input comes from. [1] Moreover, the Environment Observatory of the OMVS has published a single annual report in 2006, which analyzes pressure factors, quantity and quality status, among other indicators. [2] The OMVS has also been running an Integrated Water Resources Management Project (PGIRE) since 2007, now in its second phase, whose main objective is to assess and reinforce the capacity of the basin to respond to threats from climate change. [3] Although on the OMVS website, the section \"Publication of hydrological bulletins\" is empty [4], in 2018, the OMVS published an announcement about the hydrological situation of the river, suggesting a regular assessment and monitoring at least on a yearly basis [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"No, there is no formal collaboration on joint assessment activities. \n\nAccording to the 1975 agreement, the issue of water pollution control was assigned to a Common Bureau of Coordination, which was never established [1]. In 2012, the bureau for Iran-Iraq Economic Development Affairs announced that the Common Bureau of Coordination for Arvand river will soon begin operation upon agreement of both countries [2] but no further actions were reported.\n\nNo other information was found after a check of multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [3], the Foreign Ministry [4], the Department of Environment [5], the Ministry of Energy [6] and the Ministry of Agriculture [7] provided no relevant information.\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"There is no joint assessment of water availability by the states in the Euphrates-Tigris river basin. \n\nTurkey and Iraq agreed to share hydrological and meteorological information and exchange expertise in these areas under the Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Environment and Forestry of the Republic of Turkey and the Ministry of Water Resources of the Republic of Iraq on Water of 2009 (one of 48 MoUs signed between the two countries at that time). [1] [2] However, according to a recent article published by the semi-official Anatolian Agency, the understandings reached with Iraq in 2009 have not yet been implemented, despite recent improvements in bilateral ties [3].\n\nThere was no other evidence of bilateral assessments between countries, nor during talks about the revival of the Algiers Agreement with Iran [4,5,1]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"Kazakhstan is not involved in joint assessment in the Syr Darya basin.\n \n The statutes of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) and the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any assessment function, and there is no mention of assessment in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [1, 2, 3, 4] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint assessment on any of the websites associated with the ICWC or IFAS. [5, 6, 7, 8, 9]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [10] A joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, and a joint pilot assessment was made on the basis of the data from the Vakhsh and Talas rivers. [11] The Talas and Chu are within the Syr Darya basin, and fall under a 2000 agreement between Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan on joint management. [12, 13] The agreement originally aimed at water allocation, with a 48/52% split between Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan respectively, but also led to the establishment of the Chu-Talas Water Management Commission in 2006, under whose auspices the joint monitoring pilot was carried out. [11, 13]\n \n Under a Global Environment Facility support project for the Chu-Talas Water Management Commission, from 2014 the two countries received support to develop the monitoring systems developed under the previous pilot project, receiving capacity building, equipment investments for laboratories and observation points, and support in the development of joint standards for monitoring and data exchange processes. [14] However, a 2018 United Nations Development Programme document on the outcomes of capacity building reports that joint standards had yet to be developed, and also noted that procedures for joint work were not in place, and the Kyrgyz networks of observation points on the Talas remained inoperational. [15] A UNECE report in 2018 details a network of nine observation posts in Kyrgyzstan for the river Chu, which all collect water pollution data (temperature, oxygenation, chemical and biological contamination, but not hydrology data, and in Kazakhstan, one observation post for each river, which collect hydrology data and water samples for laboratory testing. [15, 16] In 2018, Kazakhstan's hydrometereological centre conducted testing at 16 water sampling sites in the Chu/Talas basin, testing for 17 pollutants, and worked towards creation of a report shared with the Kyrgyz side at a session of the Chu-Talas Water Management Commission in 2019. [17, 18] The Water Management Commission meets bi-annually, and water monitoring data is shared at these meetings. [18]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"Kyrgyzstan is not involved in joint assessment in the Syr Darya basin.\n \n The statutes of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) and the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any assessment function, and there is no mention of assessment in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [1, 2, 3, 4] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint assessment on any of the websites associated with the ICWC or IFAS. [5, 6, 7, 8, 9] Kyrgyzstan \"froze\" its membership of IFAS and thus ICWC in 2016, and has not participated in SDBWO operations since. [10]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [10] A joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, and a joint pilot assessment was made on the basis of the data from the Vakhsh and Talas rivers. [11] The Talas and Chu are within the Syr Darya basin, and fall under a 2000 agreement between Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan on joint management. [12, 14] The agreement originally aimed at water allocation, with a 48/52% split between Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan respectively, but also led to the establishment of the Chu-Talas Water Management Commission in 2006, under whose auspices the joint monitoring pilot was carried out. [11, 14]\n \n Under a Global Environment Facility support project for the Chu-Talas Water Management Commission, from 2014 the two countries received support to develop the monitoring systems developed under the previous pilot project, receiving capacity building, equipment investments for laboratories and observation points, and support in the development of joint standards for monitoring and data exchange processes. [15] However, a 2018 United Nations Development Programme document on the outcomes of capacity building reports that joint standards had yet to be developed, and also noted that procedures for joint work were not in place, and the Kyrgyz networks of observation points on the Talas remained inoperational. [16] A UNECE report in 2018 details a network of nine observation posts in Kyrgyzstan for the river Chu, which all collect water pollution data (temperature, oxygenation, chemical and biological contamination, but not hydrology data, and in Kazakhstan, one observation post for each river, which collect hydrology data and water samples for laboratory testing. [16, 17] In 2018, Kazakhstan's hydrometereological centre conducted testing at 16 water sampling sites in the Chu/Talas basin, testing for 17 pollutants, and worked towards creation of a report shared with the Kyrgyz side at a session of the Chu-Talas Water Management Commission in 2019; although no evidence of equivalent testing by Kyrgyzstan was found on the website of the country's hydrometerological service. [18, 19, 20] The Water Management Commission meets bi-annually, and water monitoring data is shared at these meetings. [19]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) carries out regular joint assessment programmes and Laos participates in it.\n\nThe MRC carries out regular joint assessments to provide a broad analysis of transboundary water resources, pressure factors, quantity and quality status, transboundary impacts, as well as responses and future trends. The MRC has conducted periodic assessments of its programmes for the UNECE. A 2013 report highlighted the costs and benefits of hydroelectric power projects, climate adaptation measures and current work to balance development and protection. [1] A 2016 report highlighted trans-border assessments and opportunities for collaboration [2]. In its most recent hydrology and water resources assessment, the MRC researched a range of potential climate change impacts on river flows, water levels, flooding; drought and salinity in the Lower Mekong Basin [3]. An annual Mekong Flood report is published to assess the damage caused by floods each year and progress towards mitigating future losses. [4] Following a strategic environmental assessment of hydropower along the Mekong, the MRC set up the RSAT – a rapid basin-wide hydropower sustainability assessment tool that the joint body describes as a “joint initiative multi-stakeholder dialogue and assessment tool designed to assess hydropower development and management issues at a basin wide level”. [5] The MRC is currently developing joint assessments in socio-economic, food security and ecosystems and biodiversity across the basin. [6]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"The Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS), of which Mali is a full member, conducts assessment programmes regularly where all four members participate.\n\nOne such example is the HYCOS programme started by the OMVS with cooperation from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). The objective is to set up a system for observing the hydrological cycle in the river basin and promote a better knowledge of water resources in the Senegal River basin and, more particularly, in the upper basin where most of the river's input comes from. [1] Moreover, the Environment Observatory of the OMVS has published a single annual report in 2006, which analyzes pressure factors, quantity and quality status, among other indicators. [2] The OMVS has also been running an Integrated Water Resources Management Project (PGIRE) since 2007, now in its second phase, whose main objective is to assess and reinforce the capacity of the basin to respond to threats from climate change. [3] Although on the OMVS website, the section \"Publication of hydrological bulletins\" is empty [4], in 2018, the OMVS published an announcement about the hydrological situation of the river, suggesting a regular assessment and monitoring at least on a yearly basis [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"The Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS), of which Mauritania is a full member, conducts assessment programmes regularly where all four members participate.\n\nOne such example is the HYCOS programme started by the OMVS with cooperation from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). The objective is to set up a system for observing the hydrological cycle in the river basin and promote a better knowledge of water resources in the Senegal River basin and, more particularly, in the upper basin where most of the river's input comes from. [1] Moreover, the Environment Observatory of the OMVS has published a single annual report in 2006, which analyzes pressure factors, quantity and quality status, among other indicators. [2] The OMVS has also been running an Integrated Water Resources Management Project (PGIRE) since 2007, now in its second phase, whose main objective is to assess and reinforce the capacity of the basin to respond to threats from climate change. [3] Although on the OMVS website, the section \"Publication of hydrological bulletins\" is empty [4], in 2018, the OMVS published an announcement about the hydrological situation of the river, suggesting a regular assessment and monitoring at least on a yearly basis [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"Myanmar is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the MoU renewed in 2013.MRC is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. It is the inter-governmental organization that works directly with the governments of Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Vietnam to jointly manage the shared water resources and the sustainable development of the Mekong River. Myanmar, as dialogue partner has cooperated with the MRC Secretariat in exchanging relevant monitoring and water-quality data and technological expertise in flood prevention and management. There is however, no evidence of joint assessment programs that have been carried out or planned. [1, 2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member states carried out national and regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analyses in 2014 and 2015 and these results were published in the Amazon Basin Regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis (ADT) in 2018 [1]. \n\n\nThe TDA covers all eight countries in the Amazon basin and its objective is to (i) Identify and assess priority transboundary environmental and socio-economic issues related to Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in the region, and (ii) Determine their direct, indirect and root causes, in addition to their socio-economic and environmental impacts\". [1]\n\n\nIn order to create the Regional ADT document, each country carried out a national ADT to identify priority areas. When these national ADTs were reviewed together at events organized by ACTO, nine priority transboundary issues for the Amazon Basin were identified, including pollution of water, biodiversity loss, erosion, loss of glaciers, and insufficient integrated water resources management, among others [1]. The priority areas identified via the national and regional ADT processes were used to create the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE), which was issued by ACTO in 2018 [1]. The Regional ADT does not contain information regarding its next iteration or a process to update it [1]. \n\nThe PAE states that its \"implementation processes shall be reviewed and updated during the years it is executed\", but it does not set a timeline for such actions nor mention updating the underlying assessment [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"The Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS), of which Senegal is a full member, conducts assessment programmes regularly where all four members participate.\n\nOne such example is the HYCOS programme started by the OMVS with cooperation from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). The objective is to set up a system for observing the hydrological cycle in the river basin and promote a better knowledge of water resources in the Senegal River basin and, more particularly, in the upper basin where most of the river's input comes from. [1] Moreover, the Environment Observatory of the OMVS has published a single annual report in 2006, which analyzes pressure factors, quantity and quality status, among other indicators. [2] The OMVS has also been running an Integrated Water Resources Management Project (PGIRE) since 2007, now in its second phase, whose main objective is to assess and reinforce the capacity of the basin to respond to threats from climate change. [3] Although on the OMVS website, the section \"Publication of hydrological bulletins\" is empty [4], in 2018, the OMVS published an announcement about the hydrological situation of the river, suggesting a regular assessment and monitoring at least on a yearly basis [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"The basin states has carried out comprehensive joint assessments previously in the transboundary basin. However the last example of this was in 2009. \n\nIn 2009, the Sava River Basin Commission compiled the Sava River Analysis report. [5] This 300+ page assessment was used as the basis for the formation of the Sava River Basin Management Plan, mentionned above. The Assessment was desgined to meet EU standards for charaterising water resources outlined in Water Framework Directive and was compiled by Sava Commission's Permanent Expert Group for River Basin Management. The Assessment includes a three sections: a general overview of the charateristics of the basin, a section on water quality and a section water quantity. [5]\n\nAccording to the document \"Steps Towards Integrated Water Management in the Sava River Basin\" all countries within the Sava River Basin use biological elements for the assessment of the ecological status in monitoring practice. However, in general, systems of ecological status assessment should be further upgraded. Further development of systems of ecological status assessment should include design of stressor oriented indicators (metrics)....There is a lack of comparability among existing data and insufficient assessment of pollutants' fate in water-sediment-biota compartments. [3]\n\nIn addition, based on the outcomes from the workshop \"Towards the assessment of ecological status of water bodies in the Sava River Basin\" (Ljubljana, 10-12 February 2016, organised by the STAWA and GLOBAQUA projects), the following priority actions aimed at improving the monitoring practice, data availability and quality have been identified: Harmonization of sampling, material and data processing methodology, as well as assessment systems is crucial in order to provide high quality and comparable data. [3] However they are yet to be implemented [3].\n\nA recent comprehensive assesment of the basin was underaken by the UNECE and published in 2016 [4] However as the Save River Basin Commission was not a partner on the report in cannot be seen as a joint assessment. [4]\n\nWebsite of the Sava Commission and its Annual Report do not have any further information about joint assessment in the transboundary basin. [1, 2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"The basin states has carried out comprehensive joint assessments previously in the transboundary basin. However the last example of this was in 2009. \n\nIn 2009, the Sava River Basin Commission compiled the Sava River Analysis report. [5] This 300+ page assessment was used as the basis for the formation of the Sava River Basin Management Plan, mentionned above. The Assessment was desgined to meet EU standards for charaterising water resources outlined in Water Framework Directive and was compiled by Sava Commission's Permanent Expert Group for River Basin Management. The Assessment includes a three sections: a general overview of the charateristics of the basin, a section on water quality and a section water quantity. [5]\n\nAccording to the document \"Steps Towards Integrated Water Management in the Sava River Basin\" all countries within the Sava River Basin use biological elements for the assessment of the ecological status in monitoring practice. However, in general, systems of ecological status assessment should be further upgraded. Further development of systems of ecological status assessment should include design of stressor oriented indicators (metrics)....There is a lack of comparability among existing data and insufficient assessment of pollutants' fate in water-sediment-biota compartments. [3]\n\nIn addition, based on the outcomes from the workshop \"Towards the assessment of ecological status of water bodies in the Sava River Basin\" (Ljubljana, 10-12 February 2016, organised by the STAWA and GLOBAQUA projects), the following priority actions aimed at improving the monitoring practice, data availability and quality have been identified: Harmonization of sampling, material and data processing methodology, as well as assessment systems is crucial in order to provide high quality and comparable data. [3] However they are yet to be implemented [3].\n\nA recent comprehensive assesment of the basin was underaken by the UNECE and published in 2016 [4] However as the Save River Basin Commission was not a partner on the report in cannot be seen as a joint assessment. [4]\n\nWebsite of the Sava Commission and its Annual Report do not have any further information about joint assessment in the transboundary basin. [1, 2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"No, there is no formal collaboration on joint assessment activities. Currently, there are no basin-wide operational arrangements in the Tigris-Euphrates River Basin (shared between Iraq, Syria and Turkey). [1] The Syrian war has stalled all efforts towards development of water resources in the Euphrates-Tigris basin. All previous MoUs, such as the MoU of 2002 between Syria and Iraq [2], two MoUs in 2011 between Syria and Turkey [3] [4] have expired or do not show current operational status.\n\nOne of the MoUs signed between the Government of the Republic of Turkey and the Government of the Syrian Arab Republic at the first meeting of the High Level Strategic Cooperation Council of December 2009 was for cooperation in the Field of Efficient Utilisation of Water Resources and Combating Drought. This was one of 50 MoUs signed. [5] However there was no evidence it has been implemented [1,2,3,4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"Tajikistan is not involved in joint assessment in the Amu Darya basin.\n \n The statutes of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) and the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any assessment function, and there is no mention of assessment in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [1, 2, 3, 4] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint assessment on any of the websites associated with the ICWC, ADBWO or IFAS. [5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [11] A joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, and a joint pilot assessment was made on the basis of the data from the Vakhsh and Talas rivers. [12] The Vakhsh is a tributary of the Amu Darya, and part of the Amu Darya basin. [13] \n \n However, a 2018 report by the United Nations stated that there was currently no joint monitoring in the Amu Darya basin. [14] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the ADBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [14] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the ADBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities were responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [15, 16] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water assessment, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [14] \n \n In 2014, Afghanistan and Tajikistan signed a Memorandum of Understanding on exchange of hydrological data, and data exchange commenced in 2015. [17] This followed a 2010 bilateral agreement committing to cooperate on monitoring in the Pyanj/Amu Darya river which forms the countries' border. As part of the agreement, the parties committed to developing procedures for joint monitoring and analysis of water levels, quality and uptake, including restoration of former monitoring posts (abandoned due to conflict), determination of sites for new posts, organisation of joint surveying expeditions and expereince sharing, and to share information as a matter of urgency regarding floods, mudslides and droughts in the river basin. [18] With support from the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, the two countries conducted expeditions along the Amu Darya in 2016 and 2017, researching hydrological and environmental aspects of the river area and meeting local communities. [17, 19] High-level dialogue on hydrological and environmental issues of the Amu Darya continued with two meetings in 2019, beginning the development of a road map for cooperation in coming years, working towards full-scale joint monitoring, from the current system of annual data exchange and joint expeditions. [20] However, no evidence of plans to commence joint assessment of the Amu Darya was found. [17, 20]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"Tajikistan is not involved in joint assessment in the Syr Darya basin.\n \n The statutes of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) and the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any assessment function, and there is no mention of assessment in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [1, 2, 3, 4] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint assessment on any of the websites associated with the ICWC or IFAS. [5, 6, 7, 8, 9]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [10] A joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, and a joint pilot assessment was made on the basis of the data from the Vakhsh and Talas rivers. [11] The Talas and Chu are within the Syr Darya basin. [12]\n \n However, a 2018 report by the United Nations stated that there was currently no joint monitoring in the Amu Darya basin. [13] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the SDBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [14] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the SDBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities were responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [14, 15] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water assessment, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [13]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) carries out regular joint assessment programmes and Thailand participates in it.\n\nThe MRC carries out regular joint assessments to provide a broad analysis of transboundary water resources, pressure factors, quantity and quality status, transboundary impacts, as well as responses and future trends. The MRC has conducted periodic assessments of its programmes for the UNECE. A 2013 report highlighted the costs and benefits of hydroelectric power projects, climate adaptation measures and current work to balance development and protection. [1] A 2016 report highlighted trans-border assessments and opportunities for collaboration [2]. In its most recent hydrology and water resources assessment, the MRC researched a range of potential climate change impacts on river flows, water levels, flooding; drought and salinity in the Lower Mekong Basin [3]. An annual Mekong Flood report is published to assess the damage caused by floods each year and progress towards mitigating future losses. [4] Following a strategic environmental assessment of hydropower along the Mekong, the MRC set up the RSAT – a rapid basin-wide hydropower sustainability assessment tool that the joint body describes as a “joint initiative multi-stakeholder dialogue and assessment tool designed to assess hydropower development and management issues at a basin wide level”. [5] The MRC is currently developing joint assessments in socio-economic, food security and ecosystems and biodiversity across the basin. [6]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"There is no joint assessment of water availability by the states in the Euphrates-Tigris river basin. \n\nOne of the MoUs signed between the Government of the Republic of Turkey and the Government of the Syrian Arab Republic at the first meeting of the High Level Strategic Cooperation Council of December 2009 was for cooperation in the Field of Efficient Utilisation of Water Resources and Combating Drought. This was one of 50 MoUs signed. [1] No progress was mentioned in this respect at the second meeting of the Council in October 2010 [8], after which Turkey-Syrian relations were to deteriorate rapidly due to the events in Syria. Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally [2]. \n\nTurkey’s submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1, states that “Data and information sharing efforts exist via bilateral meetings and Turkey shares requested data via diplomatic channels upon request” but does not refer to any joint assessment activities. [3\n\n] With respect to Iraq, Turkey and Iraq agreed to share hydrological and meteorological information and exchange expertise in these areas under the Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Environment and Forestry of the Republic of Turkey and the Ministry of Water Resources of the Republic of Iraq on Water of 2009 (one of 48 MoUs signed between the two countries at that time). [4] [5] However, according to a recent article published by the semi-official Anatolian Agency, the understandings reached with Iraq in 2009 have not yet been implemented, despite recent improvements in bilateral ties [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"Turkmenistan is not involved in joint assessment in the Amu Darya basin.\n \n The statutes of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) and the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any assessment function, and there is no mention of assessment in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [1, 2, 3, 4] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint assessment on any of the websites associated with the ICWC, ADBWO or IFAS. [5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [11] A joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, and a joint pilot assessment was made on the basis of the data from the Vakhsh and Talas rivers. [12] The Vakhsh is a tributary of the Amu Darya, and part of the Amu Darya basin. [13] \n \n However, a 2018 report by the United Nations stated that there was currently no joint monitoring in the Amu Darya basin. [14] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the ADBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [14] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the ADBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities were responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [15, 16] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water assessment, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [14]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"Uzbekistan is not involved in joint assessment in the Amu Darya basin.\n \n The statutes of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) and the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any assessment function, and there is no mention of assessment in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [1, 2, 3, 4] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint assessment on any of the websites associated with the ICWC, ADBWO or IFAS. [5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [11] A joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, and a joint pilot assessment was made on the basis of the data from the Vakhsh and Talas rivers. [12] The Vakhsh is a tributary of the Amu Darya, and part of the Amu Darya basin. [13] \n \n However, a 2018 report by the United Nations stated that there was currently no joint monitoring in the Amu Darya basin. [14] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the ADBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [14] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the ADBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities were responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [15, 16] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water assessment, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [14]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"Uzbekistan is not involved in joint assessment in the Syr Darya basin.\n \n The statutes of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) and the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any assessment function, and there is no mention of assessment in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [1, 2, 3, 4] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint assessment on any of the websites associated with the ICWC or IFAS. [5, 6, 7, 8, 9]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [10] A joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, and a joint pilot assessment was made on the basis of the data from the Vakhsh and Talas rivers. [11] The Talas and Chu are within the Syr Darya basin. [12]\n \n However, a 2018 report by the United Nations stated that there was currently no joint monitoring in the Syr Darya basin. [13] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the SDBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [14] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the SDBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities were responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [14, 15] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water assessment, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale regional activity on the issue. [13]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member states carried out national and regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analyses in 2014 and 2015 and these results were published in the Amazon Basin Regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis (ADT) in 2018 [1]. \n\n\nThe TDA covers all eight countries in the Amazon basin and its objective is to (i) Identify and assess priority transboundary environmental and socio-economic issues related to Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in the region, and (ii) Determine their direct, indirect and root causes, in addition to their socio-economic and environmental impacts\". [1]\n\n\nIn order to create the Regional ADT document, each country carried out a national ADT to identify priority areas. When these national ADTs were reviewed together at events organized by ACTO, nine priority transboundary issues for the Amazon Basin were identified, including pollution of water, biodiversity loss, erosion, loss of glaciers, and insufficient integrated water resources management, among others [1]. The priority areas identified via the national and regional ADT processes were used to create the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE), which was issued by ACTO in 2018 [1]. The Regional ADT does not contain information regarding its next iteration or a process to update it [1]. \n\nThe PAE states that its \"implementation processes shall be reviewed and updated during the years it is executed\", but it does not set a timeline for such actions nor mention updating the underlying assessment [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) carries out regular joint assessment programmes and Vietnam participates in it.\n\nThe MRC carries out regular joint assessments to provide a broad analysis of transboundary water resources, pressure factors, quantity and quality status, transboundary impacts, as well as responses and future trends. The MRC has conducted periodic assessments of its programmes for the UNECE. A 2013 report highlighted the costs and benefits of hydroelectric power projects, climate adaptation measures and current work to balance development and protection. [1] A 2016 report highlighted trans-border assessments and opportunities for collaboration [2]. In its most recent hydrology and water resources assessment, the MRC researched a range of potential climate change impacts on river flows, water levels, flooding; drought and salinity in the Lower Mekong Basin [3]. An annual Mekong Flood report is published to assess the damage caused by floods each year and progress towards mitigating future losses. [4] Following a strategic environmental assessment of hydropower along the Mekong, the MRC set up the RSAT – a rapid basin-wide hydropower sustainability assessment tool that the joint body describes as a “joint initiative multi-stakeholder dialogue and assessment tool designed to assess hydropower development and management issues at a basin wide level”. [5] The MRC is currently developing joint assessments in socio-economic, food security and ecosystems and biodiversity across the basin. [6]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A58+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F58,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute9_ru.htm].\n \n [4] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/].\n \n [5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n \n [6] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n \n [7] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.\n \n [8] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2018. \"Surface waters quality monitoring systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment.\" [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/SURFACE_WATERS_QUALITY_MONITORING_SYSTEMS_IN_CENTRAL_ASIA_NEEDS_ASSESSMENT.pdf].\n \n [9] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 25 October 2010. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf].\n \n [10] Government of the Republic of Tajikistan. Ordinance No. 541 of 23 October 2010. \"On the draft Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of hydrological monitoring and riverbank strengthening works on the river Panj (Amu)\", (\" О проекте Соглашения между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в области гидрологического мониторинга и берегоукрепительных работ на реке Пяндж (Аму)\". [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=15903].\n \n [11] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". 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is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement and 1993 Kzyl-Orda Agreement, the same five states commit to prevent activity that pollutes water sources and maintain water quality by reducing and preventing the discharge of untreated industrial and municipal waste and other pollutants, but neither agreement establishes standards. [3, 4] Expert interviewees confirmed that no joint water quality standards have been adopted, noting that when the ICWC was founded, all member states originally maintained legacy Soviet standards (1984), but have during their years of independence diverged. [5, 6, 7] \n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed an agreement on cooperation in the area of water resource monitoring on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitue the countries' border. [8] However, there is no reference in the document to consideration of the countries' individual water quality standards, or the development of joint water quality standards. [8] The parties continue to develop joint monitoring capacity, but there is no reference to joint standards in reports and publicly available documents. [9, 10, 11]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the creation of joint water quality standards, but there is no public evidence that this plan was been implemented.\n\nThe PAE is based on three fundamental pillars—a common vision among the countries for Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), a Transboundary Regional Diagnostic Analysis that identified priority challenges in the basin, and results and recommendations from ACTO’s and the project’s other activities—as well as three strategic lines of action: strengthening IWRM, institutional adaptation to climate change and variability, and knowledge management [2]. Strategic Action 5.4.4.1 of the PAE calls for strengthening of institutional and management frameworks to improve administration of water resources. One expected output of this action is the creation of joint water quality standards at the basin level [2]. ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding the status of the implementation of this strategic action [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"The basin states does not have mutually agreed upon joint water quality standards. \n\nThe website of the Sava Commission and its Annual Report do not have information about joint water quality standards. [1, 2] According to the Sava River Basin Management Plan, the 2006 Groundwater Directive requires Member States to establish their own groundwater quality standards and threshold values, taking into account identified risks and the list of pollutants/indicators given in Annex II of the GWD. Established threshold values are to be published in the WFD River Basin Management Plans and provide a summary of the information set out in Part C of Annex II of the Directive. [3] \n\nIn the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina there is by-law dealing with groundwater monitoring (2014). No specific activities regarding groundwater quality improvement have been performed, except WWTPs construction referred in organic pollution chapter. In Republika Srpska no additional activities regarding groundwater quality improvement have been performed. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the creation of joint water quality standards, but there is no public evidence that this plan was been implemented.\n\nThe PAE is based on three fundamental pillars—a common vision among the countries for Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), a Transboundary Regional Diagnostic Analysis that identified priority challenges in the basin, and results and recommendations from ACTO’s and the project’s other activities—as well as three strategic lines of action: strengthening IWRM, institutional adaptation to climate change and variability, and knowledge management [2]. Strategic Action 5.4.4.1 of the PAE calls for strengthening of institutional and management frameworks to improve administration of water resources. One expected output of this action is the creation of joint water quality standards at the basin level [2]. ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding the status of the implementation of this strategic action [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the Mekong River Commission which covers joint water quality standards and Cambodia is a full-member of it.\n\nIn 2011, the MRC and its member countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam) have developed the Procedures for Water Quality (PWQ), which is a cooperative framework with standards for good/acceptable water quality. [1] The PWQ includes technical guidelines for human health and aquatic life. The Technical Guidelines for Protection of Human Health defines 20 water quality criteria, specific target values for these criteria and information on how to assess the suitability of the river's quality of water. [2] The guidelines are not publicly available online. The PWQ do not impose a set of technical standards on the countries in addition to their own national standards, but are rather designed to alert member states to cases where water quality violates national standards and does not meet “what is regarded as good/acceptable water quality”. [3] \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) have established a joint management plan that covers joint water quality standards. The \"Procedures for Water Quality\" aims at building a cooperative framework between member countries for the maintenance of \"acceptable/good water quality\", which is defined to be \"water of the quality capable of meeting the beneficial uses identified by the Member States\" [1]. The \"Technical Guidelines for Implementation of the Procedures\" is expected to give more clear standards or definitions on water quality, which includes water quality criteria, specific target values for these criteria and information on how to assess the suitability of the river's quality of water [2]. China is not a full member of the MRC. Although it has maintained cooperations with the MRC on data sharing [3], it does not have formal collaboration on water quality standards with the MRC countries.\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the creation of joint water quality standards, but there is no public evidence that this plan was been implemented.\n\nThe PAE is based on three fundamental pillars—a common vision among the countries for Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), a Transboundary Regional Diagnostic Analysis that identified priority challenges in the basin, and results and recommendations from ACTO’s and the project’s other activities—as well as three strategic lines of action: strengthening IWRM, institutional adaptation to climate change and variability, and knowledge management [2]. Strategic Action 5.4.4.1 of the PAE calls for strengthening of institutional and management frameworks to improve administration of water resources. One expected output of this action is the creation of joint water quality standards at the basin level [2]. ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding the status of the implementation of this strategic action [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"The basin states does not have mutually agreed upon joint water quality standards. \n\nThe website of the Sava Commission and its Annual Report do not have information about joint water quality standards. [1, 2] According to the Sava River Basin Management Plan, the 2006 Groundwater Directive requires Member States to establish their own groundwater quality standards and threshold values, taking into account identified risks and the list of pollutants/indicators given in Annex II of the GWD. Established threshold values are to be published in the WFD River Basin Management Plans and provide a summary of the information set out in Part C of Annex II of the Directive. [3] \n\nBy adoption of the Water Law Croatia has aligned it legislation with the EU acquis, such as Water Directive, Groundwater Directive, etc. [4] Drawing on substantial EU support, Croatia has made some progress on water quality in accordance with the Urban wastewater Treatment Directive and the Drinking Water Directive. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the creation of joint water quality standards, but there is no public evidence that this plan was been implemented.\n\nThe PAE is based on three fundamental pillars—a common vision among the countries for Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), a Transboundary Regional Diagnostic Analysis that identified priority challenges in the basin, and results and recommendations from ACTO’s and the project’s other activities—as well as three strategic lines of action: strengthening IWRM, institutional adaptation to climate change and variability, and knowledge management [2]. Strategic Action 5.4.4.1 of the PAE calls for strengthening of institutional and management frameworks to improve administration of water resources. One expected output of this action is the creation of joint water quality standards at the basin level [2]. ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding the status of the implementation of this strategic action [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"Guinea has, within the OMVS, a partial collaboration on water quality - however they do not set joint quality standards. \n\nOMVS website states \" the Permanent Water Commission, which is an advisory body to the Council of Ministers, is responsible for defining the principles and modalities of the distribution of river water between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. It is also responsible for investigating projects in Member States that may have a negative impact on the river's waters and plays an important role in controlling water use and pollution control.\" In this sense, the water commission seems to play a role in controlling water use and pollution control. (1)\n\nHowver it has issued no guidelines on, on the OMVS website , in the annual report of the Observatory of the environment or in the Charter of Waters of the Senegal River that set defined water quality standard. (2,3,4)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"No, there is no formal collaboration on water quality standards.\n\nThe Iranian Department of Environment was 19 water quality monitoring stations in the Iranian part of the basin [1]. Iran' suggestion for establishment of a joint committee to monitor the water quality in the basin was welcomed by the Iraq parties [2] but no tangible operation was followed.\n\nNo other information was found after a check of multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [3], the Foreign Ministry [4], the Department of Environment [5], the Ministry of Energy [6] and the Ministry of Agriculture [7] provided no relevant information."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"No. There is no transboundary water organization in the Tigris-Euphrates basin (1), see section 1.4 for details of the history of efforts to develop cooperation with Syria, Turkey and Iran. Therefore, there is no joint-body that could collaborate on water standards. Most bilateral negotiations on water have focused on the quantity of flow rather than on quality standards. Even joint water quantity monitoring and share of data is hard to establish due to political instability within countries and tensions between their regimes. \n\nFor instance, the first water agreement signed in 1946 between Iraq and Turkey stipulates for Turkey must monitor the waters of the Tigris River, and periodically supply Iraq with records of river discharges but never mention a share of data about “water quality standards”. (2)\n\nThis could have been done within the framework of the “Technical and Economic Cooperation Protocol” signed in the 1980s between the three riparian states (Iraq, Turkey, and Syria) since it stipulated the formation of a tripartite technical committee to study the waters of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. However, as seen above, this process was interrupted in 1993 due to tensions between countries and definitely ceased with the outbreak of the civil war in Syria, in which Turkey has opposed the Syrian government. (2)\n\nLikewise, the “Water Sharing Treaty” signed between Syria and Iraq in 1990 focused on the quantity of flow rather than quality. In fact, it stipulated that the sharing of the Euphrates river should be done on the basis of its discharge at the Syrian-Turkish border, whereby the Syrian would be 42% and Iraq 58% of the said discharges, but did not mention how “water quality standards” could affect the agreement. (2)\n\nIn the same perspective, 2002 agreement between Syria and Iraq concerning the creation of a water pumping station in Syria on the Tigris River specified the amount but not the quality of water that may be extracted by the station. (2)\n\nFinally, the 2009 Water Protocol between Turkey and Iraq that resulted in the signing of 48 memorandums of understanding between the two countries mentioned “an exchange of hydrological and meteorological informations” but did not specify whether these informations relate to “water quality standards”. (3)\n\nNone of these agreements resulted in the creation of water regional organization. The 1980s “Technical and Economic Cooperation Protocol” signed between the three riparian states could have been a good start for the establishment of such an organization capable of analyzing and monitoring water quality standards, but it could not get achieved due to political and geopolitical factors. \n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"The Syr Darya basin does not have any joint water quality standards, although a bilateral monitoring initiative between Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan addresses water quality standards.\n \n A 2018 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe states that there is negligible cooperation on water quality issues between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, that there are no regional standards, and that domestic water quality standards vary considerably between the five countries. [1] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the SDBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [1] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the SDBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities are responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [16, 17] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water quality, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [1] \n \n Article 3 of the 1992 Almaty Agreement (which forms the basis of water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) states that the parties agree not to allow actions on their territory that pollute water sources, but does not create water quality standards. [2] Similarly, the 1993 Kzyl-Orda Agreement (between the same five states) includes a commitment to maintain \"proper water quality\" by reducing and preventing the discharge of untreated industrial and municipal waste and other pollutants, but does not actually establish standards. [3]\n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea and the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation do not mention water quality standards, and there is no evidence of such standards on any of the websites associated with them. [4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11] Expert interviewees confirmed that there no joint water quality standards have been adopted, noting that when the ICWC was founded, all member states originally maintained legacy Soviet standards (1984), but have during their years of independence diverged. [20, 21] While ICWC has held some meetings in recent years on water quality, concerns have been raised primarily by downstream states as part of complaints about upstream states' (such as Tajikistan) approach to water releases from dams. [20]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, and in 2016 they launched a follow-up project, which is still ongoing. [13] The five countries established a regional working group on water quality including consideration of the possibility for harmonisation of water quality standards in the region, and despite regular meetings and ongoing activity, there is no evidence that specific standards have yet been adopted. [14, 15, 16] The group's Work Plan for 2019-2020 includes a range of measures aimed at the development of joint monitoring capacity, including exchange of best practices on monitoring and inspection visits to monitoring posts in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. [16] \n \n In parallel to this activity, and under a 2000 agreement between Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan on joint management of the Chu-Talas river basin, tributaries of the Syr Darya, the two countries have worked towards establishing joint standards, in particular supported in this by a capacity development programme conducted by the Global Environment Facility. [17, 18] However, a 2018 United Nations Development Programme document on the outcomes of capacity building reports that joint standards had yet to be developed, and recommended harmonisation of existing standards as a first step. [19]\n \n In addition to the above efforts, in 2018 Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan established a Working Group on the topic of protection of the environment and water quality in the Syr Darya basin, agreeing a three-year work plan involving analysis of joint and the individual sides' capacity for monitoring, including consideration of methods, equipment and standards to be applied. [20] Following mutual site visits to laboratories and water monitoring posts in 2019, as well as involvement from the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC), at a second meeting uniting deputies from the two countries' environment ministries in October 2019, the Working Group adopted a list of 28 pollutants to be tested for, although the exact list was not reported. [21, 22] A work plan for 2020 was also adopted, though not reported on, and the Kazakh delegation announced plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. [21, 22] The former director of CAREC stated that the organisation had in 2019 considered plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan in the Working Group's plans, but was unable to give any more up-to-date information (having moved on from the organisation in June 2019). [23] According to the former director, Kazakhstan is considering taking steps towards implementation of European Union water quality standards, and has raised the prospect of applying such standards in the working group. [23]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"The Syr Darya basin does not have any joint water quality standards.\n \n A 2018 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe states that there is negligible cooperation on water quality issues between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, that there are no regional standards, and that domestic water quality standards vary considerably between the five countries. [1] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the SDBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [1] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the SDBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities are responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [16, 17] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water quality, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [1] \n \n Article 3 of the 1992 Almaty Agreement (which forms the basis of water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) states that the parties agree not to allow actions on their territory that pollute water sources, but does not create water quality standards. [2] Similarly, the 1993 Kzyl-Orda Agreement (between the same five states) includes a commitment to maintain \"proper water quality\" by reducing and preventing the discharge of untreated industrial and municipal waste and other pollutants, but does not actually establish standards. [3] \n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) and the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation do not mention water quality standards, and there is no evidence of such standards on any of the websites associated with them. [4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11] Expert interviewees confirmed that there no joint water quality standards have been adopted, noting that when the ICWC was founded, all member states originally maintained legacy Soviet standards (1984), but have during their years of independence diverged. [20, 21] While ICWC has held some meetings in recent years on water quality, concerns have been raised primarily by downstream states as part of complaints about upstream states' such as Kyrgyzstan approach to water releases from dams; Kyrgyzstan froze its membership of IFAS in 2016 and has not participated in ICWC meetings since. [20]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, and in 2016 they launched a follow-up project, which is still ongoing. [13] The five countries established a regional working group on water quality including consideration of the possibility for harmonisation of water quality standards in the region, and despite regular meetings and ongoing activity, there is no evidence that specific standards have yet been adopted. [14, 15, 16] The group's Work Plan for 2019-2020 includes a range of measures aimed at the development of joint monitoring capacity, including exchange of best practices on monitoring and inspection visits to monitoring posts in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. [16] \n \n In parallel to this activity, and under a 2000 agreement between Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan on joint management of the Chu-Talas river basin, tributaries of the Syr Darya, the two countries have worked towards establishing joint standards, in particular supported in this by a capacity development programme conducted by the Global Environment Facility. [17, 18] However, a 2018 United Nations Development Programme document on the outcomes of capacity building reports that joint standards had yet to be developed, and recommended harmonisation of existing standards as a first step. [19]\n \n In addition to the above efforts, in 2018 Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan established a Working Group on the topic of protection of the environment and water quality in the Syr Darya basin, and in 2019 the Kazakh side announced plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. [20] The former director of the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC), which supports the Working Group's activity [20], stated that CAREC had in 2019 considered plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan in the Working Group's plans, but was unable to give any more up-to-date information (having moved on from the organisation in June 2019). [21]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the Mekong River Commission which covers joint water quality standards and Laos is a full-member of it.\n\nIn 2011, the MRC and its member countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam) have developed the Procedures for Water Quality (PWQ), which is a cooperative framework with standards for good/acceptable water quality. [1] The PWQ includes technical guidelines for human health and aquatic life. The Technical Guidelines for Protection of Human Health defines 20 water quality criteria, specific target values for these criteria and information on how to assess the suitability of the river's quality of water. [2] The guidelines are not publicly available online. The PWQ do not impose a set of technical standards on the countries in addition to their own national standards, but are rather designed to alert member states to cases where water quality violates national standards and does not meet “what is regarded as good/acceptable water quality”. [3] \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"Mali has, within the OMVS, a partial collaboration on water quality - however they do not set joint quality standards. \n\nOMVS website states \" the Permanent Water Commission, which is an advisory body to the Council of Ministers, is responsible for defining the principles and modalities of the distribution of river water between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. It is also responsible for investigating projects in Member States that may have a negative impact on the river's waters and plays an important role in controlling water use and pollution control.\" In this sense, the water commission seems to play a role in controlling water use and pollution control. (1)\n\nHowver it has issued no guidelines on, on the OMVS website , in the annual report of the Observatory of the environment or in the Charter of Waters of the Senegal River that set defined water quality standard. (2,3,4)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"Mauritania has, within the OMVS, a partial collaboration on water quality - however they do not set joint quality standards. \n\nOMVS website states \" the Permanent Water Commission, which is an advisory body to the Council of Ministers, is responsible for defining the principles and modalities of the distribution of river water between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. It is also responsible for investigating projects in Member States that may have a negative impact on the river's waters and plays an important role in controlling water use and pollution control.\" In this sense, the water commission seems to play a role in controlling water use and pollution control. (1)\n\nHowver it has issued no guidelines on, on the OMVS website , in the annual report of the Observatory of the environment or in the Charter of Waters of the Senegal River that set defined water quality standard. (2,3,4)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"Myanmar is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC) but has not signed any formal MoUs regarding Procedures for Water Quality (PWQ) with the MRC. [1,2] Myanmar does not have PWQ with the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation either. [3] However, Myanmar is part of ASEAN, who have an MOU with the government of canada aimed at defining water quality criteria in the region. [4] Together with WHO and the Ministry of Health, UNICEF introduced a Water Safety Plan (WSP) including household water treatment and safety (HWTS) in more than 500 villages - a learning ground for further refinement and expansion in the Myanmar context. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the creation of joint water quality standards, but there is no public evidence that this plan was been implemented.\n\nThe PAE is based on three fundamental pillars—a common vision among the countries for Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), a Transboundary Regional Diagnostic Analysis that identified priority challenges in the basin, and results and recommendations from ACTO’s and the project’s other activities—as well as three strategic lines of action: strengthening IWRM, institutional adaptation to climate change and variability, and knowledge management [2]. Strategic Action 5.4.4.1 of the PAE calls for strengthening of institutional and management frameworks to improve administration of water resources. One expected output of this action is the creation of joint water quality standards at the basin level [2]. ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding the status of the implementation of this strategic action [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"Senegal has, within the OMVS, a partial collaboration on water quality - however they do not set joint quality standards. \n\nOMVS website states \" the Permanent Water Commission, which is an advisory body to the Council of Ministers, is responsible for defining the principles and modalities of the distribution of river water between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. It is also responsible for investigating projects in Member States that may have a negative impact on the river's waters and plays an important role in controlling water use and pollution control.\" In this sense, the water commission seems to play a role in controlling water use and pollution control. (1)\n\nHowver it has issued no guidelines on, on the OMVS website , in the annual report of the Observatory of the environment or in the Charter of Waters of the Senegal River that set defined water quality standard. (2,3,4)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"The basin states does not have mutually agreed upon joint water quality standards. \n\nThe website of the Sava Commission and its Annual Report do not have information about joint water quality standards. [1, 2] According to the Sava River Basin Management Plan, the 2006 Groundwater Directive requires Member States to establish their own groundwater quality standards and threshold values, taking into account identified risks and the list of pollutants/indicators given in Annex II of the GWD. Established threshold values are to be published in the WFD River Basin Management Plans and provide a summary of the information set out in Part C of Annex II of the Directive. [3] \n\nHowever, according to the Screening Report for Chapter 27 - Environment, Serbia stated that the Groundwater Directive 2006/118/EC is at an early stage of legislative alignment. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"The basin states does not have mutually agreed upon joint water quality standards. \n\nThe website of the Sava Commission and its Annual Report do not have information about joint water quality standards. [1, 2] According to the Sava River Basin Management Plan, the 2006 Groundwater Directive requires Member States to establish their own groundwater quality standards and threshold values, taking into account identified risks and the list of pollutants/indicators given in Annex II of the GWD. Established threshold values are to be published in the WFD River Basin Management Plans and provide a summary of the information set out in Part C of Annex II of the Directive. [3] \n\nHowever, according to the Screening Report for Chapter 27 - Environment, Serbia stated that the Groundwater Directive 2006/118/EC is at an early stage of legislative alignment. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"No, there are no formal standards collaborations on water quality standards in the basin. Currently, there are no basin-wide operational arrangements in the Tigris-Euphrates River Basin (shared between Iraq, Syria and Turkey). [1] The Syrian war has stalled all efforts towards development of water resources in the Euphrates-Tigris basin. All previous MoUs, such as the MoU of 2002 between Syria and Iraq [2], two MoUs in 2011 between Syria and Turkey [3] [4] have expired or do not show current operational status."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"The Amu Darya basin does not have any joint water quality standards.\n \n A 2018 report by the United Nations states that there is negligible cooperation on water quality issues between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, that there are no regional standards, and that domestic water quality standards vary considerably between five countries. [1] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the ADBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [1] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the ADBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities are responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [16, 17] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water quality, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [1] \n \n Article 3 of the 1992 Almaty Agreement (which forms the basis of water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) states that the parties agree not to allow actions on their territory that pollute water sources, but does not create water quality standards. [2] Similarly, the 1993 Kzyl-Orda Agreement (between the same five states) includes a commitment to maintain \"proper water quality\" by reducing and preventing the discharge of untreated industrial and municipal waste and other pollutants, but does not actually establish standards. [3]\n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea and the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation do not mention water quality standards, and there is no evidence of such standards on any of the websites associated with them. [4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12] Expert interviewees confirmed that no joint water quality standards have been adopted, noting that when the ICWC was founded, all member states originally maintained legacy water standards adopted for the entire Soviet Union in 1984, but have during their years of independence diverged. [16, 17] While ICWC has held some meetings in recent years on water quality, concerns have been raised primarily by downstream states as part of complaints about upstream states' (such as Tajikistan) approach to water releases from dams. [17]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, and in 2016 they launched a follow-up project, which is still ongoing. [13] The five countries established a regional working group on water quality including consideration of the possibility for harmonisation of water quality standards in the region, and despite regular meetings and ongoing activity, there is no evidence that specific standards have yet been adopted. [14, 15, 16] The group's Work Plan for 2019-2020 includes a range of measures aimed at the development of joint monitoring capacity, including exchange of best practices on monitoring and inspection visits to monitoring posts in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. [16] \n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed an agreement on cooperation in the area of water resource monitoring on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitue the countries' border. [18] However, there is no reference in the document to consideration of the countries' individual water quality standards, or the development of joint water quality standards. [18] The two countries continue to develop joint monitoring capacity, but there is no reference to joint standards in reports and publicly available documents. [19, 20, 21]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"The Syr Darya basin does not have any joint water quality standards.\n \n A 2018 report by the United Nations states that there is negligible cooperation on water quality issues between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, that there are no regional standards, and that domestic water quality standards vary considerably between the five countries. [1] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the SDBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [1] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the SDBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities are responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [16, 17] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water quality, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [1] \n \n Article 3 of the 1992 Almaty Agreement (which forms the basis of water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) states that the parties agree not to allow actions on their territory that pollute water sources, but does not create water quality standards. [2] Similarly, the 1993 Kzyl-Orda Agreement (between the same five states) includes a commitment to maintain \"proper water quality\" by reducing and preventing the discharge of untreated industrial and municipal waste and other pollutants, but does not actually establish standards. [3]\n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea and the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation do not mention water quality standards, and there is no evidence of such standards on any of the websites associated with them. [4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12] Expert interviewees confirmed that no joint water quality standards have been adopted, noting that when the ICWC was founded, all member states originally maintained legacy water standards adopted for the entire Soviet Union in 1984, but have during their years of independence diverged. [17, 18] While ICWC has held some meetings in recent years on water quality, concerns have been raised primarily by downstream states as part of complaints about upstream states' (such as Tajikistan) approach to water releases from dams. [17]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, and in 2016 they launched a follow-up project, which is still ongoing. [13] The five countries established a regional working group on water quality including consideration of the possibility for harmonisation of water quality standards in the region, but despite regular meetings and ongoing activity, there is no evidence that specific standards have yet been adopted. [14, 15, 16] The group's Work Plan for 2019-2020 includes a range of measures aimed at the development of joint monitoring capacity, including exchange of best practices on monitoring and inspection visits to monitoring posts in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. [16]\n \n In addition to the above efforts, in 2018 Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan established a Working Group on the topic of protection of the environment and water quality in the Syr Darya basin, and in 2019 the Kazakh side announced plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. [20] The former director of the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC), which supports the Working Group's activity [20], stated that CAREC had in 2019 considered plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan in the Working Group's plans, but was unable to give any more up-to-date information (having moved on from the organisation in June 2019). [21]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the Mekong River Commission which covers joint water quality standards and Vietnam is a full-member of it.\n\nIn 2011, the MRC and its member countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam) have developed the Procedures for Water Quality (PWQ), which is a cooperative framework with standards for good/acceptable water quality. [1] The PWQ includes technical guidelines for human health and aquatic life. The Technical Guidelines for Protection of Human Health defines 20 water quality criteria, specific target values for these criteria and information on how to assess the suitability of the river's quality of water. [2] The guidelines are not publicly available online. The PWQ do not impose a set of technical standards on the countries in addition to their own national standards, but are rather designed to alert member states to cases where water quality violates national standards and does not meet “what is regarded as good/acceptable water quality”. [3] \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"In the absence of a joint body for the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin, there is no formal cooperation on water quality standards by a joint body. With respect to multilateral or bilateral cooperation, Turkey and Syria signed a Memorandum of Understanding on the Remediation of Water Quality in 2009. This was one of 50 MoUs signed at the first meeting of the High Level Strategic Cooperation Council held in Damascus in December of that year. [1] No progress was mentioned in this respect at the second meeting of the Council in October 2010 [2], after which Turkey-Syrian relations were to deteriorate rapidly due to the events in Syria. For the past eight years, Ankara’s relations with Damascus have in practice been minimal due to the civil war. Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally [3].With respect to Iraq, Turkey and Iraq agreed to share hydrological and meteorological information and exchange expertise in these areas under the Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Environment and Forestry of the Republic of Turkey and the Ministry of Water Resources of the Republic of Iraq on Water of 2009 (one of 48 MoUs signed between the two countries at that time). [4] [5] However, according to a recent article published by the semi-official Anatolian Agency, the understandings reached with Iraq in 2009 have not yet been implemented, despite recent improvements in bilateral ties, which included a meeting of the presidents of the two countries in early 2019 and the appointment by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of a special representative for water allocation in the Tigris-Euphrates basin with particular reference to Iraq [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"The Amu Darya basin does not have any joint water quality standards.\n \n A 2018 report by the United Nations states that there is negligible cooperation on water quality issues between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, that there are no regional standards, and that domestic water quality standards vary considerably between five countries. [1] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO), are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [1] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the ADBWO maintains only a limited number of water observation posts, and that national authorities are responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [16, 17] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water quality, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [1] \n \n Article 3 of the 1992 Almaty Agreement (which forms the basis of water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) states that the parties agree not to allow actions on their territory that pollute water sources, but does not create water quality standards. [2] Similarly, the 1993 Kzyl-Orda Agreement (between the same five states) includes a commitment to maintain \"proper water quality\" by reducing and preventing the discharge of untreated industrial and municipal waste and other pollutants, but does not actually establish standards. [3]\n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea and the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation do not mention water quality standards, and there is no evidence of such standards on any of the websites associated with them. [4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12] Expert interviewees confirmed that no joint water quality standards have been adopted, noting that when the ICWC was founded, all member states originally maintained legacy water quality standards adopted for the entire Soviet Union in 1984, but have during their years of independence diverged. [16, 17] While ICWC has held some meetings in recent years on water quality, concerns have been raised primarily by downstream states as part of complaints about upstream states' (such as Tajikistan) approach to water releases from dams. [17]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, and in 2016 they launched a follow-up project, which is still ongoing. [13] The five countries established a regional working group on water quality including consideration of the possibility for harmonisation of water quality standards in the region, and despite regular meetings and ongoing activity, there is no evidence that specific standards have yet been adopted. [14, 15, 16] The group's Work Plan for 2019-2020 includes a range of measures aimed at the development of joint monitoring capacity, including exchange of best practices on monitoring and inspection visits to monitoring posts in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. [16]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"The Amu Darya basin does not have any joint water quality standards.\n \n A 2018 report by the United Nations states that there is negligible cooperation on water quality issues between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, that there are no regional standards, and that domestic water quality standards vary considerably between five countries. [1] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO), are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [1] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the ADBWO maintains only a limited number of water observation posts, and that national authorities are responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [16, 17] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water quality, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [1] \n \n Article 3 of the 1992 Almaty Agreement (which forms the basis of water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) states that the parties agree not to allow actions on their territory that pollute water sources, but does not create water quality standards. [2] Similarly, the 1993 Kzyl-Orda Agreement (between the same five states) includes a commitment to maintain \"proper water quality\" by reducing and preventing the discharge of untreated industrial and municipal waste and other pollutants, but does not actually establish standards. [3]\n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea and the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation do not mention water quality standards, and there is no evidence of such standards on any of the websites associated with them. [4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12] Expert interviewees confirmed that no joint water quality standards have been adopted, noting that when the ICWC was founded, all member states originally maintained legacy water quality standards adopted for the entire Soviet Union in 1984, but have during their years of independence diverged. [16, 17] While ICWC has held some meetings in recent years on water quality, concerns have been raised primarily by downstream states as part of complaints about upstream states' (such as Tajikistan) approach to water releases from dams. [17]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, and in 2016 they launched a follow-up project, which is still ongoing. [13] The five countries established a regional working group on water quality including consideration of the possibility for harmonisation of water quality standards in the region, and despite regular meetings and ongoing activity, there is no evidence that specific standards have yet been adopted. [14, 15, 16] The group's Work Plan for 2019-2020 includes a range of measures aimed at the development of joint monitoring capacity, including exchange of best practices on monitoring and inspection visits to monitoring posts in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. [16]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"The Syr Darya basin does not have any joint water quality standards, although a bilateral monitoring initiative between Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan addresses water quality standards.\n \n A 2018 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe states that there is negligible cooperation on water quality issues between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, that there are no regional standards, and that domestic water quality standards vary considerably between the five countries. [1] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the SDBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [1] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the SDBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities are responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [16, 17] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water quality, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [1] \n \n Article 3 of the 1992 Almaty Agreement (which forms the basis of water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) states that the parties agree not to allow actions on their territory that pollute water sources, but does not create water quality standards. [2] Similarly, the 1993 Kzyl-Orda Agreement (between the same five states) includes a commitment to maintain \"proper water quality\" by reducing and preventing the discharge of untreated industrial and municipal waste and other pollutants, but does not actually establish standards. [3]\n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea and the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation do not mention water quality standards, and there is no evidence of such standards on any of the websites associated with them. [4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12] Expert interviewees confirmed that there no joint water quality standards have been adopted, noting that when the ICWC was founded, all member states originally maintained legacy Soviet standards (1984), but have during their years of independence diverged. [20, 21] While ICWC has held some meetings in recent years on water quality, concerns have been raised primarily by downstream states as part of complaints about upstream states' (such as Tajikistan) approach to water releases from dams. [20]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, and in 2016 they launched a follow-up project, which is still ongoing. [13] The five countries established a regional working group on water quality including consideration of the possibility for harmonisation of water quality standards in the region, and despite regular meetings and ongoing activity, there is no evidence that specific standards have yet been adopted. [14, 15, 16] The group's Work Plan for 2019-2020 includes a range of measures aimed at the development of joint monitoring capacity, including exchange of best practices on monitoring and inspection visits to monitoring posts in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. [16] \n \n In addition to the above efforts, in 2018 Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan established a Working Group on the topic of protection of the environment and water quality in the Syr Darya basin, agreeing a three-year work plan involving analysis of joint and the individual sides' capacity for monitoring, including consideration of methods, equipment and standards to be applied. [17] Following mutual site visits to laboratories and water monitoring posts in 2019, as well as involvement from the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC), at a second meeting uniting deputies from the two countries' environment ministries in October 2019, the Working Group adopted a list of 28 pollutants to be tested for, although the exact list was not reported. [18, 19] A work plan for 2020 was also adopted, though not reported on, and the Kazakh delegation announced plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. [19, 20] The former director of CAREC stated that the organisation had in 2019 considered plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan in the Working Group's plans, but was unable to give any more up-to-date information (having moved on from the organisation in June 2019). [18] According to the former director, Kazakhstan is considering taking steps towards implementation of European Union water quality standards, and has raised the prospect of applying such standards in the working group. [20]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the creation of joint water quality standards, but there is no public evidence that this plan was been implemented.\n\nThe PAE is based on three fundamental pillars—a common vision among the countries for Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), a Transboundary Regional Diagnostic Analysis that identified priority challenges in the basin, and results and recommendations from ACTO’s and the project’s other activities—as well as three strategic lines of action: strengthening IWRM, institutional adaptation to climate change and variability, and knowledge management [2]. Strategic Action 5.4.4.1 of the PAE calls for strengthening of institutional and management frameworks to improve administration of water resources. One expected output of this action is the creation of joint water quality standards at the basin level [2]. ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding the status of the implementation of this strategic action [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"There is a management plan developed by the Mekong River Commission which covers joint water quality standards and Myanmar is a full-member of it.\n\nIn 2011, the MRC and its member countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam) have developed the Procedures for Water Quality (PWQ), which is a cooperative framework with standards for good/acceptable water quality. [1] The PWQ includes technical guidelines for human health and aquatic life. The Technical Guidelines for Protection of Human Health defines 20 water quality criteria, specific target values for these criteria and information on how to assess the suitability of the river's quality of water. [2] The guidelines are not publicly available online. The PWQ do not impose a set of technical standards on the countries in addition to their own national standards, but are rather designed to alert member states to cases where water quality violates national standards and does not meet “what is regarded as good/acceptable water quality”. [3] \n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Agreement on joint actions to solve the problem of the Aral Sea and the Aral Sea region, environmental recovery and ensuring the socio-economic development of the Aral region.\" (\"Соглашение о совместных действиях по решению проблемы Аральского моря и Приаралья, экологическому оздоровлению и обеспечению социально-экономического развития Аральского региона.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute13_ru.htm].\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Agreement on joint actions to solve the problem of the Aral Sea and the Aral Sea region, environmental recovery and ensuring the socio-economic development of the Aral region.\" (\"Соглашение о совместных действиях по решению проблемы Аральского моря и Приаралья, экологическому оздоровлению и обеспечению социально-экономического развития Аральского региона.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute13_ru.htm].\n \n [5] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n \n [6] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.\n \n [7] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2018. \"Surface waters quality monitoring systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment.\" [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/SURFACE_WATERS_QUALITY_MONITORING_SYSTEMS_IN_CENTRAL_ASIA_NEEDS_ASSESSMENT.pdf].\n \n [8] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 25 October 2010. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf].\n \n [9] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [10] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2017. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Tajikistan and Afghanistan in the upper Amu Darya and Pyanj river basins\", (\"Укрепление сотрудничества в области гидрологии окружающей среди между Таджикистаном и Афганистаном в бассейне реки Амударьи и Пяндж\"). 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Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[18] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ER$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A60+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F60,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ER$4),,,,))","v":"[1] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2018. \"Surface waters quality monitoring systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment.\". 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is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation. There are also no measures implemented by the joint body to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] There is no mention of measures to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution, such as notification or alarm systems, of such measures in the 1992 Almaty Agreement or the 1993 Kyzl-Orda Agreement between the same five states. [3, 4] \n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed an agreement on cooperation in the area of water resource monitoring on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitute the countries' border. [5] Under the agreement, the parties commit to urgent notification of the other country on flooding, mudslides and drought in the river basin, but there is no reference in the document to notification and communications regarding accidental pollution events. [5] The parties continue to develop joint monitoring capacity, but there is no reference to notification on pollution in reports and publicly available documents. [6, 7, 8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"There is insufficient evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) was implemented notification and communications or joint alarm system to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. ACTO’s website does not contain information regarding a warning system for transboundary pollution [1].\n\nACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the implementation of transboundary early warning systems for meteorological events, but the document does not discuss transboundary pollution in relation to these systems [2]. In 2014, ACTO reported on a joint early warning system established between Brazil, Peru and Bolivia in their shared Amazon region. However, the public information regarding the system only discusses natural disaster alerts and does not mention accidental pollution [3]. \n\nBolivia is a member of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty, which was signed in 1978 and was since 1992 increased its focus on water resources in the Amazon Basin. The Treaty promotes cooperation among its eight member states: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela [4]. A 2014 report by the United Nations Environment Programme on adaptation mechanisms in the Amazon region noted that cities such as La Paz and Santa Cruz in Bolivia had implemented early warning systems for natural disasters, but the report did not mention transboundary advisories from these systems or their use to warn about risks from water pollution [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"There are measures implemented by the joint body to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. \n\nAccording to the Sava Commission Annual Report, section 2.3, in the field of accident pollution management, the Parties of the Framework Agreement for the Sava River Basin use the Accident Emergency Warning System (JEWS), developed and maintained by ICPDR. The objectives of the JEWS are receiving, processing and transmission of information of pollution and prompt dealing with and communication of information on emergencies. In 2017 no accidents have been detected in the Sava River Basin. However, the system itself has been tested regularly. The Parties has established the Principle International Alert Centres (PIAC) as a responsible operational unit in charge of international communication. [1] \nAccording to the Sava River Basin Management Plan, the Accident Risk Spots inventory encompasses operational industrial sites with a major risk of accidental pollution, due to the nature of the chemicals being produced, stored or used at the plants, as well as contaminated sites including landfills and dumps in areas liable to flooding. The inventory of operating industrial sites was finalised in 2001 and updated in 2003. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"There is insufficient evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has implemented notification and communications or joint alarm system to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. \n\nACTO’s website does not contain information regarding a warning system for transboundary pollution [1]. ACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the implementation of transboundary early warning systems for meteorological events, but the document does not discuss transboundary pollution in relation to these systems [2]. In 2014, ACTO reported on a joint early warning system established between Brazil, Peru and Bolivia in their shared Amazon region. However, the public information regarding the system only discusses natural disaster alerts and does not mention accidental pollution [3,4]. \n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"The measures are outlined in the management plan of the Mekong River Commission to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution and Cambodia is a full-member of the joint body.\n\nThe MRC has implemented an information system that facilitates communication and emergency notification across Member countries. The MRC-Information System that is maintained by MRC is timely and accurate and has established a usable network and communication system. The system is not only for ongoing communication, but also for emergencies that would require an immediate response. According to the MRC’s 2017 procedures update document, “Whenever a Party becomes aware of any special water quantity or quality problems constituting an emergency that requires an immediate response, it shall notify and consult directly with the party(ies) concerned and the Joint Committee without delay in order to take appropriate remedial action” [1, 2]. Emergency response for accidental pollution from navigation was also mentioned in the Regional Action Plan for Sustainable Transport of Dangerous Goods along the Mekong River 2015-2020. However, the plan does not address the issue of limiting accidental pollution. The plan also notes that within the Member Countries, specific legislation on managing navigation spills is limited. Only Thailand and Vietnam have the necessary personnel and equipment to respond effectively to emergencies. [3]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"The measures to prevent transboundary impact of accidental pollution are outlined in the \"Technical Guidelines for Water Quality Emergency Response and Management\" of MRC, which is one of the technical guidelines implemented by the \"Procedure for Water Quality\", is expected to promote timely and effective cooperation among the MRC Member Countries in response to water quality emergency pollution incident [1]. China is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC) and has not signed any formal MoUs regarding Procedures for Water Quality (PWQ) with the MRC or has any bilateral agreements regarding notification and communications or joint alarm system to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. [2,3,4] There are no bilateral alarm systems under the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD) or Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC), even though China is a full member of both of these two organizations [5]. The LMC's Five Year Action Plan (2018 - 2022) makes a reference to \"formulate and implement the 'Green Lancang-Mekong Plan', focusing on promoting cooperation in atmospheric and water pollution prevention and ecosystem management, and strengthening communication with relevant sub-regional mechanisms\" [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"There is insufficient evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has implemented notification and communications or joint alarm system to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. \n\nACTO’s website does not contain information regarding a warning system for transboundary pollution [1]. ACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the implementation of transboundary early warning systems for meteorological events, but the document does not discuss transboundary pollution in relation to these systems [2]. In 2014, ACTO reported on a joint early warning system established between Brazil, Peru and Bolivia in their shared Amazon region. However, the public information regarding the system only discusses natural disaster alerts and does not mention accidental pollution [3,4]. \n\n\nIn addition, a 2014 report from the OECD on Colombia's environmental report noted that the country did not have any apparent transboundary agreements for dealing with accidental chemical spills [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"There are measures implemented by the joint body to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. \n\nAccording to the Sava Commission Annual Report, section 2.3, in the field of accident pollution management, the Parties of the Framework Agreement for the Sava River Basin use the Accident Emergency Warning System (JEWS), developed and maintained by ICPDR. The objectives of the JEWS are receiving, processing and transmission of information of pollution and prompt dealing with and communication of information on emergencies. In 2017 no accidents have been detected in the Sava River Basin. However, the system itself has been tested regularly. The Parties has established the Principle International Alert Centres (PIAC) as a responsible operational unit in charge of international communication. [1] According to the Sava River Basin Management Plan, the Accident Risk Spots inventory encompasses operational industrial sites with a major risk of accidental pollution, due to the nature of the chemicals being produced, stored or used at the plants, as well as contaminated sites including landfills and dumps in areas liable to flooding. The inventory of operating industrial sites was finalised in 2001 and updated in 2003. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"There is insufficient evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) was implemented notification and communications or joint alarm system to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. ACTO’s website does not contain information regarding a warning system for transboundary pollution [1]. \n\nACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the implementation of transboundary early warning systems for meteorological events, but the document does not discuss transboundary pollution in relation to these systems [2]. In 2014, ACTO reported on a joint early warning system established between Brazil, Peru and Bolivia in their shared Amazon region. However, the public information regarding the system only discusses natural disaster alerts and does not mention accidental pollution [3].\n\nEcuador is a member of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty, which was signed in 1978 and was since 1992 increased its focus on water resources in the Amazon Basin. The Treaty promotes cooperation among its eight member states: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela [4]. In addition, a 2013 report by environmental activists noted that after an oil spill in Ecuador resulted in transboundary water pollution in Peru, there was slow coordination between authorities in both countries and the lack of an alert system [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"OVMS has measures partially to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution and the Guniea is a full-member of it. \n\nWithin the OMVS, \" the Permanent Water Commission, which is an advisory body to the Council of Ministers, is responsible for investigating projects in Member States that may have a negative impact on the river's waters and plays an important role in controlling water use and pollution control.\" In this sense, this Commission is responsible for investigating the projects to be implemented by Member States that may have a negative impact on river's waters. (1) Indeed, member states have the obligation to inform other states, before undertaking any action or project that may have an impact on water availability or quality. (2) No further measures to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution or guidelines could be found in the OMVS, in the annual report of the Observatory of the environment or in the Charter of Waters of the Senegal River. (3,4,2) \n\nno further measures to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution or guidelines could be found in the OMVS, in the annual report of the Environment Observatory or in the Charter of Waters of the Senegal River."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"No, there is no formal collaboration among basin states to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. Although Iran was warned the Iraq party over several environmental problems such as sand haze [1] and chemical wastewater [2], there exists no joint communication system to alleviate the aftermaths or notify the occurrence of such accidents.\n\nNo other information was found after a check of multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [3], the Foreign Ministry [4], the Department of Environment [5], the Ministry of Energy [6] and the Ministry of Agriculture [7] provided no relevant information.\n\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence of a coordinated notification and communications on accidental pollution in the Tigris/Euphrates River Basin. [1,2,3,4]\n\nAccording to a study by Professor Aysegül at MEF University in Istanbul, these communiques are irregular and mostly ineffective. There is an \"endnduring problem of lack of coordination in transboundary water management in the basin\" [5]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"There are no measures implemented by the joint body to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution, but Kazakhstan has bilateral measures in place with Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan. \n \n There is no mention of measures to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution, such as notification or alarm systems, in the statues of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO), the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) or the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3] There is no mention of such measures in the 1992 Almaty Agreement or the 1993 Kyzl-Orda Agreement (both of which govern water management between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [4, 5] There is no mention of measures specifically addressing accidental pollution in the 2000 agreement between Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan on the joint management of the Chu and Talas rivers, or description of further development of the agreement, although the parties do commit to notification and joint action to address \"emergencies at insterstate water facilities\". [6, 7] There is no evidence of such measures on any of the websites associated with the SDBWO, ICWC or IFAS. [8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13]\n \n In 2006 a draft Framework Convention on Environmental Protection for Sustainable Development in Central Asia was approved, intended to cover Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [14, 15] It states that all parties \"shall cooperate in the provision of information and monitoring of anthropogenic and natural processes that may lead to emergency situations\", and further states that the parties shall develop protocols establishing rules and procedures for matters such as \"identification and prioritization of water pollutants and coordination of terms for reducing their discharges\" and \"taking measures and actions to prevent and reduce pollution so as not to cause damage in the territory of parties located downstream\". [14, 15] However, there is no evidence that the convention has actually been signed or ratified by any government. \n \n Article 2 of the 1998 Bishkek Agreement between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan includes a commitment to establish \"a network of information support in the field of environmental protection and nature management and warning of emergency situations in border areas\". [16] Article 3 of the same agreement includes a commitment to immediately notify one another of \"dangerous environmental situations in their territory with possible negative consequences affecting neighbouring states\". [16]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"There are no measures implemented by the joint body to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution, but Kyrgyzstan has bilateral measures in place with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. \n \n There is no mention of measures to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution, such as notification or alarm systems, in the statues of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO), the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) or the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3] There is no mention of such measures in the 1992 Almaty Agreement or the 1993 Kyzl-Orda Agreement (both of which govern water management between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [4, 5] There is no mention of measures specifically addressing accidental pollution in the 2000 agreement between Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan on the joint management of the Chu and Talas rivers, or description of further development of the agreement, although the parties do commit to notification and joint action to address \"emergencies at insterstate water facilities\". [6, 7] There is no evidence of such measures on any of the websites associated with the SDBWO, ICWC or IFAS. [8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13]\n \n In 2006 a draft Framework Convention on Environmental Protection for Sustainable Development in Central Asia was approved, intended to cover Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [14, 15] It states that all parties \"shall cooperate in the provision of information and monitoring of anthropogenic and natural processes that may lead to emergency situations\", and further states that the parties shall develop protocols establishing rules and procedures for matters such as \"identification and prioritization of water pollutants and coordination of terms for reducing their discharges\" and \"taking measures and actions to prevent and reduce pollution so as not to cause damage in the territory of parties located downstream\". [14, 15] However, there is no evidence that the convention has actually been signed or ratified by any government. \n \n Article 2 of the 1998 Bishkek Agreement between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan includes a commitment to establish \"a network of information support in the field of environmental protection and nature management and warning of emergency situations in border areas\". [16] Article 3 of the same agreement includes a commitment to immediately notify one another of \"dangerous environmental situations in their territory with possible negative consequences affecting neighbouring states\". [16] No specific provisions for international pollution warning measures were found in the Kyrgyz Ministry of Emergencies strategic plan for the development of disaster response; no information on situations where such a system might have been used was found on the Ministry website. [17, 18]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"The measures are outlined in the management plan of the Mekong River Commission to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution and Laos is a full-member of the joint body.\n\nThe MRC has implemented an information system that facilitates communication and emergency notification across Member countries. The MRC-Information System that is maintained by MRC is timely and accurate and has established a usable network and communication system. The system is not only for ongoing communication, but also for emergencies that would require an immediate response. According to the MRC’s 2017 procedures update document, “Whenever a Party becomes aware of any special water quantity or quality problems constituting an emergency that requires an immediate response, it shall notify and consult directly with the party(ies) concerned and the Joint Committee without delay in order to take appropriate remedial action” [1, 2]. Emergency response for accidental pollution from navigation was also mentioned in the Regional Action Plan for Sustainable Transport of Dangerous Goods along the Mekong River 2015-2020. However, the plan does not address the issue of limiting accidental pollution. The plan also notes that within the Member Countries, specific legislation on managing navigation spills is limited. Only Thailand and Vietnam have the necessary personnel and equipment to respond effectively to emergencies. [3]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"OVMS has measures partially to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution and the Mali is a full-member of it. \n\nWithin the OMVS, \" the Permanent Water Commission, which is an advisory body to the Council of Ministers, is responsible for investigating projects in Member States that may have a negative impact on the river's waters and plays an important role in controlling water use and pollution control.\" In this sense, this Commission is responsible for investigating the projects to be implemented by Member States that may have a negative impact on river's waters. (1) Indeed, member states have the obligation to inform other states, before undertaking any action or project that may have an impact on water availability or quality. (2) No further measures to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution or guidelines could be found in the OMVS, in the annual report of the Observatory of the environment or in the Charter of Waters of the Senegal River. (3,4,2) \n\nno further measures to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution or guidelines could be found in the OMVS, in the annual report of the Environment Observatory or in the Charter of Waters of the Senegal River."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"OVMS has measures partially to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution and the Mauritania is a full-member of it. \n\nWithin the OMVS, \" the Permanent Water Commission, which is an advisory body to the Council of Ministers, is responsible for investigating projects in Member States that may have a negative impact on the river's waters and plays an important role in controlling water use and pollution control.\" In this sense, this Commission is responsible for investigating the projects to be implemented by Member States that may have a negative impact on river's waters. (1) Indeed, member states have the obligation to inform other states, before undertaking any action or project that may have an impact on water availability or quality. (2) No further measures to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution or guidelines could be found in the OMVS, in the annual report of the Observatory of the environment or in the Charter of Waters of the Senegal River. (3,4,2) \n\nno further measures to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution or guidelines could be found in the OMVS, in the annual report of the Environment Observatory or in the Charter of Waters of the Senegal River."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"Myanmar is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC) and has not signed any formal MoUs regarding Procedures for Water Quality (PWQ) with the MRC or has any bilateral agreements regarding notification and communications or joint alarm system to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. [1,2,3] No such thing exist with the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation either. [4] However, ASEAN Integrated Water Resources Management Website (which Myanmar is a member) provides an overview of the status of IWRM and annual reports on IWRM performance in AMS for six water management-related issues, which includes water pollution management. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"There is insufficient evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has implemented notification and communications or joint alarm system to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. \n\nACTO’s website does not contain information regarding a warning system for transboundary pollution [1]. ACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the implementation of transboundary early warning systems for meteorological events, but the document does not discuss transboundary pollution in relation to these systems [2]. In 2014, ACTO reported on a joint early warning system established between Brazil, Peru and Bolivia in their shared Amazon region. However, the public information regarding the system only discusses natural disaster alerts and does not mention accidental pollution [3,4]. \n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"OVMS has measures partially to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution and the Senegal is a full-member of it. \n\nWithin the OMVS, \" the Permanent Water Commission, which is an advisory body to the Council of Ministers, is responsible for investigating projects in Member States that may have a negative impact on the river's waters and plays an important role in controlling water use and pollution control.\" In this sense, this Commission is responsible for investigating the projects to be implemented by Member States that may have a negative impact on river's waters. (1) Indeed, member states have the obligation to inform other states, before undertaking any action or project that may have an impact on water availability or quality. (2) No further measures to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution or guidelines could be found in the OMVS, in the annual report of the Observatory of the environment or in the Charter of Waters of the Senegal River. (3,4,2) \n\nno further measures to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution or guidelines could be found in the OMVS, in the annual report of the Environment Observatory or in the Charter of Waters of the Senegal River."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"There are measures implemented by the joint body to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. \n\nAccording to the Sava Commission Annual Report, section 2.3, in the field of accident pollution management, the Parties of the Framework Agreement for the Sava River Basin use the Accident Emergency Warning System (JEWS), developed and maintained by ICPDR. The objectives of the JEWS are receiving, processing and transmission of information of pollution and prompt dealing with and communication of information on emergencies. In 2017 no accidents have been detected in the Sava River Basin. However, the system itself has been tested regularly. The Parties has established the Principle International Alert Centres (PIAC) as a responsible operational unit in charge of international communication. [1] According to the Sava River Basin Management Plan, the Accident Risk Spots inventory encompasses operational industrial sites with a major risk of accidental pollution, due to the nature of the chemicals being produced, stored or used at the plants, as well as contaminated sites including landfills and dumps in areas liable to flooding. The inventory of operating industrial sites was finalised in 2001 and updated in 2003. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"There are measures implemented by the joint body to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. \n\nAccording to the Sava Commission Annual Report, section 2.3, in the field of accident pollution management, the Parties of the Framework Agreement for the Sava River Basin use the Accident Emergency Warning System (JEWS), developed and maintained by ICPDR. The objectives of the JEWS are receiving, processing and transmission of information of pollution and prompt dealing with and communication of information on emergencies. In 2017 no accidents have been detected in the Sava River Basin. However, the system itself has been tested regularly. The Parties has established the Principle International Alert Centres (PIAC) as a responsible operational unit in charge of international communication. [1] According to the Sava River Basin Management Plan, the Accident Risk Spots inventory encompasses operational industrial sites with a major risk of accidental pollution, due to the nature of the chemicals being produced, stored or used at the plants, as well as contaminated sites including landfills and dumps in areas liable to flooding. The inventory of operating industrial sites was finalised in 2001 and updated in 2003. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"No, there is no joint body for management of the Tigris/Euphrates and none of the bilateral agreements mention joint alarms to limit transboundary impact of accidental pollution. Currently, there are no basin-wide operational arrangements in the Tigris-Euphrates River Basin (shared between Iraq, Syria and Turkey). [1] The Syrian war has stalled all efforts towards development of water resources in the Euphrates-Tigris basin. All previous MoUs, such as the MoU of 2002 between Syria and Iraq [2], two MoUs in 2011 between Syria and Turkey [3] [4] have expired or do not show current operational status."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"There are no measures implemented by the joint body to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution.\n \n There is no mention of measures to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution, such as notification or alarm systems, in the statues of the Amu Darya Water Organisation, the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) or the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3, 4] There is no mention of such measures in the 1992 Almaty Agreement or the 1993 Kyzl-Orda Agreement (both of which govern water management between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan), or in the 1999 agreement on the management of the Syr Darya basin (between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan). [5, 6, 7] There is no evidence of such measures on any of the websites associated with the ADBWO, ICWC or IFAS. [8, 9, 10, 11, 12]\n \n In 2006 a draft Framework Convention on Environmental Protection for Sustainable Development in Central Asia was approved, intended to cover Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [13, 14] It states that all parties \"shall cooperate in the provision of information and monitoring of anthropogenic and natural processes that may lead to emergency situations\", and further states that the parties shall develop protocols establishing rules and procedures for matters such as \"identification and prioritization of water pollutants and coordination of terms for reducing their discharges\" and \"taking measures and actions to prevent and reduce pollution so as not to cause damage in the territory of parties located downstream\". [13, 14] However, there is no evidence that the convention has actually been signed or ratified by any government.\n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed an agreement on cooperation in the area of water resource monitoring on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitute the countries' border. [5] Under the agreement, the parties commit to urgent notification of the other country on flooding, mudslides and drought in the river basin, but there is no reference in the document to notification and communications regarding accidental pollution events. [5] The parties continue to develop joint monitoring capacity, but there is no reference to notification on pollution in reports and publicly available documents. [15, 16, 17]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"There are no measures implemented by the joint body to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution.\n \n There is no mention of measures to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution, such as notification or alarm systems, in the statues of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO), the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) or the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3] There is no mention of such measures in the 1992 Almaty Agreement or the 1993 Kyzl-Orda Agreement (both of which govern water management between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [4, 5] There is no mention of such measures in the two water-related bilateral agreements between Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, which were signed in 1996 and 2007 respectively. [6, 7] There is no evidence of such measures on any of the websites associated with the SDBWO, ICWC or IFAS. [8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13]\n \n In 2006 a draft Framework Convention on Environmental Protection for Sustainable Development in Central Asia was approved, intended to cover Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [14, 15] It states that all parties \"shall cooperate in the provision of information and monitoring of anthropogenic and natural processes that may lead to emergency situations\", and further states that the parties shall develop protocols establishing rules and procedures for matters such as \"identification and prioritization of water pollutants and coordination of terms for reducing their discharges\" and \"taking measures and actions to prevent and reduce pollution so as not to cause damage in the territory of parties located downstream\". [14, 15] However, there is no evidence that the convention has actually been signed or ratified by any government."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"The measures are outlined in the management plan of the Mekong River Commission to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution and Thailand is a full-member of the joint body.\n\nThe MRC has implemented an information system that facilitates communication and emergency notification across Member countries. The MRC-Information System that is maintained by MRC is timely and accurate and has established a usable network and communication system. The system is not only for ongoing communication, but also for emergencies that would require an immediate response. According to the MRC’s 2017 procedures update document, “Whenever a Party becomes aware of any special water quantity or quality problems constituting an emergency that requires an immediate response, it shall notify and consult directly with the party(ies) concerned and the Joint Committee without delay in order to take appropriate remedial action” [1, 2]. Emergency response for accidental pollution from navigation was also mentioned in the Regional Action Plan for Sustainable Transport of Dangerous Goods along the Mekong River 2015-2020. However, the plan does not address the issue of limiting accidental pollution. The plan also notes that within the Member Countries, specific legislation on managing navigation spills is limited. Only Thailand and Vietnam have the necessary personnel and equipment to respond effectively to emergencies. [3]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"No measures are being implemented by the states in the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. There is no joint body or multilateral mechanism. Similarly, there is no formal bilateral agreement concerning pollution with either Syria or Iraq (No mention of such an agreement is made in Turkey’s submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 [1], in Kibaroğlu and Scheumann’s article [2], or on the webpages of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Syria [3] [4] and Iraq [5]). In any case, Ankara’s relations with Damascus have in practice been minimal due to the civil war for the past eight years. Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally [6]. These two countries can therefore communicate on pollution if they wish, but they have no specific arrangements for doing so\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"There are no measures implemented by the joint body to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution,\n \n There is no mention of measures to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution, such as notification or alarm systems, in the statues of the Amu Darya Water Organisation, the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) or the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3, 4] There is no mention of such measures in the 1992 Almaty Agreement or the 1993 Kyzl-Orda Agreement (both of which govern water management between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan), or in the 1999 agreement on the management of the Syr Darya basin (between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan). [5, 6, 7] There is no evidence of such measures on any of the websites associated with the ICWC or IFAS. [8, 9, 10, 11, 12]\n \n In 2006 a draft Framework Convention on Environmental Protection for Sustainable Development in Central Asia was approved, intended to cover Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [13, 14] It states that all parties \"shall cooperate in the provision of information and monitoring of anthropogenic and natural processes that may lead to emergency situations\", and further states that the parties shall develop protocols establishing rules and procedures for matters such as \"identification and prioritization of water pollutants and coordination of terms for reducing their discharges\" and \"taking measures and actions to prevent and reduce pollution so as not to cause damage in the territory of parties located downstream\". [13, 14] However, there is no evidence that the convention has actually been signed or ratified by any government."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"There are no measures implemented by the joint body to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution.\n \n There is no mention of measures to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution, such as notification or alarm systems, in the statues of the Amu Darya Water Organisation, the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) or the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3, 4] There is no mention of such measures in the 1992 Almaty Agreement or the 1993 Kyzl-Orda Agreement (both of which govern water management between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan), or in the 1999 agreement on the management of the Syr Darya basin (between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan). [5, 6, 7] There is no evidence of such measures on any of the websites associated with the ADBWO, ICWC or IFAS. [8, 9, 10, 11, 12]\n \n In 2006 a draft Framework Convention on Environmental Protection for Sustainable Development in Central Asia was approved, intended to cover Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [13, 14] It states that all parties \"shall cooperate in the provision of information and monitoring of anthropogenic and natural processes that may lead to emergency situations\", and further states that the parties shall develop protocols establishing rules and procedures for matters such as \"identification and prioritization of water pollutants and coordination of terms for reducing their discharges\" and \"taking measures and actions to prevent and reduce pollution so as not to cause damage in the territory of parties located downstream\". [13, 14] However, there is no evidence that the convention has actually been signed or ratified by any government."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"There are no measures implemented by the joint body to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution, but Uzbekistan has bilateral measures in place with Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan. \n \n There is no mention of measures to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution, such as notification or alarm systems, in the statues of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO), the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) or the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3] There is no mention of such measures in the 1992 Almaty Agreement or the 1993 Kyzl-Orda Agreement (both of which govern water management between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [4, 5] There is no mention of such measures in the two water-related bilateral agreements between Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, which were signed in 1996 and 2007 respectively. [6, 7] There is no evidence of such measures on any of the websites associated with the SDBWO, ICWC or IFAS. [8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13]\n \n In 2006 a draft Framework Convention on Environmental Protection for Sustainable Development in Central Asia was approved, intended to cover Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [14, 15] It states that all parties \"shall cooperate in the provision of information and monitoring of anthropogenic and natural processes that may lead to emergency situations\", and further states that the parties shall develop protocols establishing rules and procedures for matters such as \"identification and prioritization of water pollutants and coordination of terms for reducing their discharges\" and \"taking measures and actions to prevent and reduce pollution so as not to cause damage in the territory of parties located downstream\". [14, 15] However, there is no evidence that the convention has actually been signed or ratified by any government. \n \n Article 2 of the 1998 Bishkek Agreement between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan includes a commitment to establish \"a network of information support in the field of environmental protection and nature management and warning of emergency situations in border areas\". [15] Article 3 of the same agreement includes a commitment to immediately notify one another of \"dangerous environmental situations in their territory with possible negative consequences affecting neighbouring states\". [16]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"There is insufficient evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) was implemented notification and communications or joint alarm system to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. ACTO’s website does not contain information regarding a warning system for transboundary pollution [1].\n\nACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the implementation of transboundary early warning systems for meteorological events, but the document does not discuss transboundary pollution in relation to these systems [2]. In 2014, ACTO reported on a joint early warning system established between Brazil, Peru and Bolivia in their shared Amazon region. However, the public information regarding the system only discusses natural disaster alerts and does not mention accidental pollution [3]. \n\nColombia, Guyana, Suriname and Venezuela form part of the Regional Marine Pollution Emergency Information and Training Center for the Caribbean region in Curacao. The Center provides support for training, prevention and response to an oil spill. The Oil Spill Protocol \"calls for cooperation in taking all necessary measures, both preventive and remedial, for the protection of the marine environment from oil spill incidents\" [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"The measures are outlined in the management plan of the Mekong River Commission to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution and Vietnam is a full-member of the joint body.\n\nThe MRC has implemented an information system that facilitates communication and emergency notification across Member countries. The MRC-Information System that is maintained by MRC is timely and accurate and has established a usable network and communication system. The system is not only for ongoing communication, but also for emergencies that would require an immediate response. According to the MRC’s 2017 procedures update document, “Whenever a Party becomes aware of any special water quantity or quality problems constituting an emergency that requires an immediate response, it shall notify and consult directly with the party(ies) concerned and the Joint Committee without delay in order to take appropriate remedial action” [1, 2]. Emergency response for accidental pollution from navigation was also mentioned in the Regional Action Plan for Sustainable Transport of Dangerous Goods along the Mekong River 2015-2020. However, the plan does not address the issue of limiting accidental pollution. The plan also notes that within the Member Countries, specific legislation on managing navigation spills is limited. Only Thailand and Vietnam have the necessary personnel and equipment to respond effectively to emergencies. [3]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Agreement on joint actions to solve the problem of the Aral Sea and the Aral Sea region, environmental recovery and ensuring the socio-economic development of the Aral region.\" (\"Соглашение о совместных действиях по решению проблемы Аральского моря и Приаралья, экологическому оздоровлению и обеспечению социально-экономического развития Аральского региона.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute13_ru.htm].\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Agreement on joint actions to solve the problem of the Aral Sea and the Aral Sea region, environmental recovery and ensuring the socio-economic development of the Aral region.\" (\"Соглашение о совместных действиях по решению проблемы Аральского моря и Приаралья, экологическому оздоровлению и обеспечению социально-экономического развития Аральского региона.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute13_ru.htm].\n \n [5] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 25 October 2010. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf].\n \n [6] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [7] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2017. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Tajikistan and Afghanistan in the upper Amu Darya and Pyanj river basins\", (\"Укрепление сотрудничества в области гидрологии окружающей среди между Таджикистаном и Афганистаном в бассейне реки Амударьи и Пяндж\"). [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/Milal_Inter_Journal_optimized.pdf].\n \n [8] Man and Nature (\"Инсон ба Табиат\"). 26 June 2019. \"Outcomes of the high-level meeting between the Republic of Tajikistan and the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan\", (\"Итоги совещание высокопоставленных должностных лиц и технических экспертов Республики Таджикистан и Исламской Республики Афганистан\"). [http://environment.tj/itogi-soveshhanie-vysokopostavlennyh-dolzhnostnyh-lic-i-tehnicheskih-jekspertov-respubliki-tadzhikistan-i-islamskoj-respubliki-afganistan/]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Amazonian Waters Newsletter. 2014. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160705/44939b6be35d36aba30454b5f5ceded6.pdf\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[5] United Nations Environment Programme. Activity III.2.2 Adaptation to Climate Change in the Transboundary Region. 2014. \nhttp://otca.info/gef/uploads/documento/2d45e-ATIVID.III.2.2_HUGO.FUENTES_RELATORIO_4_FNL.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"FAQ on Procedures for Water Quality\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/faq-on-procedures-for-water-quality/#PWQ2 [3] MRC Procedural Rules for Mekong Water Cooperation\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/MRC-procedures-EN-V.7-JUL-18.pdf[4] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \"Bilateral Cooperations\". http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/ [5]ASEAN. \"ASEAN Cooperation on Water Resources Management\". https://environment.asean.org/awgwrm/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Amazonian Waters Newsletter. 2014. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160705/44939b6be35d36aba30454b5f5ceded6.pdf\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"FAQ on Procedures for Water Quality\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/faq-on-procedures-for-water-quality/#PWQ2 [3] MRC Procedural Rules for Mekong Water Cooperation\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/MRC-procedures-EN-V.7-JUL-18.pdf[4] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \"Bilateral Cooperations\". http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/ [5]ASEAN. \"ASEAN Cooperation on Water Resources Management\". https://environment.asean.org/awgwrm/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"FAQ on Procedures for Water Quality\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/faq-on-procedures-for-water-quality/#PWQ2 [3] MRC Procedural Rules for Mekong Water Cooperation\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/MRC-procedures-EN-V.7-JUL-18.pdf\n[4] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC), accessed in 2019, http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/.\nAsia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD), accessed in 2019,http://www.acd-dialogue.org/index.html."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A61+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F61,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Amazonian Waters Newsletter. 2014. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160705/44939b6be35d36aba30454b5f5ceded6.pdf\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[5] Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development. 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is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation and there are equally no basin-level procedures for disaster response to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events. \n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] Parties to the agreement committed to joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [3, 4]\n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed an agreement on cooperation in the area of water resource monitoring on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitute the countries' border. [5] Under the agreement, the parties commit to urgent notification of the other country on flooding, mudslides and drought in the river basin, and also to work on joint strengthening of riverbanks, but there is no reference in the document to specific measures for this. [6] The parties continue to develop joint monitoring capacity, but there is no reference to specific measures for disaster alerts in reports and publicly available documents. [7, 8, 9] In 2019, the two countries received support from the United Nations Development Programme to draft a bilateral agreement establishing terms and procedures for cooperation during disasters, including an action plan for 2019 and 2020; an Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) official commented that the agency has limited access to remote border districts during crises, whereas Tajikistan had better capacity to react. [10] In August 2019, the two countries signed an agreement on mutual cooperation in the field of disaster prevention and response, during a regional conference on the Sendai Risk Reduction Framework. [11] However, the document could not be found on the websites of NDMA or Tajikistan's Committee of Emergency Situations and Civil Defence. [12, 13] Tajikistan ratified the agreement in January 2020."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has implemented a coordinated or joint alarm system for floods or droughts to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events for some member countries, and public evidence indicates that Bolivia is a member of this system. \n\nIn 2014, ACTO reported on a joint early warning system for natural disasters established between Brazil, Peru and Bolivia in their shared Amazon region. The system uses a web platform developed by Brazil called TerraMA2, which allows countries to flag risks on a map interface and grade them based on the level of risk [1]. In Bolivia, the TerraMA2 platform is managed by the Departmental Emergency Operations Center in Pando and the Secretariat of the Environment of the departmental government of Pando [5]. Publicly available documentation does not mention experiences in the use of the system [1, 3, 5]\n\nACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the implementation of transboundary early warning systems for meteorological events (Strategic Action 5.3.1.2), but ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding the status of the implementation of this strategic action [2]. ACTO's website does not contain information on plans for other countries to join TerraMA2, although a report on the pilot implementation states there is a need to expand it [3, 5].\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"There are measures implemented such as joint alarm system for floods or droughts to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events. \n\nIn 2011, the Parties established the Principle International Alert Centres (PIAC) as a responsible operational unit in charge of international communication on water related extreme events. [1]From 2018 onwards, 24/7 functioning of all PIACs is operational in Slovenia and Croatia, however PIACs in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia exist but are still not able to operate 24/7. [1]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has implemented a coordinated or joint alarm system for floods or droughts to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events for some member countries,including Brazil.\n\nIn 2014, ACTO reported on a joint early warning system for natural disasters established between Brazil, Peru and Bolivia in their shared Amazon region. The system uses a web platform developed by Brazil called TerraMA2, which allows countries to flag risks on a map interface and grade them based on the level of risk [1]. \n\nACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the implementation of transboundary early warning systems for meteorological events (Strategic Action 5.3.1.2), but ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding the status of the implementation of this strategic action [2, 3].\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"There are measures to limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events that are undertaken by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) and Cambodia is a full-member.\n\nThe MRC has a flood and mitigation programme called the Flood Management and Mitigation Programme (FMMP). It is designed to minimise negative flood-related impacts while preserving the benefits and has helped state agencies in the four riparian countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam) manage flooding by using data and tools that make timely flood-forecasting and impact-mitigation possible. During the flood season, which runs from June to November, the Regional Flood Management and Mitigation Centre uses data from 138 hydro-meteorological stations to issues daily flood forecasts and warnings. The Centre also holds regular regional Flood Forums. The flood forum facilitates dialogue and cooperation serves platform among planners, scientists, international organisations, and civil society organisations. In 2010, MRC established a Drought Management start-up project and is working with its member states to expand planning and response to drought. [1, 2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) includes \"Flood and Drought\" as one of their topics of work. In 2011, it created a Flood Management and Mitigation (FMM) strategy. From 2005 to 2015, it initiated the Flood Management & Mitigation Programme. In 2010, it established a Drought Management start-up project [1]. China is not a full member of the MRC, but it has maintained cooperations with the MRC. In 2013, China and the MRC renewed their agreement on data sharing, which was originally signed in 2002 [2]. On April 8 2019, China shared its data on the water flow in Jinghong, to help the downstream countries in MRC prepare for potential risks [3]. There are no bilateral alarm systems under the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD) or Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC), even though China is a full member of both of these two organizations [4]. The LMC's Five Year Action Plan (2018 - 2022) states that it shall \"strengthen the emergency management of flood and drought disasters in the Lancang-Mekong River, implement the joint assessment of flood control and drought relief in the Mekong River Basin, and conduct joint research on the information sharing communication channels for the emergency flood and drought disasters along the Lancang-Mekong River\" [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has implemented a coordinated or joint alarm system for floods or droughts to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events for some member countries, but public evidence does not indicate that Colombia is a member of this system. \n\nIn 2014, ACTO reported on a joint early warning system for natural disasters established between Brazil, Peru and Bolivia in their shared Amazon region. The system uses a web platform developed by Brazil called TerraMA2, which allows countries to flag risks on a map interface and grade them based on the level of risk [1]. \n\nACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the implementation of transboundary early warning systems for meteorological events (Strategic Action 5.3.1.2), but ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding the status of the implementation of this strategic action [2, 3]. Neither ACTO's website nor Colombia's Ministry of Environment contains information on plans for Colombia to join TerraMA2 [3, 4,5]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"There are measures implemented such as joint alarm system for floods or droughts to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events. \n\nIn 2011, the Parties established the Principle International Alert Centres (PIAC) as a responsible operational unit in charge of international communication on water related extreme events. [1]From 2018 onwards, 24/7 functioning of all PIACs is operational in Slovenia and Croatia, however PIACs in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia exist but are still not able to operate 24/7. [1]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has implemented a coordinated or joint alarm system for floods or droughts to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events for some member countries, but public evidence does not indicate that Ecuador is a member of this system. \n\nIn 2014, ACTO reported on a joint early warning system for natural disasters established between Brazil, Peru and Bolivia in their shared Amazon region. The system uses a web platform developed by Brazil called TerraMA2, which allows countries to flag risks on a map interface and grade them based on the level of risk [1]. ACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the implementation of transboundary early warning systems for meteorological events (Strategic Action 5.3.1.2), but ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding the status of the implementation of this strategic action [2, 3]. Neither ACTO's website nor Ecuador's Ministry of Environment contains information on plans for Ecuador to join TerraMA2 [3, 4,5]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"In Guinea measures are implemented, such as a coordinated or joint alarm system for floods or droughts, to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events. Guinea is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS). \n\nThis organization has databases, rainfall flow models and an alert plan to respond to flows. (1) The alert plan to respond to flows has been implemented and utilied, for example in 2003 went it predicted a flood event at two stations the Matam and Podor (2). This event provoked the meeting of the Permanent Water Commission (an organism within the OMVS) that is in charge of the management of the dams, to find a solution to the flood threat in the Senegal River after heavy rains. (2) In 2018 OVMS also published an announcement about the Senegal river's poor hydrological situation and how the OMVS was set to deal with it (e.g. by controlling certain water dams and fluxes) [4]. This early warning and communication system, which operates also in case of a dam failure and exceptional floods, utilises a flood forecast simulation software. The information is regularly uploaded to a website and communicated in real time to the prefects and heads of technical services. Disadvantage of this alert system within the OMVS is that it does not take into account local rainfall forecasts. (3)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"No, there is no formal collaboration among basin states to limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather conditions. The lack of such collaborations have affected Iran gravely. The drought in Mesopotamian marshes in Iraq have caused a drought in Hur-ul Azim wetlands, which is an active source of sand and dust storms along the Iran-Iraq border [1]. \n\nNo other information was found after a check of multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [2], the Foreign Ministry [3], the Department of Environment [4], the Ministry of Energy [5] and the Ministry of Agriculture [6] provided no relevant information.\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"There is no formal cooperation among the states in the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin to limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather conditions. There is no joint body or multilateral mechanism. Similarly, there is no formal bilateral agreement concerning pollution with either Syria or Iraq. \n\nThere is no mention of a relevant agreement in Turkey’s submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 [1], in Kibaroğlu and Scheumann’s article [2], or on the webpages of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Syria [3] [4] and Iraq [5] or in academic scholarship on the subject [6]\n\nTurkey has taken unilateral action on occasions: in 2018 Turkey agreed to a request from Iraq to delay the filling of the Ilısu Dam to help ease the water shortages in Iraq. [7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that Kazakhstan is covered by a basin-level active disaster management system. \n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to the joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] Despite this, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation is responsible for managing water flows through its hydraulic facilities, including in order to limit floods, although there is no evidence that the association has developed disaster alarm systems. [4]\n \n The International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), responsible for the ICWC, reports that under the Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme 3, implemented 2011-2015, individual member states received support in developing disaster risk management capacity. [5]\n \n In 2018, the IFAS in coordination with the United Nations Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia (UNRCCA) published four Early Warning Bulletins on the projected condition of the Syr Darya river for the following month, based on the preceding month, presenting a range of data on water flow through hydraulic facilities. [7] However, the 2018 bulletins were not found on the IFAS or UNRCCA websites, and there is no evidence that this activity continued in 2019. [8, 9] In 2019, the IFAS adopted a proposal as part of the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme for the development of climate-change related disaster risk management, potentially involving the creation of a regional risk reduction programme and early warning system. [10, 11] However, the proposal contains limited detail by comparison to other projects accepted by the Assistance Programme, and no further information on disaster risk management activity was found on the IFAS website. [9, 11]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that Kyrgyzstan is covered by a basin-level active disaster management system. However, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan's ministries of emergency established trilateral cooperation on transboundary disaster response, planning and risk reduction, including a transboundary early warning system in April 2019.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] Despite this, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation is responsible for managing water flows through its hydraulic facilities, including in order to limit floods, although there is no evidence that the association has developed disaster alarm systems. [4]\n \n The International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) responsible for the ICWC) reports that under the Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme 3, implemented 2011-2015, individual member states received support in developing disaster risk management capacity. [5]\n \n In 2018, the IFAS in coordination with the United Nations Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia (UNRCCA) published four Early Warning Bulletins on the projected condition of the Syr Darya river for the following month, based on the preceding month, presenting a range of data on water flow through hydraulic facilities. [7] However, the 2018 bulletins were not found on the IFAS or UNRCCA websites, and there is no evidence that this activity continued in 2019. [8, 9] In 2019, the IFAS adopted as part of the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme a proposal for the development of climate-change related disaster risk management, potentially involving the creation of a regional risk reduction programme and early warning system. [10, 11] However, the proposal contains limited detail by comparison to other projects accepted by the Assistance Programme, and no further information on disaster risk management activity was found on the IFAS website. [9, 11]\n \n In April 2019, Kyrgyzstan's Ministry of Emergency Situations, Uzbekistan's Ministry of Emergency Situations, and Tajikistan's Committee for Emergency Situations held a trilateral meeting hosted by Kyrgyzstan's Ministry establishing trilateral cooperation on transboundary disaster response, planning and risk reduction, including a transboundary early warning system. [12] While Uzbekistan and Tajikistan signed a bilateral agreement on disaster risk response and reduction in 2018, which includes provisions for establishment of an early warning system, there is no evidence on the Kyrgyzstan Ministry website that the country has joined that agreement or entered into separate bilateral agreements with its neighbours. [13] No further information on the transboundary early warning system was found on the Ministry of Emergencies website. [14]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"There are measures to limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events that are undertaken by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) and Laos is a full-member.\n\nThe MRC has a flood and mitigation programme called the Flood Management and Mitigation Programme (FMMP). It is designed to minimise negative flood-related impacts while preserving the benefits and has helped state agencies in the four riparian countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam) manage flooding by using data and tools that make timely flood-forecasting and impact-mitigation possible. During the flood season, which runs from June to November, the Regional Flood Management and Mitigation Centre uses data from 138 hydro-meteorological stations to issues daily flood forecasts and warnings. The Centre also holds regular regional Flood Forums. The flood forum facilitates dialogue and cooperation serves platform among planners, scientists, international organisations, and civil society organisations. In 2010, MRC established a Drought Management start-up project and is working with its member states to expand planning and response to drought. [1, 2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"In Mali measures are implemented, such as a coordinated or joint alarm system for floods or droughts, to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events. Guinea is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS). \n\nThis organization has databases, rainfall flow models and an alert plan to respond to flows. (1) The alert plan to respond to flows has been implemented and utilied, for example in 2003 went it predicted a flood event at two stations the Matam and Podor (2). This event provoked the meeting of the Permanent Water Commission (an organism within the OMVS) that is in charge of the management of the dams, to find a solution to the flood threat in the Senegal River after heavy rains. (2) In 2018 OVMS also published an announcement about the Senegal river's poor hydrological situation and how the OMVS was set to deal with it (e.g. by controlling certain water dams and fluxes) [4]. This early warning and communication system, which operates also in case of a dam failure and exceptional floods, utilises a flood forecast simulation software. The information is regularly uploaded to a website and communicated in real time to the prefects and heads of technical services. Disadvantage of this alert system within the OMVS is that it does not take into account local rainfall forecasts. (3)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"In Mauritania measures are implemented, such as a coordinated or joint alarm system for floods or droughts, to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events. Guinea is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS). \n\nThis organization has databases, rainfall flow models and an alert plan to respond to flows. (1) The alert plan to respond to flows has been implemented and utilied, for example in 2003 went it predicted a flood event at two stations the Matam and Podor (2). This event provoked the meeting of the Permanent Water Commission (an organism within the OMVS) that is in charge of the management of the dams, to find a solution to the flood threat in the Senegal River after heavy rains. (2) In 2018 OVMS also published an announcement about the Senegal river's poor hydrological situation and how the OMVS was set to deal with it (e.g. by controlling certain water dams and fluxes) [4]. This early warning and communication system, which operates also in case of a dam failure and exceptional floods, utilises a flood forecast simulation software. The information is regularly uploaded to a website and communicated in real time to the prefects and heads of technical services. Disadvantage of this alert system within the OMVS is that it does not take into account local rainfall forecasts. (3)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"Myanmar has taken steps in flood prevention. Myanmar is part of the Mekong River Commission. Stakeholders from the MRC Member Countries (Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Vietnam) and Dialogue Partners (China and Myanmar) often have training workshops, and study visits to support information sharing and first-hand learning experiences along with forums regarding the Mekong Basin Flood Management and Mitigation Programme (FMMP). [1,2,3] In recent years, the MRC Secretariat has cooperated with Myanmar in a number of areas, such as improving the MRC’s hydro‐meteorological coverage by exchanging relevant monitoring and water-quality data and sharing technical expertise in flood prevention and management. A number of areas, such as navigation safety, strategic environmental assessment, and continued sharing of hydro‐meteorological data with Myanmar, have been explored with potential for future technical cooperation. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has implemented a coordinated or joint alarm system for floods or droughts to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events for some member countries,including Peru.\n\nIn 2014, ACTO reported on a joint early warning system for natural disasters established between Brazil, Peru and Bolivia in their shared Amazon region. The system uses a web platform developed by Brazil called TerraMA2, which allows countries to flag risks on a map interface and grade them based on the level of risk [1]. \n\nACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the implementation of transboundary early warning systems for meteorological events (Strategic Action 5.3.1.2), but ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding the status of the implementation of this strategic action [2, 3].\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"In Senegal measures are implemented, such as a coordinated or joint alarm system for floods or droughts, to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events. Guinea is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS). \n\nThis organization has databases, rainfall flow models and an alert plan to respond to flows. (1) The alert plan to respond to flows has been implemented and utilied, for example in 2003 went it predicted a flood event at two stations the Matam and Podor (2). This event provoked the meeting of the Permanent Water Commission (an organism within the OMVS) that is in charge of the management of the dams, to find a solution to the flood threat in the Senegal River after heavy rains. (2) In 2018 OVMS also published an announcement about the Senegal river's poor hydrological situation and how the OMVS was set to deal with it (e.g. by controlling certain water dams and fluxes) [4]. This early warning and communication system, which operates also in case of a dam failure and exceptional floods, utilises a flood forecast simulation software. The information is regularly uploaded to a website and communicated in real time to the prefects and heads of technical services. Disadvantage of this alert system within the OMVS is that it does not take into account local rainfall forecasts. (3)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"There are measures implemented such as joint alarm system for floods or droughts to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events. \n\nIn 2011, the Parties established the Principle International Alert Centres (PIAC) as a responsible operational unit in charge of international communication on water related extreme events. [1]From 2018 onwards, 24/7 functioning of all PIACs is operational in Slovenia and Croatia, however PIACs in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia exist but are still not able to operate 24/7. [1]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"There are measures implemented such as joint alarm system for floods or droughts to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events. \n\nIn 2011, the Parties established the Principle International Alert Centres (PIAC) as a responsible operational unit in charge of international communication on water related extreme events. [1]From 2018 onwards, 24/7 functioning of all PIACs is operational in Slovenia and Croatia, however PIACs in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia exist but are still not able to operate 24/7. [1]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"There is no formal cooperation among the states in the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin to limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather conditions. There is no joint body or multilateral mechanism. Similarly, there is no formal bilateral agreement concerning pollution with either Syria or Iraq. \n\nThere is no mention of a relevant agreement in Turkey’s submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 [1], in Kibaroğlu and Scheumann’s article [2], or on the webpages of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Syria [3] [4] and Iraq [5] or in academic scholarship on the subject [6]\n\nTurkey has taken unilateral action on occasions: in 2018 Turkey agreed to a request from Iraq to delay the filling of the Ilısu Dam to help ease the water shortages in Iraq. [7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that Tajikistan is covered by a basin-level active disaster management system. However, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan's ministries of emergency established trilateral cooperation on transboundary disaster response, planning and risk reduction, including a transboundary early warning system, in April 2019. Additionally, Tajikistan has relevant a bilateral cooperation agreement with  Uzbekistan.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] The Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation is responsible for managing water flows through its hydraulic facilities, including in order to limit floods, although there is no evidence that the association has developed disaster alarm systems. [4]\n \n The International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) responsible for the ICWC, reports that under the Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme 3, implemented 2011-2015, the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation conducted work to strengthen riverbanks, and that individual member states of the organisation received support in developing disaster risk management capacity. [5]\n \n In 2018, the IFAS in coordination with the United Nations Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia (UNRCCA) published four Early Warning Bulletins on the projected condition of the Amu Darya river for the following month, based on the preceding month, presenting a range of data on water flow through hydraulic facilities. [6] However, the 2018 bulletins were not found on the IFAS or UNRCCA websites, and there is no evidence that this activity continued in 2019. [7, 8] In 2019, the IFAS adopted as part of the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme a proposal for the development of climate-change related disaster risk management, potentially involving the creation of a regional risk reduction programme and early warning system. [8, 9] However, the proposal contains limited detail by comparison to other projects accepted by the Assistance Programme, and no further information on disaster risk management activity was found on the IFAS website. [7, 9]\n \n Uzbekistan and Tajikistan signed a bilateral agreement on disaster risk response and reduction in 2018, which includes provisions for establishment of an early warning system. [10] In April 2019, Kyrgyzstan's Ministry of Emergency Situations, Uzbekistan's Ministry of Emergency Situations, and Tajikistan's Committee for Emergency Situations held a trilateral meeting hosted by Kyrgyzstan's Ministry establishing trilateral cooperation on transboundary disaster response, planning and risk reduction, including a transboundary early warning system. [11] However, no further information on the transboundary early warning system was found on the emergency ministries' wesbites. [12, 13, 14]\n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed an agreement on cooperation in the area of water resource monitoring on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitute the countries' border. [15] Under the agreement, the parties commit to urgent notification of the other country on flooding, mudslides and drought in the river basin, and also to work on joint strengthening of riverbanks, but there is no reference in the document to specific measures for this. [6] The parties continue to develop joint monitoring capacity, but there is no reference to specific measures for disaster alerts in reports and publicly available documents. [16, 17, 18] In 2019, the two countries received support from the United Nations Development Programme to draft a bilateral agreement establishing terms and procedures for cooperation during disasters, including an action plan for 2019 and 2020. [19] In August 2019, the two countries signed an agreement on mutual cooperation in the field of disaster prevention and response, during a regional conference on the Sendai Risk Reduction Framework. [20] However, the document could not be found on the websites of NDMA or Tajikistan's Committee of Emergency Situations and Civil Defence. [21, 22] Tajikistan ratified the agreement in January 2020."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that Tajikistan is covered by a basin-level active disaster management system. However, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan's ministries of emergency established trilateral cooperation on transboundary disaster response, planning and risk reduction, including a transboundary early warning system, in April 2019. Additionally, Tajikistan has a relevant bilateral cooperation agreement with Uzbekistan.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to the joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] Despite this, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation is responsible for managing water flows through its hydraulic facilities, including in order to limit floods, although there is no evidence that the association has developed disaster alarm systems. [4]\n \n The International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), responsible for the ICWC, reports that under the Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme 3, implemented 2011-2015, individual member states received support in developing disaster risk management capacity. [5]\n \n In 2018, the IFAS in coordination with the United Nations Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia (UNRCCA) published four Early Warning Bulletins on the projected condition of the Syr Darya river for the following month, based on the preceding month, presenting a range of data on water flow through hydraulic facilities. [7] However, the 2018 bulletins were not found on the IFAS or UNRCCA websites, and there is no evidence that this activity continued in 2019. [8, 9] In 2019, the IFAS adopted a proposal as part of the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme for the development of climate-change related disaster risk management, potentially involving the creation of a regional risk reduction programme and early warning system. [10, 11] However, the proposal contains limited detail by comparison to other projects accepted by the Assistance Programme, and no further information on disaster risk management activity was found on the IFAS website. [9, 11]\n \n Uzbekistan and Tajikistan signed a bilateral agreement on disaster risk response and reduction in 2018, which includes provisions for establishment of an early warning system. [12] In April 2019, Kyrgyzstan's Ministry of Emergency Situations, Uzbekistan's Ministry of Emergency Situations, and Tajikistan's Committee for Emergency Situations held a trilateral meeting hosted by Kyrgyzstan's Ministry establishing trilateral cooperation on transboundary disaster response, planning and risk reduction, including a transboundary early warning system. [13] However, no further information on the transboundary early warning system was found on the emergency ministries' wesbites. [14, 15, 16]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"There are measures to limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events that are undertaken by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) and Thailand is a full-member.\n\nThe MRC has a flood and mitigation programme called the Flood Management and Mitigation Programme (FMMP). It is designed to minimise negative flood-related impacts while preserving the benefits and has helped state agencies in the four riparian countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam) manage flooding by using data and tools that make timely flood-forecasting and impact-mitigation possible. During the flood season, which runs from June to November, the Regional Flood Management and Mitigation Centre uses data from 138 hydro-meteorological stations to issues daily flood forecasts and warnings. The Centre also holds regular regional Flood Forums. The flood forum facilitates dialogue and cooperation serves platform among planners, scientists, international organisations, and civil society organisations. In 2010, MRC established a Drought Management start-up project and is working with its member states to expand planning and response to drought. [1, 2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"There is no formal cooperation among the states in the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin to limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather conditions. There is no joint body or multilateral mechanism. Similarly, there is no formal bilateral agreement concerning pollution with either Syria or Iraq. \n\nThere is no mention of a relevant agreement in Turkey’s submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 [1], in Kibaroğlu and Scheumann’s article [2], or on the webpages of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Syria [3] [4] and Iraq [5] or in academic scholarship on the subject [6]\n\nTurkey has taken unilateral action on occasions: in 2018 Turkey agreed to a request from Iraq to delay the filling of the Ilısu Dam to help ease the water shortages in Iraq. [7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that Turkmenistan is covered by a basin-level active disaster management system. \n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] The Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation is responsible for managing water flows through its hydraulic facilities, including in order to limit floods, although there is no evidence that the association has developed disaster alarm systems. [4]\n \n The International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) responsible for the ICWC, reports that under the Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme 3, implemented 2011-2015, the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation conducted work to strengthen riverbanks, and that individual member states of the organisation received support in developing disaster risk management capacity. [5]\n \n In 2018, the IFAS in coordination with the United Nations Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia (UNRCCA) published four Early Warning Bulletins on the projected condition of the Amu Darya river for the following month, based on the preceding month, presenting a range of data on water flow through hydraulic facilities. [6] However, the 2018 bulletins were not found on the IFAS or UNRCCA websites, and there is no evidence that this activity continued in 2019. [7, 8] In 2019, the IFAS adopted as part of the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme a proposal for the development of climate-change related disaster risk management, potentially involving the creation of a regional risk reduction programme and early warning system. [8, 9] However, the proposal contains limited detail by comparison to other projects accepted by the Assistance Programme, and no further information on disaster risk management activity was found on the IFAS website. [7, 9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that Uzbekistan is covered by a basin-level active disaster management system. However, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan's ministries of emergency established trilateral cooperation on transboundary disaster response, planning and risk reduction, including a transboundary early warning system, in April 2019. Additionally, Uzbekistan has a relevant bilateral cooperation agreement with Tajikistan.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] The Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation is responsible for managing water flows through its hydraulic facilities, including in order to limit floods, although there is no evidence that the association has developed disaster alarm systems. [4]\n \n The International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) responsible for the ICWC, reports that under the Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme 3, implemented 2011-2015, the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation conducted work to strengthen riverbanks, and that individual member states of the organisation received support in developing disaster risk management capacity. [5]\n \n In 2018, the IFAS in coordination with the United Nations Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia (UNRCCA) published four Early Warning Bulletins on the projected condition of the Amu Darya river for the following month, based on the preceding month, presenting a range of data on water flow through hydraulic facilities. [6] However, the 2018 bulletins were not found on the IFAS or UNRCCA websites, and there is no evidence that this activity continued in 2019. [7, 8] In 2019, the IFAS adopted as part of the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme a proposal for the development of climate-change related disaster risk management, potentially involving the creation of a regional risk reduction programme and early warning system. [8, 9] However, the proposal contains limited detail by comparison to other projects accepted by the Assistance Programme, and no further information on disaster risk management activity was found on the IFAS website. [7, 9]\n \n Uzbekistan and Tajikistan signed a bilateral agreement on disaster risk response and reduction in 2018, which includes provisions for establishment of an early warning system. [10] In April 2019, Kyrgyzstan's Ministry of Emergency Situations, Uzbekistan's Ministry of Emergency Situations, and Tajikistan's Committee for Emergency Situations held a trilateral meeting hosted by Kyrgyzstan's Ministry establishing trilateral cooperation on transboundary disaster response, planning and risk reduction, including a transboundary early warning system. [11] However, no further information on the transboundary early warning system was found on the emergency ministries' wesbites. [12, 13, 14]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that Uzbekistan is covered by a basin-level active disaster management system. However, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan's ministries of emergency established trilateral cooperation on transboundary disaster response, planning and risk reduction, including a transboundary early warning system, in April 2019. Additionally, Uzbekistan has a relevant bilateral cooperation agreement with Tajikistan.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to the joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] Despite this, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation is responsible for managing water flows through its hydraulic facilities, including in order to limit floods, although there is no evidence that the association has developed disaster alarm systems. [4]\n \n The International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), responsible for the ICWC, reports that under the Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme 3, implemented 2011-2015, individual member states received support in developing disaster risk management capacity. [5]\n \n In 2018, the IFAS in coordination with the United Nations Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia (UNRCCA) published four Early Warning Bulletins on the projected condition of the Syr Darya river for the following month, based on the preceding month, presenting a range of data on water flow through hydraulic facilities. [7] However, the 2018 bulletins were not found on the IFAS or UNRCCA websites, and there is no evidence that this activity continued in 2019. [8, 9] In 2019, the IFAS adopted a proposal as part of the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme for the development of climate-change related disaster risk management, potentially involving the creation of a regional risk reduction programme and early warning system. [10, 11] However, the proposal contains limited detail by comparison to other projects accepted by the Assistance Programme, and no further information on disaster risk management activity was found on the IFAS website. [9, 11]\n \n Uzbekistan and Tajikistan signed a bilateral agreement on disaster risk response and reduction in 2018, which includes provisions for establishment of an early warning system. [12] In April 2019, Kyrgyzstan's Ministry of Emergency Situations, Uzbekistan's Ministry of Emergency Situations, and Tajikistan's Committee for Emergency Situations held a trilateral meeting hosted by Kyrgyzstan's Ministry establishing trilateral cooperation on transboundary disaster response, planning and risk reduction, including a transboundary early warning system. [13] However, no further information on the transboundary early warning system was found on the emergency ministries' wesbites. [14, 15, 16]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) was implemented a coordinated or joint alarm system for floods or droughts to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events for some member countries, but public evidence does not indicate that Venezuela is a member of this system. \n\nIn 2014, ACTO reported on a joint early warning system for natural disasters established between Brazil, Peru and Bolivia in their shared Amazon region. The system uses a web platform developed by Brazil called TerraMA2, which allows countries to flag risks on a map interface and grade them based on the level of risk [1]. \n\nACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the implementation of transboundary early warning systems for meteorological events (Strategic Action 5.3.1.2), but ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding the status of the implementation of this strategic action [2, 3]. ACTO's website does not contain information on plans for Venezuela to join TerraMA2 [3]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"There are measures to limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events that are undertaken by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) and Vietnam is a full-member.\n\nThe MRC has a flood and mitigation programme called the Flood Management and Mitigation Programme (FMMP). It is designed to minimise negative flood-related impacts while preserving the benefits and has helped state agencies in the four riparian countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam) manage flooding by using data and tools that make timely flood-forecasting and impact-mitigation possible. During the flood season, which runs from June to November, the Regional Flood Management and Mitigation Centre uses data from 138 hydro-meteorological stations to issues daily flood forecasts and warnings. The Centre also holds regular regional Flood Forums. The flood forum facilitates dialogue and cooperation serves platform among planners, scientists, international organisations, and civil society organisations. In 2010, MRC established a Drought Management start-up project and is working with its member states to expand planning and response to drought. [1, 2]"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/].\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia Scientific Centre. [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/].\n \n [5] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 25 October 2010. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf].\n \n [6] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [7] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2017. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Tajikistan and Afghanistan in the upper Amu Darya and Pyanj river basins\", (\"Укрепление сотрудничества в области гидрологии окружающей среди между Таджикистаном и Афганистаном в бассейне реки Амударьи и Пяндж\"). [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/Milal_Inter_Journal_optimized.pdf].\n \n [8] Man and Nature (\"Инсон ба Табиат\"). 26 June 2019. \"Outcomes of the high-level meeting between the Republic of Tajikistan and the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan\", (\"Итоги совещание высокопоставленных должностных лиц и технических экспертов Республики Таджикистан и Исламской Республики Афганистан\"). [http://environment.tj/itogi-soveshhanie-vysokopostavlennyh-dolzhnostnyh-lic-i-tehnicheskih-jekspertov-respubliki-tadzhikistan-i-islamskoj-respubliki-afganistan/]. \n \n [9] ReliefWeb. 25 December 2018. \"UNDP Brings Disaster Preparedness Officials from Tajikistan and Afghanistan together to advance cooperation\". [https://reliefweb.int/report/afghanistan/undp-brings-disaster-preparedness-officials-tajikistan-and-afghanistan-together].\n \n [10] Committee of Emergency Situations and Civil Defence under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan. 22 August 2019. \"Regional Conference on risk reduction and realisation of the Sendai Framework Programme held in Dushanbe\", (\"В Душанбе состоялась Региональная Конференция по снижению риска бедствий и реализации Сендайской Рамочной программы\") [https://khf.tj/ru/node/1136].\n \n [11] Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority. [https://andma.gov.af/].\n \n [12] Committee of Emergency Situations and Civil Defence under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan. [https://khf.tj/]\n \n [13] Majlis Oli (Parliament) of the Republic of Tajikistan. Resolution No. 1591 of 29 January 2020. \"On ratification of the Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanisatn on cooperation in the sphere of prevention of and response to emergency situations\", (\"О ратификации Соглашения между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в области предупреждения и ликвидации чрезвычайных ситуаций\"). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=135806]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Amazonian Waters Newsletter. 2014. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160705/44939b6be35d36aba30454b5f5ceded6.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Pilot project: Adapting to Climate Change in the Transboundary MAP Region: Madre de Dios‑Peru, Acre‑Brazil and Pando‑Bolivia. 2014. http://otca.info/gef/include/pdf/in/ING_FNL_MAP_20lamina2_-_revisao3.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"8th Mekong Flood Forum\". 27 May 2010. http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/events/8th-mekong-flood-forum/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"Flood Management and Mitigation Programme\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/completion-of-strategic-cycle-2011-2015/flood-management-and-mitigation-programme/ [3]\"Siem Reap Declaration.\" 5 April 2018. https://www.mrcsummit.org/assets/documents/Summit/0d11506d00/Siem-Reap-Declaration_3rd-MRC-Summit-2018.pdf [4] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A63+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F63,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Amazonian Waters Newsletter. 2014. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160705/44939b6be35d36aba30454b5f5ceded6.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 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is not a member of the Amu Darya basin joint body and there is no formal collaboration on disaster response within the joint body, however, Afghanistan has relevant bilateral agreements in place.\n \n Afghanistan is not a member of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), which manages the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [1, 2] Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the ICWC, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [2] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [3, 4] No evidence of regional-level mutual assistance was found in international documents on disaster risk in Central Asia. [5, 6, 7] \n \n However, Afghanistan has a bilateral agreement on mutual assistance with Kazakhstan, although the two countries are not located on the same river basin. [8] While the agreement does not refer specifically to water-related crises, it provides a basis for cooperation on disaster response, including exchange of information on disaster risks, exchange of experience and training activity on disaster response and organisation of relevant joint research activity, as well as joint planning and realisation of disaster response. [8] In particular, a legal basis is established for the work of foreign disaster response personnel when operating in a partner country (particularly, that the providing government is responsible for insurance and labour conditions), for the movement of vehicles, goods and equipment necessary for disaster response across state borders (including application of simplified customs procedures), and for division of costs of disaster response operations, mostly to be borne by the providing party. [8] Despite this, no evidence that the assistance has ever been provided was found on the website of Kazakhstan's Committee for Emergencies. [9]\n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed an agreement on cooperation in the area of water resource monitoring on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitute the countries' border. [10] Under the agreement, the parties commit to urgent notification of the other country on flooding, mudslides and drought in the river basin, and also to work on joint strengthening of riverbanks, but there is no reference in the document to specific measures for disaster response. [10] The parties continue to develop joint monitoring capacity and discuss work on riverbank strengthening, but there is no reference to specific measures for disaster response in reports and publicly available documents. [11, 12, 13, 14] In 2019, the two countries received support from the United Nations Development Programme to draft a bilateral agreement establishing terms and procedures for cooperation during disasters, including an action plan for 2019 and 2020; an Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) official commented that the agency has limited access to remote border districts during crises, whereas Tajikistan had better capacity to react in these areas. [15] In August 2019, the two countries signed an agreement on mutual cooperation in the field of disaster prevention and response, during a regional conference on the Sendai Risk Reduction Framework. [16] However, the document could not be found on the websites of NDMA or Tajikistan's Committee of Emergency Situations and Civil Defence. [17, 18] Tajikistan ratified the agreement in January 2020. [19]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"There is no public evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has procedures in place for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation. ACTO’s website does not contain information regarding mutual assistance among member countries during an emergency [1]. ACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) does not mention mutual assistance during an emergency [2]. \n\nAt the sub-regional level, Bolivia participates in the Andean Committee for Disaster Prevention and Relief (CAPRADE) with Colombia, Ecuador and Peru (members of the Andean Community). CAPRADE's mission includes promoting mutual aid in the case of disasters and its activities include strengthening mutual assistance systems and promoting coordination among countries in the event of disasters via the “Operations Guide for Mutual Assistance in case of Disasters in the Andean Countries” [3]. A 2007 report indicated that mutual aid mechanisms had been used in the case of disasters, with Bolivia reporting use during floods in 2006 and 2007 [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"There are plans in place for mutual assistance in case of critical situations, but these procedures need to be further developed in order to cover all countries. \n\nThe project - \"Improvement of Joint Actions in Flood Management in the Sava River Basin\", includes two components: preparation of the Flood Risk Management Plan in the Sava River Basin (Sava FRMP) and establishment of a joint Flood Forecasting and Warning System in the Sava River Basin (Sava FFWS). [2] Draft Sava FRMP has been prepared and according to the Sava Commission annual report covering period until March 2018, Sava FFWS should have been designed until 2018. [1] However, there is no evidence that Sava FFWS has been put into operation. \n\nNeither the JEWS or PAICS arrangement have a mutual response beyond information sharing if an issue was identified. [3,4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"There is no public evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has procedures in place for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation. ACTO’s website does not contain information regarding mutual assistance among member countries during an emergency [1]. ACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) does not mention mutual assistance during an emergency [2]. \n \nAt the sub-regional level, some members of the basin states participates in the Andean Committee for Disaster Prevention and Relief (CAPRADE) with Colombia, Ecuador and Peru (members of the Andean Community) - however Brazil is not included. CAPRADE's mission includes promoting mutual aid in the case of disasters and its activities include strengthening mutual assistance systems and promoting coordination among countries in the event of disasters via the “Operations Guide for Mutual Assistance in case of Disasters in the Andean Countries” [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"There are procedures outlined in the agreement of the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation (Article 10: Emergency Situations) and Cambodia is a full-member [1]. \n\nMRC allocates five percent of its budget on forecasting, warning and emergency response. The forecasting and emergency team are responsible in the Secretariat in coordinating with Member Country agencies to deliver the action plan during emergency response situation [2]. The MRC Communication Policy provides for \"disaster and emergency warnings related to flood, drought and river pollution,\" while a \"functional and operational communication network is maintained for transboundary emergency alert, response and mitigation.\" [3] The MRC’s Procedures on Water Quality (PWQ) include Technical Guidelines for Water Quality Emergency Response and Management to ensure “timely and effective cooperation among the MRC Member Countries in response to water quality emergency pollution incidents”. [4] The MRC has also prepared a Regional Action Plan for Sustainable Transport of Dangerous Goods along the Mekong River “to reduce the risks of accidents, spillages and pollution and enhance emergency response and regional coordination”. [5] Transboundary emergency response schemes are in place under this plan. [5]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission has set up procedures for mutual assistance in case of emergencies. It carries out regular river monitoring for planning and strategy-making, and to help the member countries prepare for potential risks [1]. The Agreement of MRC requires every member country to notify and consult with the Joint Committee and concerned parties in case of emergencies [2]. China is not a full member of the MRC (Mekong River Commission), but it has maintained cooperationes with the MRC. In 2013, China and the MRC renewed their agreement on data sharing, which was originally signed in 2002 [3]. On April 8 2019, China shared its data on the water flow in Jinghong, to help the downstream countries in MRC prepare for potential risks [4]. But so far, China's participation in collaboration during critical situations remain unclear. In the past, China has supported the flood relief efforts of the other basin states. For example, in July 2018, China sent its rescue team to Cambodia , where flood took place due to the collapse of a Laos dam [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"There is no public evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has procedures in place for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation. ACTO’s website does not contain information regarding mutual assistance among member countries during an emergency [1]. ACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) does not mention mutual assistance during an emergency [2]. \n \nAt the sub-regional level, Colombia participates in the Andean Committee for Disaster Prevention and Relief (CAPRADE) with Colombia, Ecuador and Peru (members of the Andean Community). CAPRADE's mission includes promoting mutual aid in the case of disasters and its activities include strengthening mutual assistance systems and promoting coordination among countries in the event of disasters via the “Operations Guide for Mutual Assistance in case of Disasters in the Andean Countries” [3]. A 2007 report did not indicate that Colombia had ever offered or sought assistance under this framework [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"There are plans in place for mutual assistance in case of critical situations, but these procedures need to be further developed in order to cover all countries. \n\nThe project - \"Improvement of Joint Actions in Flood Management in the Sava River Basin\", includes two components: preparation of the Flood Risk Management Plan in the Sava River Basin (Sava FRMP) and establishment of a joint Flood Forecasting and Warning System in the Sava River Basin (Sava FFWS). [2] Draft Sava FRMP has been prepared and according to the Sava Commission annual report covering period until March 2018, Sava FFWS should have been designed until 2018. [1] However, there is no evidence that Sava FFWS has been put into operation. \n\nNeither the JEWS or PAICS arrangement have a mutual response beyond information sharing if an issue was identified. [3,4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"There is no public evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has procedures in place for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation. ACTO’s website does not contain information regarding mutual assistance among member countries during an emergency [1]. ACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) does not mention mutual assistance during an emergency [2]. \n \nAt the sub-regional level, Ecuador participates in the Andean Committee for Disaster Prevention and Relief (CAPRADE) with Colombia, Ecuador and Peru (members of the Andean Community). CAPRADE's mission includes promoting mutual aid in the case of disasters and its activities include strengthening mutual assistance systems and promoting coordination among countries in the event of disasters via the “Operations Guide for Mutual Assistance in case of Disasters in the Andean Countries” [3]. A 2007 report indicated that CAPRADE's mutual aid mechanisms had been used in the case of disasters, with Ecuador reporting that it used the mechanisms every 2-3 years on average [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"In Guinea there are no procedures outlined in the agreement or the management plan of the joint body for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation and the country is its full-member. \n\nSuch evidence could not be found in an OMVS report presenting a specific project, the Multi-purpose Development of the integrated Environment and Water Resources Management Project (PGI2) in the Senegal River Basin; in a strategic action plan of the OMVS; in an OMVS report, in the OMVS, in the annual report of the Observatory of the environment, on the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page (it does not have an official website), in the National Directorate of Water and Forests, on the Ministry of Environment Facebook page (it does not have an official website) or on the Ministry of Agriculture Facebook page (it does not have an official website). (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9) \n\nThere is evidence that Guinea collaborates with neighboring countries on an ad hoc, non-institutionalized or systemized basis. During the Ebola outbreak of 2014, cross-border meetings between the 3 countries (Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone) were conducted. Nevertheless, there is no evidence of critical assistance offered. (10)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"No, there is no formal collaboration among basin states in case of critical situation. The lack of such procedures have affected Iran gravely. The drought in Mesopotamian marshes in Iraq have caused a drought in Hur-ul Azim wetlands, which is an active source of sand and dust storms along the Iran-Iraq border [1]. Although the Iraq party had made promises to handle the drought, the issues between Iraq and Turkey regarding their transboundary waters have stopped any further action [2].\n\nNo other information was found after a check of multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [3], the Foreign Ministry [4], the Department of Environment [5], the Ministry of Energy [6] and the Ministry of Agriculture [7] .\n\nThe Algiers agreement, foresees a Common Bureau of Coordination; which was never established [8].\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"There is no formal cooperation among the states in the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin in case of a critical situation. There is no joint body or multilateral mechanism. Similarly, there is no formal bilateral agreement concerning cooperation in critical situations with either Syria or Iraq. However Turkey has historically offered aid to Iraq in response to water related crises.\n\nThere is no mention of such an agreement is made in Turkey’s submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 [1], in Kibaroğlu and Scheumann’s article [2], or on the webpages of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Syria [3] [4] and Iraq [5] or in relevant academic literature [6]. \n\nHowever Iraq has been a beneficiary of aid from Turkey to help deal with flooding.[7,8,9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that Kazakhstan is covered by basin-level procedures for disaster response, but Kazakhstan has some relevant bilateral agreements in place.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to the joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] No evidence of regional-level mutual assistance was found in international documents on disaster risk in Central Asia. [4, 5]\n \n However, regional and bilateral agreements separate to the ICWC are in place, with a general agreement on cooperation on prevention of and response to disasters signed between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan in 1998. [7] While the document does not refer specifically to water-related crises, it provides a basis for cooperation on disaster response, including joint activities on monitoring of ecological disaster risks, mutual early warning and information on risks of and ocurring natural disaster, and coordination of national efforts to respond to disasters through the relevant emergency services. [7] In particular, a legal basis is established for the work of foreign disaster response personnel when operating in a different country where a disaster has ocurred (particularly that the providing government is responsible for labour conditions), for the movement of vehicles, goods and equipment necessary for disaster response across state borders (including stipulation that simplified customs procedures be applied), and for payment of compensation for any injuries or damages incurred or caused by parties providing assistance. [7] Further provisions are also made for the exchange of information, knowledge and skills, including through joint training exercises, joint preventative action and international conferences. [7]\n \n There are also some examples of mutual assistance in critical situations. In May 2020, following the bursting of the Sardoba Dam in Uzbekistan, which released a flood which also affected Kazakhstan, the two countries worked together to provide assistance to affected citizens. [12] Media note that while some Kazakh officials originally held Uzbekistan responsible for the damage, no compensation was discussed during a telephone conversation on the issue between the two countries' presidents. [12, 13]\n \n In 2009, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan signed a bilateral agreement on prevention of and response to disasters through the two countries' disaster response authorities. [8] While the document essentially repeats the provisions of the 1998 multilateral agreement, also not referring to water-related crises, one notable difference is a requirement that the party receiving assistance reimburse the costs incurred by the providing party, as well as a stipulation that any information provided for the purposes of risk management and disaster response may be published freely, including to third parties, unless the parties to the agreement agree otherwise. [8] In 2013, the two countries created a regional Centre for Emergencies and Disaster Risk Reduction, whose remit is the development of regional coordination and capacity for disaster response, including involvement of international support, but has no mandate to actually intervene in disasters, which by 2019 included the region's other states (Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan) as members and Afghanistan as an observer. [9, 10] In 2019, the Centre, including other states in the region as members and Afghanistan as an observer, developed a draft policy on a Regional Coordination Mechanism for disaster response, but no evidence that this was implemented was found on the Centre website. [10, 11]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that Kyrgyzstan is covered by basin-level procedures for disaster response, but Kyrgyzstan has some relevant bilateral agreements in place.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to the joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] No evidence of regional-level mutual assistance was found in international documents on disaster risk in Central Asia. [4, 5] \n \n However, regional and bilateral agreements separate to the ICWC are in place, with a general agreement on cooperation on prevention of and response to disasters signed between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan in 1998. [7] While the document does not refer specifically to water-related crises, it provides a basis for cooperation on disaster response, including joint activities on monitoring of ecological disaster risks, mutual early warning and information on risks of and ocurring natural disaster, and coordination of national efforts to respond to disasters through the relevant emergency services. [7] In particular, a legal basis is established for the work of foreign disaster response personnel when operating in a different country where a disaster has ocurred (particularly that the providing government is responsible for labour conditions), for the movement of vehicles, goods and equipment necessary for disaster response across state borders (including stipulation that simplified customs procedures be applied), and for payment of compensation for any injuries or damages incurred or caused by parties providing assistance. [7] Further provisions are also made for the exchange of information, knowledge and skills, including through joint training exercises, joint preventative action and international conferences. [7]\n \n In 2009, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan signed a bilateral agreement on prevention of and response to disasters through the two countries' disaster response authorities. [8] While the document essentially repeats the provisions of the 1998 multilateral agreement, also not referring to water-related crises, one notable difference is a requirement that the party receiving assistance reimburse the costs incurred by the providing party, as well as a stipulation that any information provided for the purposes of risk management and disaster response may be published freely, including to third parties, unless the parties to the agreement agree otherwise. [8] In 2013, the two countries created a regional Centre for Emergencies and Disaster Risk Reduction, whose remit is the development of regional coordination and capacity for disaster response, including involvement of international support, but has no mandate to actually intervene in disasters, which by 2019 included the region's other states (Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan) as members and Afghanistan as an observer. [9, 10] In 2019, the Centre, including other states in the region as members and Afghanistan as an observer, developed a draft policy on a Regional Coordination Mechanism for disaster response, but no evidence that this was implemented was found on the Centre website. [10, 11] \n \n In 2019, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan's emergency services collaborated on a joint exercise simulating response to an earthquake in Batken Region of Kyrgyzstan. [12] This followed an April 2019 meeting between the countries' emergency agencies hosted by the Kyrgyzstan Ministry of Emergencies establishing trilateral cooperation on transboundary disaster response, planning and risk reduction, including a transboundary early warning system. [13] While Uzbekistan and Tajikistan signed a bilateral agreement on disaster risk response and reduction in 2018, there is no evidence on the Kyrgyzstan Ministry website that the country has joined that agreement or entered into separate bilateral agreements with its neighbours. [14] No further information on specific procedures for mutual assistance, or actual cases of transboundary water-related disasters, was found on the Ministry of Emergencies website. [15]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"There are procedures outlined in the agreement of the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation (Article 10: Emergency Situations) and Laos is a full-member [1]. \n\nMRC allocates five percent of its budget on forecasting, warning and emergency response. The forecasting and emergency team are responsible in the Secretariat in coordinating with Member Country agencies to deliver the action plan during emergency response situation [2]. The MRC Communication Policy provides for \"disaster and emergency warnings related to flood, drought and river pollution,\" while a \"functional and operational communication network is maintained for transboundary emergency alert, response and mitigation.\" [3] The MRC’s Procedures on Water Quality (PWQ) include Technical Guidelines for Water Quality Emergency Response and Management to ensure “timely and effective cooperation among the MRC Member Countries in response to water quality emergency pollution incidents”. [4] The MRC has also prepared a Regional Action Plan for Sustainable Transport of Dangerous Goods along the Mekong River “to reduce the risks of accidents, spillages and pollution and enhance emergency response and regional coordination”. [5] Transboundary emergency response schemes are in place under this plan. [5]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence of procedures in place for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation set up by the OMVS. The OMVS has set up several programmes, such as the Integrated Water Resources Management and Multi-Use Development Project of the Senegal River Basin, also known as PGIRE, but which does not mention any such mulutal assistance capacity [1]. Nor does the 2008 Strategic Action Plan for the Management of Priority Environmental Problems of the Senegal River Basin mention any mutual assistance procedures for critical situations [2]. In 2016 the OMVS held a workshop on facing water shortages but no mutual assistance procedures were highlighted [3]. Finally, nothing of sort could be found on the OMVS website [4] neither in the 2006 unique annual report of its Environment Observatory [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence of procedures in place for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation set up by the OMVS. The OMVS has set up several programmes, such as the Integrated Water Resources Management and Multi-Use Development Project of the Senegal River Basin, also known as PGIRE, but which does not mention any such mulutal assistance capacity [1]. Nor does the 2008 Strategic Action Plan for the Management of Priority Environmental Problems of the Senegal River Basin mention any mutual assistance procedures for critical situations [2]. In 2016 the OMVS held a workshop on facing water shortages but no mutual assistance procedures were highlighted [3]. Finally, nothing of sort could be found on the OMVS website [4] neither in the 2006 unique annual report of its Environment Observatory [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"Mekong River Commission (MRC) allocates five percent of its budget on forecasting, warning and emergency response. The forecasting and emergency team are responsible in the Secretariat in coordinating with Member Country agencies to deliver the action plan during emergency response situation. However, as Myanmar is only a dialogue partner, it is unclear on how much of the MRC's budget will be allocated -if at all- to emergencies in Myanmar. [1,2] Myanmar does not have any type of bilateral agreement with the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation either. [3] However,In 2005, ASEAN states (which Myanmar is a member of) signed the ASEAN Agreement on Disaster Management and Emergency Response (AADMER), which is among the first legally binding disaster management agreements in the world. [4] There is no news of Myanmar offering financial support for an emergency of another country. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"There is no public evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has procedures in place for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation. ACTO’s website does not contain information regarding mutual assistance among member countries during an emergency [1]. ACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) does not mention mutual assistance during an emergency [2]. \n \nAt the sub-regional level, Peru participates in the Andean Committee for Disaster Prevention and Relief (CAPRADE) with Colombia, Ecuador and Peru (members of the Andean Community). CAPRADE's mission includes promoting mutual aid in the case of disasters and its activities include strengthening mutual assistance systems and promoting coordination among countries in the event of disasters via the “Operations Guide for Mutual Assistance in case of Disasters in the Andean Countries” [3]. A 2007 report did indicted that Peru had offered support to Ecuador through this framework. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"In Senegal, no procedures are outlined in the agreement or the management plan of the joint body for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation and the country is its full-member. \n\nSuch evidence could not be found in an OMVS report presenting a specific project, the Multi-purpose Development of the integrated Environment and Water\nResources Management Project (PGI2) in the SÉNÉGAL River Basin; in a strategic action plan of the OMVS; in an OMVS report, in the OMVS, in the annual report of the Observatory of the environment, in the Ministry of Agriculture and Equipment, in the Directorate of Water Resources Management and Planning (DGPRE)website, in the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation and in the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"There are plans in place for mutual assistance in case of critical situations, but these procedures need to be further developed in order to cover all countries. \n\nThe project - \"Improvement of Joint Actions in Flood Management in the Sava River Basin\", includes two components: preparation of the Flood Risk Management Plan in the Sava River Basin (Sava FRMP) and establishment of a joint Flood Forecasting and Warning System in the Sava River Basin (Sava FFWS). [2] Draft Sava FRMP has been prepared and according to the Sava Commission annual report covering period until March 2018, Sava FFWS should have been designed until 2018. [1] However, there is no evidence that Sava FFWS has been put into operation. \n\nNeither the JEWS or PAICS arrangement have a mutual response beyond information sharing if an issue was identified. [3,4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"There are plans in place for mutual assistance in case of critical situations, but these procedures need to be further developed in order to cover all countries. \n\nThe project - \"Improvement of Joint Actions in Flood Management in the Sava River Basin\", includes two components: preparation of the Flood Risk Management Plan in the Sava River Basin (Sava FRMP) and establishment of a joint Flood Forecasting and Warning System in the Sava River Basin (Sava FFWS). [2] Draft Sava FRMP has been prepared and according to the Sava Commission annual report covering period until March 2018, Sava FFWS should have been designed until 2018. [1] However, there is no evidence that Sava FFWS has been put into operation. \n\nNeither the JEWS or PAICS arrangement have a mutual response beyond information sharing if an issue was identified. [3,4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"No, there are no formal collaborations among basin states in case of critical situations. Currently, there are no basin-wide operational arrangements in the Tigris-Euphrates River Basin (shared between Iraq, Syria and Turkey). [1] This is a result of the current political situation in Syria."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence of basin-level procedures for disaster response, but Tajikistan has some relevant bilateral agreements in place. \n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] No evidence of regional-level mutual assistance was found in international documents on disaster risk in Central Asia. [4, 5, 6] \n \n However, regional and bilateral agreements separate to the ICWC are in place, with a general agreement on cooperation on prevention of and response to disasters signed between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan in 1998. [7] While the document does not refer specifically to water-related crises, it provides a basis for cooperation on disaster response, including joint activities on monitoring of ecological disaster risks, mutual early warning and information on risks of and ocurring natural disaster, and coordination of national efforts to respond to disasters through the relevant emergency services. [7] In particular, a legal basis is established for the work of foreign disaster response personnel when operating in a different country where a disaster has ocurred (particularly that the providing government is responsible for labour conditions), for the movement of vehicles, goods and equipment necessary for disaster response across state borders (including stipulation that simplified customs procedures be applied), and for payment of compensation for any injuries or damages incurred or caused by parties providing assistance. [7] Further provisions are also made for the exchange of information, knowledge and skills, including through joint training exercises, joint preventative action and international conferences. [7]\n \n Further, in 2000, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan signed an agreement on cooperation in the event of a breach of Lake Sarez located in Tajikistan on the Amu Darya basin, committing to establish a joint commission and providing for joint monitoring of the lake's condition and procedures for early warning by Tajikistan. [8] While work was conducted to reduce the risk of a breach and install an early warning system under a World Bank project completed in 2007, there is little evidence of bilateral cooperation between the two countries over the years. [9] However, in 2018, the two countries' emergency authorities held a first joint meeting, and as a result agreed to conduct joint monitoring of the lake and surrounding areas presenting a risk of downstream floods and mudslides. [10]\n \n In 2018, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan signed a further general agreement on prevention of and response to disasters through the two countries' disaster response authorities. [11] While the document largely echoes the provisions of the 1998 multilateral agreement, also not referring to water-related crises, with leaders expressing hope that the new agreement would give bilateral cooperation in the risk management \"new impulse\". [11, 12] However, by contrast to the 1998 agreement, which establishes that assistance is provided for free, unless parties agree otherwise, the 2018 bilateral agreement stipulates that the party receiving assistance is to reimburse the providing party for the assistance, within 30 days of the providing party's request. [7, 11] The agreement has led to a related protocol signed between the two countries' emergency services in April 2019, and a joint training exercise simulating a transboundary emergency conducted in September 2019, with further participation from the Kyrgyz emergency service. [13]\n \n However, no evidence of instances of live joint recovery or response activity was found on the website of Tajikistan's emergency service. [14]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence of basin-level procedures for disaster response, but Tajikistan has some relevant bilateral agreements in place and there is evidence of some ad-hoc assistance provided between Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] No evidence of regional-level mutual assistance was found in international documents on disaster risk in Central Asia. [4, 5, 6] \n \n However, regional and bilateral agreements separate to the ICWC are in place, with a general agreement on cooperation on prevention of and response to disasters signed between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan in 1998. [7] While the document does not refer specifically to water-related crises, it provides a basis for cooperation on disaster response, including joint activities on monitoring of ecological disaster risks, mutual early warning and information on risks of and ocurring natural disaster, and coordination of national efforts to respond to disasters through the relevant emergency services. [7] In particular, a legal basis is established for the work of foreign disaster response personnel when operating in a different country where a disaster has ocurred (particularly that the providing government is responsible for labour conditions), for the movement of vehicles, goods and equipment necessary for disaster response across state borders (including stipulation that simplified customs procedures be applied), and for payment of compensation for any injuries or damages incurred or caused by parties providing assistance. [7] Further provisions are also made for the exchange of information, knowledge and skills, including through joint training exercises, joint preventative action and international conferences. [7]\n \n In 2018, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan signed a further general agreement on prevention of and response to disasters through the two countries' disaster response authorities. [8] While the document largely echoes the provisions of the 1998 multilateral agreement, also not referring to water-related crises, with leaders expressing hope that the new agreement would give bilateral cooperation in the risk management \"new impulse\". [8, 9] However, by contrast to the 1998 agreement, which establishes that assistance is provided for free, unless parties agree otherwise, the 2018 bilateral agreement stipulates that the party receiving assistance is to reimburse the providing party for the assistance, within 30 days of the providing party's request. [7, 8] The agreement has led to a related protocol signed between the two countries' emergency services in April 2019, and a joint training exercise simulating a transboundary emergency conducted in September 2019, with further participation from the Kyrgyz emergency service. [10]\n \n In May 2020, following the bursting of Sardoba Dam on the Syr Darya in Uzbekistan, Tajikistan provided construction materials for the recovery efforts, although it was not affected by the incident. [11] Similarly, in 2017, Uzbekistan sent Tajikistan a consignment of humanitarian aid following a range of avalanches. [12] However, no evidence of other examples of joint recovery or response activity was found on the website of Tajikistan's emergency service. [12]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"There are procedures outlined in the agreement of the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation (Article 10: Emergency Situations) and Thailand is a full-member [1]. \n\nMRC allocates five percent of its budget on forecasting, warning and emergency response. The forecasting and emergency team are responsible in the Secretariat in coordinating with Member Country agencies to deliver the action plan during emergency response situation [2]. The MRC Communication Policy provides for \"disaster and emergency warnings related to flood, drought and river pollution,\" while a \"functional and operational communication network is maintained for transboundary emergency alert, response and mitigation.\" [3] The MRC’s Procedures on Water Quality (PWQ) include Technical Guidelines for Water Quality Emergency Response and Management to ensure “timely and effective cooperation among the MRC Member Countries in response to water quality emergency pollution incidents”. [4] The MRC has also prepared a Regional Action Plan for Sustainable Transport of Dangerous Goods along the Mekong River “to reduce the risks of accidents, spillages and pollution and enhance emergency response and regional coordination”. [5] Transboundary emergency response schemes are in place under this plan. [5]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"There is no formal cooperation among the states in the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin in case of a critical situation. There is no joint body or multilateral mechanism. Similarly, there is no formal bilateral agreement concerning cooperation in critical situations with either Syria or Iraq. However Turkey has historically offered aid to Iraq in response to water related crises.\n\nThere is no mention of such an agreement is made in Turkey’s submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 [1], in Kibaroğlu and Scheumann’s article [2], or on the webpages of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Syria [3] [4] and Iraq [5] or in relevant academic literature [6]. \n\nHowever, the Turkish Red Crescent and other Turkish organisations have provided humanitarian assistance to Iraq in recent years in cases of war-related humanitarian crisis [7] and flooding [8]. The a annual report of the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (Turkey’s official overseas development agency) for 2017 lists Iraq as receiving USD8.27 million from Turkey.[9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that Turkmenistan is covered by basin-level procedures for disaster response, however, Turkmenistan has a bilateral agreement in place with Uzbekistan.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWCCA), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] No evidence of regional-level mutual assistance was found in international documents on disaster risk in Central Asia. [4, 5, 6] \n \n Multilateral agreements are in place between certain countries on the Amu Darya basin, however Turkmenistan is not a party to the general agreement on cooperation on prevention of and response to disasters signed between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan in 1998, although the document does not refer specifically to water-related crises. [7] \n \n In 2013, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan signed an agreement on general disaster prevention and response. [8] While the document does not refer specifically to water-related crises, it provides a basis for cooperation on disaster response, including joint activities on monitoring of ecological disaster risks, mutual early warning and information on risks of and ocurring natural disaster, and coordination of national efforts to respond to disasters through the relevant emergency services. [8] In particular, a legal basis is established for the work of foreign disaster response personnel when operating in a different country where a disaster has ocurred (particularly that the providing government is responsible for labour conditions), for the movement of vehicles, goods and equipment necessary for disaster response across state borders (including stipulation that simplified customs procedures be applied), and for payment of compensation for any injuries or damages incurred or caused by parties providing assistance. [7] In addition, the agreement stipulates that the country receiving assistance should compensate the providing country. [8] Further provisions are also made for the exchange of information, knowledge and skills, including through joint training exercises, joint preventative action and international conferences. [8] However, no evidence of historic mutual assistance in critical situations was found on the websites of Uzbekistan's Ministry of Emergencies or Turkmenistan's Ministry of Defence (party to the agreement). [9, 10]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence of basin-level procedures for disaster response, but Uzbekistan has some relevant bilateral agreements in place. \n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] No evidence of regional-level mutual assistance was found in international documents on disaster risk in Central Asia. [4, 5, 6] \n \n However, bilateral agreements separate to the ICWC are in place, with a general agreement on cooperation on prevention of and response to disasters signed between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan in 1998. [7] While the document does not refer specifically to water-related crises, it provides a basis for cooperation on disaster response, including joint activities on monitoring of ecological disaster risks, mutual early warning and information on risks of and ocurring natural disaster, and coordination of national efforts to respond to disasters through the relevant emergency services. [7] In particular, a legal basis is established for the work of foreign disaster response personnel when operating in a different country where a disaster has ocurred (particularly that the providing government is responsible for labour conditions), for the movement of vehicles, goods and equipment necessary for disaster response across state borders (including stipulation that simplified customs procedures be applied), and for payment of compensation for any injuries or damages incurred or caused by parties providing assistance. [7] Further provisions are also made for the exchange of information, knowledge and skills, including through joint training exercises, joint preventative action and international conferences. [7]\n \n Further, in 2000, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan signed an agreement on cooperation in the event of a breach of Lake Sarez located in Tajikistan on the Amu Darya basin, committing to establish a joint commission and providing for joint monitoring of the lake's condition and procedures for early warning by Tajikistan. [8] While work was conducted to reduce the risk of a breach and install an early warning system under a World Bank project completed in 2007, there is little evidence of bilateral cooperation between the two countries over the years. [9] However, in 2018, the two countries' emergency authorities held a first joint meeting, and as a result agreed to conduct joint monitoring of the lake and surrounding areas presenting a risk of downstream floods and mudslides. [10]\n \n In 2018, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan signed a further general agreement on prevention of and response to disasters through the two countries' disaster response authorities. [11] While the document largely echoes the provisions of the 1998 multilateral agreement, also not referring to water-related crises, with leaders expressing hope that the new agreement would give bilateral cooperation in the risk management \"new impulse\". [11, 12] However, by contrast to the 1998 agreement, which establishes that assistance is provided for free, unless parties agree otherwise, the 2018 bilateral agreement stipulates that the party receiving assistance is to reimburse the providing party for the assistance, within 30 days of the providing party's request. [7, 11] The agreement has led to a related protocol signed between the two countries' emergency services in April 2019, and a joint training exercise simulating a transboundary emergency conducted in September 2019, with further participation from the Kyrgyz emergency service. [13]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence of basin-level procedures for disaster response, but Uzbekistan has some relevant bilateral agreements in place and there is evidence of some ad-hoc assistance provided between Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] No evidence of regional-level mutual assistance was found in international documents on disaster risk in Central Asia. [4, 5, 6] \n \n However, regional and bilateral agreements separate to the ICWC are in place, with a general agreement on cooperation on prevention of and response to disasters signed between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan in 1998. [7] While the document does not refer specifically to water-related crises, it provides a basis for cooperation on disaster response, including joint activities on monitoring of ecological disaster risks, mutual early warning and information on risks of and ocurring natural disaster, and coordination of national efforts to respond to disasters through the relevant emergency services. [7] In particular, a legal basis is established for the work of foreign disaster response personnel when operating in a different country where a disaster has ocurred (particularly that the providing government is responsible for labour conditions), for the movement of vehicles, goods and equipment necessary for disaster response across state borders (including stipulation that simplified customs procedures be applied), and for payment of compensation for any injuries or damages incurred or caused by parties providing assistance. [7] Further provisions are also made for the exchange of information, knowledge and skills, including through joint training exercises, joint preventative action and international conferences. [7]\n \n In 2018, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan signed a further general agreement on prevention of and response to disasters through the two countries' disaster response authorities. [8] While the document largely echoes the provisions of the 1998 multilateral agreement, also not referring to water-related crises, with leaders expressing hope that the new agreement would give bilateral cooperation in the risk management \"new impulse\". [8, 9] However, by contrast to the 1998 agreement, which establishes that assistance is provided for free, unless parties agree otherwise, the 2018 bilateral agreement stipulates that the party receiving assistance is to reimburse the providing party for the assistance, within 30 days of the providing party's request. [7, 8] The agreement has led to a related protocol signed between the two countries' emergency services in April 2019, and a joint training exercise simulating a transboundary emergency conducted in September 2019, with further participation from the Kyrgyz emergency service. [10]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"There is no public evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has procedures in place for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation. ACTO’s website does not contain information regarding mutual assistance among member countries during an emergency [1]. ACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) does not mention mutual assistance during an emergency [2]. \n\nAt the sub-regional level, the Andean Committee for Disaster Prevention and Relief (CAPRADE) consists of members of the Andean Community (Colombia, Ecuador and Peru), but Venezuela left the Community in 2006 [3, 4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"There are procedures outlined in the agreement of the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation (Article 10: Emergency Situations) and Vietnam is a full-member [1]. \n\nMRC allocates five percent of its budget on forecasting, warning and emergency response. The forecasting and emergency team are responsible in the Secretariat in coordinating with Member Country agencies to deliver the action plan during emergency response situation [2]. The MRC Communication Policy provides for \"disaster and emergency warnings related to flood, drought and river pollution,\" while a \"functional and operational communication network is maintained for transboundary emergency alert, response and mitigation.\" [3] The MRC’s Procedures on Water Quality (PWQ) include Technical Guidelines for Water Quality Emergency Response and Management to ensure “timely and effective cooperation among the MRC Member Countries in response to water quality emergency pollution incidents”. [4] The MRC has also prepared a Regional Action Plan for Sustainable Transport of Dangerous Goods along the Mekong River “to reduce the risks of accidents, spillages and pollution and enhance emergency response and regional coordination”. [5] Transboundary emergency response schemes are in place under this plan. [5]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A64+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F64,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/].\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia Scientific Centre. [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/.\n \n [5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia Scientific Centre. 2019. \"Water in Central Asia and the World: Yearbook 2018\", (\"Вода в центральной Азии и в мире: Ежегодник 2018\"). [http://cawater-info.net/yearbook/pdf/yearbook2018_ru.pdf].\n \n [6] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2017. \"Rethinking water in Central Asia: The costs of inaction and the benefits of cooperation\". [https://carececo.org/Rethinking%20Water%20in%20Central%20Asia.pdf].\n \n [7] Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation. 2019. \"Disaster risk management and water resource management in a changing climate in Central Asia and the Caucasus\", (\"Управление рисками стихийных бедствий и управление водными ресурсами в условиях изменения климата в Центральной Азии и на Кавказе\"). [https://www.weadapt.org/system/files_force/managing_disaster_risks_and_water_under_climate_change_in_ca_and_caucasus_rus_9september2019.pdf?download=1].\n \n [8] Presidency of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 13-VI ZRK of 28 September 2015. \"On ratification of the Agreement between the Government of the REpublic of Kazakhstan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the field of civil defence and prevention and liquidation of emergency situations\", (\"О ратификации Соглашения между Правительством Республики Казахстан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в области гражданской обороны, предупреждения и ликвидации чрезвычайных ситуаций\"). [https://tengrinews.kz/zakon/parlament_respubliki_kazahstan/mejdunapodnyie_otnosheniya_respubliki_kazahstan/id-Z1600000013/].\n \n [9] Committee for Emergencies of the Republic of Kazakhstan. [https://gov.kz/memleket/entities/emer?lang=ru].\n \n [10] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 25 October 2010. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf].\n \n [11] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". 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Afghanistan, the National Water Affairs Regulatory Authority, which carries out projects to develop water resources, is financed through the state budget. However, there is no specific sum of the NWARA's budget that is dedicated solely to the development of national water resources.\n \n According to the approved budget for 2020, Afghanistan has set a budget for the National Water Affairs Regulatory Authority (NWARA; the new title of the Ministry of Energy and Water as of 2020). [1, 2] Within the budget, two of the projects to be undertaken are: the Kabul City Water Management Project for Water Management in Kabul Mountains, and the construction of many small and large dams. [1] The Kabul project is a four-phase, 20-year project to expand water supply in the country's capital through construction of reservoirs and water supply systems to address chronic shortages of groundwater. [3] The construction of 82 small and large dams around the country is aimed at expanding available water resources under the NWARA's five-year water infrastructure development plan (described below). [4]\n \n The National Water Affairs Regulation Authority budget for 2019 was US$ 139 million and the NWARA managed to spend 88.4% of it. [5] The NWARA's annual report for 2019 states that the authority contracted 139 projects valued at US$ 23.9 million in 2019, although no figures on percentage of actual spending allocated to infrastructure are presented. [4, 5] In 2019 the authority completed the World Bank financed Irrigation Restoration and Development Project, which included US$ 70 million to be spent on rehabilitation of irrigation infrastructure, and US$ 31 million on the development and construction of small dams. [6] \n \n In addition, in 2019 the NWARA adopted a five-year water infrastructure development plan for 2019- 2024, which envisages the following infrastructure spending: construction of 82 large, medium and small dams (US$ 60 million); 4,500 projects in reconstruction of irrigation systems and canals (US$ 270 million); 2,936 canal construction projects (US$ 1 097 million); 1875 kariz (underground water channel used for irrigation) projects (US$ 73.13 million); 1 000 kilometers of riverbank will be reinforced (US$ 419 million). [4] In general, the five-year plan focuses on expansion of irrigation infrastructure, envisaging the irrigation of 2.35 million ha of land. [4] The 2019 annual report which describes the plan expects international cooperation to support it, but does not identify any specific sources of financing. [4]\n \n Afghanistan gets the score of 2 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on a dedicated budget allocated for the development of national water resources. The (2017) assessment states that Afghanistan has generally not begun or installed coordination of water resources management and infrastructure development [7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Bolivia has a dedicated budget allocated for the development of national water resources. \n\nSince 2011, the More Investment for Water (MIAGUA) program has invested in water infrastructure to increase agricultural production and rural access to potable water across the country, benefitting more than 1.6m people from 2011 to 2017 [1]. The most recent iteration of the project, MIAGUA V, was approved in mid-2018 and the Bolivian Senate approved the associated loans from the Andean Development Corporation (CAF) in early 2019 [2]. The MIAGUA V program will invest around US$150m in water infrastructure, with US$77m coming from the CAF loan and US$73m from department and municipal budgets [1]. From 2011-2015 the MIAGUA program invested around US$400m in water infrastructure [3]. \n\nIn addition the Ministry of Environment and Water has a budget for water resources management. In 2018, the Ministry's budget included US$7.8m for Basins and Water Resources, US$19.2m for Potable Water and Sewage in urban and suburban areas, and US$3.4m for Potable Water and Sewage in Rural Areas [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"There is a specific budget allocated to investment for water resources development, but there are no firm evidence that includes a focus on infrastructure. \n\nAnnual budget of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Republic of Srpska and Brck District have budget line related to water management, but the purpose of budget allocations cannot be precisely determined (e.g. in the budget of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina it is possible to identify only public infrastructure, not water related projects specifically). Based on a review of budgets, it is not possible to precisely determine the amount spent on water management. In the budget of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management of Republic of Srpska there is allocation of 9,700,000 KM as transfer to public utility company Water Srpska or for co-financing of IFI funded projects in 2018 it is allocated 1,600,000 M. In the budget of the Ministry of Agriculture, Water Management and Forestry of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina for 2018 there are no specific allocations for water. [1, 2, 3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"Brazil has a specific budget allocated to investment for water resources development that includes a focus on infrastructure.\n\nIn 2018, a total of 56.8 million Brazilian reais were allocated to the National Policy of Water Resources. [1] The budget for the National Water Agency in 2018 was 413.5 million Brazilian reais. [2] Across all government organs, there was 1.3 billion Brazilian reais allocated for water resources in 2018. [3] The Portal of Transparency allows for analysis of the budget through several lens, and there are numerous iterations on how to obtain budgetary information. \n\nIn 2019, the budget for water-resources infrastructure is 50.1 million Brazilian reais, this compares to 148.1 million Brazilian reais in 2018. [4] This item in the budget is called \"acquisition of equipment and/or implementation of water-resources infrastructure works\". This budget is allocated to Local Governments [4] - it is not included in the budget of National Water Agency [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"There is evidence of a dedicated budget allocation for the development of national water resources in Cambodia.\n\nCambodian government's annual budget plans indicate that there is a specific budget allocated for investment in water resources development including infrastructure [1]. Public Investment Programme 2016-2018 indicates that the government allocated USD 1,169.8 million for infrastructure development, USD 222.8 million of which was allotted specifically for Water and Sanitation (excluding rural development). Cambodia's Financial Management Law for 2019, adopted in November 2018, notes that “the portion of the budget allocated to certain ministries associated with sectors of economic activity may seem small, but these ministries – including the ministries of Water Resources and Meteorology; Rural Development; Public Works and Transports; and Agriculture – absorb funds from the public investment budget, which includes the construction of up to 70 percent of infrastructure like roads, bridges, and water irrigation systems\" [2]. The country's budgets for water resource investment also comes from development partners. For instance, in 2017, USAID has announced its new three-year US$ 3 million initiative to fund universal water supply and sanitation services in Cambodia by supporting Private Water Operators (PWOs) with access to the money they need to expand and improve water and sanitation access and services in the country [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"China has a dedicated budget allocated for the development of national water resources. \n\nIn 2016, the Ministry of Water Resources and the Ministry of Finance issued the \"Measures for the Administration of the Use of Funds of the Central Treasury for Water Resources Development\" to regulate the use of government fund. The Water Resources Development fund shall be used purely for infrastructure development [1]. The Ministry of Water Resources also frequently publishes the work related to such funds and policy updates on their website [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"Colombia has specific budgets allocated for the development of national water resources and these include a focus on infrastructure. \n\nThe March 2019 Budget Execution document for the Ministry of Housing, which contains the Vice-Ministry for Water and Sewage, shows an annual allocation of approximately US$665m for water and basic sanitation spending [1]. In addition, lines 38 to 43 (and others) earmark funds for potable water infrastructure investments [1]. The Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development’s 2019 budget contains approximately US$1m for “Institutional strengthening for the implementation of the National Integrated Water Resources Management Policy” [2]. "},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"There is a specific budget allocated to investment for water resources development that includes a focus on infrastructure.\n\nWater Management Financing Law defines the sources of funds for financing water management, in particular water compensation, including the obligation payment, taxpayer, basis, method of calculation, determination of the amount, purpose of spending these funds, enforcement, limitation and other issues related to the realization and use of these funds. According to article 52 of the Law, municipality may introduce development fee as addition to defined prices (e.g. price of water) to finance infrastructure development needs related to water facilities. [1] \n\nOperational Programme Competitiveness and Cohesion 2014 - 2020, which is currently under implementation and financed by European Investment and Structural Funds and national budget, supports reduction of sources of water pollution on national water through different measures, such as construction/reconstruction/upgrading public sewerage system, construction/reconstruction/upgrading of wastewater treatment plants, sludge treatment facilities etc. [2] \n\nCroatia reports the score 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on National budget for investment including water resources infrastructure. The assessment states that according to Water Management Financing Act, there are several fees intended for financing water resources development at the national level, including financing water resources infrastructure. Allocations from these fees are to be used only for purposes proscribed by Water Management Financing Act. Funds are applied for investments that are stipulated by Multi-Annual Programme of Constructing Water Regulation and Protection Facilities and Amelioration Facilities. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Ecuador’s 2019 national budget includes allocation of funds for development of national water resources with a focus on infrastructure. \n\nThe Annual Investments Program of the 2019 national budget includes US$19.5m for investment projects to be executed by the Secretariat of Water. These projects include potable water and sanitation in rural areas and small communities. In addition, the Ministry of Housing also has funds dedicated to investment in water infrastructure, such as the potable water system for the city of Esmeraldas. Other projects include the plan for exploitation and control of water in the province of Los Rios, with a budget of US$1.3m for 2019 [1]. The Secretariat of Water's 2019 operational budget is US$22m [2]. \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"In Guinea, a specific budget is allocated for the development of national water resources that includes a focus on infrastructure. \n\nIn the finance law of 2017, specific budgets are allocated for the development of water resources development projects to improve water management in the Senegal river and the Niger basin. In 2017, a specific budget was allocated to the Ministry of public works, which represent 6.7% of the total budget for 2017 (GNF 705 million) , while the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics received 0.3% of the total budget (GNF 495 million) . Some of the funds allocated to the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics, are directed to infrastructure projects, mainly to the construction or rehabilitation of hydroelectric projects (GNF 25 million) as well as to the development of infrastructure for drinking water supply, mostly in rural regions (GNF 8.7 million). There is no further information on how much has already been disbursed for these projects. (1) Moreover, Guinea gets the score of 20 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on a dedicated budget allocated for the development of national water resources . The assessment states that Guinea has an allocated budget, but it only partially covers the planned investments. It is not specified which are the planned investments mentioned in the IWRM (2) \n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, The yearly budget bill is drafted every year by the government and is ratified in the Parliament. It includes budgets for the Five Year Plan which have a section dedicated to Water Resource Development including, but not dedicated to, infrastructure [1]\n\nLast year the budget bill had sections on developing pipelines for agriculture sector, development of new irrigation systems and sustainable drainage systems [1]. Governmental bodies that are responsible for water infrastructure such as the Ministry of Energy, Ministry of Agriculture and the Department of Environment, have a operational budget but no evidence of resources dedicated to development and maintenance of water infrastructures. [4]\n\nThe private sector is also involved in building hydroelectric power plants [2] and dams [3] through public private partnerships. These deals emerge based on the capacity targets announced by the government. [2,3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, there is a national fund allocated for the national water resources strategy on developing water infrastructure but it is not sufficient and varies considerably year on year. \n\nThe Ministry of Water Resources budget is negotiated by its minister and the finance Commission of the Iraqi parliament: the commission revises up or down the budget initially requested by the minister, according to the needs of the ministry in investment resources (2). \n\nThus, the budget is not constant and varies by years, depending on the government in charge of the minister and other short-term issues. The Ministry of Water Resources official website do not publish details about its budget, however Iraqi medias and newspapers estimate the budget as the following (3): \n- 2010: $ 900 million, \n- 2011: $ 331 million, \n- 2012: $ 980 million, \n- 2013: $ 154 million, \n- 2015: $ 300 million, \n- 2016: $ 202 million, \n- 2017: $ 449 million. \n\nMoreover, some local observes denounced what they call an “unequal and arbitrary distribution of ministries' budgets”. In fact, in 2017 a parliamentary source revealed that a number of ministries were upset by the \"unfair division\" of the quotas they received from the supplementary budget (4). It was mainly the case of the Ministry of water resources whose investment budget of $ 202 billion dinars was lower than other ministries’ and bodies’ investment budgets such as the Ministry of the Interior (217 billion dinars), the Council of Ministers (345 billion dinars), the Ministry of Oil (293 billion dinars) and the Ministry of Electricity (692 billion dinars) (4).\n\nThis investment budget includes funds allocated for infrastructure. For instance, in 2019, 76 million dollars were allocated to the Great Samawa Water Supply Project (5). However there is no dedicated to fund to support general infrastructure development (2)\n\nHowever, the budget does not appear to be sufficient to cover all the strategy action plan. To overcome these difficulties, the Ministry of Water has been receiving in 2019, funds, loans and donations from national partners in Iraq (banks) and from foreign governments, banks, development agencies and international organizations (5): \n- The trade bank of Iraq and the French Development Agency offered loans to support investment and infrastructure projects, \n- Japan International Cooperation Agency offered a $ 5 million as economic assistance, \n- the ministry also received a $ 57,5 million financial assistance from Italy, \n- Finally, the World Bank offered $ 15,5 million to support investments in the ministry\n\nIraq reporting under 6.5.1. states that the MoWR is insufficently funded (1)/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"Specific funds are allocated to investment in water resource infrastructure.\n \n In 2014 Kazakhstan adopted the 2014–2019 State Water Resource Management Programme and an action plan for the programme's realization, covering the years 2014–2020 and envisaging a range of measures to enhance water use efficiency, mainly through overhaul and upgrade of water transmission pipelines at the national, regional and settlement level, with projected expenditure of KZT 394 bn (US$ 975m) on water transmission infrastructure, and a total of KZT 8.2 tn (US$ 20.3bn). [5] However, the 2014 programme was in 2017 folded into the 2018 \"State Programme for the development of the Agro-Industrial Complex 2017–2021\", under which a range of investment was to be made in water resource infrastructure, but it contains a reduced focus on overhaul of water transmission of water transmission pipelines, focussing instead on irrigation. [1] In accordance with the State Programme's budget as updated on 5 January 2020, the largest single figure is for a programme of reconstruction and modernisation of irrigation systems, with KZT 242 bn (US$ 575.5 m) provided in international financing, and a contribution of KZT 46.6 bn (US$ 115 m) from the government; in total, KZT 85 bn (US$ 222 m) was to be allocated to this in 2020. [1, 2] Further, the State Programme allocated state financing of KZT 49.9 tn (US$ 123 m) to the reconstruction of water distribution systems in disrepair, of which KZT 22.8 tn (US$ 56.3 m) in 2020, with the Action Plan listing 41 facilities nationwide, including reservoirs, dams, and related networks and installation of new equipment. [1] Finally, non-critical reconstruction and upgrade of nationally-owned hydraulic facilities was allocated KZT 29.3 bn (US$ 72.3 m), including KZT 2.1 tn (US$ 5.2 m) in 2020. [1] The State Programme and its budget were most recently updated on 5 January 2020. [2]\n \n In January 2020, the government approved a draft 2020–2030 Water Management Programme, including objectives to construct of 5–7km³ of new reservoirs and rebuild 482 existing hydraulic structures. [3, 4] However, the new programme had not been fully adopted by the time of research, and no information on planned expenditure was available. [3, 4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"In Kyrgyzstan, the State Agency for Water Resources (SAW) receives funding from the national budget, but it is unclear whether a specific portion of the SAW's budget is allocated specifically to investment for water resources development. Separate to the budget of the SAW, the state budget allocates a sum of money to be spent on large-scale water infrastructure projects.\n \n In 2005, the Government of Kyrgyzstan adopted a new Water Code, which provided for the establishment of a new Government Agency, the State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘SAW’), which is charged with implementing state regulation in the field of water resources management and use. [1] The SAW is the manager of budgetary, extrabudgetary and other funds allocated to it for the purpose of management, regulation and rational use of water resources, as well as for the maintenance and development of state-owned water infrastructure facilities that have been transferred to it for management. [1]\n \n According to the state budget of Kyrgyzstan for 2020, the SAW's budget is KGS 6.29 bn (US$ 81 m), including KGS 296 m (US$ 3.81 m) on fixed assets, which includes the rehabilitation and procurement of equipment. [2] Seperately, the state budget describes a total of KGS 9.32 bn (US$ 120 m) to be spent on large-scale water infrastructure projects, including a nationwide water supply and sanitation network construction project involving rehabilitation of water supply and wastewater disposal networks in over 13 cities, with the participation of international finance organisations such as the World Bank, Islamic Development Bank and European Bank of Reconstruction and Development. [2] However, these expenditures are separate to the budget of the SAW. [2]\n \n According to a local water resources expert, the SAW covers its own expenses with revenues from the state budget, with revenues from foreign aid going towards implementation of projects. [3] The interviewee noted an active role played by the SAW in the development of water resources infrastructure projects, which were in 2020 mainly divided primarily between works on the Chu-Talas river basin and the Syr Darya basin, with works on the Chu-Talas basin being carried out more frequently, as these operations are funded by the Republic of Kazakhstan. [3] Projects on the Sy Darya basin are less actively implemented by the SAW, as they are carried out with the help of foreign aid (predominantly with the help of the Asian Development Bank). [3] The interviewee noted that most recently the SAW was involved in the rehabilitation of a canal on the Chu-Talas river basin. [3] \n \n An example of foreign aid provided to the SAW is presented in a financial audit performed on the SAW for 2019 in connection with a World Bank project under the Global Agriculture and Food Security Programme (‘GAFSP’), under which the SAW received a grant of US$ 6.98 m in 2019, for a total annual budget under the project of US$ 7.71 m. [4] Of these funds, US$ 4.45 m was allocated to infrastructure in 2019, including US$ 3.87 m for the rehabilitation of selected irrigation and drainage infrastructure, and US$ 0.58 m for rehabilitation work on \"critical off-farm structures\". [4] Cumulatively, the SAW received USD ~$15.7 m since the start of the GAFSP. [4] According to the GAFSP’s own website, the SAW (or as it was then, the Department of Water Resources and Land Improvement (‘DRWLI’)) has received funds allocated for “Funding for Agriculture Productivity and Nutrition Improvements” under the GAFSP since 2013, with the first project being completed in 2015, and the current project is expected to run until June 2022. [5, 6, 7]\n \n No evidence was found that financial audits performed on the SAW consider the agency's entire budget including funds provided by the state budget. [4, 8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"In Laos, there does not seem to be a budget allocated to investment for water resources development that includes a focus on infrastructure. \n\nLaos has various documents that can be said to constitute a national water resources strategy but there is no dedicated budget for activities within these documents. [1,2] There is no evidence for water resources spending on the websites of the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, or Bank of the Lao PDR. [3,4,5] Various international agencies and donors are funding government efforts to improve different aspects of water resources infrastructure. The most notable current example is the US$51 m provided by the World Bank, the Lao government and the Mekong River Commission through the Mekong Integrated Water Resources Management Project. [6] The government’s current five-year plan lists various improvements in water resources infrastructure as priorities, including in irrigation systems, gravity water supply, river transport services, wetlands management, water-quality monitoring points, water supply and sanitation, and wastewater treatment [7]. However, only to urban water supply is a budget attached, with a “target figure” of US$205m, which may include all contributions from overseas development assistance and grants or loans from international financial institutions.[7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"There is an allocated budget for water infrastructure development (1). \n\nThe national budget is under thetutellage of the Ministry of Finance and is published annually via a Finance Law (Loi des Finances), the latest one being published in December 2018 [1]. In the 2018 budget, water resources are not deatured among the \"Special Treasurery Accounts\" where funds such as the Forest Protection Frund or the Mining Industry Promotion Fund are featured with important budgets (art. 6 of the law). [1] For 2019, state revenues (art. 9) are estimated to about US$3.47 billion (or FCFA 2,023 bn), of which more than half come from borrowings, while on the other hand expenses (art. 10) are estimated to about US$ 4.12 billion (or FCA 2,410 bn) which suggests a US$662 million deficit for the year 2019 [1]. Of the provisional expense budget, US$1.7 bn (FCFA 980 bn) are expensted to be for public investment in infrastructure. [1] However, a breakdown of where this investment is going is not available online, as the annexes where the epxenses are enumerated is not published online [2]. \n\nAccording to the UNEP IRWM assessment, the national budget allocated for investment in water-related infrastructure is about 1% of the total state budget. The allocated budget would cover only 12% to 14% of the annual investment budget planned for water-related infrastructure. The 85% annual investment budget allocated for water-related infrastructure would therefore need to \"topped-up\" from external support, bilateral or multilateral co-operation, not included in the state budget in the finance law. However, these allegations could not be confirmed with the budget law of 2019 that is available online. [3] \nNonetheless, it appears that some budget is allocated, either from the national budget or from international partners, into water-related issues such as potable water as suggested by a 2017 announcement by the European Bank of Investments that allocated 50 million euros to a potable water project in Bamako [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, there is a national budget allocated to IWRM but remains reportedly limited and insufficient [1]. However, it is not possible to verify these allegations, since the budget for sanitation is not publicly available on the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation [2] and the only updated document with a budget for 2019 concerns only the budget for the ministry's functioning expenses (e.g. IT, personnel, clothing, etc.) [3]. There is press evidence of recent investments in infrastructure [4] however these appear to largely financed from international investments."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence of a dedicated budget allocation for the development of national water resources in Myanmar.\n\nThe Myanmar government budget, specifically its capital expenditure budget is constrained; hence other sources of finance are targeted. [1] For instance, with the loan US$ 116 million from World Bank and cash aid of $1 million from Southeast Asia Disaster Risk Insurance Facility (SEADRIF), Yangon will be upgrading public infrastructures, drainage system as well as respond natural disasters. [2] Quite a few projects for dams have been given the green light where the finance (investment amounts) and the benefits are unclear. [3,4] Unfortunately, there is no specific budget for water resources and infrastructure. The spending is spread across different ministries. [5] For example, The Department of Rural Department budget for water supply projects from 2012/13 to 2016/17 averaged about US$25 million/year. These budgets include contributions from development partners including DFID, JICA and USAID, and World Bank. [6] There are Priority Adaptation Projects (first to fourth priority projects) for implementation in Myanmar that have defined budgets such as assessing the status of dams for providing sustainable water supplies and withstanding flood risks under future climate (1.5 million USD) and constructing small-scale water impoundments in Naypyidaw for flood control and increasing water supplies for local communities change (3.56 million USD). [7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"There is a dedicated budget allocated for the development of national water resources in Perú.\n\nThe National Authority of Water has its own independent annual budget (of approximately US$90m) that includes line items for developing national water resources. The budget for 2019 has several line items for infrastructure projects including planning, equipment investment and institutional capacity building. These are available to view by the public in the budget document [1]  \n\nAdditionally in 2017, the government of Perú took out a US$40m loan from the World Bank and the funds will be used to develop national water resources. The total value of the project is estimated to be US$88m and will support the acquisition and installation of water quality monitoring equipment; measurement of use of water blocks for agricultural irrigation; monitoring of selected underground aquifers; modernization of the monitoring equipment of selected dams; and measurement of water volume and levels of important rivers. The programme is expected to conclude in 2022. [2,3] \n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"In Senegal, there is a specific budget allocated for the development of national water resources that includes a focus on infrastructure. \n\nAccording to the approved budget for 2018, SÉNÉGAL has a specific budget for the hydraulic and sanitation sector. Within this sector, the projects considered are: a flood control program; a seawater desalination plant; a sanitation project to be developed in 10 cities; and a sanitation project for wastewater. (1) Moreover, there is evidence that the government has made partnerships with the private sector to invest in water resources. Indeed, in Senegal, a reform in the urban water sector opened the way for private sector participation. Since 1996, the public water service is managed through a PPP contract. This ultimately led to the creation of a monopoly. (2) With respect to the sanitation project to be developed in 10 cities, there is evidence that it includes a focus on infrastructure, since some of the objectives are to increase the wastewater treatment capacity, through the construction of 7 treatment plants, this projects also expects to increase the extension of sewers. (3)\n\nSÉNÉGAL gets the score of 20 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on a dedicated budget allocated for the development of national water resources . The assessment states that SÉNÉGAL has an allocated budget, but it only partially covers the planned investments. (4) \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"There is a specific budget allocated to water management, but there is no firm evidence that includes a focus on infrastructure.\n\nAccording to articles 185 and 186 Budgetary Fund for Water is established for financing activities prescribed by the Water Law. The Budgetary Fund is financed from the budget allocations and fees and it is managed by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management. [1] Budgetary Fund for Water is included in the annual budget for 2018, but the budget does not have precise allocations or priorities for financing i.e. if any is reserved for infrastructure. [2] \n\nFinancing of infrastructure projects in the water sector is largely supported by international finance institutions such as Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau (KfW) - German Development Bank. KfW mainly supports small and medium-sized cities in building up efficient water and wastewater networks. Institutional and financial reforms as well as the establishment of modern workflows are a precondition for investments. [3] \n\nSerbia reports the score 20 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on National budget for investment including water resources infrastructure. The assessment states that there are no advanced infrastructure development and coordination of water resources management and infrastructure development, so further efforts are needed to ensure appropriate levels of development and coordination. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"There is a specific budget allocated to investment for water resource development that includes a focus on infrastructure. \n\nSlovenian national budget for 2018 was a separate budget line called \"Environmental Protection and Environmental Protection Infrastructure\" that includes infrastructure investment for water. [1] \n\nThe Operational Programme for the Implementation of the EU Cohesion Policy in the Period 2014-2020, that is currently under implementation, is the main programming document that defines priorities, objective and measures for 7-year financing from the EU and national budget. Priority Investing in the water sector to meet the requirements of the Union’s environmental acquis and to address needs was three specific objectives: reduce emissions into water through development of municipal wastewater collection and treatment infrastructure, increased security of wholesome and clean drinking water supply and achieve good chemical and ecological status of waters. [2] The focus on \"treatment infrastructure\" suggests significant investment in this area."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"Syria has not allocated any budget for the development of water resources. The Supreme Council for Economic and Social Planning has rearranged the priorities of the state budget, in accordance with the deep structural benefits of development, in order to meet the challenges posed by the specificity of the present situation, from sanctions, siege and economic war, aimed at the Syrian citizen and its steadfastness. Eng. Emad Khamis, the Prime Minister, outlined the needs of the citizens of oil, gas and medicine. However, there was no mention of budget allocation for development of water resources. [1] [2] Enab Beladi, a Syrian independent Syrian media organization that was founded in 2011 reported on 14th May 2019 that Fuel and Wheat is devouring Syria’s Budget for 2019 [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"In the Republic of Tajikistan, the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources receives funding from the State Budget, however it is unclear whether there is a specific budget allocated to investment for water resources development.\n \n In 2014, the legislative arm of the Republic of Tajikistan established the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources (‘MEWR’), which is the central executive body engaged in the development and implementation of state policy and legal regulation in the area of water resources. [1] As the central executive body managing the sphere of water resources in the Republic of Tajikistan, the MEWR is charged with receiving and managing funds related to water resources. [1] In accordance with its statute, the MEWR makes recommendations to the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Tajikistan on the drafting of the annual state budget, in terms of the financial support it will require to carry out its activities, including in the sphere of developing water resources infrastructure. [1] Financing of the MEWR’s activities is in-line with the annual state budget of the Republic of Tajikistan, as well as other agreements made with the Ministry of Finance. [1]\n \n All payments on water resources are collected by the State of Tajikistan, and all revenues are distributed between national and local budgets, annually, on the basis of the Law on State Budget for the relevant year. [2] The 2020 State Budget Law only specified that 15% of special funds received by the MEWR would go to the State Budget, and where additional funds were required by the MEWR, they would be covered by the State Budget. In practice this means that 85% of the MEWR’s revenues go towards covering its own costs, and 15% go to the State Budget, with all additional costs covered by the State Budget. [3] No evidence of budget reports or financial accounts of the MEWR were found on the Ministry website. [4]\n \n In 2018, the MEWR published a document listing a total of 25 ongoing projects in the field of improving water resources infrastructure in the Republic of Tajikistan. [5] The sum of these ongoing projects was USD $350 Million as of December 2018, of which USD 95 m was in the form of loans, USD 248 m was in the form of grants, and USD 9 m was in the form of investments from the State. [5] Loans and grants for these projects were predominantly provided by the European Union, USAID, Asian Bank of Development and European Bank of Reconstruction and Development. [5]\n \n A water resources expert interviewee noted that de facto, the MEWR is primarily funded through the national government budget but supplemented by foreign aid (mostly grants) and fees from water users. Water Users Associations (‘WUA’) - as created under the Water Code - collect fees from water users, of which part stays with the WUA to fund its activities, and part is directed to the Agency for Land Reclamation and Irrigation (‘ALRI’) to cover costs of maintaining the major irrigation infrastructure. A very significant fraction, however, of the total annual budget is for the costs of electricity for pumping irrigation water. Neither central budget funding nor water user fees get even close to covering these energy costs and so the ALRI is perpetually in debt to the state-owned electricity company. Every few years the government writes off this debt, which is therefore effectively a large indirect subsidy to the sector. [6]\n \n The expert was unable to confirm whether there is a specific section/amount of the state budget that is allocated for water resources development or for the MEWR. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"In the Republic of Tajikistan, the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources receives funding from the State Budget, however it is unclear whether there is a specific budget allocated to investment for water resources development.\n \n In 2014, the legislative arm of the Republic of Tajikistan established the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources (‘MEWR’), which is the central executive body engaged in the development and implementation of state policy and legal regulation in the area of water resources. [1] As the central executive body managing the sphere of water resources in the Republic of Tajikistan, the MEWR is charged with receiving and managing funds related to water resources. [1] In accordance with its statute, the MEWR makes recommendations to the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Tajikistan on the drafting of the annual state budget, in terms of the financial support it will require to carry out its activities, including in the sphere of developing water resources infrastructure. [1] Financing of the MEWR’s activities is in-line with the annual state budget of the Republic of Tajikistan, as well as other agreements made with the Ministry of Finance. [1]\n \n All payments on water resources are collected by the State of Tajikistan, and all revenues are distributed between national and local budgets, annually, on the basis of the Law on State Budget for the relevant year. [2] The 2020 State Budget Law only specified that 15% of special funds received by the MEWR would go to the State Budget, and where additional funds were required by the MEWR, they would be covered by the State Budget. In practice this means that 85% of the MEWR’s revenues go towards covering its own costs, and 15% go to the State Budget, with all additional costs covered by the State Budget. [3] No evidence of budget reports or financial accounts of the MEWR were found on the Ministry website. [4]\n \n In 2018, the MEWR published a document listing a total of 25 ongoing projects in the field of improving water resources infrastructure in the Republic of Tajikistan. [5] The sum of these ongoing projects was USD $350 Million as of December 2018, of which USD 95 m was in the form of loans, USD 248 m was in the form of grants, and USD 9 m was in the form of investments from the State. [5] Loans and grants for these projects were predominantly provided by the European Union, USAID, Asian Bank of Development and European Bank of Reconstruction and Development. [5]\n \n A water resources expert interviewee noted that de facto, the MEWR is primarily funded through the national government budget but supplemented by foreign aid (mostly grants) and fees from water users. Water Users Associations (‘WUA’) - as created under the Water Code - collect fees from water users, of which part stays with the WUA to fund its activities, and part is directed to the Agency for Land Reclamation and Irrigation (‘ALRI’) to cover costs of maintaining the major irrigation infrastructure. A very significant fraction, however, of the total annual budget is for the costs of electricity for pumping irrigation water. Neither central budget funding nor water user fees get even close to covering these energy costs and so the ALRI is perpetually in debt to the state-owned electricity company. Every few years the government writes off this debt, which is therefore effectively a large indirect subsidy to the sector. [6]\n \n The expert was unable to confirm whether there is a specific section/amount of the state budget that is allocated for water resources development or for the MEWR. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"There is evidence of a dedicated budget allocation for the development of national water resources in Thailand.\n\nIn 2017, the Royal Irrigation Department received an annual budget of approximately USD 475 million, approximately USD 26 million of which was allocated to infrastructure development for water management and sustainable growth [1]. The Office of National Water Resources also received the budget of approximately USD 313 million for water management in 2018 [2]. The agency is projected to spend USD 1.567 billion on infrastructure projects between 2018-2023 [3]. Additionally, there is an environmental fund that receives revenue from government budgets, donors, and water charges collected by municipality government [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"There is a specific budget allocated to investment for water resources development that includes a focus on infrastructure.\n\nThe General Directorate of the State Hydraulic Works (DSI) (http://en.dsi.gov.tr/) is the unit of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF) which undertakes public investments in dams, irrigation facilities, flood defence systems, drainage works etc., in addition to other tasks allotted to it by agreement with the Ministry’s Directorate General of Water Management. The DSI is a “special budget institution”, with a budget distinct from that of the MAF. For 2019, the DSI was allocated TRY9.2 billion (about USD1.7 billion) from the national budget, according to a speech made in February by Minister of Agriculture and Forestry Bekir Pakdemirli [1]. In 2017, it spent TL13.6bn (about USD3.7bn at the time), according to the government's final accounts [2] (The decline may be due to cuts in government investment expenditure in the 2019 budget). Most of the DSI budget goes on investments. The public investment programme for 2019 envisages that the DSI will make TRY5.6 billion (about US$1 billion) worth of investments in 2019, including TRY3.5 billion for agriculture, TRY1.1 billion for energy and TRY 0.9 billion for “other public investments (social rather than economic)” [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"The development of national water resources is financed from the State Budget of Turkmenistan, however it is unclear whether there is a dedicated budget specifically allocated for the development of these resources. \n \n The main policy document governing water resource management, the Water Code of Turkmenistan (last updated in 2019), indicates that \"the construction and maintenance of inter-farm irrigation and drainage systems, and the hydrotechnical facilities or other facilities located therein, are to be financed from the State Budget of Turkmenistan.\" [1] A detailed breakdown of Turkmenistan's state budget does not appear to be publicly available; thus, it is unclear exactly how much is allocated from the budget. Additionally, a 2018 law titled \"On governmental support for the development of agriculture\" establishes that the Government of Turkmenistan is responsible for issuing loans for the construction of waterworks facilities and irrigation systems. [2] \n \n From 2012-2017, the Government of Turkmenistan committed USD 667,000 to an Adaptation Fund/United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) project that resulted in the construction of a number of dams, the drilling of new wells, the repair of existing dams and springs, the construction of reinforced concrete basins for water storage, the construction of water regulating devices, and the construction of drip irrigation systems in three regions of Turkmenistan (Sakarchaga, Nohur, and Karakum). [3] \n \n According to the Adaptation Fund/UNDP, the Government of Turkmenistan also \"dedicated significant budget for technological upgrades in water infrastructure\", pledging USD 4 billion to upgrade pumping stations and canal system lining, as well as large scale investment in high efficiency irrigation technologies, including (subsoil) drip irrigations systems, mobile sprinklers, and wastewater capture and reuse. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"There is a specific budget allocated to investment for water resources development that includes a focus on infrastructure.\n \n The State Budget 2020 as adopted under Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. ZRU-589 9 December 2019 \"On the State Budget of the Republic of Uzbekistan for 2020\" assigns the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan UZS 929 billion (US$ 91 million) for capital investments in the planning, construction (reconstruction) and equipping of infrastructure. [1]\n \n Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan \"On the Approval of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" No. UP-6024 of 10 July 2020 instructs the Ministry of Water Management to use budgetary funds to establish a management group to implement the Strategy. Extrabudgetary funds as well as grants and aid from international financial institutions are to be used to employ foreign experts. [2] The Ministry of Water Management is to submit proposals for water management projects within the established annual level offoreign debt when attracting financing from international financial institutions and foreign state financial institutions. [2]\n \n An example of a water resource infrastructure project being carried out by the Ministry is the South Karakalpakstan Water Resources Management Improvement project, supported by the World Bank since 2014. The Republic of Uzbekistan has committed US$76,640,000 to the project. So far 350 water users have been provided with new/improved irrigation and drainage services; the project is to be completed in 2021. [3] The CAWATER-info 2019 Water Yearbook: Central Asia and Around the Globe, provides an overview of ongoing and completed infrastructure projects in Uzbekistan in 2019. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"There is a specific budget allocated to investment for water resources development that includes a focus on infrastructure.\n \n The State Budget 2020 as adopted under Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. ZRU-589 9 December 2019 \"On the State Budget of the Republic of Uzbekistan for 2020\" assigns the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan UZS 929 billion (US$ 91 million) for capital investments in the planning, construction (reconstruction) and equipping of infrastructure. [1]\n \n Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan \"On the Approval of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" No. UP-6024 of 10 July 2020 instructs the Ministry of Water Management to use budgetary funds to establish a management group to implement the Strategy. Extrabudgetary funds as well as grants and aid from international financial institutions are to be used to employ foreign experts. [2] The Ministry of Water Management is to submit proposals for water management projects within the established annual level offoreign debt when attracting financing from international financial institutions and foreign state financial institutions. [2]\n \n An example of a water resource infrastructure project being carried out by the Ministry is the South Karakalpakstan Water Resources Management Improvement project, supported by the World Bank since 2014. The Republic of Uzbekistan has committed US$76,640,000 to the project. So far 350 water users have been provided with new/improved irrigation and drainage services; the project is to be completed in 2021. [3] The CAWATER-info 2019 Water Yearbook: Central Asia and Around the Globe, provides an overview of ongoing and completed infrastructure projects in Uzbekistan in 2019. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"Budget information on Ministry of Care for Water Resources is not available, however previous budgets do note some allocation for infrastructure investments. \n\nIn early 2018, the Ministry of Eco-Socialism and Water Resources reported that its budget for the 2018 National Water Plan was nearly 2.4 trillion bolivars, or US$59m at the unofficial exchange rate [1]. The planned investment focuses on water resources infrastructure, including rehabilitating pumping stations, upgrading pipes and water mains, and installing new rural aqueducts [1]. The Ministry reported that the plan included 2,700 projects in total [2]. The website of the Ministry of Economy and Finance was inaccessible as of May 2019, so more detailed budget information was not available [3]. \n\n Ministry of Care for Water Resources does not make information on its budget available [4]. "},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence of a dedicated budget allocation for the development of national water resources in Vietnam.\n\nThere is no information from the Ministry of Finance (MOF) about budget allocation for developing national water resources. [1] In 2018, the MOF completed a Circular to guide the use of financial resources for irrigation projects, but it does not specify a budget allocation for these. [2] There is no additional information from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE). [3]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Finance, \" Amendment budget 2020\" (تعديلا ت بودجوي)[https://www.budgetmof.gov.af/images/stories/DGB/BPRD/National%20Budget/1399_Budget/1399%20Budget%20Amendments.pdf]\n \n [2] World Bank. March 2020. \"Project Information Document: Afghanistan Water Supply and Sanitation Services and Institutional Support Program\". [http://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/249961585616708069/pdf/Project-Information-Document-Afghanistan-Water-Supply-and-Sanitation-Services-and-Institutional-Support-Program-P169970.pdf]\n \n [3] Tolo News. 3 August 2018. \"Kabul Water Supply Project Underway\". [https://tolonews.com/business/kabul-water-supply-project-underway]\n \n [4] National Water Affairs Regulatory Authority. 18 February 2020. “Annual report of the Ministry of Energy and Water (National Bureau of Water Affairs) and (Bureau of Energy Services) in the government accountability program”, (“گزارش سالانه وزارت انرژی و آب (اداره ملی تنظیم امور آب) و (اداره تنظیم خدمات انرژی) در برنامه حساب دهی دولت به ملت \"). [http://www.gmic.gov.af/dari/component/content/article/69-2020-01-11-05-19-15/4082-2020-03-19-14-38-15 ].\n \n [5] National Water Affairs Regulatory Authority. \"Budget for 2019\" [https://nwara.gov.af/sites/default/files/2019-12/%D8%B1%D8%A7%D9%BE%D9%88%D8%B1%20%D8%A8%D9%88%D8%AF%D8%AC%D9%87%20%D8%A7%D9%86%DA%A9%D8%B4%D8%A7%D9%81%DB%8C%20%D8%B3%D8%A7%D9%84%20%D9%85%D8%A7%D9%84%DB%8C%201398%20%D8%A7%D8%B1%D9%82%D8%A7%D9%85%20%D8%A8%D9%87%20%D8%AF%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%B1.pdf] \n \n [6] National Water Affairs Regulatory Authority. \"Irrigation Restoration and Development Project - About\". [https://www.pcu-mew.gov.af/about.php].\n \n [7] United Nations. Integrated Water Resources Management, [https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/content/documents/16277Afghanistan.pdf]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Chamber of Deputies Press. Mi Agua V Program plans 30,000 new connections for potable water. 2018. http://www.diputados.bo/prensa/noticias/programa-mi-agua-v-prev%C3%A9-30-mil-nuevas-conexiones-de-agua-potable\n[2] Senate Press. Senate passes Law that approves loan contract to finance the MIAGUA V Program investment. 2019. https://web.senado.gob.bo/prensa/noticias/senado-sanciona-ley-que-aprueba-contrato-de-pr%C3%A9stamo-para-financiar-inversi%C3%B3n-del\n[3] Ministry of the Environment and Water. More Investment for Water - MIAGUA. 2015. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/uploads/miagua1.pdf\n[4] Ministry of Economy and Public Finances. Institutional Budget by Programmatic Category and Spending Group. 2018. https://sigep.sigma.gob.bo/sigep_publico/faces/SFprRepPub?Adf-Window-Id=qmw97deuz&Adf-Page-Id=0"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] \"Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management \". Oct 2014. https://www.themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf [2] Consult Myanmar. \" Yangon to upgrade public infrastructures, drainage system with World Bank’s loan\". 22 Feb 2018. https://consult-myanmar.com/2018/02/22/ygn-upgrade-public-infrastructures-drainage-system-wbs-loan/ [3] Myanmar Times.\"Current development of major hydropower projects\" .https://www.mmtimes.com/special-features/151-energy-spotlight/2943-current-development-of-major-hydropower-projects.html [4] Straits Times. \"Work on Myanmar dam goes on under heavy guard\". https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/work-on-myanmar-dam-goes-on-under-heavy-guard [5] World Bank Group. \"Myanmar Public Expenditure Review 2017:Fiscal Space for Economic Growth\".https://www.themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Public_Expenditure_Review_-_August_2017.pdf [6] Government of the Union of Myanmar. \"National Investment Plan for Rural Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH).\"http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/documents/National_Investment_Plan_for_Rural_Water_Supply_Sanitation_Hygiene_WASH_2016-2030_ENG.pdf [7] \"Myanmar’s National Adaptation Programme of Action (NAPA) to Climate Change\". 2012. https://unfccc.int/resource/docs/napa/mmr01.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A68+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F68,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Comptroller-General of the Union (Brazil). Portal of Transparency. \"Execution of Expenses by Programme/Budgetary Action (Execução da Despesa por Programa/Ação Orçamentária)\". http://www.portaltransparencia.gov.br/despesas/programa-e-acao?ordenarPor=programa&direcao=asc\n[2] Comptroller-General of the Union (Brazil). Portal of Transparency. \"National Water Agency - ANA (Agência National de Águas - ANA)\". http://www.portaltransparencia.gov.br/orgaos/44205?ano=2018\n[3] Comptroller-General of the Union (Brazil). Portal of Transparency. \"Execution of Expense by Area (Function) ((Execução da Despesa Por Área de Atuação (Função))\". http://www.portaltransparencia.gov.br/despesas/funcao?paginacaoSimples=true&tamanhoPagina=&offset=&direcaoOrdenacao=asc&de=01%2F01%2F2018&ate=31%2F12%2F2018&funcaoSubfuncao=SB544&colunasSelecionadas=linkDetalhamento%2CmesAno%2Cfuncao%2CsubFuncao%2CvalorEmpenho%2CvalorLiquidacao%2CvalorPagamento%2CvalorRestoPago&ordenarPor=valorEmpenho&direcao=asc\n[4] Comptroller-General of the Union (Brazil). 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This is in line with the stipulation that \"all the water of the country belongs to the people of Afghanistan\" and applies to freely-accessible sources of surface and groundwater. [1, 2] However, the law allows for water service providers (which in Afghanistan may be governmental organisations) to charge users a fee for supplying, storage, transmission, diversion, treatment, and operation and maintenance of the water supply and irrigation systems and other related activities according to separate regulations. [1] Although, there is no requirement for water service providers to reinvest the fee revenues into water resource development. [1, 2]\n \n Afghanistan also collects revenues through the issuance of pollution licenses and fees for exceeding the pollution limit. Under the existing 2009 Water Law, and a new Water Law adopted in 2020, any person who pollutes water beyond the permissible limit is considered a violator and, depending on the circumstances, will be sentenced to up to two years of imprisonment and pay a fine equivalent to the damages in accordance with law. [1, 2] Article 36 of the Water Law 2009 states that permit and license holders may be fined for failure to adhere to the terms of their licenses, specifically liable for a fine equivalent to the damage caused. [1, 2] However, there is no requirement that these fines are reinvested into water resource development. [1, 2]\n \n Budget reporting makes no mention of revenues for the Ministry of Energy and Water outside those allocated by central government and those from international donors. [2] There is no evidence that the fees charged are required to be used for investment in water resources. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"National legislation in Bolivia establishes a system for the collection of revenues from water utilities and these revenues are allocated explicitly towards the operation of said utilities.\n\nThe Law for Provision and Utilization of Potable Water and Sanitary Sewer Services (Law No. 2066 of 2000) regulates water and sanitation utilities [1]. Title III of the law regulates service providers (utilities), and Chapter II of Title III deals with the financial management of utilities [1]. Article 25 states that income from providing potable water and sanitary sewer services, whether via a private enterprise via concession or directly from the municipality, must be administered via independent accounting and that these funds can only be directed toward the provision of such services [1]. This means that companies must use all operational profits to improve the system. \n\nA 2017 analysis of the water and sanitation sector in Bolivia by the Andean Development Corporation (CAF) noted that more urban water utilities are able to cover their operational costs under the current tariff structure, but that the situation was more difficult for rural providers [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"There is a national source of revenue allocated specifically to development of water resources. \n\nAccording to article 188 of the Water Law of Republic of Srpska, funds for financing the water management activities, shall be provided from: water fees, revenues from the leasing of public water resources, the budget of the Republic of Srpska and donations. Article 189 defines water fees, such as fee electricity generation, fee for water protection etc. [1] According to article 168 of the Water Law of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, funds for financing the water management activities, shall be provided from: water fees, revenues from the leasing of public water resources, the budget of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, loans, donations and other sources. Article 170 of the Law defines water fees, such as fee for usage of water, fee for water protection etc. [2] According to article 62 of the Water Law of Brcko District, funds for financing the water management activities, shall be provided from: Fund for Environmental Protection and the budget of Brcko District. [3] \n\nBosnia and Herzegovina reports the score 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Revenues raised from dedicated levies on water users at basin, aquifer or subnational levels. However, the assessment does not justify such scoring. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"There are national sources of revenue allocated specifically to development of water resources in Brazil. The National Water Agency (ANA) obtains revenues which are then allocated in its budget. The sources of revenues of ANA are the payment of the fee for the usage of water resources, licencing fees for usage of water resources, and penalties paid by those who infringe water resources regulations. [1] In 2018, the ANA brought in 243.1 million Brazilian reais in direct revenue from these sources. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"There is a system for collection of revenue, and this revenue is allocated partially towards development of water resources.\n\nMost investments in wastewater management systems have been funded by donors and most sanitation investment at local level by household self-provision [1]. In 2006, the Ministry of Public Works and Transport (MPWT) and Ministry of Economy and Finance issued an inter-ministerial decision on Service Connection Fees and User Fees for sewer collection and treatment. Block rates were introduced for different types of establishments, and there are many different arrangements for the collection of fees. In the capital city, the Phnom Penh Water Supply Authority (PPWSA) collects sanitation fees through the water bill. In Siem Reap and Sihanoukville, it is the Provincial Department of Public Works and Transport that collects the fees; while in Battambang, the municipality collects the fees. In Siem Reap and Sihanoukville, tariffs are collected directly by the Provincial Department of Public Works and Transport (PDPWTs) and are used partially by these departments for maintenance of drainage systems. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"There is a system in China for the collection of revenues that are allocated explicitly towards the development of water resources. \n\nPublished in 2016 and revised in 2017, the \"Regulation on the Administration of the License for Water Drawing and the Levy of Water Resource Fees\" requires that water drawing engineering projects or facilities must obtain licences for water drawing and pay water resource fees. Article 36 of this documents states that \"the levied water resource fees shall be totally included into the fiscal budget, and shall, upon the overall arrangement of the administrative department of public finance according to the approved departmental fiscal budget, be mainly used for conservation, protection and administration of water resources, or may be used for reasonable exploitation of water resources\" [1]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"Colombia has national sources of revenue allocated specifically for recovery of water resources. \n\nArticle 159 of the National Natural Renewable Resources and Environmental Protection Code (Decree 2811 of 1974) states that water usage fees will be directed to pay for the expense of protecting and renewing water resources, specifically: research and inventory of national water resources; usage planning; projecting exploitation for the common good; protecting and developing hydrographic basins; covering all the direct costs of water usage [1]. \n\nAs an example of this requirement in action, the March 2019 Budget Execution for the National Environmental Fund, which is managed under the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development, includes two line items using water revenues for recovery of water resources. They allocate US$1.2m from water usage fees to “recovery of water resources in areas of the national park system of Colombia” [2]. "},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"There is national source of revenue allocated specifically to development of water resources. \n\nThe Law on Water Management Financing defines the sources of funds for financing the water management, in particular water compensations, including the obligation payment, taxpayer, basis, method of calculation, determination of the amount, purpose of spending these funds, enforcement, limitation and other issues related to the realization and use of these funds. Sources of financing for water management are: water fees, the price of water services, the state budget, budgets of local and / or regional self-government units and other sources. Water fees are: water contribution, fee for water treatment, fee for the use of water, compensation for water protection, compensation for land reclamation, compensation for irrigation, development fee and connection fee. [1] Websites of the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Energy and Croatian Waters do not have information of the revenue generated from these fees. [2,3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Ecuador’s Public Water Company (EPA) collects user fees as income in its general budget and uses those funds for maintenance and operation of water infrastructure.\n\nThe EPA’s 2019 first-quarter income and expenses statement shows that it collected US$34.5m in user fees and invested US$34.7m in “public works” during the same period [1]. In addition, EPA’s 2019 Strategic Plan includes an indicator that measures the percentage of operation and maintenance costs for water infrastructure that is covered by user fees [2]. The indicator is part of the EPA’s strategic goal to increase the collection of user fees in order to guarantee the fiscal sustainability of the water sector [2]. Article 116 of the implementing regulations of the Framework Water Law states that water use fees shall \"facilitate the good use, protection status and conservation of basin management, water infrastructure, as well as its replacement after an appropriate amount of time\" [3]. "},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"In Guinea, there is no system for the collection of revenues that are allocated explicitly towards the development of water resources. \n\nIn the Protection and enhancement of the environment Code, an Environmental Protection Fund was created and received revenues from state endowments, taxes and fees, fines,etc. Nevertheless, there is no mention of revenues allocated specifically to water resource development. (1) Moreover, in the mining code, it is stated in article 17, that the owner of a mining title has to compensate the state for any prejudice or damage caused by its activities. Nevertheless, water resources are not mentioned. (2) Finally, according to the National Environmental Policy, Guinea implemented different taxes related to the exploitation of natural resources, nevertheless, they are used for the restoration of vegetation cover and for the construction of community socio-economic infrastructures. (3)\n\nGuinea gets the score of 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on a dedicated budget allocated for the development of national water resources . The assessment states that Guinea perceives low tax revenues and these incomes are not used for IWRM activities. (4)\nThere is no further evidence in the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics. (5)\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"There is no government revenue source dedicated to re-investment in water resources.\n\nThe pollution fines and licence costs would be transferred to the government treasury and then redistributed according to the government's priorities in different sectors [1]. The fines are against the people, companies or factories who violate the existing laws and regulations for water pollution. Clauses 11 and 12 of the 1992 Law of Protection and Improvement of Environment state that factories and workshops which pollute the environment have a specific amount of time to remove the source of pollution, otherwise their activities will be stopped and resuming their activity will only be possible with a court decree. In cases of violation, there could be an imprisonment from 61 days to one year or a fee or both [1]. \n\nThere is no other evidence of tarifs, fees or taxes dedicated to raising revenues for water management [2,3,4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that there exists a source of revenue dedicated to water resource development in Iraq.\nBudget reporting makes no mention of revenues outside those allocated by central government (2,3) apart from those from internatational donors (4). There is no mention of revenues in Iraq's self-report for 6.5.1 (1)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"Kazakhstan has a system for the collection of revenue from fees paid by water users, however the revenue is not allocated specifically to water resource development.\n \n Under Kazakhstan's 2003 Water Code, water supply and disposal are to be charged for by state monopolies under existing legislation. [1] Additionally, chapter 28 of the Water Code outlines a range of economic measures for the regulation of water use, the first of which is the levying of charges and fees (regulated by tax legislation) on water users for \"special\" water use, although there is no stipulation on how exactly the funds collected should be spent. [1] \"Special\" water use is defined in Article 66 as use of surface and groundwater in or directly from a water body for industrial, agricultural, hydroelectric, fishing and transport uses, as well as discharge of wastewater, and may only be conducted under a permit from the local water authorities (basin inspectorate). [1] Under Article 568 of the 2017 Tax Code, the charge for special water use is to be calculated quarterly by local authorities in line with volumes of water as authorised under special water use permits and as measured in practice through monitoring systems and procedures, or by volume of electricity generated or weight transported, as relevant. [2] Local authorities, empowered to collect the tax, are to set the rate of the tax on special water use under procedures developed by the water authorities. [2] \n \n The tax rates were set by Ministry of Agriculture order in 2009, and range from KZT 44 to 194 (US$ 0.11 - 0.48) per 1 km³ of water used, to be increased in accordance with annual inflation, differing across water uses in four economic sectors and the country's eight river basins. [3] Local authorities are given the right to set local rates no greater than double or less than half the set national-level rate; for example, Pavlodar Region set rates between KZT 122 and 701 (US$ 0.3 - 1.72) per 1 km³ of water used in 2018. [3, 4] Under the Tax Code, any water use over the authorised amount, or unauthorised use, is to be charged for at 500% rate. [2] Neither the Tax Code, nor the Ministry of Agriculture 2009 regulation, specify how these funds are to be used. [2, 3] \n \n Article 101 of the Environmental Code introduces a fee for emission (discharge) of pollutants into the environment for \"users of natural resources\" (the Environmental Code's definition of this term includes licensed water users, both legal and natural persons, as defined under the Water Code) who hold a license for such emission. [5] Articles 573–579 of the Tax Code elaborate on this, defining the fee as applying to waste and pollutants that are dumped, discharged, emitted or disposed of, and setting the fees per tonne of specific form of pollutant released. [6] In 2020, these fees range in value from KZT 28 (US$ 0.07) per tonne of methane released, to KZT 5.54 m (US$ 13 400) per tonne of lead released, with an average value across the 15 pollutants of KZT 278 000 (US$ 672). [7, 8] Under Code of Adminstrative Infractions Article 328, emission of pollutants into the environment in excess of limits set by a permit, or without a permit, is punishable by fines; for 2020, the fine is KZT 27 800 (US$ 67) for individuals, up to KZT 138 000 for businesses, and for large businesses 1000% of the fee for discharge of the relevant pollutant/s as set by the Tax Code (i.e. an average of KZT 2.78 m (US$ 6 720) across the 15 pollutant categories). [6, 7, 8]\n \n The Environmental and Tax Codes do not specify how the funds from the fines are to be used. [5, 6] However, according to a water sector expert interviewed, fines for discharge of pollutants above an authorised amount are required to be paid to local authorities and be used for protection of the environment. [9] The expert's 2019 research notes that only 7% of funds collected for the state budget in this manner nationwide are used to finance environmental protection. [10] In agreement with a 2015 report by the United Nations Development Programme, the expert noted that the existing fees for general and special water use were designed in theory to cover operational and maintenance costs, as well as those associated with protecting water bodies. [9, 11] However, the expert stated that tariffs for water use were in practice insufficient to allow for investment in development of water systems and introduction of new technologies, and believed that government statements that raising tariffs is impracticable due to the expectations of the population betray hidden interests of corrupt authorities and large businesses. [9] The UNDP report states that \"unreasonably low\" tariffs, especially in subsidised sectors such as cotton growing, lead to widespread and tolerated inefficient use of water, with insufficient stimulus for industry to adopt efficient systems. [11]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"In Kyrgyzstan, there are sources of national revenue that are allocated specifically to the development of water resources in legislation, however the collected revenue is not allocated to water resource development in practice.\n \n Under the 2005 Water Code, the State is obliged to “contribute fully or partially to the financing of water use and protection regulation in the form of budgetary disbursements, allocation of credit, investments, grants, long-term loans, attraction of foreign investments and other forms stipulated by the legislation of the Kyrgyz Republic” (i.e. these methods of financing can and must be used in order to finance the various organs regulating water use in Kyrgyzstan, such as the State Agency for Water Resources and the State Agency for Envrionmental Protection and Forestry). [1]\n \n Additionally, the 2005 Water Code provides that the Jogorku Kenesh (Supreme Council) of the Kyrgyz Republic can “determine charges for the use of water as a resource for each main river basin on the basis of actual expenses for research, estimation and protection of water resources as well as expenses for the State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘SAW’) activities”. [1]\n \n According to this provision of the 2005 Water Code, funds may be used to finance: “the operating and administrative costs of the SAW and other state bodies involved in water resource management”, “investment costs of water development projects that provide for the efficient management and use of water resources”, “projects identified by state water economy programmes”, and “other purposes as may be determined by the Jogorku Kenesh of the Kyrgyz Republic”. [1]\n \n Under the 2005 Water Code, revenues will be collected mainly \"through the use of water use permissions, special water use permissions, discharge permissions, water pollution charges\" (i.e. charges that are paid in order to obtain the water use, special water use and discharge permissions). [1]\n \n Within the framework described above, the Kyrgyz Government collects payments for environmental pollution, which are regulated by the 2002 Law on Environmental Pollution Fees, and the 2011 Law on Deciding Fines for Environmental Pollution. [2, 3] The revenues from these are used by the State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘SAW’), as well as other ministries in the sphere of environment and water management, on projects including those in the sphere water resource development. [4] Another source of funds for the SAW under its establishing decree is payments received from individuals and organisations for water supply services and hydraulic works. [6] According to a Ministry of Finance budget report, these payments delivered KGS 11.04 m in 2019, which were accounted for as revenue for the state budget. [7]\n \n The rate of environmental pollution charges is set at 1.2 KGS (0.016 USD) for a tonne of pollutants and is charged from the users of natural resources performing discharges of pollutants to surface water bodies and groundwater fields, as well as those performing polluting waste disposal. [2, 3] In addition to the primary fine measure, payment of pollution charges does not exempt the users from the obligation to implement environmental protection measures, as well as from penalties for environmental rules violations and compensation for damage caused by the environment pollution, to the economy, health and property of citizens. [4] According to a Ministry of Finance budget report, these payments delivered KGS 221 m (US$ 2.85 m) in 2019, and counted as revenue for the state budget, although there is no indication of how much was delivered from different types of pollution charges. [7]\n \n However, analysis of statistical data of the results of collecting such charges since 2006 shows that the share of receipts from water-related pollution charges is not more than 10% of the total amount of pollution charges; and in monetary terms it does not exceed 3 million KGS (~40,000 USD) per year. [4] In addition, the framework is criticised because most of these funds are actually used to cover administration costs of environmental protection bodies rather than for funding water protective measures. [4]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee noted that de facto, revenues from national levies or fees are collected by the State Agency for Environmental Protection and Forestry and are not allocated to / used for water resources development. [5] Additionally, fines are collected by the separate “State Inspection for Environmental and Technical Safety” agency, which the interviewee described as a non-transparent body, and that it was unclear where these revenues were allocated. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"Laos has no national source of revenue allocated specifically to development of water resources, but does operate an Environmental Protection Fund (EPF), which allocates some of its revenues to water resources development. \n\nVarious investors, such as hydropower projects, are obliged to make annual contributions to the EPF, which also receives funding from bodies such as the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank. [1,2] The EPF funds projects in environmental and social monitoring and policy, integrated river basin management, hydropower sector policy support, social safeguards management, environmental education awareness and forestry conservation. [2] According to national media, in 2018 the EPF forecast a budget of over 188 bn kip (US$22m). One contributor is the Nam Theun 2 hydropower project, the revenues from which are managed through a special mechanism. Some of the state revenues arriving through this channel are available for investment in water resource management. [4] Nam Theun 2 also makes an annual payment of US$1m to the Watershed Management Protection Authority for Nakai-Nam Theun National Protected Area, adjacent to its reservoir [5]. The World Bank has stated that Laos has so far achieved “high economic growth through unsustainable use of natural capital” while converting “relatively little of the resource rents from forests and mining into government revenues to invest.. into improved natural capital management”. [4] However, it acknowledges that the government “is seeking to enhance effectiveness and transparent management of fiscal affairs in these sectors”. [4] The government is currently examining a proposed environmental tax which “identifies necessary measures to manage and monitor environmental protection and public health”. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"There is a system of collection of revenue which includes charging public water users, taxation, polluter pays [1]. Tariffs for potable water are charged and collected by the companies running the potable water networks, such as the SOMAGEP, which is then allocated specifically to the development of potable water infrastructure as suggested by a hike in prices in 2017 due to the increased demand [2]. Moreover, for agricultural water, a public water fee (redevance) is charged to local farmers especially along the Niger river [3]. At the Office du Niger (which manages certain land plots around the river), the land plots are divided into three classes (1, 2 and 3) which define the invoicing rate applied to these plots. This classification of the plots depends on the irrigation and drainage networks [4]. The General Management of the Office du Niger is investing more than 100 million CFA francs (US$ 171k) to find a solution to the difficulties of irrigation in its area of production. In 2018 the Office recommended solutions relating to short-term actions for a total projected amount of US$ 316 k (CFA 185 millions) to be borne by the General Directorate of the Office du Niger as part of its annual 2018 maintenance programme and long-term actions for a projected amount of US$ 116 million (CFA 68 billion) to be sought from partners. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"Yes. Decree No. 2002-20 of 31 March 2002 specifies the levies and fixed fees imposed on public water users in Mauritania; these revenues are paid into the public treasury by companies dealing with drinking water, sanitation, and water infrastructure [1]. These fees are then allocated to the National Center for Water Resources (CNRE), a public administrative institution responsible for the exploration, assessment, monitoring and protection of water resources [1], [2]. No evidence found on the amount of money collected [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"Myanmar has no national source of revenue allocated specifically to development of water resources.\n\nThe Myanmar government budget, specifically its capital expenditure budget is constrained; hence other sources of finance are targeted. [1] Myanmar is known for their lack of transparency. According to a ranking by Open Budget Survey 2017, Myanmar scored 7 out of 100 on Transparency and 48 out of 100 on budget oversight. [2,3] Myanmar public expenditure review by the World Bank listed some key performance data on Electric Power Generation Enterprise and Inland Waterways by the State Owned Enterprise. How the money is spent, is not clear. [4] here are Priority Adaptation Projects (first to fourth priority projects) for implementation in Myanmar that have defined budgets such as Assessing the status of dams for providing sustainable water supplies and withstanding flood risks under future climate (1.5 million USD) and Constructing small-scale water impoundments in Naypyidaw for flood control and increasing water supplies for local communities change (3.56 million USD). [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"There is a system for collection of revenue, there is evidence that fees are allocated explicitly towards water resources development.\n\nThe National Superintendence of Services and Sanitation (SUNASS) is the entity that oversees water services in Perú. [1] In 2017, the SUNASS Board of Directors approved new tariff rates for the groundwater monitoring and management service provided by SEDAPAL. The increase has justified as necessary in order to maintain equilibrium conditions in the Chillón - Rímac - Lurín aquifers that constitute an important water reserve that must be preserved and regulated to ensure its sustainability. [2] In Lima, the capital city of Perú, water utilities are required to earmark one percent of revenues to invest in infrastructure and disaster risk management. [3] There is no additional information about this from websites for SUNASS, the National Authority of Water and the Ministry of the Environment. [1,4,5]\n\nWater utilities bills are now required to earmark one percent of their revenue to invest in natural infrastructure and, in the case of Lima, 3.5 percent for disaster mitigation and climate change adaptation. [6,7]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"In Senegal,there is a system for collection of revenue and this revenues is dedicated towards water resources development.\n\nAccording to the Water Code, the government collects water charges (article 16), that are used to finance the construction, maintenance and operation of works or facilities dedicated to water treatment, water purification and recurrent costs (article 62). (2) Furthermore, pollution fines are also perceived (article 26) for any unauthorized discharge in national waters. Nevertheless, it is not specified that these revenues are then allocated to the development of national water resources. (3)\n\nThe enforcement of fines and water charges imposed on pollutants is weak. Indeed, according to a report from the WHO, the government does not have the capacity to sanction water users who do not respect norms in rural areas, concerning the sanitation sector. The government has a partial capacity, concerning the sanitation sector in urban areas as well as concerning the drinking water sector in urban and rural areas. On the other hand, although specific information on how well water charges are collected could not be found, there is evidence that in the drinking water sector and in urban areas, tariffs cover operating and maintenance costs; concerning the sanitation sector, in the urban sector, tariffs cover up to 50 to 80% of costs. No data was available for rural areas. (4)\n\nSÉNÉGAL gets the score of 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on a dedicated budget allocated for the development of national water resources . The assessment states that SÉNÉGAL perceives low tax revenues and this income is used for IWRM activities. (1)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"There is national source of revenue allocated specifically to development of water resources.\nAccording to article 151 of the Water Law, funds for financing the water management activities, referred to in article 150 of this Law, shall be supplemented by the revenues collected from; the water fee; concession fees and other sources. Other details related to water fee and concession fee are not accessible [1]\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"In Slovenia, there is national source of revenue allocated specifically to development of water resources (e.g. revenue from national levies or fees allocated specifically to water resource development). \n\nThe Environment Office performs administrative, expert and other tasks in areas covered by individual sections. The office conducts administrative procedures of environmental consents, environmental permits, calculating environmental taxes and water charges and relief of payment of environmental taxes, and issues administrative decisions and other legal acts in its area of work. It monitors payment of environmental taxes, water charges and concession levies and prepares data for the administrative enforcement of non-payment of environmental taxes and water charges and debt collection in the water charges sector. [1] \n\nThe Decree on environmental tax for environmental pollution caused by wastewater discharge lays down the types of pollution which are the subject to environmental tax for pollution caused by wastewater discharge (called environmental benefits), rules of the calculation of environmental benefits, method of the calculation of environmental taxes for each type of pollution, and method of the calculation of assessment of individual types of environmental taxes. [2] \n\nSlovenia reports the score 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Revenues raised from dedicated levies on water users at basin, aquifer or subnational levels. The assessment states that financial resources and mechanisms for collecting levies only at the national level exist. Beside, levies are very low for some sectors. Local communities are collecting levies for water supply and water treatment as the network fee. Collected financial means are not used only for the IRWM activities. [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"Syria does not have a system for collection of revenues that are allocated explicitly towards the development of water resources. The Water legislation (No.31) establishes fines for polluters and stakeholders that damage water management resources. However, the legislation does not mention converting those fines/penalties into revenue streams for water resource management [1] [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"The Republic of Tajikistan has no official national source of revenue allocated specifically to development of water resources, and although it imposes a licensing system to recover revenues in the field of water use and discharge, these are not enough to cover costs of running and maintaining water resources infrastructure (i.e. irrigation networks and pumps). [8]\n \n In Tajikistan, the 2020 Water Code provides that the authorised state body in the sphere of regulating the use of water resources has the power to “generally co-ordinate” activities of state bodies and organizations in the field of water resources, as well as branches and other structures of regional and international organizations whose activities are related to water resources operating in the Republic of Tajikistan through partial or full funding from state sources”. [1]\n \n The Ministry of Energy and Water Resources (‘MEWR’) is the central executive body engaged in the development and implementation of state policy and legal regulation in the area of water resources, and it is charged with receiving and managing funds related to water resources. [2] The MEWR makes recommendations to the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Tajikistan on the drafting of the annual state budget, in terms of the financial support it will require to carry out its activities, including in the sphere of developing water resources infrastructure, and financing of the MEWR’s activities is in-line with the annual state budget of the Republic of Tajikistan, as well as other agreements made with the Ministry of Finance. [2] All payments on water resources are collected by the State of Tajikistan, and all revenues are distributed between national and local budgets, annually, on the basis of the Law on State Budget for the relevant year. [3] However, the 2020 State Budget Law only specified that 15% of special funds received by the MEWR would go to the State Budget, and where additional funds were required by the MEWR, they would be covered by the State Budget. [4] No evidence of budget reports or financial accounts of the MEWR were found on the Ministry website. [5]\n \n On a legislative level, neither the 2020 Water Code, nor the 2014 Decree on the Establishment of the MEWR provide details on how revenues for the development of water resources are to be sourced; however, a 2017 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (‘UNECE’) noted that the Government of Tajikistan collects revenues in the field of water resources management through the levying of a “long-standing system of charges on emissions of air pollutants, discharges of wastewater and generation of industrial waste has not undergone any significant changes since 2010 in accordance with the 2004 Licensing Law”. [1, 2, 6, 7] \n \n The UNECE report details charge rates for six different water pollutants ranging from TJS 0.06 (US$ 0.01) to TJS 202.8 (US$ 33) per tonne of pollutant, averaging TJS 43.7 (US$ 7). [6] Between 2010 - 2014, revenues from the charge for discharge of wastewater grew year on year from TJS 147 000 to TJS 394 000 (2015 US$ 23 850 - 64 000), averaging TJS 225 000 (US$ 36 500). [6] These charges and figures are dated 2015, and were provided by the Committe for the Protection of the Environment, but no evidence of more up-to-date charges or figures was found on the agency's website. [9] The report noted that charge rates, which have remained unchanged for some two decades in the presence of high cumulative inflation, are too low compared with the marginal abatement costs of any significant pollution reduction. [6] The UNECE report also noted that revenues are being collected by the MEWR with the imposition of higher utility (water and sanitation) supply tariffs, the installation of water meters in urban areas, and the establishment of a differentiated irrigation fee whereby more revenue is collected from pump irrigation systems (as opposed to gravity irrigation systems). [6] However, these do not generate sufficient revenue to cover costs. [6]\n \n A water resources expert interviewee noted that the MEWR is primarily funded through the national government budget but supplemented by fees from water users. [8] Water Users Associations (‘WUA’) collect fees from water users, part stays with the WUA to fund its activities, and part is directed to Agency for Land Reclamation and Irrigation (‘ALRI’) to cover costs of maintaining the major irrigation infrastructure. [8] In practice, payment for water user fees happens at the Water Users Association ('WUA') level across around 200 WUAs across the country. [8] Payments are increasingly being made through automated billing systems facilitated by the State Bank, however, it is not possible to get access to data on how much is received through the WUAs. [8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"The Republic of Tajikistan has no official national source of revenue allocated specifically to development of water resources, and although it imposes a licensing system to recover revenues in the field of water use and discharge, these are not enough to cover costs of running and maintaining water resources infrastructure (i.e. irrigation networks and pumps). [8]\n \n In Tajikistan, the 2020 Water Code provides that the authorised state body in the sphere of regulating the use of water resources has the power to “generally co-ordinate” activities of state bodies and organizations in the field of water resources, as well as branches and other structures of regional and international organizations whose activities are related to water resources operating in the Republic of Tajikistan through partial or full funding from state sources”. [1]\n \n The Ministry of Energy and Water Resources (‘MEWR’) is the central executive body engaged in the development and implementation of state policy and legal regulation in the area of water resources, and it is charged with receiving and managing funds related to water resources. [2] The MEWR makes recommendations to the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Tajikistan on the drafting of the annual state budget, in terms of the financial support it will require to carry out its activities, including in the sphere of developing water resources infrastructure, and financing of the MEWR’s activities is in-line with the annual state budget of the Republic of Tajikistan, as well as other agreements made with the Ministry of Finance. [2] All payments on water resources are collected by the State of Tajikistan, and all revenues are distributed between national and local budgets, annually, on the basis of the Law on State Budget for the relevant year. [3] However, the 2020 State Budget Law only specified that 15% of special funds received by the MEWR would go to the State Budget, and where additional funds were required by the MEWR, they would be covered by the State Budget. [4] No evidence of budget reports or financial accounts of the MEWR were found on the Ministry website. [5]\n \n On a legislative level, neither the 2020 Water Code, nor the 2014 Decree on the Establishment of the MEWR provide details on how revenues for the development of water resources are to be sourced; however, a 2017 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (‘UNECE’) noted that the Government of Tajikistan collects revenues in the field of water resources management through the levying of a “long-standing system of charges on emissions of air pollutants, discharges of wastewater and generation of industrial waste has not undergone any significant changes since 2010 in accordance with the 2004 Licensing Law”. [1, 2, 6, 7] \n \n The UNECE report details charge rates for six different water pollutants ranging from TJS 0.06 (US$ 0.01) to TJS 202.8 (US$ 33) per tonne of pollutant, averaging TJS 43.7 (US$ 7). [6] Between 2010 - 2014, revenues from the charge for discharge of wastewater grew year on year from TJS 147 000 to TJS 394 000 (2015 US$ 23 850 - 64 000), averaging TJS 225 000 (US$ 36 500). [6] These charges and figures are dated 2015, and were provided by the Committe for the Protection of the Environment, but no evidence of more up-to-date charges or figures was found on the agency's website. [9] The report noted that charge rates, which have remained unchanged for some two decades in the presence of high cumulative inflation, are too low compared with the marginal abatement costs of any significant pollution reduction. [6] The UNECE report also noted that revenues are being collected by the MEWR with the imposition of higher utility (water and sanitation) supply tariffs, the installation of water meters in urban areas, and the establishment of a differentiated irrigation fee whereby more revenue is collected from pump irrigation systems (as opposed to gravity irrigation systems). [6] However, these do not generate sufficient revenue to cover costs. [6]\n \n A water resources expert interviewee noted that the MEWR is primarily funded through the national government budget but supplemented by fees from water users. [8] Water Users Associations (‘WUA’) collect fees from water users, part stays with the WUA to fund its activities, and part is directed to Agency for Land Reclamation and Irrigation (‘ALRI’) to cover costs of maintaining the major irrigation infrastructure. [8] In practice, payment for water user fees happens at the Water Users Association ('WUA') level across around 200 WUAs across the country. [8] Payments are increasingly being made through automated billing systems facilitated by the State Bank, however, it is not possible to get access to data on how much is received through the WUAs. [8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"There is a system for collection of revenue, but it is not allocated explicitly towards water resources development.\n\nThere is an environmental fund that receives revenue from government budgets, donors, and water charges collected by municipality government, but it is not allocated explicitly towards water resources development [1]. The Fund is available in the form of either subsidies or loans for various areas such as wastewater treatment system or technical assistace for community watershed protection. National parks also collect entry fees from visitors for the purpose of maintaining the parks, including any watershed area and wetlands [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"The revenues of the General Directorate of the State Hydraulic Works (DSI) – for example, from its irrigation works – are effectively, but not expressly, allocated mainly to the development of water resources, since the DSI has the right to use them for its own purposes, which are mainly related to water resources. \n\nThe DSI (http://en.dsi.gov.tr/) is the unit of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF) which undertakes public investments in dams, irrigation facilities, flood defence systems, drainage works and similar projects, some of which generate revenues. It is a “special budget institution”, defined in Article 12 of Law No. 5018 on Public Financial Management and Control as a “public body belonging or affiliated to a Ministry which has been established to carry out a specific public service, which generates revenues, which is given authority to make expenditures out of those revenues, the foundation and operating principles of which are set out in a special law, and which is included in List No.II attached to this Law.”[1] In 2017, the DSI reported revenues of TRY633.9 million [2], or about USD at the time. \n\nThere appears to be no other specific financing for water resources. There is no national fund for water resources similar to the Defence Industry Support Fund, the Social Solidarity and Assistance Fund or the Turkey Promotion Fund, nor is any specific share of national tax revenues set aside for water resources, although certain shares are earmarked for institutions ranging from municipalities and the Mass Housing Administration to the Olympic Committee. No share of the income from utility bills or revenues from games of chance are allocated to water resources (Profits from the National Lottery go to the Defence Industry Undersecretariat, the Higher Education Credits and Hostels Board, the Turkey Promotion Fund, the Turkish Red Crescent and the Presidency of the Republic)."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"Turkmenistan has a system for the allocation of revenue to environmental protection initiatives, but it does not appear to apply specifically to water resource development. \n \n The law \"On environmental protection,\" last modified in 2017, states that environmental protection initiatives are financed from the following revenue sources: 1) fees charged for the use of natural resources, 2) fees charged for the discharge of pollutants into the environment, 3) penalties charged for damage to the environment and 4) compulsory ecological insurance payments. [1] However, no information about how these revenues are allocated towards water resource development could be found in Turkmenistan's Water Code, which indicates only that \"the construction and maintenance of inter-farm irrigation and drainage systems, and the hydrotechnical facilities or other facilities located therein, are to be financed from the State Budget of Turkmenistan.\" [2] Additionally, no information about the allocation of revenues to water resource development could be found on the websites of the Government of Turkmenistan, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection, or the Ministry of Justice, or in national media sources. [3, 4, 5, 6, 7]\n \n Until 2008, Turkmenistan had a State Environmental Fund whose revenues were generated by fines for violations of environmental regulations, payments of pollution charges, licence fees for use of flora and fauna, environmental damage compensation, permit fees for hunting and fishing, fees for inspection and registration of small vessels, and payments by enterprises and other institutions for the use of natural resources. After 2008, the corresponding financial resources were allocated to the (now-defunct) Ministry of Nature Protection and the State Committee for Fisheries. [8] \n \n The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) reported that \"there is no publicly available information on revenues and expenditures of the State Environmental Fund and the subsequently created special accounts.\" [8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"There are national sources of revenue allocated specifically to development of water resources.\n \n Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5418 of 17 April 2018 \"On Measures for Fundamental Improvement of the System of State Governance of Agriculture and Water Management\" provides for the establishment of a Fund for the Development of Water Management at the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [1] In accordance with the Statute on the Formation and Use of the Fund for the Development of Water Management at the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan adopted as Appendix 2 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 500 of 3 July 2018 \"On Approval of Legislative Acts Regulating the Activity of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan\" the Fund is to be used to acquire equipment, technology, software, etc., implement innovative technologies in water management and provide modern meliorative equipment and technology among other things. [2] However, no examples of the use of the fund to develop water resources have been identified. The Fund is financed by funds from the state budget, 30 percent of revenues from administrative penalties for breaches of the regulations on water use and water consumption as well as from fines for breaches of the water withdrawal rules, contributions from part of the net profits of self-financing organisations under the Ministry's control on the basis of agreements therewith and contributions from the revenues of the Ministry's water management operators for water supply services. [2, 3] No evidence of how much revenue has been collected through penalties and fines has been identified.\n \n Expert interviewees - Dr Vadim Sokolov and Dr Kakhramon Djumaboev - confirm that information on the amount of revenues raised and the ways in which the funds are actually spent is not publicly available. [4, 5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"There are national sources of revenue allocated specifically to development of water resources.\n \n Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5418 of 17 April 2018 \"On Measures for Fundamental Improvement of the System of State Governance of Agriculture and Water Management\" provides for the establishment of a Fund for the Development of Water Management at the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [1] In accordance with the Statute on the Formation and Use of the Fund for the Development of Water Management at the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan adopted as Appendix 2 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 500 of 3 July 2018 \"On Approval of Legislative Acts Regulating the Activity of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan\" the Fund is to be used to acquire equipment, technology, software, etc., implement innovative technologies in water management and provide modern meliorative equipment and technology among other things. [2] However, no examples of the use of the fund to develop water resources have been identified. The Fund is financed by funds from the state budget, 30 percent of revenues from administrative penalties for breaches of the regulations on water use and water consumption as well as from fines for breaches of the water withdrawal rules, contributions from part of the net profits of self-financing organisations under the Ministry's control on the basis of agreements therewith and contributions from the revenues of the Ministry's water management operators for water supply services. [2, 3] No evidence of how much revenue has been collected through penalties and fines has been identified.\n \n Expert interviewees - Dr Vadim Sokolov and Dr Kakhramon Djumaboev - confirm that information on the amount of revenues raised and the ways in which the funds are actually spent is not publicly available. [4, 5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"Venezuela’s 2007 Water Resources Law allocates water user fees and concession fees specifically to development of water resources. However the implementation of this system cannot be verified\n\nArticle 89 of the law states that “the financial resources contributed by water resource users must be invested in the conservation and sustainable use of the resource” [1]. In addition, Article 94 states that “the beneficiaries of concessions, allocations and water exploitation licenses will contribute a remuneration for the conservation of the basin” [1]. The website of the Ministry of Care for Water Resources does not contain public evidence regarding the implementation of user fees and concession fees specifically channeled to development of water resources. [2]. The website of the Ministry of Eco-Socialism was unreachable as of May 2019 [3].   Ministry of Care for Water Resources does not have infomration available on this topic [4]. "},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"There is a system for collection of revenue, but it is not allocated explicitly towards water resources development.\n\nIn Vietnam, there are water charges that customers pay, but license costs and water charges are insufficient to cover operating costs and there is no evidence that they are allocated to water resource development. A 2018 report by the World Bank on pricing reforms for sustainable water use in Vietnam found that low prices and tariffs for water-related services generate low revenues across the water sector. Legislation does not prohibit companies and local governments from raising tariffs, but the World Bank study concludes that “local political considerations often prevent the timely application of tariff adjustments.” [1] Pollution fees exist in the legislation. However, enforcement is weak and there is no evidence that any pollution-related revenues are allocated to developing water resources. [2]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n \n [2] Ministry of Justice, \" Water Affairs Management Law Enacted\" (مقرره در مورد کیفیت آب و کنترل و نگهداری آنها) [http://old.moj.gov.af/Content/files/OfficialGazette/01301/OG_01367.pdf]\n \n [3] Ministry of Justice, \"Environment Law, 2007\" (قانون محیط زیست) [https://neis.nepa.gov.af/public/JE6AIivjwC]\n \n [2] Ministry of Finance, \" Amendment budget 2020\" (تعديلا ت بودجوي)\n [https://www.budgetmof.gov.af/images/stories/DGB/BPRD/National%20Budget/1399_Budget/1399%20Budget%20Amendments.pdf]\n adfadfd"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Government of Bolivia. Law for Provision and Utilization of Potable Water and Sanitary Sewer Services (Law No. 2066 of 2000). 2000. http://www.semapa.gob.bo/resources/plugins/tiny_mce/plugins/filemanager/source/Marco%20Normativo/LEY%20DE%20PRESTACION%20Y%20UTILIZACION%20DE%20SERVICIOS%20DE%20AGUA%20POTABLE%20Y%20ALCANTARILLADO%20SANITARIO.pdf\n[2] Andean Development Corporation (CAF). Water and Sanitation in the Plurinational State of Bolivia. 2017. http://www.scioteca.caf.com/bitstream/handle/123456789/1081/AguaySaneamientoBolivia-8ago.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] \"Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management \". Oct 2014. https://www.themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf [2] Open Budget Survey. \"Myanmar\" 2017. https://www.internationalbudget.org/wp-content/uploads/myanmar-open-budget-survey-2017-summary.pdf [3] Renaissance Institute.\"BUDGET TRANSPARENCY IN MYANMAR\". 28 March 2018. https://rimyanmar.org/mm/blog/budget-transparency-myanmar [4] World Bank Group.\"Myanmar Public Expenditure Review 2017.\" https://www.themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Public_Expenditure_Review_-_August_2017.pdf [5] \"Myanmar’s National Adaptation Programme of Action (NAPA) to Climate Change\". 2012. https://unfccc.int/resource/docs/napa/mmr01.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"Revenues and expenses (Receitas e despesas)\". http://www3.ana.gov.br/portal/ANA/acesso-a-informacao/despesas\n[2] Comptroller-General of the Union (Brazil). Portal of Transparency. \"Details of Public Revenue (Detalhamento da Receita Pública)\". http://www.portaltransparencia.gov.br/receitas/consulta?paginacaoSimples=true&tamanhoPagina=&offset=&direcaoOrdenacao=asc&de=2018&ate=2018&orgaos=OR44205&colunasSelecionadas=ano%2CorgaoSuperior%2Corgao%2CunidadeGestora%2Ccategoria%2Corigem%2Cespecie%2Cdetalhamento%2CvalorPrevistoAtualizado%2CvalorRealizado%2CpercentualRealizado%2CvalorLancado&ordenarPor=ano&direcao=desc"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,))","v":"[1] \"Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management \". Oct 2014. https://www.themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf [2] Open Budget Survey. \"Myanmar\" 2017. https://www.internationalbudget.org/wp-content/uploads/myanmar-open-budget-survey-2017-summary.pdf [3] Renaissance Institute.\"BUDGET TRANSPARENCY IN MYANMAR\". 28 March 2018. https://rimyanmar.org/mm/blog/budget-transparency-myanmar [4] World Bank Group.\"Myanmar Public Expenditure Review 2017.\" https://www.themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Public_Expenditure_Review_-_August_2017.pdf [5] \"Myanmar’s National Adaptation Programme of Action (NAPA) to Climate Change\". 2012. https://unfccc.int/resource/docs/napa/mmr01.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,))","v":"[1] State Council, \"Regulation on the Administration of the License for Water Drawing and the Levy of Water Resource Fees (2017 Amendment)\", 2017, http://en.pkulaw.cn/display.aspx?id=1e3e9190abd58b2bbdfb&lib=law&SearchKeyword=&SearchCKeyword=%c8%a1%cb%ae%d0%ed%bf%c9%ba%cd%cb%ae%d7%ca%d4%b4%b7%d1%d5%f7%ca%d5%b9%dc%c0%ed%cc%f5%c0%fd."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,))","v":"[1] President of the Republic of Colombia. National Natural Renewable Resources and Environmental Protection Code (Decree 2811 of 1974). 1974. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/images/GestionIntegraldelRecursoHidrico/pdf/normativa/Decreto_2811_de_1974.pdf\n[2] National Environmental Fund. March 2019 Budget Execution. 2019. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/images/finanzas-y-presupuesto/pdf/Presupuesto_Del_Fondo_Nacional_Ambiental_-_FONAM/2019/ejecuci%C3%B3n_presupuestal_FONAM_marzo_2019.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,))","v":"[1] \"Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management \". Oct 2014. https://www.themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf [2] Open Budget Survey. \"Myanmar\" 2017. https://www.internationalbudget.org/wp-content/uploads/myanmar-open-budget-survey-2017-summary.pdf [3] Renaissance Institute.\"BUDGET TRANSPARENCY IN MYANMAR\". 28 March 2018. https://rimyanmar.org/mm/blog/budget-transparency-myanmar [4] World Bank Group.\"Myanmar Public Expenditure Review 2017.\" https://www.themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Public_Expenditure_Review_-_August_2017.pdf [5] \"Myanmar’s National Adaptation Programme of Action (NAPA) to Climate Change\". 2012. https://unfccc.int/resource/docs/napa/mmr01.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Public Water Company. Summary Expenses and Income. 2019. http://www.empresaagua.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/downloads/2019/04/CEDULAS-DE-INGRESOS-Y-GASTOS-MARZO-2019.pdf\n[2] Public Water Company. Strategic Plan. 2019. http://www.empresaagua.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/downloads/2019/02/Plan-Estrat%C3%A9gico-EPA-EP-2019.pdf\n[3] Constitutional President of the Republic. Regulations Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, Executive Decree 650. 2015. https://www.agua.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/REGLAMENTO-LEY-RECURSOS-HIDRICOS-USOS-Y-APROVECHAMIENTO-DEL-AGUApdf.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,))","v":"(1)Droit Afrique.\"Code de la protection et de la mise\nen valeur de l’environnement \". [http://www.droit-afrique.com/upload/doc/guinee/Guinee-Code-1987-environnement.pdf].\n(2)Republic of Guinea. Law L/95/036/CTRN June 30th 1995. \"Mining Code\". [http://www.droit-afrique.com/upload/doc/guinee/Guinee-Code-1995-minier_Abroge.pdf].\n(3)République de Guinée. 2011. \"Politique Nationale de L'Environnement\". [https://fr.slideshare.net/fatmatacherif/guine-politique-nationaledelenvironnement2011nov2012].\n(4) IWRM Data Portal. \"Questionnaire pour les pays portant sur l'indicateur 6.5.1\". 2017. [http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Guinea].\n(5)Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics. [https://www.facebook.com/Minist%C3%A8re-de-lEnergie-et-de-lHydraulique-Guin%C3%A9e-335378016664886/].\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DY$4),,,,))","v":"1- Department of environment, \"Law of Protection and Improvement of Environment\",1992, https://bit.ly/2De1aCk\n2-Ministry of Agriculture \"About the Ministry\", n/a, https://www.maj.ir/Index.aspx?page_=form&lang=1&sub=0&tempname=Main&PageID=9\n3- Department of Environment, https://doe.ir\n4- News, Water, Ministry of Energy http://news.moe.gov.ir/News-List/4 Accessed 13/05/21"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DZ$4),,,,))","v":"1. UNEPDHI \"SDG 6.5.1 Iraq Country Report\" 2017 http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Iraq"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EA$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 481-II of 9 July 2003. \"Water Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Водный кодекс Республики Казахстан.\") [https://online.zakon.kz/document/?doc_id=1042116].\n \n [2] Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 120-VI of 25 December 2017. \"On taxes and other mandatory payments to the budget (Tax Code).\" (\"O налогах и других обязательных платежах в бюджет (Налоговый кодекс)\"). [https://online.zakon.kz/document/?doc_id=36148637].\n \n [3] Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Order No. 223 of 14 April 2009. \"On approval the method for calculation of the charge for use of surface water resources\", (\"Об утверждении методики расчета платы за пользование водными ресурсами поверхностных источников\"). [https://tengrinews.kz/zakon/pravitelstvo_respubliki_kazahstan_premer_ministr_rk/ohrana_i_ispolzovanie_vod/id-V090005675_/].\n \n [4] Parliament of the Pavlodar Region. Decision No. 218/21 of 14 March 2018. \"On the rates of the charge for use of water resources from surface sources for 2018 in the Pavlodar Region\", (\"О ставках платы за пользование водными ресурсами поверхностных источников на 2018 год по Павлодарской области\"). [https://oblmaslihat.pavlodar.gov.kz/blog/view/1/1338].\n \n [5] Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 212-III of 9 January 2007. \"Environmental Code\", (\"Экологический кодекс\"). [https://online.zakon.kz/document/?doc_id=30085593]. \n \n [6] Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 120-VI of 25 December 2017. \"On taxes and other mandatory payments to the budget (Tax Code).\" (\"O налогах и других обязательных платежах в бюджет (Налоговый кодекс)\"). [https://online.zakon.kz/document/?doc_id=36148637].\n \n [7] Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 235-V of 5 July 2014. \"On administrative infractions: Article 328\", (\"Об административных правонарушениях: Статья 328\"). [https://kodeksy-kz.com/ka/ob_administrativnyh_pravonarusheniyah/328.htm]\n \n [8] 1-S Rating. 10 April 2020. \"Changes to the monthly calculation indicator this year\", (\"Изменение МРП в течение года\").\n [https://pro1c.kz/articles/prochee/izmenenie-mrp-v-techenie-goda-v-kakikh-situatsiyakh-primenyaetsya-novoe-znachenie-a-v-kakikh-ispolzu/]\n \n [9] Yessekin, B. K. United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 15 July 2020.\n \n [10] Yessekin, B. K. 2019. \"Environmental Sustainability of the State Programme for Water Resource Management\", (\"Экологическая устойчивость ГПУВР\"). [document on file]\n \n [11] United Nations Development Fund. 2015. \"Project Document: Supporting Kazakhstan's transition towards a green economic model\", (\"Проектный документ: Оказание поддержки Казахстану для перехода к модели «зеленой\n экономики»\"). [http://ecogosfond.kz/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/analiz_situacii.pdf]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A69+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F69,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EB$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Justice of the Kyrgyz Republic. 12 Jan 2005. “Water Code of the Kyrgyz Republic of 12 January 2005 № 8”, (“Водный Кодекс Кыргызской Республики от 12 января 2005 года № 8”). [http://cbd.minjust.gov.kg/act/view/ru-ru/1605?cl=ru-ru]\n\n[2] Ministry of Justice of the Kyrgyz Republic. 10 Mar 2002. “Law of the Kyrgyz Republic, dated March 10, 2002 No. 32, On the rate of payment for environmental pollution (emissions, discharges of pollutants, waste disposal)”, (“Закон Кыргызской Республики, от 10 марта 2002 года, № 32, О ставке платы за загрязнение окружающей среды (выбросы, сбросы загрязняющих веществ, размещение отходов)”). [http://cbd.minjust.gov.kg/act/view/ru-ru/984]\n\n[3] Ministry of Justice of the Kyrgyz Republic. 19 Sep 2011. “Government Decree of the Kyrgyz Republic, dated September 19, 2011, No. 559”, (“Постановление Правительства Кыргызской Республики, от 19 сентября 2011 года, № 559”). 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[1, 2] The International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, an umbrella organisation responsible for coordinating regional policy on addressing the Aral Sea crisis, of which the ICWC is part, has since 1996 conducted three Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programmes (ASPB), which all involve a range of capital investment on measures to improve the environmental situation of the Aral Sea basin, including the Amu Darya river. [3, 4] However, Afghanistan is also not a member of IFAS, and there is no evidence it has been involved or benefitted from the ASPBs, including the fourth interation of the ASPB developed in late 2019. [3, 5, 6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"There is no public evidence of joint investment programs or active fundraising efforts to acquire more funds for water resource management projects at the basin level. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) in 2018 [1]. The PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [2]. The project received US$7m in funding from GEF and ACTO member countries and other donors provided US$45.2m [3]. According to the components listed on the project website, it does not include implementation of the PAE [6]. Implementing the PAE is estimated to require a budget of US$80.3m, and the document states that potential funding sources include multilateral banks and donors, climate change funds, national budgets and bilateral cooperation [7]. \n\nACTO’s short and medium-term activities include “seeking financial support for consensus-approved specific ACTO programs”, “identifying with Member Countries contribution mechanisms that result in viable funding for ACTO”, and “facilitating contacts between Member Countries and public or private financial agents for specific projects at the request of Member Countries” [4]. However, ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding whether these efforts are active [5]. "},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"There is active fundraising efforts to acquire more funds for water resource management projects at the basin level. \n\nThe project \"Improvement of Joint Actions in Flood Management in the Sava River Basin\", which includes two components: preparation of the Flood Risk Management Plan in the Sava River Basin (Sava FRMP), and establishment of a joint Flood Forecasting and Warning System in the Sava River Basin (Sava FFWS), is funded by the Western Balkans Investment Framework (WBIF) and implemented by the World Bank. [2] The WBIF supports socio-economic development and EU accession across the Western Balkans through the provision of finance and technical assistance for strategic investments, particularly in infrastructure in the following sectors energy, environment, social, transport, private sector development, and, since December 2017, digital infrastructure. [3] \n\nIt is funded by the EU but in their investment is jointly managed by the commission with oversight from the World Bank."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"There is no public evidence of joint investment programs or active fundraising efforts to acquire more funds for water resource management projects at the basin level. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) in 2018 [1]. The PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [2]. The project received US$7m in funding from GEF and ACTO member countries and other donors provided US$45.2m [3]. According to the components listed on the project website, it does not include implementation of the PAE [6]. Implementing the PAE is estimated to require a budget of US$80.3m, and the document states that potential funding sources include multilateral banks and donors, climate change funds, national budgets and bilateral cooperation [7]. \n\nACTO’s short and medium-term activities include “seeking financial support for consensus-approved specific ACTO programs”, “identifying with Member Countries contribution mechanisms that result in viable funding for ACTO”, and “facilitating contacts between Member Countries and public or private financial agents for specific projects at the request of Member Countries” [4]. However, ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding whether these efforts are active [5]. "},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"There are no explicit investment programmes undertaken by the Mekong River Commission and the country is a full-member of the MRC.\n\nThe MRC actively seeks funds from what it terms “development partners”, with the office of the Chief Executive Officer at the MRC Secretariat maintaining a unit dedicated to partnerships and fund mobilisation. [1] The organisation remains dependent on contributions from external sources, which currently include 11 non-member countries plus the European Union and the World Bank. [2] According to the latest available financial report, in 2017 the MRC received income of US$12.4m, of which US$8.8m was contributed by external partners. [3] The current Basin Development Strategy 2016-20 (BDS) notes that the MRC member states have been able to attract investment development partners and the private sector for their National Implementation Plans under the BDS. [4] An example is given of over US$50m provided for hydrometeorology networks in three member countries. [4] The MRC terms this “leveraged support by individual countries” and measures the amount under its Associated Project Budget. [5] International donors of MRC include Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, the government of Australia and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation. [5] There is no mention of investment programmes in the latest annual report. [6]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"China is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC). The MRC is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. China is only a dialogue partner of the MRC and there are no formal investment programmes undertaken by China and MRC. In 2002, China signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on the provision of daily river flow and rainfall data in Yunnan Province during the wet season. The renewal of this MOU in 2013 only extended the period in which China shares data with the MRC and increased the frequency of such data sharing. As a \"Dialogue Partner\", China does not have investment programmes with the MRC [1]. China is a full member of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC). China proposed the establishment of \"Special Fund\" in LMC to provide funding for cooperation projects in the Lancang-Mekong region [2]. In recent years, China has been building hydropower dams on its stretch of the Mekong region [3]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"There is no public evidence of joint investment programs or active fundraising efforts to acquire more funds for water resource management projects at the basin level. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) in 2018 [1]. The PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [2]. The project received US$7m in funding from GEF and ACTO member countries and other donors provided US$45.2m [3]. According to the components listed on the project website, it does not include implementation of the PAE [6]. Implementing the PAE is estimated to require a budget of US$80.3m, and the document states that potential funding sources include multilateral banks and donors, climate change funds, national budgets and bilateral cooperation [7]. \n\nACTO’s short and medium-term activities include “seeking financial support for consensus-approved specific ACTO programs”, “identifying with Member Countries contribution mechanisms that result in viable funding for ACTO”, and “facilitating contacts between Member Countries and public or private financial agents for specific projects at the request of Member Countries” [4]. However, ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding whether these efforts are active [5]. "},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"There is active fundraising efforts to acquire more funds for water resource management projects at the basin level. \n\nThe project \"Improvement of Joint Actions in Flood Management in the Sava River Basin\", which includes two components: preparation of the Flood Risk Management Plan in the Sava River Basin (Sava FRMP), and establishment of a joint Flood Forecasting and Warning System in the Sava River Basin (Sava FFWS), is funded by the Western Balkans Investment Framework (WBIF) and implemented by the World Bank. [2] The WBIF supports socio-economic development and EU accession across the Western Balkans through the provision of finance and technical assistance for strategic investments, particularly in infrastructure in the following sectors energy, environment, social, transport, private sector development, and, since December 2017, digital infrastructure. [3] \n\nIt is funded by the EU but in their investment is jointly managed by the commission with oversight from the World Bank."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"There is no public evidence of joint investment programs or active fundraising efforts to acquire more funds for water resource management projects at the basin level. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) in 2018 [1]. The PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [2]. The project received US$7m in funding from GEF and ACTO member countries and other donors provided US$45.2m [3]. According to the components listed on the project website, it does not include implementation of the PAE [6]. Implementing the PAE is estimated to require a budget of US$80.3m, and the document states that potential funding sources include multilateral banks and donors, climate change funds, national budgets and bilateral cooperation [7]. \n\nACTO’s short and medium-term activities include “seeking financial support for consensus-approved specific ACTO programs”, “identifying with Member Countries contribution mechanisms that result in viable funding for ACTO”, and “facilitating contacts between Member Countries and public or private financial agents for specific projects at the request of Member Countries” [4]. However, ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding whether these efforts are active [5]. "},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"In March 2019, the OMVS High Commissioner announced that the organisation is looking to reform its financing model, moving from a debt-based model for investments into self-financing. Indeed most of the budget comes from Member States going in debt to finance it which is not sustainable [1]. The OMVS is looking to find an alternative autonomous financing model such as by levying more tariffs from the electricity produced [1] or by opening the river for navigation as through the Integrated Multimodal Transport System (SITRAM) [2]. In 2016 the OMVS sent a delegation for a fundraiser in India among private companies such as TATA or EximBank of India willing to invest in this project [3]. It appears that the fundraiser was successful as ExImBank is now on the list of financial partners of the OMVS [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"No, there are no formal investment programmes. Joint dredging initiative is the biggest issue between the two countries that have received no support from Iraq government financially or politically[1]. The issue was raised by the Iranian president during a phone conversation with Iraq Prime Minister recently again [2]. The project would need an investment amount of 210 million Euros [3], which receives no attention from Iraq government regarding fundraising or investment.\n\nNo other information was found after a check of multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [4], the Foreign Ministry [5], the Department of Environment [6], the Ministry of Energy [7] and the Ministry of Agriculture [8]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"No. There is no evidence on joint investment programmes or active fundraising efforts to acquire more funds for water resource management projects at the basin level."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"The transboundary water organisation conducts active fundraising efforts and investment programmes.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992, and in 1999 under its auspices created the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), an international organisation charged with coordinating action to address the environmental issues surrounding the Aral Sea, including funding. [1] Kazakhstan is represented at the ICWC through its Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources, and all ICWC members are part of IFAS. [2] According to its statute, the ICWC is to be funded through member state contributions, which are then centrally redirected to executive organisations such as the Syr Darya Water Basin Organisation (SDBWO). [3] However, according to an expert interviewee, in practice, in the years since ICWC establishment, member states have re-directed these allocations to their own national water management authorities. [4, 5] While the SDBWO as a separate structure also benefitted from some international financing in the 1990s, the organisation is today mainly financed by Uzbekistan, where it is headquartered and its four territorial subunits are mainly active; as such the SDBWO is considered dominated by Uzbekistan. [4, 5, 6]\n \n The IFAS has a clear mandate to raise funds and implement investment programmes in the region; however an interviewee stated that in practice, funds raised internationally are provided either to country-level IFAS Executive Directorates, or directly to member states. [1, 15] The IFAS began development of the Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme (ASPB) in 1994, launching a call for international donor assistance which led to a total pledge of US$ 33m from international organisations such as the World Bank and United Nations Development Program, as well as individual states. [7, 8] In addition, the Global Environmental Fund provided US$ 17.4m for implementation of the Water and Environmental Management Project between 1998 and 2003, with a US$ 4.1m contribution from IFAS member states. [8, 9] While the ASPB focussed on measures addressing the Aral Sea zone, the ICWC's Basin Water Organisations (BWO) for the Amu Darya and Syr Darya were also supported through the investment programme, with capacity-building exercises conducted for monitoring of surface and underground water in the rivers' deltas on the Aral Sea. [8, 9]\n \n Following two more iterations of the ASPB 2002-10 and 2011-15, the IFAS began development of \"ASPB-4\" in 2018. [10] 34 projects were identified for the new programme in November 2019, to be proposed to international donors, although no evidence was found that this had yet occured in June 2020 on the IFAS and ICWC websites. [11, 12, 13] Donor organisations were expected to include the European Union through the Nexus Dialogues Programme, which had contributed towards the development of eight ASPB-4 projects, the United Nations Environment Programme, and the German Corporation for International Development. [12, 13, 14]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"The transboundary water organisation conducts active fundraising efforts and investment programmes. However, Kyrgyzstan does not participate in the joint organisation.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992, and in 1999 under its auspices created the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), an international organisation charged with coordinating action to address the environmental issues surrounding the Aral Sea, including funding. [1] The ICWC website lists Kyrgyzstan's State Agency for Water Resources as a member as of 2019, and all ICWC members are part of IFAS. [2] According to its statute, the ICWC is to be funded through member state contributions, which are then centrally redirected to executive organisations such as the Syr Darya Water Basin Organisation (SDBWO). [3] However, according to an expert interviewee, in practice, in the years since ICWC establishment, member states have re-directed these allocations to their own national water management authorities. [4, 5] While the SDBWO as a separate structure also benefitted from some international financing in the 1990s, the organisation is today mainly financed by Uzbekistan, where it is headquartered and its four territorial subunits are mainly active; as such the SDBWO is considered dominated by Uzbekistan. [4, 5, 6]\n \n Furthermore, Kyrgyzstan has not participated in the IFAS since 2016 when it froze its membership citing a lack of consideration of its interests. [7] A further interviewee stated that even before 2016, Kyrgyzstan's participation in and funding for the IFAS was limited. [7] The IFAS receives fluctuating financing from member states in practice, despite a requirement in the organisation's statute to contribute equal financing; instead, member states fund the activities of IFAS Executive Directorates located in each country. [8, 9] An Executive Directorate for Kyrgyzstan is listed on the IFAS website, and also features on a list of participants in a 2017 conference on sustainable development; however, no further information on this structure could be found online. [10, 11]\n \n The IFAS has a clear mandate to raise funds and implement investment programmes in the region; however an interviewee stated that in practice, funds raised internationally are provided either to country-level IFAS Executive Directorates, or directly to member states. [1, 7] The IFAS began development of the Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme (ASPB) in 1994, launching a call for international donor assistance which led to a total pledge of US$ 33m from international organisations such as the World Bank and United Nations Development Program, as well as individual states. [12, 13] In addition, the Global Environmental Fund provided US$ 17.4m for implementation of the Water and Environmental Management Project between 1998 and 2003, with a US$ 4.1m contribution from IFAS member states. [13, 14] While the ASPB focussed on measures addressing the Aral Sea zone, the ICWC's Basin Water Organisations (BWO) for the Amu Darya and Syr Darya were also supported through the investment programme, with capacity-building exercises conducted for monitoring of surface and underground water in the rivers' deltas on the Aral Sea. [13, 14] \n \n Following two more iterations of the ASPB 2002-10 and 2011-15, the IFAS began development of \"ASPB-4\" in 2018. [15] 34 projects were identified for the new programme in November 2019, to be proposed to international donors, although no evidence was found that this had yet occured in June 2020 on the IFAS and ICWC websites. [16, 17] Donor organisations were expected to include the European Union through the Nexus Dialogues Programme, which had contributed towards the development of eight ASPB-4 projects, the United Nations Environment Programme, and the German Corporation for International Development. [17, 18]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"There are no explicit investment programmes undertaken by the Mekong River Commission and the country is a full-member of the MRC.\n\nThe MRC actively seeks funds from what it terms “development partners”, with the office of the Chief Executive Officer at the MRC Secretariat maintaining a unit dedicated to partnerships and fund mobilisation. [1] The organisation remains dependent on contributions from external sources, which currently include 11 non-member countries plus the European Union and the World Bank. [2] According to the latest available financial report, in 2017 the MRC received income of US$12.4m, of which US$8.8m was contributed by external partners. [3] The current Basin Development Strategy 2016-20 (BDS) notes that the MRC member states have been able to attract investment development partners and the private sector for their National Implementation Plans under the BDS. [4] An example is given of over US$50m provided for hydrometeorology networks in three member countries. [4] The MRC terms this “leveraged support by individual countries” and measures the amount under its Associated Project Budget. [5] International donors of MRC include Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, the government of Australia and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation. [5] There is no mention of investment programmes in the latest annual report. [6]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"In March 2019, the OMVS High Commissioner announced that the organisation is looking to reform its financing model, moving from a debt-based model for investments into self-financing. Indeed most of the budget comes from Member States going in debt to finance it which is not sustainable [1]. The OMVS is looking to find an alternative autonomous financing model such as by levying more tariffs from the electricity produced [1] or by opening the river for navigation as through the Integrated Multimodal Transport System (SITRAM) [2]. In 2016 the OMVS sent a delegation for a fundraiser in India among private companies such as TATA or EximBank of India willing to invest in this project [3]. It appears that the fundraiser was successful as ExImBank is now on the list of financial partners of the OMVS [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"In March 2019, the OMVS High Commissioner announced that the organisation is looking to reform its financing model, moving from a debt-based model for investments into self-financing. Indeed most of the budget comes from Member States going in debt to finance it which is not sustainable [1]. The OMVS is looking to find an alternative autonomous financing model such as by levying more tariffs from the electricity produced [1] or by opening the river for navigation as through the Integrated Multimodal Transport System (SITRAM) [2]. In 2016 the OMVS sent a delegation for a fundraiser in India among private companies such as TATA or EximBank of India willing to invest in this project [3]. It appears that the fundraiser was successful as ExImBank is now on the list of financial partners of the OMVS [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"Myanmar is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the MoU renewed in 2013. The MRC is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. There are no news regarding fundraising efforts nor formal investment programmes by Myanmar for MRC. [1,2, 3] Myanmar is also part of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation which includes China, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. The Chinese government has finalized for 132 projects to be implemented by Mekong-Lancang’s special fund including 10 projects in Myanmar [4]. Myanmar also receive fundings and technical expertise on a ad-hoc basis such as the Stockholm Environment Insitute core funds along with Blue Moon Foundation financed water resources planning and assessment in the Ayeyarwady River Basin. [5] A European Union grant of €20 million has been provided by the EU through Aisa Investment Facility to improve water resource management and the productivity of the agricultural sector in Myanmar's central dry zone. [6]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"There is no public evidence of joint investment programs or active fundraising efforts to acquire more funds for water resource management projects at the basin level. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) in 2018 [1]. The PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [2]. The project received US$7m in funding from GEF and ACTO member countries and other donors provided US$45.2m [3]. According to the components listed on the project website, it does not include implementation of the PAE [6]. Implementing the PAE is estimated to require a budget of US$80.3m, and the document states that potential funding sources include multilateral banks and donors, climate change funds, national budgets and bilateral cooperation [7]. \n\nACTO’s short and medium-term activities include “seeking financial support for consensus-approved specific ACTO programs”, “identifying with Member Countries contribution mechanisms that result in viable funding for ACTO”, and “facilitating contacts between Member Countries and public or private financial agents for specific projects at the request of Member Countries” [4]. However, ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding whether these efforts are active [5]. "},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"In March 2019, the OMVS High Commissioner announced that the organisation is looking to reform its financing model, moving from a debt-based model for investments into self-financing. Indeed most of the budget comes from Member States going in debt to finance it which is not sustainable [1]. The OMVS is looking to find an alternative autonomous financing model such as by levying more tariffs from the electricity produced [1] or by opening the river for navigation as through the Integrated Multimodal Transport System (SITRAM) [2]. In 2016 the OMVS sent a delegation for a fundraiser in India among private companies such as TATA or EximBank of India willing to invest in this project [3]. It appears that the fundraiser was successful as ExImBank is now on the list of financial partners of the OMVS [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"There is active fundraising efforts to acquire more funds for water resource management projects at the basin level. \n\nThe project \"Improvement of Joint Actions in Flood Management in the Sava River Basin\", which includes two components: preparation of the Flood Risk Management Plan in the Sava River Basin (Sava FRMP), and establishment of a joint Flood Forecasting and Warning System in the Sava River Basin (Sava FFWS), is funded by the Western Balkans Investment Framework (WBIF) and implemented by the World Bank. [2] The WBIF supports socio-economic development and EU accession across the Western Balkans through the provision of finance and technical assistance for strategic investments, particularly in infrastructure in the following sectors energy, environment, social, transport, private sector development, and, since December 2017, digital infrastructure. [3] \n\nIt is funded by the EU but in their investment is jointly managed by the commission with oversight from the World Bank."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"There is active fundraising efforts to acquire more funds for water resource management projects at the basin level. \n\nThe project \"Improvement of Joint Actions in Flood Management in the Sava River Basin\", which includes two components: preparation of the Flood Risk Management Plan in the Sava River Basin (Sava FRMP), and establishment of a joint Flood Forecasting and Warning System in the Sava River Basin (Sava FFWS), is funded by the Western Balkans Investment Framework (WBIF) and implemented by the World Bank. [2] The WBIF supports socio-economic development and EU accession across the Western Balkans through the provision of finance and technical assistance for strategic investments, particularly in infrastructure in the following sectors energy, environment, social, transport, private sector development, and, since December 2017, digital infrastructure. [3] \n\nIt is funded by the EU but in their investment is jointly managed by the commission with oversight from the World Bank."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"Syria does not have any formal investment programs that fund water resource management projects at the basin level. Currently, there are no basin-wide operational arrangements in the Tigris-Euphrates River Basin (shared between Iraq, Syria and Turkey). [1] This is mainly due to the political situation of the region, specially Syria. The Ministry of Water Resources is currently focussing on re-building the country."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"The transboundary water organisation conducts active fundraising efforts and investment programmes.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992, and in 1999 under its auspices created the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), an international organisation charged with coordinating action to address the environmental issues surrounding the Aral Sea, including funding. [1] Tajikistan is represented at the ICWC through its Ministry of Energy and Water Resources, and all ICWC members are part of the IFAS. [2] According to its statute, the ICWC is to be funded through member state contributions, which are then centrally redirected to executive organisations such as the Amu Darya Water Basin Organisation (ADBWO). [3] However, according to an expert interviewee, in practice, in the years since ICWC establishment, member states have re-directed these allocations to their own national water management authorities and local units of the ADBWO, such as the Amu Darya Upper Reaches department in Tajikistan. [4, 5] While the ADBWO as a separate structure also benefitted from some international financing in the 1990s, disagreement between member states on implementation (let alone financing) of projects in their own countries prevented this from continuing. [4]\n \n However, the IFAS has a clear mandate to raise funds and implement investment programmes in the region. [1] The IFAS began development of the Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme (ASPB) in 1994, launching a call for international donor assistance which led to a total pledge of US$ 33m from international organisations such as the World Bank and United Nations Development Program, as well as individual states. [6, 7] In addition, the Global Environmental Fund provided US$ 17.4m for implementation of the Water and Environmental Management Project between 1998 and 2003, with a US$ 4.1m contribution from IFAS member states. [7, 8] While the ASPB focussed on measures addressing the Aral Sea zone, the ICWC's Basin Water Organisations (BWO) for the Amu Darya and Syr Darya were also supported through the investment programme, with capacity-building exercises conducted for monitoring of surface and underground water in the rivers' deltas on the Aral Sea. [7, 8]\n \n Following two more iterations of the ASPB 2002-10 and 2011-15, the IFAS began development of \"ASPB-4\" in 2018. [9] 34 projects were identified for the new programme in November 2019, to be proposed to international donors, although no evidence was found that this had yet occured in June 2020 on the IFAS and ICWC websites. [10, 11, 12] Donor organisations were expected to include the European Union through the Nexus Dialogues Programme, which had contributed towards the development of eight ASPB-4 projects, the United Nations Environment Programme, and the German Corporation for International Development. [11, 12, 13]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"The transboundary water organisation conducts active fundraising efforts and investment programmes.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992, and in 1999 under its auspices created the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), an international organisation charged with coordinating action to address the environmental issues surrounding the Aral Sea, including funding. [1] Tajikistan is represented at the ICWC through its Ministry of Energy and Water Resources, and all ICWC members are part of the IFAS. [2] According to its statute, the ICWC is to be funded through member state contributions, which are then centrally redirected to executive organisations such as the Syr Darya Water Basin Organisation (SDBWO). [3] However, according to an expert interviewee, in practice, in the years since ICWC establishment, member states have re-directed these allocations to their own national water management authorities and local units of the SDBWO. [4, 5] While the SDBWO as a separate structure also benefitted from some international financing in the 1990s, disagreement between member states on implementation (let alone financing) of projects in their own countries prevented this from continuing. [4]\n \n However, the IFAS has a clear mandate to raise funds and implement investment programmes in the region. [1] The IFAS began development of the Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme (ASPB) in 1994, launching a call for international donor assistance which led to a total pledge of US$ 33m from international organisations such as the World Bank and United Nations Development Program, as well as individual states. [6, 7] In addition, the Global Environmental Fund provided US$ 17.4m for implementation of the Water and Environmental Management Project between 1998 and 2003, with a US$ 4.1m contribution from IFAS member states. [7, 8] While the ASPB focussed on measures addressing the Aral Sea zone, the ICWC's Basin Water Organisations (BWO) for the Amu Darya and Syr Darya were also supported through the investment programme, with capacity-building exercises conducted for monitoring of surface and underground water in the rivers' deltas on the Aral Sea. [7, 8]\n \n Following two more iterations of the ASPB 2002-10 and 2011-15, the IFAS began development of \"ASPB-4\" in 2018. [9] 34 projects were identified for the new programme in November 2019, to be proposed to international donors, although no evidence was found that this had yet occured in June 2020 on the IFAS and ICWC websites. [10, 11, 12] Donor organisations were expected to include the European Union through the Nexus Dialogues Programme, which had contributed towards the development of eight ASPB-4 projects, the United Nations Environment Programme, and the German Corporation for International Development. [11, 12, 13]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"There are no explicit investment programmes undertaken by the Mekong River Commission and the country is a full-member of the MRC.\n\nThe MRC actively seeks funds from what it terms “development partners”, with the office of the Chief Executive Officer at the MRC Secretariat maintaining a unit dedicated to partnerships and fund mobilisation. [1] The organisation remains dependent on contributions from external sources, which currently include 11 non-member countries plus the European Union and the World Bank. [2] According to the latest available financial report, in 2017 the MRC received income of US$12.4m, of which US$8.8m was contributed by external partners. [3] The current Basin Development Strategy 2016-20 (BDS) notes that the MRC member states have been able to attract investment development partners and the private sector for their National Implementation Plans under the BDS. [4] An example is given of over US$50m provided for hydrometeorology networks in three member countries. [4] The MRC terms this “leveraged support by individual countries” and measures the amount under its Associated Project Budget. [5] International donors of MRC include Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, the government of Australia and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation. [5] There is no mention of investment programmes in the latest annual report. [6]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"In the absence of a joint body for the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin, there are no investment programmes or active fundraising efforts run by a joint body. With respect to bilateral or multilateral joint investments outside the scope of a joint body, Turkey and Syria agreed in 2011 to build a joint \"friendship dam\" on the Orontes in Syria [1] a, to stop periodic flooding on the Turkish side of the border. However, this is a separate river system from the Euphrates-Tigris basin. The dam has not been built due to the subsequent war in Syria and breakdown in Turkey-Syria relations [2]. Earlier, at a meeting on 2 September 2009, Turkey, Syria and Iraq decided to cooperate to initiate water training programmes, to monitor and exchange information related to climate change and drought conditions in the three countries, and to build/modernise water flow gauging stations [3]. However, these plans were also interrupted. Currently, Turkey is planning to extend USD5 billion worth of credit to Iraq for reconstruction work to be carried out by Turkish companies [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"The transboundary water organisation conducts active fundraising efforts and investment programmes.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992, and in 1999 under its auspices created the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), an international organisation charged with coordinating action to address the environmental issues surrounding the Aral Sea, including funding. [1] Turkmenistan is represented at the ICWC through its State Committee on Water Management, and all ICWC members are part of the IFAS. [2] According to its statute, the ICWC is to be funded through member state contributions, which are then centrally redirected to executive organisations such as the Amu Darya Water Basin Organisation (ADBWO). [3] However, according to an expert interviewee, in practice, in the years since ICWC establishment, member states have re-directed these allocations to their own national water management authorities. [4, 5] While the ADBWO as a separate structure also benefitted from some international financing in the 1990s, the organisation is today mainly financed by Uzbekistan, where it is headquartered, and as such considered dominated by that country. [4, 5, 6]\n \n However, the IFAS has a clear mandate to raise funds and implement investment programmes in the region. [1] The IFAS began development of the Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme (ASPB) in 1994, launching a call for international donor assistance which led to a total pledge of US$ 33m from international organisations such as the World Bank and United Nations Development Program, as well as individual states. [7, 8] In addition, the Global Environmental Fund provided US$ 17.4m for implementation of the Water and Environmental Management Project between 1998 and 2003, with a US$ 4.1m contribution from IFAS member states. [8, 9] While the ASPB focussed on measures addressing the Aral Sea zone, the ICWC's Basin Water Organisations (BWO) for the Amu Darya and Syr Darya were also supported through the investment programme, with capacity-building exercises conducted for monitoring of surface and underground water in the rivers' deltas on the Aral Sea. [8, 9]\n \n Following two more iterations of the ASPB 2002-10 and 2011-15, the IFAS began development of \"ASPB-4\" in 2018. [10] 34 projects were identified for the new programme in November 2019, to be proposed to international donors, although no evidence was found that this had yet occured in June 2020 on the IFAS and ICWC websites. [11, 12, 13] Donor organisations were expected to include the European Union through the Nexus Dialogues Programme, which had contributed towards the development of eight ASPB-4 projects, the United Nations Environment Programme, and the German Corporation for International Development. [12, 13, 14]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"The transboundary water organisation conducts active fundraising efforts and investment programmes.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992, and in 1999 under its auspices created the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), an international organisation charged with coordinating action to address the environmental issues surrounding the Aral Sea, including funding. [1] Uzbekistan is represented at the ICWC through its Ministry of Water Management, and all ICWC members are part of the IFAS. [2] According to its statute, the ICWC is to be funded through member state contributions. [3] However, according to an expert interviewee, in practice, in the years since ICWC establishment, member states have re-directed these allocations to their own national water management authorities. [4, 5] While the ADBWO as a separate structure also benefitted from some international financing in the 1990s, the organisation is today mainly financed by Uzbekistan, where it is headquartered, and as such considered dominated by that country. [4, 5, 6]\n \n However, the IFAS has a clear mandate to raise funds and implement investment programmes in the region. [1] The IFAS began development of the Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme (ASPB) in 1994, launching a call for international donor assistance which led to a total pledge of US$ 33m from international organisations such as the World Bank and United Nations Development Program, as well as individual states. [7, 8] In addition, the Global Environmental Fund provided US$ 17.4m for implementation of the Water and Environmental Management Project between 1998 and 2003, with a US$ 4.1m contribution from IFAS member states. [8, 9] While the ASPB focussed on measures addressing the Aral Sea zone, the ICWC's Basin Water Organisations (BWO) for the Amu Darya and Syr Darya were also supported through the investment programme, with capacity-building exercises conducted for monitoring of surface and underground water in the rivers' deltas on the Aral Sea. [8, 9]\n \n Following two more iterations of the ASPB 2002-10 and 2011-15, the IFAS began development of \"ASPB-4\" in 2018. [10] 34 projects were identified for the new programme in November 2019, to be proposed to international donors, although no evidence was found that this had yet occured in June 2020 on the IFAS and ICWC websites. [11, 12, 13] Donor organisations were expected to include the European Union through the Nexus Dialogues Programme, which had contributed towards the development of eight ASPB-4 projects, the United Nations Environment Programme, and the German Corporation for International Development. [12, 13, 14]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"The transboundary water organisation conducts active fundraising efforts and investment programmes.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992, and in 1999 under its auspices created the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), an international organisation charged with coordinating action to address the environmental issues surrounding the Aral Sea, including funding. [1] Uzbekistan is represented at the ICWC through its Ministry of Water Management, and all ICWC members are part of IFAS. [2] According to its statute, the ICWC is to be funded through member state contributions, which are then centrally redirected to executive organisations such as the Syr Darya Water Basin Organisation (SDBWO). [3] However, according to an expert interviewee, in practice, in the years since ICWC establishment, member states have re-directed these allocations to their own national water management authorities. [4, 5] While the SDBWO as a separate structure also benefitted from some international financing in the 1990s, the organisation is today mainly financed by Uzbekistan, where it is headquartered and its four territorial subunits are mainly active; as such the SDBWO is considered dominated by Uzbekistan. [4, 5, 6]\n \n However, the IFAS has a clear mandate to raise funds and implement investment programmes in the region. [1] The IFAS began development of the Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme (ASPB) in 1994, launching a call for international donor assistance which led to a total pledge of US$ 33m from international organisations such as the World Bank and United Nations Development Program, as well as individual states. [7, 8] In addition, the Global Environmental Fund provided US$ 17.4m for implementation of the Water and Environmental Management Project between 1998 and 2003, with a US$ 4.1m contribution from IFAS member states. [8, 9] While the ASPB focussed on measures addressing the Aral Sea zone, the ICWC's Basin Water Organisations (BWO) for the Amu Darya and Syr Darya were also supported through the investment programme, with capacity-building exercises conducted for monitoring of surface and underground water in the rivers' deltas on the Aral Sea. [8, 9]\n \n Following two more iterations of the ASPB 2002-10 and 2011-15, the IFAS began development of \"ASPB-4\" in 2018. [10] 34 projects were identified for the new programme in November 2019, to be proposed to international donors, although no evidence was found that this had yet occured in June 2020 on the IFAS and ICWC websites. [11, 12, 13] Donor organisations were expected to include the European Union through the Nexus Dialogues Programme, which had contributed towards the development of eight ASPB-4 projects, the United Nations Environment Programme, and the German Corporation for International Development. [12, 13, 14]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"There is no public evidence of joint investment programs or active fundraising efforts to acquire more funds for water resource management projects at the basin level. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) in 2018 [1]. The PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [2]. The project received US$7m in funding from GEF and ACTO member countries and other donors provided US$45.2m [3]. According to the components listed on the project website, it does not include implementation of the PAE [6]. Implementing the PAE is estimated to require a budget of US$80.3m, and the document states that potential funding sources include multilateral banks and donors, climate change funds, national budgets and bilateral cooperation [7]. \n\nACTO’s short and medium-term activities include “seeking financial support for consensus-approved specific ACTO programs”, “identifying with Member Countries contribution mechanisms that result in viable funding for ACTO”, and “facilitating contacts between Member Countries and public or private financial agents for specific projects at the request of Member Countries” [4]. However, ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding whether these efforts are active [5]. "},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"There are no explicit investment programmes undertaken by the Mekong River Commission and the country is a full-member of the MRC.\n\nThe MRC actively seeks funds from what it terms “development partners”, with the office of the Chief Executive Officer at the MRC Secretariat maintaining a unit dedicated to partnerships and fund mobilisation. [1] The organisation remains dependent on contributions from external sources, which currently include 11 non-member countries plus the European Union and the World Bank. [2] According to the latest available financial report, in 2017 the MRC received income of US$12.4m, of which US$8.8m was contributed by external partners. [3] The current Basin Development Strategy 2016-20 (BDS) notes that the MRC member states have been able to attract investment development partners and the private sector for their National Implementation Plans under the BDS. [4] An example is given of over US$50m provided for hydrometeorology networks in three member countries. [4] The MRC terms this “leveraged support by individual countries” and measures the amount under its Associated Project Budget. [5] International donors of MRC include Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, the government of Australia and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation. [5] There is no mention of investment programmes in the latest annual report. [6]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. \"Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme\", (\"Программа бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/asbp/].\n \n [4] Global Environment Facility. May 1998. \"Aral Sea Basin Program (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) Water and Environmental Management Project\". [https://iwlearn.net/resolveuid/1f622485a27d32d5dba2f9670b951211].\n \n [5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Structure\" [https://aral.uz/en/structure/].\n \n [6] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 28 November 2019. \"EU supports multi-sector thinking and investments for sustainable development in Central Asia\", (\"ЕС способствует многосекторальному мышлению и инвестициям для устойчивого развития в Центральной Азии\"). [https://carececo.org/main/news/es-sposobstvuet-mnogosektoralnomu-myshleniyu-i-investitsiyam-dlya-ustoychivogo-razvitiya-v-tsentraln/]\n \n [7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 25 October 2010. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf].\n \n [7] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [8] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. May 2018. \"Report about the technical meeting and training on hydrology and ecology for sustainable development in the Panj / Amu river basin between Tajikistan and Afghanistan\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/AF-TJ-meeting-report-10-12may2018_ENG_with_LoP_and_agenda.pdf]. \n \n [9] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 21 December 2018. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin(Pyanj River)\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/OPEN_UNECE/03_Evaluation_and_Audit/Evaluation_Reports-with_SPs/01-Environment/Final_report_TAP_21122018.pdf.]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Project GEF Amazon. 2019. http://otca.info/gef/apresentacao\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/projects/details/3\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Institutional, Financial and Legal Strengthening. 2016. http://www.otca-oficial.info/themes/details/12\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[6] GEF Amazonas Project. Components. 2019. http://otca.info/gef/componentes\n[7] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"Governance and Organisational Structure\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/governance-and-organisational-structure/[3] Mekong River Commission. \"Latest News\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/ [4] President's OFfice. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 1 Nov 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/11/id-8301 [5] SEI. \"SEI to work on water resources management with Myanmar government\". 3 FEb 2014. https://www.sei.org/featured/sei-work-water-resources-management-myanmar-government/ [6]Delegation of the European Union to Myanmar. \"New funding for better water resource management in Myanmar's central dry zone\". 6 Dec 2017. https://eeas.europa.eu/delegations/myanmar-burma/36856/new-funding-better-water-resource-management-myanmars-central-dry-zone_en"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 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[https://carececo.org/main/news/es-sposobstvuet-mnogosektoralnomu-myshleniyu-i-investitsiyam-dlya-ustoychivogo-razvitiya-v-tsentraln/]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EM$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Agreement on joint actions to solve the problem of the Aral Sea and the Aral Sea region, environmental recovery and ensuring the socio-economic development of the Aral region.\" (\"Соглашение о совместных действиях по решению проблемы Аральского моря и Приаралья, экологическому оздоровлению и обеспечению социально-экономического развития Аральского региона.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute13_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). 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[https://carececo.org/main/news/es-sposobstvuet-mnogosektoralnomu-myshleniyu-i-investitsiyam-dlya-ustoychivogo-razvitiya-v-tsentraln/]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EN$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"Governance and Organisational Structure\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/governance-and-organisational-structure/[3] Mekong River Commission. \"Latest News\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/ [4] President's OFfice. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 1 Nov 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/11/id-8301 [5] SEI. \"SEI to work on water resources management with Myanmar government\". 3 FEb 2014. https://www.sei.org/featured/sei-work-water-resources-management-myanmar-government/ [6]Delegation of the European Union to Myanmar. \"New funding for better water resource management in Myanmar's central dry zone\". 6 Dec 2017. https://eeas.europa.eu/delegations/myanmar-burma/36856/new-funding-better-water-resource-management-myanmars-central-dry-zone_en"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A84+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F84,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Hürriyet newspaper. 7 February 2011. “45 milyon liralik temel atıldı, Asi Barajı ‘dostluk’la dolacak” (“45 million-lira foundation laid, Orontes Dam to fill with ‘friendship’”) http://www.hurriyet.com.tr/ekonomi/45-milyon-liralik-temel-atildi-asi-baraji-dostluk-la-dolacak-16953457 Accessed 20 April 2014\n[2] Hypdropolitic Academy. 6 May 2014. “Asi Nehri Ters Akıyor!” (“The River Asi flows backwards!”) http://www.hidropolitikakademi.org/asi-nehri-ters-akiyor.html/2 Accessed 20 April 2014\n[3] Ayşegül Kibaroğlu and Waltina Scheumann. 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is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation and there is no evidence that the basin water organisation receives funding through trust funds, revolving funds or green bonds.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] According to the ICWC statute, its activities are to be financed by contributions from member states. [1] No evidence that alternative funding instruments may be leveraged for financing of the activities of the ICWC was found on its website, nor any information on financing in general. [3] No information on financing of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation was found on the organisation's website. [4] Expert interviewees note that state and international contributions are the only viable method of financing for water sector projects in the region at present, with private financing very limited since the sector is dominated by state organisations or state-controlled companies. [5, 6] \n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed an agreement on cooperation in the area of water resource monitoring on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitute the countries' border. [7] Under the agreement, the parties commit to mutual development of projects in the sphere and development of financing for activity, with activity requiring investment including surveying, planning, construction and operation of new water monitoring posts on the Amu Darya, but the document does not specify any specific mechanisms for sharing costs of projects. [7] A Memorandum of Understanding signed in 2014, extending the original agreement's five-year period until 2020, could not be found online. [8] Activity under the agreement has been supported financially by a range of international organisations, led by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), with donors including Russia and Switzerland. [9, 10] A 2018 UNECE report evaluating progress does not refer to alternative funding instruments as an implemented measure or possibility for the future. 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ACTO’s website does not contain any additional information regarding alternative funding instruments for financing of TBWM.\n\n\nACTO’s short and medium-term activities include “seeking financial support for consensus-approved specific ACTO programs”, “identifying with Member Countries contribution mechanisms that result in viable funding for ACTO”, and “facilitating contacts between Member Countries and public or private financial agents for specific projects at the request of Member Countries” [3]. However, ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding whether these efforts are active [4]. "},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"There was not been any alternative funding instrument set up by the RBO, such as: Trust funds, Revolving funds and/or Green Bonds. According to the Annual Report of the Sava Commission work of the Sava Commission is ensured through regular annual country contributions, Reserve Fund and grant funds for implementation of different project activities. [1] \n\nDraft Flood Risk Management Plan in the Sava River Basin mentions that there is an increasing gap between flood risk management and existing public funds so the Plan is considering different ways of financing flood risk management such as EU funds, national and local funds, the authority for risk reduction measures, the authority for insurance fees, user-pay principle, etc. [2] However, there is no concrete action plan outlined."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"There is no public evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) was set up an alternative funding instrument for financing of TBWM.\n\nA 2014 report from the Amazonian Regional Program, affiliated with ACTO, examined models of conditional cash transfer programs designed to both reduce poverty and contribute to environmental conservation. The report did not mention any alternative funding instruments established by ACTO [1]. ACTO’s website does not contain any additional information regarding alternative funding instruments for financing of TBWM.\n\n\nACTO’s short and medium-term activities include “seeking financial support for consensus-approved specific ACTO programs”, “identifying with Member Countries contribution mechanisms that result in viable funding for ACTO”, and “facilitating contacts between Member Countries and public or private financial agents for specific projects at the request of Member Countries” [3]. However, ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding whether these efforts are active [4]. "},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) has setup at least one of the alternative funding instruments and Cambodia is its full-member.\n\nThe MRC introduced a new financing system in 2016, a revolving fund known as the “basket fund”, which has replaced programme budgeting. The fund receives a gradual increase in member countries’ contributions annually, in addition to funding from development partners. For instance Belgium donates funds on the condition they are used for navigation and trade promotion in the basin, while in 2018 Germany donated US$4.6m with much of the funding earmarked to support joint transboundary projects between the MRC member states and the remainder going to the MRC’s basket fund. The MRC can use the basket fund to implement any activity under its strategic plan. The fund is overseen by a Budget Committee consisting of two representatives from each member country, the CEO of the MRC Secretariat assisted by the Chief of Finance, and two representatives from the Development Partners group. [1,2,3,4] The MRC also maintains an administrative reserve fund to cover essential running costs but there is no mention on its website of revolving funds or green bonds [5]. The organisation previously kept a Water Management Trust Fund, which it described as a flexible fund established to “respond to short term needs of its member countries” including “strategic policy studies and consultancies, study visits and consultation processes on transboundary issues, and programme development needs such as review workshops and evaluations”. There is no suggestion that this fund was managed by an independent board. [6]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) has setup at least one of the alternative funding instruments and China is its dialogue partner-member.\n\nThe MRC is the only inter-governmental organisation that works directly with the governments of Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Vietnam to jointly manage the shared water resources and the sustainable development of the Mekong River. MRC income is through contributions from Riparian Governments, Development partners, Other Sources (Interest earnings, sale of data...) and income on earmarked fund. China is a dialogue partner of the MRC and does not contribute in funding efforts. [1,2] MRC also receive fundings and technical expertise on a ad-hoc basis such as the 2.1 million USD fund from the Netherlands in 2017 and German German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) from 2015-2018 regarding organizational development. [3,4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"There is no public evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has set up an alternative funding instrument for financing of TBWM. A 2014 report from Amazonian Regional Program, affiliated with ACTO, examined the conditional cash transfer programs designed to both reduce poverty and contribute to environmental conservation. The report did not mention any alternative funding instruments established by ACTO [1]. ACTO’s website does not contain any additional information regarding alternative funding instruments for financing of TBWM, nor does it mention any notable previous private investment in its activities [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"There was not been any alternative funding instrument set up by the RBO, such as: Trust funds, Revolving funds and/or Green Bonds. According to the Annual Report of the Sava Commission work of the Sava Commission is ensured through regular annual country contributions, Reserve Fund and grant funds for implementation of different project activities. [1] \n\nDraft Flood Risk Management Plan in the Sava River Basin mentions that there is an increasing gap between flood risk management and existing public funds so the Plan is considering different ways of financing flood risk management such as EU funds, national and local funds, the authority for risk reduction measures, the authority for insurance fees, user-pay principle, etc. [2] However, there is no concrete action plan outlined."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"There is no public evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) was set up an alternative funding instrument for financing of TBWM.\n\nA 2014 report from the Amazonian Regional Program, affiliated with ACTO, examined models of conditional cash transfer programs designed to both reduce poverty and contribute to environmental conservation. The report did not mention any alternative funding instruments established by ACTO [1]. ACTO’s website does not contain any additional information regarding alternative funding instruments for financing of TBWM.\n\n\nACTO’s short and medium-term activities include “seeking financial support for consensus-approved specific ACTO programs”, “identifying with Member Countries contribution mechanisms that result in viable funding for ACTO”, and “facilitating contacts between Member Countries and public or private financial agents for specific projects at the request of Member Countries” [3]. However, ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding whether these efforts are active [4]. "},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"The joint body has set up at least one of the alternative funding instruments and the country is its full-member. \n\nGuinea is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) and within this organization, the integrated Water Resources Management Project (PGIRE), is currently in its second phase of implementation and will run from 2014 to 2021. This programme is financed by the Trust Fund III given by the Dutch government and amounts to 11 million euros. (1) There is no further evidence of green bonds or revolving funds in a report about financing transboundary water management, on the OMVS website or in an OMVS report that details different projects. (2,3,4) The Trust Fund (TF) was signed on September 9, 2016 and came into\neffectiveness on December 7, 2016. This TF project is the third round of financing by the Dutch Government and its main objective is “to strengthen the capacity of OMVS and local water user associations to improve the environmental and water quality conditions of the Senegal River Basin's water resources.” (5)\n\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"No, there are no joint financing programs and therefore the joint body was setup no alternative funding instrument for financing of TBWM as confirmed through multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [1], the Foreign Ministry [2], the Department of Environment [3], the Ministry of Energy [4] and the Ministry of Agriculture [5]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"No. There is no transboundary water organization in the Tigris-Euphrates basin (1), see section 1.4 for details of the history of efforts to develop cooperation with Syria, Turkey and Iran. Therefore there are no alternative funding instruments for the non-existent body."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that the Basin Water Organisation receives funding through trust funds, revolving funds or green bonds.\n \n No information on alternative financing of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) was found on the SDBWO website,or those of the umbrella regional organisations responsible for the SDBWO, the Interstate Water Commission for Central Asia and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. [1, 2, 3] According to information from these structures, operational SDBWO financing is provided by the member states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, while financing for more extensive development strategies focussing on the Aral Sea Basin is provided by member states and international donors through the IFAS. [5, 6] \n \n No financial reporting on the operation of ICWC was found on the body's website. [6] Expert interviewees note that state financing of operations has been the only viable source of financing for the ICWC and BWO, although member states have gradually redirected contributions originally made to ICWC to national water authorities. [7, 8, 9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that the Basin Water Organisation receives funding through trust funds, revolving funds or green bonds.\n \n No information on alternative financing of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) was found on the SDBWO website, or those of the umbrella regional organisations responsible for the SDBWO, the Interstate Water Commission for Central Asia and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. [1, 2, 3] According to information from these structures, operational SDBWO financing is provided by the member states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, while financing for more extensive development strategies focussing on the Aral Sea Basin is provided by member states and international donors through the IFAS. [5, 6] \n \n No financial reporting on the operation of ICWC was found on the body's website. [6] Expert interviewees note that state financing of operations has been the only viable source of financing for the ICWC and SDBWO, although member states have gradually redirected contributions originally made to ICWC to national water authorities, and also that Kyrgyzstan has not participated in the organisation since 2016. [7, 8, 9]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) has setup at least one of the alternative funding instruments and Laos is its full-member.\n\nThe MRC introduced a new financing system in 2016, a revolving fund known as the “basket fund”, which has replaced programme budgeting. The fund receives a gradual increase in member countries’ contributions annually, in addition to funding from development partners. For instance Belgium donates funds on the condition they are used for navigation and trade promotion in the basin, while in 2018 Germany donated US$4.6m with much of the funding earmarked to support joint transboundary projects between the MRC member states and the remainder going to the MRC’s basket fund. The MRC can use the basket fund to implement any activity under its strategic plan. The fund is overseen by a Budget Committee consisting of two representatives from each member country, the CEO of the MRC Secretariat assisted by the Chief of Finance, and two representatives from the Development Partners group. [1,2,3,4] The MRC also maintains an administrative reserve fund to cover essential running costs but there is no mention on its website of revolving funds or green bonds [5]. The organisation previously kept a Water Management Trust Fund, which it described as a flexible fund established to “respond to short term needs of its member countries” including “strategic policy studies and consultancies, study visits and consultation processes on transboundary issues, and programme development needs such as review workshops and evaluations”. There is no suggestion that this fund was managed by an independent board. [6]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"The joint body has set up at least one of the alternative funding instruments and the country is its full-member. \n\nMali is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) and within this organization, the integrated Water Resources Management Project (PGIRE), is currently in its second phase of implementation and will run from 2014 to 2021. This programme is financed by the Trust Fund III given by the Dutch government and amounts to 11 million euros. (1) There is no further evidence of green bonds or revolving funds in a report about financing transboundary water management, on the OMVS website or in an OMVS report that details different projects. (2,3,4) The Trust Fund (TF) was signed on September 9, 2016 and came into\neffectiveness on December 7, 2016. This TF project is the third round of financing by the Dutch Government and its main objective is “to strengthen the capacity of OMVS and local water user associations to improve the environmental and water quality conditions of the Senegal River Basin's water resources.” (5)\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"The joint body has set up at least one of the alternative funding instruments and the country is its full-member. \n\nMauritania is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) and within this organization, the integrated Water Resources Management Project (PGIRE), is currently in its second phase of implementation and will run from 2014 to 2021. This programme is financed by the Trust Fund III given by the Dutch government and amounts to 11 million euros. (1) There is no further evidence of green bonds or revolving funds in a report about financing transboundary water management, on the OMVS website or in an OMVS report that details different projects. (2,3,4) The Trust Fund (TF) was signed on September 9, 2016 and came into\neffectiveness on December 7, 2016. This TF project is the third round of financing by the Dutch Government and its main objective is “to strengthen the capacity of OMVS and local water user associations to improve the environmental and water quality conditions of the Senegal River Basin's water resources.” (5)\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) has setup at least one of the alternative funding instruments and Myanmar is its dialogue partner-member.\n\nThe Mekong River Commission (MRC) is the only inter-governmental organisation that works directly with the governments of Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Vietnam to jointly manage the shared water resources and the sustainable development of the Mekong River. MRC income is through contributions from Riparian Governments, Development partners, Other Sources (Interest earnings, sale of data...) and income on earmarked fund. Myanmar is a dialogue partner of the MRC and does not contribute in funding efforts. [1,2] MRC also receive fundings and technical expertise on a ad-hoc basis such as the 2.1 million USD fund from the Netherlands in 2017 and German German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) from 2015-2018 regarding organizational development. [3,4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"There is no public evidence of alternative funding instrument set up by the RBO, such as:\n(i) Trust funds (ii) Revolving funds (iii) Green Bonds.\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) is an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Perú, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region. [1] The website for ACTO does not publish financial statements and does not have information about funding or public-private partnerships. [2] A web search did not find additional information about this from other sources.\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"The joint body has set up at least one of the alternative funding instruments and the country is its full-member. \n\nSenegal is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) and within this organization, the integrated Water Resources Management Project (PGIRE), is currently in its second phase of implementation and will run from 2014 to 2021. This programme is financed by the Trust Fund III given by the Dutch government and amounts to 11 million euros. (1) There is no further evidence of green bonds or revolving funds in a report about financing transboundary water management, on the OMVS website or in an OMVS report that details different projects. (2,3,4) The Trust Fund (TF) was signed on September 9, 2016 and came into\neffectiveness on December 7, 2016. This TF project is the third round of financing by the Dutch Government and its main objective is “to strengthen the capacity of OMVS and local water user associations to improve the environmental and water quality conditions of the Senegal River Basin's water resources.” (5)\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"There was not been any alternative funding instrument set up by the RBO, such as: Trust funds, Revolving funds and/or Green Bonds. According to the Annual Report of the Sava Commission work of the Sava Commission is ensured through regular annual country contributions, Reserve Fund and grant funds for implementation of different project activities. [1] \n\nDraft Flood Risk Management Plan in the Sava River Basin mentions that there is an increasing gap between flood risk management and existing public funds so the Plan is considering different ways of financing flood risk management such as EU funds, national and local funds, the authority for risk reduction measures, the authority for insurance fees, user-pay principle, etc. [2] However, there is no concrete action plan outlined."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"There was not been any alternative funding instrument set up by the RBO, such as: Trust funds, Revolving funds and/or Green Bonds. According to the Annual Report of the Sava Commission work of the Sava Commission is ensured through regular annual country contributions, Reserve Fund and grant funds for implementation of different project activities. [1] \n\nDraft Flood Risk Management Plan in the Sava River Basin mentions that there is an increasing gap between flood risk management and existing public funds so the Plan is considering different ways of financing flood risk management such as EU funds, national and local funds, the authority for risk reduction measures, the authority for insurance fees, user-pay principle, etc. [2] However, there is no concrete action plan outlined."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"Currently, there are no basin-wide operational arrangements in the Tigris-Euphrates River Basin (shared between Iraq, Syria and Turkey). [1] This is mainly due to the political situation of the region, specially Syria. The Ministry of Water Resources is currently focussing on re-building the country."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that the Basin Water Organisation receives funding through trust funds, revolving funds or green bonds.\n \n No information on alternative financing of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) was found on the ADBWO website, or those of the umbrella regional organisations responsible for the ADBWO, the Interstate Water Commission for Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3] According to information from these structures, operational ADBWO financing is provided by the member states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, while financing for more extensive development strategies focussing on the Aral Sea Basin is provided by member states and international donors through the IFAS. [4, 5] \n \n No financial reporting on the operation of ICWC was found on the body's website. [6] Expert interviewees state that state financing of operations has been the only viable funding source for operation of the ICWC and ADBWO. [7, 8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that the Basin Water Organisation receives funding through trust funds, revolving funds or green bonds.\n \n No information on alternative financing of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) was found on the SDBWO website,or those of the umbrella regional organisations responsible for the SDBWO, the Interstate Water Commission for Central Asia and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. [1, 2, 3] According to information from these structures, operational SDBWO financing is provided by the member states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, while financing for more extensive development strategies focussing on the Aral Sea Basin is provided by member states and international donors through the IFAS. [5, 6] \n \n No financial reporting on the operation of ICWC was found on the body's website. [6] Expert interviewees state that state financing of operations has been the only viable funding source for operation of the ICWC and SDBWO. [7, 8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) has setup at least one of the alternative funding instruments and Thailand is its full-member.\n\nThe MRC introduced a new financing system in 2016, a revolving fund known as the “basket fund”, which has replaced programme budgeting. The fund receives a gradual increase in member countries’ contributions annually, in addition to funding from development partners. For instance Belgium donates funds on the condition they are used for navigation and trade promotion in the basin, while in 2018 Germany donated US$4.6m with much of the funding earmarked to support joint transboundary projects between the MRC member states and the remainder going to the MRC’s basket fund. The MRC can use the basket fund to implement any activity under its strategic plan. The fund is overseen by a Budget Committee consisting of two representatives from each member country, the CEO of the MRC Secretariat assisted by the Chief of Finance, and two representatives from the Development Partners group. [1,2,3,4] The MRC also maintains an administrative reserve fund to cover essential running costs but there is no mention on its website of revolving funds or green bonds [5]. The organisation previously kept a Water Management Trust Fund, which it described as a flexible fund established to “respond to short term needs of its member countries” including “strategic policy studies and consultancies, study visits and consultation processes on transboundary issues, and programme development needs such as review workshops and evaluations”. There is no suggestion that this fund was managed by an independent board. [6]\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"In the absence of a joint body for the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin, there is no alternative funding instrument set up by an RBO. At a meeting on 2 September 2009, Turkey, Syria and Iraq decided to cooperate to initiate water training programmes, to monitor and exchange information related to climate change and drought conditions in the three countries, and to build/modernise water flow gauging stations [1]. However, no alternative funding arrangements were foreseen. Turkey-Syrian relations were to deteriorate rapidly soon afterwards due to the events in Syria.\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that the Basin Water Organisation receives funding through trust funds, revolving funds or green bonds.\n \n No information on alternative financing of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (BWO) was found on the BWO website, or those of the umbrella regional organisations responsible for the ADBWO, the Interstate Water Commission for Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3] According to information from these structures, operational BWO financing is provided by the member states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, while financing for more extensive development strategies focussing on the Aral Sea Basin is provided by member states and international donors through the IFAS. [4, 5] \n \n No financial reporting on the operation of ICWC was found on the body's website. [6] Expert interviewees state that state financing of operations has been the only viable funding source for operation of the ICWC and BWO. [7, 8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that the Basin Water Organisation receives funding through trust funds, revolving funds or green bonds.\n \n No information on alternative financing of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) was found on the ADBWO website, or those of the umbrella regional organisations responsible for the ADBWO, the Interstate Water Commission for Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3] According to information from these structures, operational ADBWO financing is provided by the member states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, while financing for more extensive development strategies focussing on the Aral Sea Basin is provided by member states and international donors through the IFAS. [4, 5] However, expert interviewees note that in practice 100% of the ADBWO's funding is provided by the Uzbek Ministry of Finance, since the organisation is only operational in Uzbekistan, and also as part of the country's contribution to the IFAS. [7, 9]\n \n No financial reporting on the operation of ICWC was found on the body's website. [6] Expert interviewees state that state financing of operations has been the only viable funding source for operation of the ICWC and ADBWO. [7, 8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"There is no evidence that the Basin Water Organisation receives funding through trust funds, revolving funds or green bonds.\n \n No information on alternative financing of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) was found on the SDBWO website,or those of the umbrella regional organisations responsible for the SDBWO, the Interstate Water Commission for Central Asia and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. [1, 2, 3] According to information from these structures, operational SDBWO financing is provided by the member states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, while financing for more extensive development strategies focussing on the Aral Sea Basin is provided by member states and international donors through the IFAS. [5, 6] However, expert interviewees note that in practice 100% of the SDBWO's funding is provided by the Uzbek Ministry of Finance, since the organisation is only operational in Uzbekistan, and also as part of the country's contribution to the IFAS. [7, 9]\n \n No financial reporting on the operation of ICWC was found on the body's website. [6] Expert interviewees state that state financing of operations has been the only viable funding source for operation of the ICWC and SDBWO. [7, 8]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"There is no public evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) was set up an alternative funding instrument for financing of TBWM.\n\nA 2014 report from the Amazonian Regional Program, affiliated with ACTO, examined models of conditional cash transfer programs designed to both reduce poverty and contribute to environmental conservation. The report did not mention any alternative funding instruments established by ACTO [1]. ACTO’s website does not contain any additional information regarding alternative funding instruments for financing of TBWM.\n\n\nACTO’s short and medium-term activities include “seeking financial support for consensus-approved specific ACTO programs”, “identifying with Member Countries contribution mechanisms that result in viable funding for ACTO”, and “facilitating contacts between Member Countries and public or private financial agents for specific projects at the request of Member Countries” [3]. However, ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding whether these efforts are active [4]. "},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"The Mekong River Commission (MRC) has setup at least one of the alternative funding instruments and Myanmar is its full-member.\n\nThe MRC introduced a new financing system in 2016, a revolving fund known as the “basket fund”, which has replaced programme budgeting. The fund receives a gradual increase in member countries’ contributions annually, in addition to funding from development partners. For instance Belgium donates funds on the condition they are used for navigation and trade promotion in the basin, while in 2018 Germany donated US$4.6m with much of the funding earmarked to support joint transboundary projects between the MRC member states and the remainder going to the MRC’s basket fund. The MRC can use the basket fund to implement any activity under its strategic plan. The fund is overseen by a Budget Committee consisting of two representatives from each member country, the CEO of the MRC Secretariat assisted by the Chief of Finance, and two representatives from the Development Partners group. [1,2,3,4] The MRC also maintains an administrative reserve fund to cover essential running costs but there is no mention on its website of revolving funds or green bonds [5]. The organisation previously kept a Water Management Trust Fund, which it described as a flexible fund established to “respond to short term needs of its member countries” including “strategic policy studies and consultancies, study visits and consultation processes on transboundary issues, and programme development needs such as review workshops and evaluations”. There is no suggestion that this fund was managed by an independent board. [6]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n \n [4] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n \n [5] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n \n [6] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.\n \n [7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 25 October 2010. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf].\n \n [7] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [8] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. May 2018. \"Report about the technical meeting and training on hydrology and ecology for sustainable development in the Panj / Amu river basin between Tajikistan and Afghanistan\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/AF-TJ-meeting-report-10-12may2018_ENG_with_LoP_and_agenda.pdf]. \n \n [9] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2017. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Tajikistan and Afghanistan in the upper Amu Darya and Pyanj river basins\", (\"Укрепление сотрудничества в области гидрологии окружающей среди между Таджикистаном и Афганистаном в бассейне реки Амударьи и Пяндж\"). [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/Milal_Inter_Journal_optimized.pdf].\n \n [10] Man and Nature (\"Инсон ба Табиат\"). 26 June 2019. \"Outcomes of the high-level meeting between the Republic of Tajikistan and the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan\", (\"Итоги совещание высокопоставленных должностных лиц и технических экспертов Республики Таджикистан и Исламской Республики Афганистан\"). [http://environment.tj/itogi-soveshhanie-vysokopostavlennyh-dolzhnostnyh-lic-i-tehnicheskih-jekspertov-respubliki-tadzhikistan-i-islamskoj-respubliki-afganistan/]. \n \n [11] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 21 December 2018. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin(Pyanj River)\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/OPEN_UNECE/03_Evaluation_and_Audit/Evaluation_Reports-with_SPs/01-Environment/Final_report_TAP_21122018.pdf.]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazonian Regional Program. A Comparative Study of Conditional Transfer Programs that Combine Poverty Reduction with Environmental Conservation in Brazil, Ecuador and Peru. 2014. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20161215/0cab0e37fc47da8649f77ef928223bbe.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] GIZ. \"Supporting the Mekong River Commission on organisational development\". https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/14471.html [4] Dutch Water Sector. \"\n  The Netherlands grants 2.1 million USD to Mekong River Commission\". 26 Jan 2017. https://www.dutchwatersector.com/news-events/news/23149-the-netherlands-grants-2-1-million-usd-to-mekong-river-commission.html"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazonian Regional Program. A Comparative Study of Conditional Transfer Programs that Combine Poverty Reduction with Environmental Conservation in Brazil, Ecuador and Peru. 2014. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20161215/0cab0e37fc47da8649f77ef928223bbe.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] GIZ. \"Supporting the Mekong River Commission on organisational development\". https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/14471.html [4] Dutch Water Sector. \"\n  The Netherlands grants 2.1 million USD to Mekong River Commission\". 26 Jan 2017. https://www.dutchwatersector.com/news-events/news/23149-the-netherlands-grants-2-1-million-usd-to-mekong-river-commission.html"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] GIZ. \"Supporting the Mekong River Commission on organisational development\". https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/14471.html [4] Dutch Water Sector. \"\nThe Netherlands grants 2.1 million USD to Mekong River Commission\". 26 Jan 2017. https://www.dutchwatersector.com/news-events/news/23149-the-netherlands-grants-2-1-million-usd-to-mekong-river-commission.html"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazonian Regional Program. A Comparative Study of Conditional Transfer Programs that Combine Poverty Reduction with Environmental Conservation in Brazil, Ecuador and Peru. 2014. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20161215/0cab0e37fc47da8649f77ef928223bbe.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] GIZ. \"Supporting the Mekong River Commission on organisational development\". https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/14471.html [4] Dutch Water Sector. \"\n  The Netherlands grants 2.1 million USD to Mekong River Commission\". 26 Jan 2017. https://www.dutchwatersector.com/news-events/news/23149-the-netherlands-grants-2-1-million-usd-to-mekong-river-commission.html"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazonian Regional Program. A Comparative Study of Conditional Transfer Programs that Combine Poverty Reduction with Environmental Conservation in Brazil, Ecuador and Peru. 2014. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20161215/0cab0e37fc47da8649f77ef928223bbe.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,))","v":"(1) OMVS. “Le PGIRE”. [http://www.omvs.org/content/le-pgire-0].\n(2)ODI. \"Financing Transboundary Water Management\". [https://www.odi.org/sites/odi.org.uk/files/odi-assets/publications-opinion-files/1622.pdf]. \n(3)OMVS. \"Domaines d'intervention\".[http://www.omvs.org/content/domaines-dintervention].\n(4)OMVS. \"Amélioration de la résilience des écosystèmes du bassin du fleuve Sénégal au changement climatique\". [https://www.riob.org/sites/default/files/IMG/pdf/Observatoire-2.pdf].\n(5)World Bank. \" Senegal River Basin Integrated Water Resources Management Project (P153863)\". [http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/671261532455279428/text/Disclosable-Restructuring-Paper-Senegal-River-Basin-Integrated-Water-Resources-Management-Project-P153863.txt]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DY$4),,,,))","v":"1- Iranian Parliament Research Centre, http://rc.majlis.ir/fa \n2- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, \"News and Statements\", n/a, https://mfa.ir/ \n3- Department of Environment, \"News\", https://bit.ly/2w1o9gc \n4- Ministry of Energy, \"News, Water\", n/a, http://news.moe.gov.ir/News-List/4 \n5- Ministry of Agriculture \"News\", n/a, https://www.maj.ir/Index.aspx?page_=dorsaetoolsenews&order=list&lang=1&sub=0&tempname=Main&PageIdF=1596&PageId=68&methodName=findparent"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DZ$4),,,,))","v":"(1) UN-ESWCA \"Inventory of Shared Water Resources in Western Asia\" 2013 https://waterinventory.org/sites/waterinventory.org/files/chapters/Chapter-01-Euphrates-River-Basin-web.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EA$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwoamu_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n \n [3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. \"Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme\", (\"Программа бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/asbp/].\n \n [6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n \n [7] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n \n [8] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.\n \n [9] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EB$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwoamu_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. \"Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme\", (\"Программа бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/asbp/].\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[7] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[8] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020. \n\n[9] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EC$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] GIZ. \"Supporting the Mekong River Commission on organisational development\". https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/14471.html [4] Dutch Water Sector. \"\n  The Netherlands grants 2.1 million USD to Mekong River Commission\". 26 Jan 2017. https://www.dutchwatersector.com/news-events/news/23149-the-netherlands-grants-2-1-million-usd-to-mekong-river-commission.html"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ED$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ED$4),,,,))","v":"(1) OMVS. “Le PGIRE”. 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[http://www.omvs.org/content/le-pgire-0].\n(2)ODI. \"Financing Transboundary Water Management\". [https://www.odi.org/sites/odi.org.uk/files/odi-assets/publications-opinion-files/1622.pdf]. \n(3)OMVS. \"Domaines d'intervention\".[http://www.omvs.org/content/domaines-dintervention].\n(4)OMVS. \"Amélioration de la résilience des écosystèmes du bassin du fleuve Sénégal au changement climatique\". [https://www.riob.org/sites/default/files/IMG/pdf/Observatoire-2.pdf].\n(5)World Bank. \" Senegal River Basin Integrated Water Resources Management Project (P153863)\". [http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/671261532455279428/text/Disclosable-Restructuring-Paper-Senegal-River-Basin-Integrated-Water-Resources-Management-Project-P153863.txt]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EF$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] GIZ. \"Supporting the Mekong River Commission on organisational development\". https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/14471.html [4] Dutch Water Sector. \"\n  The Netherlands grants 2.1 million USD to Mekong River Commission\". 26 Jan 2017. https://www.dutchwatersector.com/news-events/news/23149-the-netherlands-grants-2-1-million-usd-to-mekong-river-commission.html"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EG$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Who we are”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Homepage”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/home\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EH$4),,,,))","v":"(1) OMVS. “Le PGIRE”. [http://www.omvs.org/content/le-pgire-0].\n(2)ODI. \"Financing Transboundary Water Management\". [https://www.odi.org/sites/odi.org.uk/files/odi-assets/publications-opinion-files/1622.pdf]. \n(3)OMVS. \"Domaines d'intervention\".[http://www.omvs.org/content/domaines-dintervention].\n(4)OMVS. \"Amélioration de la résilience des écosystèmes du bassin du fleuve Sénégal au changement climatique\". [https://www.riob.org/sites/default/files/IMG/pdf/Observatoire-2.pdf].\n(5)World Bank. \" Senegal River Basin Integrated Water Resources Management Project (P153863)\". 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[http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. \"Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme\", (\"Программа бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/asbp/]\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[7] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[8] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EM$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwoamu_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. \"Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme\", (\"Программа бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/asbp/].\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[7] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[8] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EN$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] GIZ. \"Supporting the Mekong River Commission on organisational development\". https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/14471.html [4] Dutch Water Sector. \"\n  The Netherlands grants 2.1 million USD to Mekong River Commission\". 26 Jan 2017. https://www.dutchwatersector.com/news-events/news/23149-the-netherlands-grants-2-1-million-usd-to-mekong-river-commission.html"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ayşegül Kibaroğlu and Waltina Scheumann. Euphrates-Tigris Rivers System: “Political Rapprochement and Transboundary Waters” in Ayşegül Kibaroğlu, Waltina Scheumann, Annıka Kramer (eds): Turkey’s Water Policy: National Frameworks and International Cooperation. Springer Science and Business Media, 2011. https://books.google.com.tr/books?id=_1I_m3pdX8gC&pg=PA294&lpg=PA294&dq=Third+Meeting+of+the+High+Level+Strategic+Cooperation+Council+Between+the+Syrian+Arab+Republic+and+the+Republic+of+Turkey&source=bl&ots=2RmzqSJjon&sig=ACfU3U2Kvr1WnlXtFALedFJIF3gmthQPlA&hl=tr&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiG89LukrnhAhWPzoUKHa7FB_4Q6AEwBHoECAcQAQ#v=onepage&q=Third%20Meeting%20of%20the%20High%20Level%20Strategic%20Cooperation%20Council%20Between%20the%20Syrian%20Arab%20Republic%20and%20the%20Republic%20of%20Turkey&f=false\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. 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Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. \"Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme\", (\"Программа бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/asbp/]\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[7] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[8] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ER$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ER$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwoamu_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. \"Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme\", (\"Программа бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/asbp/].\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[7] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[8] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ES$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A87+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F87,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ES$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Amazonian Regional Program. A Comparative Study of Conditional Transfer Programs that Combine Poverty Reduction with Environmental Conservation in Brazil, Ecuador and Peru. 2014. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20161215/0cab0e37fc47da8649f77ef928223bbe.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 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currently does not have comprehensive free trade agreeements with the riparian states.\n \n According to the World Trade Organization, Afghanistan does not have a free trade agreement with any of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan or Uzbekistan. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CI$4),,,,))","v":"Bolivia was bilateral FTAs and partial scope agreements with many of its riparian neighbors, including Brazil, Ecuador, Colombia, Peru and Venezuela. Bolivia was formed part of the Andean Community since 1969 [1]. The Andean Community is an FTA with Colombia, Ecuador and Peru; Venezuela left the FTA in 2011 [2]. In addition, the Andean Community negotiated an FTA with the Southern Common Market (Mercosur) countries in 2005; this agreement includes Bolivia's riparian neighbor Brazil [2]. Bolivia is an associate member of Mercosur as a result. [2] Bolivia adhered to the People's Trade Agreement with Venezuela in 2013. The agreement also includes Cuba and Nicaragua [3]. Bolivia is not a member of a customs union with riparian states [1, 2, 3]. "},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CJ$4),,,,))","v":"Economic relations between Bosnia and Herzegovina and its other riparian neighbours is supported by codified agreements. They include Free Trade Agreements but not extend to customs unions. \n\nCooperation with Serbia is regulated by the Agreement on Amendment and Accession to the Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA) signed in 2006. CEFTA defines general obligations related to trade in all goods. The Agreement dealt with: technical trade barriers, and new areas that were not the subject of bilateral free trade agreements, such as trade in services, investments, public procurement, protection of intellectual property rights and arbitration in the event of conflict. [1] Economic cooperation with Croatia and Slovenia is regulated by the Stabilisation and Association Agreement, which entered into force in 2017. The SAA is the key instrument which opens the door to comprehensive preparations for BiH's EU membership and it will remain in force until Serbia’s EU accession. The two most important obligations that BiH has undertaken by this Agreement are the establishment of a free trade area, along with harmonization of Serbian legislation with EU law. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CK$4),,,,))","v":"Brazil is in a customs union with Venezuela - although it is currently suspended, and has at least a free trade agreement with every other riparian neighbor. \n\nBrazil and Venezuela are both full member states of the Southern Common Market (MERCOSUR, in the Portuguese acronym; MERCOSUR, in the Spanish acronym). However, \"The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela is suspended in all the rights and obligations inherent to its status as a State Party of MERCOSUR, in accordance with the provisions of the second paragraph of the Article 5 of the Protocol of Ushuaia\". [1] \n\nBolivia is currently in the process of becoming a full member. \"The Protocol of Accession of Bolivia to MERCOSUR was signed by all of the States Parties in 2015 and is currently in the process of being incorporated by the congresses of the States Parties.\" [1] Of the other riparian neighbors, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, and Suriname are all associate members of MERCOSUR, such that there are free-trade agreements between MERCOSUR and its associate members. [1] \n\nIn the case of Venezuela, its suspension is based on the democracy clause of Article 5 of Protocol of Ushuaia, which requires all member states to be democracies. The suspension was imposed after the Maduro regime installed the Constituent Assembly in August 2017. With its membership suspended, Venezuela does not have voting rights in the bloc, it cannot benefit from its treaties and legal structures, and it has not responsibilities to the bloc. [2] According to the Minister of Foreign Relations at the time, Aloysio Nunes, Venezuela's suspension has little effect on Brazilian exports to Venezuela, as \"Currently we only export food [to Venezuela]. Suspending this now will only aggravate the crisis\". [3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CL$4),,,,))","v":"Thailand, Laos PDR, Vietnam, and Cambodia are all members of the ASEAN Free Trade Area, established in 1992. [1] Cambodia has signed many bilateral free trade agreements with neighboring riparian countries such as: the agreements with Thailand on trade, economic and technical cooperation in 2006; the agreement with Laos and Vietnam on transit goods in 2000, the agreement with Vietnam on economic and trade cooperation in 2003, the agreement with Vietnam on trade and exchange of goods and services in border areas in 2001 [2]. The three countries are the signatories to the Agreement on Facilitation of Transport of Goods and People under the Greater Mekong Sub-regional (GMS) framework. Cambodia has not had bilateral FTA agreements with China, but it has signed a treaty of \"Comprehensive Partnership of Cooperation\" with China in 2006 [3]. An FTA with Myanmar is also not in place [4]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CM$4),,,,))","v":"China has established economic corporations with the riparian states. One of the various coorperations between China and the riparian states is the ASEAN–China Free Trade Area. Since 2002, China has signed a series of ASEAN – China Free Trade Agreements with the ASEAN. Topics include tarrif reduction, intellectural property, etc. [1]. The ASEAN member states and China have also established the ASEAN – China Free Trade Area Joint Committee (ACFTA-JC), which assists the Ministers of the countries on the ASEAN – China Free Trade Agreements."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CN$4),,,,))","v":"Colombia has bilateral FTAs and partial scope agreements with many of its riparian neighbors, including Bolivia, Brazil, Ecuador, Guayana, Peru and Venezuela. Colombia has formed part of the Andean Community since 1969. The Andean Community is an FTA with Bolivia, Ecuador and Peru; Venezuela left the FTA in 2011 [1]. In addition, the Andean Community negotiated an FTA with the Southern Common Market (Mercosur) countries in 2005; this agreement includes Colombia’s riparian neighbor Brazil [1]. Colombia maintains a partial scope agreement with Venezuela [2]. "},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CO$4),,,,))","v":"Economic relations between Croatia and its other riparian neighbours is supported by codified agreements and therefore share a customs union. \n\nCroatia and Slovenia are both members of the EU. All EU countries are part of the Economic and Monetary Union (EMU), meaning that they coordinate their economic policymaking and treat economic decisions as a matter of common concern. [1] Cooperation between Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as Croatia and Serbia is regulated by the Stabilisation and Association Agreements (SAA). The SAA is the key instrument which opens the door to comprehensive preparations for country's EU membership and it will remain in force until country’s EU accession. The two most important obligations that a country has undertaken by this Agreement are the establishment of a free trade area, along with harmonization of legislation with EU law. The SAA with Bosnia and Herzegovina entered into force in 2017, while the SAA with Serbia entered into force in 2013. [2, 3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CP$4),,,,))","v":"Ecuador was bilateral FTAs and partial scope agreements with many of its riparian neighbors, including Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Peru and Venezuela. Ecuador was formed part of the Andean Community since 1969. The Andean Community is an FTA with Bolivia, Colombia and Peru; Venezuela left the FTA in 2011 [1]. In addition, the Andean Community negotiated an FTA with the Southern Common Market (Mercosur) countries in 2005; this agreement includes Ecuador’s riparian neighbor Brazil [1]. Ecuador maintains a commercial cooperation agreement with Venezuela [2]. Ecuador is not a member of a customs union [1, 2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CQ$4),,,,))","v":"Guinea has monetary or custom union with at least one riparian state.\n\nIndeed, Guinea is a member of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), which brings together countries with common economic interests. Senegal, Guinea Bissau, Sierra Leone, Liberia and Côte D'Ivoire, which are riparian states, are also members of ECOWAS. (1) This community has in its mandate the promotion of economic integration in all fields of activity of the constituting countries. It is considered a trading union, meaning that member states appear as a large trading bloc through economic cooperation. (2)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CR$4),,,,))","v":"Iran only has limited economic integration efforts with Iraq through a free trade area called Arvand free zone [1]. The two countries have signed different MoUs for railway development and mutual visa waiver programmes [2]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CS$4),,,,))","v":"Iraq and Syria are part of the Arab Custom Union (1), which was a plan initiated by the Arab League in 2009 and the goal was to fully establish the Customs Union by 2015. This was intended to go beyond the trade barrier easing that came through the Greater Arab Free Trade Zone, which was signed in 1998 and gradually implemented (2). However, the Customs Union is not yet fully in operation across the region (1). Meanwhile there are no codified agreements between Iraq and Turkey or Iran, although there are political efforts to improve trade with both countries (3)."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CT$4),,,,))","v":"Kazakhstan is in a customs union and single market with Kyrgyzstan and has a free trade agreement with Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan.\n \n Kazakhstan is a member of the Eurasian Economic Union (‘EAEU’), an international organization for regional economic integration, which has international legal personality and is established by the Treaty on the Eurasian Economic Union. [1] The EAEU provides for free movement of goods, services, capital and labour, pursues co-ordinated, harmonized and single policy in the sectors determined by the Treaty and international agreements within the Union (primarily this has been Oil and Gas and Industry). [1] The Member-States of the Eurasian Economic Union are the Republic of Armenia, the Republic of Belarus, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and the Russian Federation. The Union is “being created to comprehensively upgrade, raise the competitiveness of and co-operation between the national economies, and to promote stable development in order to raise the living standards of the nations of the Member-States”. [1]\n \n Additionally, Kazakhstan is a member of the Commonwealth of Independent States Free Trade Area (‘CISFTA’), a free-trade area between Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Uzbekistan, Moldova, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and Tajikistan. [2] The agreement replaces existing bilateral and multilateral free trade agreements between the countries and aims to eventually lead to a total removal of customs duties, taxes and levies which have equivalent effect and quantitative restrictions in mutual trade between these countries. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CU$4),,,,))","v":"Kyrgyzstan is in a customs union and single market with Kazakhstan and has a free trade agreement with Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. \n \n Kyrgyzstan is a member of the Eurasian Economic Union (‘EAEU’), an international organization for regional economic integration, which has international legal personality and is established by the Treaty on the Eurasian Economic Union. [1] The EAEU provides for free movement of goods, services, capital and labour, pursues co-ordinated, harmonized and single policy in the sectors determined by the Treaty and international agreements within the Union (primarily this has been Oil and Gas and Industry). [1] The Member-States of the Eurasian Economic Union are the Republic of Armenia, the Republic of Belarus, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and the Russian Federation. The Union is “being created to comprehensively upgrade, raise the competitiveness of and co-operation between the national economies, and to promote stable development in order to raise the living standards of the nations of the Member-States”. [1]\n \n Additionally, Kyrgyzstan is a member of the Commonwealth of Independent States Free Trade Area (‘CISFTA’) – a free-trade area between Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Uzbekistan, Moldova, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and Tajikistan. [2] The agreement replaces existing bilateral and multilateral free trade agreements between the countries and aims to eventually lead to a total removal of customs duties, taxes and levies which have equivalent effect and quantitative restrictions in mutual trade between these countries. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CV$4),,,,))","v":"All the member countries of the Mekong River Commission, plus Myanmar, another riparian neighbour, are members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations’ (ASEAN) ASEAN Free Trade Area, or AFTA. [1] Membership of AFTA automatically places ll the neighbours together in other, wider trading blocs including the ASEAN-Australia-New Zealand Free Trade Area, the ASEAN-China Free Trade Area and similar arrangements with India, Japan and South Korea. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CW$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, Mali is a member state of the Economic Community Of West African States (\"ECOWAS\") alongside riparian states Senegal and Guinea [1]. ECOWAS includes an implemented customs union, FTAs between all member states, and a monetary union of the Franc CFA zone to which Senegal and Mali belong [2]. However, Guinea and Mauritania opted out of the CFA franc currency [1]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CX$4),,,,))","v":"Yes, for example Mauritania has an agreement with the Economic Community Of West African States (\"ECOWAS\") guaranteeing freedom of mobility and custom union with Senegal, Mali and Guinea; all of which are riparian states [1]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CY$4),,,,))","v":"Myanmar and China signed the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor to include cooperation in areas directly connected to the economy under the One Belt, One Road Initiative. [1] A total of 16 bilateral business memoranda between Myanmar and Thailand were signed in 2017 to collaborate in various field such as infrastructure, communications, construction and agriculture. [2] Myanmar is also part of the ASEAN. Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Thailand are all part of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). In 1997, the countries entered into a customs union. [3,4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),CZ$4),,,,))","v":"Perú is a full member of the Andean Community, which has the objective customs union however currently only incorporates Free Trade Agreements. The union includes Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Perú. [1] \n\nThe Andean Community has issued various declarations and regulations to facilitate trade. The framework allows for the harmonization of procedures and formalities required in the entry and exit of goods. The Single Customs Document  (Documento Único Aduanero – DUA, Decisión 670) has also adopted at an Andean level unifies the Member Countries’ presentation of customs declaration of merchandise, harmonises the customs procedures, standardised the required data of the commercial operations, and rationalises the required information to the foreign trade operators. [2] \n\nPerú is also an associated state of Mercosur, a regional integration process that includes trade protocols. As an associated member, Perú does not have access to the customs union. [3] Mercosur members are Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay Uruguay, Venezuela and Bolivia. Associated states are Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru and Suriname.[4] \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DA$4),,,,))","v":"In Senegal there is the country has monetary or custom union with at least one riparian state. Indeed, SÉNÉGAL is a member of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), which brings together countries with common economic interests. SÉNÉGAL, Guinea Bissau, Sierra Leone, Liberia and Côte D'Ivoire, which are riparian states, are also members of ECOWAS. (1) This community has in its mandate the promotion of economic integration in all fields of activity of the constituting countries. It is considered a trading union, meaning that member states appear as a large trading bloc through economic cooperation. (2)"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DB$4),,,,))","v":"Economic relations between Serbia and its other riparian neighbours is supported by codified agreements. They include Free Trade Agreements but not extend to customs unions. \n\nCooperation with Bosnia and Herzegovina is regulated by the Agreement on Amendment and Accession to the Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA) signed in 2006. CEFTA defines general obligations related to trade in all goods. The Agreement dealt with: technical trade barriers, and new areas that were not the subject of bilateral free trade agreements, such as trade in services, investments, public procurement, protection of intellectual property rights and arbitration in the event of conflict. [1] Economic cooperation with Croatia and Slovenia is regulated by the Stabilisation and Association Agreement, which entered into force on 1 September 2013. The SAA is the key instrument which opens the door to comprehensive preparations for Serbia's EU membership and it will remain in force until Serbia’s EU accession. The two most important obligations that the Republic of Serbia has undertaken by this Agreement are the establishment of a free trade area, along with harmonization of Serbian legislation with EU law. [2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DC$4),,,,))","v":"Economic relations between Slovenia and its other riparian neighbours is supported by codified agreements. Croatia and Slovenia are both members of the EU and therefore share a customs union.\n\nAll EU countries are part of the Economic and Monetary Union (EMU), meaning that they coordinate their economic policymaking and treat economic decisions as a matter of common concern. [1] Cooperation between Slovenia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as Slovenia and Serbia is regulated by the Stabilisation and Association Agreements (SAA). The SAA is the key instrument which opens the door to comprehensive preparations for country's EU membership and it will remain in force until country’s EU accession. The two most important obligations that a country was undertaken by this Agreement are the establishment of a free trade area, along with harmonization of legislation with EU law. The SAA with Bosnia and Herzegovina entered into force in 2017, while the SAA with Serbia entered into force in 2013. [2, 3]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DD$4),,,,))","v":"Syria has free trade agreements with Turkey, but it is currently suspended. In 2004, the FTA was signed between Turkey and Syria that came into force in 2007. The agreement was signed during Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s visit to Syria on December 22nd-23rd, 2004. However it was suspended in 2011 as a result of the breakdown in relation during the Civil War [1][2][3]. Syria is also part of the Pan-Arab Free Trade Area (PAFTA), consisting of Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanese Republic, Libya, Morocco, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Syrian Arab Republic, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates and Yemen. The Agreement came into force in January 1998 and focuses on trade in goods - however it does not include a FTA.[2]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DE$4),,,,))","v":"Tajikistan is part of an inter-regional free trade agreement including four riparian states.\n \n The Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) Free Trade Area was established in 2011 by the CIS, and includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, along with five other non-riparian countries. [1, 2, 3] The FTA applies arrangements for zero-tariff and zero quota trade between member states. [1, 2] Tajikistan has been a full member of the free-trade area since 2015. [2]\n \n Tajikistan does not have any free trade agreements or other economic agreements with Afghanistan or Turkmenistan. [3]\n \n Tajikistan and Uzbekistan created a Free Trade Agreement in 1996, which was not ratified by Tajikistan until 2018 when the two countries agreed lists of exemptions. [4] Four months following ratification, Tajikistan reintroduced tariffs on Uzbek imports, citing concerns over quality of imports. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DF$4),,,,))","v":"Tajikistan is part of an inter-regional free trade agreement including four riparian states.\n \n The Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) Free Trade Area was established in 2011 by the CIS, and includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, along with five other non-riparian countries. [1, 2, 3] The FTA applies arrangements for zero-tariff and zero quota trade between member states. [1, 2] Tajikistan has been a full member of the free-trade area since 2015. [2]\n \n Tajikistan does not have any free trade agreements or other economic agreements with Afghanistan or Turkmenistan. [3]\n \n Tajikistan and Uzbekistan created a Free Trade Agreement in 1996, which was not ratified by Tajikistan until 2018 when the two countries agreed lists of exemptions. [4] Four months following ratification, Tajikistan reintroduced tariffs on Uzbek imports, citing concerns over quality of imports. [5]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DG$4),,,,))","v":"Thailand, Laos PDR, Vietnam, and Cambodia are all members of the ASEAN Free Trade Area, established in 1992. All four countries are now a part of the ASEAN Economic Community, which expands on the free trade area to create a single Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) production base. The ASEAN also aims to become a single market in the future. [1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DH$4),,,,))","v":"Turkey has a bilateral free trade agreement with one riparian state in the Tigris-Euphrates basin – namely, Syria – but this has been suspended since 2011.According to the information on trade relations with Syria provided by Turkey’s Ministry of Trade, Turkey has three bilateral agreements affecting trade with Syria: an agreement on the encouragement and protection of investments, a free trade agreement, and an agreement to prevent double taxation. [1] However, the free trade agreement – which was signed in 2004, approved in 2006, and put into effect at the beginning of 2007 – has been suspended by the parties since 2011, according to the Ministry [2]. With Iraq, Turkey has only an agreement to prevent double taxation and an agreement on economic and technical cooperation, according to Turkey’s Ministry of Trade¬ [3] (The latter agreement dates back to 1976 [4]). With Iran, Turkey has a preferential trade agreement [5] as well as agreements to prevent double taxation and encourage and protect investments [6]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DI$4),,,,))","v":"Turkmenistan's economic relations with its riparian neighbours are not supported by codified agreements.\n \n Turkmenistan is party to the 1994 Commonwealth of Independent States Free Trade Agreement, which foresaw the establishment of a free trade area but was never actually realized. [1] Tajikistan and Uzbekistan used to be parties to this treaty, but left it in 2015 and 2014 respectively, when they became parties to the 2011 Commonwealth of Independent States Free Trade Agreement. [1, 2, 3]\n \n Turkmenistan does not have any free trade agreements or other economic agreements with Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, or Kyrgyzstan. [4]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DJ$4),,,,))","v":"Uzbekistan is part of an inter-regional free trade agreement including four riparian states.\n \n The Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) Free Trade Area was established in 2011 by the CIS, and includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, along with five other non-riparian countries. [1, 2, 3] The FTA applies arrangements for zero-tariff and zero quota trade between member states. [1, 2] Uzbekistan has been a member of the FTA since 2014, but under a separate agreement outlining several reservations, chief amongst which is that until the country joins the World Trade Organization, or until 31 December 2020, the zero-tariff regime which applies to the rest of the CIS FTA members does not apply to Uzbekistan. [3] Uzbekistan resumed WTO accession negotiations in July 2020. [4]\n \n Uzbekistan does not have any free trade agreements or other economic agreements with Afghanistan or Turkmenistan. [5]\n \n Tajikistan and Uzbekistan created a Free Trade Agreement in 1996, which was not ratified by Tajikistan until 2018 when the two countries agreed lists of exemptions. [6] Four months following ratification, Tajikistan reintroduced tariffs on Uzbek imports, citing concerns over quality of imports. [7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DK$4),,,,))","v":"Uzbekistan is part of an inter-regional free trade agreement including four riparian states.\n \n The Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) Free Trade Area was established in 2011 by the CIS, and includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, along with five other non-riparian countries. [1, 2, 3] The FTA applies arrangements for zero-tariff and zero quota trade between member states. [1, 2] Uzbekistan has been a member of the FTA since 2014, but under a separate agreement outlining several reservations, chief amongst which is that until the country joins the World Trade Organization, or until 31 December 2020, the zero-tariff regime which applies to the rest of the CIS FTA members does not apply to Uzbekistan. [3] Uzbekistan resumed WTO accession negotiations in July 2020. [4]\n \n Uzbekistan does not have any free trade agreements or other economic agreements with Afghanistan or Turkmenistan. [5]\n \n Tajikistan and Uzbekistan created a Free Trade Agreement in 1996, which was not ratified by Tajikistan until 2018 when the two countries agreed lists of exemptions. [6] Four months following ratification, Tajikistan reintroduced tariffs on Uzbek imports, citing concerns over quality of imports. [7]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DL$4),,,,))","v":"According to the Organization of American States, Venezuela has preferential trade agreements with its riparian neighbors Peru (2012), Colombia (2011) and Guyana (1990) [1]. Previously, Venezuela was a member of the Andean Community, but withdrew in 2006 [2]. In 2016, Venezuela was suspended as a full member of MERCOSUR and was indefinitely suspended in August 2017 [3]. Venezuela and Bolivia are members of the People's Trade Agreement since 2013, but this is not a full free trade agreement as it only covers specific sectors. The agreement also includes Cuba and Nicaragua [4]. \n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Just,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DM$4),,,,))","v":"There are economic relations between Vietnam and its other riparian neighbours supported by codified agreements.\n\nVietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Thailand are all part of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), which is a regional intergovernmental organization of ten countries in Southeast Asia that promotes intergovernmental cooperation and facilitates economic integration. [1] In 1997, the countries entered into a customs union. [2]\n"},null,{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] World Trade Organization. \"Afghanistan\". [http://rtais.wto.org/UI/PublicSearchByMemberResult.aspx?MemberCode=004&lang=1&redirect=1]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] National Customs. Andean Community (CAN). Undated. https://www.aduana.gob.bo/aduana7/content/comunidad-andina-can\n[2] International Trade Administration. Bolivia Country Commercial Guide. 2019. \nhttps://www.export.gov/article?id=Bolivia-Trade-Agreements\n[3] National Customs. Partial Scope Agreement for Economic Partnership No. 70 Bolivia, Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela. 2013. https://www.aduana.gob.bo/aduana7/sites/default/files/Resumen%20ACE%2070.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Clare Hammond. Frontier. \"The Grand Plan for the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor\". 26 Sept 2018. https://frontiermyanmar.net/en/the-grand-plan-for-the-china-myanmar-economic-corridor\n[2] Chan Mya Thwe. Myanmar Times. 09 Feb 2017. \"MoUs inked to step up Thailand-Myanmar cross-border trade\". https://www.mmtimes.com/business/24884-mous-inked-to-step-up-thailand-myanmar-cross-border-trade.html[3] ASEAN. \"About ASEAN\". https://asean.org/asean/about-asean/ [4] ASEAN. \"ASEAN Agreement on Customs\". https://asean.org/?static_post=asean-agreement-on-customs"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DR$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Southern Common Market. \"MERCOSUR Countries\". https://www.mercosur.int/en/about-mercosur/mercosur-countries/ \n[2] Office of the President of the Republic (Brazil). \"MERCOSUR suspends Venezuela for \"rupture of democratic order\" (MERCOSUR suspende Venezuela por \"ruptura da ordem democrática\")\". 5 August 2017. http://www2.planalto.gov.br/mandatomicheltemer/acompanhe-planalto/noticias/2017/08/MERCOSUR-suspende-venezuela-por-ruptura-da-ordem-democratica\n[3] Marchao, Talita. UOL. \"MERCOSUR imposes new suspension on Venezuela (MERCOSUR impõe nova suspensão à Venezuela)\". 5 August 2017. https://noticias.uol.com.br/internacional/ultimas-noticias/2017/08/05/reuniao-da-cupula-do-MERCOSUR-decide-pela-suspensao-politica-da-venezuela.htm"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DS$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Clare Hammond. Frontier. \"The Grand Plan for the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor\". 26 Sept 2018. https://frontiermyanmar.net/en/the-grand-plan-for-the-china-myanmar-economic-corridor\n[2] Chan Mya Thwe. Myanmar Times. 09 Feb 2017. \"MoUs inked to step up Thailand-Myanmar cross-border trade\". https://www.mmtimes.com/business/24884-mous-inked-to-step-up-thailand-myanmar-cross-border-trade.html[3] ASEAN. \"About ASEAN\". https://asean.org/asean/about-asean/ [4] ASEAN. \"ASEAN Agreement on Customs\". https://asean.org/?static_post=asean-agreement-on-customs"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DT$4),,,,))","v":"\"[1] Association of Southeast Asian Countries, \"\"ASEAN – China Free Trade Agreements\"\", accessed in 2019, https://asean.org/?static_post=asean-china-free-trade-area-2.\n[2] Association of Southeast Asian Countries, \"\"Third Protocol to Amend the Framework Agreement on Comprehensive Economic Co-Operation Between the Association of Southeast ASIAN Nations and the People’s Republic of China\"\", 2012, https://www.asean.org/wp-content/uploads/images/2013/economic/afta/ACFTA/2-%20ACFTA%20-%203rd%20Protocol%20to%20Amend%20FA%20-%202012%20-%20CTC%20scan.pdf.\""},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DU$4),,,,))","v":"[1] International Trade Administration. Colombia Country Commercial Guide. 2018. https://www.export.gov/article?id=Colombia-Trade-Agreements\n[2] Expocamacol. Colombia and its current Free Trade Agreements (FTA). 2018. http://www.expocamacol.com/uncategorized/colombia-and-its-current-free-trade-agreements-fta/"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DV$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Clare Hammond. Frontier. \"The Grand Plan for the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor\". 26 Sept 2018. https://frontiermyanmar.net/en/the-grand-plan-for-the-china-myanmar-economic-corridor\n[2] Chan Mya Thwe. Myanmar Times. 09 Feb 2017. \"MoUs inked to step up Thailand-Myanmar cross-border trade\". https://www.mmtimes.com/business/24884-mous-inked-to-step-up-thailand-myanmar-cross-border-trade.html[3] ASEAN. \"About ASEAN\". https://asean.org/asean/about-asean/ [4] ASEAN. \"ASEAN Agreement on Customs\". https://asean.org/?static_post=asean-agreement-on-customs"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DW$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Ministry of Foreign Trade and Investments. Commercial Agreements. 2019. https://www.comercioexterior.gob.ec/acuerdos-comerciales/\n[2] International Trade Administration. Venezuela Country Commercial Guide. 2016. https://www.export.gov/article?id=Ecuador-Trade-Agreements"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DX$4),,,,))","v":"(1)ECOWAS. \"Member States\". [http://www.ecowas.int/member-states/]. \n(2)ECOWAS. \"Basic Information\". [http://www.ecowas.int/about-ecowas/basic-information/]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DY$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DY$4),,,,))","v":"1- Arvand free zone, https://arvandfreezone.com\n2- Reuters, \"Iran's Rouhani signs trade pacts in Iraq to help offset US sanctions\", 2019, https://www.reuters.com/article/us-iran-iraq-visit/irans-rouhani-signs-trade-pacts-in-iraq-to-help-offset-us-sanctions-idUSKBN1QS0FI\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DZ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),DZ$4),,,,))","v":"(1) Arab Economic Integration Department \"Arab Customs Union 33 Meeting\" 2018 http://www.las-aeid.org/content/attachment/attachment/attachement_file/033%20Report.pdf\n(2) bilaterals \"GAFTA\" Accessed 23 May 2019 https://www.bilaterals.org/?-GAFTA-\n(3) Al Jazeera \"Iraq to establish free-trade zone along border with Iran\" 2018 https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2018/11/iraq-establish-free-trade-zone-border-iran-181117085912770.html"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EA$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EA$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Eurasian Economic Union. “Eurasian Economic Union”. [http://www.eaeunion.org/?lang=en#about]\n \n [2] World Bank. “Free Trade Agreement between Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Kazakhstan, Russian Federation, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan And Kyrgyz Republic”. [https://wits.worldbank.org/GPTAD/PDF/archive/CIS.pdf]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EB$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EB$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Eurasian Economic Union. “Eurasian Economic Union”. [http://www.eaeunion.org/?lang=en#about]\n\n[2] World Bank. “Free Trade Agreement between Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Kazakhstan, Russian Federation, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan And Kyrgyz Republic”. [https://wits.worldbank.org/GPTAD/PDF/archive/CIS.pdf]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EC$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EC$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Clare Hammond. Frontier. \"The Grand Plan for the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor\". 26 Sept 2018. https://frontiermyanmar.net/en/the-grand-plan-for-the-china-myanmar-economic-corridor\n[2] Chan Mya Thwe. Myanmar Times. 09 Feb 2017. \"MoUs inked to step up Thailand-Myanmar cross-border trade\". https://www.mmtimes.com/business/24884-mous-inked-to-step-up-thailand-myanmar-cross-border-trade.html[3] ASEAN. \"About ASEAN\". https://asean.org/asean/about-asean/ [4] ASEAN. \"ASEAN Agreement on Customs\". https://asean.org/?static_post=asean-agreement-on-customs"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ED$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ED$4),,,,))","v":"[1] ECOWAS, \"Member states\", 2019, http://www.ecowas.int/member-states/\n[2] UNECA \"Towards Regional Integration in West Africa\" 2015 https://www.uneca.org/sites/default/files/PublicationFiles/int_progr_ri_inceptionecowaseng.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EE$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EE$4),,,,))","v":"[1] UNECA \"Towards Regional Integration in West Africa\" 2015 https://www.uneca.org/sites/default/files/PublicationFiles/int_progr_ri_inceptionecowaseng.pdf"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EF$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EF$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Clare Hammond. Frontier. \"The Grand Plan for the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor\". 26 Sept 2018. https://frontiermyanmar.net/en/the-grand-plan-for-the-china-myanmar-economic-corridor\n[2] Chan Mya Thwe. Myanmar Times. 09 Feb 2017. \"MoUs inked to step up Thailand-Myanmar cross-border trade\". https://www.mmtimes.com/business/24884-mous-inked-to-step-up-thailand-myanmar-cross-border-trade.html[3] ASEAN. \"About ASEAN\". https://asean.org/asean/about-asean/ [4] ASEAN. \"ASEAN Agreement on Customs\". https://asean.org/?static_post=asean-agreement-on-customs"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EG$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EG$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Foreign Trade Information System. “INFORMACIÓN sobre PERÚ”. http://www.sice.oas.org/ctyindex/per/peragreements_s.asp\n[2] Andean Community. “Facilitación del Comercio y Aduanas”. http://www.comunidadandina.org/Seccion.aspx?id=323&tipo=TE&title=facilitacion-del-comercio-y-aduanas\n[3] Americas Society/Council of the Americas. “What is Mercosur?”/ https://www.as-coa.org/articles/explainer-what-mercosur-0\n[4] Mercosur. \"Mercosur countries\". https://www.mercosur.int/en/about-mercosur/mercosur-countries/\n"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EH$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EH$4),,,,))","v":"(1)ECOWAS. \"Member States\". [http://www.ecowas.int/member-states/]. \n(2)ECOWAS. \"Basic Information\". [http://www.ecowas.int/about-ecowas/basic-information/]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EI$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EI$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Clare Hammond. Frontier. \"The Grand Plan for the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor\". 26 Sept 2018. https://frontiermyanmar.net/en/the-grand-plan-for-the-china-myanmar-economic-corridor\n[2] Chan Mya Thwe. Myanmar Times. 09 Feb 2017. \"MoUs inked to step up Thailand-Myanmar cross-border trade\". https://www.mmtimes.com/business/24884-mous-inked-to-step-up-thailand-myanmar-cross-border-trade.html[3] ASEAN. \"About ASEAN\". https://asean.org/asean/about-asean/ [4] ASEAN. \"ASEAN Agreement on Customs\". https://asean.org/?static_post=asean-agreement-on-customs"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EJ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EJ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Clare Hammond. Frontier. \"The Grand Plan for the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor\". 26 Sept 2018. https://frontiermyanmar.net/en/the-grand-plan-for-the-china-myanmar-economic-corridor\n[2] Chan Mya Thwe. Myanmar Times. 09 Feb 2017. \"MoUs inked to step up Thailand-Myanmar cross-border trade\". https://www.mmtimes.com/business/24884-mous-inked-to-step-up-thailand-myanmar-cross-border-trade.html[3] ASEAN. \"About ASEAN\". https://asean.org/asean/about-asean/ [4] ASEAN. \"ASEAN Agreement on Customs\". https://asean.org/?static_post=asean-agreement-on-customs"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EK$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EK$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Bilateral.org, \"Turkey-Syria free trade agreement\", November 2006.\nhttps://www.bilaterals.org/?turkey-syria-free-trade-agreement\n\n[2] Belt & Road, \"Syrian Arab Republic: Market Profile\"\nhttps://beltandroad.hktdc.com/en/country-profiles/syria"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EL$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EL$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Commonwealth of Independent States. 2011. \"Free trade agreement.\" (\"Договор о зоне свободной торговли.\") [http://cis.minsk.by/reestr/ru/index.html#reestr/view/text?doc=3183].\n\n[2] World Trade Organization. \"Treaty on a Free Trade Area between members of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).\" [http://rtais.wto.org/UI/PublicShowMemberRTAIDCard.aspx?rtaid=762].\n\n[3] World Trade Organization. \"Tajikistan.\" [http://rtais.wto.org/UI/PublicSearchByMemberResult.aspx?MemberCode=762&lang=1&redirect=1].\n\n[4] Government of Uzbekistan, Government of Tajikistan. 9 March 2018. \"Agreement on withdrawal from the free trade regime for the Free Trade Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan of 10 January 1996\", (\"Протокол об изъятиях из режима свободной торговли к соглашению между правительством Республики Узбекистан и правительством Республики Таджикистан о свободной торговле от 10 января 1996 годa\"). [https://www.lex.uz/docs/3806887].\n\n[5] Novaya Gazeta. 10 July 2018. \"Tajikistan defends itself from Uzbek imports\", (\"Таджикистан защищается от узбекского импорта\"). [https://www.ng.ru/cis/2018-07-10/5_7262_tajikistan.html]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EM$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EM$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Commonwealth of Independent States. 2011. \"Free trade agreement.\" (\"Договор о зоне свободной торговли.\") [http://cis.minsk.by/reestr/ru/index.html#reestr/view/text?doc=3183].\n\n[2] World Trade Organization. \"Treaty on a Free Trade Area between members of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).\" [http://rtais.wto.org/UI/PublicShowMemberRTAIDCard.aspx?rtaid=762].\n\n[3] World Trade Organization. \"Tajikistan.\" [http://rtais.wto.org/UI/PublicSearchByMemberResult.aspx?MemberCode=762&lang=1&redirect=1].\n\n[4] Government of Uzbekistan, Government of Tajikistan. 9 March 2018. \"Agreement on withdrawal from the free trade regime for the Free Trade Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan of 10 January 1996\", (\"Протокол об изъятиях из режима свободной торговли к соглашению между правительством Республики Узбекистан и правительством Республики Таджикистан о свободной торговле от 10 января 1996 годa\"). [https://www.lex.uz/docs/3806887].\n\n[5] Novaya Gazeta. 10 July 2018. \"Tajikistan defends itself from Uzbek imports\", (\"Таджикистан защищается от узбекского импорта\"). [https://www.ng.ru/cis/2018-07-10/5_7262_tajikistan.html]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EN$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EN$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Clare Hammond. Frontier. \"The Grand Plan for the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor\". 26 Sept 2018. https://frontiermyanmar.net/en/the-grand-plan-for-the-china-myanmar-economic-corridor\n[2] Chan Mya Thwe. Myanmar Times. 09 Feb 2017. \"MoUs inked to step up Thailand-Myanmar cross-border trade\". https://www.mmtimes.com/business/24884-mous-inked-to-step-up-thailand-myanmar-cross-border-trade.html[3] ASEAN. \"About ASEAN\". https://asean.org/asean/about-asean/ [4] ASEAN. \"ASEAN Agreement on Customs\". https://asean.org/?static_post=asean-agreement-on-customs"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EO$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EO$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Republic of Turkey Ministry of Trade website, Syria/Bilateral agreements, https://www.ticaret.gov.tr/yurtdisi-teskilati/orta-dogu-ve-korfez/suriye/ikili-anlasmalar, Accessed 6 April 2019. [2] Republic of Turkey Ministry of Trade website, Syria/Bilateral agreements/Free trade agreement, https://www.ticaret.gov.tr/yurtdisi-teskilati/orta-dogu-ve-korfez/suriye/ikili-anlasmalar/serbest-ticaret-anlasmasi, Accessed 6 April 2019. The text of the agreement can also be downloaded from this link in English or Turkish. [3] Republic of Turkey Ministry of Trade website, Iraq/Bilateral agreements, https://www.ticaret.gov.tr/yurtdisi-teskilati/orta-dogu-ve-korfez/irak/ikili-anlasmalar, Accessed 6 April 2019 [4] Prime Ministry of Turkey Official Gazette, Decision of the Council of Ministers approving the Agreement on Economic and Technical Cooperation between the Government of the Republic of Turkey and the Government of the Republic of Iraq, 14 May 1976, https://ticaret.gov.tr/data/5b8b1fd013b8760ee0836e75/Irak%20Anlaşması.pdf [5] Decision Approving the Preferential Trade Agreement between the Republic of Turkey and the Islamic Republic of Iran (in Turkish). 4 November 2014. http://www.resmigazete.gov.tr/eskiler/2014/11/20141104-2.htm Accessed 18-04-2019. The text of the agreement is also available in three languages incuding English at https://ticaret.gov.tr/data/5b8e433613b8761b8471b9df/Tercihli_Ticaret_Anlasmasi.pdf. [6] Republic of Turkey Ministry of Trade website, Iran/Bilateral agreements, https://www.ticaret.gov.tr/yurtdisi-teskilati/guney-asya/iran/ikili-anlasmalar Accessed 18 April 2019."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EP$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EP$4),,,,))","v":"[1] World Trade Organization. \"Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).\". [http://rtais.wto.org/UI/PublicShowMemberRTAIDCard.aspx?rtaid=99]\n\n[2] World Trade Organization. \"Treaty on a Free Trade Area between members of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).\". [http://rtais.wto.org/UI/PublicShowMemberRTAIDCard.aspx?rtaid=762]\n\n[3] Commonwealth of Independent States. 2013. \"Protocol on the application of the 18 October 2011 free trade agreement between its parties and the Republic of Uzbekistan.\" (\"Протокол о применении договора о зоне свободной торговли от 18 октября 2011 года между его сторонами и Республикой Узбекистан.\"). [http://cis.minsk.by/reestr/ru/index.html#reestr/view/text?doc=3868] \n\n[4] World Trade Organization. \"Turkmenistan.\". [http://rtais.wto.org/UI/PublicSearchByMemberResult.aspx?MemberCode=795&lang=1&redirect=1]"},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EQ$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),EQ$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Commonwealth of Independent States. 2011. \"Free trade agreement.\" (\"Договор о зоне свободной торговли.\") [http://cis.minsk.by/reestr/ru/index.html#reestr/view/text?doc=3183].\n\n[2] World Trade Organization. \"Treaty on a Free Trade Area between members of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).\" [http://rtais.wto.org/UI/PublicShowMemberRTAIDCard.aspx?rtaid=762].\n\n[3] Commonwealth of Independent States. 2013. \"Protocol on the application of the 18 October 2011 free trade agreement between its parties and the Republic of Uzbekistan.\" (\"Протокол о применении договора о зоне свободной торговли от 18 октября 2011 года между его сторонами и Республикой Узбекистан.\") [http://cis.minsk.by/reestr/ru/index.html#reestr/view/text?doc=3868]. \n\n[4] World Trade Organization. 7 July 2020. \"Uzbekistan resumes WTO membership negotiations\". [https://www.wto.org/english/news_e/news20_e/acc_uzb_07jul20_e.htm].\n\n[5] World Trade Organization. \"Uzbekistan.\" [http://rtais.wto.org/UI/PublicSearchByMemberResult.aspx?MemberCode=860&lang=1&redirect=1].\n\n[6] Government of Uzbekistan, Government of Tajikistan. 9 March 2018. \"Agreement on withdrawal from the free trade regime for the Free Trade Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan of 10 January 1996\", (\"Протокол об изъятиях из режима свободной торговли к соглашению между правительством Республики Узбекистан и правительством Республики Таджикистан о свободной торговле от 10 января 1996 годa\"). [https://www.lex.uz/docs/3806887].\n\n[7] Novaya Gazeta. 10 July 2018. \"Tajikistan defends itself from Uzbek imports\", (\"Таджикистан защищается от узбекского импорта\"). 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[https://www.wto.org/english/news_e/news20_e/acc_uzb_07jul20_e.htm].\n\n[5] World Trade Organization. \"Uzbekistan.\" [http://rtais.wto.org/UI/PublicSearchByMemberResult.aspx?MemberCode=860&lang=1&redirect=1].\n\n[6] Government of Uzbekistan, Government of Tajikistan. 9 March 2018. \"Agreement on withdrawal from the free trade regime for the Free Trade Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan of 10 January 1996\", (\"Протокол об изъятиях из режима свободной торговли к соглашению между правительством Республики Узбекистан и правительством Республики Таджикистан о свободной торговле от 10 января 1996 годa\"). [https://www.lex.uz/docs/3806887].\n\n[7] Novaya Gazeta. 10 July 2018. \"Tajikistan defends itself from Uzbek imports\", (\"Таджикистан защищается от узбекского импорта\"). [https://www.ng.ru/cis/2018-07-10/5_7262_tajikistan.html]."},{"$f":"IF(CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ES$4),,,,)=\"\",\"-\",CHOOSE($A110+1,\"\",INDEX(Qual_Ref,MATCH($F110,iData_Raw!$B$3:$B$75,0),ES$4),,,,))","v":"[1] Organization of American States. Foreign Trade Information System. 2019. http://www.sice.oas.org/ctyindex/VEN/VENagreements_s.asp\n[2] European Commission. Venezuela. 2019. http://ec.europa.eu/trade/policy/countries-and-regions/countries/venezuela/\n[3] United States Commercial Service. Venezuela - Trade Agreements. 2019. \nhttps://www.export.gov/article?id=Venezuela-Trade-Agreements\n[4] National Customs. 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[2] The mirab is a community leader or elder elected by local farmers to manage operation of the irrigation system and control water distribution according to agreed arrangements. [4, 7] Thus, the new Water Law preserves key elements of the traditional system of water regulation while adding a more formal structure around the resolution of water-related disputes. [2]\n \n Afghanistan reports the score 0 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy. [8]","Bolivia’s National Watershed Plan (PNC) fulfills the majority of the functions of a national water policy, however the lack of a general water law is meaningful gap is the legislative framework [1]. \n\nThe PNC is a public policy document that functions as an \"inter-institutional program\" to promote integrated basin management in Bolivia. It was launched in 2007 [4]. The PNC was last updated in 2017 with, the \"Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2017-2020\" (PP), which implements the PNC’s strategies. [2]. The PP identifies seven challenges for water resources in Bolivia, including scarcity, excess, erosion, deforestation, water quality, climate change and conflicts. The PP proposes seven components to face these challenges: implementation of watershed plans, investments in IWRM, risk management, quality management, education, information sharing, and human resources development [2]. The PNC has also been implemented by two previous PPs, for periods from 2008-2012 and 2013-2017 [2]. \n\nDespite the implementation success of the PNC and multi-year PPs, a 2017 analysis of the water and sanitation sector in Bolivia by the Andean Development Corporation (CAF) noted that the lack of a general water law has left the water sector without an overarching framework to guide activities and establish responsibilities. The report states, “Bolivia continues to live with a partial and insufficient structure that fulfills some functions, but does not have a comprehensive vision” [3]. Bolivia received a score of 80 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy, or similar, indicating that the PNC’s objectives are “consistently achieved”. The assessment points to the PNC as the relevant water policy document [1].","Bosnia and Herzegovina has a water resources legislation, that was passed at an entity level, but covers the majority of the country. \n\nBy its Constitution, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) is organised as a decentralised country. It consists of two Entities: Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Republic of Srpska and special administrative unit Brcko District of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Each of the entities and administrative unit has its own Water Laws. The Water Laws in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Republic of Srpska were adopted in 2006, while the Water Law in Brcko District was adopted in 2004 and amended in 2007. [1, 2, 3] At the entity level, responsibility for policy coordination, preparation of laws and by-laws related to water issues is responsibility of line ministries. [4, 5] \n\nIn Republic of Srpska, the Water Law covers: integrated water management, water monitoring, water protection, watercourse treatment, protection against harmful effects of water, etc. [6] In Federation of BiH, the water law covers: integrated water management, use and protection of water, water monitoring, etc. [7, 8]. The Laws in Republic of Srpska were updated in 2009,2012 and 2017. [11]\n\nThough the status of implementation is not referred to directly, one of the main tenets of both laws was the creation of bodies to manage water at an entity level. The existence and continued activities of these bodies, operating in line with provisions set out in the water law, is evidence of comprehensive implementation. [4,5]\n\nAccording to the Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. the National water resources policy, or similar is scored as N/A. [9] There is no “master plan” at the state level that includes consolidated goals and measures of BiH water policy. RS Framework Water Management Development Plan was adopted in 2006, as an interim solution until the Integrated Water Management Strategy was adopted. In December 2011, the FBiH Parliament adopted the WMS in which it identified the strategic and operational objectives in the field of water management until 2022and measures to achieve those goals. [10]","Brazil has a national water resources policy and a law on territorial waters and jurisdiction; while they are fully in force and fully implemented, they have not been updated in the last ten years. \n\nThe National Policy for Water Resources, established by Law no. 9,433 of 1997, has the objective of securing water resources for the current and future generations, promote rational use of water resources, prevent against and defend against water events, and encourage capture, preservation and benefit from rain water. [1] As the Policy is from 1997, full credit cannot be given for this document.\n\nThe same law that created the National Policy for Water Resources (Law no. 9,433 of 1997) also created the National System for the Management of Water Resources, which is presided by the National Council for Water Resources (CNRH). [1] The CNRH created the National Plan for Water Resources (PNRH) through CNRH Resolution no. 58 of 2006, and it is updated every four years and has the time horizon up to 2020. The last update of the PNRH was in 2016 and it expires in 2020. [2] However, because this is a Plan and not a Policy, full credit cannot be given for the timeliness of the document.\n\nIn addition, Brazil also has specific laws and policies on the use, jurisdiction and responsibilities regarding water territory. The National Policy on Maritime Resources (PNRM), established by Decree no. 5,377 of 2005, has the objective of guiding the development of activities that effectively use, explore or benefit from living, mineral and energy resources located in Brazil's territorial waters, exclusive economic zone and continental shelf. [3] In addition, Brazil also has Law no. 8,617 of 1993 that defines its territorial waters, contiguous zone, exclusive economic zone and continental shelf, as well as outlines the responsibilities Brazil has in regards to those resources. [4] \n\nBrazil earned a score of 70 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on national water resources policy in 2017. The survey questionnaire does not provide a justification for this item (question 1.1.a). [5] \n\nThe National Policy for Water Resources and the National Policy on Maritime Resources were both established by legal instruments and are fully implemented. Decrees in Brazil do not need to pass through the legislature to have full effect in Brazil. [1,4]","Cambodia has policy, law and national strategic plan on water resources management, but they are not fully implemented. \n\nWith technical assistance from Asian Development Bank, the country introduced National Water Resources Policy (NWRP) in early 2004 with a clear vision for effective, equitable and sustainable management of water resources in the country [1]. The policy covers all aspects of Cambodia’s water resources (surface and groundwater), including coastal and associated marine resources nationwide. It describes the legislative framework, institutional strengthening and financing, and also includes transboundary dimension. In 2007, the country introduced legislation focusing on water resources, i.e. Law on Water Resources Management. It was built on the National Policy on Water Resources Management and the Strategic Plan on Water Resources Management and Development (2005-2008) [2]. This law is the primary legal basis of water management which contains the regulatory framework of water policy and its administration. Prior to this, the country had many legal instruments that made at least some reference to water resources management and development. This includes the 1996 Law on Environmental Protection and Natural Resource Management, and the 1999 Sub-Decree on Water Pollution Control. Since the establishment of the Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology (MOWRAM) in 1999, several national strategic plans on water resources have been implemented for the periods of 2006-2010, 2009-2013, 2013-2017 [3]. However, it has been observed that the implementation of those policies is still weak due to poor governance and limited resources [4]. The country reports the score of 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy, or similar [5].","In China, the national water law or policy exists, and it is fully in force, fully implemented and has been updated in the last ten years. \n\nIn 2016, China revised the Water Law to further regulate the development and usage of water resources. This law was passed in 1988 [1]. In 2017, China revised its Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law that aimed at prevention of industrial water pollution, urban water pollution, water pollution in agriculture and rural areas, water pollution from vessels and protection of drinkable water resources. This law was passed in 1984 [2]. Both of these two laws are still effective. In 2015, China announced the Water Pollution Prevention and Control Action Plan, the so-called \"Water Ten Plan\" to strengthen its efforts on water resources management [3]. This plan has been seen as the most strict and strongest plan that China has taken[4]. The action plan pays special attention to small-scale paper factories, printing and dying, coking, oil refineries, electronic plating, and pharmaceutical factories [5]. China gets the score of 80 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy, or similar. The assessment states that besides the two laws, China has also issued a series of policy documents for water resource management. However, the goals of these policies have not been fully achieved [6].","Colombia has a national water resources policy, the National Policy for the Integrated Management of Water Resources (PNGIRH), and it is fully implemented. \n\nThe PNGIRH was issued in 2010 and covers the 12-year period to 2022. The Policy is based on eight principles and contains six specific objectives [1]. The principles are: Public good, Priority usage, Factor of development, Comprehensiveness and diversity, Unit of management, Conservation and efficient usage, Participation and equity, and Information and research [2]. The six objectives focus on: Supply, Demand, Quality, Risk, Institutional strengthening, and Governance [1]. \n\nThe PNGIRH is complemented by the National Water Plan (PHN), which sets priorities for action and projects to carry out the PNGIRH. The most recent version of the PHN covered the period from 2014-2018 (Phase II). It was preceded by the 2010-2014 PHN (Phase I). A newer version of the plan does not appear to be publicly available [3]. The Phase II PHN contains a summary of the progress made during Phase I. The Phase I PHN consisted of 10 programs, all of which demonstrated some level of progress. For example, the Water Resources Knowledge and Information Management Program launched the Water Resources Information System (SIRH) and signed agreements with 25 regional sub-national governments to review and adjust water quantity and quality monitoring systems [3]. The National Subterranean Waters Program created the National Subterranean Waters Technical Committee and issued a preliminary guide for creating Aquifer Environmental Management Plans [3]. The Productive Sector Linkage with IWRM Program worked with the executive branch to issue a decree that updated the functioning of the Water Resources User Registry in order to obtain more accurate information regarding demand for water resources [3]. \n\nIn addition to the PNGIRH and the PHN, water is the subject of national legislation and is covered in at least six other national laws [4]. In 2018, the Ministry of Housing issued the Water and Basic Sanitation Administrative Plan Strategic Vision 2018-2030 to provide direction to the potable water and sanitation sector in the country. The Plan mentions the PNGIRH once in its 108 pages [5]. Colombia received a score of 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy, or similar, indicating that the PNGIRH is “applied by the majority of relevant authorities to guide their work”. The assessment points to the PNGIRH as the relevant water policy document [6].","Croatia has a national water resource law and policy that has been fully implemented. \n\nThe Water Act in Croatia regulates the legal status of waters, the water estate and water management facilities, management of water quantity and quality, protection from adverse effects of water, detailed amelioration drainage and irrigation, activities of public water supply and public sewerage, special activities for the purposes of water management, institutional organisation of performing these activities, and other issues related to waters and the water estate. [2] Water Management Financing Act defines the sources of funds for financing water management, in particular water compensation, including the obligation payment, taxpayer, basis, method of calculation, determination of the amount, purpose of spending these funds, enforcement, limitation and other issues related to the realization and use of these funds. [3]\n\nCroatia reports the score 100 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy, or similar. The assessment states that strategic documents and acts which make the framework of water policy in Republic of Croatia are: Water Act (Official Gazette, 153/09, 63/11, 130/11, 56/13, and 14/14) and Water Management Financing Act (Official Gazette, 153/09, 90/11, 56/13 and 20/16) and the Water Management Strategy (OG 91/08) - as well as further legislation included in the additional comments. [1] \n\nThe assessment and the activities/information detailed on the website of the Directorate for Water Management and the Sea Protection suggest the law has been fully implemented. [4]","Ecuador was a national water resources law, the Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, which was passed in 2014 [1]. The law establishes that water resources belong to the State and are “national strategic assets” [1]. Article 3 states that one of the purposes of the law is the “comprehensive management” of water resources in the country [1]. The law’s fundamental principles include “sustainable management”, “comprehensive, integrated and participatory water management”, and that water management processes should be “public and community-based” [1]. In addition to the law, Ecuador issued the National Potable Water and Sanitation Strategy (ENAS) in 2016. The ENAS objective is to provide a 10-year roadmap for achieving “universal access to quality, dignified and sustainable potable water and sanitation services” [2]. The ENAS includes two pillars that are supported the specific strategies and actions: Pillar I, universalization of access to dignified water and sanitation services; and Pillar II, ensuring the quality and sustainability of the services [2].\n\nEcuador received a score of 50 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy, or similar, indicating that the law and ENAS are “beginning to be applied by the authorities to guide their work”. The assessment points to the law as the relevant water policy document [3]. \n\nIn addition, in May 2016 Ecuador issued the National Plan for Comprehensive and Integrated Management of Water Resources in Basins and Watersheds in Ecuador [4]. However, it is important to note that the Secretariat of Water was not made this plan publicly available at its website [4, 5].","Guinea has a national water law but it has not been updated in the last ten years and does not cover water efficency or sustainability. \n\nIndeed, Guinea has a Water Code, promulgated in 1994, which defines the use of continental (non-sea water) water resources , promotes a rational management of the resources and protects water quality. It covers the whole continental waters and refers to the domestic use, agricultural and industrial activities. Nevertheless, it cannot be considered a clear vision of sustainable water management. For instance, it only has a brief chapter related to the water management activities , with only one mention in the article 22 to the environment. The only activities mentioned are: misuse prevention, waste of water resources, recycling and reuse; as well as health protection, pollution control and environment preservation.[1]\n\nAccording to the National Environmental Policy (2011), Guinea has a Sectoral Policy Letter for Water and Sanitation approved in 1996 where the policy and national strategy for water management can be found.[2] Nevertheless, this letter is not publicly available and no further evidence could be found in any third party source such as the French Agency for Development or the Global Water Solidarity. The sectoral letter can be interpreted as a policy that allows the design and implementation of programmes. [3,4] Neither the Code, nor the Sectoral Policy cover water efficiency or sustainability.\n\nFinally, Guinea gets the score of 10 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy, or similar. The assessment states that Guinea has a National Water Policy in the development process, with a regional consultant and a national research office already recruited, a start-up workshop carried out, an ongoing diagnostic report and an inter ministerial committee to assess progress in place. [5]\n\n","Iran has a Fair Water Distribution Act, which covers some aspects of water resource management but does not focus on sustainability or efficiency. These two areas will be targeted in the National Integrated Water Management Plan but it is yet to be passed. \n\nIn terms of existing legislation, The Ministry of Energy is responsible to manage public water resources based on the provisions set out in the 1982 Fair Water Distribution Act. This act ensures the national ownership of water resources, regulates usages of groundwater and surface water resources and foresees punishments for misuse [4]. The act makes no reference to either sustainability nor efficiency in its text. \n\nSince the 1990 the Government has run extended studies for drafting a National Integrated Water Management Plan but the draft has never been set to vote in the parliament [1]. The draft version of this plan states its objectives as 1, regulation of extraction, provision, distribution, transfer, protection and maintenance of water and increasing the efficiency of water consumption 2, gaining the knowledge and technologies for extraction and provision of water 3, balancing and ensuring qualitative and quantitative sustainability in water resources and usage 4, securing water provision in the country 5, holistic approach based on simultaneous management of supply and demand in water cycle [2]. However the plan is yet to be adopted [1,2]\n\nAdditionally, the government has 5-year development plans with sections on water management, which set the developmental goals and fiscal needs (material conditions) to achieve the objectives of the plan [5]. The 6th development plan section on water management has 20 detailed objectives for different aspects of water management such as reforming water economy structures, finalising National Integrated Water Management Plan, development of data and statistic systems, provision of drinking water, etc [6]. However these plans cannot be considered as law.\n\nIran gets the score of 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy, or similar [3]. However does not elaborate or provide sources for this explanation.","Partially, in Iraq there are numerous laws regulating aspects of water management, but no central, comprehensive legislation. \n\nManagement of water resources is covered in the 2005 Constitution (Article 100) which allocates responsibility for \"guaranteeing the rate of water flow to Iraq\" to the Federal government and, in Article 114, mandate creation of a law to share competencies between federal and regional authorities to guarantee the just distribution of water resources internally (1). \nThis constitutional mandate has been implemented through a series of laws, most relevantly The Ministry of Water Resources Law No. 50 of year 2008. This law covers the Ministry of Water Resources mandate, its structure and general provisions regarding the ministry and its personnel (3). It has not been updated since it was passed in 2008 (3). The Ministry's mandate is to: a) plan the investment of water resources in Iraq and the exploitation of surface and groundwater; b) develop sources and use of water resources; c) protect Iraq's rights in international shared waters and maintaining communication and exchange of information with neighbouring countries and riparian states on river basins and to ensure fair agreements on dividing the quantity and quality of water entering Iraq; and d) to preserve surface and groundwater water from pollution, prioritize the environment and conserve the Marshlands and other water bodies (8). The current operations of the Ministry of Water Resources in Iraq represent significant evidence of implementation (9). \nIraq also has a national strategy for water resources and land, which was developed in 2014 (4). This strategy is referenced in online sources but there is no evidence that it has been published online. A new draft of the law was published in January 2019 and submitted to the parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee (6). However it is yet to be passed (4,6)\nFurthermore there have been repeated call over the last ten years, to establish a National Water Council to gather data on water resources and coordinate negotiations over water sharing with neighbouring states - however it is yet to materialise (4, 5). \nThe most recent was the Irrigation Law No.83 of 2017, which governs water resources distribution and provides rules on how to use them with an aim to spare water waste and water resources damages (2). The law indicates its objectives as \"preserving the work of water resources and preventing damage to them together with preventing overflow of water quotas\" and to up-to-date the fines stipulated in an abolished law of 1962 (2). This law is in effect and is implemented (2).\nThe UN SDG 6.5.1's enabling environment score of indicator 1.1.a. is 60 (7).\n","Kazakhstan has a national water law, which is fully in force and implemented, and was last updated in 2019. The government is also in the process of adopting a water management programme.\n \n Kazakhstan's main law on national water resources is its Water Code, which was adopted in 2003 and last amended in October 2019. [1] The Water Code's main purposes are to ensure ecologically safe and economically optimal levels of water usage, and to protect water resources so as to improve living conditions and the environment. [1] It covers all surface and underground water bodies, including seas, rivers, canals, lakes and glaciers. [1]\n \n In 2014 Kazakhstan adopted the 2014–2019 State Water Resource Management Programme and an action plan for the programme's realization, covering the years 2014–2020. [2, 3, 4] However, in 2017, this was folded into a new State Programme for Agro-Industry for 2017-2021, which focussed water management efforts on agricultural irrigation systems, but also included KZT 79.2 tn (US$ 195.3 m) investment on overhaul of hydraulic structures. [5, 6] The State Programme and its budget were most recently updated in January 2020. [6] \n \n In January 2020, the government approved a draft 2020–2030 Water Management Programme, but this has not yet been fully adopted. [7, 8] The programme aims to maintain the country's water reserves at 100km³ up to 2030 by building 5–7km³ of new reservoirs, optimizing use to save up to 5km³ of water, and accessing up to 15km³ of groundwater. [7, 8] It also aims to reduce water consumption from 91.2 to 73.0m³ per US$ 1,000 of gross domestic product, to build 26 new large hydraulic structures, rebuild 482 existing hydraulic structures and construct new irrigation systems to increase irrigated land from 1.7 to 3 million hectares. [7, 8] An expert on the Kazakh water sector, whom the government consulted on the Water Management Programme, reported concerns from leading national observers about the Programme's focus on constructing extensive new infrastructure rather than overhauling and reconstructing existing infrastructure, especially given the 2014 State Water Resource Management Programme had not been fully implemented; the expert felt that this was an expression of vested interests in state construction of large projects. [9]\n \n The United Nations Environment Programme reports an IWRM implementation (enabling environment indicator 1.1a under SDG 6.5.1) score of 20 for Kazakhstan in 2017. [10] However, there are no details provided on the Portal on why the score is low. The water sector expert interviewed stated that poor management and misreported statistics mean that the situation on the ground in many areas was likely worse. [9]","Kyrgyzstan has a national water law and policy in place, which is fully in force, and has been updated within the last ten years. However, the implementation of Kyrgyzstan’s Water Code has been limited. [1]\n \n Kyrgyzstan adopted a Water Code in 2005, which regulates water relations in the sphere of use, protection and development of water resources for a guaranteed, sufficient and safe supply of water to the population of the Kyrgyz Republic, environmental protection and ensuring the rational development of the republic's water reserves. [2] The most recent amendment to the Kyrgyz Water Code was made in 2017, which allows for exceptions to the general prohibition on activities that accelerate the melting of glaciers for the “Davydov” and “Lysyy” glaciers. [3]\n \n Additionally, Kyrgyzstan adopted a Water Law in 1994, which regulates the use and protection of water resources, prevents economic and other activities that are environmentally harmful for water bodies, and strengthen the rule of law in the field of water relations. [4]\n \n No data was available for Kyrgyzstan on the United Nations’ Integrated Water Resources Management Implementation Portal. [5] However, a comprehensive report on the state of water resources management in Kyrgyzstan, jointly published in 2013 by the Kyrgyz Ministry of Agriculture, Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development, and the United Nations Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development, noted that Kyrgyzstan’s 2005 Water Code was in line with key principles of Integrated Water Resources Management. [1] The report also noted that most progressive ideas were not properly implemented, and their introduction was limited mainly to pilot projects. [1]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee noted that textually, the 2005 Water Code is a legislatively strong instrument, but that its realisation has been slow, and that many of its provisions are not implemented in practice. [6] Implementation of the 2005 Water Code was limited mostly due to the general instability of Kyrgyzstan’s political situation. [6] With a wave of successive governments, Kyrgyzstan has seen various levels of commitment to implementing reforms in the sphere of water resources management, with the most recent government showing less commitment, and investing less resources in promoting principles of Integrated Water Resources Management in the Republic. [6] Implementation of the 2005 Water Code is primarily limited because: water use relations are still not based on “basin management”/“basin approach” and instead focus on use for agriculture, the Government does not in practice support international water resources management initiatives, no basin plan has been adopted in practice, the National Water Council meets irregularly (it is supposed to meet at least annually under the 2005 Water Code), not all basin councils are established and meet regularly. [6]\n \n A separate expert interviewee noted that since 2015, the World Bank’s “National Water Resources Management Project – 1”, has been working towards ensuring better implementation of the 2005 Water Code. [7, 8] These projects cover the financing of 2005 Water Code elements, such as establishment of Water Councils, as well as the establishment of the new “State Agency for Water Resources” (‘SAW’), however, the interviewee similarly noted that the SAW is limited in what it can do, due to the lack of support from the central executive and legislative bodies of the Kyrgyz Republic. [7]","The national water law and policies exist in Laos, but they are not fully adopted or implemented.\n\nLaos has a law on water and water resources, which was updated in 2017 after a five year support from the World BAnk. [1] The law defines water resources, lists principles regarding water resources, discusses ownership and obligations, and assigns responsibility for managing and monitoring of water resources. It also discusses uses of water, access to water resources, priorities and permits for water use, standards for water pollution and discharges, and protection of water resources. The update to the law was discussed in detail with a wide range of stakeholders although the World Bank raised some concerns about some last-minute changes to the law. [2] According to a Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MONRE) presentation, Laos has eight pieces of legislation that promote IWRM, plus a Water Strategy to 2025 and a National Action Plan to 2020. [3] The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) website says on its webpage Overview of IWRM in Laos that “Lao PDR has developed a National Water Resources Strategy 2020. The vision of the strategy is as follows: ‘Coordinated, optimised and sustainable development and use of water resources, protection of the environment and improvement of social well-being’\". [4] However these strategies and plans are not publicly available on the website of MONRE or other online channels [5].","Yes, Mali has a law that codifies the use of water since 2002 and has implemented a national water policy that was passed in 2006 and updated in 2017.\n\nThe country pased the law N° 02-006/AN-RM of 31 january 2002 which is the National Code of Water which sets the rules for the use, conservation, protection and management of water resources [1]. Then in 2006 it published the National Water Policy [2], a 64-page policy document that sets the various principles of implementing the 2002 law as well as other sector-specific regulations (potable water, urban/rural cases, fisheries industry, hydroelectricity, etc.) as well as the objectives and evaluation methodology to monitor the implementation of the policy [2].\n\nThe National Water Policy is based on the concept of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM), [2] and it is implemented through the National Action Plan for Integrated Water Resources Management (PANGIRE) of 2007 [3]. The policy is currently implemented with funding from the Netherlands and Sweden to cover the costs of the Joint Support Programme for Integrated Water Resources Management (PCA-GIRE) 2015-2019 which is under the remit of the National Directorate of Hydraulics [4]. In 2018 Mali was discussing the extension of the CIP IWRM into 2019-2020 which suggests that there is a continuous implementation and updating of the plan. [6] However there is yet to be any publicly declared extension [7], [8].\n\nThe UN SDG 6.5.1's enabling environment score of indicator 1.1.a. National water resources policy or similar is 60 [5].","Water resources are governed by several texts, the principal one being the law 30-2005 on water (Water Code) [1] promulgated in 2005, and a more recent strategy on sanitation in 2012 [2].\n\nThe 2005 Water Code covers matters ranging from water usage, protection, allocation, definitions of what waters are concerned, what is meant by certain technical terms, as well as responsibilities of specific institutions such as the Ministry in charge of the water portfolio among others [6].\n\nThe development strategy for the water and sanitation sector [2] focuses on three main areas a) water resources knowledge and moblisation; b) access to drinking water; and c) access to sanitation [2]. Moreover, the water resources development is a priority of the national strategy 2016 - 2030 in Mauritania [3] however it is not clear from online sources whether the strategy is fully implemneted as no evidence of implementation of the 2012 strategy can be found on the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation's website [4]. \n\nHowever other institutions point to some progress being made in this area, such as practical examples of water projects being implemented effectively. For example, the restoration and strengthening of the Nouadhibou, Gouraye and Sélibabi projects are ongoing part of the 2012 strategy, with 17 of the 22 supply boreholes initially planned having been built and 9 of 22 new solar-powered drinking water supply (SDW) systems having been completed, leaving 11 in the reception phase and 2 under construction [6]. The UN SDG 6.5.1's enabling environment score of indicator 1.1.a. National water resources policy for Mauritania is 60 [5]. \n\n","The national water law and policies exist in Myanmar, but they are not fully adopted or implemented.\n\nIn 2014, Myanmar’s Water Resources Committee (NWRC) introduced the National Water Policy (NWP) with a clear vision of sustainable water management [1]. It is the first integrated water policy for the watersheds, rivers, lakes and reservoirs and coastal and marine waters in Myanmar. It describes a framework for creating a system of laws and institutions and a plan of action including the Myanmar Water Framework Directive (MWFD) [2]. Myanmar reports the score of 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy, or similar. The assessment states that along with NWP, several sectoral policies related to water resources management exist in Myanmar, but there is no specific overall water resources management law. Most of the legislation and regulations need to be reviewed and made more environmentally sensitive [3]. Evidence has been found stating NWP regime covers heterogeneous interests evolving around plural waters along with no clear rules, norms, laws on how water will be decided upon [4].","The national water law exists in Perú, but is not fully implemented.\n\nThe Peruvian government has issued a wide range of legal provisions on water resources, including the Law on Water Resources (Ley de recursos hidricos), which was issued in 2009 and went into effect in 2010 [2] The Law on Water Resources of 2009, which has not been updated, created the National Water Resources Management System, a system that aims to implement integrated management and conservation of water resources, basins, and ecosystems. [2] \n\nIn 2015, Supreme Decree Nº006-2015-MINAGRI that approved the National Policy and Strategy on water resources.This new legislation and planning updates water management principles and covers supply, quality, and climate adaptation. [3]\n\nThe government stated in the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment that although the law has been issued, it needs further dissemination and implementation. [1] Perú gets the score of 34 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment section on the enabling environment and a score of 40 (out of 100) for the sub-indicator on National water resources policy, or similar. [1] \n","In Senegal there is a national water law or policy that has been updated in the last ten years and has been fully implemented. \n\nSenegal has a Water Code published in 1981, it sets the status of water as a public good, the basis for good management of resources and its equitable allocation. (6) A new water code is expected to be submitted to the National Assembly. (7) However, no precise date could be provided for this update from the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation, the Directorate of Water Resources Management and Planning or in the Sectoral Development Policy Letter 2016-2025, published in 2016 by the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation. (8,9,10)\n\nSÉNÉGAL has a Sectoral Development Policy Letter 2016-2025, published in 2016 by the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation, which is specific to the water sector and concerns the water management. This policy letter presents the water resource potential in SÉNÉGAL and presents the strategic framework for its management. (1) \n\nSecondly, Senegal also had an Integrated Water Resources Management Action Plan (PAGIRE), implemented from 2007 to 2011. Its main objective was to contribute to the fight against poverty by improving people's living conditions by increasing the availability of water resources for production activities, their efficient use and their protection against the negative impacts of human activities. (2) The PAGIRE Programme has been fully implemented and plans have begun for the next iteration [3,4].\n\nMoreover, SÉNÉGAL gets the score of 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy, or similar. The assessment states that SÉNÉGAL has a National Water Policy that is being used by the majority of the concerned authorities to guide works. (5) This National Water Policy corresponds to the Sectoral Development Policy Letter 2016-2025.\n\n","Serbia has a Water Law that regulates the legal status of water however the law is not \"coherent\", according to Serbia's own description of the legislation.\n\nThe Water Law sets the legal status of waters, processes of integrated water management, sources and method of financing water activities and mandates the monitoring the implementation of the Law. [2] In 2016, the Government of Serbia adopted Water Management Strategy of the Republic of Serbia. This document determines a long-term direction of water management in Serbia and will guide future reforms in the water sector. The Strategy has been prepared in line with the Water Law that was adopted in 2010 and amended to reflect the priorities of the new strategy in 2016 (mentioned above). [1] \n\nSerbia reports the score 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy, or similar. According to the assessment legislation for the water, environment, forestry, land use, health, and other relevant sectors is not coherent - with multiple laws covering the same topic. This has led to overlapping of responsibilities among authorities. [3]The assessment states that along with the Water Management Strategy the most relevant documents related to water sector are: National Environmental Approximation Strategy for the Republic of Serbia (NEAS, 2011), Water Sector Approximation Strategy (2012), National Strategy of Sustainable Use of Natural Resources and Goods (2011), National Programme for Environmental Protection (2010) and Action Plan for the period 2015-2019.","Slovenia has a national water resources law that regulates the management of waters. Though Slovenian's SDG 6.5.1 reports refers to \"enhancing\" implementation - it is clear that the law has been adopted and implemented to a comprehensive level. \n\nThe Water Law regulates the management of waters (the sea, inland waters and groundwater) and its mandate includes water protection, water regulation and decision making on water use. The objective of the Water Law is to ensure water management that will achieve good status of water and other water-related ecosystems, to ensure protection against the harmful effects of water, to preserve and regulate water quantities and to promote sustainable water use. [1] The law was passed in 2015 and the activities posted by both the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning [5] and the Water Agency [6] suggest it has largely been implement. \n\nSecondly, according to article 3 of the Environmental Protection Law water is part of the environment, and therefore is also subject to the protections outlined in that legislation [2]. \n\nSlovenia reports the score 50 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 report on National water resources policy, or similar. The assessment states that In general, status of policy, programmes and plans in the field of IWRM is appropriate. Policy objectives are monitored on a regular basis and consequently, policies are improved. However, room to enhance implementation still exist. [4]","Yes, Syria has a national water law. The law came into force in 2005 and was last updated in 2008 but implementation remains weak.\n\nLaw No. 31 was signed on 16th November 2005 and covers the overall framework of water resources management in Syria [1]. The law was passed by People's Assembly and includes 12 chapters and 58 articles which cover: definitions, water structures, public water and property rights, state irrigation systems, well-drilling licenses, public water pollution control, violations and penalties, water policy, WUAs, and technical and administrative aspects. The decrees also set out the overall institutional framework for water management, including the ministries that share the responsibility for water resources management and sets out the mandate of Higher Water Council. [1]\n\nThe law aims to regulate water demand management approaches at the national level and use of water resources to avoid groundwater depletion. The executive instructions for the Syrian Water Law were published in 2009. [2] \nOther relevant legislation includes Environmental Law 50, which defines the regulations with which the General Commission for Environmental Affairs (GCEA) must comply. The law entitles the GCEA to set policies, monitor and penalize non-compliance in order to protect the environment from pollution. This includes fresh water resources [3]\n\nStudies of the sector have found that implementation of the law have remained limited, the institutions in charge of water resources management were termed weak, being both highly centralized and fragmented between sectors, and they often lacked the power to enforce regulations. [3] This situation was then exasperated by the Syrian Conflict [3]\n\nSince the end of the conflict, The Ministry of Water Resources has been involved in regrouping human resources and training them to revive implementation of the water legislation. In this regard, as part various trainings were held in the capital city and other governorates to train people in the water resources domain in 2017 and 2018 – based principles outlined in Law No. 31. [4,5] \n\nSyria did not complete the SDG 6.5.1 assessment since 2007.","Tajikistan has a national water law and policy in place, which is fully in force, and has been updated within the last ten years. However, evidence suggests that this is not being fully implemented.\n \n Tajikistan adopted a new Water Code in April 2020, which regulates relations in the sphere of ownership, use and disposal of water and water bodies, and is aimed at the protection and rational use of water resources, as well as the legal protection of water users. [1]\n \n The 2020 Water Code replaced the previous Water Code, which was adopted in 2000, and was last updated in 2012. [2] The 2020 Water Code is the primary legislation regulating water resources and is supplemented by the 1994 Constitution of Tajikistan and 2011 Environmental Protection Law, as well as other legislative acts. [1, 3, 4, 5]\n \n No data was available for Tajikistan on the United Nations’ Integrated Water Resources Management Implementation Portal. [6] However, a June 2019 Steering Committee of the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development noted that Tajikistan’s legal framework in the field of water resources management needed to change significantly to be brought in-line with the general principles of Integrated Water Resources Management (‘IWRM’). [7]\n \n No data was available to give an indication of how the 2020 Water Code is being implemented in Tajikistan; however, evidence suggests that the pre-existing 2000 Water Code was not fully implemented. [8, 7] Indeed a comprehensive 2013 report by the EU Water Initiative noted that implementation of the IWRM principles in Tajikistan was “limited”, and that the 2000 Water Code was not based on the IWRM principles. [9]\n \n A water resources expert interviewee noted that the 2020 Water Code is “very new”, and that many of its aspects are yet to be fully implemented, citing in particular the need to still fully establish a National Water Council, River Basin Councils, River Basin Organisations and the National Water Information System, as well as the need to implement a more extensive basin plan. [10] The expert noted that these are “all works in progress and are all supported by various development finance projects”. [10]","Tajikistan has a national water law and policy in place, which is fully in force, and has been updated within the last ten years. However, evidence suggests that this is not being fully implemented.\n \n Tajikistan adopted a new Water Code in April 2020, which regulates relations in the sphere of ownership, use and disposal of water and water bodies, and is aimed at the protection and rational use of water resources, as well as the legal protection of water users. [1]\n \n The 2020 Water Code replaced the previous Water Code, which was adopted in 2000, and was last updated in 2012. [2] The 2020 Water Code is the primary legislation regulating water resources and is supplemented by the 1994 Constitution of Tajikistan and 2011 Environmental Protection Law, as well as other legislative acts. [1, 3, 4, 5]\n \n No data was available for Tajikistan on the United Nations’ Integrated Water Resources Management Implementation Portal. [6] However, a June 2019 Steering Committee of the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development noted that Tajikistan’s legal framework in the field of water resources management needed to change significantly to be brought in-line with the general principles of Integrated Water Resources Management (‘IWRM’). [7]\n \n No data was available to give an indication of how the 2020 Water Code is being implemented in Tajikistan; however, evidence suggests that the pre-existing 2000 Water Code was not fully implemented. [8, 7] Indeed a comprehensive 2013 report by the EU Water Initiative noted that implementation of the IWRM principles in Tajikistan was “limited”, and that the 2000 Water Code was not based on the IWRM principles. [9]\n \n A water resources expert interviewee noted that the 2020 Water Code is “very new”, and that many of its aspects are yet to be fully implemented, citing in particular the need to still fully establish a National Water Council, River Basin Councils, River Basin Organisations and the National Water Information System, as well as the need to implement a more extensive basin plan. [10] The expert noted that these are “all works in progress and are all supported by various development finance projects”. [10]","The national water law and policies exist in Thailand.\n\nThe Strategic Plan on Thailand’s Water Resources Management 2015-2026 was published on the Office of National Water Resources’ website in May 2015. The plan was updated for compatibility with the 20-year national strategy in 2018, but only the draft 20-year water resource management plan has been released [1]. The Strategic Plan and the 20-year plan cover the water management for consumption, water security for the manufacturing sector, disaster prevention and mitigation, water quality management, rehabilitation of deteriorating water resources and soil erosion prevention, general administrations of organizations, regulations, databases, monitoring and reviews, and public relations [2].\nIn December 2018, the government published the Water Resources Act B.E. 2561, in the Royal Gazette. It was Thailand’s first centralized regulation on national water management, focusing on holistic and comprehensive water management [3]. Moreover, the previous draft of the Water Act was started in 1991 but met with strong opposition by relevant authorities and the private sector [4]. The earlier draft was submitted to the parliament in 2007 but was rejected. [5]","Turkey has a national water resource policy, the “National Basin Management Strategy Document”, which was published in 2014[1], as well as action plans for protecting water basins[2] throughout Turkey and river basin management plans for the rivers Evros, Büyük Menderes and Susurluk and the Konya Closed Basin[3]. \n\nThe National Basin Management Strategy Document was published in the Official Gazette by the Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs with the approval of the Supreme Planning Board, a sub-committee of the cabinet. It contains a series of goals and strategies for achieving these goals, outlines a monitoring system, sets performance indicators and allocates responsibilities to a range of government ministries, departments and other institutions. In addition, the Regulation on the Protection of River Basins and Preparation of Management entered into force in 2012 [4], which regulates the procedures for protecting water resources with a holistic approach. \n\nThere is also a Law on Water [5], although it dates back to 1926. A new Water Law was prepared and presented to the TGNA in 2012, it has not been adopted. [6] According to a World Bank document, the law of 1926 suffers from a number of gaps related to infrastructure investments, industrial water needs, groundwater usage, irrigation, and pollution and the assignments of authority and responsibility to different water-related agencies are also not clear, while the draft Water Law aims to (i) harmonize the various water-related legislations passed from 1926 onwards; (ii) address the gaps in the existing legal framework; (iii) clarify responsibilities and ensure inter-sectoral coordination; and (iv) achieve equivalence with the EU Water Framework Directive, with significant emphasis on water quality and integrated basin management. [7]\n\nIn Turkey’s submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1, Turkey is scored 70 out of 100 for its national water resources policy(ies) and 80/100 for its national water resources law(s) to support IWRM at the national level [8].","Turkmenistan has a national water resources policy that has been updated in the last ten years, but there is no data on its level of implementation. \n \n Turkmenistan's Water Code was first adopted in 2004 and is aimed at encouraging \"the rational utilization and protection of water resources\" in the country. [1] Among other things, it establishes the state's role in managing water resources, delineates the rights of private entities in using water resources for various purposes (e.g., recreation and industrial activity) and establishes the main foci of international cooperation with regards to transboundary water management. [1, 2] \n \n The Water Code was last modified in October 2019. [2] Prior to that, it had been reviewed following Turkmenistan's accession in 2012 to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) Water Convention. [3] However, information on the country's implementation of this law is absent from the IWRM Data Portal. [4]","Uzbekistan has a national water law, which is fully in force and implemented, and was last updated in 2019. The government has also adopted the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 and the Implementation Roadmap for the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 to reform national water law and policy.\n \n Uzbekistan's main law on national water resources is the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\", which was last amended in November 2019. [1] The main aim of the Law on Water and Water Use is to regulate water relations, by ensuring efficient use of water to meet the needs of the population and economy, protection against water pollution and depletion, prevention and elimination of water risks, improvement of the condition of water facilities and the protection of the rights and legal interests of enterprises, establishments, companies, agricultural and rural facilities and citizens in respect of water relations. [1] It covers all surface and underground water bodies, including seas, rivers, canals, lakes and glaciers. [1]\n \n In July 2020, the government approved the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепцию развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") and the Implementation Roadmap for the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"«Дорожную карту» по реализации в 2020–2022 годах задач, определенных в Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") by Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan \"On the Approval of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" No. UP-6024 of 10 July 2020. [2] The Strategy and Roadmap envisage the development and adoption of the Water Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan by January 2023. [3] Key aims of the Strategy include increasing the efficiency of irrigation system from 63% to 73%; decreasing poorly irrigated land from 560,000 hecatres to 190,000 hectares; decreasing salinated irrigable land by 226,000 hectares; decreasing the annual electrical energy consumption of Ministry of Waster Managment pump stations by 25 percent; installing \"Smart Water\" measurement and control technology at all irrigation system facilities and introducing digital technology in water metering; automising water management processes at 100 major water management facilities; increasing the overall area of irrigated agricultural land covered by water-saving technologies to 2 million hectares, including the expansion of drip irrigation technologies to 600,000 hectares; and completing 50 public-private partnership water management projects.","Uzbekistan has a national water law, which is fully in force and implemented, and was last updated in 2019. The government has also adopted the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 and the Implementation Roadmap for the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 to reform national water law and policy.\n \n Uzbekistan's main law on national water resources is the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\", which was last amended in November 2019. [1] The main aim of the Law on Water and Water Use is to regulate water relations, by ensuring efficient use of water to meet the needs of the population and economy, protection against water pollution and depletion, prevention and elimination of water risks, improvement of the condition of water facilities and the protection of the rights and legal interests of enterprises, establishments, companies, agricultural and rural facilities and citizens in respect of water relations. [1] It covers all surface and underground water bodies, including seas, rivers, canals, lakes and glaciers. [1]\n \n In July 2020, the government approved the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепцию развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") and the Implementation Roadmap for the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"«Дорожную карту» по реализации в 2020–2022 годах задач, определенных в Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") by Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan \"On the Approval of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" No. UP-6024 of 10 July 2020. [2] The Strategy and Roadmap envisage the development and adoption of the Water Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan by January 2023. [3] Key aims of the Strategy include increasing the efficiency of irrigation system from 63% to 73%; decreasing poorly irrigated land from 560,000 hecatres to 190,000 hectares; decreasing salinated irrigable land by 226,000 hectares; decreasing the annual electrical energy consumption of Ministry of Waster Managment pump stations by 25 percent; installing \"Smart Water\" measurement and control technology at all irrigation system facilities and introducing digital technology in water metering; automising water management processes at 100 major water management facilities; increasing the overall area of irrigated agricultural land covered by water-saving technologies to 2 million hectares, including the expansion of drip irrigation technologies to 600,000 hectares; and completing 50 public-private partnership water management projects.","Venezuela has a national water law, which covers some aspects of water management but refers to a National Plan for Integrated Water Resource Management for detailing many of measures. As this plan is not available to the public, its comprehensiveness and status of implementation remain unknown.\n\nThe Water Resources Law was issued in 2007, and Article 1 states that its goal is to regulate the integrated management of water resources [1]. Further, Article 7 states that the integrated management of water resources is in the public interest. The law establishes requirements for the conservation and sustainable exploitation of water resources (Title II), including respect for the water cycle, sustainable use and protection of water resources [1]. Article 17 mentions the requirement for a National Plan for Integrated Water Resources Management and Article 24 tasks the national water authority, exercised by the Ministry of Eco-Socialism and Water, with creating the plan. Article 48 states that the plan is strategic, provides guidance to the sector, and is long-term. In addition, the plan should balance competing uses based on social benefits and the economic importance of each activity [1]. \n\nGovernment websites in Venezuela do not appear to contain a copy of the National Plan for Integrated Water Resources Management [2]. An undated presentation from the Vice-Ministry of Water describes a National Water Resources Plan, which defines water policy in the country for a thirty-year period. The plan’s strategic objectives include conserving water resources, using water sustainably, recovering bodies of water and watersheds, and improving access to information about water resources, among others [3]. However, government websites in Venezuela do not appear to contain a copy of the National Water Resources Plan [2]. According to a news report from 2018, the government of Venezuela issued an Integrated Water Resources Plan in 2018, but links to the plan document did not load as of May 2019 [4, 5]. The IWRM portal states that Venezuela \"has not completed and submitted the assessment of IWRM status of implementation for the baseline assessment of SDG Indicator 6.5.1 in this reporting round\" [6].\n\n","The national water law and strategy exists in Vietnam.\n\nThe Vietnamese government has issued a wide range of legal provisions on water resources, including the Law on Water Resources 17/2012/QH13; Law on Environmental Protection 55/2014/QH13 and various supporting decrees. [1] The Law on Water Sources, which was issued in 2012, aims to define the management, protection, exploitation and use of water resources in the country. [1] The Law on the Environment, which was issued in 2014, is a more general piece of legislation that covers environmental protection and wastewater provisions. [2] In 2014, the government also issued “Decision No. 182/QD-TTG approving national action plan to raise the efficiency of management, protection and general use of water resources for the period 2014-2020”. The plan aims to define the laws, policies, data and supervision that needs to be implemented to manage water resources effectively in Vietnam. [3] In 2006, the government issued Decision 81/2006/QĐ-TTg, which launched National Water Resources Strategy towards 2020, a policy that documented the lack of regulatory frameworks and mechanisms for water management. The policy also outlined principles and objectives to guide water management. [4]. Vietnam reports the score of 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy, or similar. [5]",null,null,null,"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n \n [2] Ministry of Justice, 2020 \" Water Affairs Management Law Enacted\" (مقرره در مورد کیفیت آب و کنترل و نگهداری آنها) [http://old.moj.gov.af/Content/files/OfficialGazette/01301/OG_01367.pdf]\n \n [3] The Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, 2004. [https://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/IMG/pdf/The_Constitution_of_the_Islamic_Republic_of_Afghanistan.pdf]\n \n [4] International Commission for Water Coordination in Central Asia. \"Water Resources Management in Afghanistan: The Issues and Options\". [http://www.cawater-info.net/afghanistan/afg10_e.htm].\n \n [5] National Water Affairs Regulatory Authority. 18 February 2020. “Annual report of the Ministry of Energy and Water (National Bureau of Water Affairs) and (Bureau of Energy Services) in the government accountability program”, (“گزارش سالانه وزارت انرژی و آب (اداره ملی تنظیم امور آب) و (اداره تنظیم خدمات انرژی) در برنامه حساب دهی دولت به ملت \"). [http://www.gmic.gov.af/dari/component/content/article/69-2020-01-11-05-19-15/4082-2020-03-19-14-38-15 ].\n \n [6] National Water Affairs Regulation Authority. [https://nwara.gov.af/]\n \n [7] Relief Web. 30 September 2002. \"Needs assessment on soil and water in Afghanistan\". [https://reliefweb.int/report/afghanistan/needs-assessment-soil-and-water-afghanistan].\n \n [8] United Nations Environment Programme. \"Integrated Water Resource Management Portal - Afghanistan\". [http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/country].","[1] IWRM data portal. Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. “Degree of integrated water resources management implementation (0 – 100)”. 2017. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Bolivia\n[2] Ministry of Environment and Water. Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2017-2020. 2017. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/uploads/PNC-Programacio%CC%81nPlurianual2017-2020.pdf\n[3] Andean Development Corporation (CAF). Water and Sanitation in the Plurinational State of Bolivia. 2017. http://www.scioteca.caf.com/bitstream/handle/123456789/1081/AguaySaneamientoBolivia-8ago.pdf\n[4] Ministry of Water. Policies and Strategies for Water Resources Management in Bolivia. 2006. https://www.bivica.org/files/recursos-hidricos-estrategias.pdf","\n[1] Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/mm-policies-others/myanmar-national-water-policy- burmese-version/preview?q=\n[2] “Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\nhttp://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrate d_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf\n[3] IWRM data portal. Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. “Degree of integrated water resources management implementation (0 – 100)”. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissio nFile/Myanmar\n[4] Chulalongkorn University. Center for Social Development Studies (CSDS). “Redefining the rules of water: contestation and the production of scale in water governance in Myanmar/Burma”. 2018. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/575fb39762cd94c2d69dc556/t/5ae6d632562fa7d975d 12e3b/1525077558717/The+Politics+of+Water+Governance+in+Myanmar_JG.- SalweenStudiespptx.pdf","[1] Office of the President of the Republic (Brazil). \"Law no. 9,433 of 8 January 1997. Establishes the National Policy for Water Resources, creates the National Water Resources Management System, regulates item XIX of Article 21 of the Federal Constitution, and alters Article 1 of Law no. 8,001 of 13 March 1990, which amended Law no. 7,990 of 28 December 1989 (Lei no. 9.433 de 8 de janeiro de 1997. Institui a Política National de Recursos Hídricos, cria o Sistema National de Gerenciamento de Recursos Hídricos, regulamenta o inciso XIX do art. 21 da Constituição Federal, e altera o art. 1º da Lei nº 8.001, de 13 de março de 1990, que modificou a Lei nº 7.990, de 28 de dezembro de 1989)\". http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/leis/l9433.htm\n[2] Ministry of Environment (Brazil). National Council for Water Resources. \"Resolution no. 181 of 7 December 2016. Approves the Priorities, Actions and Goals of the National Plan for Water Resources for 2016-2020 (Resolução no. 181 de 7 de dezembro de 2016. Aprova as Prioridades, Ações e Metas do Plano National de Recursos Hídricos para 2016-2020)\". http://www.cnrh.gov.br/plano-National-de-recursos-hidricos/1974-resolucao-n-181-de-07-de-dezembro-de-2016/file\n[3] Office of the President of the Republic (Brazil). \"Decree no. 5,377 of 23 February 2005. Approves the National Policy on Maritime Resources – PNRM (Decreto no. 5.377 de 23 de fevereiro de 2005. Aprova a Política National para os Recursos do Mar - PNRM)\". http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/_ato2004-2006/2005/decreto/D5377.htm\n[4] Office of the President of the Republic (Brazil). \"Law no. 8,617 of 4 January 1993. Provisions on territorial waters, the contiguous zone, the exclusive economic zone and the Brazilian continental shelf, and other measures (Lei no. 8.617 de 4 de janeiro de 1993. Dispõe sobre o mar territorial, a zona contígua, a zona econômica exclusiva e a plataforma continental brasileiros, e dá outras providências)\". http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/leis/l8617.htm\n[5] IWRM data portal. Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. “Degree of integrated water resources management implementation (0 – 100)”. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Brazil","\n[1] Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/mm-policies-others/myanmar-national-water-policy- burmese-version/preview?q=\n[2] “Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\nhttp://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrate d_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf\n[3] IWRM data portal. Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. “Degree of integrated water resources management implementation (0 – 100)”. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissio nFile/Myanmar\n[4] Chulalongkorn University. Center for Social Development Studies (CSDS). “Redefining the rules of water: contestation and the production of scale in water governance in Myanmar/Burma”. 2018. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/575fb39762cd94c2d69dc556/t/5ae6d632562fa7d975d 12e3b/1525077558717/The+Politics+of+Water+Governance+in+Myanmar_JG.- SalweenStudiespptx.pdf","[1] State Council, Water Pollution Prevention and Control Action Plan, 2015, http://en.pkulaw.cn/display.aspx?id=24a60ff0636cfb65bdfb&lib=law&SearchKeyword=&SearchCKeyword=%cb%ae%ce%db%c8%be\n\n[2] China Water Risk (CWR), New ‘Water Ten Plan’ to Safeguard China’s Waters, 2015, http://www.chinawaterrisk.org/notices/new-water-ten-plan-to-safeguard-chinas-waters/.\n\nEU SME Center, China’s ‘Water Ten’ Plan: Introduction, Analysis and Market Insights, 2015, http://www.eusmecentre.org.cn/event/2015-11-05/china-water-ten-plan-introduction-analysis-and-market-insights.\n\n[3] National People's Congress, Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law of the People's Republic of China (2017 Revision), 2017, http://en.pkulaw.cn/display.aspx?id=2611cb560df6c5b8bdfb&lib=law&SearchKeyword=&SearchCKeyword=%d6%d0%bb%aa%c8%cb%c3%f1%b9%b2%ba%cd%b9%fa%cb%ae%ce%db%c8%be%b7%c0%d6%ce%b7%a8.\n\n[4] National People's Congress, Water Law of the People's Republic of China (2016 Revision), 2016, http://en.pkulaw.cn/display.aspx?id=dde86d273a166e89bdfb&lib=law&SearchKeyword=&SearchCKeyword=%cb%ae%b7%a8.\n\n[5] IWRM data portal. 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National Water Plan – Phase II. 2013. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/images/GestionIntegraldelRecursoHidrico/pdf/plan-hidrico-nacional/Plan-Hidrico-Nacional-Fase-II.pdf\n[4] Ministry of the Environment. Water Resource Regulations. 2019. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/index.php/gestion-integral-del-recurso-hidrico/normativa-recurso-hidrico#leyes\n[5] Ministry of Housing. Water and Basic Sanitation Administrative Plan Strategic Vision 2018-2030. 2018. http://www.minvivienda.gov.co/Documents/ViceministerioAgua/Plan%20Director.pdf\n[6] IWRM data portal. Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. “Degree of \nintegrated water resources management implementation (0 – 100)”. 2017. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Colombia","\n[1] Ministry of Transport. 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[http://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/documents/2019/WAT/06Jun_28_15th_NPD_Steering_Committee_Tajikistan/Minutes_NPD_SC_15th_ENG.pdf].\n\n[8] Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan.\n\n[9] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2013. “Country Report on Mapping of Major Stakeholders and Programmes in Tajikistan”. [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/water/npd/2012-02-20-Tajik_NPD_IWRM_MAPPING_Final2_En.pdf”].\n\n[10] William Young. Lead Water Resources Specialist. The World Bank Group. 20 July 2020.","[1] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 2 Apr 2020. “Water Code of the Republic of Tajikistan of 2 April 2020, №1688”, (“Водный Кодекс Республики Таджикистан от 2 апреля 2020 года, №1688”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=136153].\n\n[2] Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan. 20 Oct 2000. “Water Code of the Republic of Tajikistan of 20 October 2000, № 148”, (“Водный Кодекс Республики Таджикистан от 2 октября 2000 года, № 148”). [https://mewr.tj/wp-content/uploads/files/Kodeks_vodi.pdf].\n\n[3] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 6 Nov 1994. “Constitution of the Republic of Tajikistan of November 6, 1994”, (“Конституция Республики Таджикистан от 6 ноября 1994 года”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?rgn=10].\n\n[4] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 2 Aug 2011. “Law of the Republic of Tajikistan of August 2, 2011 № 760 \"On Environmental Protection\"”, (“Закон Республики Таджикистан от 2 августа 2011 года №760 \"Об охране окружающей среды\"”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?rgn=114977].\n\n[5] Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan. “Water legislation”, (“Водное законодательство”). [https://www.mewr.tj/?page_id=868].\n\n[6] United Nations. “Indicator 6.5.1 – Integrated water resources management”. [https://sdg6data.org/indicator/6.5.1].\n\n[7] Steering Committee of the National Policy Dialogue on Integrated Water Resources Management. 28 Jun 2019. “National Policy Dialogue on Integrated Water Resources Management in Tajikistan in the Framework of EU Water Initiative the Fifteenth Steering Committee Meeting Minutes”. [http://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/documents/2019/WAT/06Jun_28_15th_NPD_Steering_Committee_Tajikistan/Minutes_NPD_SC_15th_ENG.pdf].\n\n[8] Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan.\n\n[9] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2013. “Country Report on Mapping of Major Stakeholders and Programmes in Tajikistan”. [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/water/npd/2012-02-20-Tajik_NPD_IWRM_MAPPING_Final2_En.pdf”].\n\n[10] William Young. Lead Water Resources Specialist. The World Bank Group. 20 July 2020.","\n[1] Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/mm-policies-others/myanmar-national-water-policy- burmese-version/preview?q=\n[2] “Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\nhttp://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrate d_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf\n[3] IWRM data portal. Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. “Degree of integrated water resources management implementation (0 – 100)”. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissio nFile/Myanmar\n[4] Chulalongkorn University. Center for Social Development Studies (CSDS). “Redefining the rules of water: contestation and the production of scale in water governance in Myanmar/Burma”. 2018. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/575fb39762cd94c2d69dc556/t/5ae6d632562fa7d975d 12e3b/1525077558717/The+Politics+of+Water+Governance+in+Myanmar_JG.- SalweenStudiespptx.pdf","[1]Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs, National Basin Management Strategy Document, 2014.\nhttps://www.resmigazete.gov.tr/eskiler/2014/07/20140704-23-1.doc\n[2] Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, General Directorate of Water Management, Accessed on 6 April 2019\nhttps://www.tarimorman.gov.tr/SYGM/Sayfalar/Detay.aspx?SayfaId=6\n[3] Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, General Directorate of Water Management, Accessed on 6 April 2019\nhttps://www.tarimorman.gov.tr/SYGM/Sayfalar/Detay.aspx?SayfaId=49\n[4] Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs, 17 October 2012.\nhttps://www.resmigazete.gov.tr/eskiler/2014/07/20140704-23-1.doc\n[5]Official Gazette, Water on Law, 10 May 1926\nhttps://www.mevzuat.gov.tr/MevzuatMetin/1.3.831.pdf\n[6] UN Environment–DHI Centre on Water and Environment, IWRM Data Portal national submission file Turkey, 2017\nhttps://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Turkey\n[7] World Bank. 27 December 2017. Turkey Irrigation Modernization Project – Project Information Document/ Integrated Safeguards Data Sheet. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/722991516364348812/pdf/ITM00184-P158418-01-19-2018-1516364345941.pdf [8] UN Environment–DHI Centre on Water and Environment, IWRM Data Portal national submission file Turkey, 2017 http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Turkey","[1] Government of Turkmenistan. 5 October 2019. \"Water Code of Turkmenistan\" (\"Водный кодекс Туркменистана\"). [http://continent-online.com/Document/?doc_id=38999429] \n\n[2] Government of Turkmenistan. \"On the approval and implementation of the Water Code of Turkmenistan\" (\"Об утверждении и введении в действие Кодекса Туркменистана «О воде»\"). November 2004. [https://policy.thinkbluedata.com/sites/default/files/Water%20Code%20of%20Turkmenistan%20%28RU%29.pdf]\n\n[3] Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. \"Water Policy Reforms in Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia: 2.10. Turkmenistan\". 2013. [http://www.oecd.org/environment/outreach/euwi-turkmenistan.pdf]\n\n[4] IWRM Data Portal. \"Country database\". [http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/countrydatabase]","[1] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use.\" (\"Закон Республики Узбекистан «О воде и водопользовании»\" 6 мая 1993 г., № 837-XII). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/93202].\n\n[2] President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan \"On the Approval of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" No. UP-6024 of 10 July 2020 (Указ Президента «Об утверждении концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы» № УП–6024, 10.07.2020 г.). [https://yuz.uz/ru/news/ozbekiston-respublikasi-suv-xojaligini-rivojlantirishning-2020-2030-yillarga-moljallangan-kontseptsiyasini-tasdiqlash-togrisida].\n\n[3] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 19 February 2020. \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/396].","[1] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use.\" (\"Закон Республики Узбекистан «О воде и водопользовании»\" 6 мая 1993 г., № 837-XII). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/93202].\n\n[2] President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan \"On the Approval of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" No. UP-6024 of 10 July 2020 (Указ Президента «Об утверждении концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы» № УП–6024, 10.07.2020 г.). [https://yuz.uz/ru/news/ozbekiston-respublikasi-suv-xojaligini-rivojlantirishning-2020-2030-yillarga-moljallangan-kontseptsiyasini-tasdiqlash-togrisida].\n\n[3] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 19 February 2020. \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/396].","[1] National Assembly of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Water Resources Law. 2007. http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/texts/ven69647.doc\n[2] Bolivarian Government of Venezuela. Web de MPPDPSGG. 2019. http://www.presidencia.gob.ve/Site/Web/Principal/paginas/classIndex.php\n[3] Vice-Ministry of Water. Institutionality of Water in Venezuela. Undated. http://www.vitalis.net/III%20Seminario%20Derecho/Galiz,%20L.%20Institucionalidad%20venezolana%20en%20materia%20de%20aguas.pdf\n[4] Supuesto Negado. Integrated Water Plan 2018: A Realero for the Vital Liquid. 2018. https://supuestonegado.com/plan-integral-aguas-2018/\n[5] Unknown Source. Unknown Title. 2018. http://rnv.gob.ve/presidente-maduro-aprobo-recursos-para-el-plan-integral-de-aguas/\n[6] IWRM data portal. Country Data: Venezuela. 2019. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/Data.html?Country=Venezuela","\n[1] Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/mm-policies-others/myanmar-national-water-policy- burmese-version/preview?q=\n[2] “Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\nhttp://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrate d_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf\n[3] IWRM data portal. Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. “Degree of integrated water resources management implementation (0 – 100)”. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissio nFile/Myanmar\n[4] Chulalongkorn University. Center for Social Development Studies (CSDS). “Redefining the rules of water: contestation and the production of scale in water governance in Myanmar/Burma”. 2018. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/575fb39762cd94c2d69dc556/t/5ae6d632562fa7d975d 12e3b/1525077558717/The+Politics+of+Water+Governance+in+Myanmar_JG.- SalweenStudiespptx.pdf"]
[null,"1.1.2",null,1,2,1,1,1,1,2,2,2,0,1,0,1,1,2,2,1,1,1,2,2,1,0,1,1,1,2,1,1,1,2,1,null,null,null,"The national water resources law in Afghanistan makes some reference to the principles of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM), but implementation of IWRM principles is limited in the country.\n \n The Water Law of 2009 implements IWRM principles by adopting a river basin approach for the purposes of sustaining supply, conserving water resources and protecting the environment, and also provides for the involvement of stakeholders in water policy development. [1] A new Water Law adopted in 2020 maintains these provisions. [2]\n \n The river basin approach adopted is based on integrated management of water resources by River Basin Agencies established within the natural boundaries of the river basin. [1, 2] River Basin Agencies are required to form Basin Councils with the purpose of integrating water users and other social and cultural institutions in the decision making processes for management and development of water resources, protection of the environment, equitable distribution of water and other water related matters. [1, 2]\n \n The Water Law adopts an integrated water resources management approach based on a transition towards river basin development and a strong role for local stakeholder participation. [1, 2] The Water Sector Strategy 2008 approved by the Ministry of Energy and Water and other responsible ministries, stresses the need for “end user” participation in decision making relating to water resource management, operation, and maintenance of water supply systems, as well as allocations of water use. [3] Based on article 13 of the 2009 Water law, the Ministry of Energy and Water establishes the River Basin Councils consisting of representatives of water users, relevant central and local departments of the line ministries, and other relevant stakeholders in the river basin. [1] The Ministry of Energy and Water may delegate, as required, some of its powers to the River Basin Councils in accordance with law after improving the required working capacity and capability through technical training. [1] The 2020 Water Law maintains these provisions. [2]\n \n International observers report that Afghanistan’s traditional irrigation systems are centuries old and continue to be widely used, despite adoption of newer principles in the 2009 Water Law. [3] Traditionally, operation and maintenance of the irrigation system has been the responsibility of the community where the irrigation system is located, with a mirab, a community leader or elder, elected by local farmers to manage operation of the irrigation system and control water distribution according to agreed arrangements. [3, 4] The 2020 Water Law moved to integrate these traditional practices with the established legislation, giving the mirabs responsibility for dispute resolution. [2] \n \n Afghanistan reports the score 0 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National water resources policy. [5]","Bolivia’s National Watershed Plan (PNC) includes IWRM principles comprehensively in its 2017 \"Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2017-2020\"\n\nThe PNC was last updated in 2017 with, the \"Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2017-2020\" (PP), which implements the PNC’s strategies [1]. IWRM is described extensively in the PP, which combines IWRM with Integrated Watershed Management to manage water resources in Bolivia. The PP proposes seven components to face water resource challenges in Bolivia: implementation of watershed plans, investments in IWRM, risk management, quality management, education, information sharing, and human resources development [1]. The PNC’s general objective is “to drive water-environmental management in Bolivia, using participatory and self-management methodologies, from the perspectives of local cultures and ways of life, as a basis for sustainable human and environmental development, in a context of vulnerability in the face of natural disasters and climate change” [1]. Specifically relating to IWRM, the PNC’s seven specific objectives include: consolidating governance in strategic basins via joint planning and investments in protection and sustainable exploitation, information and knowledge management regarding water and basins/watersheds in Bolivia, and strengthening public, private and social organizations to carry out integrated water resources management [1]. The prior version of the PP, which covered the period 2013-2017 also described IWRM extensively, as in the current version [3]. \n\nBolivia received a score of 80 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National plans for integrated water resources management (IWRM), or similar, indicating that the PNC’s objectives are “consistently achieved”. The assessment points to the PNC as the relevant water policy document [2].","In Bosnia and Herzegovina water legislation covering Republic of Srpska refers to the principles of Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), however the water legislation covering the Federation of BiH does not.\n\nIn Article 2 of the Water Law of Republic of Srpska, the aims of the implementation of law reflect the principles of IWRM. More specifically: achieving good water status and preventing its degradation, achieving sustainable water use, ensuring fair access to waters are all referred to explicitly. [1] However, the Water Laws of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Brcko District do not reference the principles of IWRM explicitly or indirectly. [2, 3] \n\nThe Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1., suggests that IWRM principles have been introduced by the European Union Water Framework Directive, which established river basin management planning in BiH. In accordance to mandate of this EU organization, the country river basin management plans are developed at the sub-national level (FBIH, RS and BD) for both Sava River Basin and Adriatic sea Watershed area including Trebisnjica river basin district, but there is no overarching comprehensive approach. [4]","Brazil's National Policy for Water Resources refers to the principles of IWRM in a comprehensive manner, even though it is does not mention the term explicitly. \n\nLaw no. 9,433 of 1997 that passed the National Policy for Water Resources mentions integrated water resources management in the context of integrating management with environment management in Article 3. Article 2 of the same law also notes that the Policy objectives include: assure the current and future generations access to water that follow standards correspondent to its intended use, the rational and integrated use of water resources, including water transport, with sustainable development in view, the prevention and defence against critical hydrological events caused by nature or misuse of natural resources, and to encourage and promote the capture, preservation and consumption of rainwater. Article 31 further states that federal, state and municipal governments will promote the integration of local policies on sewage, on land use and conservation, and on environment with the federal, state and municipal policies on water resources. [1]\n\nThe same law that passed the National Policy for Water Resources (Law no. 9,433 of 1997) also created the National System for the Management of Water Resources, which is presided by the National Council for Water Resources (CNRH). The CNRH created the National Plan for Water Resources (PNRH) through CNRH Resolution no. 58 of 2006, and it is updated every four years and has the time horizon up to 2020. The last update of the PNRH was in 2016 and it expires in 2020. The Plan has 16 priorities, including: develop long-term planning for the conservation and rational use of water; integrate the policy on water resources with the environmental policy, and other relevant sectors; and integrate coastal zones to the National System for the Management of Water Resources. [2] \n\nYet, Brazil earned a score of 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on national integrated water resources management plans in 2017. [3] There is no evidence that there is a separate IWRM policy in the country.","The national water law and policies include principles of IWRM, but it is not fully implemented.\n\nCambodia's water management is governed by the principles of IWRM. Article 4 of Cambodia's law on water resources management stipulates that water resources shall be managed and developed based on IWRM approach taking into account \"all aspects of water resources; linkages between water resources and other components of the natural environment; all demands for effective and sustainable water utilisation for human and environmental purposes\" [1]. It also requires the implementation of the IWRM be carried out jointly and within a cooperation framework of all relevant agencies. Cambodia reports the scores of 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National integrated water resources management (IWRM) plans, or similar [2]. The assessment indicates that Cambodia's IWRM plan is being implemented by the majority of relevant authorities. However, there is evidence suggesting the implementation is challenged by weak coordination and collaboration across government bodies [3].","The national water law exist, and include principles of IWRM.\n\nIWRM principles are not directly referenced, but are reflected in China's water policies. For example, both the Water Law and Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law clearly state that all entities and individuals have the obligation to protect water environment [1]. The Water Law also emphasizes that \"the development, utilization, preservation, and protection of water resources and the prevention and control of water disasters shall be carried out through comprehensive planning, with all factors taken into consideration\" [2]. The Water Pollution Prevention and Control Action Plan also does not make direct reference to the IWRM principles, even though the principles are reflected in this plan. For example, it states that water pollution prevention should be \"led by governments, implemented by enterprises, driven by market and participated by the public\"[3]. The Water Law, revised in 2016, does not specifically refer to the Water Ten Plan. China gets the score of 80 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National integrated water resources management (IWRM) plans, or similar. The assessment recognizes that China has established a water resources planning system, but the implementation of such a system requires further improvements [4].","Colombia’s national water resources policy, the National Policy for the Integrated Management of Water Resources (PNGIRH), comprehensively includes the principles of IWRM. \n\nThe PNGIRH was issued in 2010 and covers the 12-year period to 2022. The Policy specifically includes IWRM in its title and mentions the concept extensively throughout the document. The PNGIRH is based on eight principles and contains six specific objectives [1]. Of these, the principles and objectives that have to do with IWRM principles are (grouped by IWRM principle):\n- Social Equity: principles of Public good, Diversity, Participation and equity, Institutional strengthening, Governance;\n- Economic Efficiency: Priority usage, Efficient usage, Factor of development, Demand, Risk; \n- Ecological Sustainability: Conservation, Information and research, Supply, Quality, Governance [2].\n\nThe PNGIRH is complemented by the National Water Plan (PHN), which sets priorities for action and projects to carry out the PNGIRH. The most recent version of the PHN covered the period from 2014-2018 [3]. All of the PHN's 10 programs mention IWRM, and several include it directly as a basis of the program, for example: the Planning Linkages and Water Resources Management Program, the Productive Sector Linkage with IWRM Program, the Environmental Authorities Strengthening in IWRM program, and the Financial Sustainability and IWRM Program [3]. \n\nColombia received a score of 70 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National plans for integrated water resources management (IWRM), or similar, indicating that Colombia’s performance on IWRM falls between two descriptive indicators on the scale: “Implemented by the majority of relevant authorities” (score of 60) and “Plan objectives are consistently achieved” (score of 80) [4].","In Croatia the national water resource law and strategy refer to the principle of Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM). \n\nAccording to article 5 of the Water Law, the \"water is managed in line with the principles of integrated water management and sustainable development.\" [1] Article 5 is included in the \"general provisions\" section of the law - where the principles that govern the legislation are outlined. As well as referring to IWRM directly, this article details 6 other clauses which commit Croatia to seeing water as a \" a heritage to be preserved, protected and used wisely and rationally\" - and gives it a different status to other national commodities. [1]\n\nCroatia reports the score 100 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National integrated water resources management (IWRM) plans, or similar. [2]","Ecuador’s 2014 national water resources law, the Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, partially includes some principles of IWRM. Article 3 states that one of the purposes of the law is the “comprehensive management” of water resources in the country [1]. \n\nThe law’s fundamental principles include “sustainable management”, “comprehensive, integrated and participatory water management”, and that water management processes should be “public and community-based” [1]. Article 8 of the law states that “the comprehensive and integrated management of water resources will be a transversal axis of the national decentralized system of participatory planning for development” [1]. Article 34 of the law tasks the Secretariat of Water with “comprehensive and integrated management of water resources” using an “ecosystem approach” and working at the basin and watershed level [1]. In addition, Article 8 of the law’s implementing regulations (Executive Decree 650 of 2015) states that the regulation and control of water resources should follow an integrated management approach [2]. \n\nThe 2016 National Potable Water and Sanitation Strategy (ENAS) only mentions IWRM once, in connection with the UN SDGs, reiterating the goal of putting IWRM into practice by 2030 [3]. \n\nIn May 2016 Ecuador issued the National Plan for Comprehensive and Integrated Management of Water Resources in Basins and Watersheds in Ecuador [5]. However, it is important to note that the Secretariat of Water has not made this plan publicly available at its website [5, 6]. In 2017, UNESCO's Aqua-LAC scientific journal published a summary of the Plan, which outlined its methodology, including calculating the quantity of water resources, demand, supply-demand balance, flood control, projects and public works, water resources protection, and works to conserve water and soil [7]. Some of the Plan's expected results include 176 projects to allocate water resources, 13 flood control projects, 265 potable water source protection areas, and more than 78,000 square kilometers of erosion control areas [7]. \n\nEcuador received a score of 50 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National plans for integrated water resources management, indicating that the National Plan for Comprehensive and Integrated Management of Water Resources in Basins and Watersheds in Ecuador has been “approved by the government and is beginning to be implemented by the authorities” [4]. The assessment does not provide any additional evidence for the score, and only names the National Plan for Comprehensive and Integrated Management of Water Resources in Basins and Watersheds in Ecuador [4].","In Guinea, the national water resources law or policy doesn't include principles of IWRM. \n\nIn chapter 5, article 22 of the Water Code, a brief reference is made to the need to preserve the environment. Moreover, in chapter 7, there is a reference to the fight against soil erosion and deforestation as measures to prevent negative effects on water, and the chapter 9, refers to water quality protection. However, in this chapter, the need for environmental sustainability is not mentioned. In general, in the Water Code, the need for environmental sustainability to protect the water resource base is not explicit. [1]\n\nMoreover, in chapter 5, article 22, there is a mention to prevent water waste, but the need for efficiency to use water resources in the best way possible is not mentioned. In addition, no mention of equity in the allocation of water across social and economic groups could be found. [1] .\n\nAccording to the Global Water Partnership, Guinea developed years ago, a roadmap for IWRM. Nevertheless, these principles are still not enforced, as the required technical and financial support is still lacking. The IWRM will be included in the National Water Policy, currently under development. [2] Finally, Guinea gets the score of 0 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National integrated water resources management (IWRM) plans, or similar. The assessment states that the elaboration has not begun as the National Water Policy is currently being developed. [3]","1982 Fair Water Distribution Act does not mention the principle of IWRM. However the topic is covered explicitly in the 6th Development Plan being implemented by the Ministry of Energy. \n\n1982 Fair Water Distribution Act does not mention the principle of IWRM directly however its focus on equity in the allocation of water could be seen as aligning with principles of IWRM. [5]\n\nThe performance report of the Ministry of Energy regarding the 6th development plan names IWRM explicitly in different sections and foresees measures according IWRM principles especially in drainage basin management [1]. It also foresees procedures to reform water management structures based on IWRM principles (article 30) [1]. \n\nSince the 1990 the Government has run extended studies for drafting a National Integrated Water Management Plan but the draft has never been set to vote in the parliament [3]. The draft version of this plan states its objectives as 1, regulation of extraction, provision, distribution, transfer, protection and maintenance of water and increasing the efficiency of water consumption 2, gaining the knowledge and technologies for extraction and provision of water 3, balancing and ensuring qualitative and quantitative sustainability in water resources and usage 4, securing water provision in the country 5, holistic approach based on simultaneous management of supply and demand in water cycle [4]. \n\nIran gets the score of 100 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National integrated water resources management (IWRM) plans, or similar [2].","The strategy of water resources and land, the irrigation law and law of water resources ministry in place in Iraq do not mention IWRM principles directly (1) (2) (3). However, both the irrigation law and the law of ministry of water resources indirectly imply the importance of water as a finite resource and the necessity to preserve it and avoid waste (2). Regardless, neither of these policies cover the topic comprehensively. \n\nFor example, article 6 of the law indicates that the responsible water department can cut water temporarily in the case of \"water misuse or neglect to take care of it in a way that leads to its wastefulness\", among others; and article 7 of the same law entails that the user [of public water] must not use the water for purposes other than those assigned to it\" (2). Iraqi legislation also includes other IWRM principles, such as the fact “water resources development and management should be based on a participatory approach, involving all relevant stakeholders” (5). In fact, Article 3 of the Law of ministry of water resources states that the ministry shall “coordinate with international, regional and Arab organizations and non-governmental organizations specialized in water and environmental resources. The ministry shall also collaborate with all the relevant stakeholders including planning authorities and the water consuming sectors”. (2)\n\nFurthermore, Iraqi law stresses the important economic value of water, which is also among IWRM principles (5). Article 2 stipulates that “the ministry’s objective is to plan the investment of water resources in Iraq and the exploitation of surface and groundwater to achieve an optimal use of water resources” (2). However, these laws diverge with the IWRM principles as they do not mention the importance of engagement with non-governmental stakeholders, as well as other serious omissions (1) (2) (5). \n\nFinally, although Iraq's S.D.G indicator 6.5.1 assessment indicated that the Iraqi Bill of Law on the Higher Council of Water reflected IWRM principles, this bill was withdrawn from parliament in 2015 as indicated above (4).","Kazakhstan's national water law includes some principles of integrated water resource management (IWRM), and there is also a separate IWRM policy, but implementation of the principles is lacking.\n \n Article 46 of the Water Code constitutes a commitment to integrated use, protection and management of water resources. [1] It states that integrated management policies shall be developed by the relevant state organs with the assistance of scientific institutions, and shall aim to: economize water use through improved production technology; encourage low-water and water-free processes; reduce losses in irrigation and water supply systems; reduce discharges of untreated waste; and prevent floods. [1]\n \n In addition, in 2016 Kazakhstan adopted the General Scheme for Integrated Use and Protection of Water Resources, whose chief aims were to assess the availability and use of water resources and to define the water needs of different economic sectors. [2] To this end, the General Scheme outlines water availability in 2012 in each of the country's eight river basins, and projected availability for 2040, as well as water use statistics by basin for 2012 and projections for 2020, 2030 and 2040. [2] The stated aim of the publication of this data is to support River Basin Inspectorates established under the 2003 Water Code in determining water limits for each basin by economic sector. [2] However, the document does not set limits itself. [2]\n \n Furthermore, the draft of the 2020–2030 Water Management Programme, which has been approved but not yet adopted, includes as one of its goals the improvement of implementation of IWRM in the country. [3, 4]\n \n The United Nations Environment Programme reports an IWRM implementation (enabling environment indicator 1.1a under SDG 6.5.1) score of 20 for Kazakhstan in 2017. [5] There are no details provided on the Portal on why the score is low. An expert on the Kazakh water sector interviewed believed that poor management and misreported statistics mean that the situation on the ground in many areas was likely worse. [6]","The current legal framework regulating water resources in Kyrgyzstan does not make explicit reference to the term “Integrated Water Resources Management”, however it includes some key principles of Integrated Water Resource Management. [1]\n \n The 2005 Water Code of the Kyrgyz Republic does not make explicit reference to the term “Integrated Water Resources Management”, but incorporates a range of IWRM principles. [1] Article 5 defines water resource management as measures \"ensuring development; rational use, and protection of water resources and the environment; protection of human health\", and also establishes the water basin management approach, under which water basin councils are to be established ensuring a participatory approach to water management. [1] Further principles of IWRM are established in Article 6 of the Water Code, which sets the following principles for water resource management in the country: participation of all interested parties; consideration of current and future populations' needs for water; consideration of climate change impacts on water resources; consideration of the economic value of water resources; the polluter-pays principle; prudent decision-making; guarantees for water users' rights; and open data. [1] Finally, the competencies and responsibilities of state bodies in the sphere of water management, the environment, hygiene, hydro-geology, emergencies, hydrology and local administration are established in articles 11-16. [1]\n \n A comprehensive report on the state of water resources management in Kyrgyzstan, jointly published in 2013 by the Kyrgyz Ministry of Agriculture, Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development, and the United Nations Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development, highlights the introduction of paid water use, the establishment of democratic management institutions such as Basin Councils, the formation of independent water user associations, the introduction of hydrographic principles, and the expansion of public participation in discussion and decision-making as key IWRM principles adopted in the 2005 Water Code. [2] However, it recognises that \"most progressive ideas were not properly implemented and their introduction was limited mainly to pilot projects.\" [2]\n \n The Kyrgyz Government has continued to enhance legislation provisions for IWRM in recent years, for example simplifying the structure of governance as regards water resources management with the establishment of the State Water Agency in 2019. [3] There are plans for further principles of Integrated Water Resources Management to be introduced into Kyrgyz legislation according to a 2019 news report. [4] As part of this, a state agency will be created that will develop and implement policies in the field of water resources management. This initiative will be realised with the support of Switzerland and has been established in signed documents.\n \n According to a 2011 report published by the “IWRM-Fergana Project” (a joint co-operation between the Swiss Government and the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia), several projects have been ongoing in Kyrgyzstan in order to implement integrated water resources management, particularly at river basin scale since 2011. [5] However, no evidence was found to suggest that these projects operated beyond 2012/2013.\n \n Additionally, Kyrgyzstan's previous water legislation, the 1994 Water Law, includes certain principles of IWRM, reflected in the principles of water use in the country as set out in Article 3, including rational use and protection of water, openness and close connection between the population and the state, and paid use of water resources and bodies. [6] However, there is no evidence that the Water Law was designed to be fully aligned with IWRM. [2, 5]","The national water law and policies exist, and include principles of IWRM.\n\nLaos does not have an explicit IWRM plan but the 2017 Law on Water and Water Resources includes its principles. Article 5 of the law specifically references IWRM principles, noting that the government promotes the clean, safe, efficient, and careful use of water, protects water resources and ecology, and encourages environmentally friendly development. [1, 2] According to a Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment presentation, Laos has eight pieces of legislation that promote IWRM, plus a Water Strategy to 2025 and a National Action Plan to 2020. [3] The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) website says on its webpage Overview of IWRM in Laos that “Lao PDR has developed a National Water Resources Strategy 2020. The vision of the strategy is as follows: ‘Coordinated, optimised and sustainable development and use of water resources, protection of the environment and improvement of social well-being’\". [4] However these strategies and plans are not publicly available on the website of MONRE or other online channels such as its social media page. [5,6]","Yes, the National Water Policy of 2006 is specifically based on the concept of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) [1]. \n\nIts implementation is regulated by the National Action Plan for Integrated Water Resources Management (PANGIRE) of 2007 [2]. The policy is currently implemented with funding from the Netherlands and Sweden covering the costs of the Joint Support Programme for Integrated Water Resources Management (PCA-GIRE) 2015-2019 [3]. The PCA-GIRE is under the remit of the National Directorate of Hydraulics (DNH) and is currently being extended to cover the period of 2019-2020 [4]. Moreover, the DNH has also created a website called GIRE Mali which translates as IWRM Mali where the national regulations are outlined and updates are published about the new PCA-GIRE, as well as recruitment updates for experts in the field [5]. \n\nThe UN SDG 6.5.1's enabling environment score of indicator 1.1.c. National integrated water resources management (IWRM) plans is 50 [6] - however the reason for this low score cannot be independantly verified [4,5].","Mauritania's law 30-2005 does not specifically include IWRM principles, although it mentions that the management should be \"global, sustainable, and balanced\" [1]. Art. 3 mentions several principles on which the management of water resources in Mauritania is based:\n1) the precautionary principle;\n2) the principle of pollution prevention, primarily at the source;\n3) the user-payer principle;\n4) the principle of engaging users in the management of water;\n5) the principle of costs allocated according to users' ability to pay. [1]\nOnly art 15 mentions the word \"integrated\" - in that the Minister in charge of Water has to draw an IWRM plan but it does not explain what principles it entails and how it should be drawn [1].\n\nThe development strategy for the water and sanitation sector [2] mentions IWRM in the introduction (point 5) by saying that it's a principle towards it subscribes and the country has been making efforts towards its implementation since 2009 . Point 20 mentions IWRM again by explaining what the strategic directions for an IWRM Programme are, namely: (a) to complete the knowledge of water resources and produce hydrogeological summary maps at appropriate scales for the whole country; (b) to monitor the water resources; and (c) to ensure concerted management at the regional level through the involvement of the various stakeholders, particularly municipalities and regional services, in the management and water resources of each Wilayas and in the arbitration of conflicts that may emerge over issues related to water. \n\nThese are the fundamental principles of IWRM. In practice the awareness and capacity building campaigns for IWRM appear to have only been done in two Wilayas (Brakna et Trarza) which corroborated the UNEPDHI findings [2], [3].","The national water law and policies include IWRM principles, but they are not fully adopted or implemented.\n\nThe vision of Myanmar's National Water Policy is to become a water efficient nation based on IWRM by the year 2020.[1] Myanmar also has a Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management Strategic Study published in 2014 with a vision for a water efficient nation by 2020. [2] Myanmar’s Water Resources Committee (NWRC) published the National Water Policy (NWP) in 2014. The document highlights one of the difficulties of implementing IWRM principles is that that there is little or no knowledge about IWRM within the whole country with the except of water professionals [3]. Myanmar reports the score of 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment related to IWRM. The assessment measures the degree of implementation of IWRM in the country [4]. Myanmar and the Netherlands signed the MoU in June 2013 on cooperation in the field of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM). [2]. The ASEAN IWRM states that there is still a lot of need for the improvement of water resources management in Myanmar [5].","The national water resources law or policy in Perú refers to the principles of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM), but the coverage is not comprehensive.\n\nArticle 12 of the Law on Water Resources of 2009 states that an objective of the law is to “coordinate and ensure integrated and multisectorial management, sustainable use, conservation, efficient use and the increase of water resources, with quality standards according to their respective use.” This is the only mention of IWRM principles in the document. [1]\n\nIn 2015, Supreme Decree Nº006-2015-MINAGRI that approved the National Policy and Strategy on water resources. This new legislation and planning updates water management principles and states that integrated water management is a fundamental objective, but it does not have comprehensive details about the implementation of IWRM. [3]\n\nIn 2017, the National Authority of Water (ANA) issued a document that describes the implementation of Water Resources Councils of Watersheds (CRHC) in the Pacific Slope within the framework of the Water Resources Management Modernization Program (PMGRH) - this document directly refers to IWRM measures however it is geographically constricted and therefore does not reach the level of national policy [3]. Lessons learned included prioritizing financing, building awareness and ensuring alignment between local and national water planning. [4]\n\nPerú gets the score of 40 for the sub-indicator 1.1.c on National integrated water resources management (IWRM) plans. [2]\n","In Senegal, there is a national water law or policy that includes IWRM principles comprehensively. According to the Sectoral Development Policy Letter 2016-2025, published in 2016 by the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation, this policy includes IWRM. \n\nIndeed, the policy has adopted IWRM principles through the implementation of the PAGIRE Programme (2007-2011), which has created a favorable environment for the application of the IWRM, through legal, organizational and political reforms. (1) The PAGIRE Programme is articulated through three main axis: (i) knowledge improvement and management of water resources, (ii) creation of a favorable environment for the application of the IWRM approach through legal, organizational and political reforms, (iii) improvement of communication, information, education and water awareness. (2,3) The PAGIRE Programme has been fully implemented plans have begun for the next iteration [6,7].\n\nSÉNÉGAL gets the score of 80 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National integrated water resources management (IWRM) plans, or similar. The assessment states that the objectives of these plans are systematically reached. (4) This assessment is reinforced by the Global Water Partnership (GWP). It is stated that the development process for an IWRM has been supported by the GWP since 2003, and has already allowed to strengthen Stakeholder's capacity. Moreover, it has enabled greater cooperation among a large number of actors. (5)","Serbian national water resources law and strategy refer to the principles of Integrated Water Resources Management. However concerns on implementation, and a general lack of coherence in National Policy landscape, are restricting how far these principles are applied.\n\nAccording to article 24 of the Water Law, Integrated Water Resource Management is defined as a \"set of measures and activities aimed at maintaining and improving the water regime, ensuring the required quantities of water needed for different purposes, protecting waters against pollution and protecting against harmful effects of water\". Heading IV of the Law further elaborates on the principles of the Integrated Water Resource Management and includes the planning documents for its translation into practice. [1] \n\nThe principles of Integrated Water Resource Management are also included in the section 2.3 of the Water Management Strategy. [2] However, according to the Executive Summary for the Water Management Strategy of the territory of the Republic of Serbia, Serbia has accepted but not yet implemented the integrated water management concept in practice. The aims accepted by the Serbian government in this document are: achieving integrated water management, or a harmonized water regime across Serbia’s territory, and ensuring the kind of water management that will maximize economic and social benefits in an equitable and sustainable manner, while honouring international agreement. The Water Management Strategy where these are set out constitutes a long-term strategic goal that requires considerable time (more than two decades, with a proper approach) and enormous spending (about one billion € annually).[3] Serbian officials have also referred to a general lack of coherence in the water legislative landscape, as part of their reporting for SDG 6.5.2 [4]","The National Water law includes the principles of IWRM however they are not well defined.\n\nThe National Water Law refers to IWRM principles and defined them as \"the principle which takes into account the natural processes and dynamics of waters, and the interconnectedness and interdependence of aquatic and coastal ecosystems\". [4] However this is the only mention of the principle within the document and it does not detail any further measures or pathways to implementation [4].\n\nThough River Basin Management Plans (RBMPs), that have been prepared for the Danube RBD and Adriatic RBD, include IWRM principles. [2, 3] they do not represent policies that could be considered national laws. \n\nSlovenia reports the score 50 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 report on National integrated water resources management (IWRM) plans, or similar. [1]","No, the national water resources law does not include any principles of IWRM. Efforts to include IWRM in water resource development are limited geographically and have not be continued since 2010. \n\nSyria's Water legislation No.31, issued in 2005, and last updated in 2008 does not mention the inclusion/adherance of IWRM principles either in the Water Law or in the auxillary measures. The legal document of the law mentions the formation of a Directorate of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM), a department in the name of the Water Users Association (WUMS). However, no details are mentioned and thus we find no legal framework for integrated water resources management. [1][2]\n\nA UN Report in 2008, based on Syria's self reporting, mentioned an IWRM and Water Efficiency Plan in place but partially implemented. [3] This relates to a framework for Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) plan for Tartous, which was persued as part of GTZ’s “Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in Syria – A conceptual framework and guiding principle”. It consisted of developing an IWRM scenario, formulating an inventory of groundwater and surface water resources, preparing a management plan, initiating a programme of measures for the determination of priorities for water related activities, and finally establishing a monitoring system for IWRM. The Tartous Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) Project was initiated by the Tartous governarate and carried out by the German Technical Cooperation (GTZ). The first phase started in August 2010 over a period of 5 months and was finalized in November 2010. All future phases remained uncommissioned due to technical issues and remain such, thus far. [4]\n\n","In Tajikistan, the national water law or policy exists and includes some principles of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM).\n \n Water resources are regulated in Tajikistan through various legal instruments, and primarily through the 2020 Water Code. [1] The 2020 Water Code makes specific reference to the principles of IWRM, and provides that the Government of Tajikistan has the power to ensure “the implementation of state policy in the field of use, protection of water resources, and integrated water resources management”, which it defines as “a water management system based on the consideration of water and land resources, linking the interests of various industries and levels of water users, involving them in the decision-making process and development of water resources in the interests of sustainable development and environmental protection”. [2]\n \n The 2020 Water Code specifically sets the goal of achieving the key strategic objectives of the IWRM principles; it sets the objective of using water resources efficiently, increasing stakeholder participation in the field of water resources management, and it sets the objective of pursuing environmental stability and protection. [2]\n \n Indeed, the 2020 Water Code was specifically adopted in order to incorporate the principles of IWRM into the legal framework regulating water resources in Tajikistan, as part of a project under the EU Water Initiative. [3] The project roadmap specifically mentions that pre-existing 2001 Water Code and other legislation “does not provide the basis for the reform implementation [of IWRM principles]; and the Water Code and other related legislative framework documents should be therefore revised to include relevant amendments”. [3, 4]","In Tajikistan, the national water law or policy exists and includes some principles of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM).\n \n Water resources are regulated in Tajikistan through various legal instruments, and primarily through the 2020 Water Code. [1] The 2020 Water Code makes specific reference to the principles of IWRM, and provides that the Government of Tajikistan has the power to ensure “the implementation of state policy in the field of use, protection of water resources, and integrated water resources management”, which it defines as “a water management system based on the consideration of water and land resources, linking the interests of various industries and levels of water users, involving them in the decision-making process and development of water resources in the interests of sustainable development and environmental protection”. [2]\n \n The 2020 Water Code specifically sets the goal of achieving the key strategic objectives of the IWRM principles; it sets the objective of using water resources efficiently, increasing stakeholder participation in the field of water resources management, and it sets the objective of pursuing environmental stability and protection. [2]\n \n Indeed, the 2020 Water Code was specifically adopted in order to incorporate the principles of IWRM into the legal framework regulating water resources in Tajikistan, as part of a project under the EU Water Initiative. [3] The project roadmap specifically mentions that pre-existing 2001 Water Code and other legislation “does not provide the basis for the reform implementation [of IWRM principles]; and the Water Code and other related legislative framework documents should be therefore revised to include relevant amendments”. [3, 4]","The national water law and policies include IWRM principles, but they are not fully adopted or implemented.\n\nThailand has comprehensive water laws and policies that incorporate the IWRM principles. However, the implementation is undertaken by various agencies, which resulted in a fragmented approach without a unified goal [1]. In response to the 2011 flood and the lack of cohesive water management framework and authority, Thailand established the Office of National Water Resources in 2017 and the Strategic Plan on Thailand’s Water Resources Management, with the main objectives of integrating water management and balancing economic development and conservation goals when it comes to water utilization [2]. According to the Asian Development Bank’s Technical Assistance Consultant’s Report, Thailand was one of first countries in the region to adopt the principles of IWRM as a basis for water management planning. It established the Department of Water Resources (DWR) in 2000, and river basin organizations (RBOs) were set up in 2002 to decentralize the basin planning and adopt river basins as planning units. However, progress has been slow in achieving IWRM objectives and approaches. The RBOs have not worked well, due to a lack of technical, legal and institutional structures, procedures and tools to enable IWRM principles to be applied in practice [3].","Although there are no direct references to the term “IWRM”, the “National Basin Management Strategy Document” states that it is prepared in accordance with the principles of sustainability, participation, coordination, productivity, efficiency, environmental awareness, transparency, accountability, being scientific, quality, accessibility, fair sharing of costs and benefits, being in accordance with national development plans and other strategy documents and fulfilling the responsibilities given by international agreements. [1] These principles are reflected through the document through more detailed articles and measures [1]\n\nTurkey also aims to fulfil the conditions of the Directive 2000/60/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council as of 23 October 2000 on establishing a framework for Community action in the field of water policy in accordance with the Programme for Alignment with the Acquis. [2][3]\n\nIn Turkey’s submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1, Turkey is scored 80/100 for its ‘National integrated water resources management (IWRM) plans, or similar’ [4].","Turkmenistan has a national water resources policy that includes some principles of Integrated Water Resources Management. \n \n In 2012, Turkmenistan acceded to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) Water Convention and publicly committed to advancing the principles of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM). [1] Following its accession to the Water Convention, it developed a new revision of the Water Code to explicitly reference and define Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM). [2, 3] In 2014, the country pledged to develop a road map on IWRM. [4] \n \n Turkmenistan's Water Code implements IWRM principles. It addresses environmental sustainability in stating that \"the objectives of the water legislation of Turkmenistan are to achieve and maintain an ecologically safe and economically optimal level of water use and to ensure water protection to improve the living conditions of the population and preserve the environment.\" The Water Code also states that the principles upon which it is based include, \"integrated water resources management\", the \"sustainable and rational use of water resources\", and \"ensuring equal access of the population to water\". However, it does not further address equity in the allocation of water resources across social and economic groups. [2] \n \n Information on the country's implementation of IWRM principles is absent from the IWRM Data Portal, and no evidence could be found on the websites of the Government of Turkmenistan or the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection or in national media that Turkmenistan has developed the aforementioned IWRM road map. [5, 6, 7, 8]","The national water resources law partially refers to the principles of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM).\n \n The Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" does not make specific reference to IWRM, but does refer to integrated and efficient use, management and protection of water resources. In line with the principles of IWRM, the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Water and Water Use explicitly seeks to achieve efficiency in water use as well as to establish environmental protections, including to prevent depletion of water resources. However, while the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Water and Water Use is concerned with the allocation of water to meet the needs of the population and the economy, there is no mention of equity in this allocation. [1] \n \n The IWRM Data Portal 2017 baseline submission for Uzbekistan indicates that, under United Nations Sustainable Development Goal indicator 6.5.1, the score for enabling environment indicator 1.1c (National IWRM plans) is 30. [2]\n \n The Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепцию развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") acknowledges that Uzbekistan has committed to the Sustainable Development Goals, including 6.5, by 2030, to implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. [3] The Strategy makes reference to economic efficiency, equitable allocation and environmental sustainability [3]. To implement the IWRM principles on a widescale basis, section 5.2.2 of the Strategy envisages the creation of an all-republic centre for water meterage, panning and integrated management of all water resources including surface waters, subterraenean waters and return flow as well as the implementation of coordination mechanisms in the relevant organisations at the basin and local levels; the development of a system of planning and management for water resources taking into account the growing demand for water, the demands of a market economy, the need for environmental protection and ecological balance, as well as the effects of climate change; and the devlopment and implementation of an action programme for the implementation of the IWRM principles, including the consideration of technical cooperation with international financial organisations and other development partners. [3] Given that the Strategy was adopted by Presidential decree in July 2020, the IWRM goals have not yet been implemented, but according to the Implementation Roadmap for the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"«Дорожную карту» по реализации в 2020–2022 годах задач, определенных в Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"), the aims and goals of the reform and development of the water sector in line with the IWRM principles are to be determined by September 2020. [3, 4]","The national water resources law partially refers to the principles of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM).\n \n The Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" does not make specific reference to IWRM, but does refer to integrated and efficient use, management and protection of water resources. In line with the principles of IWRM, the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Water and Water Use explicitly seeks to achieve efficiency in water use as well as to establish environmental protections, including to prevent depletion of water resources. However, while the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Water and Water Use is concerned with the allocation of water to meet the needs of the population and the economy, there is no mention of equity in this allocation. [1] \n \n The IWRM Data Portal 2017 baseline submission for Uzbekistan indicates that, under United Nations Sustainable Development Goal indicator 6.5.1, the score for enabling environment indicator 1.1c (National IWRM plans) is 30. [2]\n \n The Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепцию развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") acknowledges that Uzbekistan has committed to the Sustainable Development Goals, including 6.5, by 2030, to implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. [3] The Strategy makes reference to economic efficiency, equitable allocation and environmental sustainability [3]. To implement the IWRM principles on a widescale basis, section 5.2.2 of the Strategy envisages the creation of an all-republic centre for water meterage, panning and integrated management of all water resources including surface waters, subterraenean waters and return flow as well as the implementation of coordination mechanisms in the relevant organisations at the basin and local levels; the development of a system of planning and management for water resources taking into account the growing demand for water, the demands of a market economy, the need for environmental protection and ecological balance, as well as the effects of climate change; and the devlopment and implementation of an action programme for the implementation of the IWRM principles, including the consideration of technical cooperation with international financial organisations and other development partners. [3] Given that the Strategy was adopted by Presidential decree in July 2020, the IWRM goals have not yet been implemented, but according to the Implementation Roadmap for the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"«Дорожную карту» по реализации в 2020–2022 годах задач, определенных в Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"), the aims and goals of the reform and development of the water sector in line with the IWRM principles are to be determined by September 2020. [3, 4]","Venezuela’s 2007 Water Resources Law includes IWRM principles comprehensively. \n\nArticle 1 states that its goal is to regulate the integrated management of water resources [1]. Further, Article 7 states that the integrated management of water resources is in the public interest. Article 3 defines integrated water resources management as “the set of technical, scientific, economic, financial, institutional, management, legal and operational activities directed to conservation and exploitation of water for the collective good, considering water resources in all their forms and the associated natural ecosystems, the hydrographic basins that contain them, the actors and interests of users, the different territorial levels of government, and environmental, territorial organization and socioeconomic development policies of the country” [1]. Article 4 states that the IWRM has to main objectives: first, ensuring the conservation, protection, sustainable exploitation and recovery of surface and subterranean waters in order to human, ecological and economic needs, and second, preventing and controlling the possible negative effects of water on the population and goods [1]. Article 5 establishes 12 principles for IWRM, which include: water as a fundamental human right, its indispensable nature for life and development, water as a collective good that all should be able to access, the basin/watershed as the basic unit for IWRM, the participatory nature of IWRM, efficiency, equality, sustainability, solidarity of users’ contributions to ensuring conservation, and conservation as the overriding goal, among others [1]. Article 41 lists five tools for carrying out IWRM: the Water Information Subsystem, integrated water resources management plans, administrative control of water usage, the National Registry of Users of Water Sources, the economic and financial system [1]. \n\nThe IWRM portal states that Venezuela \"has not completed and submitted the assessment of IWRM status of implementation for the baseline assessment of SDG Indicator 6.5.1 in this reporting round\" [2].","The national water law and policies exist, and include some principles of IWRM.\n\nDecision No. 182/QD-TTG approving national action plan outlines the list of tasks and responsibilities that the government is undertaking in order to develop effective management, utilization and protection of water resources in the country. The plan defines integrated management responsibilities for various government agencies including the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, Ministry of Planning and Investment and the National Council on Water Resources, but there are no specific descriptions of implementation. [1] A 2018 voluntary national review on the implementation of SDGs confirms that the country is shifting its approach from single-sector to integrated water management through a proposal for four water basins and cooperation with the Mekong River Commission. [2] The Law on Water Resources, which was issued in 2012, does not specifically address or define IWRM. [3] Vietnam reports the score of 50 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1's sub-indicator 1.1.c on National integrated water resources management (IWRM) plans. According to the country assessment for IWRM data portal, \"Some activities related to IWRM have been and being implemented.\" [4]\n",null,null,null,"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n \n [2] Ministry of Justice, \" Water Affairs Management Law Enacted\" (مقرره در مورد کیفیت آب و کنترل و نگهداری آنها) [http://old.moj.gov.af/Content/files/OfficialGazette/01301/OG_01367.pdf]\n [https://reliefweb.int/report/afghanistan/training-afghanistan-s-water-sector-professionals-integrated-river-basin]\n \n [3] Afghanistan Research and Evaluation Unit \"Water Sector Strategy 2008\". Not available online.\n \n [4] International Commission for Water Coordination in Central Asia. \"Water Resources Management in Afghanistan: The Issues and Options\". [http://www.cawater-info.net/afghanistan/afg10_e.htm]\n \n [5] Relief Web. 30 September 2002. \"Needs assessment on soil and water in Afghanistan\". [https://reliefweb.int/report/afghanistan/needs-assessment-soil-and-water-afghanistan]\n \n [6] United Nations Environment Programme. \"Integrated Water Resource Management Portal - Afghanistan\". [http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/country].","[1] Ministry of Environment and Water. Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2017-2020. 2017. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/uploads/PNC-Programacio%CC%81nPlurianual2017-2020.pdf\n[2] IWRM data portal. Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. “Degree of integrated water resources management implementation (0 – 100)”. 2017. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Bolivia\n[3] Ministry of Environment and Water. Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2013-2017. 2013. https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Carlos_Saavedra7/publication/281244646_Plan_Nacional_de_Cuencas_de_Bolivia/links/55dcf51808ae591b309abd26/Plan-Nacional-de-Cuencas-de-Bolivia.pdf?origin=publication_detail","[1] Global Water Partnership. \"Assessment on the National Water Policy of Myanmar\" https://www.gwp.org/globalassets/global/gwp-sea_files/assessment-on-the-national-water-policy-of-myanmar.pdf [2] Myanmar National Water Resources Committee. \"Myanmar IWRM Strategic Study\". October 2014. http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf[3] Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf\n  [4] IWRM data portal. Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. “Degree of integrated water resources management implementation (0 – 100)”. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissio nFile/Myanmar [5] ASEAN IWRM. \"OVerview of IWRM in Myanmar\". https://aseaniwrm.water.gov.my/iwrm-in-myanmar/","[1] Office of the President of the Republic (Brazil). \"Law no. 9,433 of 8 January 1997. Establishes the National Policy for Water Resources, creates the National Water Resources Management System, regulates item XIX of Article 21 of the Federal Constitution, and alters Article 1 of Law no. 8,001 of 13 March 1990, which amended Law no. 7,990 of 28 December 1989 (Lei no. 9.433 de 8 de janeiro de 1997. Institui a Política National de Recursos Hídricos, cria o Sistema National de Gerenciamento de Recursos Hídricos, regulamenta o inciso XIX do art. 21 da Constituição Federal, e altera o art. 1º da Lei nº 8.001, de 13 de março de 1990, que modificou a Lei nº 7.990, de 28 de dezembro de 1989)\". http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/leis/l9433.htm\n[2] Ministry of Environment (Brazil). National Council for Water Resources. \"Resolution no. 181 of 7 December 2016. Approves the Priorities, Actions and Goals of the National Plan for Water Resources for 2016-2020 (Resolução no. 181 de 7 de dezembro de 2016. Aprova as Prioridades, Ações e Metas do Plano National de Recursos Hídricos para 2016-2020)\". http://www.cnrh.gov.br/plano-National-de-recursos-hidricos/1974-resolucao-n-181-de-07-de-dezembro-de-2016/file\n[3] IWRM data portal. 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National Potable Water and Sanitation Strategy. 2016. https://www.agua.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/downloads/2016/07/REVISTA-SENAGUA.compressed.pdf\n[4] IWRM data portal. Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. “Degree of integrated water resources management implementation (0 – 100)”. 2017. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Ecuador\n[5] Secretariat of Water. For the first time, Ecuador will have a National Water Plan. 2016. https://www.agua.gob.ec/plan-nacional-de-recursos-hidricos-se-ajustara-a-las-necesidades-del-pais/\n[6] Secretariat of Water. National Plan for Comprehensive and Integrated Management of Water Resources is strengthened by the signing of the contract between the Secretariat of Water and INECO. 2013. https://www.agua.gob.ec/plan-nacional-de-gestion-integrada-e-integral-de-recursos-hidricos-se-fortalece-con-firma-de-contrato-entre-secretaria-del-agua-e-ineco/\n[7] Yánez, Luis, et al. 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[https://www.pseau.org/outils/ouvrages/mha_lettre_de_politique_sectorielle_de_developpement_2016_2025_2017.pdf].\n(3)République du Sénégal. 2007. \"PLAN D'ACTIONS POUR LA GESTION INTÉGRÉE\nDES RESSOURCES EN EAU DU SÉNÉGAL\". [https://www.pseau.org/outils/ouvrages/dgpre_plan_d_actions_pour_la_gestion_integree_des_ressources_en_eau_du_senegal_2007.pdf]. \n(4)AFDB. \"Projet de mise en œuvre du plan d’action Gestion Intégrée des Ressources en Eau (PAGIRE) du Sénégal\". [https://projectsportal.afdb.org/dataportal/VProject/show/P-SN-EAZ-002?lang=en]. \n(5)Global Water Partnership (GWP). 2010. \"Planning for IWRM in Senegal\". 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National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf\n  [4] IWRM data portal. Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. “Degree of integrated water resources management implementation (0 – 100)”. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissio nFile/Myanmar [5] ASEAN IWRM. \"OVerview of IWRM in Myanmar\". https://aseaniwrm.water.gov.my/iwrm-in-myanmar/","[1] Global Water Partnership. \"Assessment on the National Water Policy of Myanmar\" https://www.gwp.org/globalassets/global/gwp-sea_files/assessment-on-the-national-water-policy-of-myanmar.pdf [2] Myanmar National Water Resources Committee. \"Myanmar IWRM Strategic Study\". October 2014. http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf[3] Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf\n  [4] IWRM data portal. Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. “Degree of integrated water resources management implementation (0 – 100)”. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissio nFile/Myanmar [5] ASEAN IWRM. \"OVerview of IWRM in Myanmar\". https://aseaniwrm.water.gov.my/iwrm-in-myanmar/","[1] Water Legislation (No.31), Syrian Arab Republic. 16 November 2005.\nhttp://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/syr81193.pdf \n\n[2] Ministry of Water Resources, Executive instructions for the Syrian Water Legislation promulgated by Law No. 31, 2009\nhttp://mowr.gov.sy/index.php?d=64&id=166\n\n[3] Status Report on Integrated Water Resources Management and Water Efficiency Plans - Prepared for the 16th session of the Commission on Sustainable Development - May 2008 Accessed: http://www.unwater.org/app/uploads/2017/05/UNW_Status_Report_IWRM.pdf\n\n[4] Technical Report - Final, \"Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in Syria A conceptual framework and guiding principle for the Muhafaza of Tartous\", December 2010\nhttps://www.researchgate.net/publication/311666924_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_IWRM_in_Syria_A_conceptual_framework_and_guiding_principle_for_the_Muhafaza_of_Tartous","[1] Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan. “Water legislation”, (“Водное законодательство”). [https://www.mewr.tj/?page_id=868].\n\n[2] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 2 Apr 2020. “Water Code of the Republic of Tajikistan of 2 April 2020, №1688”, (“Водный Кодекс Республики Таджикистан от 2 апреля 2020 года, №1688”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=136153].\n\n[3] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2012. “Roadmap of the National Policy Dialogue on IWRM in the Republic Tajikistan”. [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/water/npd/TJ_Roadmap_NPD_in_TJ_April2012_Eng.pdf].\n\n[4] Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan. 20 Oct 2000. “Water Code of the Republic of Tajikistan of 20 October 2000, № 148”, (“Водный Кодекс Республики Таджикистан от 2 октября 2000 года, № 148”). [https://mewr.tj/wp-content/uploads/files/Kodeks_vodi.pdf].","[1] Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan. “Water legislation”, (“Водное законодательство”). [https://www.mewr.tj/?page_id=868].\n\n[2] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 2 Apr 2020. “Water Code of the Republic of Tajikistan of 2 April 2020, №1688”, (“Водный Кодекс Республики Таджикистан от 2 апреля 2020 года, №1688”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=136153].\n\n[3] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2012. “Roadmap of the National Policy Dialogue on IWRM in the Republic Tajikistan”. [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/water/npd/TJ_Roadmap_NPD_in_TJ_April2012_Eng.pdf].\n\n[4] Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan. 20 Oct 2000. “Water Code of the Republic of Tajikistan of 20 October 2000, № 148”, (“Водный Кодекс Республики Таджикистан от 2 октября 2000 года, № 148”). [https://mewr.tj/wp-content/uploads/files/Kodeks_vodi.pdf].","[1] Global Water Partnership. \"Assessment on the National Water Policy of Myanmar\" https://www.gwp.org/globalassets/global/gwp-sea_files/assessment-on-the-national-water-policy-of-myanmar.pdf [2] Myanmar National Water Resources Committee. \"Myanmar IWRM Strategic Study\". October 2014. http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf[3] Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf\n  [4] IWRM data portal. Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. “Degree of integrated water resources management implementation (0 – 100)”. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissio nFile/Myanmar [5] ASEAN IWRM. \"OVerview of IWRM in Myanmar\". https://aseaniwrm.water.gov.my/iwrm-in-myanmar/","[1]The Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs, National Basin Management Strategy Document, 2014.\nhttps://www.resmigazete.gov.tr/eskiler/2014/07/20140704-23-1.doc\n[2] The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Directorate for European Union, 2007-2013\nhttps://www.ab.gov.tr/files/Muktesebat_Uyum_Programi/27_Cevre.pdf\n[3] The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, Directive 2000/60/EC, Accessed on 2019\nhttps://www.tarimorman.gov.tr/SYGM/Belgeler/ab%20 mevzuat%C4%B1/2000-60-Water%20Framework%20Directive-ENG.pdf [4] UN Environment–DHI Centre on Water and Environment, IWRM Data Portal national submission file Turkey, 2017, http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Turkey\n","[1] SDG Knowledge Hub. 2 October 2012. \"UNECE Welcomes Turkmenistan's Progress on IWRM\". [http://sdg.iisd.org/news/unece-welcomes-turkmenistan’s-progress-on-iwrm]\n\n[2] Government of Turkmenistan. 5 October 2019. \"Water Code of Turkmenistan\" (\"Водный кодекс Туркменистана\"). [http://continent-online.com/Document/?doc_id=38999429] \n\n[3] SDG Knowledge Hub. 11 April 2013. \"Turkmenistan Adopts Draft Water Code\". [http://sdg.iisd.org/news/turkmenistan-adopts-draft-water-code]\n\n[4] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 7 April 2014. \"Turkmenistan to develop road map on integrated water resources management within the framework of UNECE Water Convention\". [http://www.unece.org/info/media/presscurrent-press-h/environment/2014/turkmenistan-to-develop-road-map-on-integrated-water-resources-management-within-the-framework-of-unece-water-convention/turkmenistan-to-develop-road-map-on-integrated-water-resources-management-within-the-framework-of-unece-water-convention.html]\n\n[5] IWRM Data Portal. \"Country database\". [http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/countrydatabase]\n\n[6] Government of Turkmenistan. [http://turkmenistan.gov.tm]. \n\n[7] Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection of Turkmenistan. [http://minagri.gov.tm]. \n\n[8] Turkmenportal. [http://turkmenportal.com].","[1] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use.\" (\"Закон Республики Узбекистан «О воде и водопользовании»\" 6 мая 1993 г., № 837-XII). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/93202].\n\n[2] IWRM Data Portal. Uzbekistan 2017 Baseline Submission. [http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/countrydatabase].\n\n[3] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 19 February 2020. \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/396].\n\n[4] President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan \"On the Approval of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" No. UP-6024 of 10 July 2020 (Указ Президента «Об утверждении концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы» № УП–6024, 10.07.2020 г.). [https://yuz.uz/ru/news/ozbekiston-respublikasi-suv-xojaligini-rivojlantirishning-2020-2030-yillarga-moljallangan-kontseptsiyasini-tasdiqlash-togrisida].","[1] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use.\" (\"Закон Республики Узбекистан «О воде и водопользовании»\" 6 мая 1993 г., № 837-XII). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/93202].\n\n[2] IWRM Data Portal. Uzbekistan 2017 Baseline Submission. [http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/countrydatabase].\n\n[3] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 19 February 2020. \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/396].\n\n[4] President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan \"On the Approval of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" No. UP-6024 of 10 July 2020 (Указ Президента «Об утверждении концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы» № УП–6024, 10.07.2020 г.). [https://yuz.uz/ru/news/ozbekiston-respublikasi-suv-xojaligini-rivojlantirishning-2020-2030-yillarga-moljallangan-kontseptsiyasini-tasdiqlash-togrisida].","[1] National Assembly of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Water Resources Law. 2007. http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/texts/ven69647.doc\n[2] IWRM data portal. Country Data: Venezuela. 2019. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/Data.html?Country=Venezuela","[1] Global Water Partnership. \"Assessment on the National Water Policy of Myanmar\" https://www.gwp.org/globalassets/global/gwp-sea_files/assessment-on-the-national-water-policy-of-myanmar.pdf [2] Myanmar National Water Resources Committee. \"Myanmar IWRM Strategic Study\". October 2014. http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf[3] Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf\n  [4] IWRM data portal. Country Questionnaire for UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. “Degree of integrated water resources management implementation (0 – 100)”. http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissio nFile/Myanmar [5] ASEAN IWRM. \"OVerview of IWRM in Myanmar\". https://aseaniwrm.water.gov.my/iwrm-in-myanmar/"]
[null,"1.1.3",null,0,2,1,1,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,1,1,0,0,0,1,1,0,1,1,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,1,null,null,null,"The national water law in Afghanistan does not refer to measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact.\n \n The 2009 Water Law states that management and planning for the transboundary waters between Afghanistan and its neighboring countries and changes of watercourses are the responsibility of the Ministry of Energy and Water with agreements from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Border and Tribal Affairs. [1] A new Water Law adopted in 2020 maintains these provisions. [2] However, neither law makes any further mention of transboundary waters or impacts. \n \nThe National Water Affairs Regulation Authority assumed responsibility for the water sector in February 2020, with the Ministry of Energy and Water divided into two independent departments under Presidential Decree 36, which could not be found online. [7] No evidence of separate legislation on transboundary water control was found on the websites of the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority or other ministries designated as responsible by the Water Law. [3, 4, 5 ,6]","Bolivia’s National Watershed Plan (PNC) comprehensively describes measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact. \n\nThe PNC was last updated in 2017, by the Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2017-2020 (PP), which implements the PNC’s strategies [1]. Article 377 of the Constitution of the PNC (the legal text which acts as the basis of the law) tasks the government of Bolivia with caring for border and transboundary waters “for the conservation of water wealth that contributes to the integration of peoples\" [1]. The Ministry of the Environment and Water is tasked with coordinating with the Ministries of Foreign Relations and Development Planning to manage transboundary impacts related to water resources, biodiversity, environment and climate change [1]. \nSpecifically, Component 4 of the PNC, Water Quality Management, tasks the Ministry of Environment and Water with establishing water information systems that contribute to the proper management of Transboundary Basins [1]. Further, the PNC “contributes to the integrated management of water resources in transboundary basins”, including specific objectives to study and monitor transboundary waters, identify vulnerabilities related to climate change and natural disasters, and improve inter-institutional and transboundary coordination to deal with these issues. [1]. The prior version of the PP, which covered the period 2013-2017 also described transboundary basin management, as in the current version [2]. The website of the Ministry of Environment and Water does not contain additional public information regarding the implementation of transboundary basin management activities [3].","In Bosnia and Herzegovina, entity level water legislation refers to measures to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact, but these measures are not described comprehensively.\n\nWater Laws of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Republic of Srpska state that the procedures for regulation of the use of transboundary waters or discharging waste in transboundary waters are issued in accordance with procedures established by international treaties or conventions. [1,2]. \n\nThough, In 1999, Bosnia and Herzegovina has accessed the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. [1] This legislation is more a guiding principle for governing interactions between states and does not describe measures to prevent, control or reduce transboundary impacts. \n\nThe Water Law of Brcko District does not have any reference related to transboundary waters. [3]","The National Policy for Water Resources on briefly mentions management of Transboundary issues. A more recent National Plan expands on this however this too cannot be considered comprehensive coverage.\n\nThere is only one mention of \"transboundary\" in Law no. 9,433 of 1997 that implemented the National Policy for Water Resources. Article 39-V-§2 identifies hydrographic basin committees of transboundary basins as other actors that will share the management of their respective basins. Those committees must have one representative from the Ministry of Foreign Relations. [4] \n\nBrazil's National Plan for Water Resources (PNRH) refers to measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact, but these measures are not described comprehensively. Priority 14 of the PNRH is to develop actions for management of river water that is shared with other countries. This Priority includes four goals (Goals 58 through 61). [1]\n\nGoal 58 - Establish a pilot agenda for the management of border and transboundary water resources for the Amazon, by microregions.\nGoal 59 - Analyze and propose changes to the composition of the mixed binational / tri-national commissions.\nGoal 60 - Establish an agenda for the Technical Group for the Management of Transboundary Water Resources (CTG RHT) of the National Council for Water Resources (CNRH).\nGoal 61 - Implement the agenda of CTG RHT.\n\nNo further detail or information is provided on those goals in the website for the CNRH. [2][3] \n\n","Cambodia's national policy on water resources management makes some reference to measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact. \n\nThe policy's section on Mitigation of Water-related Hazards mentions the roles of regional and international organisations including Mekong River Commission and the WMO-ESCAP Typhoon Committee in coordinating programmes and projects to mitigate transboundary-level impacts. It also recognises the need to collaborate with countries that shares Mekong River Basin such as China, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam in mitigating transboundary water-related hazards in accordance with the 1995 Agreement on Cooperation for Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin. However, no specific measures are outlined in the policy besides emphasizing on the need to collaborate with other Mekong countries [1].","China's national legislation on water resources management doesn't make reference to measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact. \n\nTransboundary issues are not included in its Water Law, Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law, and relevant regulations [1], although there have been initiatives and measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact. China has developed cooperative relationships with its neighboring countries on transboundary water resource protection [2]. Its cooperation with Kazakhstan, for example, is seen as a institutionalized and higher level cooperation [3].","Colombia’s national water resources policy, the National Policy for the Integrated Management of Water Resources (PNGIRH), briefly refers to transboundary issues, but the policy does not describe comprehensive measures to address transboundary impacts. \n\nThe PNGIRH was issued in 2010 and covers the 12-year period to 2022. The Policy is based on eight principles and contains six specific objectives [1]. The PHNGIRH refers to transboundary impacts once in its 128 pages. The Policy notes that the appropriate subnational water authority worked through the International Affairs Office of the current Ministry of the Environment to coordinate with Venezuela on topics related to the management of the transboundary Carraipia-Paraguachon basin [2]. The Policy does not describe the efforts [2]. \n\nThe PNGIRH is complemented by the National Water Plan (PHN), which sets priorities for action and projects to carry out the PNGIRH. The most recent version of the PHN covered the period from 2014-2018 [3]. The PHN also refers to transboundary water resources once, although it refers to different resources than the basin included in the PNGIRH. The PHN mentions the lack of information regarding Transboundary Aquifer Systems, except for the Tachira-Pamplonita and La Guajira systems [3]. \n\nIn 2018, UN Water published a Global baseline for SDG indicator 6.5.2 titled “Progress on Transboundary Water Cooperation”. The document’s Annex I provides scores for countries for progress on rivers and lakes, aquifers, and SDG indicator 6.5.2. Colombia received a score of 1.1% on the rivers and lakes component and did not receive scores for progress on aquifers or SDG indicator 6.5.2 [4]. ","Croatian Water Management Strategy and Water Law refer to measures to prevent, control or reduce transboundary impact, but these measures are not described comprehensively.\n\nAccording to article 5 of the Water Law water management with transboundary impacts shall be managed through cooperation with other states, conclusion and implementation of international agreements, informing about transboundary impacts on waters and the water \n\nWater Management Strategy, under section 3.1.4. refers to the Convention on protection and use of cross-border watercourses and international lakes as the framework document for the prevention, control and environmentally sound management of international surface and groundwater. In addition, under section 5.1.2, where operational objectives and measures are presented, prevention, control and environmentally sound management of transboundary resources is mentioned as one of the measures. [1, 2]","Ecuador’s 2014 national water resources law, the Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, does not include reference to transboundary-level impacts. Article 85 of the law refers to promoting “joint regional strategies for water conservation within the framework of international agreements to which the State is party” [1]. However, there are not other relevant references to international or transboundary issues in the law [1]. Similarly, the law’s implementing regulations (Executive Decree 650 of 2015) do not mention transboundary issues [2]. The 2016 National Potable Water and Sanitation Strategy (ENAS) only mentions transboundary issues once, in connection with the UN SDGs, reiterating the goal of putting IWRM into practice by 2030, including via transboundary cooperation as necessary [3]. In May 2016 Ecuador issued the National Plan for Comprehensive and Integrated Management of Water Resources in Basins and Watersheds in Ecuador [4]. However, it is important to note that the Secretariat of Water was not made this plan publicly available at its website [4, 5]. A summary of the Plan available at the UNESCO website does not mention transboundary or international issues [6].","In Guinea, the national water law or policy does not include reference to transboundary-level impacts. \n\nGuinea's Water Code has a brief chapter dedicated to TBW (article 55). Nevertheless, it does not refer to measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact. (1) Nor is there any avialable evidence that the Sectoral Policy Letter mentions Transboundary Water Imapcts [2,3,4] The National Water Policy, which is currently being developed, will contain TBW elements, related to cooperation - hwoever no details are available. [5]","Though the 1982 Fair Water Distribution Act does not mention transboundary impacts directly, measures to reduce transboundary impacts are outlined in the Sixth five year development plan. However these plans cannot be considered policy examples. \n\nThe Ministry of Energy is responsible to manage water resources according to the 1982 Fair Water Distribution Act [1]. There is not mention of transboundary impacts in the 1982 Fair Water Distribution Act [1].\n\nIn the sixth 5-year development plan there are policy outlines and action plans regarding measures to reduce, prevent and control transboundary impact [2]. \n\nIn the Ministry's performance report for the 6th development plan there are two explicit sections that address transboundary impacts:\n\na) taking necessary political, economic and constructive measures to stabilise and increase Iran's share of transboundary rivers such as Hirmand as well as provision of the rivers' environmental water share - this section includes plans for meetings and formation of MoIs with neighbouring countries, the formation of development plans for water and soil resources in western borders and mutual agreements to control pollution in transboundary waters,\n\nb) strengthening water diplomacy with neighbouring countries in transboundary basin drainages -this includes hosting meetings and conferences with neighbouring countries regarding the transboundary waters [2].\n\nThe draft version of National Integrated Water Management Plan mentions research projects and development policies for executive collaborations regarding transboundary waters but does not explicitly refer to transboundary impacts [3].","The law of ministry of water resources law (Law 50 of 2008) stipulates that the international cooperation on the management of water resources is an important role of the ministry (1). However there is no reference to Transboundary impacts (1)\n\nIndeed, it declares: \n- Article 2: the ministry’s main objective is “to protect Iraq's rights in transboundary waters and maintain communications and exchange information on water with riparian states.\n- Article 3: It shall contribute to “the international, regional and Arab organizations as well as non-governmental organizations specialized in water and environmental resources” (1,3)\n\nFurthermore, the planned National Water Council law, which is currently before parliament, is focused precisely on managing these transboundary issues. In fact, it introduces two new articles on the issue (2): \n- Article 5: “The Council is in charge of preparing negotiations regarding transboundary waters in order to reach agreements and to link this issue in the overall political, economic, commercial and technical relations with the neighboring countries”, \n- Article 9: “Among its five departments the council will have a Department of International Relations, responsible of studying, auditing and following up the negotiations procedures”. (At the moment, the structure of the Ministry of Water Resources as stated in the Law 50 of 2008 do not include an International Relations department or service).\n\nDG 6.5.2 country profile has not been published. \n","Kazakhstan's water law refers to measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary impact, but does not describe them comprehensively.\n \n Article 15 of the Water Code specifically addresses transboundary waters, but simply defines them as waters that define or cross Kazakhstan's borders, and states that the rules for using and protecting them are set by the Water Code, the Law on the State Border and international treaties. [1] \n \n Chapter 31 of the Water Code is also dedicated to the \"use and protection of transboundary waters\", spanning articles 141–145. [1] Article 141 states that Kazakhstan will abide by international treaties, participate in harmonization of water legislation with neighbouring countries, and foster scientific and technical cooperation to jointly develop and implement norms, standards, projects and monitoring. [1] Article 142 states that policy towards transboundary waters is guided by the following principles: environmental, sanitary and epidemiological safety; international environmental cooperation; the right of all countries to fair, reasonable, mutually beneficial use of water resources; consideration of future generations' needs; balancing environmental, human and economic interests; mutual assistance; peaceful dispute resolution; precautionary measures to prevent transboundary impacts; and international liability and compensation for damages caused by transboundary impacts. [1] Article 143 lists \"mechanisms of interstate cooperation\", referring to \"measures to reduce and prevent pollution\", \"establishment of limits on waste water discharges\", \"preservation and [...] restoration of ecological systems\", joint management, information exchange, unification of the regulatory framework, and joint monitoring systems. [1] Article 145 states that the \"economic basis of international cooperation\" includes compensatory liability for damages caused by transboundary impacts, reimbursement for operation of water facilities that benefit other states, and provision on a compensatory basis of transboundary waters. Article 145 states that disputes shall be settled on the basis of good will, mutual respect and good neighbourly relations, and that if a mutually acceptable resolution cannot be reached through negotiations, arbitration is advisable. [1]\n \n The draft of the 2020–2030 Water Management Programme, which has been approved but not yet adopted, notes that transboundary waters require special measures, and cites several examples of international agreements from other countries as best practices. [2, 3] It notes that successful agreements require detailed mechanisms for implementation and monitoring. [2, 3] It further includes a commitment to develop new interstate agreements, improve negotiations with neighbouring countries, establish professional working groups and realize a mechanism for water energy cooperation. [2, 3]","The national legal framework regulating water resources in Kyrgyzstan refers to measures to prevent, control or reduce transboundary impacts, but these are not described comprehensively.\n \n The principal legislation regulating water resources in Kyrgyzstan, namely the 1994 Water Law and 2005 Water Code, both provide reference to “international cooperation in the field of water”. [1, 2] The 2005 Water Code provides that interstate cooperation in the field of water resources is to be regulated by both domestic and international law. [1] However, the 2005 Water Code does not make any explicit references to transboundary impacts. [1]\n \n The 1994 Water Law goes further and provides that the “rational use and protection of water resources should be based on friendly relations and mutual assistance with foreign states, universal environmental security, comprehensive development of international environmental cooperation”. [2] It goes on to state that in the field of “water relations” with other states, Kyrgyzstan must not pollute transboundary water bodies, develop and coordinate programmes for monitoring the status of transboundary and border water bodies, and establish liability for damage caused as a result of impacts on border water bodies, among other responsibilities. [2]\n \n In addition to the above, Kyrgyzstan adopted a law on the “interstate use of water bodies, water resources and water facilities” in 2001. [3] The main objectives of the law are to preserve and protect Kyrgyzstan’s water reserves and regulate the provision of water resources to other interested sovereign states, on the basis of reasonable and mutually beneficial grounds, with consideration to market economic relations. The 2001 law specifically mentions that Kyrgyzstan is an important source of water resources in Central Asia, and that therefore measures must be taken in order to ensure water security of other countries in the region, which notably include the protection of key water infrastructure (dams, canals, water irrigation infrastructure, hydropower stations, and water reservoirs); however the 2001 Law does not make reference to transboundary impacts specifically. [3]","The national water law and policies in Laos doesn't refers to measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact.\n\nThe law on water and water resources, updated in 2017, does not make specific reference to transboundary impacts. While a 2014 draft of the revised water and water resources law contains a clause on “Cooperation for the management of transboundary water resources in the country” but no such clause is present in the final 2017 version. [1,2] The unofficial translation of the 2014 draft law charges all levels of local government with cooperating on transboundary water resources for joint use, protection, management and monitoring. [1]","Both the Law N° 02-006/AN-RM of 31 january 2002 on water [1] and Mali's national water policy PANGIRE [2] include several measures relating to preventing, controlling, and reduing impacts in all water courses, be they national or transboundary, but does not deal with the issue explictly. However the PANGIRE also makes referecne to importnace of cooperation in its domestic policy. \n\nThe law makes specific mentions to preserving the quality of water at art. 14 which prohibits any kind of discharge or spill that could pollute waters and art. 16 makes specific reference to the polluter-pays principle [1]. It is to be noted that these articles do not refer only and specifically to transboundary water, rather the law applied to all types of water sources, be they national or transboundary (art. 5). [1] Moreover, the PANGIRE includes concrete measures such as the creation of several River Bassin Committees with a conslutative role [2], as well as descriptions of the roles and remits of three major organisations: The Niger River Authory (ABN), The Senegal River Basin Development Organisation (OMVS) of which 4 countries are members, and The Volta River Authority (ABV) [2]. Page 81 of the PANGIRE outlines specific measures regarding Mali's involvement in the OMVS, such as regular monitoring and updating of national regulations to fit the new international and regional cooperation decisions, it features a specific budget and human resources allocated to this action point, and a timeline [2]. Finally, the OMVS is quoted as a successful example of transboundary cooperation since its creation in 1972 by several institutions including the UN SDG evaluation [3], Tufts University [4], and the think tank Strategic Foresight Group [5]. \n\nSDG evaluation score is of 90 on the transboundary question 1.2.c [6]","No, the national water law and strategy do not include reference to transboundary level impacts [1], [2]. However, art 4 of the 2005 law on water mentions the Senegal trasnboundary river basin are regulated by the Charter of the waters of the Senegal River, adopted by the four member states of the Senegal River Basin Development Organization (\"OMVS\") in May 2002 [2]. The Charter determines:\n(a) the principles of distribution of water between the different sectors of use;\n(b) the modalities for the review and approval of new projects using water resources;\n(c) the rules relating to the preservation and protection of the environment;\n(d) the framework for the participation of water users in making basin resource management decisions. [3] \nThe Charter specifically references IWRM principles at art. 5 al 2).\n\nSenegal is the only major transboundary river in Mauritania and therefore this can be seen as national law on transbounday water. [4]","Myanmar's national policy on water resources management doesn't make reference to measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact. \n\nMyanmar’s Water Resources Committee (NWRC) published the National Water Policy (NWP) in 2014 which includes one chapter dedicated to transboundary rivers and international cooperation. The chapter lists general policies without actionable measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact. This work lists only generic policies and building/joining organizations e.g. \"Myanmar should play an active role in international water conventions, treaties and water cooperation by signing the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes Helsinki\" or \"Adequate institutional arrangements at the National (Union) level should be set up to Implement international agreements\". [1] As of May 5, 2019, Myanmar has not signed the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes Helsinki, 17 March 1992 [2]. The Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management Strategic Study does not mention any policy nor plan to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact. [3]","The national water policy refers to measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact, but these measures are not described comprehensively\n\nThe National Water Law of 2009 does not mention any measure to manage any transboundary-level impacts. The only reference to transboundary-level issues is in Article 33, which states that the National Authority of Water (ANA) is responsible for the integrated management of transboundary water. [1] The Supreme Decree No. 006-2015-MINAGRI, approving the 2015 National Policy and Strategy on Water Resources, does mention the objective to “Control and prevent the contamination of water resources in transboundary basins according to the quality management policy in force in the countries included in the basins.” However, there is no additional information about specific measures to do this. [2] \n\nThe ANA continues to work on and study transboundary water issues. In 2017, it published a report called “Integrated management in transboundary basins and the role of transboundary basin entities in the face of water stress”. The report summarises international practices on transboundary water issues and makes recommendations for best practices. [3] However the report cannot be considered an example of a national policy.","In Senegal, there is no national water resources law or policy which refers to measures to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact. \n\nIn the Sectoral Development Policy Letter 2016-2025, published in 2016 by the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation, there is a section related to the management of transboundary waters and their strategic importance. Nevertheless, it does not mention measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact. It is only mentioned the creation of alliances with neighboring countries and common projects such as the construction of dams. (1) There is no further mention of transboundary-level impacts in the Sanitation Code or in the Water Code. (2,3) Finally, in the PAGIRE, there are no references to transboundary impacts. It is only stated that there is a need to associate the transboundary organisms (OMVS, OMVG) with the national and local authorities for an integrated management of water resources, organized at the regional and local level, respectful of the environment. (4)","Serbian Water Management Strategy and Water Law refer to measures to prevent, control or reduce transboundary impact, but these measures are not described comprehensively.\n\nThe Water Management Strategy, under section 2.3.4. refers to the Convention on protection and use of cross-border watercourses and international lakes as the framework document for the prevention, control and environmentally sound management of international surface and groundwater. [1] \n\nAccording to article 92 of the Water Law, water protection, within the meaning of this law, is a set of measures and activities that protect and improve the quality of surface and groundwater, including the impact of cross-border pollution, but there are no detailed measures outlined. [2]","The national legislation refers to measures to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact, but these measures are not described comprehensively.\n\nWater Law does not refer to measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impacts however water is also covered under the Environment Protection Law , which does cover this area. However the law only refer to plans to manage existing pollutants and does not outline measures for control or prevention. [1]\n\nArticle 24a of the Environmental Protection Law defines that if the environmental pollution extends beyond the borders of the Republic of Slovenia to the territory of another country and exceeds the environmental quality standards, the Ministry, in cooperation with the competent authority of the other country, shall prepare joint or coordinated plans for the elimination of such pollution. [2]\n\nAccording to articles 44 and 59 in case that a document/plan that is under preparation was transboundary impact on another EU Member State, Ministry of Environment is obliged to send it to the competent authority of that State (article 59 defines information that need to be sent). [2]","No, Syria's national water law does not include references of reducing or preventing transboundary-level impacts. Law 31, which was passed by the Syrian parliament in 2005, and updated in 2008, with regards to water resource management does not mention any measures to prevent, control and reduce any form of transboundary-level impact. Nor any broader mention of TBW management [1]","The national legal framework regulating water resources in Tajikistan does not include reference to transboundary-level impacts.\n \n The principal legislation regulating water resources in Tajikistan, namely the 2020 Water Code provides reference to “international co-operation in the sphere of water relations”, and that interstate co-operation in the field of water resources management is to be “established on the basis of interstate agreements and international legal acts recognized by Tajikistan”. [1]\n \n It specifically provides that the Government must promote “foreign policy in the field of water relations on the basis of the need to ensure sustainable development of the economy, efficient, rational use and protection of water resources on the basis of compliance with the principles of international water law, expanded mutually beneficial and friendly co-operation with foreign states, ensuring universal environmental security, and developing international co-operation in the field of water relations”. [1]\n \n However, neither the 2020 Water Code, nor the 2011 Environmental Protection Law, make specific mention of measures to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact. [1, 2] A 2004 report from the Legal Department of the State Committee on Environmental and Forest Protection of the Republic of Tajikistan noted that “the policy of the Republic of Tajikistan on transboundary water issues is directed at rational and equitable water use for the benefit of all the people of the Central Asian region”. [3]","The national legal framework regulating water resources in Tajikistan does not include reference to transboundary-level impacts.\n \n The principal legislation regulating water resources in Tajikistan, namely the 2020 Water Code provides reference to “international co-operation in the sphere of water relations”, and that interstate co-operation in the field of water resources management is to be “established on the basis of interstate agreements and international legal acts recognized by Tajikistan”. [1]\n \n It specifically provides that the Government must promote “foreign policy in the field of water relations on the basis of the need to ensure sustainable development of the economy, efficient, rational use and protection of water resources on the basis of compliance with the principles of international water law, expanded mutually beneficial and friendly co-operation with foreign states, ensuring universal environmental security, and developing international co-operation in the field of water relations”. [1]\n \n However, neither the 2020 Water Code, nor the 2011 Environmental Protection Law, make specific mention of measures to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact. [1, 2] A 2004 report from the Legal Department of the State Committee on Environmental and Forest Protection of the Republic of Tajikistan noted that “the policy of the Republic of Tajikistan on transboundary water issues is directed at rational and equitable water use for the benefit of all the people of the Central Asian region”. [3]","The national water law and policies in Thailand do not refer to measures to prevent, control and reduce transboundary-level impact.\n\nThe national water law only makes a reference to transboundary water management in terms of transboundary river cooperation and water usage, as the Strategic Plan on Thailand’s Water Resources Management 2015-2026, which was published on the Office of National Water Resources’ website on May, 2015, but does not make any reference to transboundary impacts [1]. The Pollution Control Department made reference to the Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and Their Disposal but not the impact of transboundary pollution, to which Thailand is a party [2]. The Second National Environmental Health Strategic Plan, 2012-2016 also mentioned transboundary pollution as a threat for public health but does not mention a strategy or solution to the issue [3].","There are no references to transboundary impacts in the “National Basin Management Strategy Document”. Also, the “Law on Water” dated 1926 does not contain any articles regarding measures for transboundary impacts [1][2]\n\n\n","Turkmenistan's Water Code refers to measures to prevent transboundary impact, but these measures are not described comprehensively. \n \n Turkmenistan's Water Code includes subsections titled \"Main foci of international cooperation in the area of the usage of defense of transboundary water resources\" and \"Usage of transboundary water resources\". Both sections refer to the imperative of preventing pollution in and ensuring fair use of transboundary water resources, as well as establishing the importance of multilateral cooperation in protecting transboundary waters. The \"Usage of transboundary water resources\" section states that transboundary water users \"must take all necessary measures to prevent, control and reduce water pollution that has or may have a transboundary impact\" and must \"use transboundary water facilities in a reasonable and fair way, making special note of their transboundary character.\" However, the Water Code does not refer to any specific measures, protocols, or agreements in this area. [1]\n \n While the national-level law in Turkmenistan does not contain specific measures to reduce transboundary impact, Turkmenistan has been party to the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes (Water Convention) since August 2012. [2]","The national water resources law does not refer to measures to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact. There is a committment to develop measures to further the standards and principles of UN Conventions on transboundary water use by November 2022, but there is no evidence that the measures developed will specifically be aimed at the prevention, control or reduction of any transboundary impact. \n \n The Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Water and Water Use does not provide for any national measures to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact. Art. 84 of the Law specifies that the use of transboundary water resources is determined by the international treaties entered into by the Republic of Uzbekistan and where the use of such water resources is not regulated by international treaties, use is regulated by the legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [1]\n \n Section 5.2.4 of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепцию развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") envisages the advancement of the standards and principles of the UN conventions on transboundary watercourses of 1992 and 1997, [2] to which Uzbekistan has been a party since 4 September 2007 [3, 4]. Art. 2.1 of the UN Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes provides that the parties shall take all appropriate measures to prevent, control and reduce any transboundary impact. [5] The Strategy makes no specific reference to implementing Art 2.1 of the UN Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. [2] In accordance with the Implementation Roadmap for the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"«Дорожную карту» по реализации в 2020–2022 годах задач, определенных в Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"), measures aimed at advancing the standards and principles of the UN Conventions on the use of transboundary watercourses are to be developed by the Ministry of Water Management, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, JSC UzbekGidroEnergo, the Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of Energy by November 2022. [2] \n \n No evidence of measures to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact was identified on the website of the Ministry of Water Management. [6]","The national water resources law does not refer to measures to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact. There is a committment to develop measures to further the standards and principles of UN Conventions on transboundary water use by November 2022, but there is no evidence that the measures developed will specifically be aimed at the prevention, control or reduction of any transboundary impact. \n \n The Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Water and Water Use does not provide for any national measures to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact. Art. 84 of the Law specifies that the use of transboundary water resources is determined by the international treaties entered into by the Republic of Uzbekistan and where the use of such water resources is not regulated by international treaties, use is regulated by the legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [1]\n \n Section 5.2.4 of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепцию развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") envisages the advancement of the standards and principles of the UN conventions on transboundary watercourses of 1992 and 1997, [2] to which Uzbekistan has been a party since 4 September 2007 [3, 4]. Art. 2.1 of the UN Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes provides that the parties shall take all appropriate measures to prevent, control and reduce any transboundary impact. [5] The Strategy makes no specific reference to implementing Art 2.1 of the UN Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. [2] In accordance with the Implementation Roadmap for the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"«Дорожную карту» по реализации в 2020–2022 годах задач, определенных в Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"), measures aimed at advancing the standards and principles of the UN Conventions on the use of transboundary watercourses are to be developed by the Ministry of Water Management, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, JSC UzbekGidroEnergo, the Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of Energy by November 2022. [2] \n \n No evidence of measures to prevent, control or reduce any transboundary impact was identified on the website of the Ministry of Water Management. [6]","Venezuela’s national legislation refers to transboundary basins and impacts on them, but measures to prevent, control and reduce impacts are not described comprehensively. \n\nThe 2007 Water Resources Law mentions transboundary basins twice. Article 26 states that the National Water Resources Council shall “issue an opinion regarding the origin of diversions between hydrographic regions and transboundary basins” [1]. In addition, Article 33 requires that Basin Councils include representatives of the defense and foreign relations ministries for transboundary basins [1]. \n\nArticle 17 of the Water Resources Law mentions a National Plan for Integrated Water Resources Management and Article 24 tasks the national water authority, exercised by the Ministry of Eco-Socialism and Water, with creating the plan. Article 48 states that the plan is strategic, provides guidance to the sector, and is long-term. In addition, the plan should balance competing uses based on social benefits and the economic importance of each activity [1]. However, government websites in Venezuela do not appear to contain a copy of the National Plan for Integrated Water Resources Management in order to determine if it deal with transboundary basin impacts [4].\n\nOther legislative mentions include: \n\nThe 2014 Framework Law for Aquatic Areas also mentions transboundary basins regarding sustainable water usage. Article 7 states “the National Executive will promote international cooperation regarding transboundary water basins as well as the exploitation of their resources and protection of their ecosystems, safeguarding the legitimate interests and rights of the State” [2]. However measures to implement this promotion are not detailed [2].\n\nVenezuela’s 2013-2019 Plan for the Fatherland, in section 5.2.3, tasks the government with promoting regional cooperation “for the integrated management of transboundary natural resources” and driving “cooperation with border countries on topics of environmental management and ecological areas of common interest in accordance with the principles of international law” [3]. However the plan does not mention water specifically. [3]\n\n","The national water law and policies in Vietnam make limited reference to measures to control and reduce transboundary-level impact.\n\nThe Law on Water Resources has a section on the response and remedy of transnational water source pollution incidents, but there is no discussion of control or prevention. [1] The National Action Plan on enhancing the efficiency of integrated management, protection and use of water resources is Decision No. 182/QD-TTG, which was approved in 2014, includes plans to participate in research, monitoring and international forums on transnational waters, but the work is not described comprehensively. [2] The Law on the Environment of 2014 does not mention transboundary-level efforts to protect the environment. [3] The National Water Resource Strategy towards 2020, which was released in 2006, mentioned the need to transboundary-level cooperation, but it does not describe plans for this. [4]",null,null,null,"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n \n [2] Ministry of Justice, \" Water Affairs Management Law Enacted\" (مقرره در مورد کیفیت آب و کنترل و نگهداری آنها) [http://old.moj.gov.af/Content/files/OfficialGazette/01301/OG_01367.pdf]\n \n [3] Ministry of Energy and Water [https://nwara.gov.af/]\n \n [4] Ministry of Foreign Affairs [https://www.mfa.gov.af/]\n \n [5] Mnistry of Interior [https://moi.gov.af/dr]\n \n [6] Ministry of Border and Tribal Affairs [https://mobta.gov.af/dr]\n \n [7] National Water Affairs Regulation Authority. \"Introducting the General Director of the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority\", (\"معرفی رئیس عمومی اداره ملی تنظیم امور آب\"). [https://nwara.gov.af/dr/معرفی-رئیس-عمومی-اداره-ملی-تنظیم-امور-آب]","[1] Ministry of Environment and Water. 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Institui a Política National de Recursos Hídricos, cria o Sistema National de Gerenciamento de Recursos Hídricos, regulamenta o inciso XIX do art. 21 da Constituição Federal, e altera o art. 1º da Lei nº 8.001, de 13 de março de 1990, que modificou a Lei nº 7.990, de 28 de dezembro de 1989)\". http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/leis/l9433.htm","[1]Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf [2] United Nations. \"Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes\n Helsinki, 17 March 1992\". Status as of 7/4/2019. https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-5&chapter=27&clang=_en [3]Myanmar National Water Resources Committee. \"Myanmar IWRM Strategic Study\". 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[https://www.iucn.org/fr/news/west-and-central-africa/201611/guin%C3%A9e-d%C3%A9marrage-de-l%E2%80%99%C3%A9laboration-de-la-politique-nationale-de-l%E2%80%99eau].","1- Iranian Parliament Research Center, \"Fair Water Distribution Act\", 1982, http://rc.majlis.ir/fa/law/show/90679\n2- Ministry of Energy, \"Performance Report on the 6th five-year development plan 2017/18\", 2019, https://bit.ly/2WKIL7D\n3- Cold Water Fish Aquaculture of Iran, \"Draft of National Integrated Water Management Plan\", 8th edition, https://bit.ly/2WvFUjl","1. FAO \"FAOLEX Database Ministry of Water Resources Law No. 50 of 2008.\" 2008 http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/irq147092.pdf 2. Baghdad Today \"The draft law of the National Water Council\" 2019 https://baghdadtoday.news/news/72181/%D8%A8%D8%A7%D9%84%D9%88%D8%AB%D8%A7%D8%A6%D9%82-%D8%A8%D8%BA%D8%AF%D8%A7%D8%AF-%D8%A7%D9%84%D9%8A%D9%88%D9%85-%D8%AA%D9%86%D8%B4 3. Al Forat News \"The Ministry of Water Resources Put in Place Plans to Face Water Scarcity\" 2014 http://alforatnews.com/modules/news/article.php?storytopic=39&storyid=49397","[1] Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 481-II of 9 July 2003. \"Water Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Водный кодекс Республики Казахстан.\") [https://online.zakon.kz/document/?doc_id=1042116].\n \n [2] Office of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan. 28 January 2020. \"Government approves draft 2020–2030 Water Resource Management Program of the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Правительство утвердило концепцию Программы управления водными ресурсами РК на 2020-2030 годы.\") [https://primeminister.kz/ru/news/pravitel-stvo-utverdilo-koncepciu-programmy-upravleniy-vodnymi-resursami-rk-na-2020-2030-gody].\n \n [3] Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan. 2020. \"Draft 2020–2030 State Water Management Programme.\" (\"Проект концепции Государственной программы управления водными ресурсами Казахстана на 2020-2030 годы.\") [https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/water/documents/details/8977?lang=ru].","[1] Ministry of Justice of the Kyrgyz Republic. 12 Jan 2005. “Water Code of the Kyrgyz Republic of 12 January 2005 № 8”, (“Водный Кодекс Кыргызской Республики от 12 января 2005 года № 8”). [http://cbd.minjust.gov.kg/act/view/ru-ru/1605?cl=ru-ru]\n\n[2] Ministry of Justice of the Kyrgyz Republic. 14 Jan. 1994 “Law of the Kyrgyz Republic of 14 January 1994 № 1422-XI on water”, (“Закон Кыргызской Республики от 14 января 1994 года № 1422-XII О воде”). [https://www.water.gov.kg/materials/zakon/01.pdf]\n\n[3] Ministry of Justice of the Kyrgyz Republic. 23 Jul 2001. “Law of the Kyrgyz Republic of 23 July 2001 № 76 on the International use of water bodies, water resources and water facilities of the Kyrgyz Republic”, (“Закон Кыргызской Республики от 23 июля 2001 года № 76 О Межгосударственном использовании водных объектов, водных ресурсов и водохозяйственных сооружений Кыргызской Республики”). [http://cbd.minjust.gov.kg/act/view/ru-ru/483]","[1]Ministry of Transport. 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October 2014. http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf","[1] Government of Mali, \"Law N° 02-006/AN-RM of 31 january 2002 on water\", 2002, http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/mli34988.pdf \n[2] Ministry of Mines, Energy, and Water, \"National Water Policy\", 26 February 2006, https://www.dnhmali.org/IMG/Politique_Nationale_de_l_eau.pdf\n[3] UNEPDHI \"SDG 6.5.1 Mali Country Report\" 2017 http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Mali\n[4] Tufts University, \"Thirty Years Of Cooperation In The Senegal River Basin\", Undated, www.tufts.edu/water/pdf/waterconflict/ousmanedione.pdf\n[5] Strategic Foresight Group, \"Water Cooperation for a Secure World\", 2013, https://www.strategicforesight.com/inner-articles.php?id=310#.VKkI7HshHVI\n[6] UNEPDHI \"SDG 6.5.1 Mali Country Report\" 2017 http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Mali","[1] Government of Mauritania, \"\"Water Law 30-2005\", 2005, http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/mau69252.pdf \n[2] Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation, \"Development Strategy for the Water and Sainitation sector\", 2012, http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/mau160742.pdf \n[3] OMVS, \"Charte des eaux du fleuve Sénégal\", 2002, http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/mli155453.pdf\n[4] Transboundary Water Assessment Program [TWAP] http://twap-rivers.org/assets/GEF_TWAPRB_TableTransboundaryBasins.pdf","[1]Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf [2] United Nations. \"Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes\n Helsinki, 17 March 1992\". Status as of 7/4/2019. https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-5&chapter=27&clang=_en [3]Myanmar National Water Resources Committee. \"Myanmar IWRM Strategic Study\". October 2014. http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf","[1] Government of Perú. “Ley de recursos hidricos.” https://www.ANA.gob.pe/media/316755/leyrh.pdf\n[2] Government of Perú. “Decreto Supremo Nº006-2015-MINAGRI, Decreto Supremo que aprueba la Política y Estrategia Nacional de Recursos Hídricos.”. http://www.minagri.gob.pe/portal/decreto-supremo/ds-2015/12601-decreto-supremo-n-006-2015-minagri\n[3] National Authority of Water. “Gestión integrada en cuencas transfronterizas y rol de las entidades de cuenca transfronteriza ante el estrés hídrico: segunda parte”. 2017. http://repositorio.ANA.gob.pe/handle/ANA/2618\n","(1)République du Sénégal. 2016. \"Lettre de Politique Sectorielle de Développement\". [https://www.pseau.org/outils/ouvrages/mha_lettre_de_politique_sectorielle_de_developpement_2016_2025_2017.pdf].\n(2)Gouvernement du Sénégal. 2009. \"Code de l'Assainissement\". [https://www.sec.gouv.sn/sites/default/files/loisetdecrets/Loi%20n%C2%B02009-24%20du%208%20juillet%202009%20portant%20Code%20de%20l%E2%80%99Assainissement..pdf]. \n(3) Ministère de l'hydraulique et de l'assainissement. 1981. \"Code de l'eau\". [http://www.mha.gouv.sn/IMG/pdf/code_de_l_eau.pdf].\n(4)République du Sénégal. 2007. \"PLAN D’ACTIONS POUR LA GESTION INTEGREE\nDES RESSOURCES EN EAU DU SENEGAL\". [https://www.pseau.org/outils/ouvrages/dgpre_plan_d_actions_pour_la_gestion_integree_des_ressources_en_eau_du_senegal_2007.pdf].","[1]Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf [2] United Nations. \"Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes\n Helsinki, 17 March 1992\". Status as of 7/4/2019. https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-5&chapter=27&clang=_en [3]Myanmar National Water Resources Committee. \"Myanmar IWRM Strategic Study\". October 2014. http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf","[1]Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf [2] United Nations. \"Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes\n Helsinki, 17 March 1992\". Status as of 7/4/2019. https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-5&chapter=27&clang=_en [3]Myanmar National Water Resources Committee. \"Myanmar IWRM Strategic Study\". October 2014. http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf","[1] Water Legislation (No.31), Syrian Arab Republic. 16 November 2005.\nhttp://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/syr81193.pdf ","[1] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 2 Apr 2020. “Water Code of the Republic of Tajikistan of 2 April 2020, №1688”, (“Водный Кодекс Республики Таджикистан от 2 апреля 2020 года, №1688”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=136153].\n\n[2] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 2 Aug 2011. “Law of the Republic of Tajikistan of August 2, 2011 № 760 \"On Environmental Protection\"”, (“Закон Республики Таджикистан от 2 августа 2011 года №760 \"Об охране окружающей среды\"”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?rgn=114977].\n\n[3] H. Shonazarov – Director of the Legal Department of the State Committee on Environmental and Forest Protection of the Republic of Tajikistan. 13 Dec 2004. “Tajikistan National Report”. [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/water/meetings/ecosystem/Reports/Tajikistan_ru.pdf].","[1] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 2 Apr 2020. “Water Code of the Republic of Tajikistan of 2 April 2020, №1688”, (“Водный Кодекс Республики Таджикистан от 2 апреля 2020 года, №1688”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=136153].\n\n[2] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 2 Aug 2011. “Law of the Republic of Tajikistan of August 2, 2011 № 760 \"On Environmental Protection\"”, (“Закон Республики Таджикистан от 2 августа 2011 года №760 \"Об охране окружающей среды\"”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?rgn=114977].\n\n[3] H. Shonazarov – Director of the Legal Department of the State Committee on Environmental and Forest Protection of the Republic of Tajikistan. 13 Dec 2004. “Tajikistan National Report”. [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/water/meetings/ecosystem/Reports/Tajikistan_ru.pdf].","[1]Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf [2] United Nations. \"Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes\n Helsinki, 17 March 1992\". Status as of 7/4/2019. https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-5&chapter=27&clang=_en [3]Myanmar National Water Resources Committee. \"Myanmar IWRM Strategic Study\". October 2014. http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf","[1]Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs, National Basin Management Strategy Document, 2014.\nhttps://www.resmigazete.gov.tr/eskiler/2014/07/20140704-23-1.doc\n[2] Official Gazette, Law on Water, 10 May 1926\nhttp://www.mevzuat.gov.tr/MevzuatMetin/1.3.831.pdf","[1] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 7 April 2014. \"Turkmenistan to develop road map on integrated water resources management within the framework of UNECE Water Convention\". [http://www.unece.org/info/media/presscurrent-press-h/environment/2014/turkmenistan-to-develop-road-map-on-integrated-water-resources-management-within-the-framework-of-unece-water-convention/turkmenistan-to-develop-road-map-on-integrated-water-resources-management-within-the-framework-of-unece-water-convention.html]\n\n[2] Government of Turkmenistan. 5 October 2019. \"Water Code of Turkmenistan\" (\"Водный кодекс Туркменистана\"). [http://continent-online.com/Document/?doc_id=38999429]","[1] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use.\" (\"Закон Республики Узбекистан «О воде и водопользовании»\" 6 мая 1993 г., № 837-XII). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/93202].\n\n[2] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 19 February 2020. \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/396].\n\n[3] United Nations Treaty Collection. Accessed 13 July 2020. \"Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes, Helsinki, 17 March 1992\". [https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-5&chapter=27&clang=_en].\n\n[4] United Nations Treaty Collection. Accessed 13 July 2020. \"Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses, New York, 21 May 1997\". [https://treaties.un.org/pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=IND&mtdsg_no=XXVII-12&chapter=27&lang=en].\n\n[5] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. Accessed 13 July 2020. \"Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/water/publications/WAT_Text/ECE_MP.WAT_41.pdf].\n\n[6] Ministry of Water Management. Accessed 13 July 2020. [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru].","[1] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use.\" (\"Закон Республики Узбекистан «О воде и водопользовании»\" 6 мая 1993 г., № 837-XII). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/93202].\n\n[2] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 19 February 2020. \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/396].\n\n[3] United Nations Treaty Collection. Accessed 13 July 2020. \"Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes, Helsinki, 17 March 1992\". [https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-5&chapter=27&clang=_en].\n\n[4] United Nations Treaty Collection. Accessed 13 July 2020. \"Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses, New York, 21 May 1997\". [https://treaties.un.org/pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=IND&mtdsg_no=XXVII-12&chapter=27&lang=en].\n\n[5] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. Accessed 13 July 2020. \"Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/water/publications/WAT_Text/ECE_MP.WAT_41.pdf].\n\n[6] Ministry of Water Management. Accessed 13 July 2020. [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru].","[1] National Assembly of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Water Resources Law. 2007. http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/texts/ven69647.doc\n[2] National Assembly of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Framework Law for Aquatic Areas. 2014. https://www.un.org/Depts/los/LEGISLATIONANDTREATIES/PDFFILES/Ley_Org%C3%A1nica_de_los_Espacios_Acuaticos%202014.pdf\n[3] National Assembly of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Fatherland Plan Law. 2013. http://www.minpet.gob.ve/images/biblioteca/plan_patria/ley_plan_patria.pdf\n[4] Bolivarian Government of Venezuela. Web de MPPDPSGG. 2019. http://www.presidencia.gob.ve/Site/Web/Principal/paginas/classIndex.php","[1]Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf [2] United Nations. \"Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes\n Helsinki, 17 March 1992\". Status as of 7/4/2019. https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-5&chapter=27&clang=_en [3]Myanmar National Water Resources Committee. \"Myanmar IWRM Strategic Study\". October 2014. http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf"]
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[null,"1.2.1",null,1,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,0,2,0,1,2,1,1,0,1,2,2,2,2,0,2,2,2,2,1,2,2,1,1,null,null,null,"Afghanistan has a national permitting system for wastewater discharges, however it is not sector specific.\n \n Based on the Water Law of 2009, institutions providing water supply and wastewater disposal services shall maintain a balanced record of water consumption and wastewater disposal including a record of physical, chemical and bacteriological quality for water. [1] Possessing an Activity Permit or a Usage License is mandatory when disposing of wastewater into water resources and disposing of drainage water into water resources. [1] The Law states that the procedure to issue Activity Permits and Usage Licenses will be prepared and approved by the Ministry of Energy and Water with the cooperation of other relevant institutions and line Ministries. [1] A new Water Law adopted in 2020 maintains these provisions. [2] The National Water Affairs Regulation Authority assumed responsibility for the water sector in February 2020, with the Ministry of Energy and Water divided into two independent departments under Presidential Decree 36, which could not be found online. [11]\n \n Article 27 of the Environmental Law 2007 states that: \"Unless in possession of and in compliance with a valid pollution control license, no person may discharge or cause or permit the discharge of a pollutant into the environment, whether land, air or water, if that discharge causes, or is likely to cause, a significant adverse effect on the environment or human health.\" Granting a license in accordance with the provisions of Article Twenty-eight of Environment law 2007 falls under the responsibility of the National Environmental Protection Agency. [3]\n \n However, no further information on permits issued in practice for wastewater discharges was found on the websites of the National Environmental Protection Agency, National Water Affairs Regulation Authority, or Ministry of Agriculture. [4, 5, 6] International water sector projects require permits to be obtained for discharge activity, but documents do not report on application of this process. [7, 8] No further evidence was found in news media. [9, 10]","Bolivia has a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges that covers multiple sectors. However the status of the implementation is unclear.\n\nThe Regulations on Water Pollution were issued by Supreme Decree 24176 in 1995. The Regulations expanda on the basic requirements set out in the Environment Law (No. 1333 of 1992). Article 2 states that the regulations apply to all “industrial, commercial, agricultural, domestic, recreation and other activities that may cause pollution in any body of water” [1]. \n\nThe regulations designate the relevant environmental authority as the Ministry of Sustainable Development and Environment at the national level and the departmental government at the subnational level. Waters are divided into four categories (A, B, C and D) from highest quality to lowest quality [1]. Article 10 states that the departmental government (subnational) is responsible for issuing permits for wastewater discharge and approving reuse of wastewater [1]. Article 34 establishes that wastewater discharges are subject to \"temporary or exceptional\" authorization. The Ministry of Environment sets and applies technical standards and is provided information regarding wastewater permits issued by the departmental governments. In addition, the Ministry licenses laboratories used for water testing [1]. \n\nHowever the status of implementation is unclear. For example no mention of the permit system was found on Ministry of Environment and Sustainability website. [2,3] Furthermore, an academic paper from 2011 described a distinct lack of enforcement and inspection capacity in Cochabamba region [4].","Bosnia and Herzegovina has a national permitting system for wastewater discharges (e.g. in industry, mining, energy, municipal, wastewater management). \n\nAccording to article 67 of the Water Law of the Republic of Srpska and article 55 of the Water Law of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Governments of Entities regulates permitting system for wastewater discharges. [1, 2] In Republic of Srpska permitting system for wastewater discharges is further regulated by the Ordinance on the Conditions for the Discharge of Wastewaters into Surface Water (e.g. for industry, municipal waste), while in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina it is regulated by the Ordinance on Conditions for wastewater Discharge in Environment and Public Sewage (e.g. for industry, energy, municipal). \n\nFor both Federation of BiH and Republic of Srpska the permitting system covers multiple sectors and if possible the criteria for needing a permit in each case. [3, 4] In Brcko District permitting system for wastewater discharges is regulated under articles 24-33 of the Water Law. [5]","Brazil has a national licensing system for wastewater discharges that covers multiple sectors.\nThe National Water Agency (ANA) is responsible for granting licenses for any entity that has the intention of using any water resources in Brazil. According to Article 12 of Law no. 9,433 of 1997, one must have licence to, among other things, \"discharge into the body of sewage and other liquid or gaseous waste, treated or untreated, for the purpose of dilution, transportation or final disposal\". [1] The law does not limit the application of the licence to any specific industry. The ANA website does not limit the application of the licence to any specific industry and it includes sections on various sectors to exemplify how each of them use water resources. The licence request must be done by any entity or person who wishes to use water resources, regardless of the sector, including industry, irrigation, consumer supply, hydroelectric energy, and others. [2][3][4][5][6] \n\nThe full list of emitted licenses can be found in ANA's website. In 2019, there has been 807 licenses emitted as of 30 April 2019. In 2018, 2,134 licenses were emitted. [7]","The licensing or permitting system for wastewater dischargers exists in Cambodia and applies to multiple sectors including industry, mining, farming, energy, and waste treatment plants [1]. \n\nArticle 10 of the Sub-Decree on Water Pollution Control approved in 1999 stipulates that companies or organisations discharging or transporting wastewater must request permits from Ministry of Environment (MOE). Types of pollution sources required to have permission from MOE before discharging wastewater are specified in annex 3 of the Sub-Decree. Those pollution sources are divided into two categories: A & B. Those in category A are subject to the prior permit from MOE when the amount of their effluent exceed 10 cubic meter per day, while those in category B are always required to apply for the permission from the MOE. The permit requirement is repeated in Article 36 of the 2007 National Law on Water Resources Management stipulating that individual who discharges wastewater into water sources without a license or permit shall be punished with a fine from 5 million to 10 million Riels or a term of imprisonment of 1 year to 5 years [2].","China has a national licensing and permitting system for wastewater discharges in multiple sectors. \n\nAs is stated in the Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law, a pollutant discharge license is required for an enterprise or public institution that will directly or indirectly discharge industrial waste water or medical sewage to waters [1]. For different sectors, China has established national discharge standard to prevent water pollution, such as the mining sector, the bioengineering sector, and the automobile industry [2].\n\n","Colombia has a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges that covers multiple sectors. \n\nArticle 2.2.3.2.20.2 of the Environment and Sustainable Development Regulations (Decree 1076 of 2015) requires all organizations that discharge wastewater to obtain an environmental license [1]. In Colombia, environmental licenses can be issued at the national level, by the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development (MADS) via the National Environmental Licensing Authority (ANLA) or at the subnational level by regional authorities, depending on the size and type of the project [2]. In addition, Resolution No. 1514 of 2012 describes the required contents of a Risk Management Plan for Discharges and states that all wastewater discharge licensees or applicants must present one [3]. \n\nRegional governments are responsible for the allocation of permits [4] and there is evidence they are implementing the sysytem. For example in Cundimarca, the region including Bogota, the stages for obtaining a permit are set out on the Regional Autonomous Corporation of Cundinamarca's website [5]","Croatia has a national licensing system for wastewater discharges for multiple sectors.\n\nAccording to articles 60-64 of the Water Law, the legal and natural persons may discharge wastewater within the prescribed emission limit values and in line with guidelines in the water permit they have obtained. Emission limit values are specified for groups or categories of pollutants (e.g. industry, agriculture, municipal wastewater management etc.). [1] \n\nThe Ordinance on Limit Values of wastewater Emissions prescribes the emission limit values in technological wastewater prior to their discharge, conditions for temporary permitting of discharges of wastewater above the prescribed quantities and emission limit values, sampling and wastewater sampling methodology, frequency of sampling and testing, etc. [2]","Ecuador’s 2014 national water resources law, the Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, establishes a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges that covers multiple sectors. Article 80 of the law defines wastewater discharges as those “that occur directly or indirectly in the public water domain” and prohibits discharges that could contaminate public waters [1]. Article 80 also establishes the National Environmental Authority, in coordination with the Secretariat of Water, as the relevant authority for controlling wastewater discharges [1]. Article 81 states that the authorization to emit wastewater discharges is included in the environmental permits that authorize activities that will result in such discharges. The discharges and mitigation plans are analyzed as part of the environmental permitting process [1]. \nThe public database of environmental records hosted by the Ministry of Environment's Single System for Environmental Information provides evidence that the wastewater discharge licensing system is active [2]. For example record MAE-RA-2019-415072 authorizes the Canton of Paltas to install a potable water treatment plant and covers wastewater discharges from the plant [3].","Guinea does not have a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges (e.g., in industry, mining, energy, municipal, wastewater management). \n\nThe Water Code states that the evacuation and discharge into the water, of any material that may cause pollution is subjected to the authorization of the Ministry of the Environment in consultation with the Ministry of Hydraulics. [1] Nevertheless, there is no evidence that this has effectively been implemented since, according to the National Environmental Policy (2011), wastewater management is the less developed sector, with wastewaters discharged directly into the street without any regulation. \n\nConcerning industry discharges, wastewaters are released into streams without any prior treatment (2) Moreover, according to the National Environmental Policy (2011), Guinea has a Sectoral Policy Letter for Water and Sanitation approved in 1996 where the policy and national strategy for water management can be found. Nevertheless, this letter is not publicly available . (2) No mention of a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges could be found in the National Directorate of Water and Forests, in the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page (it does not have an official website), in the Ministry of Mines and Geology, in the Mining Code and in the development plan of the mining sector. (3,4,5,6,7)\n\nFinally, in the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question about the pollution control management (including wastewater discharges) at the national level, the country gets a score of 20, since the management tools are limited. (8)","Yes, According to 1982 Fair Water Distribution Act, clause 47, all the institutions that use water for urban, industrial, mining, animal farming or similar purposes, must propose a water treatment and wastewater disposal plan and apply for permission from relevant authorities [1]. \n\nThere are detailed licensing regulations for each sector according to the 1994 law of Prevention of Water Pollution suggested by the Department of Environment and ratified in the cabinet [2].\n\nFor example, Clause 7 of this law addresses sampling of wastewater in all industrial complexes in order to ensure the standard level of pollutants in the wastewater [2]. It also obliges related ministries to communication these standards to all production units under their authority (clause 11) [2].\n\nThe service for obtaining a permit is available on-line on the Department of Environment website [3]","Though Iraq has legislation, dating back to 1967, which covers licensing for wastewater discharge - in practice the system is not implemented comprehensively.\n\nIn 1967, Iraq issued resolution No. 25.1967, which prohibits wastewater discharge into the water without a special permit from the health authority (1) (2). The resolution entered into force in July 1975 when it was published on the official gazette (1). Article 3 of the resolution stipulates that \"Waste waters are not permissible to be drained from the place to the public waters unless by a license and under special instructions issued by the Health Authority\" (1). By the term \"place\" the resolution means \" The Public or private place or the factory, the administration or any other national or governments’ establishment\" (1). The resolution regulates quality and quantity of wastewater allowed to be discharged into natural waters (1). \nThe law specifies the procedure according to which “the place” should apply: it should do so by submitting “a special form issued by the Health Authority with two copies of the location's map and the plan of the process of draining the wastewater from the place and the Health Authority shall consider the application within (60) days as from the date pf submitting it.” (Article 4) (1,3). \n\nIn practice, as wastewater discharges are more and more common and have harmful consequences on the environment and populations, the Ministry of Health and Environment has issued several warnings against this practice and imposed fines on contraveners. example, in December 2017, Amir Ali al-Hasson, the general director of the environmental media and awareness department, said that his technical teams have detected pollutants wastewater discharges in the Euphrates River. He stressed that \"the Ministry has already warned and imposed fines on the Directorate of sewage “Dhi Qar” because of its repetitive actions of illegal wastewater discharges to water sources without treatments, posing a direct threat to wildlife and the health of citizens.” (4) \n\n","Kazakhstan has national licensing/permitting systems for waste water discharges, but they are not sector-specific.\n \n According to article 66 of the Water Code, \"special water use\" requires a permit from the basin inspectorate. [1] \"Special water use\" is defined to include, among other things, all discharge of industrial, irrigation, domestic and other wastewater, as well as the generation of hydroelectric power. [1] The application for such a permit must include a completed application form, the company's certificate of registration, details of the relevant devices or facilities, calculations of the volumes of water that will be consumed or disposed of, and a certificate of compliance with sanitary-epidemiological standards. [1] The country's Basin Inspectorates, responsible for the management of river basins, process applications for licenses for special water use, which can be made through the government's e-services portal. [2, 3] \n \n In addition, article 55 of the Water Code also states that construction, alteration, expansion, use or removal of objects affecting the state of water bodies requires approval from the state bodies responsible for environmental protection, mineral resources, sanitary-epidemiological standards and civil defence. [1]\n \n Article 225 of the Environmental Code similarly states that discharge of wastewater into natural bodies of water is forbidden without a permit, which are available to all users of natural resources, including licensed water users as defined under the Water Code, and that discharges must not exceed the concentrations of pollutants specified on the permit. [4] It further stipulates that the discharged water must be transparent, colourless, odourless, free of pathogenic bacteria and other substances harmful to human or animal health, no warmer than 30° celsius, and free of substances that corrode concrete or metal. [4] Articles 573–579 of the Tax Code establishes fees for waste and pollutants that are dumped, discharged, emitted or disposed of, with different fees for specific forms of pollutant. [5] Under article 328 of the Code of Adminstrative Infractions, emission of pollutants into the environment in excess of a permit or without a permit is punishable by fines. For 2020, the fine is KZT 27 800 (US$ 67) for individuals, up to KZT 138 000 for businesses, and for large businesses 1000% of the fee for discharge of the relevant pollutant/s as set by the Tax Code. [6, 7] In April 2019, an oil refinery in Atyrau Region was fined KZT 31 m (US$ 75 000) for the release of wastewater over its licensed amount. [8]\n \n However, a water sector expert interviewed believed that the system's functionality was in practice limited, pointing to low fees for discharge of pollutants, and also analysis in the country's 2016 Scheme for Integrated Water Resource Management that up to 50% of water discharged from industrial and agricultural organisations is untreated, and a lack of specific efforts to address this issue. [9, 10] A 2019 report provided by the expert notes that water quality in rivers and reservoirs had in general fallen sharply since 2010, with the worst quality in chemical and biological terms detected in river sections near industrial enterprises, and also that only 29% of wastewater discharged from urban wastewater systems undergoes secondary treatment. [11]","Kyrgyzstan has a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges.\n \n The current environmental permitting system in Kyrgyzstan is based on a “medium-specific” approach (i.e. separate permits apply for air protection, water protection and waste management). [1] All sources of water pollution are required to have permits which stipulate maximum allowable values of specific parameters of discharges to water, as well as monitoring requirements. There are also separate permits for water abstraction, for non-toxic solid waste disposal, as well as licenses for management of hazardous substances and wastes. A 2006 report published by the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development noted that the licensing system in Kyrgyzstan has remained almost unchanged since its introduction in the 1970s despite being re-authorised in several recent laws. [1]\n \n Environmental permits in Kyrgyzstan are issued in accordance with the 2005 Water Code, the 2001 Waste Law, and a Government Decree on the types of permits issued by government authorities. [2, 3, 4] Wastewater discharge permits are issued by the State Agency for Environmental Protection and Forestry (‘SAEPF’), in consultation with the Ministry of Health, and are not sector-specific, but rather are all-encompassing (i.e. actors in all sectors must apply to the SAEPF for a wastewater discharge permit). [1]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee noted that the licensing/permitting system for wastewater discharges is actively enforced in Kyrgyzstan, and that there is a system of fines for those who do not obtain such licences/permits, or who exceed the maximum allowable amounts under these licences/permits. [5] For wastewater discharges in particular, the Kyrgyz Republic operates a “certification” system, and revenues obtained from the granting of “passports” are received by the “State Agency for Environmental Protection and Forestry” (‘SAEPF’) (notably, they are not received by the State Agency in charge of water resources management.) [5] The interviewee noted that a separate state agency, the agency for “State Inspection for Environmental and Technical Safety”, implements the system of fines for those who carry out wastewater discharges without the necessary passports, or exceeding the limits set by the passport. [5] The interviewee noted that the agency for “State Inspection for Environmental and Technical Safety” is not a transparent body, and that he did not know where its revenues were allocated. [5]","Laos has a permit system for wastewater discharges but the application of this permitting system for different sectors remains unclear. \n\nAccording to Article 76 of the 2017 Water and Water Resources Law, the responsibilities of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE) include issue and control of permits for “big water discharge”. [1] Article 31 of the law is entitled “Permit for the discharge of wastewater” and states that release of wastewater is subject to standards, permits and payment of fees. [1] The article stipulates three sizes of wastewater discharges and the length of a wastewater discharge permit (two years) and states that household discharges are not subject to permits, but does not stipulate to which sectors the permits apply. [1] The 2013 Environmental Protection Law likewise does not detail differences for sectors when discussing issue of pollution permits. [2] According to a 2017 paper issued by MONRE’s Pollution Control Department, legislation for wastewater control is defined by six official regulations, but neither this paper nor other available documents provide a link between sector standards and issue of permits. [3,4] A 1994 decree from the former industry and handicrafts ministry defined standards for waste discharges from various types of factory but did not cover permits. [5] No update on this situation is available through the current Lao trade portal or website of the Department of Investment Promotion. [6,7]","Mali does not explicitly have a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges however a body of texts regulates this matter, including the national law on pollution [1] and its application decree [2], the national water law [3], the national water sanitation policy [4], and the national strategy for Liquid Waste Management [5]. \n\nFor instance, article 3 Chapter II of law No.01-020 relating to pollution and nuisances [1] stipulates that \"activities likely to harm the environment and the quality of the living environment are subject to prior authorization by the Minister of the Environment on the basis of an environmental impact study report\". The law references that polluters of industrial and pharmaceutical discharge have to obtain an authorization from the same ministry but does not specify wastewater discharges [1]. The law is implemented via the Decree n ° 01 - 395 / PRM of September 06, 2001 setting the terms of management of wastewater and sludge which confirms that industrial wastewater discharges are subject to authorization by the competent Administration (art. 12) [2]. Moreover, Art. 14 of the Law N° 02-006/AN-RM of 31 january 2002 on water also stipulates that any spill or discharge into the waters of materials of any nature that may endanger public health or aquatic fauna and flora is prohibited. However, the Minister responsible for the Environment may, after public inquiry and assent of the Ministers in charge of Water and Health, \"authorise and regulate the spills and discharges in the case where they could be carried out under the conditions guaranteeing the absence of nuisance\" [3]. \n\nMoreover, the National Water Sanitation Policy (PNA) sets specific objectives with regards to the discharges and treatment of industrial wastewater as well as domestic and agricultural wastewater for 2015 and 2025 (section 4.3) [4]. Section 7.1 outlines the budget sources for the various discharge management streams while Chapter VIII stipulates that monitoring and evaluation is scheduled every 2 years [4]. According to the 2007 national strategy for Liquid Waste Management, wastewater collection, treatment and discharges are managed either by individual households or industries, or through collective/semi-collective systems, but the startegy mentions that these systems and infrastructure are not efficient and calls for more investment in this area [5]. \n\nNonetheless, it appears that despite these various regulations, in practice authorisations are not seeked out, and wastewater is discharged in rivers without prior treatment [6].","There is no evidence that Mauritania has a national licensing system for wastewater discharges however the 2000-045 law on environment obliges companies to seek approval from the Ministry of Environment.\n\nIndeed, Chapter II of the Law 2000-045 stipulates that companies withdrawing water or discharging any matters in water sources are subject to prior approval by the Minister in charge of the Environment of the technical project relating to the purification provisions corresponding to the said installations, and to a commissioning authorization issued by the Ministry of the Environment after effective erection of the purification provisions in accordance with the previously approved technical project according to the Law. [1] These provisions apply to all economic sectors [1].\n\nHowever, it is not possible to verify how these approvals work in practice since the Ministry of Environment does not have a website [2]. Furthermore the Water Code of 2005 [3] also stresses the importance of water resources protection from pollution, and the creation of a pollution fee (\"redevance pollution\") (art. 31) that is to be paid by companies winning a concession of a water source. However no evidence was found of its implementation in practice [2], [3], [4].","The licensing or permitting system for wastewater dischargers exists in Myanmar, but its implementation remains unclear. \n\nThere are laws regarding the use of water and proper discharge in some industries. However, there are limitations on how these laws are enforced. The Oilfields Act 1918 calls for a Warden to provide for the detection of the presence of water in wells and for the prevention of the influx of water into oil and gas sands. [1] The Factories Act 1951 (2016/05) mandates effective arrangements to be made in every factory for the disposal of wastes and effluents due to the manufacturing process (includes pumping water) carried. [2] Permits need to applied for usage of the canals and damage/corruption or pollution of the flow of water from the permitted activities are punishable by fine in accordance with the Canal Act 1905. [3] There are general guidelines for wastewater, storm water runoff, effluent and sanitary discharges and site runoff and wastewater discharges (construction phase), but no clear enforcement mechanisms. [4]","Perú has a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges that has been implemented across various industries (e.g., in industry, mining, energy, municipal, wastewater management). However the status of the implementation is unclear.\n\nThe Law on Water Resources of 2009 includes a section on permitting and licensing of wastewater discharges. Articles 79 and 80 of the law address wastewater discharges and authorization for discharging wastewater. Specifically, article 79 states that the National Authority of Water (ANA) can authorize the dumping of treated water only after a favourable assessment from the environmental and health authorities regarding Environmental Quality of Water Standards (ECA-Water) and Maximum Permissible Limits (LMP). Article 80 states a requirement for permits for any wastewater discharges. Applications for a permit must submit the waste to the necessary treatments and show that the receiving body has the capacity to “allow the natural processes of purification.” [1] \n\nHowever, the status of implementation of the system can be questioned. Untreated wastewater continues to be dumped in the country. News report in 2017 stated that only about 15% of wastewater in Lima has treated adequately. The local government announced investments of US$1.1bn to build treatment plants in the municipality. [2]\n","Senegal has a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges (e.g., in industry, mining, energy, municipal, wastewater management). \n\nThe Sanitary Code establishes the provisions related to direct or indirect discharges, deposits, jets, landfills and liquid wastes immersions from the domestic, hospital and industrial sector. Indeed, specific permitting systems for wastewater discharges are in place for the domestic sector, where it is stated that it is prohibited to discharge used waters without prior treatment, and the discharges of used water are prohibited if they are less than 35 m from a well. (1)\n\nSpecific permitting systems are also in place for the rainwater, industrial and hospital sector. For instance, for the industrial sector, any classified installation likely to discharge polluted waters, must, in order to be authorized to function, describe the type of water treatment system that it will developed to respect the depollution standards, set by the different codes and their implementation texts (art. 53). Moreover, the content of pollutants in the effluents discharged into the sewers is constraint by the environmental code and the Senegalese norm NS 05-061, (art. 56). (1)\n\nAccording to a World Bank document, the authorization for wastewater discharges are given by the Ministry of the Environment. (2) However, no further information on how this system works in practice, how/where to get a permit, how much has to be paid, etc. could be found in the Ministry of the Environment and Sustainable Development, in the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation, in the Directorate of Water Resources Management and Planning or in the Sectoral Development Policy Letter 2016-2025, published in 2016 by the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation. (3,4,5,6)\n","Serbia has a national licensing system for wastewater discharges for multiple sectors. \n\nArticle 93 of the Water Law sets a framework for emission limit values for certain groups or categories of pollutants. Article 122 of the Water Law set out the equipment for a water permit which determines the manner, conditions and scope of water use, conditions and volume of wastewater discharging, storage and discharge of hazardous and other substances that may contaminate water that the permit hold has to follow. [1] \n\nThe values in Article 93 were updated in 2016 through Decree on Limit Values for Pollutants in Waters and the Deadlines for Their Reaching. [2]\n\nThe Republic Directorate for Water, as an administrative body within the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management, is responsible for the implementation and enforcement of the permit system. [3]","Slovenia was a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges. \n\nAccording to article 64 of the Water Law direct discharge of wastewater is prohibited. The discharge of wastewater is permitted only in the manner and under the conditions laid down by the Water Law and the regulations in the field of environmental protection. Permitting system for wastewater dischargers is applicable in at least three sectors (i.e. agriculture, municipal waste, transport, industry) and it is regulated under articles 65-73 of the Water Law. Article 125 of the Law defines that the permit for wastewater discharges is issued in line with the Environmental Protection Law. [1] \n\nArticle 70 of the Environmental Protection Law defines that the Government prescribes detail conditions for issuing environmental permits, including for wastewater discharges. However, the same article prescribes that the application for issuing environmental permit, including for wastewater discharges, must contain information on the installation, its operation and the measures envisaged for prevention of environmental pollution, the use of best available techniques, efficient use of energy, measures to prevent accidents and limit their consequences. [2] \n","Yes, Syria has a permitting system for wastewater discharges - however its current state of operation could not be determined and looks unlikely to be operational.\n\nAccording to a publication from the World Bank, [1] The Ministry of Local Administration and Environment (MLAE) is responsible for dealing with all main environmental issues. In addition, it has the task to plan and implement all governmental activities at regional level. MLAE is responsible for the protection of the environment by issuing the required standards and monitoring the quality of water for all uses, and in this process. This includes issuing licenses for sewage discharge from various industries. As of May 2019, the website for MLAE was not operational [2]\n\nThe report also mentions agricultural wastewater discharge, The Ministry of Irrigation is responsible for enforcing compliance with wastewater discharge regulations, though the ministry has been hampered by a lack of funds [1] and there is no evidence of a permit system online. [3]\n\nThe Legal Database, maintined by the Syria Report Research Company, includes no entry related to water permits [4]. \n\nIn recent years an endeavour has been made to introduce tariffs on the generation of wastewater in order to meet increasing needs for investment in the sector, as well as covering expenses entailed for operation and maintenance [5] . However, a detailed information on the implementation of this system is not available.","Tajikistan has a national licensing and permitting system for wastewater discharges, which covers multiple sectors.\n \n The 2020 Water Code of the Republic of Tajikistan mentions that the discharge of wastewaters into water bodies is prohibited, and that such discharges are allowed only if they do not lead to an increase in the content of pollutants in the water body in excess of the established standards; however, it does not provide for a specific licensing system in the field of wastewater discharges. [1]\n \n The principal legislation regulating a licensing system for wastewater discharges in Tajikistan specifically, is the 2004 Licensing Law, which was last updated in 2015. [2, 3]\n \n The 2004 Licensing Law does not clearly differentiate licenses between permits, but licenses generally give the right to engage in a certain activity, while permits allow their holders to take a certain number or amount of a particular natural resource within a defined territory and time period or allow the release of a certain amount of polluted matter (gases, liquids, solid waste) into the environment. [2]\n \n Licenses are normally issued by the relevant licensing authorities (ministry or committee) or an entity to which this duty has been delegated. The Committee on Environmental Protection (CEP) and its subordinate bodies are responsible for most of the environmental licenses, while industrial safety and certain types of activities related to extraction of mineral resources fall within the purview of other relevant authorities. [4, 5]\n \n The 2004 Licensing Law establishes the general rules for licensing in different areas including the environment, use of natural resources, environmental safety and others as well as defining the list of activities that require licenses. Among others, such types of activities are listed: Extraction, production, development of oil, gas, and coal; Collection, use, disposal, transportation and disposal of hazardous waste; Subsoil use; etc. [2]\n \n By law, permits are needed for commercial use of any resource. The authority that issues the permit and the legislation (government resolution) that applies depend on the type of resource used. There are several ministries, committees and agencies responsible for different types of resources and recourse use (e.g. water, land, minerals (subsoil). Permits to discharge polluted substances are normally granted for one year and indicate the maximum allowed concentration of the pollutants in the released matter, the maximum volume of the polluted substances and the pollutants allowed. Such permits are issued by the relevant unit of the CEP. [4] \n \n The 2004 Licensing Law provides for the establishment of licences and permits that allow for the discharge of certain pollutants into the environment, but not for wastewater discharges specifically. [2]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee noted that, based on her experience in dealing with Tajikistan’s largest wastewater treatment plant, the legal licensing/permitting framework for wastewater discharge is implemented, based on wastewater discharge limits established in permits issued by the Committee for Environmental Protection. [6] The wastewater plant's discharge permits are based on the plant's designed capacity (established at 294.5m3/day), and in fact allow the plant to discharge a greater volume of wastewater than it is capable of in practice. The permit also establishes the quality parameters of the discharged water – the maximum concentration limit, which should be checked and reported regularly. The permit used to be renewed annually, but since 2019 is issued for the period of 3 years. The same rule applies to the mining industry. However, the interviewee could not confirm that the process is followed diligently. [6]\n \n The interviewee noted that de jure, a parallel system of fines for wastewater dischargers who do not hold permits/discharge wastewater beyond the maximum allowable volumes allowed by permits, does exist. However, the interviewee was unfamiliar with such cases and how they are handled. [6]","Tajikistan has a national licensing and permitting system for wastewater discharges, which covers multiple sectors.\n \n The 2020 Water Code of the Republic of Tajikistan mentions that the discharge of wastewaters into water bodies is prohibited, and that such discharges are allowed only if they do not lead to an increase in the content of pollutants in the water body in excess of the established standards; however, it does not provide for a specific licensing system in the field of wastewater discharges. [1]\n \n The principal legislation regulating a licensing system for wastewater discharges in Tajikistan specifically, is the 2004 Licensing Law, which was last updated in 2015. [2, 3]\n \n The 2004 Licensing Law does not clearly differentiate licenses between permits, but licenses generally give the right to engage in a certain activity, while permits allow their holders to take a certain number or amount of a particular natural resource within a defined territory and time period or allow the release of a certain amount of polluted matter (gases, liquids, solid waste) into the environment. [2]\n \n Licenses are normally issued by the relevant licensing authorities (ministry or committee) or an entity to which this duty has been delegated. The Committee on Environmental Protection (CEP) and its subordinate bodies are responsible for most of the environmental licenses, while industrial safety and certain types of activities related to extraction of mineral resources fall within the purview of other relevant authorities. [4, 5]\n \n The 2004 Licensing Law establishes the general rules for licensing in different areas including the environment, use of natural resources, environmental safety and others as well as defining the list of activities that require licenses. Among others, such types of activities are listed: Extraction, production, development of oil, gas, and coal; Collection, use, disposal, transportation and disposal of hazardous waste; Subsoil use; etc. [2]\n \n By law, permits are needed for commercial use of any resource. The authority that issues the permit and the legislation (government resolution) that applies depend on the type of resource used. There are several ministries, committees and agencies responsible for different types of resources and recourse use (e.g. water, land, minerals (subsoil). Permits to discharge polluted substances are normally granted for one year and indicate the maximum allowed concentration of the pollutants in the released matter, the maximum volume of the polluted substances and the pollutants allowed. Such permits are issued by the relevant unit of the CEP. [4] \n \n The 2004 Licensing Law provides for the establishment of licences and permits that allow for the discharge of certain pollutants into the environment, but not for wastewater discharges specifically. [2]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee noted that, based on her experience in dealing with Tajikistan’s largest wastewater treatment plant, the legal licensing/permitting framework for wastewater discharge is implemented, based on wastewater discharge limits established in permits issued by the Committee for Environmental Protection. [6] The wastewater plant's discharge permits are based on the plant's designed capacity (established at 294.5m3/day), and in fact allow the plant to discharge a greater volume of wastewater than it is capable of in practice. The permit also establishes the quality parameters of the discharged water – the maximum concentration limit, which should be checked and reported regularly. The permit used to be renewed annually, but since 2019 is issued for the period of 3 years. The same rule applies to the mining industry. However, the interviewee could not confirm that the process is followed diligently. [6]\n \n The interviewee noted that de jure, a parallel system of fines for wastewater dischargers who do not hold permits/discharge wastewater beyond the maximum allowable volumes allowed by permits, does exist. However, the interviewee was unfamiliar with such cases and how they are handled. [6]","Thailand does have a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges for multiple sectors.\n\nThis includes - The Enhancement and Conservation of National Environmental Quality Act (NEQA), B.E. 2535 (1992) [1] and 2nd Edition, B.E. 2561 (2018) [2]. These acts provide details on the water, wastewater standards, fees and fines. The Marine Department also issued a notification on February 1991 requiring all businesses that discharge wastewater to obtain a wastewater discharge permit [3]. However, some licensing for wastewater discharge are under their respective authority, i.e. the Department of Industrial Works, which requires all factories to obtain wasted management systems and qualified personnels [4], and the Department of Primary Industries and Mines [5]. Some of the wastewater discharge licenses are built in to other licenses such as the factory license and mining license. [4,5]\n\n","Turkey has a national system for permitting wastewater discharges which covers a wide range of sectors. \n\nAccording to Article 37 of the Water Pollution Control Regulation, “For each and every direct discharge of domestic and/or industrial wastewater into a receiving environment, environmental permission must be obtained from the administration, provided that the output water quality and other conditions required by the administration are met.” (As per Article 3, the “administration” refers to the Ministry of Environment, the provincial or district governor, municipality or wastewater facility management concerned). [1] \n\nThe Article goes on to state that the environmental permit is to be obtained in line with the Regulation on Permits and Licenses to be Obtained under the Environment Law. The said regulation lists the entities to which it applies in detail including enterprises in energy, mining, metals, chemicals and petrochemicals, the food industry, waste processing and even ski resorts. [2]\n\nMedia report on a recent increase on fines for non-compliance [3] and a report from Thomson Reuters on doing business in Turkey that noted the need for a Permit when beginning a project, suggest the system is being implemented [4].","Turkmenistan has a national permitting system for wastewater discharges, but the specifics are unclear and it is unclear whether it is applicable for all sectors. \n \n The Water Code of Turkmenistan, last modified in October 2019, establishes that the State Committee on Water Management is the agency responsible for granting permission for the discharge of wastewater in the country, stating that: \"The use of water bodies for wastewater discharge may be carried out in exceptional cases, provided that they are properly treated on the basis of a permit issued by an authorized executive body in the field of environmental protection [the State Committee on Water Management] in coordination with an authorized body, an authorized state body in the field of sanitary and epidemiological welfare of the population, and authorized executive body of fisheries\". \n \n The Water Code also categorically forbids the discharge of wastewater in certain settings (for example, in meadows, lowland areas, creeks, and quarries). [1] However, details on how this permitting system works are unclear and could not be located on the website of the Government of Turkmenistan or of the Ministry of Agriculture and Water Resources (the State Committee on Water Management does not appear to have its own website). [2, 3] \n \n A United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) report states that wastewater discharges by state-owned domestic enterprises in Turkmenistan are subject to a charge of 0.0057 manat (USD 0.002) per cubic meter, and that companies operating under a joint venture agreement are charged USD .01 per cubic meter. [4] However, this information could not be corroborated on the websites of the Government of Turkmenistan or of the Ministry of Agriculture and Water Resources. [2, 3]","Uzbekistan's legislation outlines a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges for multiple sectors.\n \n Art. 74 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" stipulates that waste water may only be discharged into watercourses if it does not increase the pollution levels above the set standards, and if it has been treated by the user or consumer to meet the standards set by the state bodies for ecology and enivornmental protection and health. If the requirements are not met, the discharge of waste water should be limited, halted or banned by the state bodies for ecology and environmental protection and health, including complete shut down of operations in case of health threats to the population. [1] \n \n Art. 75 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" stipulates that the use of bodies of water for wastewater discharge is to be carried out in accordance with the relevant national legislation. [1] The issuance of permission for wastewater discharge is regulated by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 255 of 31 March 2018 \"On the Approval of Certain Administrative Regulations Regarding State Services in the Use of Natural Resources\". [2] The specific rules for licensing are set out in Appendix 3 to the Resolution, with specific rules for companies and individuals in the industrial, communal, transport and other non-agricultural sectors (Appendix 3a), basin authorities managing irrigation systems (Appendix 3b), irrigation system authorities (Appendix 3g), local irrigation departments (Appendix 3d), pump stations and power companies (Appendix 3e), land reclamation (Appendix 3zh), and associations of water consumers (Appendix 3z). [2] The database of licenced water users can be accessed online. [3] \n\nAccording to Dr Caroline Milow, Political Advisor to EU Special Representative for Central Asia, Council of the European Union, all enterprises or state organisations have to get permission from a Sanitary-Epidemiological Station and the State Committee for Geology and Mineral Resources for wastewater discharges as well as for drainage water. There is a special Working Commission for wastewater discharge, which includes several state organisations. This Commission gives permission in each case of wastewater management, and checks that there is no negative impact on fauna, rivers, and the overall environment. This body takes all decisions unanimously. If one member is against, the permission is not given. [4] However, Dr Kakhramon Djumaboev suggests that discharge limits are not implemented in respect of collector drainage water. [5] \n \n Section 4.2 of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепция развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") notes that while the Ministry of Water Management sets a single policy on water management, including waste water management, responsibility is shared among a number of ministries, resulting in inefficiency. The Water Development Strategy envisages the adoption of a Water Code, which will seek to better integrate these interagency relationships. [6]","Uzbekistan's legislation outlines a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges for multiple sectors.\n \n Art. 74 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" stipulates that waste water may only be discharged into watercourses if it does not increase the pollution levels above the set standards, and if it has been treated by the user or consumer to meet the standards set by the state bodies for ecology and enivornmental protection and health. If the requirements are not met, the discharge of waste water should be limited, halted or banned by the state bodies for ecology and environmental protection and health, including complete shut down of operations in case of health threats to the population. [1] \n \n Art. 75 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" stipulates that the use of bodies of water for wastewater discharge is to be carried out in accordance with the relevant national legislation. [1] The issuance of permission for wastewater discharge is regulated by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 255 of 31 March 2018 \"On the Approval of Certain Administrative Regulations Regarding State Services in the Use of Natural Resources\". [2] The specific rules for licensing are set out in Appendix 3 to the Resolution, with specific rules for companies and individuals in the industrial, communal, transport and other non-agricultural sectors (Appendix 3a), basin authorities managing irrigation systems (Appendix 3b), irrigation system authorities (Appendix 3g), local irrigation departments (Appendix 3d), pump stations and power companies (Appendix 3e), land reclamation (Appendix 3zh), and associations of water consumers (Appendix 3z). [2] The database of licenced water users can be accessed online. [3] \n\nAccording to Dr Caroline Milow, Political Advisor to EU Special Representative for Central Asia, Council of the European Union, all enterprises or state organisations have to get permission from a Sanitary-Epidemiological Station and the State Committee for Geology and Mineral Resources for wastewater discharges as well as for drainage water. There is a special Working Commission for wastewater discharge, which includes several state organisations. This Commission gives permission in each case of wastewater management, and checks that there is no negative impact on fauna, rivers, and the overall environment. This body takes all decisions unanimously. If one member is against, the permission is not given. [4] However, Dr Kakhramon Djumaboev suggests that discharge limits are not implemented in respect of collector drainage water. [5] \n \n Section 4.2 of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепция развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") notes that while the Ministry of Water Management sets a single policy on water management, including waste water management, responsibility is shared among a number of ministries, resulting in inefficiency. The Water Development Strategy envisages the adoption of a Water Code, which will seek to better integrate these interagency relationships. [6]","Venezuela’s 2007 Water Resources Law requires licensing for wastewater discharges for multiple sectors. However the status of the implementation of this system is not known.\n\nArticle 124 of the law states that it is a crime to discharge wastewater without obtaining a license and following regulations. Article 13 states that all wastewater generators must adopt the “necessary measures to minimize the quantity and improve the quality of their discharges” in accordance with regulations [1]. Article 69 states that the process for obtaining a wastewater discharge license will be specified in regulations and Article 70 establishes that licenses are not transferable without the prior approval of authorities. Article 82 states that bodies of water can only receive wastewater discharges if they comply with environmental regulations. Article 65 allows any person to oppose the issuance of a wastewater discharge license, requiring authorities to hear the case and issue a decision [1]. \n\nGovernment websites in Venezuela do not contain public information regarding the current status of this system or how many permits have been issued [2]. The website of the Ministry of Care for Water Resources does not contain additional information regarding licensing for wastewater discharges [3].","Vietnam has a national licensing or permitting system for wastewater discharges (e.g., in industry, mining, energy, municipal, wastewater management) in the legal system, but in practice controls are weak and the government is working to improve this.\n\nThe Law on Water Resources prohibits discharging untreated wastewater into the environment and thus sets up the legal basis for wastewater permitting and water treatment fees. Specifically, article 9 of law prohibits \"Discharging wastewater or bringing water into hygiene protection zones of domestic water supplying areas; discharging into water sources untreated wastewater or wastewater not treated up to standards or technical regulations\". [1] In practice, the implementation of licensing and permit fees is handled at the provincial and municipal level with some input from the Ministry of Finance. [2] According to a 2018 report by the World Bank. “Some 63 sub-national jurisdictions (58 provinces and 5 municipalities) play an official role in approving or regulating water prices and wastewater fees and charges, subject to some oversight from national government authorities. Specifically, in each province, the Provincial People's Committee adjudicates water pricing decisions but is guided in that process by water pricing directives set at the national level by Ministry of Finance. For instance, the Ministry of Finance prescribes a process for setting the prices that apply for domestic water use and sets lower and upper bounds on what these prices may be.” [2]\n\n",null,null,null,"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n \n [2] Ministry of Justice, \" Water Affairs Management Law Enacted\" (مقرره در مورد کیفیت آب و کنترل و نگهداری آنها) [http://old.moj.gov.af/Content/files/OfficialGazette/01301/OG_01367.pdf]\n \n [3] Ministry of Justice, \"Environment Law, 2007\" (قانون محیط زیست) [https://neis.nepa.gov.af/public/JE6AIivjwC]\n \n [4] National Environmental Protection Agency. [https://www.nepa.gov.af/]\n \n [5] Ministry of Water and Energy [https://pcu-mew.gov.af/we/]\n \n [6] Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock {https://mail.gov.af/dr]\n \n [7] GIZ. 16 May 2016. \"SFD Promotion Initiative Kabul Afghanistan\". [https://www.susana.org/_resources/documents/default/3-2612-7-1471005402.pdf].\n \n [8] World Bank. 10 May 2018. \"Environmental and Social Management Framework (ESMF) For the Public-Private Partnerships and Public Investment Advisory Project\". [http://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/fr/604831515552761167/pdf/SFG3921-REVISED-EA-P158768-PUBLIC-Disclosed-5-31-2018.pdf].\n \n [9] Tolo News, 2020. [https://tolonews.com/fa]\n \n [10] The Kabul Times, 2020. [https://www.thekabultimes.gov.af/]\n \n [11] National Water Affairs Regulation Authority. \"Introducting the General Director of the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority\", (\"معرفی رئیس عمومی اداره ملی تنظیم امور آب\"). [https://nwara.gov.af/dr/معرفی-رئیس-عمومی-اداره-ملی-تنظیم-امور-آب]","[1] Ministry of Sustainable Development and Environment. Regulations on Water Pollution (Supreme Decree 24176). 1995. https://bolivia.infoleyes.com/norma/2238/reglamento-en-materia-de-contaminaci%C3%B3n-h%C3%ADdrica-rmch\n[2] Ministerio de Obras Públicas Servicios y Vivienda \"Formularios\" Accessed 21 May 2019\nhttps://www.oopp.gob.bo/index.php/informacion_institucional/content,776\n[3] Ministry of Environment and Water - General Search  https://www.mmaya.gob.bo Accessed 21 May 2019 \n[4] POL ARMIJO, Nicol Meryl  y  ANTEZANA ARZABE, Jaime. Manual técnico administrativo en materia de aguas residuales de rubros industriales para la provincia Cercado, Cochabamba-Bolivia. RevActaNova. [online]. 2011, vol.5, n.1\n","[1] \"The Oilfields Act 1918, Amended\". 2010. https://www.google.com/\n  https://www.myanmarconstitutionaltribunal.org.mm/lawdatabase/my/download/file/fid/1610 [2] \"Factories Act 1951, Amended 2016\". May 2016. http://www.ilo.org/dyn/natlex/natlex4.detail?p_lang=en&p_isn=88477&p_country=MMR&p_count=86&p_classification=14&p_classcount=5 [3] \"Canal Act\". 1905. https://www.myanmarconstitutionaltribunal.org.mm/lawdatabase/sites/default/files/myanmar_code/2016/11/2-1905%20THE%20CANAL%20ACT..pdf [4] \"NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY (EMISSION) GUIDELINES\". 2015. http://www.myanmar-responsiblebusiness.org/pdf/2015-12-29-National-Environmental-Quality_Emission_Guidelines_en.pdf","[1] Office of the President of the Republic (Brazil). \"Law no. 9,433 of 8 January 1997. Establishes the National Policy for Water Resources, creates the National Water Resources Management System, regulates item XIX of Article 21 of the Federal Constitution, and alters Article 1 of Law no. 8,001 of 13 March 1990, which amended Law no. 7,990 of 28 December 1989 (Lei no. 9.433 de 8 de janeiro de 1997. Institui a Política National de Recursos Hídricos, cria o Sistema National de Gerenciamento de Recursos Hídricos, regulamenta o inciso XIX do art. 21 da Constituição Federal, e altera o art. 1º da Lei nº 8.001, de 13 de março de 1990, que modificou a Lei nº 7.990, de 28 de dezembro de 1989)\". http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/leis/l9433.htm\n[2] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"Industry (Indústria)\". http://www3.ana.gov.br/portal/ANA/usos-da-agua/industria\n[3] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"Irrigation (Irrigação)\". http://www3.ana.gov.br/portal/ANA/usos-da-agua/irrigacao\n[4] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"Water supply (Abastecimento)\". http://www3.ana.gov.br/portal/ANA/usos-da-agua/abastecimento\n[5] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"Hydroelectric energy (Hidroeletricidade)\". http://www3.ana.gov.br/portal/ANA/usos-da-agua/hidroeletricidade\n[6] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"Other uses (Outros usos)\". http://www3.ana.gov.br/portal/ANA/usos-da-agua/outros-usos\n[7] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"Licences emitted (Outorgas emitidas)\". http://www3.ana.gov.br/portal/ANA/regulacao/principais-servicos/outorgas-emitidas/outorgas-emitidas","[1] \"The Oilfields Act 1918, Amended\". 2010. https://www.google.com/\n  https://www.myanmarconstitutionaltribunal.org.mm/lawdatabase/my/download/file/fid/1610 [2] \"Factories Act 1951, Amended 2016\". 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Decree 1076 of 2015. 2015. http://www.parquesnacionales.gov.co/portal/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Decreto-Unico-Reglamentario-Sector-Ambiental-1076-Mayo-2015.pdf\n[2] Colombian Observatory of Water Governance. Environmental Authorities in Colombia. 2019. http://www.ideam.gov.co/web/ocga/autoridades\n[3] Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development. Resolution No. 1514 of 2012. 2012. https://diario-oficial.vlex.com.co/vid/adoptan-riesgo-manejo-vertimientos-400390822\n[4]  OECD (2014)  \"Environmental Performacne Reviews: Colombia\"https://www.oecd.org/countries/colombia/Colombia%20Highlights%20english%20web.pdfAccessed: 20/05/2019\n[5]  Regional Autonomous Corporation of Cundinamarca \"Frequently Asked Questions\".  https://www.car.gov.co/vercontenido/2214 Accessed. 20/05/2019 ","[1] \"The Oilfields Act 1918, Amended\". 2010. https://www.google.com/\n  https://www.myanmarconstitutionaltribunal.org.mm/lawdatabase/my/download/file/fid/1610 [2] \"Factories Act 1951, Amended 2016\". 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[http://mines.gov.gn/assets/uploads/2019/03/PDSM_MMG_VF.pdf].\n(8) IWRM Data Portal. \"Questionnaire pour les pays portant sur l'indicateur 6.5.1\". 2017. [http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Guinea].","1- Research Centre of Iranian Parliament, \"Fair Water Distribution Act\", 1982, http://rc.majlis.ir/fa/law/show/90679\n2- Tehran Province Water and Wastewater Co. \"Prevention of Water Pollution Law\",1994, https://bit.ly/2uGd8jC\n3- Department of Environment, \"License for industrial, manufacturing, and service units\", Accessed 13 May 2019, https://www.doe.ir/portal/home/?964439/Services","1. FAO \"FAOLEX Database Regulation No. 25 on the preservation of rivers and public waters from pollution\" 1975 http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/irq38268E.pdf (2) \n2. UN Water \"Wastewater Production Treatment and use in Iraq Country report\" 2012 http://www.ais.unwater.org/ais/pluginfile.php/356/mod_page/content/114/Iraq_WasteWaterProduction.pdf\n3. Iraqi legislation - Public Health Law No. (45) of 1958 http://iraqld.hjc.iq:8080/LoadLawBook.aspx?SC=140120012915005\n4. Republic of Iraq – Ministry of Environment news http://www.moen.gov.iq/المركز-الاعلامي/آخر-الاخبار?newsid=2284&showarc=true \n","[1] Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 481-II of 9 July 2003. \"Water Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Водный кодекс Республики Казахстан.\") [https://online.zakon.kz/document/?doc_id=1042116]. \n \n [2] In Business. 4 July 2020. \"We will lose Lake Balkhash\", (\"У нас не будет Балхаша\"). [https://inbusiness.kz/ru/news/u-nas-ne-budet-balhasha].\n \n [3] E-Gov Kazakhstan. \"License for special water use\", (\"Разрешение на специальное водопользование\"). 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May 2016. http://www.ilo.org/dyn/natlex/natlex4.detail?p_lang=en&p_isn=88477&p_country=MMR&p_count=86&p_classification=14&p_classcount=5 [3] \"Canal Act\". 1905. https://www.myanmarconstitutionaltribunal.org.mm/lawdatabase/sites/default/files/myanmar_code/2016/11/2-1905%20THE%20CANAL%20ACT..pdf [4] \"NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY (EMISSION) GUIDELINES\". 2015. http://www.myanmar-responsiblebusiness.org/pdf/2015-12-29-National-Environmental-Quality_Emission_Guidelines_en.pdf","[1] Government of Perú. “Ley de recursos hidricos.” https://www.ANA.gob.pe/media/316755/leyrh.pdf\n[2] El Commercio. \"¿Existen sistemas para tratar aguas residuales en el Perú?\". https://elcomercio.pe/economia/peru/existen-sistemas-tratar-aguas-residuales-peru-noticia-455379","(1)Gouvernement du Sénégal. 2009. \"Code de l'Assainissement\". 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May 2016. http://www.ilo.org/dyn/natlex/natlex4.detail?p_lang=en&p_isn=88477&p_country=MMR&p_count=86&p_classification=14&p_classcount=5 [3] \"Canal Act\". 1905. https://www.myanmarconstitutionaltribunal.org.mm/lawdatabase/sites/default/files/myanmar_code/2016/11/2-1905%20THE%20CANAL%20ACT..pdf [4] \"NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY (EMISSION) GUIDELINES\". 2015. http://www.myanmar-responsiblebusiness.org/pdf/2015-12-29-National-Environmental-Quality_Emission_Guidelines_en.pdf","[1] \"The Oilfields Act 1918, Amended\". 2010. https://www.google.com/\n  https://www.myanmarconstitutionaltribunal.org.mm/lawdatabase/my/download/file/fid/1610 [2] \"Factories Act 1951, Amended 2016\". 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[http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=136153].\n\n[2] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 17 May 2004. “Law of the Republic of Tajikistan of 17 May 2004, № 37 \"On licensing of certain types of activities\"”, (“Закон Республики Таджикистан от 17 мая 2004 г., № 37 \"О лицензировании отдельных видов деятельности\"”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?rgn=4864].\n\n[3] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 18 Mar 2015. “Law of the Republic of Tajikistan of 18 March 2015, No. 1184 \"On Amending the Law of the Republic of Tajikistan \"On Licensing Certain Types of Activities\"\"”, (“Закон Республики Таджикистан от 18 марта 2015 года, № 1184 \"О внесении изменения в Закон Республики Таджикистан \"О лицензировании отдельных видов деятельности\"\"”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?rgn=123792].\n\n[4] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2012. “Environmental Performance Reviews; Tajikistan”. [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/epr/epr_studies/TajikistanII.pdf].\n\n[5] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 24 Apr 2008. “Decree on the Committee for Environmental Protection under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan of 24 April 2008, № 189”, (“Положение Комитета по охране окружающей среды при Правительстве Республики Таджикистан от 24 апреля 2008 года № 189”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=12890].\n\n[6] Farzona Mukhitdinova. Water Resources Management Specialist. The World Bank Group. 30 July 2020.","[1] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 2 Apr 2020. “Water Code of the Republic of Tajikistan of 2 April 2020, №1688”, (“Водный Кодекс Республики Таджикистан от 2 апреля 2020 года, №1688”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=136153].\n\n[2] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 17 May 2004. “Law of the Republic of Tajikistan of 17 May 2004, № 37 \"On licensing of certain types of activities\"”, (“Закон Республики Таджикистан от 17 мая 2004 г., № 37 \"О лицензировании отдельных видов деятельности\"”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?rgn=4864].\n\n[3] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 18 Mar 2015. “Law of the Republic of Tajikistan of 18 March 2015, No. 1184 \"On Amending the Law of the Republic of Tajikistan \"On Licensing Certain Types of Activities\"\"”, (“Закон Республики Таджикистан от 18 марта 2015 года, № 1184 \"О внесении изменения в Закон Республики Таджикистан \"О лицензировании отдельных видов деятельности\"\"”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?rgn=123792].\n\n[4] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2012. “Environmental Performance Reviews; Tajikistan”. [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/epr/epr_studies/TajikistanII.pdf].\n\n[5] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 24 Apr 2008. “Decree on the Committee for Environmental Protection under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan of 24 April 2008, № 189”, (“Положение Комитета по охране окружающей среды при Правительстве Республики Таджикистан от 24 апреля 2008 года № 189”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=12890].\n\n[6] Farzona Mukhitdinova. Water Resources Management Specialist. The World Bank Group. 30 July 2020.","[1] \"The Oilfields Act 1918, Amended\". 2010. https://www.google.com/\n  https://www.myanmarconstitutionaltribunal.org.mm/lawdatabase/my/download/file/fid/1610 [2] \"Factories Act 1951, Amended 2016\". May 2016. http://www.ilo.org/dyn/natlex/natlex4.detail?p_lang=en&p_isn=88477&p_country=MMR&p_count=86&p_classification=14&p_classcount=5 [3] \"Canal Act\". 1905. https://www.myanmarconstitutionaltribunal.org.mm/lawdatabase/sites/default/files/myanmar_code/2016/11/2-1905%20THE%20CANAL%20ACT..pdf [4] \"NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY (EMISSION) GUIDELINES\". 2015. http://www.myanmar-responsiblebusiness.org/pdf/2015-12-29-National-Environmental-Quality_Emission_Guidelines_en.pdf","[1] Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Water Pollution Control Regulation, 31 December 2004,\nhttp://www.mevzuat.gov.tr/Metin.Aspx?MevzuatKod=7.5.7221&amp;sourceXmlSearch=&amp;MevzuatIliski=0\n[2] Ministry of Environment and Urbanisation. Regulation on Permits and Licenses to be Obtained under the Environment Law. 10 September 2014. www.resmigazete.gov.tr/eskiler/2014/09/20140910-4.htm\n[3] \"The Turkish Government have increased pollution fines under Article 20 of the Turkish Environmental Law.\" World Maritine News, Jane 2019 Accessed May 15 https://worldmaritimenews.com/archives/268829/turkey-increases-fines-for-sea-pollution/\n","[1] Government of Turkmenistan. 5 October 2019. \"Water Code of Turkmenistan\" (\"Водный кодекс Туркменистана\"). [http://continent-online.com/Document/?doc_id=38999429] \n\n[2] Government of Turkmenistan. [http://turkmenistan.gov.tm] \n\n[3] Ministry of Agriculture and Water Management. [http://www.minagri.gov.tm/ru]\n\n[4] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2012. \"Turkmenistan: Environmental Performance Reviews\". [http://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/epr/epr_studies/Turkmenistan.pdf]","[1] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" (\"Закон Республики Узбекистан «О воде и водопользовании»\" 6 мая 1993 г., № 837-XII). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/93202].\n\n[2] Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 255 of 31 March 2018 \"On the Approval of Certain Administrative Regulations Regarding State Services in the Use of Natural Resources\" (\"Постановление\nКабинета Министров Республики Узбекистан \"Об утверждении некоторых административных регламентов оказания государственных услуг в сфере природопользования\" 31 марта 2018 г., № 255\"). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/3646584].\n\n[3] Republic of Uzbekistan Open Data Portal. Accessed 14 July 2020. \"Licence for special water use and consumption\" (\"Разрешение на специальное водопользование или водопотребление\"). [https://data.gov.uz/ru/datasets/151].\n\n[4] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 19 February 2020. \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/396].","[1] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" (\"Закон Республики Узбекистан «О воде и водопользовании»\" 6 мая 1993 г., № 837-XII). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/93202].\n\n[2] Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 255 of 31 March 2018 \"On the Approval of Certain Administrative Regulations Regarding State Services in the Use of Natural Resources\" (\"Постановление\nКабинета Министров Республики Узбекистан \"Об утверждении некоторых административных регламентов оказания государственных услуг в сфере природопользования\" 31 марта 2018 г., № 255\"). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/3646584].\n\n[3] Republic of Uzbekistan Open Data Portal. Accessed 14 July 2020. \"Licence for special water use and consumption\" (\"Разрешение на специальное водопользование или водопотребление\"). [https://data.gov.uz/ru/datasets/151].\n\n[4] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 19 February 2020. \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/396].","[1] National Assembly of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Water Resources Law. 2007. http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/texts/ven69647.doc\n[2] Bolivarian Government of Venezuela. Web de MPPDPSGG. 2019. http://www.presidencia.gob.ve/Site/Web/Principal/paginas/classIndex.php\n[3] Ministry of Care for Water Resources. 2019. https://demo.minaguas.gob.ve/","[1] \"The Oilfields Act 1918, Amended\". 2010. https://www.google.com/\n  https://www.myanmarconstitutionaltribunal.org.mm/lawdatabase/my/download/file/fid/1610 [2] \"Factories Act 1951, Amended 2016\". May 2016. http://www.ilo.org/dyn/natlex/natlex4.detail?p_lang=en&p_isn=88477&p_country=MMR&p_count=86&p_classification=14&p_classcount=5 [3] \"Canal Act\". 1905. https://www.myanmarconstitutionaltribunal.org.mm/lawdatabase/sites/default/files/myanmar_code/2016/11/2-1905%20THE%20CANAL%20ACT..pdf [4] \"NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY (EMISSION) GUIDELINES\". 2015. http://www.myanmar-responsiblebusiness.org/pdf/2015-12-29-National-Environmental-Quality_Emission_Guidelines_en.pdf"]
[null,"1.2.2",null,1,2,1,2,0,2,2,2,2,1,2,1,1,2,1,1,0,1,2,1,1,2,0,1,1,1,2,1,2,2,1,1,null,null,null,"Legislation includes the polluter pays principle, but no evidence of its implementation was found. \n  \nArticle 30 of the 2009 Water Law states that \"Real and legal persons cannot contaminate water resources by using or discharging garbage, waste water, industrial waste, chemicals and toxics beyond the limit.\" Under the 2009 Water Law Article 35, and a new Water Law adopted in 2020, any person who pollutes water beyond the permissible limit is considered a violator and, depending on the circumstances, will be sentenced to up to two years of imprisonment and pay a fine equivalent to the damages in accordance with law. [1, 2, 3] Article 36 of the Water Law 2009 states that permit and license holders may be fined for failure to adhere to the terms of their licenses, and are specifically liable for a fine equivalent to the damage caused. [1, 2] However, the legislation does not set specific measures for assessing the damage caused to the environment. [1, 2]\n  \nHowever, no further information on payment orders issued in practice for water pollution was found on the websites of the National Environmental Protection Agency, National Water Affairs Regulation Authority, or Ministry of Agriculture. [4, 5, 6] International water sector project documents refer to the discharge licensing process and possible fines, but contain no evidence of implementation of the system. [7, 8] No further evidence was found in news media. [9, 10]","Bolivia’s national legislation applies the polluter pays principle.\n\nThe Environmental Management Regulations expand on the basic requirements set out in the Environment Law (No. 1333 of 1992). Article 108 establishes that individuals or entities responsible for economic activities that cause environmental damage are responsible for repairing and providing compensation for it. This responsibility remains even after the activity was ceased [1]. Article 107 allows individuals or organizations to bring civil actions to force the responsible parties to pay to clean up pollution or other environmental damage [1].\n\nIn addition, Article 41 of the Regulations on Water Pollution (Supreme Decree 24176) states that the parties responsible for oil spills must remedy any effects of such spills and that departmental governments will supervise this process [2]. The legislation regarding the polluter pays principle is fully implemented. In early 2019, the municipality of La Paz fined the company that manages the city’s landfill for a spill that occurred there. The city stated that the fine was administrative and did not cover additional amounts to be determined in order to remedy the damage caused [3]. In 2017, the department of Santa Cruz fined a sugar cane producer for environmental damage caused by agricultural runoff into nearby waterways [4].","The national legislation applies the polluter pays principle, but it is not fully implemented across both entities. \n\nThe Water Laws of Republic of Srpska and Brcko District, in their articles 3 define the polluter pays principle. In Republic of Srpska one of the basic principles of the Water Law is to ensure the reimbursement of water services costs, including costs for environmental and resource protection, in accordance with the economic analysis carried out in accordance with Annex 3 of the EU Water Framework Directive and, in particular, according to the polluter pays principle. [1, 2] \n\nIn Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina the polluter pays principle is not regulated under the Water Law, but under the article 11 of the Environmental Protection Law, which according to the article 2 regulates the water as well. According to article 11 of the Law , the polluter pays the costs of pollution control and prevention, as well as the environmental user is responsible for all activities that have environmental impact. [3, 4]. According to the Answers to the list of EU questions on Chapter 27 Environment, polluter pays principle is partially enforced. [5]","Brazil's national legislation applies the polluter pays principle and it is fully implemented.\n\nLaw no. 6,938 of 1981 establishes the National Environmental Policy, and it includes polluter pays principle. Article 4 of the Law states: \"The National Environmental Policy will [...] impose on the polluter and on the predator the obligation to recuperate and/or indemnify the damages caused and, to the user, the contribution for the use of environmental resources for economic purposes\". [1] This law would cover any type of environmental resources and damages, including water resources. [1]\n\nA local website that publishes articles from law experts of various specialities has published the article \"The Polluter-Pays Principle and its Applicability\" by Deysi de Sousa in 2016, an environmental lawyer in Brazil. The author states: \"The Polluter-Pays Principle is currently in force in our [Brazil's] legal system, which guarantees effectiveness in its application, both of its preventive character and its sanctioning character. The law guarantees procedural instruments to prevent the occurrence of environmental damages, as well as to guarantee economic sanctions for the agents that gave cause to these damages. This ensures that these costs of recovering the environment are not borne by society or the State.\" [2]","Polluter pays principle is not yet officially applied in Cambodia's legal and policy framework for water management. \n\nHowever, the polluter-pays is one of the core principles outlined in the draft version of a new Environment and Natural Resources Code which is being developed [1]. Article 6 on Principles of the draft Code stipulates that \"all natural persons, private legal entities, and public legal entities who cause harm to the environment and society shall bear the cost for repairing the harm and for measures to prevent, avoid, and mitigate the harm to the environment and society\". The new Code, which is currently in its final draft [2], consolidates pre-existing legislative arrangements on environment and natural resources, including provisions for the implementation of SDGs [3].","China includes the “polluter pays principle” in its legislation, but implementation of the principle remains unclear.\n\nChina has the polluters pay principle as the basis of its Water Law (Article 65 to Article 72) and Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law (Article 81 to Article 95) [1]. However, there are discrepancies in these two laws in terms of the level of punishment. For example, Article 67 of the Water Law states that a fine of at least 50,000 yuan but no more than 100,000 yuan shall be imposed to the entities who sets up outlets for discharging sewage in any drinking water source conservation district. This fine is not less than 100,000 yuan but not more than 500,000 yuan in the Article 84 of Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law. Such discrepancies leave room for weak enforcement. Also, there have been voices suggesting that such punishments are too light for the companies [2]. The polluters pay principle is also reflected in the Water Pollution Prevention and Control Action Plan. For example, the plan specifically asks that before the end of 2017, industrial agglomeration areas should be equip themselves with centralized sewage treatment facilities and fitted with automatic online monitoring devices [3].","National environmental legislation in Colombia applies the polluter pays principle, and it is comprehensive and fully implemented. \n\nLaw 99 of 1993, Colombia’s Environmental Law, established general principles for the environmental sector, including the principle that the government would foment the inclusion of environmental costs and use economic tools to prevent, correct and restore environmental damage (Article 1) [1]. According to Article 1, the Environmental Law covers all renewable natural resources including water, while Articles 30 and 31 state that regulations will follow the general principles established under Article 1 and that water resources are covered by those regulations [1].\n\nLaw 1333 of 2009 established Colombia’s environmental fines system and procedures. Article 1 states that the government can fine violators of environmental laws and regulations, which cover water resources as established in the Environmental Law. Further, the law states that violators of environmental regulations are presumed guilty and can be punished with preventive measures while they have the obligation to establish their innocence. Article 2 establishes that authorities can act preemptively to prevent environmental damage [2]. \n\nIn 2017, the accountancy Firm EY detailed that under Law 1333 the Environmental Authority is enforced and the Environmental Authority can: \n\n‐ Impose daily fines of up to 5,000 MMLW. (COP3.906.210.000, approx. USD1,302,070). \n‐ Generate revocation or expiration of the environmental license or permit \n‐ Temporary or permanent closure of the establishment, and demolition of works as a preventive measure \n‐ Deprivation of liberty for up to ten (10) years [4]\n\nIn addition, Law 491 of 1999 requires all environmental licensees to contract “ecological insurance” which covers any activities that might result in damage to the environment or natural resources, which include water resources as established in the Environmental Law [3].","In Croatia the Water Law applies the polluter pays principle and the water law is fully implemented. \n\nAccording to Article 59 of the Water Law the polluter shall \"bear the costs generated by pollution of water and the aquatic environment. These costs are: expenses for the prevention of further damage, expenses for the restoration of prior status, including expenses for assessment and rectification of damage, and expenses for the prevention of occurrence of future pollution. The polluter shall also bear the cost of monitoring the water status, implementation of water protection measures, implementation of plans and programmes of state investments into the construction of public sewerage facilities, and the costs of implementing measures of prevention of water pollution, either on the basis of responsibility for pollution or by paying the water protection fee prescribed by the Act regulating the financing of water management\". [1] \n\n\nThe assessment and the activities/information detailed on the website of the Directorate for Water Management and the Sea Protection suggest the law has been fully implemented. [2]","Ecuador’s 2014 national water resources law, the Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, applies the polluter pays principle and it was been fully implemented. Article 151 of the law defines discharging contaminated wastewater and accumulating waste that could contaminate water without following regulatory guidelines as “very grave infractions” [1]. Article 153 allows the Secretariat of Water to begin proceedings to fine offenders of the above infractions. Article 159 states that the Secretariat of Water, in addition to applying fines, was the obligation to present civil actions against offenders in order to obtain payment for damages caused, as well as referring relevant cases to prosecutors for criminal action [1]. In terms of implementation, in 2018, the city of Guayaquil reported that it had investigated 152 cases of water pollution and had applied US$125,377 in fines in 39 of the cases [2].","In Guinea, the polluter pays principle is outlined in the national legislation or policy, but it is not fully adopted or implemented.\n\nIndeed, the National Environmental Policy (2011), lists among one of its guiding principles, the application of the polluter pays principle. This policy refers to water, specifically to deal with issues related to wastewater and rainwater management .(1) Nevertheless, in the Environmental code, which is the legal document behind the Environmental Policy, this principle is not mentioned. (3) In the Mining Code, this principle is also implicitly mentioned in the article 17 on compensation for damages. Indeed, \"the holder of a mining or quarry title is obliged to compensate the State or any other person for the damages that he may have caused according to the legal and regulatory provisions in force\" (2). \n\nNevertheless, it does not seem to be fully adopted or implemented, and seems to be in a nascent stage since, in March 2019, a newspaper announced that the authorities will develop a strategy based on the polluter pays principle to oblige big companies to participate in waste management activities in the city of Conakry.(4) In Labé also the governor has expressed the desire to adopt the polluter pays principle. (5) However, no newspaper already reports that companies have been fined for polluting. There is no further evidence in the National Directorate of Water and Forests, on the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page (it does not have an official website), in the Ministry of Mines and Geology or in local newspapers. (5,6,7)\n\n","The Law of Prevention of Water Pollution (1999) details comprehensive standards for outgoing wastewater in different sectors. This legislation, issued by Department of Environment, includes in clause 5 the legal measure which outlines how the \"polluter pays principle\" will be applied versus people or corporations found to be in violation of it [1]. \n\nAdditionally clauses 11 and 12 of the 1992 Law of Protection and Improvement of Environment state that factories and workshops which pollute the environment have a specific amount of time to remove the source of pollution, otherwise their activities will be stopped and resuming their activity will only be possible with a court decree. In cases of violation, there could be an imprisonment from 61 days to one year or a fee or both [2]. \n\nThere are many instances of shutting down production units for their pollutive activities by the Department of Environment in different sectors such as aluminum [3], salt [4] and steel [5] production.","Law No. 27 of 2009 of Protection and Improvement of the Environment do not refer to the polluter pays principle specifically. However, article 32 of that law stipulates that those whose acts harm the environment must pay for, and remove, the damages (1). \n\nThe law indicates that fines imposed on offenders ranged between IQD 1 million and IQD 20 million (approximately between USD 800 AND USD 16,700), based on the costs of addressing the damage, and an imprisonment period of up to three months with extra charges applicable on those who repeat the act. Although these fines and charges did not specifically refer to water-related offenses, however the law itself has a complete chapter, chapter 2, called \"protecting water against pollution\" that indicates different polluting activities and offenses related to water that the law covers, suggesting that the fines and punishment article do apply for water-related polluters. \n\nThe Ministry of Environment records show that fines have been recently imposed on some polluting organizations. For instance, In November 2014, its technical teams of Al-Diwaniya environmental governorate had imposed a fine of around two million and three hundred thousand Dinars a month on Afaak red meats market in Al-Qadisyia region because of throwing their liquid discharge to the water internal resources without treatment (2). \n","Kazakhstan's legislation applies the polluter pays principle but it is not fully implemented in practice as the monitoring of environmental impacts from water users is not constant and is ineffective, leading to limited capacity for imposition of fines.\n \n When the Environmental Code underwent a major rewrite in 2019, the minister of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources explained that the polluter pays principle was now becoming one of the Code's key fundaments. [1] This was based on an OECD report analysing the shortcomings of the previous system, specifically for application of the polluter pays principle for air pollution, which was assessed to focus on raising revenues from industrial enterprises rather than ensuring compliance with environmental standards, and to be is applied in a discriminatory manner. [2]\n \n Article 101 of the Environmental Code introduces a fee for emission (discharge) of pollutants into the environment for \"users of natural resources\" (the Environmental Code's definition of this term includes licensed water users, both legal and natural persons, as defined under the Water Code) who hold a license for such emission. [3] Articles 573–579 of the Tax Code elaborate on this, defining the fee as applying to waste and pollutants that are dumped, discharged, emitted or disposed of, and setting the fees per tonne of specific form of pollutant released. [4] In 2020, these fees range in value from KZT 28 (US$ 0.07) per tonne of methane released, to KZT 5.54 m (US$ 13 400) per tonne of lead released, with an average value across the 15 pollutants of KZT 278 000 (US$ 672). [4, 5] Under Code of Adminstrative Infractions Article 328, emission of pollutants into the environment in excess of limits set by a permit, or without a permit, is punishable by fines. For 2020, the fine is KZT 27 800 (US$ 67) for individuals, up to KZT 138 000 for businesses, and for large businesses 1000% of the fee for discharge of the relevant pollutant/s as set by the Tax Code (i.e. an average of KZT 2.78 m (US$ 6 720) across the 15 pollutant categories). [4, 5, 6] In addition, chapter 11 of the Environmental Code states that when it is established that damage has been done to the environment, the state environmental authorities are to carry out an economic assessment of the damage, and the person or entity responsible is required to either rectify the damage or cover the costs of doing so. [3]\n \n In April 2019, an oil refinery in Atyrau Region was fined KZT 31 m (US$ 75 000) for an accidental release of wastewater caused by repair work to a treatment facility, and it was reported that local environmental authorities were working to assess the value of damage to the environment in order to apply further compensation, although reports on the eventual amount were not found in the media or on the local authority website. [7, 8, 9] In 2014, a water supply company in the city of Petropavlovsk was found responsible for discharge of untreated wastewater into the river Elim, and charged KZT 5.4 m (US$ 13 000) in compensation for damage to the environment. [10]\n \n Despite this, a water sector expert interviewed highlighted several issues with application of the polluter pays principle in Kazakhstan, with fees for emission and discharge of pollutants set too low to stimulate organisations to introduce either water-saving techniques or technology, or additional wastewater treatment measures. The expert's 2019 research shows that while these fees are paid to local authorities with the aim of financing environmental protection measures, on average only 7% of the funds thus raised are spent on the environment. [11, 12] Monitoring of environmental impacts from water users is not constant and ineffective, leading to limited capacity for imposition of fines and thus selective application of the principle. [11, 12] Finally, a system of mandatory environmental insurance for organisations whose activity pose an environmental risk (established by Law No 93-III, 2005) does not give courts a sufficient mandate to allow individuals and organisations to sue for compensation from organisations having caused damage to the environment. [11]","Kyrgyzstan has adopted the “Polluter Pays” principle, which is reflected and outlined in its national legislation and policy. This policy is fully implemented; however, there are limitations as to its effectiveness.\n \n The Kyrgyz legislature adopted the “Polluter Pays” principle in 1999, with the adoption of the 1999 Environmental Protection Law, which provides that “responsibility” is one of its guiding principles, with polluters needing to make compensatory payments for any damage caused to the environment. [1]\n \n The 1999 Law does not make reference to the “Polluter Pays” principle explicitly; however, it does state that under the principle of “responsibility”, pollution fees shall be introduced to ensure that the environment is not polluted. [1] The pollution fee for emitting any polluting substance is determined by a base rate per tonne of pollutant, which is multiplied by a coefficient reflecting the relative risk of the polluting substance (i.e. the pollution fee is significantly higher for more dangerous polluting substances such as mercury). [2]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee noted that in Kyrgyzstan, the Polluter Pays principle is implemented in practice, with the State Agency for Environmental Protection actively monitoring whether polluters are effectively and responsibly disposing of any waste materials, and the agency for State Inspection for Environmental and Technical Safety imposing fines where polluters do not do so. [6]\n \n Payments for environmental pollution are regulated by the 2002 Law on Environmental Pollution Fees, and the 2011 Law on Deciding Fines for Environmental Pollution, which currently set the rate of environmental pollution charges at 1.2 KGS (0.016 USD) for a tonne of pollutants. [3, 4]\n \n The actual performance of environmental pollution fees has been questioned, which is reflected in a 2016 report published by the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development. [2] Because the fee rates are very low, they do not cover the costs of environmental damage, and they do not provide a real incentive for polluters to reduce their polluting discharges.\n \n Additionally, the revenues collected from the imposition of fees does not necessarily help fund water resources management. Instead revenues are generally allocated to various Kyrgyz environmental protection agencies. [2]\n \n Finally, several key polluters are exempt from paying pollution fees, including water treatment plants and Government-funded organisations (i.e. district heating and energy providers), which has been criticised as inherently going against the Polluter Pays principle. [2]\n \n In 2014 local media in Kyrgyzstan noted that the “Polluter Pays” principle in Kyrgyzstan does not work, seeing as it is more profitable for companies to pay the fees associated with polluting, rather than incurring increased expenses on the minimisation of polluting discharges, based on a report from a “key expert”. [5]","Laos includes the “polluter pays principle” in policy, but implementation of the principle is limited. \n\nVarious national legislation and policy documents state that polluters must pay for any environmental damage caused by their activities, but the state has not yet demonstrated the ability to implement this practice consistently. The 2017 Law on Water and Water Resources states that those causing water pollution must resolve damage and be responsible for costs, and will be fined. [1] Also, the old Water Resources and Environment Authority accepted the “polluter pays principle” as early as 1999, and in 2004, the government approved its first National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan, which included the principle. [2] However an assessment of the plan’s implementation by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) judged use of the “polluter pays principle” to be “restricted”. [2] To improve implementation the government developed a National Pollution Control Strategy and Action Plan 2018-2025. [3] This document acknowledges that a major weakness in pollution control, with an absence of clear public accountability and states the costs of pollution are often not charged back to polluters. The strategy outlines mechanisms to correct this weakness, which are currently being set up. [3]","Partially, the polluter pays principle is outlined in the national legislation on water and pollution but it is not fully adopted or implemented.\n\nArticle 16 of the law N° 02-006/AN-RM of 31 january 2002 on water stipulates that \"every polluter has to bear the costs of its polluting activities\", however the law does not provide specific details on the costs or the principle [1]. The law n ° 01-020 relating to pollution and nuisances of 2001 specifies the polluter-pays principle at art. 2 Ch. 1 and enumerates (Ch. 10, section 2) a number of fines applicable to law-breakers, including those who discharge pollutants in water sources, but does not mention anything else regarding its implementation [2]. According to art. 39-40 of the law 01-020, law enforcement is under the remit of the sworn officers of the National Directorate of the Sanitation and Control of Pollution and Nuisance who can be assisted if necessary by agents of the following institutions: the Police, the Gendarmerie, Customs, Public Health, and Conservation of Nature [2]. Nevertheless, no evidence was found of any cases where the polluter-pays principle was applied [3], [4], [5].","No, the Mauritanian law on water (2005 Water Code) does not include a polluter pays principle [1]. Rather it includes the principle of \"user pays\" (\"utilisateur-payeur\" at art. 3) according to which water users bear a significant part of the expenses resulting from the measures of prevention, reduction of the pollution and restoration of the resource in quality and quantity [1]. Moreover, art 31 mentions a pollution fee (\"redevance pollution\") (art. 31) which is to be paid by companies winning a concession of a water source. [1] However no evidence was found of its implementation in practice - nor if it was proportional to the pollution [2], [3], [4].","Myanmar includes the “polluter pays principle” in policy, but implementation of the principle is limited. \n\nThe National Water pollution calls for the the \"polluter pays principle” to be enforced. Details (eg. department created to collect funds specifically) are not mentioned. [1, 2] Myanmar's Environmental Conservation Law is based on the “polluter pays principle” as per Chapter IV, section 7(o). [3,4] The national waste management strategy action plan also applies \"Polluter pays principle\". [5] Permits need to applied for usage of the canals and damage/corruption or pollution of the flow of water from the permitted activities are punishable by fine in accordance with the Canal Act 1905. There is however, no outline of what consists of damage/pollution and how to measure such. [6]The Factories Act 1951 (2016/05) mandates effective arrangements to be made in every factory for the disposal of wastes and effluents due to the manufacturing process (includes pumping water) carried. The law does not have mechanisms for enforcement [7]. The Factories Act 1951 (2016/05) mandates effective arrangements to be made in every factory for the disposal of wastes and effluents due to the manufacturing process (includes pumping water) carried. However, enforcement and the fine amounts are unclear in the legislation and its amendments. [8]","There is a polluter pays principle outlined in the national legislation in Perú but it is not fully adopted or implemented.\n\nThe Law of Water Resources of 2009 outlines the polluter pays principle in Article 92, which states that any entity that illegally discharges wastewater is responsible for paying any associated fines. The payment “must be made according to the quality and volume of the dumping and does not replace compliance with the provisions of the Law and other regulations related to the protection and conservation of water.” [1] The Superintendence of Sanitation has the mandate to fine companies that discharge untreated water, but there is no additional information about fines that have actually been issued on the website. [2]\n\nHowever, according to \"Environmental law and practice in Peru: overview\" - a report published by Thomson Reuters. Non-compliance with the Water Law is sanctioned with administrative fines ranging from PEN2,025 to PEN40.5 million, and complementary measures that include: (i) Actions to restore the situation to the status before the infringement was committed or actions to pay the costs that the reposition demands. (ii) Confiscation of objects used for the commission of the infringement.\n(iii) Temporary suspension of operations of the water supply facilities, permanent suspension of operations or close down of facilities. (iv) Suspension or revocation of water rights, including the suspension of the illegal use of this resource. [4]\n\nThere are examples of these laws being enforced available in the Peruvian media. For example in 2014, a Chinese Cooper Mine was forced to cease operations and pay a fine as it was found to be contaminating two lakes. [5]\n\nFurthermore, as of 2017 (latest publicly available data), only about 15% in Lima, the largest municipality has treated water. Therefore there is sigifcant evidence that people are discharing water into the system with no penalty [3]\n","The polluter pays principle is outlined in the national legislation or policy, but it is not fully adopted or implemented. \n\nThis principle is included in the Sanitary Code, voted and promulgated in 2009. According to the article 73, taxes and fees for water discharge into the environment are collected under the conditions set by the Environment Code. Moreover, according to article 36, any spill into a public sewer that endangers life, health or public property will be sanctioned. (1) Finally, in the Environment Code, the article 9 states that all companies are classified according to the level of pollution they generate. According to the article 25, companies must pay a tax, within the framework of the fight against pollution, depending on their level of pollution. (2) Nevertheless, according to different newspapers, this principle is not fully implemented since in 2018, the president of SÉNÉGAL, Macky Sall, demanded the application of the polluter pays principle. (3) Moreover, in 2017, a newspaper issued an article stating than from now on, the polluter pays principle will be enforced in a port in Dakar. (4) Both of these sources suggest implementation has so far been none comprehensive.","In Serbia both the Water Management Strategy and Water Law apply the polluter pays principle.\n\nArticle 25 of the Water Law includes polluter pays as one of the principles that underpin the law. According to this article \"anyone who causes pollution of water by their activities is obliged to bear the cost of pollution remediation measures\". [2]. Though the Water Law was passed in 2010 and updated in 2016, according to Serbian government's own assessment it is not \"coherent\" as its mandate overlaps with several other existing laws. [5]\n\nThe Water Management Strategy describes that entities that cause water pollution by their activities should bear the cost of remedying or reducing pollution - \"polluter pays\" (page 135). [1] However, according to media outlets the polluter pays principle is not fully implemented and only half of importers pay the eco-tax that is meant to capture fees from pollution. [3,4] \n","National legislation apply the polluter pays principle, \n\nAccording to article 3 of the Environmental Protection Law, water is part of the environment and the Law refers to water as well. Article 112 of the Environmental Protection regulates the polluter pays principle. According to this article, the polluter is obliged to pay environmental taxes, which are levied based on levels of environmental pollution. Environmental taxes contribute to the revenue of the state or municipality budget in accordance with the law. [1] The environmental tax is paid for environmental pollution due to the discharge of wastewater. [2] A very important instrument for stimulating polluters to reduce pollution is an environmental tax exemption or reduction in the case of investment in environmental protection. [3]\n\nUnlike the National Water Resources Law, the Environmental Protection Law is enforced and implemented [4]","No, The national legislation does not make reference to the polluter pays principle. \n\nThere is no reference to the polluter pays principle in Law 31. of Water Legislation [1]\n\nArticles 25, 26, 27 of Environmental Affairs Law No. 50 of 2002 of Syria mentions about fines and penalties for different kinds of polluters in the country. However the law does not refer to the polluter pays principle [2] \n\nA World Bank report in 2002 and International Center for Advanced Mediterranean Agronomic Studies reported in 2005 noted the absence of the polluter pays principle in Syria Environmental Law and advocated for its inclusion. No more up to date assessment could be located. [4,5,6]","The “Polluter Pays Principle” is outlined in national legislation and policy. However, it is unclear whether the principle is fully actively implemented in practice and the available information on the practical application of the principle shows that the principle is extremely limited in its effectiveness.\n \n The Tajik legislature adopted the Polluter Pays Principle in the field of water pollution, which has been in place since the adoption of the 1993 Environmental Protection Law. [1] A new Environmental Protection Law was adopted in 2011, and this was last updated in 2017. [2, 3]\n \n The 2011 Environmental Protection Law outlines the economic mechanism for environmental protection to develop incentives for governmental bodies, enterprises, organizations and citizens to take measures for environmental safety, rational use and renewal of natural resources. The Law enforces the “polluter pays” and the “user pays” principles, according to which users are charged for the right to use natural resources within established limits and for excess use. Polluters are charged for emissions and discharges of pollutants, waste disposal and other types of pollution within established limits and for excess pollution. [2]\n \n The Law lists a number of economic instruments for environmental protection, including the following: Charges for the use of natural resources; Charges for emissions and discharges of pollutants; Charges for waste disposal and other types of pollution; Tax breaks and lower interest rates for enterprises that use cleaner technologies; Fines and compensation for damage to the environment and human health; and Additional taxation of those enterprises whose activity is dangerous to the environment. The Law also allows local authorities to introduce other types of economic incentives for environmental protection. [2]\n \n The Government determines the norms, methods of calculation and application of fees, charges and fines for the use of natural resources and environmental pollution and the procedure for establishing and using the environmental fund revenues. The fees, charges and fines are subject to indexation to take inflation into account. [2]\n \n A 2004 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (‘UNECE’) brought the effectiveness of the application of the Polluter Pays Principle into question, noting that the Government of Tajikistan should consider reassessing the “fees, and that such proposals should be designed for better application of the “polluter pays” and “user pays” principles, so that the rates provide incentives to reduce pollution and take environmentally sound measures”. [4]\n \n A follow-up 2017 report by the UNECE noted that the Government of Tajikistan had not implemented the 2004 recommendation to adopt a more effective Polluter Pays Principle framework, and that “overall progress with improving the expenditure framework has been slow”. [5] However, no changes to the existing legislative framework were listed on the Government of Tajikistan's legislative database at the time of research in July 2020. [2]\n \n A World Bank water resources expert had no information on whether the polluter pays principle is actively implemented in Tajikistan, and whether the related fine systems for water pollution are used de facto, particularly because little information is available relating to industrial water use/pollution. [6]","The “Polluter Pays Principle” is outlined in national legislation and policy. However, it is unclear whether the principle is fully actively implemented in practice and the available information on the practical application of the principle shows that the principle is extremely limited in its effectiveness.\n \n The Tajik legislature adopted the Polluter Pays Principle in the field of water pollution, which has been in place since the adoption of the 1993 Environmental Protection Law. [1] A new Environmental Protection Law was adopted in 2011, and this was last updated in 2017. [2, 3]\n \n The 2011 Environmental Protection Law outlines the economic mechanism for environmental protection to develop incentives for governmental bodies, enterprises, organizations and citizens to take measures for environmental safety, rational use and renewal of natural resources. The Law enforces the “polluter pays” and the “user pays” principles, according to which users are charged for the right to use natural resources within established limits and for excess use. Polluters are charged for emissions and discharges of pollutants, waste disposal and other types of pollution within established limits and for excess pollution. [2]\n \n The Law lists a number of economic instruments for environmental protection, including the following: Charges for the use of natural resources; Charges for emissions and discharges of pollutants; Charges for waste disposal and other types of pollution; Tax breaks and lower interest rates for enterprises that use cleaner technologies; Fines and compensation for damage to the environment and human health; and Additional taxation of those enterprises whose activity is dangerous to the environment. The Law also allows local authorities to introduce other types of economic incentives for environmental protection. [2]\n \n The Government determines the norms, methods of calculation and application of fees, charges and fines for the use of natural resources and environmental pollution and the procedure for establishing and using the environmental fund revenues. The fees, charges and fines are subject to indexation to take inflation into account. [2]\n \n A 2004 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (‘UNECE’) brought the effectiveness of the application of the Polluter Pays Principle into question, noting that the Government of Tajikistan should consider reassessing the “fees, and that such proposals should be designed for better application of the “polluter pays” and “user pays” principles, so that the rates provide incentives to reduce pollution and take environmentally sound measures”. [4]\n \n A follow-up 2017 report by the UNECE noted that the Government of Tajikistan had not implemented the 2004 recommendation to adopt a more effective Polluter Pays Principle framework, and that “overall progress with improving the expenditure framework has been slow”. [5] However, no changes to the existing legislative framework were listed on the Government of Tajikistan's legislative database at the time of research in July 2020. [2]\n \n A World Bank water resources expert had no information on whether the polluter pays principle is actively implemented in Tajikistan, and whether the related fine systems for water pollution are used de facto, particularly because little information is available relating to industrial water use/pollution. [6]","The government of Myanmar has implemented programmes to enhance water use efficiency across some sectors.\n\nAccording to an assessment in October 2014, there has been programs for watershed management, drainage control, capacity building, improving navigability and operational improvement of water systems. [1] NWP states that \"The adaptation strategies could also include better demand management, particularly, through adoption of compatible agricultural strategies and cropping patterns and improved water application methods, such as land leveling and/or drip / sprinkler irrigation as they enhance the water use efficiency, as also, the capability for dealing with increased variability. [2] The IWRM strategy states that Water User Associations are an existing phenomenon in Myanmar, but can be improved upon by turning them into true consumer/water users' organisations. [3] The the Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department (IWUMD) are presently exploring the possibility of creating a new structure for setting more Water Users’ Groups and Water Users’ Committees. For that, IWUMD encourages to set up awareness programme for farmer’s participation in on-farm level management. The government is also the Government sharing the knowledge for water use efficiency by participatory trainings and workshops conducted by local and the international organizations. [4] The Agricultural Sector Review and Investment Strategy by UNDP for Myanmar also mentions the government's realization that better Water Users’ Associations (WUAs) and farmer participation in system operation and maintenance, the financial burden on the public sector can be reduced and water use efficiency increased with a set of standard irrigation performance indicators grouped by irrigation type, agro-ecological zone focusing on the agricultural productivity, water use efficiency and system sustainability being targeted as an output in the overall strategy. [5]","Turkey applies the polluter pays principle. According to Article 26 of the Water Pollution Control Regulation, “The polluter is responsible and obligated for checking the quality and quantity of wastewaters, reducing and purifying pollution, regular and periodic monitoring and documentation for inspecting whether standards on discharge waters are being followed.... Costs related to these measurements carried out by the administration are covered by the polluter”[1]\n\nIn addition, under the Environment Law- which also covers water resources, a polluter must clean up the pollution or pay the costs incurred by the Ministry for the clean-up according to the “polluter pays” principle. [2]\n\nIn January 2019, The Turkish Government increased the fines being awarded accordign to Article 20 of the Environmental Law. This suggests implementation of the principle is occuring. [3]","Turkmenistan applies the \"polluter pays\" principle, but it is not comprehensively outlined in national legislation and evidence suggests that the pollution fines are rarely implemented.\n \n The main piece of legislation dealing with water management in Turkmenistan, the Water Code (last modified in 2019), stipulates that the State Committee on Water Management is the agency responsible for granting permission for the discharge of wastewater in the country. It is also responsible for administering penalties for violations of the Water Code. [1] The penalties are outlined in the Administrative Offences Code (last updated in November 2019), which establishes fines for the pollution of waterways and failures to ensure the protection of waterways. [2] The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) reported in its most recent Environmental Performance Review of Turkmenistan (in 2012) that these fines were \"much too low to create meaningful incentives for polluters to engage in pollution abatement\" and that, moreover, the government of Turkmenistan has stated that such sanctions are rarely applied. [3] \n \n Moreover, the UNECE has reported that wastewater discharges by state-owned domestic enterprises and those operating under joint venture agreements are subject to per-cubic-meter charges. [4] However, this information could not be corroborated on the websites of the Government of Turkmenistan or of the Ministry of Agriculture and Water Resources. [5, 6]","The national legislation or policy applies the polluter pays principle and evidence suggests it is implemented in practice.\n \n Neither the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" nor the \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") make specific reference to the polluter pays principle. [1, 2] However, Art. 106 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" envisages the imposition of charges for services that pollute bodies of water or have other detrimental effects on them as an economic measure to promote water conservation and protection. [1] \n \n Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No 820 of 11 October 2018 \"On Measures to Further Improve Economic Mechanisms for Environmental Protection\" does not specifically refer to the polluter pays principle, but introduces an equivalent scheme by instituting the Statute on the Procedure for Compensation Payments for Environmental Pollution and the Production of Waste in the Republic of Uzbekistan (Appendix 1). [3] In particular, it governs compensation payments for pollution of the environment and production of waste in Uzbekistan. Under Chapter 2, such compensatory payments must be made in respect of, among other things, the discharge of pollutants into water bodies and the discharge of waste pollutants in excess of the established norms into municipal and local sewage networks. Chp. 3 stipulates that legal entities producing emissions or waste and legal entities or individuals releasing waste exceeding the established norms into sewage networks are liable for such payments. Public bodies (i.e. those that are financed entirely by the State Budget) are not subject to such payments but instead have compensation payments deducted from revenues derived from polluting activities outside of the main activities of the body. Chp. 4 outlines a method for calculation of a compensation payment, which takes as its outset a base rate as set by Annexes to the document. Annex 4 sets out rates applicable to 84 different pollutants if discharged into water bodies; the rates are expressed as multiples of the country's monthly minimum wage per tonne of pollutant. [3] The 2020 monthly minimum wage is UZS 679 330, or US$ 66.59. [6]\n \n Media reports suggest that the polluter pays principle is implemented in practice. For example, the National Information Agency of Uzbekistan reports that in the first quarter of 2019, the total amount of compensatory payments and fines for pollution stood at UZS 1.73 bn [4]. An example of the implementation of the polluter pays principle specifically in relation to water pollution is given by Galiya Amirova, Head of Standardisation at the Tashkent Municipal Committee for Environmental Protection in an interview with environmental information network sreda.uz, where she describes the as-is and to-be effect of the implementation of the principle on the Suvsoz state water infrastructure enterprise in 2010. [5]","The national legislation or policy applies the polluter pays principle and evidence suggests it is implemented in practice.\n \n Neither the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" nor the \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") make specific reference to the polluter pays principle. [1, 2] However, Art. 106 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" envisages the imposition of charges for services that pollute bodies of water or have other detrimental effects on them as an economic measure to promote water conservation and protection. [1] \n \n Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No 820 of 11 October 2018 \"On Measures to Further Improve Economic Mechanisms for Environmental Protection\" does not specifically refer to the polluter pays principle, but introduces an equivalent scheme by instituting the Statute on the Procedure for Compensation Payments for Environmental Pollution and the Production of Waste in the Republic of Uzbekistan (Appendix 1). [3] In particular, it governs compensation payments for pollution of the environment and production of waste in Uzbekistan. Under Chapter 2, such compensatory payments must be made in respect of, among other things, the discharge of pollutants into water bodies and the discharge of waste pollutants in excess of the established norms into municipal and local sewage networks. Chp. 3 stipulates that legal entities producing emissions or waste and legal entities or individuals releasing waste exceeding the established norms into sewage networks are liable for such payments. Public bodies (i.e. those that are financed entirely by the State Budget) are not subject to such payments but instead have compensation payments deducted from revenues derived from polluting activities outside of the main activities of the body. Chp. 4 outlines a method for calculation of a compensation payment, which takes as its outset a base rate as set by Annexes to the document. Annex 4 sets out rates applicable to 84 different pollutants if discharged into water bodies; the rates are expressed as multiples of the country's monthly minimum wage per tonne of pollutant. [3] The 2020 monthly minimum wage is UZS 679 330, or US$ 66.59. [6]\n \n Media reports suggest that the polluter pays principle is implemented in practice. For example, the National Information Agency of Uzbekistan reports that in the first quarter of 2019, the total amount of compensatory payments and fines for pollution stood at UZS 1.73 bn [4]. An example of the implementation of the polluter pays principle specifically in relation to water pollution is given by Galiya Amirova, Head of Standardisation at the Tashkent Municipal Committee for Environmental Protection in an interview with environmental information network sreda.uz, where she describes the as-is and to-be effect of the implementation of the principle on the Suvsoz state water infrastructure enterprise in 2010. [5]","Venezuela’s 2007 Water Resources Law includes a comprehensive polluter pays policy, but there is insufficient public evidence that it has been implemented with fines or sentences issued against polluters.\n\nArticle 110 of the law establishes that the national water authority can order the necessary measures to “prevent, mitigate or correct” environmental violations, as well as any damaging consequences related to the violations [1]. The article also states that the administrative procedure applying the measures and fines will include the “effective repair of the damage caused, at the expense of the violator” as well as “any other measure” that could repair the damage and avoid the continuation of pollution of water resources [1]. Article 114 establishes additional fines when the damage is deemed to be irreparable [1]. Government websites and news reports do not appear to contain evidence of recent applications of fines or measures against polluters [2]. However, fines have been applied for deforestation as recently as 2017 [3].","The polluter pays principle is outlined in the national legislation in Vietnam, but it is not fully adopted or implemented\n\nThe Law on Water Resources of 2012 outlines the principle of \"polluters pay\". According to article 27 of the law, business and service entities that are likely to cause water source pollution are required to have plans and equipment to mitigate pollution. Upon the occurrence of a pollution incident, local authorities will identify the cause and can claim compensation from any responsible entity. [1] Section 8 of the Law on the Environment states, “Any organization, family household or individual, who causes environmental pollution, emergencies and degradation, is responsible to find remedial solutions, pay damages and assumes other responsibilities as stipulated by laws.” [2] Although the legislation outlines polluter pay principles, implementation is not comprehensive. In a press release in 2018, the Vietnam Environment Administration stated that the environment has been under pressure due to rapid economic growth and the government has identified five priority tasks, one of which is the implementation of the polluter pays principle. [3]\n",null,null,null,"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n \n [2] Ministry of Justice, \" Water Affairs Management Law Enacted\" (مقرره در مورد کیفیت آب و کنترل و نگهداری آنها) [http://old.moj.gov.af/Content/files/OfficialGazette/01301/OG_01367.pdf]\n \n [3] National Waste Management Policy [https://neis.nepa.gov.af/public/NiCSySroFy]\n \n [4] National Environmental Protection Agency. [https://www.nepa.gov.af/]\n \n [5] Ministry of Water and Energy [https://pcu-mew.gov.af/we/]\n \n [6] Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock {https://mail.gov.af/dr]\n \n [7] GIZ. 16 May 2016. \"SFD Promotion Initiative Kabul Afghanistan\". [https://www.susana.org/_resources/documents/default/3-2612-7-1471005402.pdf].\n \n [8] World Bank. 10 May 2018. \"Environmental and Social Management Framework (ESMF) For the Public-Private Partnerships and Public Investment Advisory Project\". [http://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/fr/604831515552761167/pdf/SFG3921-REVISED-EA-P158768-PUBLIC-Disclosed-5-31-2018.pdf].\n \n [9] Tolo News, 2020. [https://tolonews.com/fa]\n \n [10] The Kabul Times, 2020. [https://www.thekabultimes.gov.af/]","[1] Ministry of Sustainable Development and Environment. Environmental Management Regulations. 1993. https://observatoriop10.cepal.org/sites/default/files/documents/reglamento_general_de_gestion_ambiental_bolivia.pdf\n[2] Ministry of Sustainable Development and Environment. Regulations on Water Pollution (Supreme Decree 24176). 1995. https://bolivia.infoleyes.com/norma/2238/reglamento-en-materia-de-contaminaci%C3%B3n-h%C3%ADdrica-rmch\n[3] El Deber. Trash company fined more than Bs. 970,000. 2019. https://www.eldeber.com.bo/santacruz/Sancionaron-con-mas-de-Bs-970.000-a-la-empresa-responsable-de-la-basura-20190129-0092.html\n[4] El Deber. Government fines Unagro. 2017. https://www.eldeber.com.bo/santacruz/La-Gobernacion-sanciona-a-Unagro-20170822-0072.html","[1]Ministry of Transport. 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March 2018. https://optoce.no/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/Myanmar-National-Waste-Management-Strategy_Mar-2018.pdf [6]\"Canal Act\". 1905. https://www.myanmarconstitutionaltribunal.org.mm/lawdatabase/sites/default/files/myanmar_code/2016/11/2-1905%20THE%20CANAL%20ACT..pdf\n [7] \"Factories Act 1951, Amended 2016\". May 2016. http://www.ilo.org/dyn/natlex/natlex4.detail?p_lang=en&p_isn=88477&p_country=MMR&p_count=86&p_classification=14&p_classcount=5 [8]\"Factories Act 1951, Amended 2016\". May 2016. http://www.ilo.org/dyn/natlex/natlex4.detail?p_lang=en&p_isn=88477&p_country=MMR&p_count=86&p_classification=14&p_classcount=5","[1] Office of the President of the Republic (Brazil). \"Law no. 6,938 of 31 August 1981. Provides for the National Environmental Policy, its purposes and mechanisms of formulation and application, and other measures (Lei no. 6.938 de 31 de agosto de 1981. Dispõe sobre a Política National do Meio Ambiente, seus fins e mecanismos de formulação e aplicação, e dá outras providências)\". http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/leis/l6938.htm\n[2] Sousa, Deysi de. JusBrasil. \"The Polluter-Pays Principle and its Applicability (O Princípio do Poluidor-Pagador e sua Aplicabilidade)\". 2016. https://emdeis.jusbrasil.com.br/artigos/311776167/o-principio-do-poluidor-pagador-e-sua-aplicabilidade","[1]Ministry of Transport. 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May 2016. http://www.ilo.org/dyn/natlex/natlex4.detail?p_lang=en&p_isn=88477&p_country=MMR&p_count=86&p_classification=14&p_classcount=5","[1] National People's Congress, \"Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law of the People's Republic of China (2017 Revision)\", 2017, http://en.pkulaw.cn/display.aspx?id=2611cb560df6c5b8bdfb&lib=law&SearchKeyword=&SearchCKeyword=%d6%d0%bb%aa%c8%cb%c3%f1%b9%b2%ba%cd%b9%fa%cb%ae%ce%db%c8%be%b7%c0%d6%ce%b7%a8.\n\nNational People's Congress, \"Water Law of the People's Republic of China (2016 Revision)\", 2016, http://en.pkulaw.cn/display.aspx?id=dde86d273a166e89bdfb&lib=law&SearchKeyword=&SearchCKeyword=%cb%ae%b7%a8.\n\n[2] Tengxun Dajia, \"Behind water pollution:the clauses in laws that are just like children's play\", 2014, http://dajia.qq.com/blog/402437088749150.html.","[1] Congress of the Republic of Colombia. Law 99 of 1993. 1993. http://www.secretariasenado.gov.co/senado/basedoc/ley_0099_1993.html\n[2] Congress of the Republic of Colombia. 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May 2016. http://www.ilo.org/dyn/natlex/natlex4.detail?p_lang=en&p_isn=88477&p_country=MMR&p_count=86&p_classification=14&p_classcount=5","[1] Government of Mali, \"Law N° 02-006/AN-RM of 31 january 2002 on water\", 2002, http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/mli34988.pdf \n[2] Government of Mali, \"Law n ° 01-020 relating to pollution and nuisances\", 2001, http://www.fao.org/faolex/results/details/en/c/LEX-FAOC073664\n[3] The Women's Torch, \"Fight against the pollution of the waters of the Niger River\", 2018, https://www.thewomenstorch.com/fr/2018/09/27/lutte-contre-la-pollution-des-eaux-du-fleuve-niger/\n[4] Mamadou Nientao, \"INTEGRATED WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT IN MALI: An INTERNATIONAL LAW Perspective\" in Paix et Sécurité Internationales review, May 2017, http://catedras.uca.es/jean-monnet/revistas/paix-et-securite-internationales/numerosPSI/psi05-etudes-nientao-eau.pdf\n[5] MaliJet, \"Combating pollution of water resources: The Polluter Pays Principle, an effective weapon\", 2009, http://malijet.com/la_societe_malienne_aujourdhui/10476-lutte_contre_la_pollution_des_ressources_en_eau.html\n","[1] Government of Mauritania, \"Law nº 2000-045 concerning the framework law on the environment\", 2000, http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/mau28924.pdf\n[2] Ministry of the Environment, No website, https://www.thegef.org/country/mauritania\n[3] Former Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation, \"Development Strategy for the Water and Sainitation sector\", 2012, http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/mau160742.pdf \n[4] Google search of terms \"redevance pollution eau Mauritanie\", May 2019, https://bit.ly/2HEBHna","[1]Ministry of Transport. 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Sunass aplicará sanciones a EPS que no controlen descargas de aguas residuales. http://www.sunass.gob.pe/websunass/index.php/noticias/noticias-lima/item/20-sunass-aplicara-sanciones-a-eps-que-no-controlen-descargas-de-aguas-residuales\n[3] El Commercio. \"¿Existen sistemas para tratar aguas residuales en el Perú?\". https://elcomercio.pe/economia/peru/existen-sistemas-tratar-aguas-residuales-peru-noticia-455379\n[4] cAlberto Delgado, Alberto Ventura and Sandra Lock, Miranda & Amado Abogados for Thomson Reuters (2017) \"Environmental law and practice in Peru: overview\". Accessed 20 May 2019 https://uk.practicallaw.thomsonreuters.com/8-602-1506?transitionType=Default&contextData=(sc.Default)&firstPage=true&comp=pluk&bhcp=1\n[5] South China Morning Post vai Reuters \"Chinese copper mine halts operations in Peru over pollution claim\" 30 March 2014 - accessed here: https://www.scmp.com/news/world/article/1460977/peru-orders-chinalco-mining-giant-stop-waste-dumps-after-detecting Accessed 20 May 2019","(1)Gouvernement du Sénégal. 2009. \"Code de l'Assainissement\". [https://www.sec.gouv.sn/sites/default/files/loisetdecrets/Loi%20n%C2%B02009-24%20du%208%20juillet%202009%20portant%20Code%20de%20l%E2%80%99Assainissement..pdf]. \n(2)République du Sénégal. 2001. \"Code de l'Environnement\". [http://www.droit-afrique.com/upload/doc/SÉNÉGAL/SÉNÉGAL-Code-2001-environnement.pdf].\n(3)Le Quotidien. 2018. \"Environnement: Macky Sall exige l'application du principe pollueur-payeur\". [https://www.lequotidien.sn/environnement-macky-sall-exige-lapplication-du-principe-pollueur-payeur/].\n(4)Enquête + . 2017. \"Le principe pollueur-payeur sera désormais la règle\". [http://www.enqueteplus.com/content/depollution-du-plan-d%E2%80%99eau-du-port-de-dakar-le-principe-pollueur-payeur-sera-d%C3%A9sormais-la].","[1]Ministry of Transport. 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May 2016. http://www.ilo.org/dyn/natlex/natlex4.detail?p_lang=en&p_isn=88477&p_country=MMR&p_count=86&p_classification=14&p_classcount=5","[1] Water Legislation (No.31), Syrian Arab Republic. 16 November 2005.\nhttp://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/syr81193.pdf \n\n[2] Law No. 50, Environmental Affairs law, Syrian Arab Republic. 26 June 2002.\nhttp://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/syr63021.pdf\n\n[3] Hazardous Waste Management - Syria Mediterranean Environmental Technical Assistance Program (2002) http://siteresources.worldbank.org/EXTMETAP/Resources/HWM-SyriaP.pdf\n\n[4] Kaisi, A., M. Yasser, and Y. Mahrouseh. \"Syrian Arab Republic Country Report.\" Options Méditerranéennes: Série B. Etudes et Recherches 53 (2005): 251-264.\n\n\n[5]Eportal for Syrian Goverment http://portal.egov.sy - last updated in2012\n\n\n[6] The Syria Report \"Law Database\" Accessed here: www.syria-report.com/legal-database/","[1] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 27 Dec 1993. “Law of the Republic of Tajikistan of 27 December 1993, № 905 \"On Nature Protection\"”, (“Закон Республики Таджикистан от 27 декабря 1993 г., № 905 \"Об охране природы\"”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?rgn=514&conttype=2].\n\n[2] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 2 Aug 2011. “Law of the Republic of Tajikistan of 2 August 2011 № 760 \"On Environmental Protection\"”, (“Закон Республики Таджикистан от 2 августа 2011 года № 760 \"Об охране окружающей среды\"”). 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The World Bank Group. 30 July 2020.","[1] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 27 Dec 1993. “Law of the Republic of Tajikistan of 27 December 1993, № 905 \"On Nature Protection\"”, (“Закон Республики Таджикистан от 27 декабря 1993 г., № 905 \"Об охране природы\"”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?rgn=514&conttype=2].\n\n[2] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 2 Aug 2011. “Law of the Republic of Tajikistan of 2 August 2011 № 760 \"On Environmental Protection\"”, (“Закон Республики Таджикистан от 2 августа 2011 года № 760 \"Об охране окружающей среды\"”). 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The World Bank Group. 30 July 2020.","[1]Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf [2] Global Water Partnership. \"Assessment on the National Water Policy of Myanmar\" https://www.gwp.org/globalassets/global/gwp-sea_files/assessment-on-the-national-water-policy-of-myanmar.pdf [3] Republic of the Union of Myanmar. \"The Environmental Conservation Law\". 30 March 2012. http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs15/2012-environmental_conservation_law-PH_law-09-2012-en.pdf [4] Myanmar Responsible Business. \"Myanmar Oil & Gas Sector Wide Impact Assessment\". https://www.myanmar-responsiblebusiness.org/pdf/SWIA/Oil-Gas/14-Environment.pdf [5] Ministry of the Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation . \"National Waste Management Strategy and Action Plan (2017-2020)\". 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Water Pollution Control Regulation. 31 December 2004.\nhttps://www.mevzuat.gov.tr/Metin.Aspx?MevzuatKod=7.5.7221&sourceXmlSearch=&MevzuatIliski=0 \n[2] Ministry of Environment and Urbanisation, Environment Law. 11 August 1983\nhttps://www.mevzuat.gov.tr/MevzuatMetin/1.5.2872.pdf\n","[1] Government of Turkmenistan. 5 October 2019. \"Water Code of Turkmenistan\" (\"Водный кодекс Туркменистана\"). [http://continent-online.com/Document/?doc_id=38999429] \n\n[2] Government of Turkmenistan. 30 November 2019. \"Administrative Offences Code of Turkmenistan\" (\"Кодекс Туркменистана об административных правонарушениях\"). [http://continent-online.com/Document/?doc_id=31443571]\n\n[3] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2012. \"Environmental Performance Reviews: Turkmenistan. Synopsis\". [http://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/epr/epr_studies/Synopsis/Turkmenistan_EN_Synopsis.pdf] \n\n[4] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2012. \"Turkmenistan: Environmental Performance Reviews\". [http://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/epr/epr_studies/Turkmenistan.pdf]\n\n[5] Government of Turkmenistan. [http://turkmenistan.gov.tm] \n\n[6] Ministry of Agriculture and Water Management. [http://www.minagri.gov.tm/ru]","[1] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" (\"Закон Республики Узбекистан «О воде и водопользовании»\" 6 мая 1993 г., № 837-XII). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/93202].\n\n[2] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 19 February 2020. \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). 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[https://podrobno.uz/cat/obchestvo/v-uzbekistane-s-1-fevralya-uvelichatsya-razmery-zarplaty-pensiy-stipendiy-i-posobiy-].","[1] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" (\"Закон Республики Узбекистан «О воде и водопользовании»\" 6 мая 1993 г., № 837-XII). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/93202].\n\n[2] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 19 February 2020. \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/396].\n\n[3] Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No 820 of 11 October 2018 \"On Measures to Further Improve Economic Mechanisms for Environmental Protection\". [https://lex.uz/docs/3971360].\n\n[4] National Information Agency of Uzbekistan. 4 July 2019. \"Which enterprises will face economic measures?\" (\"В отношении каких предприятий будут приняты экономические меры?\"). [http://uza.uz/ru/society/v-otnoshenii-kakikh-predpriyatiy-budut-prinyaty-ekonomichesk-04-07-2019].\n\n[5] sreda.uz. 6 April 2010. \"If you pollute - pay\" (\"ЗАГРЯЗНЯЕШЬ – ПЛАТИ\"). [http://sreda.uz/rubriki/voda/zagryaznyaesh-plati/].\n\n[6] Podrobno. 31 December 2019. \"Size of salary, pensions, stipends and benefits to increase from 1 February in Uzbekistan\", (\"В Узбекистане с 1 февраля увеличатся размеры зарплаты, пенсий, стипендий и пособий\"). [https://podrobno.uz/cat/obchestvo/v-uzbekistane-s-1-fevralya-uvelichatsya-razmery-zarplaty-pensiy-stipendiy-i-posobiy-].","[1] National Assembly of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Water Resources Law. 2007. http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/texts/ven69647.doc\n[2] Bolivarian Government of Venezuela. Web de MPPDPSGG. 2019. http://www.presidencia.gob.ve/Site/Web/Principal/paginas/classIndex.php\n[3] Supreme Tribunal of Justice. TSJ declared valid fine imposed by the Ministry of Environment. 2017. http://www.tsj.gob.ve/-/tsj-declaro-firme-multa-impuesta-por-el-ministerio-del-poder-popular-para-el-ambiente","[1]Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf [2] Global Water Partnership. \"Assessment on the National Water Policy of Myanmar\" https://www.gwp.org/globalassets/global/gwp-sea_files/assessment-on-the-national-water-policy-of-myanmar.pdf [3] Republic of the Union of Myanmar. \"The Environmental Conservation Law\". 30 March 2012. http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs15/2012-environmental_conservation_law-PH_law-09-2012-en.pdf [4] Myanmar Responsible Business. \"Myanmar Oil & Gas Sector Wide Impact Assessment\". https://www.myanmar-responsiblebusiness.org/pdf/SWIA/Oil-Gas/14-Environment.pdf [5] Ministry of the Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation . \"National Waste Management Strategy and Action Plan (2017-2020)\". 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[null,"1.2.3",null,0,2,2,1,0,1,1,2,1,0,0,0,1,1,2,1,0,1,1,2,2,2,0,2,2,1,1,0,0,0,1,1,null,null,null,"Transboundary level projects are not explicitly mentioned in Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) legislation. [1,2]\n \n The Regulation on Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (2008) provides a list of sectors and projects which are required to conduct EIAs, and sets out procedures for conducting EIAs in detail. [1] Activities that require EIAs are construction of facilities for power generation, waste disposal, water management and dams, irrigation and flood protection, and water supply and treatment, as well as economic projects involving manufacturing and processing, mining and mineral processing, urban development and tourism and environmentally-sensitive areas. [1, 2] The Regulation does not make any specific mention of transboundary projects. [1, 2] \n \n The 2007 Environmental Law of Afghanistan stipulates the application of EIAs on a range of projects, as listed above, but does not contain separate provisions on Transboundary EIAs. However, it states that \"Where there are environmental issues of regional or transboundary nature, the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan shall coorporate with other States to resolve these issues.[3]","Bolivia’s national legislation sets out provisions for procedures for conducting an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for a transboundary level projects, but it is not clear that all Transbounday level projects require an EIA.\n\nThe Regulations on Environmental Prevention and Supervision expand on the basic requirements set out in the Environment Law (No. 1333 of 1992). Projects are classified by industry and potential impact, and the Ministry of Environment periodically updates its list of classifications. For example, the most recent update classifies an oil exploration well as category 3 when no roads or other transport infrastructure need to be build, but as category 1 (most strict) when the site is near wetlands [2]. Article 25 states that projects in categories 3 and 4 do not require an EIA [1]. \n\nArticle 4 establishes that the Ministry of Sustainable Development and Environment is the relevant authority for approving an EIA for transboundary level projects. Article 167 states that entities seeking an EIA for a project that will have transboundary impacts should evaluate these impacts in their EIA. The Ministry is responsible for informing neighboring countries if a reciprocity agreement exists. If no agreement exists, the Ministry is supposed to maintain the principle of “community” in order to properly steward natural resources [1].","Bosnia and Herzegovina requires Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted for transboundary level projects. This requirement is described in detail in the Environmental Protection Laws of two entities and district Brcko,.\n\nThe requirement for EIA's in transboundary level projects is specified in article 63 in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, articles 75-79 in Republic of Srpska and article 60 in Brcko District. \n\nIn Federation of BiH, the rules relating to the EIA in the context of cross-border impacts apply when there is a probability that the project will have a significant impact on the environment of the other entity and/or there is an obligation under international treaties, bilateral agreements or for other reasons. According to article 56 of the Law the permitting system covers multiple sectors, such as energy, use of water, use of space, emissions or waste production. [1]\n\nIn Republic of Srpska, if projects can have a cross-border impact on another country, the Ministry of Environment will act in the sense of the provisions of Art. 75 to 78 of this Law, when there is an obligation on that basis international treaties or agreements, principles of reciprocity or official political agreements. According to article 63 of the Law the permitting system covers multiple sectors, such as energy, use of water, use of space, emissions or waste production.[ 2, 3]","Brazil requires an EIA for the majority of projects however the legislation that covers this topic does include mention of Transboundary Considerations.\n\nBrazil requires Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted for any project that could potentially have an environmental impact. According to Article 225-§1-IV of the Federal Constitution of 1988, the government must \"require, in the manner prescribed by law, for the installation of works and activities which may potentially cause significant degradation of the environment, a prior environmental impact study, which must be published\". [1] \n\nResolution of 1 of 1986 of the National Council of Environment (CONAMA) provides specific details of the types of projects that require EIAs, as well as the procedures and format. The costs of the EIA will be paid by the owner of the project. Article 2 of the Resolution lists examples of types of projects that require EIAs. Transboundary level projects are not explicitly mentioned; however, the language is broad and does not exclude transboundary projects either. [2] \n\nHowever as transboundary projects are not mentioned, this is indicative that their specific requirements are not addressed. Therefore this regime cannot be said to cover this topic. [1,2]","Cambodia requires Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted for projects in the country, but there are no defined EIA procedures for transboundary level projects.\n\nCambodia's Law on Environment Protection and Natural Resource Management, adopted in 1996, includes requirements to undertake an Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) on every project and activity, private or public, and submit these documents for review to Ministry of Environment (chapter 3); however, the law doesn't make any reference to transboundary projects [1]. The gap in national legislations is considered by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) as one of the main factors causing delay in finalising Framework for Transboundary Environmental Impact Assessment (TbEIA) which has been developed more than a decade to supplement existing cooperation in accordance with the Procedures for Notification, Prior Consultation and Agreement. [2].","China requires Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted for projects in the country, but there are no defined EIA procedures for transboundary level projects.\n\nThe EIA Law in China, revised in 2018, requires EIA for projects within the territory of the People's Republic of China or within other seas subject to the jurisdiction of the People's Republic of China. Such projects include general projects that concern the use of land and the programs for constructing, developing and utilizing the areas, drainage areas or sea areas, and the special projects of industry, agriculture, animal husbandry, forestry, energy, water conservancy, communications, municipal construction, tourism, and natural resources development[1]. The Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law requires projects that directly or indirectly discharging pollutants to waters and other water establishments to be subject to EIA [2]. China's policies for EIA of transboundary projects remain unclear.","National environmental legislation in Colombia does not require an EIA specifically for transboundary level projects. \n\nArticles 57 and 58 of the Environmental Law (Law 99 of 1993) define EIAs and outline the procedure for obtaining them. The law establishes that all projects that require an environmental license must present an EIA. The law does not mention transboundary projects [1]. According to Article 1, the Environmental Law covers all renewable natural resources, while Articles 30 and 31 state that regulations will follow the general principles established under Article 1 and that water resources are covered by those regulations [1]. Decree 2820 of 2010 regulates the environmental licensing process. Articles 8 and 9 of the decree list projects that require an environmental license (and thus must present an EIA). The decree does not specifically mention transboundary or border projects, although many of the projects included in the list could be carried out across national borders [2]. In 2018, the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development (MADS) issued an updated General Methodology for the Elaboration and Presentation of Environmental Studies. The methodology mentions projects in border areas once, stating that such projects should consider any binational agreements which could affect them [3].","Croatia requires Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted for transboundary level projects.\n\nThe Law on Environmental Protection and the Ordinance on Environmental Impact Assessment provides a procedure for assessing the EIA. [1] \n\nAccording to article 20 of the Ordinance on Environmental Impact Assessment, \"the competent administrative body [at the local level] will, in the process of assessing the EIA, in the case of the assessment that the operation could significantly affect the environment of another state, inform the Ministry of Environmental Protection for the purpose of launching the procedure to another state.\" At the same time, with the delivery of this notice, it will submit to the Ministry a request for legal assistance. In this case, the competent administrative body in the local area can not make a decision on permitting the project to go ahead. \n\nAnnexes 1, 2 and 3 of the Ordinance define a list of operations for which EIA is required and split responsibility for its performance between the Ministry of Environment, counties and municipalities. Also, Annex 5 defines criteria based on which it is decided whether EIA is needed (e.g. scope of operation, location of operation etc.). [2]","Ecuador’s Environmental Code and regulations require an EIA for many projects, but do not mention transboundary-level projects specifically. \n\nArticle 174 of the law states that the National Environmental Authority shall create and update a catalog of activities to in order to determine which require an EIA. Article 179 specifies that only activities judged to cause medium or high environmental impacts are require the presentation of an EIA [1]. The law does not mention a requirement for transboundary-level projects to present an EIA. The main mentions of transboundary issues in the law refer to the transportation of waste [1]. Similarly, the Unified Text of Secondary Environmental Legislation does not describe a requirement for transboundary-level projects to present an EIA [2]. The catalog of activities used to determine if an EIA is required for a project is accessible online via the Single System for Environmental Information. The catalog does not include a specific entry for transboundary-level projects, but does include project categories that could be developed as transboundary-level projects, such as electricity generation, mining, oil and gas, roadway construction, and all types of industry [3].","The EIA process in Guinea does not outline the necessity for, or proceedures realting, an EIA for transboundary projects. Indeed, although it seems that EIA is required for some transboundary-level projects, the procedures to conduct it are not described in detail in the national legislation or policy and the scale of projects is not mentioned. However, the obligation to inform the other riparian states of any transboundary project on the Senegal river affecting them is mentioned in the 2002 Senegal Water Charter (art 5) that regulates the river of Senegal [5] \n\n\nIn the Environmental Code (1987), a general procedure to conduct an EIA for all types of projects is presented, such as the need to have an analysis of the initial state of the site and the environment; the expected consequences of the project and the strategy to reduce environmental risks. Nevertheless, the scale of projects that would need an EIA is not mentioned. It is only stated in article 82 that projects, depending on their size, the nature of the activity or the impact on the environment, will require an EIA. [1] \n\nMoreover, in the Decree codifying Environmental Impact Assessments (1989), some transboundary-level projects such as \"research and exploitation of mineral resources in maritime zones subjected to the sovereignty of the Guinean jurisdiction; aquaculture facilities; industrial sea fishing establishments and facilities that may release substances into the marine environment; or any project related to continental waters\", require an EIA. Nevertheless, none of the projects listed refer to management of freshwater resources that are transboundary e.g. rivers etc. [2]\n\nThe responsibility and administration of the EIA process is hold by the National Service for Environmental Evaluations. Nevertheless, further information about this agency could not be provided since it does not have a website. [4]. Finally, in a report written by Koassi d'Almeida, assessing the quality of the EIA process in Guinea, it is stated that the institutional and reglementary process for EIA is incomplete and rarely applied. Moreover, during the last 3 years, only 10 projects submitted an EIA, none of them related to TBW [4]","Though the EIA system in place may mean that 'some' projects that have a transboundary impact need an EIA, not all projects likely to have a transboundary impact must undertake an EIA. Nor are TBW projects mentioned explictly.\n\nSince 1979 there has been an environmental assessment bureau in the Department of Environment [1]and, according to a ratification by the Supreme Council of Environment in 1994, seven types of project require an EIA [2]. Building dams and other water structures is one of those seven areas [2]. Therefore when the transboundary-level project involves building dams and other water structures an EIA is legally required. However the 1994 ratification does not mention transboundary impacts specifically [2].\n\nFurthermore, an assessment of Iranian EIA's completed by Khosravi et al (2019) found that the screening process outlined above meant that projects with severe environmental impacts were being missed, in particular when it came to water. For example, the current system means \"only dams with a height above 15 m need to be subjected to EIA. However, the question should be whether dams with a height below 15 m have significant environmental impact or not\" - as it has been found that many small dams can have a worse impact [3].","In Iraq, EIA is required for all projects, without specifying whether they are TBW or not, according to article 10 of the Iraqi Law of Protection and Improvement of the Environment, No. 27 of 2009 (1). Article 10 stipulates the following \"First: Before initiating any project, the owner of the project is committed to submit an impact assessment report including \na) assessment of the positive and negative impacts of the project on the environment and the impact on the environment surrounding the project; \nb) suggestion of means to avoid and treat the causes of pollution to comply with environmental controls and instructions; \nc) emergency and potential pollution cases and precautions that are to be taken to prevent them; \nd) possible alternatives to the use of less harmful and environmentally friendly technologies and resources; \ne) reduction, recycling or reuse of wastes wherever possible; \nf) estimate of the environmental feasibility of the project and estimate of the cost of pollution relative to production.\nSecond: Include the technical and economic feasibility study of any draft report provided for in item (First) of the Article.\"\n\nIn terms of transboundary level projects, it is stated in Article 20 that “it is strictly forbidden to introduce or circulate hazardous and radioactive wastes from other countries to the Iraqi territory, airspace or maritime areas without notifying the authorities and obtaining their official approval”. However no reference is made on notification of other countries for actions on Iraq territory (1).\n","Kazakhstan requires environmental impact assessments (EIAs) to be conducted for transboundary projects, and the procedures are described in detail in the relevant legislation.\n \n Article 36 of the Environmental Code states that EIAs are mandatory for all activities that may have a direct or indirect impact on the environment or public health. [1] These activities are not listed in the Environmental Code, but a separate 2015 regulation from the Ministry of Energy establishes a short list of \"environmentally hazardous forms of activity\". In the water sector, these include the construction or location in watersheds of industrial enterprises using biological, chemical or radioactive materials and activity in any location of wastewater treatment plants with capacity equivalent to 150 000 citizens or more. [10] Articles 37–42 describe in detail the procedures and requirements for conducting EIAs. [1] The procedure for conducting EIAs is described in further detail in a dedicated regulation issued by the Ministry of Environmental Protection in 2007. [2]\n \n Article 43 of the Environmental Code states that peculiarities of EIAs for transboundary projects are defined by international agreements. [1] Since 2000 Kazakhstan has been party to the Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in Transboundary Context (also known as the Espoo Convention), which requires EIAs for various categories of activity likely to cause a transboundary impact. [3, 4] Activities covered include oil refineries, thermal power stations, nuclear facilities, metal processing plants, integrated chemical installations, major roads, gas pipelines, oil pipelines, chemical pipelines, commercial ports, waste disposal facilities, dams, reservoirs, groundwater extraction or recharge activities, mining, fossil fuel extraction, deforestation, river engineering, waste water treatment, large-scale poultry farms, large-scale pig farms and wind farms. [4]\n \n According to open sources and an expert interviewee, EIAs are widely conducted in Kazakhstan for projects with an impact on water resources in Kazakhstan, although the interviewee noted a stipulation of the Water Code that all new sector-specific, corporate or territorial programmes must receive confirmation that there are sufficient water resources in the area of the project to accommodate it is not complied with in practice. [5, 6, 7] However, according to a United Nations Economic Commission for Europe document dated 2017, there were at that time no recent examples of transboundary EIAs conducted in Kazakhstan under the provisions of the Espoo Convention, due to the country's lack of a Secretariat established for this purpose. [8] The water sector expert interviewed also stated that no such procedures had been conducted in recent years, and noted that the Sardoba Dam in Uzbekistan, which burst in May 2020 flooding 30 000 ha of agricultural land, had been constructed (from 2010) without a transboundary EIA or consultation with Kazakhstan, despite Uzbekistan also being a party to Espoo. [7, 9] The expert was of the opinion that a similar failure to implement transboundary EIA regulations was possible in Kazakhstan. [7]","In Kyrgyzstan, an Environmental Impact Assessment (‘EIA’) is required for transboundary level projects, but legislation does not describe the procedures and requirements for conducting EIAs in detail.\n \n The Decree of the Government of Kyrgyzstan “On approval of the Regulation on the procedure for environmental impact assessment in the Kyrgyz Republic”, dated 2015, provides that “when planning activities that may present significant adverse transboundary effects, an environmental impact assessment procedure must be conducted in accordance with the provisions of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe’s Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context”. [1]\n \n Additionally, since 2001 Kyrgyzstan has been party to the Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in Transboundary Context (also known as the Espoo Convention), which requires EIAs for various categories of activity likely to cause a transboundary impact. [2, 3]\n \n The 2015 EIA Law in Kyrgyzstan sets out that the following activities require EIAs: energy industry facilities, including fossil fuel extraction, power stations, heat stations, and related transmission lines and pipelines; construction of hydraulic facilities including reservoirs, water uptakes, wastewater treatment, and sewerage, water supply and irrigation systems; agricultural projects, including intensification of agricultural production, recultivation of land, and animal, poultry and fish rearing activity; mining and related processing activity; metal processing plants; production of construction materials, glass, pharmaceutical or biological products, food products (including fats, meat, sugar, tobacco, alcohol), and textiles; storage of toxic, radioactive or otherwise dangerous materials; solid waste processing, treatment and storage, and other activity in the transport and construction sectors including construction of roads, railways, airports and automobile fuelling stations. [1] This list of activity is in line with the requirements of the Espoo Convention. [2, 3]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee explained that the EIA procedures are indeed implemented, but that there is not a “Strategic Environmental Assessment” (‘SEA’) programme (a systematic process for evaluating the environmental implications of a proposed policy, plan or programme) in the Kyrgyz Republic. [4] The interviewee noted that EIAs are formally carried out with the help of EIA specialists (there are companies in Kyrgyzstan that specifically assist project with the carrying out of EIAs), and EIAs are strictly carried out in co-ordination with local authorities, but that the Kyrgyz EIA Decree does not describe the procedures and requirements for conducting EIAs in detail. [4]","Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) are required in Laos for investment projects which are likely to create impacts beyond the border. \n\nThe 2010 Decree on Environmental Impact Assessment clearly states that for an investment project likely to create impacts beyond the border, a transboundary environmental impact assessment must be conducted. [1] Environmental Impact Assessment Guidelines issued by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment give over 140 pages of detailed procedures for conducting EIAs and Initial Environmental Examinations. [2] The guidelines state that a transboundary impact assessment should be conducted if the project may cause impacts in neighbouring countries and also that projects should refer to authorities in neighbouring countries where transboundary impacts may be an issue [2]. These measures were reinforced by a new prime minister’s decree, signed in January 2019, approving the MONRE instruction on Environmental and Social Impact Assessments. [3]","EIA is required for the majority of projects according to the law 01-020 on pollution [1] and procedures to conduct are described in detail in the application decree n°2018-0991/P-RM of 31 December 2018 relating to the study and the notice of environmental and social impacts [2]. Transboundary level projects are not explicitly mentioned in the legisaltion; however, the language is broad and does not exclude transboundary projects either. [2] This is evidenced by the example of an EIA undertaken for a transnational electrification project between Mali and Guinea in 2018 [3]. The obligation to inform the other riparian states of any transboundary project on the Senegal river affecting them is also mentioned in the 2002 Senegal Water Charter (art 5) that regulates the river of Senegal [4]\n\nIndeed, art. 3 of the law 01-020 on pollution stipulates that any activity likely to harm the environment and the quality of the living environment is subject to prior authorisation from the Minister for the Environment on the basis of an EIA, which effectively means that any private or public sector project, including transboundary projects, are subject to an EIA [1]. The conditions for it are set in the application decree n°2018-0991/P-RM of 31 December 2018 on EIA, which outlines three types of projects: \n(a) Category A: Projects of category A have very severe negative impacts which generally are irreversible, unprecedented, and their effects are most oftenly felt in a larger area than the site that are subjected to the works\n(b) Category B: Projects whose negative impacts on the environment and the people are less severe than the ones of category A. Their impacts are generally known and rarely irreversible.\n(c) Category C: Projects whose negative impacts on the environment are not significant.\nCategories A and B are subject to an EIA [2].\n\nThe Annex of Decree 2018-0991 determines which projects are allocated to these three different categories on the basis of the initiative features and thresholds based in environmental parameters. Transboundary-level projects, such as dams and anything relating to water resources are cited as part of Catergories A or B (depending on their size), thereby all transboundary-level projects are subject to an EIA [2]. \n\nFurthermore, the decree clearly outlines the procedures to follow: (i) Screening, (ii) Scoping, (iii)Environmental Analysis and Review, (iv) Decision-making (issuing of an environmental permit) and (v) Monitoring [2]. For instance, the National Directorate of Sanitation, Pollution Control and Nuisance (DNACPN) assigns to which category the project belongs during step (i) based on a \"starting document\" (article 15 of Decree 2018-0991 defines the content of the starting document used for screening). Then at step (ii) the proponent has to submit a draft of the Terms of Reference (ToR) for the EIA report (art 20 Decree 18-0991). In the following, a field visit is conducted by a committee consisting of the respective technical department and the proponent or his representative. Such a field visit has to be done in order to get the approval of the ToR. Upon approval of the ToR through the DNACPN, the people living in the intervention zone of the project are informed by the proponent. [2]. To sum up, the decree specifies which documents are necessary for each step, as well as the authority reponsible (DNACPN), and gives a timeline for the obtention of the permit [2].","The Mauritanian decree No. 2004-94 relating to the EIA stipulates that EIA is required for all projects likely to have a direct or indirect impact on the environment without specifically citing transboundary-level projects [1]. The obligation to inform the other riparian states of any transboundary project on the Senegal river affecting them is also mentioned in the 2002 Senegal Water Charter (art 5) that regulates the river of Senegal [4]\n\n\nThe EIA procedures to conduct are described in detail in the said decree [1]. The decree stipulates that there are 3 categories of projects:\n(A) Projects requiring an EIA\n(B) Projects requiring a notice of environmental impact\n(C) Projects not requiring any of these two procedures \nA ministerial decree decides which kinds of projects belong to which category, however the decrees are not available online [2], [3], and is thus impossible to verify if the transboundary level projects are subject to an EIA. However, inferring from the fact that EIAs are required for major projects in the riparian states (e.g. Mali) [4] and that transboundary-level projects are usually major projects such as dams [5], it is safe to assume the EIA applies to these types of projects.\n\nHowever an absence of TBW consideration in the EIA proceedures (e.g. notification, assessing impact on other states) is suggestive that this process may not comprehensive for transboundary projects. [1,4] \n","Myanmar requires Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted for projects in the country, but there are no defined EIA procedures for transboundary level projects.\n\nIn the Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry Notification No. 616/2015, the department shall take into account the likelihood of transboundary impacts in deciding if an EIA is needed -however having high likelihood of transboundary impacts does not automatically require an EIA (Article 23). A latter stipulation, in Article 25, specifies that an EIA is required in the following cases where a project will operate in: (i) a forest conservation area (including biodiversity reserved area); (ii) a public forest; (iii) a park (including marine parks); (iv) a mangrove swamp; (v) any other sensitive coastal area; (vi) a wildlife sanctuary; (vii) a scientific reserve; (viii) a nature reserve; (ix) a geophysically significant reserve; (x) any other nature reserve nominated by the Minister; (xi) a protected cultural heritage area; and (xii) a protected archeological area or area of historical significance. [1]","Perú requires Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted for projects in the country, but there are no specific procedures that are defined in the legislation for transboundary level projects.\n\nIn 2001, the National Congress issued the Law on the National System of Environmental Impact Assessment (LEY Nº 27446, Ley del Sistema Nacional de Evaluación del Impacto Ambiental). The law establishes a uniform process for the requirements, steps, and objectives for EIAs for investment projects that affect the environment. [1] The types of projects include large-scale projects in agriculture, tourism, defence, energy and mining, and industry. A comprehensive list has published in 2011 by the Ministry of the Environment. [2] However, the law does not outline specific measures for transboundary level projects. [1,2]\n\nA 2018 study on transboundary level EIAs in Perú concluded that although the country does not have a normative framework that regulates the implementation of cross border EIAs, there is already some experience this. The Pucamarca mine, a project near the Chilean border, had to conduct an EIA on the impacts on the Chilean territory, but this has due to external pressure from the Chilean community. The EIA has shared with Peruvian and Chilean authorities, but it is not possible to verify what the outcomes were. [3]\n","In Senegal, EIA is required for transboundary-level projects and procedures to conduct are described in detail in the national legislation or policy. \n\nThe Environmental Code presents in its chapter V (Article 48), the necessity to conduct EIA for any projects that may endanger the environment at the local, national or regional level. Moreover, it is specifically stated that the authorities of neighboring countries must be informed and consulted on any project or activity that may have a transboundary impact. The article 49 describes this procedure, and the different steps that EIA must include. (1) No project could be found that publicly indicates having conducted an EIA. This may be related to the fact that, although on average, 60 EIA are examined and validated per year, the database of projects that have submitted an EIA is only for internal use. (2)","Serbia requires Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted for transboundary level projects. \n\nAccording to article 32 'Information relating to potential transboundary impacts' of the Law on Environmental Impact Assessment [1], when a planned project may have a significant impact on the environment of another state, or when another state in which the environment could be significantly threatened requests the information, the Ministry shall submit to the states concerned within the shortest possible period, at the latest simultaneously with notifying its own public the information on: \n1) The project, together with all available information on its possible effects; \n2) The nature of the decision that may be adopted; \n3) The period within which the state concerned may give notice of its intention to participate in the impact assessment procedure. \n\nThe Ministry shall inform the state concerned, which was consulted in the decision making procedure, about the decision to grant or refuse the application for approval of the EIA Study and the main reasons that were the basis for the decision including the reasons for the acceptance or refusal of the opinions obtained from the authorities, organisations and the public concerned and, where necessary, on the most important measures that the project developer must undertake in order to prevent, reduce or eliminate the adverse effects on the environment. [1]","Slovenia requires Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted for transboundary level projects that could have a significant impact on other states.\n\nAccording to the Environmental Protection Act (2004) [4], the procedure for assessing transboundary impact on the environment shall be carried out for plans that could have a significant impact on the environment in neighbouring countries or other EU Member States and contracting parties to the Protocol on Strategic Environmental Assessment to the Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context. [1] Procedure of EIA is regulated by the Environmental Protection Law and it is prescribed in detail under articles 41, 51, 51a, 51b, 58-60. [2, 3]","Transboundary water projects in Syria do not require an EIA.\n\nSyria first introduced EIA as a Draft Decree in 1995, which was not formally adopted until 2008. In 2010, a review done by the National Agricultural Policy Center, Ministry of Agriculture and Agrarian Reform in Syria concluded that the new EIA provisions do provide sound legal basis for decision making on whether projects should go forward or not. This review makes no mention to requirement of an EIA for transboundary projects.[4] \n\nHowever, it was ascertained that EIA implementation faces a number of barriers such as, a lack of EIA integration into existing decision making and licensing processes and persistent exclusion of public projects from EIA [4] \n\nWater legislation No.31 and Environmental law No.50 do not mention or mandate any Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted for transboundary level projects. [1] [2] [3] The Mediterranean Environmental Technical Assistance Program by the World Bank does mention an EIA Assessment profile for Syria but does not provide any current status update - therefore it is also diffcult to asecertain then current applicablity of the EIA legislation in Syria post 2012 [5]","In Tajikistan, an Environmental Impact Assessment (‘EIA’) is required to be conducted for transboundary-level projects, and procedures to conduct are described in detail in the national legislation or policy.\n \n The procedures for EIAs in Tajikistan are set out in the 2017 EIA Law. [1] The 2017 EIA Law sets out different categories of project subject to an EIA. [1] “Category A” specifically refers to projects which meets the following criteria (amongst others): the subject of the assessment has a direct impact on specially protected natural areas protected by environmental conventions and other international agreements or having other international status; the subject of assessment has a transboundary impact. [1] If any one of these criteria is met, the proposed project becomes subject to a mandatory EIA. [1]\n \n Additionally, the 2017 EIA Law specifies “Special Features” of EIAs for facilities with a transboundary impact, which provides that EIAs for such facilities must be carried out as determined by the government, as well as international legal acts recognized by Tajikistan. [1]\n \n The 2017 EIA Law provides a clear description of how EIAs should proceed, and that these should be based on commonly-accepted principles including: multi-stakeholder-participation, open access to information, and responsibility of the person carrying out the proposed project, etc. [1]\n \n The 2017 EIA Law explicitly provides that EIAs in Tajikistan should proceed on several key principles, which include: the presumption of the potential environmental hazard of economic and other planned activities; the obligation to conduct an environmental impact assessment of economic and other planned activities, which may have a direct or indirect negative impact on the environment; mandatory environmental impact assessment at the design stage; mandatory consideration of environmental safety requirements when conducting environmental impact assessments; the reliability and completeness of the information used in the assessment of environmental impact; scientific validity and objectivity of conclusions on environmental impact assessments; free access to the results of environmental impact assessments; taking into account the opinions of interested parties; and responsibility of the customer of economic and other planned activities for the negative consequences of the project. [1]\n \n Although the United Nations Treaty Collection states that Tajikistan is not party to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe’s Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context (‘Espoo Convention’), the Legislature of Tajikistan has adopted a law on accession to the Convention. [3] The 2017 EIA Law does not make specific mention to the Espoo Convention’s EIA provisions. [2]\n \n A local water resources expert noted that, as per the Tajik legislation, EIAs are indeed implemented and required for any project, including those with a transboundary impact. The expert mentioned the example of Roghun Dam (large ongoing dam project to be completed by 2029, located 110 kilometres from Dushanbe) as one of the few projects where extensive riparian consultations were held as part of the EIA process. For other projects with anticipated environmental impact, the local legislation always refers to international agreements. [4]","In Tajikistan, an Environmental Impact Assessment (‘EIA’) is required to be conducted for transboundary-level projects, and procedures to conduct are described in detail in the national legislation or policy.\n \n The procedures for EIAs in Tajikistan are set out in the 2017 EIA Law. [1] The 2017 EIA Law sets out different categories of project subject to an EIA. [1] “Category A” specifically refers to projects which meets the following criteria (amongst others): the subject of the assessment has a direct impact on specially protected natural areas protected by environmental conventions and other international agreements or having other international status; the subject of assessment has a transboundary impact. [1] If any one of these criteria is met, the proposed project becomes subject to a mandatory EIA. [1]\n \n Additionally, the 2017 EIA Law specifies “Special Features” of EIAs for facilities with a transboundary impact, which provides that EIAs for such facilities must be carried out as determined by the government, as well as international legal acts recognized by Tajikistan. [1]\n \n The 2017 EIA Law provides a clear description of how EIAs should proceed, and that these should be based on commonly-accepted principles including: multi-stakeholder-participation, open access to information, and responsibility of the person carrying out the proposed project, etc. [1]\n \n The 2017 EIA Law explicitly provides that EIAs in Tajikistan should proceed on several key principles, which include: the presumption of the potential environmental hazard of economic and other planned activities; the obligation to conduct an environmental impact assessment of economic and other planned activities, which may have a direct or indirect negative impact on the environment; mandatory environmental impact assessment at the design stage; mandatory consideration of environmental safety requirements when conducting environmental impact assessments; the reliability and completeness of the information used in the assessment of environmental impact; scientific validity and objectivity of conclusions on environmental impact assessments; free access to the results of environmental impact assessments; taking into account the opinions of interested parties; and responsibility of the customer of economic and other planned activities for the negative consequences of the project. [1]\n \n Although the United Nations Treaty Collection states that Tajikistan is not party to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe’s Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context (‘Espoo Convention’), the Legislature of Tajikistan has adopted a law on accession to the Convention. [3] The 2017 EIA Law does not make specific mention to the Espoo Convention’s EIA provisions. [2]\n \n A local water resources expert noted that, as per the Tajik legislation, EIAs are indeed implemented and required for any project, including those with a transboundary impact. The expert mentioned the example of Roghun Dam (large ongoing dam project to be completed by 2029, located 110 kilometres from Dushanbe) as one of the few projects where extensive riparian consultations were held as part of the EIA process. For other projects with anticipated environmental impact, the local legislation always refers to international agreements. [4]","Thailand does require EIA to be conducted for transboundary-level projects but with certain conditions. \n\nThe Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment Notifications under the Enhancement and Conservation of National Environmental Quality Act (NEQA), B.E. 2535 (1992) and 2nd Edition, B.E. 2561 (2018) state that the only type of transboundary-level projects that require an EIA are - International Transbasin Diversion, except for Temporary Diversion in the case of the disaster or where there is an Impact on National Security [1][2].","Though EIA legislation in Turkey is comprehensive, it does not make specific reference to Transboundary level projects.\n\nThe Regulation on Environmental Impact Assessment provides a list of sectors and projects which are required to conduct EIA, and sets out procedures for the conduct of the Assessment in detail. It does not make any specific mention of transboundary projects but does not exclude them. [1] The list includes projects such as refineries, nuclear stations, hydroelectric stations, waterways, dams, docks and shipyards etc. This might mean that the majority projects on a transboundary level require EIA without direct references to transboundary regulations. However it does not set out the special proceedures or considerations needed for a comprehensive transboundary EIA. The Ministry of Environment and Urbanisation is responsible for providing “EIA Positive”, “EIA Negative”, “EIA Necessary” and “EIA Unnecessary” decisions.[1]\n\n","Environmental impact assessments (EIAs) are a prerequisite for some water projects, but it is not clear whether transboundary level projects are specifically subject to this requirement. \n \n Two pieces of legislation establish the necessity of EIAs for planned economic projects. The requirement itself is established in the law \"On environmental protection,\" last modified in 2017, which stipulates that planned economic activities that may have a direct or indirect effect on the environment are subject to an EIA. [1] The specific activities subject to the requirement are elaborated in State Standard TDS 579-2001 “Environmental Impact Assessment of the Planned Economic and Other Activities in Turkmenistan,” approved in 2001. Water-related economic activities for which an EIA is mandatory include trading ports, inland waterways and ports for inland-waterway traffic; large dams and water reservoirs; and all activities in or on the Turkmenistan part of the Caspian Sea and its coastal zone. [2] Thus, it is not obvious that transboundary level water projects specifically are subject to the EIA requirement. However, there is evidence of EIAs being carried out in practice; for example, in 2012, Turkmenenergo State Power Corporation conducted an EIA to assess the impacts of the construction of a new power plant in Zergyar, Turkmenistan. This EIA briefly touches upon the potential impacts of the power plant on the regional water economy, including the Aral Sea. [3] \n \n Moreover, the Water Code of Turkmenistan states that projects which could affect the condition of water are subject to a state ecological assessment, but the procedures for these assessments are not described and there are no special provisions for transboundary level projects. [4]","Transboundary level projects are not explicitly covered by Uzbekistan's Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) legislation.\n \n Art. 14 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" requires that EIAs among other state assessments be conducted in relation to construction, reconstruction and resotration projects affecting the condition of bodies of water, however no mention is made of transboundary-level projects. [1] No mention is made of EIA for transboundary level projects in the \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). [2]\n \n The regulation of EIA in Uzbekistan is governed by Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 73-II of 25 May 2000 \"On Environmental Impact Assessment\" and Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 949 of 22 November 2018 \"On Approval of the Regulations for Environmental Impact Assessment\". [3, 4] No specific provision is made in these laws requiring EIA for transboundary-level projects. However, transboundary-level projects come under the ambit of the legislation as the list of activities subject to EIAs in Appedix 2 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 949 of 22 November 2018 \"On Approval of the Regulations for Environmental Impact Assessment\" applies equally to activities with and without transboundary impacts. [4] Examples of activities on this list that specifically relate to water management include water channels of national and inter-regional (i.e. inter-oblast) significance, reservoirs, dams, hydroelectric plants, resource extraction in river beds, water treatment facilities and extraction of underground water among others. The procedures for EIAs in Uzbekistan are described in detail in the Resolution. [4]\n \n The EIA system is due to be reformed over the course of 2020-2021 with a draft law and draft secondary legislation to be submitted by 1 November 2021 in accordance with Order of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5863 of 30 October 2019 \"On Approval of the 2030 Strategy for Environmental Protection in the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [5] The first stages of this reform process, i.e. inventorising current law and conducting research into international practices, are due to be completed by 1 September 2020 and 1 December 2020 respectively. As such, no information is available on the inclusion of provisions specifically requiring EIA for transboundary level projects in the draft proposals. \n \n The website for the Centre for State Environmental Impact Assessment of the Republic of Uzbekistan does not function and cannot be consulted. [6]","Transboundary level projects are not explicitly covered by Uzbekistan's Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) legislation.\n \n Art. 14 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" requires that EIAs among other state assessments be conducted in relation to construction, reconstruction and resotration projects affecting the condition of bodies of water, however no mention is made of transboundary-level projects. [1] No mention is made of EIA for transboundary level projects in the \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). [2]\n \n The regulation of EIA in Uzbekistan is governed by Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 73-II of 25 May 2000 \"On Environmental Impact Assessment\" and Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 949 of 22 November 2018 \"On Approval of the Regulations for Environmental Impact Assessment\". [3, 4] No specific provision is made in these laws requiring EIA for transboundary-level projects. However, transboundary-level projects come under the ambit of the legislation as the list of activities subject to EIAs in Appedix 2 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 949 of 22 November 2018 \"On Approval of the Regulations for Environmental Impact Assessment\" applies equally to activities with and without transboundary impacts. [4] Examples of activities on this list that specifically relate to water management include water channels of national and inter-regional (i.e. inter-oblast) significance, reservoirs, dams, hydroelectric plants, resource extraction in river beds, water treatment facilities and extraction of underground water among others. The procedures for EIAs in Uzbekistan are described in detail in the Resolution. [4]\n \n The EIA system is due to be reformed over the course of 2020-2021 with a draft law and draft secondary legislation to be submitted by 1 November 2021 in accordance with Order of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5863 of 30 October 2019 \"On Approval of the 2030 Strategy for Environmental Protection in the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [5] The first stages of this reform process, i.e. inventorising current law and conducting research into international practices, are due to be completed by 1 September 2020 and 1 December 2020 respectively. As such, no information is available on the inclusion of provisions specifically requiring EIA for transboundary level projects in the draft proposals. \n \n The website for the Centre for State Environmental Impact Assessment of the Republic of Uzbekistan does not function and cannot be consulted. [6]","Venezuela’s 2006 Framework Environmental Law requires an EIA for all projects, which would include transboundary-level projects, but transboundary issues are not mentioned in the law or regulations. Procedures to conduct an EIA are described in detail in national regulations. \n\nArticle 3 of the law defines an EIA as “an early warning process” based on “continuous analysis” that identifies the best options to carry out a project without “intolerable damages” via a participatory process [1]. According to Article 4, “all activities capable of degrading the environment must be previously evaluated via an environmental and socio-cultural impact study” [1]. Article 80 provides a list of activities that are considered to degrade the environment, which includes atmospheric pollution, accelerating erosion, changing the course of waters, affecting wetlands, among others, as well as a catch-all at the end that states, \"any other activities that may damage the environment or negatively affect biological communities, human health and collective wellbeing\" [1]. Articles 84 and 85 provide more details regarding the study and the EIA and state that technical regulations shall describe the process in more detail [1]. Articles 55 and 56 include water resources and the water cycle under the law [1]. \n\nDecree No. 1,257 of 1996 provides the Regulations for Environmental Evaluation of Activities Susceptible of Degrading the Environment [2]. The regulations provide detailed guidance on carrying out the EIA process and state that the “environmental variable” should be incorporated into all stages of the planning process [2]. In addition, the requirement to carry out EIAs is codified in the Venezuelan Constitution. Article 129 states “all activities susceptible of creating damage to ecosystems must be previously evaluated via an environmental and socio-cultural impact study” [3].","Vietnam requires Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be conducted for projects in the country, and legislation mentions transborder monitoring, but there are no specific defined EIA procedures for transboundary level projects.\n\nThe Law on Environment of 2014 is not explicit about the requirement for EIAs, but a legal website on EIAs advises that enterprises that manage activities with a negative impact on the environment shall provide an EIA report. [1,2] The purpose of the EIA is to evaluate the impact of activities on the environment, determining the risks and taking specific and necessary precautions for minimizing the environmental impact. [2] The Law on Environment does mention that measures for river monitoring should include \"trans-border monitoring and assessment of the environmental quality of river water and sediments\". The law also mentions that the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MONRE) is responsible to \"Assess the quality of river water and sediments at inter-provincial and trans-border rivers\". [1] The Law on Water Resources of 2012 does not have any specific provisions for EIAs for transboundary level projects. [3]\n",null,null,null,"[1] Ministry of Justice \" Regulation on Environmental and Social Impact Assessment.\"(آیین نامه ارزیابی اثرات زیست محیطی و اجتماعی) [https://neis.nepa.gov.af/public/wNEk2Kyqi5]\n \n [2] National Environmental Protection Agency \"Administrative Guidelines for the Preparation of Environmental Impact Assessments.\" [https://momp.gov.af/sites/default/files/2019-03/Administrative_Guidelines_EIAs.pdf]\n \n [3] Ministry of Justice, \"Environmental Law, 2007\" (قانون محیط زیست) [https://neis.nepa.gov.af/public/JE6AIivjwC]","[1] Ministry of Sustainable Development and Environment. Regulations on Environmental Prevention and Supervision. 1995. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/uploads/documentos/ley_1333.pdf\n[2] Ministry of Environment and Water. 2018. Hydrocarbons Sector. http://snia.mmaya.gob.bo/web/PDFs/RVMA/RA_VMABCCGDF_023_2018.pdf","[1] Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry. \"Myanmar Environmental Impact Assessment Procedures\". 29 Dec 2015. https://www.myanmar-responsiblebusiness.org/resources/environmental-impact-assessment-procedures.html","[1] Office of the President of the Republic (Brazil). \"Constitution of the Federative Republic of Brazil of 1988 (Constituição da República Federativa do Brasil de 1988)\". http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/constituicao/constituicao.htm\n[2] National Council of Environment (Brazil). \"Resolution CONAMA no. 1 of 23 January 1986 (Resolução CONAMA no. 1, de 23 de janeiro de 1986)\". http://www2.mma.gov.br/port/conama/res/res86/res0186.html","[1] Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry. \"Myanmar Environmental Impact Assessment Procedures\". 29 Dec 2015. https://www.myanmar-responsiblebusiness.org/resources/environmental-impact-assessment-procedures.html","[1] National People's Congress, \"Law of the People's Republic of China on Environmental Impact Assessment (2018 Amendment)\", 2018, http://en.pkulaw.cn/display.aspx?id=2882ee53a261029bbdfb&lib=law&SearchKeyword=&SearchCKeyword=%bb%b7%be%b3%d3%b0%cf%ec.\n[2] National People's Congress, \"Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law of the People's Republic of China (2017 Revision)\", 2017, http://en.pkulaw.cn/display.aspx?id=2611cb560df6c5b8bdfb&lib=law&SearchKeyword=&SearchCKeyword=%d6%d0%bb%aa%c8%cb%c3%f1%b.","[1] Congress of the Republic of Colombia. Law 99 of 1993. 1993. http://www.secretariasenado.gov.co/senado/basedoc/ley_0099_1993.html\n[2] President of the Republic of Colombia. Decree 2820 of 2010. 2010. http://www.defensoria.gov.co/public/Normograma%202013_html/Normas/Decreto_2820_2010.pdf\n[3] Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development. General Methodology for the Elaboration and Presentation of Environmental Studies. 2018. http://portal.anla.gov.co/sites/default/files/comunicaciones/permisos/metodologia_estudios_ambientales_2018.pdf","[1] Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry. \"Myanmar Environmental Impact Assessment Procedures\". 29 Dec 2015. https://www.myanmar-responsiblebusiness.org/resources/environmental-impact-assessment-procedures.html","[1] National Assembly, Republic of Ecuador. Environmental Code. 2017. http://www.ambiente.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/downloads/2017/12/CODIGO-ORGANICO-DEL-AMBIENTE.pdf\n[2] Constitutional President of the Republic. 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[https://online.zakon.kz/document/?doc_id=30085593]. \n \n [2] Ministry of Environmental Protection. 2007. \"Order no. 204-p on instructions for conducting environmental impact assessments.\" (\"Приказ № 204-п об утверждении инструкции по проведению оценки воздействия на окружающую среду.\") [https://online.zakon.kz/document/?doc_id=30115016].\n \n [3] President of the Republic of Kazakhstan. 2000. \"Law on no. 86-II on the Republic of Kazakhstan's accession to the Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context.\" (\"Закон № 86-II О присоединении Республики Казахстан к Конвенции об оценке воздействия на окружающую среду в трансграничном контексте.\") [https://online.zakon.kz/document/?doc_id=1020321].\n \n [4] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context (Espoo, 1991) - the 'Espoo (EIA) Convention'.\" [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM//env/eia/about/eia_text.htm].\n \n [5] ProektStroiDialog KZ. 2019. \"Environmental impact assessment for draft project 'Reconstruction of systems (dam, floodgates) for inundative irrigation in the Kuduksay agricultural area of Khromtau District of Aktobe Region\", (\"Оценка воздействия на окружающую среду (ОВОС) к рабочему проекту «Реконструкция систем (дамбы, шлюз) лиманного орошения в Кудуксайском с.о. Хромтауского районa Актюбинской области»\"). [http://tabigat.aktobe.gov.kz/sites/default/files/ОВОС_32.pdf]\n \n [6] Kazekoproyekt. 22 May 2019. \"Preliminary environmental impact assessment for project 'Construction of first integrated gas-chemical complex in the Atyrau Region - phase two (production of polyethylene\", (\"Предварительная оценка воздействия на окружающую среду (ПРЕДОВОС) ТЭО проекта «Cтроительство первого интегрированного газохимического комплекса в Атырауской области. Вторая фаза (производство полиэтилена)»\"). [http://atyrau.gov.kz/sites/atyrau.gov.kz/uploads/upravleniya/upr_prirodn_resursov/obshestv_slushaniya/2016/v_forme_otkrytyh_sobranii/229/prtk_229.pdf].\n \n [7] Yessekin, B. K. United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 15 July 2020.\n \n [8] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2017. \"Development of the EIA system in the Republic of Kazakhstan\", (\"Развитие системы ОВОС в Республике Казахстан\"). 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[http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=129837].\n\n[2] United Nations Treaty Collection. “Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context”. [https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-4&chapter=27&clang=_en].\n\n[3] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 17 Feb 2004. “Decree of the President of the Republic of Tajikistan of 17 February 2004, № 1287 \"On Accession to the Convention of the European Economic Commission for the Assessment of Environmental Impacts in a Transboundary Context\"”, (“Указ Президента Республики Таджикистан от 17 февраля 2004 г., № 1287 \"О присоединении к конвенции европейской экономической комиссии по оценке воздействия на окружающую среду в трансграничном контексте\"”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=4455].\n\n[4] Farzona Mukhitdinova. Water Resources Management Specialist. The World Bank Group. 30 July 2020.","[1] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 18 Jul 2017. “Law of the Republic of Tajikistan of 18 July 2017, № 1448 \"On Environmental Impact Assessment\"”, (“Закон Республики Таджикистан от 18 июля 2017 года, № 1448 \"Об оценке воздействия на окружающую среду\"”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=129837].\n\n[2] United Nations Treaty Collection. “Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context”. 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The World Bank Group. 30 July 2020.","[1] Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry. \"Myanmar Environmental Impact Assessment Procedures\". 29 Dec 2015. https://www.myanmar-responsiblebusiness.org/resources/environmental-impact-assessment-procedures.html","[1] Ministry of Environment and Urbanisation, Regulation on Environmental Impact Analysis, 25 November 2014\nwww.mevzuat.gov.tr/Metin.Aspx?MevzuatKod=7.5.20235&MevzuatIliski=0&sourceXmlSearch\n","[1] Government of Turkmenistan. 20 March 2017. \"On environmental protection\" (\"Об охране природы\"). [http://www.minjust.gov.tm/mcenter-single-ru/179].\n\n[2] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2012. \"Turkmenistan: Environmental Performance Reviews\". [http://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/epr/epr_studies/Turkmenistan.pdf]. \n\n[3] Turkmenenergo. July 2012. \"TKM: Power Sector Efficiency Improvement and Export Project\". [https://www.adb.org/sites/default/files/project-document/73439/44184-013-tkm-eia-draft.pdf]. \n\n[4] Government of Turkmenistan. 5 October 2019. \"Water Code of Turkmenistan\" (\"Водный кодекс Туркменистана\"). [http://continent-online.com/Document/?doc_id=38999429].","[1] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" (\"Закон Республики Узбекистан «О воде и водопользовании»\" 6 мая 1993 г., № 837-XII). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/93202].\n\n[2] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 19 February 2020. \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/396].\n\n[3] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 73-II of 25 May 2000 \"On Environmental Impact Assessment\" (\"ЗАКОН РЕСПУБЛИКИ УЗБЕКИСТАН ОБ ЭКОЛОГИЧЕСКОЙ ЭКСПЕРТИЗЕ 25 мая 2000 г., № 73-II\"). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/9760].\n\n[4] Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 949 of 22 November 2018 \"On Approval of the Regulations for Environmental Impact Assessment\" (\"Постановление\nКабинета Министров Республики Узбекистан Об утверждении Положения о государственной экологической экспертизе №949 22.11.2018\"). [https://lex.uz/docs/4072893#4079762].\n\n[5] President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Order of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5863 of 30 October 2019 \"On Approval of the 2030 Strategy for Environmental Protection in the Republic of Uzbekistan\" (\"Указ\nПрезидента Республики Узбекистан №УП-5863 30.10.2019 Об утверждении Концепции охраны окружающей среды Республики Узбекистан до 2030 года\"). [https://lex.uz/docs/4574010]. \n\n[6] Centre for State Environmental Impact Assessment of the Republic of Uzbekistan (\"Центр государственной экологической экспертизы Республики Узбекистан\"). Accessed 14 July 2020. [http://davekoekspertiza.uz/ru/].","[1] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" (\"Закон Республики Узбекистан «О воде и водопользовании»\" 6 мая 1993 г., № 837-XII). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/93202].\n\n[2] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 19 February 2020. \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/396].\n\n[3] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 73-II of 25 May 2000 \"On Environmental Impact Assessment\" (\"ЗАКОН РЕСПУБЛИКИ УЗБЕКИСТАН ОБ ЭКОЛОГИЧЕСКОЙ ЭКСПЕРТИЗЕ 25 мая 2000 г., № 73-II\"). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/9760].\n\n[4] Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 949 of 22 November 2018 \"On Approval of the Regulations for Environmental Impact Assessment\" (\"Постановление\nКабинета Министров Республики Узбекистан Об утверждении Положения о государственной экологической экспертизе №949 22.11.2018\"). [https://lex.uz/docs/4072893#4079762].\n\n[5] President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Order of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5863 of 30 October 2019 \"On Approval of the 2030 Strategy for Environmental Protection in the Republic of Uzbekistan\" (\"Указ\nПрезидента Республики Узбекистан №УП-5863 30.10.2019 Об утверждении Концепции охраны окружающей среды Республики Узбекистан до 2030 года\"). [https://lex.uz/docs/4574010]. \n\n[6] Centre for State Environmental Impact Assessment of the Republic of Uzbekistan (\"Центр государственной экологической экспертизы Республики Узбекистан\"). Accessed 14 July 2020. [http://davekoekspertiza.uz/ru/].","[1] National Assembly of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Framework Environmental Law. 2006. http://www.uc.edu.ve/mega_uc/archivos/leyes/a_ley_organica_ambiente_2007.pdf\n[2] President of the Republic. Regulations for Environmental Evaluation of Activities Susceptible of Degrading the Environment (Decree No. 1,257 of 1996). 1996. http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/ven17517.pdf\n[3] Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Constitution of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. 1999. https://www.oas.org/juridico/mla/sp/ven/sp_ven-int-const.html","[1] Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry. \"Myanmar Environmental Impact Assessment Procedures\". 29 Dec 2015. https://www.myanmar-responsiblebusiness.org/resources/environmental-impact-assessment-procedures.html"]
[null,"1.2.4",null,1,2,2,1,1,1,1,2,2,2,1,0,1,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,0,1,1,2,2,0,0,0,1,1,null,null,null,"In Afghanistan, the procedure for conducting EIAs requires public consultation to be carried out for all projects. Legislation does not make a distinction between projects that have and do not have transboundary impacts.\n \n Based on Article 19 of the Environmental Law (2007), individuals that are affected by a proposed plan may express opinions at the preliminary assessment stage, the environmental impact statement stage, the final record of opinion stage and the comprehensive mitigation plan stage. [1] According to the Regulations on Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (2017), the proponent must demonstrate to the National Environmental Protection Agency (NEPA) that \"affected persons have had meaningful opportunities, through independent consultation and participation in public hearings, to express their opinions on these matters on a timely basis.\" [2]\n \n According to the 2008 Administrative Guidelines for the Preparation of Environmental Impact Assessments, as part of the EIA procedure, NEPA must inform communities and the public of the location of the project area and about the proposed project to provide opportunities for consulting the public about the benefits and potential environmental impacts on the livelihoods of these communities. This includes displaying public information concerning the project scope and activities at one of its Provincial offices, undertaking public meetings with community members who will be affected by the project, providing copies of the Screening Report (a document that is provided to NEPA when a proponent decides that they wish to undertake a project within Afghanistan) to interested members of the public, and providing written communication on the project scope and activities, should it be deemed possible to do so. [3]\n \n If it is deemed that NEPA's public consultation activities are not necessary for any reason (e.g. previous consultation by the proponent) then the public disclosure period may be waived. If public disclosure is undertaken, any member of the public or affected communities may make a public submission prior to any decision being made by NEPA within the time limit stipulated. [3] Based on the outcome of the disclosure period, NEPA makes a decision on whether the proponent can proceed wtih the project or whether they must complete a full EIA study.","Bolivia’s national legislation requires public consultations for EIAs. \n\nThe Regulations on Environmental Prevention and Supervision expand on the basic requirements set out in the Environment Law (No. 1333 of 1992). Article 162 requires entities to carry out a public consultation as part of the EIA elaboration process. The consultation should account for observations, suggestions and recommendations that the general public may have regarding the project, work or activity [1]. If the entity does not carry out the public consultation in the elaboration of the EIA, then the environmental authority is tasked with submitting the EIA to public consultation for a specified period and receiving comments before issuing the corresponding permits [1]. \n\nAlthough critiquing limited in involvement of people from lower socioeconomic backgrounds, a report in \"Towards the integration of biodiversity in Environmental Impact Assessments of Bolivia\" - noted that legislation on public consultation in EIA was largely enforced [2]","In Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) require public consultations. \n\nObligation of organising public consultations concerning EIA for all projects is regulated by the Environmental Protection Laws, under article 61 in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, article 69 in Republic of Srpska and article 10 in District Brcko. In all entities public consultations are published in newspapers prior to being held and take the form of public meetings [1, 2, 3]","Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) require public consultations only for some projects in Brazil. According to Article 11-§2 of Resolution of 1 of 1986 of the National Council of Environment (CONAMA), following procedures of confidentiality, the EIAs are made public, including during the technical analysis stage. The state that is conducting the study or the Brazilian Institute for Environment and Natural Resources (IBAMA) will determine a time window when the EIA will be open for commentary by public organs, and when deemed necessary, the agency responsible for conducting the EIA may open for public consultation, but it is not a requirement. [1] The determinant to make EIAs open for public consultation is not published. [1]\n\nAccording to an investigation by Luis E. Sanchez at the University of Sao Paulo \"Public consultation is certainly the component of the EIA process [most] in need of improvement\" [2], citing that though they have increased in their frequency consistent doubts remain about formats employed and their actual influence on decision making. [2]","Cambodia's law for EIA requires public consultation for all projects, but the consultation process is not comprehensive.\n\nPublic consultation is “encouraged” in the Sub-Decree on EIA (article 1) [1], but no concrete requirements are stipulated. The Law on Environmental Protection and Natural Resource Management adopted in 1996 provides that the Ministry of Environment shall encourage public participation in “environmental protection and natural resources management” (article 16, chapter 7) [2]. It also requires the Ministry of Environment to develop a sub-decree on public participation and access to information (article 17). In 2012, a guidebook on EIA process was produced by EIA Department of the Ministry of Environment in collaboration with NGO Forum on Cambodia (a local NGO) and the Rivers Coalition in Cambodia, outlining the process of conducting public participation in EIA [3]. However, in practice, only a small number of projects complete EIA process under the existing EIA Sub-Decree, and there is no standard against which the Ministry of Environment can measure the level or effectiveness of public consultation unless by reference to safeguards issued by ADB or IFC [4].","Chinese law for EIA requires public consultation only for some projects.\n\nThe EIA legislation in China requires public consultation for the projects that may impose significant environmental impacts, unless it is provided by the state that it is necessary to keep confidential. For these \"non-confidential\"projects, the construction entities must seek the opinions from other stakeholders, experts and the general public [1]. There is no public scoping in China. Public meetings are sometimes held and the public can comment on the draft EIA, not the final EIA [2].","National environmental legislation in Colombia requires public consultations for some projects and the General Methodology for the Elaboration and Presentation of Environmental Studies states they should be carried out for all EIA processes. \n\nArticle 76 of Law 99 of 1993 requires prior consultation with indigenous and black communities for any \"exploitation of natural resources\" that could affect their environment or cultural, social and economic integrity [1]. Article 72 allows the Attorney General, environmental prosecutor, national Ombudsman, Ministry of the Environment, other environmental authorities, governors, mayors, or a group of at least 100 individuals or three non-profit organizations to request a public audience during the EIA process. The environmental authorities must set up such an audience if the request is made [1]. \n\nIn 2018, the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development (MADS) issued an updated General Methodology for the Elaboration and Presentation of Environmental Studies. The methodology describes a process for “Community Participation and Socialization” during the elaboration of an EIA. The methodology states that all EIAs should be shared with the relevant authorities as they are being developed, as well as with the community in general. The process should “guarantee that all the actors involved (institutional, community, from the productive sectors, among others) have access to relevant information, as well as the ability to participate”. The proponent should “create spaces for participation during the elaboration of the EIA” [4]. \n\nFrom external sources, The Netherlands Commission for Environmental Assessment reports that oil and gas projects in Colombia also require public consultation [2]. Article 2.2.2.3.3.3 of Decree 1076 of 2015 requires that projects inform communities about projects, their impacts and measures to manage them. The article states that project proponents can incorporate contributions from the community in the EIA if they are deemed “pertinent” [3]. \"Projects, works and activities\" are defined as \"the planning, placement, installation, construction, setting up, operation, maintenance, dismantling, abandonment and/or termination of all actions, uses of the space, activities and infrastructure related and associated with its development\" [3].","In Croatia the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) require public consultations.\n\nThe Law on Environmental Protection and the Ordinance on Environmental Impact Assessment provides a procedure for assessing the EIA. [1] According to article 166 of the Law on Environmental Protection, EIA requires public consultations. [2] According to article 13 of the Ordinance on Environmental Impact Assessment, which was adopted based on the Law on Environmental Protection, the decision to submit a EIA study to a public hearing must include: the name of the local and regional self-government unit in which the public hearing is to be conducted; the place of public hearing and the manner of conducting public hearing during the public debate in view of the number of public presentations and participants; deadline for conducting a public hearing; number of copies of the study and summaries of the study, which are submitted for public inspection and other information as necessary. Public hearing is organised for all EIA when \"the competent authority determines that the request of the applicant to do the EIA includes all prescribed data and evidence in accordance with the law\". [3]","The Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador requires that any government decision or authorization that could affect the environment be consulted with the community. \n\nArticle 398 of the Constitution states, “Any government decision or authorization that could affect the environment must be consulted with the community, which shall be widely and opportunely informed. The State shall be the consulting party” [1]. Article 7 of the Environmental Code reiterates the constitutional requirement for public consultation: the State has the responsibility \"to guarantee that the state decisions or authorizations that may affect the environment shall be consulted with the community, which shall be widely and opportunely informed, according to the Constitution and the law\" [2]. Article 184 of the Environmental Code operationalizes this requirement, stating that “the Competent Environmental Authority must inform the population that could be directly affected by the implementation of projects, works or activities, as well as the possible socio-environmental impacts expected and the relevance of the actions to be taken” [2]. Article 184 further states that the consultation process shall be undertaken using environmental facilitators [2]. The second paragraph of Article 184 requires that the community's concerns be addressed: \"If the referenced consultation process results in a majority of the respective population opposing, the decision to execute the project or not shall be adopted by a duly motivated resolution from the Competent Environmental Authority\". The Competent Environmental Authority under current law is the Ministry of Environment [3]. Article 30 of the Code states that the government's objectives include \"an integrated and systemic approach\" to the \"conservation and sustainable use\" of water resources [2]. \n\nIn addition, the Ministry of Environment has published Terms of Reference for the EIA process that outline the steps to follow for the public consultation (\"social participation process\"), including requirements for public notice and the ability for the Ministry to specify procedures for the consultation [4].","In Guinea, the EIA requires public consultations for all projects.\n\nThe EIA process is composed by 4 phases. In the second phase, the necessity to organize a public audience is mentioned. This activity consists of a public consultation to inform the public about the project and the EIA and receive its comments, suggestions and recommendations. (1) This is the only information provided about the format/requirement for public consultations (1). \nThe Report on the EIA process in Guinea stated that the preparation and organization of public consultations is the responsibility of the National Service of Environmental Evaluations (SNEE), which\ndesignates an Investigating Commissioner to conduct the consultation. In general, the public is consulted in four ocassions. (1)\n\nThe responsibility and administration of the EIA process is hold by the National Service for Environmental Evaluations. Nevertheless, further information about this agency could not be provided since it does not have a website. [2]. \nFinally, in a report written by Koassi d'Almeida, assessing the quality of the EIA process in Guinea, it is stated that the institutional and reglementary process for EIA is incomplete and rarely applied. Moreover, during the last 3 years, only 10 projects submitted an EIA, none of them related to TBW. Of the ten projects, 3 are related to roads construction ; one is about rural infrastructure; another on palmoil exploitation and the remaining five projects are related to the mining sector. \nHowever, no further evidence about public consultations taking place for EIAs could be provided, since specific information is not publicly available. [3]\n\nFurther EIAs that have bee made public online provids evidence of a public consultation being conducted [3].","According to proceeds for EIA set out by the Ministry of Environment, a representative of environmental NGOs and a representative from 'local institutions' (the mosque prayer leader, head of the village, etc.) should be involved in the assessment process [2] - however the extent and format of this consultation is not laid out in the law. [4]\n\nIt was been reported that Tehran Municipality requires projects in its territory to submit Social Impact Assessments including public input since 2008 but reports indicate that the implementation rate of such requirements remain only 10-30% [3].\n\nA study by Khosravi et al (2019) found that \"Public participation is practically ignored in Iran's EIA process\" and \"is currently the weakest link in Iran's EIA process and legislation\" - this was according to a review of both the legislation and interviews with the participants [4].","No, the Iraqi Law of Protection and Improvement of the Environment, No. 27 of 2009 requires a consultation with provincial office of the Ministry of Environment but no consultations with a party from the public is required (1) (2).","Kazakhstan's environmental impact assessments require public consultations for various types of projects, including those in the spheres of agriculture and forestry, mining and manufacturing, construction, transport, power supply, heat supply, water supply, sewerage, and waste management.\n\n \n Article 41 of the Environmental Code states that environmental impact assessments (EIAs) must include public consultation over environmental aspects of the planned activity, and results of this consultation must be included in the final assessment. [1] Article 57-2 lists several categories of projects for which public consultations are mandatory, including construction or location of facilities in zones surounding water bodies and protected water source zones, as well as any projects required to submit to state ecological assessment (conducted by national, rather than local, authorities). The latter category (set out under article 47) includes projects with potential transboundary impacts. [1] Further under Article 57-2, local authorities are required to make all environmental information related to the considered project available to society 20 days prior to the planned consultation through internet resources and other means; project initiators are authorised to involve civil society organisations in order to inform the public, but this is not a requirement. [1] \n \n Further detailed requirements for public consultations are set out under a 2007 regulation by the Ministry of Environmental Protection, which list participants as: interested members of society, local executive bodies, local environmental bodies, any other relevant state bodies, media, and the project initiator. [2] Local authorities are required to create specific internet pages on public consultation. [2] The regulation establishes two forms of public consultation, firstly open meetings, to be organised regarding projects listed under Environmental Code Article 57-2 and transboundary projects, and secondly surveys, to be conducted for legislation on the environment. [2] Open meetings are to be hosted by the local authority, announced in the press and by the authority, which is to upload project documents to its website in advance of the consultation, allowing citizens to note objections until three days prior to the consultation. [2] Consultations are attended by the general public and recorded electronically, and allow for presentation of information and documents as stipulated by Article 41 of the Environmental code; this includes aims and objectives, technical characteristics and alternatives to the project. [2]\n \n In addition, article 2 of the Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in Transboundary Context, to which Kazakhstan is a party, includes a commitment to establish an EIA procedure that permits public participation, and stipulates that the public in the neighbouring state should be given equal consultation to the public in the state where the activity is to take place. [3, 4]","In Kyrgyzstan, the Environmental Impact Assessment (‘EIA’) procedures require public consultations.\n \n The requirements for EIAs are set out in the 2015 Regulation on the procedure for environmental impact assessment in the Kyrgyz Republic. The Regulations stipulate that the Project Initiator must organise and carry out the EIA process, which must include consultations with the public, with the support of local administrative organs. [1]\n \n Additionally, Article 2 of the Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context, which the Kyrgyz Government ratified in 2001, includes a commitment to establish an EIA procedure that permits public participation, and stipulates that the public in the neighbouring state should be given equal consultation to the public in the state where the activity is to take place. [2, 3]\n \n The 2015 Kyrgyz EIA Decree specifies that EIA public consultations must take place in the format of: familiarising the public with the relevant EIA documentation, holding a public meeting to discuss the EIA documentation, making sure that all discussions are publicly notified, granting the public access to EIA documentation and making sure that this information is available on the project initiator’s website, ensuring that the public knows of the time and place where EIA consultations will be held, and ensuring that all public opinions are analysed and taken into account. [1]\n \n According to a water resources specialist interviewee, public consultations are indeed carried out, but whilst public consultations were thoroughly implemented up until 5 years ago, these have been less heavily emphasised more recently. [4] The interviewee noted that formal EIAs, carried out in co-ordination with local authorities, are strictly enforced, whereas EIAs based on public consultations are less heavily focused on. [4]","Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) in Laos require public participation. \n\nChapter 2 of the 2010 Decree on Environmental Impact Assessments, entitled Involvement, defines a process of consultation and dissemination of information on investment projects to collect comments from those who are likely to be affected. [1] The chapter lists the rights of project-affected people, including to participation in consultation meetings and discussions on compensation. [1] The 2013 Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE) instruction on Environmental and Social Impact Assessments stipulates that a project owner must ensure public participation and consultation with the “Project-Affected Persons and other related stakeholders”. [2] MONRE’s EIA Guidelines also list as an obligation of project developers the need to conduct public consultation meetings during preparation of an EIA and give details on how this should be accomplished. [3] These measures were reinforced by a new prime minister’s decree, signed in January 2019, approving the MONRE instruction on Environmental and Social Impact Assessments. [4] Article 48 of the 2013 Environmental Protection Law states that EIAs require participation by organizations, local authorities and people that are affected by an investment project. [5] The Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide webpage on Laos confirms that project developers must organise consultation meetings. [6]","Yes, EIA requires public consultation to be conducted for all projects [1]. Decree 2018-0991, art. 23 and 24 indicate that the aim of public participation is to enable to collect the opinion of the affected people on the project. It is presided by the local representative of the state, but it may be delegated to a local government [1]. The modalities are described by ministerial decision (Interministerial Order 2013-0256 defining the procedures for public consultation in EIA‐related matters). The results are asigned by all parties and annexed to the EIA report. The Interministerial Order 2013-0256 [2] defines three stages: \n1. First of all the authorities are informed of the beginning of the project.\n2. Secondly, the actors concerned are informed of the beginning of the impact study.\n3. At the end of the study, measures to integrate the concerns expressed by the populations are introduced.\nFurthermore, the 2018 decree 0991 stipulates that procedural announcements on public participation should be made by appropriate means of communication (e.g. posters, radio, or the press). [1] \nIt appears that the decree is effectively implemented, as evidenced by the example of a public consultation carried for a transnational electrification project between Mali and Guinea in 2018 [3]. For this purpose two types of surveys were conducted. A first quantitative survey conducted individually and a second qualitative conducted with all stakeholders [3]. The results are published in the EIA of the project [3].","Public consultations are required in the EIA process. Chapter II of the 2004-94 decree on EIA focuses on public consultation. Art. 17 stipulates that public information includes:\n(a) One or more project presentation meetings bringing together the local authorities, the populations, the organizations concerned;\n(b) The opening of a register accessible to the populations where are recorded the appreciations, the observations and suggestions made in relation to the project. [1]\nThis applies to all projects requiring an EIA (projects in Category A) [1].\nMoreover, in 2007, a decree was promulgated to modify the 2004 decree, and art. 17 now adds NGOs as a public to be informed during procedure (a). [2]\nIt appears that public consultations are effectively implemented during EIAs as evidenced by a 2014 EIA for a hotel extension in Nouakchott [3].","Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) in Myanmar require public participation. \n\nMyanmar's law for EIA requires public consultation for all projects. Article 13 of Environmental Impact Assessment Procedure Notification No. 616/2015 issued by the Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry states requires all projects in all phases of the IEE and EIA to arrange for appropriate public consultation. Details of what constitute a public consultation are further mentioned in Article 50 and 61. Public consultations are meetings that are advertised in public spaces in a timely manner and are held at community based organizations and civil society organizations. Government officials usually have to approve such meetings and are often present in the meetings as well. [1]","EIAs require public consultation to be conducted for all projects in Perú. \n\nIn 2001, the National Congress issued the Law on the National System of Environmental Impact Assessment (LEY Nº 27446, Ley del Sistema Nacional de Evaluación del Impacto Ambiental). The law establishes a uniform process for the requirements, steps, and objectives for EIAs for investment projects that affect the environment. [1] Article 14 of the law mandates public participation through consultations with affected citizens. All results of environmental studies must be made available to the public. [1] The National Service for Environmental Certification (SENACE) keeps records on public consultations by industry and these are available online. [2]\n","In Senegal, the EIA requires public consultation to be conducted for all projects.\n\nThe Environmental Code presents in its chapter V, the necessity to conduct EIA for any projects that may endanger the environment at the local, national or regional level. According to the article 52, public consultation is an integral part of the environmental impact study. (1) The ministerial Decision 9468 of 2001 contains the regulation of public participation in the Environmental Impact Evaluation. In its article 1, it is stated that the participation of the public is authorized in all the steps of the EIA, following this procedure: \n-announcement of the initiative through publication in the town hall or governance and / or through a press-release \n-submission of documents to the town hall or the corresponding local authority \n-organization of an informative meeting\n-collection of written and oral comments\n-negotiations process\n-preparation of the report\nMoreover, according to the article 4, the information provided to the public is in charge of the project promotor.\nFollowing the internal validation of the EIE by the project promotor, the report must be submitted to PC, no later than fifteen days after the internal validation of the EIE report. The objective of this consultation is to gather information and observation from local actors. The promotor then must integrate the comments of the public in the EIE. (2) Further EIAs that have bee made public online provids evidence of a public consultation being conducted [3].","In Serbia the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) require public consultations. \n\nAccording to article 10 of the Law on Environmental Impact Assessment, the competent authority shall inform the authorities, organisations, and public concerned about the submitted application for a decision on the need for an impact assessment within ten days from the date of receipt of the complete application. According to article 20 of the Law, the competent authority shall make the EIA Study available to public and arrange for a public presentation and debate on the Study. Within seven days from the date of receipt of the application for the EIA Study approval, the competent authority shall inform the project developer, the authorities, organisations and the public concerned about the time and venue for public consultation, presentation and debate on the EIA Study. Public debate may not be held sooner than 20 days from the date when the public was informed. The project developer shall participate in the public presentation and debate on the EIA Study. [1]","In Slovenia, the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) require public consultations. \n\nAccording to article 58 of the Environmental Protection Law, in the process of environmental impact assessment, the Ministry in charge must provide the public with an insight into the application for EIA, a report on the effects on the environment, a written opinion on the audit carried out and a draft decision on the EIA consent. This should be in a format that enables the expression of opinions and comments.","EIAs in Syria do not appear to require public consultation. \n\nThe profile from the World Bank states that \"informal consultations\" were mentioned in the draft decree [5]. There is no mention of Public Consultation in either the water legislation or Law No. 50 [1,2]. No mention is made in the academic papers of public consultations [3,4]","In Tajikistan, the Environmental Impact Assessment (‘EIA’) legislation requires that public consultations are conducted, however, in practice public consultations are restricted to projects funded by International Financial Institutions.\n \n The procedures for EIAs in Tajikistan are set out in the 2017 EIA Law. [1] The 2017 EIA Law explicitly provides that EIAs in Tajikistan should proceed based on several key principles, which includes taking into account the opinions of interested parties. [1] The 2017 EIA Law further specifies that “public consultations form an integral part of the EIA process”, and that where a project is planned, the organisers must provide the public “with the opportunity to participate in the decision-making process regarding economic and other planned activities, and take into account their opinions”. [1]\n \n Additionally, the 2017 EIA Law stipulates that project organisers must provide the wider public with all relevant information regarding the EIA process, and that an “authorised state body shall develop a procedure for informing citizens at the appropriate stages of the EIA for projects belonging to specific categories”. [1] The procedure for informing citizens includes: an indication of the places where information was received and consultations; an indication of the method of informing the public (including through Internet sites, mail, the media, the organization of hearings, the use of drawings, tables, charts, diagrams, etc.); determination of methods of consultation with citizens (including in the form of a discussion of written submissions, the results of population surveys); and setting deadlines for the respective stages of environmental impact assessment. [1] All information, including reports, expert opinions, feasibility studies of projects, changes in projects, research results related to objects of environmental impact assessment must be posted on the website of the authorised state body. [1] Where the authorised state body makes a decision on the issue or refusal to issue a permit for the implementation of a project, it must make the following information available to the public: content of the decision; the main facts and considerations that are fundamental to making this decision; and a description of the main measures to prevent, reduce and, if possible, eliminate the negative environmental impact during the implementation of the project. [1]\n \n Although the United Nations Treaty Collection states that Tajikistan is not party to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe’s Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context (‘Espoo Convention’), the Legislature of Tajikistan has adopted a law on accession to the Convention. [3] The 2017 EIA Law does not make specific mention to the Espoo Convention’s EIA provisions. [2]\n \n No evidence of secondary legislation substantiating the EIA process in Tajikistan was found on the state legislative database. [4]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee noted that the preparation of EIAs is required by legislation and strictly followed; however, the quality of the process is somewhat less satisfying and public consultations are restricted to projects funded by International Financial Institutions in practice. [5] The expert noted that there has been increased attention towards EIAs after a revision of the EIA Law in 2017, which requires a more inclusive consultation process on EIAs through provision of access to the information and projects’ documents by publishing them either on the website or locally. [5]","In Tajikistan, the Environmental Impact Assessment (‘EIA’) legislation requires that public consultations are conducted, however, in practice public consultations are restricted to projects funded by International Financial Institutions.\n \n The procedures for EIAs in Tajikistan are set out in the 2017 EIA Law. [1] The 2017 EIA Law explicitly provides that EIAs in Tajikistan should proceed based on several key principles, which includes taking into account the opinions of interested parties. [1] The 2017 EIA Law further specifies that “public consultations form an integral part of the EIA process”, and that where a project is planned, the organisers must provide the public “with the opportunity to participate in the decision-making process regarding economic and other planned activities, and take into account their opinions”. [1]\n \n Additionally, the 2017 EIA Law stipulates that project organisers must provide the wider public with all relevant information regarding the EIA process, and that an “authorised state body shall develop a procedure for informing citizens at the appropriate stages of the EIA for projects belonging to specific categories”. [1] The procedure for informing citizens includes: an indication of the places where information was received and consultations; an indication of the method of informing the public (including through Internet sites, mail, the media, the organization of hearings, the use of drawings, tables, charts, diagrams, etc.); determination of methods of consultation with citizens (including in the form of a discussion of written submissions, the results of population surveys); and setting deadlines for the respective stages of environmental impact assessment. [1] All information, including reports, expert opinions, feasibility studies of projects, changes in projects, research results related to objects of environmental impact assessment must be posted on the website of the authorised state body. [1] Where the authorised state body makes a decision on the issue or refusal to issue a permit for the implementation of a project, it must make the following information available to the public: content of the decision; the main facts and considerations that are fundamental to making this decision; and a description of the main measures to prevent, reduce and, if possible, eliminate the negative environmental impact during the implementation of the project. [1]\n \n Although the United Nations Treaty Collection states that Tajikistan is not party to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe’s Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context (‘Espoo Convention’), the Legislature of Tajikistan has adopted a law on accession to the Convention. [3] The 2017 EIA Law does not make specific mention to the Espoo Convention’s EIA provisions. [2]\n \n No evidence of secondary legislation substantiating the EIA process in Tajikistan was found on the state legislative database. [4]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee noted that the preparation of EIAs is required by legislation and strictly followed; however, the quality of the process is somewhat less satisfying and public consultations are restricted to projects funded by International Financial Institutions in practice. [5] The expert noted that there has been increased attention towards EIAs after a revision of the EIA Law in 2017, which requires a more inclusive consultation process on EIAs through provision of access to the information and projects’ documents by publishing them either on the website or locally. [5]","Thailand's law for EIA requires public consultation for all projects.\n\nThe Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment Notifications under the Enhancement and Conservation of National Environmental Quality Act (NEQA), B.E. 2535 (1992) [1] and 2nd Edition, B.E. 2561 (2018) [2] specifies \"Types and Sizes of Projects or Activities Requiring Environmental Impact Assessment Report and Rules, Procedures, Practices and Guidelines for Preparing Environmental Impact Assessment Report.\" The Notification stipulates that EIA requires public consultation to be conducted for all projects [3]. According to the Asian Environmental Compliance and Enforcement Network 's study on Thai EIA, the EIA reports have to be prepared by consultants registered with the Office of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy and Planning (ONEP) in accordance with the guidelines published by ONEP. Public participation is required at least twice during the preparation of the EIA report. ONEP reviews the EIA report and submits it with its preliminary comments within 30 days to an Expert Review Committee (ERC) appointed by the National Environment Board (NEB). The ERC will have 45 days to review and approve or disapprove the EIA report after receiving the EIA report from ONEP. If the ERC fails to do so, the EIA report is considered approved [4]. The details of the project must be made public for a minimum of 30 days before the public consultation dates. Surveys can also be used as a public consultation tool [5].","EIAs in Turkey require public consultations, according to the Regulation on Environmental Impact Assessment Article 9, Public Participation Meetings are organised by the Governorate to inform the public. EIA reports are presented to the public through announcements, bulletin, internet etc. Those who want to express their opinions concerning the project may do so through the Ministry or the Governorate.[1]\n\nIn practice, frequent Turkish media reports such as those in the footnotes show that public meetings are advertised and held in line with the legislation (and are sometimes the scenes of protests), that draft reports are made available so that the public can scrutinise them and submit their views to the Ministry of Environment and Urbanisation or its provincial office, and that individuals and organisations not infrequently appeal to the administrative courts against positive EIA reports. [2, 3, 4, 5] Nevertheless, the EIA process is often regarded as a rubber stamp.\n\nIn 2017, the World Wildlife Fund proposed an amendment to Article 9 of the EIA regulation that would make it obligatory for all views expressed, questions asked and problems or concerns raised at public consultation meetings to be properly recorded and shared with the public. [6] The EU’s Co-SEED is running an EU-funded project in Turkey, Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro and Serbia to increase public participation in EIA and Strategic Environmental Evaluation processes by strengthening the capacity of civil society and its participation in decision-making processes, developing the legal framework, and increasing the awareness of the media. [7] [8]\n\n","Public consultations are a requirement of Environmental Impact Assessments in Turkmenistan; however, it is not clear how widely they are conducted in practice. \n \n The requirement itself is established in the law \"On environmental protection,\" last modified in 2017, which stipulates that planned economic activities that may have a direct or indirect effect on the environment are subject to an EIA and that local authorities are responsible for ensuring the public's participation in environmental decision-making [1]. The specific activities subject to the requirement are elaborated in State Standard TDS 579-2001 “Environmental Impact Assessment of the Planned Economic and Other Activities in Turkmenistan,” approved in 2001. Water-related economic activities for which an EIA is mandatory include trading ports, inland waterways and ports for inland-waterway traffic; large dams and water reservoirs; and all activities in or on the Turkmenistan part of the Caspian Sea and its coastal zone. [2] The Water Code of Turkmenistan states that projects which could affect the condition of water are subject to a state ecological assessment and that the public must be informed of the results of the assessment. [3]\n \n State Standard TDS 579-2001 also established the basic requirements for public participation in EIA. Public consultations during the EIA procedure have been documented in at least two instances: 1) during the development of a gasfield in South Yoloten, Turkmenistan - there was a meeting between representatives of TurkmenGas, Mary Province’s Department of Nature Protection, local authorities and a labour union, and 2) during the construction of a north-south railway meant to improve Turkmenistan's access to other regions - there were two consultative meetings held in July 2010. [2] \n \n The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe concludes, however, that \"Public participation in EIA remains very rare in Turkmenistan.\" It goes on to say that \"the few examples of projects with some public consultation seem to be inconsistent with the requirements of international standards on public participation in EIA.\" There are also no reports documenting public consultations specifically for water projects on the websites of the Government of Turkmenistan, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection, or in the Turkmen media. [4, 5, 6]","The Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) does not require public consultations.\n \n No mention of any such requirement is made in Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 73-II of 25 May 2000 \"On Environmental Impact Assessment\". [1] Point 14b of Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 949 of 22 November 2018 \"On Approval of the Regulations for Environmental Impact Assessment\" states that the results of public consultations must be included in the materials submitted to review, while Point 14v specifies that any amendments to the project based on any public consultation must also be disclosed. [2] The Resolution does not, however, state that such public consultations must be carried out, nor does it outline procedures for them. [2]\n \n Point 3.5 of the 2030 Strategy for Environmental Protection in the Republic of Uzbekistan\" (\"Концепции охраны окружающей среды Республики Узбекистан до 2030 года\") states that public consultations are currently not held in relation to projects posing environmental risks. [3] The Strategy calls for the development and adoption by 1 December 2021 of an effective mechanism for public consultations on projects in the I and II risk categories for environmental impact. The I and II risk categories correspond to the highest of four risk categories set out under the legislation on environmental impact assessment. [2] The four risk categories are I (high risk), II (medium risk), III (low risk) and IV (localised effect).","The Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) does not require public consultations.\n \n No mention of any such requirement is made in Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 73-II of 25 May 2000 \"On Environmental Impact Assessment\". [1] Point 14b of Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 949 of 22 November 2018 \"On Approval of the Regulations for Environmental Impact Assessment\" states that the results of public consultations must be included in the materials submitted to review, while Point 14v specifies that any amendments to the project based on any public consultation must also be disclosed. [2] The Resolution does not, however, state that such public consultations must be carried out, nor does it outline procedures for them. [2]\n \n Point 3.5 of the 2030 Strategy for Environmental Protection in the Republic of Uzbekistan\" (\"Концепции охраны окружающей среды Республики Узбекистан до 2030 года\") states that public consultations are currently not held in relation to projects posing environmental risks. [3] The Strategy calls for the development and adoption by 1 December 2021 of an effective mechanism for public consultations on projects in the I and II risk categories for environmental impact. The I and II risk categories correspond to the highest of four risk categories set out under the legislation on environmental impact assessment. [2] The four risk categories are I (high risk), II (medium risk), III (low risk) and IV (localised effect).","Venezuela’s 2006 Framework Environmental Law and accompanying regulations describe communities’ rights to be consulted, but does not specifically require consultation for all projects. \n\nArticle 41 of the law states, “Indigenous peoples and local communities have the right and the obligation to participate in the formulation, application, evaluation and control of national, regional, and local development plans and programs, that could directly affect their lives, beliefs, values, institutions and spiritual wellbeing and in the use of their lands and habitats” [1]. Article 120 of the Constitution of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela guarantees the right to public consultation for indigenous communities for the exploitation of natural resources on their lands [2]. Article 128 establishes the right to public consultation in territorial land use planning processes carried out by the government [2]. \n\nDecree No. 1,257 of 1996 provides the Regulations for Environmental Evaluation of Activities Susceptible of Degrading the Environment [3]. The regulations, in Article 26, state that the Ministry of Environment can order a process of public consultation, but they do not establish a requirement for this consultation to occur for all projects. Even in cases where a consultation is not mandated, project developers must provide public notice in a local newspaper that the EIA process is taking place. In addition, Article 27 states that the environmental impact study must be made available to the public by the Ministry of Environment, although proprietary business information may be protected [3]. In addition, Article 65 of Venezuela’s 2007 Water Resources Law allows any person to oppose the issuance of water concessions, allocations, and licenses for water usage or wastewater discharge, requiring authorities to hear the case and issue a decision [4].\n\nThe website of the Ministry of Care for Water Resources does not contain additional information regarding public consultations for EIAs or a recent consultation process [5]. The website of the Ministry of Eco-Socialism was unreachable as of May 2019 [6].","Vietnamese law for EIA requires public consultation for some, but not all, projects.\n\nThe Law on the Environment of 2014 addresses the requirement for public consultation. Article 21 of the law states that “Project owners are obliged to consult with regulatory agencies, organizations and communities that are directly affected by the project.” Projects that are exempt from this requirement are “Those in conformity with the planning for concentrated manufacturing, trading and service provision areas under the approval of the report on environmental impact assessment at the infrastructural construction stage for the project” and “Those specified in the list of state secret projects.” [1] \n",null,null,null,"[1] Ministry of Justice, \"Environment Law, 2007\" (قانون محیط زیست) [https://neis.nepa.gov.af/public/JE6AIivjwC]\n \n [2] Ministry of Justice, \" Regulation on Environmental and Social Impact Assessment.\"(آیین نامه ارزیابی اثرات زیست محیطی و اجتماعی) [https://neis.nepa.gov.af/public/wNEk2Kyqi5]\n \n [3] Ministry of Justice, \"Administrative Guidelines for the Preparation of Environmental Impact Assessments.\" 2008, [https://momp.gov.af/sites/default/files/2019-03/Administrative_Guidelines_EIAs.pdf]","[1] Ministry of Sustainable Development and Environment. Regulations on Environmental Prevention and Supervision. 1995. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/uploads/documentos/ley_1333.pdf\n[2] Navarro, Gonzalo & Michel, Ana María & Herbas, Estela & Damme, Paul & Fernández, Miguel & Rodríguez Osuna,, Vanesa & Ergeneman, Candan & Hugé, Jean. (2017). Challenges and opportunities to implement Environmental Impact Assessments in Bolivia. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/321228193_Challenges_and_opportunities_to_implement_Environmental_Impact_Assessments_in_Bolivia","[1] Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry. \"Myanmar Environmental Impact Assessment Procedures\". 29 Dec 2015. https://www.myanmar-responsiblebusiness.org/resources/environmental-impact-assessment-procedures.html","[1] National Council of Environment (Brazil). \"Resolution CONAMA no. 1 of 23 January 1986 (Resolução CONAMA no. 1, de 23 de janeiro de 1986)\". http://www2.mma.gov.br/port/conama/res/res86/res0186.html\n[2] Sánchez, Luis. (2013). Development of Environmental Impact Assessment in Brazil. UVP-Report. 27. 193-200. ","[1] Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry. \"Myanmar Environmental Impact Assessment Procedures\". 29 Dec 2015. https://www.myanmar-responsiblebusiness.org/resources/environmental-impact-assessment-procedures.html","[1] National People's Congress, \"Law of the People's Republic of China on Environmental Impact Assessment (2018 Amendment)\", 2018, http://en.pkulaw.cn/display.aspx?id=2882ee53a261029bbdfb&lib=law&SearchKeyword=&SearchCKeyword=%bb%b7%be%b3%d3%b0%cf%ec.","[1] Congress of the Republic of Colombia. Law 99 of 1993. 1993. http://www.secretariasenado.gov.co/senado/basedoc/ley_0099_1993.html\n[2] Netherlands Commission for Environmental Assessment. Colombia EIA Profile. 2015. http://www.eia.nl/en/countries/sa/colombia/eia\n[3] Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development. Decree 1076 of 2015. 2015. http://www.parquesnacionales.gov.co/portal/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Decreto-Unico-Reglamentario-Sector-Ambiental-1076-Mayo-2015.pdf\n[4] Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development. General Methodology for the Elaboration and Presentation of Environmental Studies. 2018. http://portal.anla.gov.co/sites/default/files/comunicaciones/permisos/metodologia_estudios_ambientales_2018.pdf","[1] Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry. \"Myanmar Environmental Impact Assessment Procedures\". 29 Dec 2015. https://www.myanmar-responsiblebusiness.org/resources/environmental-impact-assessment-procedures.html","[1] Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador. 2008. https://www.turismo.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/CONSTITUCI%C3%93N-DE-LA-REP%C3%9ABLICA-DEL-ECUADOR.pdf\n[2] National Assembly, Republic of Ecuador. Environmental Code. 2017. http://www.ambiente.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/downloads/2017/12/CODIGO-ORGANICO-DEL-AMBIENTE.pdf\n[3] Ministry of Environment. Values / Mission / Vision. 2019. http://www.ambiente.gob.ec/valores-mision-vision/\n[4] Ministry of Environment. Terms of Reference for the Environmental Impact Declaration. 2019. http://saf.ambiente.gob.ec/documents/10179/185870/T%C3%A9rminos+de+Referencia.pdf/3f5121d4-9640-4edf-9cbc-ef272ca4fc08;jsessionid=XfcTCNMReiHGJ6fkBf7hraWK?version=1.0\n","(1)Polymtl. \"Guinée\". [https://www.polymtl.ca/pub/sites/eie/docs/documents/guinee_fin.pdf].\n(2) Droit d'Afrique. 1989 \"Decree codifying Environmental Impact Assessments\". [http://www.droit-afrique.com/upload/doc/guinee/Guinee-Decret-1989-199-etudes-impact-environnement.pdf]\n(3)Koassi d'ALMEIDA. 2001. \"Cadre institutionnel législatif et réglementaire de\nl'évaluation environnementale dans les pays\nfrancophones d'Afrique et de l'Océan Indien\". [https://www.sifee.org/static/uploaded/Files/publications/Cadre_insti_legi_reg_EE_Afrique_Ocean_indien.pdf].\n[4] Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) for \n50 MW Power Plant Project –Commune de MatotoConakry-Republic of Guinea \nhttps://www3.opic.gov/Environment/EIA/tepower/ESIA.pdf","1- Department of Environment, \" List of Projects Requiring IEA\", 2017, https://www.doe.ir/portal/file/?884151/12.pdf\n2- Department of Environment, \"Flow diagram of IEA reports\", n/a, https://bit.ly/2uIH0fc\n3- Iran Business Responsibility Non-Profit, \"Briefing: Environmental and Social Impact Assessments and Responsible Business in Iran\", 2018, https://ibrproject.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/briefing-5-en.pdf\n4- Science of the Total Environment Journal. \"Enhancing EIA systems in developing countries: A focus on capacity development in the case of Iran\". 2019. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0195925518302038","1. FAO \"Iraqi Law of Protection and Improvement of the Environment, No. 27 of 2009\" 2019 http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/irq100188.pdf 2. UNECE \"EIA Process in Iraq Class A and B\" 2010 https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/eia/documents/WG14_MOS3_nov2010/Diagram_EIA_process_in_Iraq.pdf","[1] Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 212-III of 9 January 2007. \"Environmental Code\", (\"Экологический кодекс\"). [https://online.zakon.kz/document/?doc_id=30085593]. \n \n [2] Ministry of Protection of the Environment. Order No. 135-p of 7 May 2007. \"On approval of Rules for conduct of public consultations\", (\"Об утверждении Правил проведения общественных слушаний\"). [http://ecogosfond.kz/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/4687__RU1_08_09_2017-obsh1.pdf].\n \n [3] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context (Espoo, 1991) - the 'Espoo (EIA) Convention'.\" [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM//env/eia/about/eia_text.htm].\n \n [4] President of the Republic of Kazakhstan. 2000. \"Law on no. 86-II on the Republic of Kazakhstan's accession to the Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context.\" (\"Закон № 86-II О присоединении Республики Казахстан к Конвенции об оценке воздействия на окружающую среду в трансграничном контексте.\") [https://online.zakon.kz/document/?doc_id=1020321].","[1] Ministry of Justice of the Kyrgyz Republic. 13 Feb 2015. “Decree of the Government of the Kygryz Republic of 13 February 2015 № 60 On Regulations on the procedure for environmental impact assessment in the Kyrgyz Republic”, (“Постановление Правительства Кыргызской Республики от 13 февраля 2015 года № 60 О порядке проведения оценки воздействия на окружающую среду в Кыргызской Республике”). 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[http://www.droit-afrique.com/upload/doc/SÉNÉGAL/SÉNÉGAL-Code-2001-environnement.pdf].\n(2)République du Sénégal. 2002. \"ARRETE MINISTERIEL n° 9468 MJEHP-DEEC en date du 28 novembre 2001 portant réglementation de la participation du public Ã l’étude d’impact environnemental\". [http://www.jo.gouv.sn/spip.php?article1729].\n(3) ContourGlobal - Cap des Biches, Environmental and social impact assessment for the thermal power plant project https://www3.opic.gov/Environment/EIA/capdes/ERM_0251196_CG_CdB_ESIA_05_03_2015_Final.pdf","[1] Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry. \"Myanmar Environmental Impact Assessment Procedures\". 29 Dec 2015. https://www.myanmar-responsiblebusiness.org/resources/environmental-impact-assessment-procedures.html","[1] Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry. \"Myanmar Environmental Impact Assessment Procedures\". 29 Dec 2015. https://www.myanmar-responsiblebusiness.org/resources/environmental-impact-assessment-procedures.html","[1] Water Legislation (No.31), Syrian Arab Republic. 16 November 2005.\nhttp://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/syr81193.pdf \n\n[2] Law No. 50, Environmental Affairs law, Syrian Arab Republic. 26 June 2002.\nhttp://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/syr63021.pdf\n\n[3] Kasparek, Max & Dimashki, Marwan, Delegation of the European Commission to Syria, Country Environmental Profile for the Syrian Arab Republic. \nhttps://www.researchgate.net/publication/287800599_Country_Environmental_Profile_for_the_Syrian_Arab_Republic\n\n[4] F.Haydara and K.Pediaditi, \"Evaluation of the environmental impact assessment system in Syria\", Environmental Impact Assessment Review, Volume 30, Issue 6, November 2010, Pages 363-370\nhttps://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0195925509001449\n\n[5] Imad Mahayri, \"New concepts for environmental impact assessment in Syria - Case study 23\", UNEP EIA Training Resource Manual\nhttps://www.iaia.org/pdf/case-studies/SyriaStudy.pdf\n\n[6] World Bank, Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), The Mediterranean Environmental Technical Assistance Program.\nhttp://siteresources.worldbank.org/EXTMETAP/Resources/EIACR-Syria.pdf","[1] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 18 Jul 2017. “Law of the Republic of Tajikistan of 18 July 2017, № 1448 \"On Environmental Impact Assessment\"”, (“Закон Республики Таджикистан от 18 июля 2017 года, № 1448 \"Об оценке воздействия на окружающую среду\"”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=129837].\n\n[2] United Nations Treaty Collection. “Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context”. [https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-4&chapter=27&clang=_en].\n\n[3] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 17 Feb 2004. “Decree of the President of the Republic of Tajikistan of 17 February 2004, № 1287 \"On Accession to the Convention of the European Economic Commission for the Assessment of Environmental Impacts in a Transboundary Context\"”, (“Указ Президента Республики Таджикистан от 17 февраля 2004 г., № 1287 \"О присоединении к конвенции европейской экономической комиссии по оценке воздействия на окружающую среду в трансграничном контексте\"”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=4455].\n\n[4] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). “Filter: Environmental Impact”, (“Фильтр: Воздействия На Окружающую Среду”). [http://www.adlia.tj/spisdoc.fwx].\n\n[5] Farzona Mukhitdinova. Water Resources Management Specialist. The World Bank Group. 30 July 2020.","[1] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 18 Jul 2017. “Law of the Republic of Tajikistan of 18 July 2017, № 1448 \"On Environmental Impact Assessment\"”, (“Закон Республики Таджикистан от 18 июля 2017 года, № 1448 \"Об оценке воздействия на окружающую среду\"”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=129837].\n\n[2] United Nations Treaty Collection. “Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context”. [https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-4&chapter=27&clang=_en].\n\n[3] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 17 Feb 2004. “Decree of the President of the Republic of Tajikistan of 17 February 2004, № 1287 \"On Accession to the Convention of the European Economic Commission for the Assessment of Environmental Impacts in a Transboundary Context\"”, (“Указ Президента Республики Таджикистан от 17 февраля 2004 г., № 1287 \"О присоединении к конвенции европейской экономической комиссии по оценке воздействия на окружающую среду в трансграничном контексте\"”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=4455].\n\n[4] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). “Filter: Environmental Impact”, (“Фильтр: Воздействия На Окружающую Среду”). [http://www.adlia.tj/spisdoc.fwx].\n\n[5] Farzona Mukhitdinova. Water Resources Management Specialist. The World Bank Group. 30 July 2020.","[1] Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry. \"Myanmar Environmental Impact Assessment Procedures\". 29 Dec 2015. https://www.myanmar-responsiblebusiness.org/resources/environmental-impact-assessment-procedures.html","[1] The Ministry of Environment and Urbanisation, Regulation on Environmental Impact Analysis, 25 November 2014 www.mevzuat.gov.tr/Metin.Aspx?MevzuatKod=7.5.20235&MevzuatIliski=0&sourceXmlSearch [2] Official notices portal (ilan.gov.tr). 18 August 2017. Invitation to a public meeting for the EIA process for the Keskin Dam and HEPP in the provinces of Siirt and Van (in Turkish] https://www.ilan.gov.tr/detay-tebligat-ve-duyurular-kurumsal-tebligat-ve-duyurular-ced-surecine-halkin-katilimi-toplanti-daveti-339932.html?archived=true\n[3] Enerji Günlüğü (Energy Daily) website, 7 May 2018, “Keskin HES ÇED raporu halkın görüşüne açıldı (“Keskin HEPP EIA report available for public expressions of opinion”) https://www.enerjigunlugu.net/keskin-hes-ced-raporu-halkin-gorusune-acildi-27127h.htm\n[4] Doğa Dergisi (Nature Magazine). 26 December 2018. “Positive EIA decision for flamingos and Izmir annulled” https://www.dogadergisi.com/flamingolar-ve-izmir-icin-ced-olumlu-karari-iptal-edildi/\n[5] sendika.org trades union website. 28 January 2017. Sungurlu Barajı’na karşı verdikleri mücadeleyi kazanan köylüler kutlama yaptı (Villagers celebrate after winning struggle against Sungurlu Dam) http://sendika63.org/2019/01/sungurlu-barajina-karsi-verdikleri-mucadeleyi-kazanan-koyluler-kutlama-yapti-528123/\n[6] World Wildlife Fund. 2017. Proposed Improvements to the EIA Regulation (in Turkish). https://d2hawiim0tjbd8.cloudfront.net/downloads/ced_position_paper___wwf_bd.pdf\n[7] World Wildlife Fund. Participation in EIA and SEE Processes (in Turkish). https://www.wwf.org.tr/ne_yapiyoruz/doga_koruma/ced_ve_scd_sureclerine_katlm/ Accessed 23 April 2019\n[8] CO-SEED. 6 November 2018. Turkey – Active Civil Society for Sustainable Development http://co-seed.eu/en/press/turkey-active-civil-society-for-sustainable-development/478","[1] Government of Turkmenistan. 20 March 2017. \"On environmental protection\" (\"Об охране природы\"). [http://www.minjust.gov.tm/mcenter-single-ru/179].\n\n[2] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2012. \"Turkmenistan: Environmental Performance Reviews\". [http://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/epr/epr_studies/Turkmenistan.pdf]. \n\n[3] Government of Turkmenistan. 5 October 2019. \"Water Code of Turkmenistan\" (\"Водный кодекс Туркменистана\"). [http://continent-online.com/Document/?doc_id=38999429]. \n\n[4] Government of Turkmenistan. [http://turkmenistan.gov.tm]. \n\n[5] Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection. [http://minagri.gov.tm]. \n\n[6] Turkmenportal. [http://turkmenportal.com].","[1] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 73-II of 25 May 2000 \"On Environmental Impact Assessment\" (\"ЗАКОН РЕСПУБЛИКИ УЗБЕКИСТАН ОБ ЭКОЛОГИЧЕСКОЙ ЭКСПЕРТИЗЕ 25 мая 2000 г., № 73-II\"). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/9760].\n\n[2] Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 949 of 22 November 2018 \"On Approval of the Regulations for Environmental Impact Assessment\" (\"Постановление\nКабинета Министров Республики Узбекистан Об утверждении Положения о государственной экологической экспертизе №949 22.11.2018\"). [https://lex.uz/docs/4072893].\n\n[3] President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Order of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5863 of 30 October 2019 \"On Approval of the 2030 Strategy for Environmental Protection in the Republic of Uzbekistan\" (\"Указ\nПрезидента Республики Узбекистан №УП-5863 30.10.2019 Об утверждении Концепции охраны окружающей среды Республики Узбекистан до 2030 года\"). [https://lex.uz/docs/4574010].","[1] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 73-II of 25 May 2000 \"On Environmental Impact Assessment\" (\"ЗАКОН РЕСПУБЛИКИ УЗБЕКИСТАН ОБ ЭКОЛОГИЧЕСКОЙ ЭКСПЕРТИЗЕ 25 мая 2000 г., № 73-II\"). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/9760].\n\n[2] Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 949 of 22 November 2018 \"On Approval of the Regulations for Environmental Impact Assessment\" (\"Постановление\nКабинета Министров Республики Узбекистан Об утверждении Положения о государственной экологической экспертизе №949 22.11.2018\"). [https://lex.uz/docs/4072893].\n\n[3] President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Order of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5863 of 30 October 2019 \"On Approval of the 2030 Strategy for Environmental Protection in the Republic of Uzbekistan\" (\"Указ\nПрезидента Республики Узбекистан №УП-5863 30.10.2019 Об утверждении Концепции охраны окружающей среды Республики Узбекистан до 2030 года\"). [https://lex.uz/docs/4574010].","[1] National Assembly of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Framework Environmental Law. 2006. http://www.uc.edu.ve/mega_uc/archivos/leyes/a_ley_organica_ambiente_2007.pdf\n[2] Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Constitution of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. 1999. https://www.oas.org/juridico/mla/sp/ven/sp_ven-int-const.html\n[3] President of the Republic. Regulations for Environmental Evaluation of Activities Susceptible of Degrading the Environment (Decree No. 1,257 of 1996). 1996. http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/ven17517.pdf\n[4] National Assembly of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Water Resources Law. 2007. http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/texts/ven69647.doc\n[5] Ministry of Care for Water Resources. 2019. https://demo.minaguas.gob.ve/\n[6] Ministry of Eco-Socialism. 2019. http://www.minamb.gob.ve/","[1] Ministry of Environmental Conservation and Forestry. \"Myanmar Environmental Impact Assessment Procedures\". 29 Dec 2015. https://www.myanmar-responsiblebusiness.org/resources/environmental-impact-assessment-procedures.html"]
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[null,"1.3.1",null,0,0,2,0,0,0,0,2,0,0,0,2,2,1,0,0,0,0,0,2,2,2,2,1,1,0,0,2,2,2,1,2,null,null,null,"Afghanistan is not listed as a signatory to the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes nor the Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses. [1, 2].\n \n Afghanistan is also not a party to any regional agreements, including the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), which manages the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [3] Afghanistan is also not a party to the 1999 agreement on establishment of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, which the ICWC members created in order to coordinate regional and international efforts to address the Aral Sea crisis. [4]","Bolivia was not ratified any international or regional water conventions. Bolivia was not signed or ratified the 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of TBW and International Lakes (Water Convention) [1]. Bolivia was not signed or ratified the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses [2]. A 2014 report by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) noted that international water cooperation in Latin America was, “for the most part, still developing”. The report stated that no Latin American country had ratified either of the aforementioned conventions and noted the absence of a regional water convention, stating “a framework instrument clarifying the law around utilization and protection of watercourses and supporting international cooperation could be a welcome addition to transboundary water governance in Latin America” [3]. Thus, there is no evidence that Bolivia is a signatory to a regional water convention.","In 1999, Bosnia and Herzegovina has accessed the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. [1]","Brazil is neither a party of the 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of TBW and International Lakes (Water Convention) nor the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses. [1][2][3]\n\nThough, Brazilis a member to the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978, this is a basin specific treaty and does not establish a-priori the terms by which that country undertakes water management. [1] \n\nA 2014 report by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) noted that international water cooperation in Latin America was, “for the most part, still developing”. The report stated that no Latin American country had ratified either of the aforementioned conventions and noted the absence of a regional water convention, stating “a framework instrument clarifying the law around utilization and protection of watercourses and supporting international cooperation could be a welcome addition to transboundary water governance in Latin America” [3]. Thus, there is no evidence that Peru is a signatory to a regional water convention. [4]\n","Cambodia is not a party to both the 1992 UN Water Convention [1] and the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses (UNWC), although the country voted in favour of the UNWC's adoption [2].","China has only ratified to regional treaties with its neighboring countries on transboundary waters. Most of these treaties are bilateral and cover water resources in the northern regions, with countries including Russia, Mongolia [1]. In the south, China has fewer such treaties, but it has signed two multilateral agreements with Lao, Myanmar, and Thailand [2]. These two agreenments focus on the law enforcement and commercial navigation, which are not comparable to the standards and approaches taken by the UN conventions.\n\nChina was one of the countries that voted against the UN Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses (UNWC) [3].","Colombia has not ratified to any international or regional water convention. Colombia has not signed or ratified the 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of TBW and International Lakes (Water Convention) [1]. Colombia has not signed or ratified the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses [2]. A 2014 report by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) noted that international water cooperation in Latin America was, “for the most part, still developing”. The report stated that no Latin American country had ratified either of the aforementioned conventions and noted the absence of a regional water convention, stating “a framework instrument clarifying the law around utilization and protection of watercourses and supporting international cooperation could be a welcome addition to transboundary water governance in Latin America” [3]. Thus, there is no evidence that Colombia is a signatory to a regional water convention.","In 1996, Croatia has accessed the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. [1]","Ecuador was not ratified to any international or regional water convention. Ecuador was not signed or ratified the 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of TBW and International Lakes (Water Convention) [1]. \n\nEcuador was not signed or ratified the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses [2]. A 2014 report by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) noted that international water cooperation in Latin America was, “for the most part, still developing”. The report stated that no Latin American country had ratified either of the aforementioned conventions and noted the absence of a regional water convention, stating “a framework instrument clarifying the law around utilization and protection of watercourses and supporting international cooperation could be a welcome addition to transboundary water governance in Latin America” [3]. Thus, there is no evidence that Ecuador is a signatory to a regional water convention.","Guinea has not ratified any global UN conventions or regional water convention.\n\nIndeed, Guinea has not signed the Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses or the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. (1,2) Guinea has not ratified a regional convention on transboundary water cooperation. There is no such evidence in Guinea's second national communication to the UNFCCC, in the National Directorate of Water and Forests or in the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page (it does not have an official website)\n. (3,4,5)","No, the country has ratified no UN conventions. Iran is only a part of the Convention on the Legal Status of the Caspian Sea signed 2018 between Azerbaijan, Iran, Kazakhstan, Russia and Turkmenistan [1]. Except this convention which could be considered as an agreement over fresh water rather than river basins, Iran is not part of a holistic regional water convention.","On July 09, 2001, Iraq acceded to the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses by accession (1). It is not a party to the 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of TBW and International Lakes (2)","Kazakhstan is party to one of the global conventions, as well as two regional conventions.\n \n Kazakhstan acceded to the 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Waters and International Lakes in 2001. [1]\n \n In 2003, together with Azerbaijan, Iran, Russia and Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan signed the Framework Convention for the Protection of the Environment of the Caspian Sea, also known as the Tehran Convention. [2] The parties agreed to take both individual and concerted measures to prevent, reduce and monitor pollution in the Caspian Sea; to protect, maintain and restore the marine environment; to prevent damage of the environment when using marine resources; and to cooperate both with one another and international organisations to acheive the Convention's objectives. [2] Kazakhstan ratified the treaty in 2005 and it came into force in 2006. [2] Kazakhstan has ratified one of the convention's four protocols, and has signed two others. [3] \n \n In August 2018, together with Azerbaijan, Iran, Russia and Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan signed the Convention on the Legal Status of the Caspian Sea. [4] The Convention determines the parties' mutual rights and responsibilities in the use of the Caspian Sea, including water resources, seabed, undersea resources, natural resources and the airspace above it, including responsibilities to ensure peace and non-proliferation, freedom of navigation, and protection of the marine environment including prevention of pollution. [4] Kazakhstan ratified the convention in February 2019, but it has not yet come into force. [5, 6]\n \n Kazakhstan is not party to the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses. [7]","Kyrgyzstan is not a signatory to the 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes, nor to the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses. [1, 2]\n \n Kyrgyzstan is signatory to numerous other regional, intergovernmental agreements, regulating water resources, including:\n \n - 1992 Agreement on Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources. (An agreement between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan committing to protecting and sharing water resources in the Central Asian region). [3];\n - 1993 Agreement on joint activities in addressing the Aral Sea and the zone around the Sea crisis, improving the environment, and enduring the social and economic development of the Aral Sea region. (An agreement between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistancommitting to the rational usage of the land and water resources of the Aral Sea basin). [4]; and\n - 2000 Agreement on the Use of Water Management Facilities of Intergovernmental Status on the Rivers Chu and Talas. (An agreement between Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan to jointly manage water resources infrastructure (e.g. dams) in Kyrgyzstan). [5]\n \n Additionally, Kyrgyzstan is signatory to other environmental conventions, which govern some aspects related to Central Asian transboundary water resources, such as the 1991 Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context; however, according to a 2015 report by an academic at the Kazakh-German University in Almaty, as an “upstream country”, there is little chance that Kyrgyzstan will become party to more comprehensive international/regional water conventions. [6, 7]","Laos is not listed as a signatory to the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes or the Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses. [1,2].","Mali has not ratified any of the international water conventions [1], [2], and there doesn't seem to exist a West African regional water convention yet [3], [4]. Each river basin has their own agreement: for instance the Niger Basin Authority (NBA) developed a Water Charter in 2008 that was signed by all state parties including Mali [3], but these do not constitute regional water conventions per se.","No, the country has not ratified to any international water convention [1], [2] and there doesn't seem to exist a West African regional water convention yet [3], [4]. Each river basin has their own agreement: for instance the Senegal basin developed a Charter of the Water of Senegal that was signed by all state parties including Mauritania [5], but these do not constitute regional water conventions per se.","Myanmar did not sign the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes Helsinki, 17 March 1992 and the Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses New York, 21 May 1997. [1,2] Myanmar is part of Building River Dialogues and Governance initiative that aims to build water governance capacities through learning, demonstration, leadership, and consensus-building, in particular in transboundary river basins but no actual policy/plans or conventions has been set out since. [3]","Perú is not ratified to international, but is party to a regional water convention.\nPerú is not a signatory to the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. [1] Perú is not a signatory to Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses. [2] Though, Peru is a member to the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978, this is a basin specific treaty and does not establish a-priori the terms by which that country undertakes water management. [3] \n\nA 2014 report by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) noted that international water cooperation in Latin America was, “for the most part, still developing”. The report stated that no Latin American country had ratified either of the aforementioned conventions and noted the absence of a regional water convention, stating “a framework instrument clarifying the law around utilization and protection of watercourses and supporting international cooperation could be a welcome addition to transboundary water governance in Latin America” [3]. Thus, there is no evidence that Peru is a signatory to a regional water convention.\n","SÉNÉGAL has acceded to the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes (1,2) The country has not signed the Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses or any other regional convention. (3)","In 2010, Serbia has accessed Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. [1]","In 1999, Slovenia was accessed Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. [1]","Yes, Syria has ratified to one of the listed global UN conventions. Syria became a signatory of the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses And and in April 1998, Syria ratified the Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses [1] \n\nSyria is not party to 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes [2]\n\nA comprehensive desk search found no regional equivalent of either of these pieces of legislation. [3,4,5]\n","Tajikistan is not a signatory to the 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes, nor to the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses. [1, 2]\n \n Whilst Tajikistan is not a signatory to the primary conventions mentioned above, it is committed to a number of international norms according to which it has specific legal and institutional obligations towards neighbouring countries sharing common transboundary watercourses. [3]\n \n Tajikistan is a party to:\n \n - The 1998 United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Convention on Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision-Making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters, which grants the public rights regarding access to information, public participation and access to justice, in governmental decision-making processes on matters concerning the local, national and transboundary environment, and as of 2020 has 49 parties – 48 states and the European Union; [4]\n - The 1992 Agreement on Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources, which commits the participating states to protecting and sharing water resources in the Central Asian region, and as of 2020 includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan; and [5]\n - The 1993 Agreement on joint activities in addressing the Aral Sea and the zone around the Sea crisis, improving the environment, and enduring the social and economic development of the Aral Sea region, which commits the participating states to the rational usage of the land and water resources of the Aral Sea basin, and as of 2020 includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. [6]\n \n Additionally, Tajikistan is party to other environmental conventions, which govern some aspects related to Central Asian transboundary water resources, such as the 1992 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change; however, according to a 2015 report by an academic at the Kazakh-German University in Almaty, as an upstream country, there is little chance that Tajikistan will become party to more comprehensive international/regional water conventions in the near future. [7, 3]","Tajikistan is not a signatory to the 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes, nor to the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses. [1, 2]\n \n Whilst Tajikistan is not a signatory to the primary conventions mentioned above, it is committed to a number of international norms according to which it has specific legal and institutional obligations towards neighbouring countries sharing common transboundary watercourses. [3]\n \n Tajikistan is a party to:\n \n - The 1998 United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Convention on Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision-Making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters, which grants the public rights regarding access to information, public participation and access to justice, in governmental decision-making processes on matters concerning the local, national and transboundary environment, and as of 2020 has 49 parties – 48 states and the European Union; [4]\n - The 1992 Agreement on Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources, which commits the participating states to protecting and sharing water resources in the Central Asian region, and as of 2020 includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan; and [5]\n - The 1993 Agreement on joint activities in addressing the Aral Sea and the zone around the Sea crisis, improving the environment, and enduring the social and economic development of the Aral Sea region, which commits the participating states to the rational usage of the land and water resources of the Aral Sea basin, and as of 2020 includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. [6]\n \n Additionally, Tajikistan is party to other environmental conventions, which govern some aspects related to Central Asian transboundary water resources, such as the 1992 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change; however, according to a 2015 report by an academic at the Kazakh-German University in Almaty, as an upstream country, there is little chance that Tajikistan will become party to more comprehensive international/regional water conventions in the near future. [7, 3]","Thailand is not a party to 1992 UN Water Convention [1], the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses (UNWC) [2] or any other international or regional water convention.","Turkey has not ratified the 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of TBW and International Lakes (Water Convention) [1] or the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses [2]. Turkey has not ratified any regional conventions regarding rivers either. However, Turkey is a party to the Convention on the Protection of the Black Sea against Pollution and the Convention on the Protection of the Mediterranean Sea against Pollution [3], and the Ramsar Convention[4].","Turkmenistan has acceded to international and regional water conventions. \n \n In 2012, Turkmenistan acceded to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Waterways and International Lakes (Water Convention) and publicly committed to advancing the treaty's principles and the principles of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM). [1] \n \n Turkmenistan is party to the \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan on Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources,\" signed by all parties in 1992. This agreement establishes a basis for international cooperation in the area of transboundary water management in the region. [2] \n \n Turkmenistan is also party to the \"Agreement between Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Republic of Uzbekistan on joint activities in addressing the Aral Sea and the zone around the Sea crisis, improving the environment, and enduring the social and economic development of the Aral Sea region\" from 1993, which addresses regional cooperation in restoring the Aral Sea. [3] \n \n In 2003, together with Azerbaijan, Iran, Russia and Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan signed the Framework Convention for the Protection of the Environment of the Caspian Sea, also known as the Tehran Convention. [4] The parties agreed to take both individual and concerted measures to prevent, reduce and monitor pollution in the Caspian Sea, to protect, maintain and restore the marine environment, to prevent damage of the environment when using marine resources, and to cooperate both with one another and international organisations to acheive the Convention's objectives. [4] Turkmenistan ratified the treaty in 2004 and it came into force in 2006. [5] Turkmenistan has signed all four of the convention's protocols, and ratified three. [6] \n \n In August 2018, together with Azerbaijan, Iran, Russia and Kazazkhstan, Turkmenistan signed the Convention on the Legal Status of the Caspian Sea. [7] The Convention determines the parties' mutual rights and responsibilities in use of the Caspian Sea, including water resources, seabed, undersea resources, natural resources and the airspace above it, including responsibilities to ensure peace and non-proliferation, freedom of navigation, and protection of the marine environment including prevention of pollution. [7] Turkmenistan ratified the Convention in November 2018. [8]\n \n Turkmenistan is not a party to the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses. [9]","Uzbekistan has ratified the following international and regional water conventions:\n \n (i) 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of TBW and International Lakes (Water Convention). Acceeded 4 September 2007 [1]\n \n (ii) 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses. Acceeded 4 September 2007 [2]\n \n (iii) Regional water conventions:\n \n - Agreement on Joint Use of the Water Resources of Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan in the Lower Amu Darya, 2007: affirms committment to other international agreements, coordinates the management of the lower Amu Darya water resources [3]\n \n - Agreement Between the Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and the Republic of Uzbekistan on the Use of the Water and Energy Resources of the Syr Darya basin, 1998: affirms committment to other international agreements, coordinates the management of the Syr Darya water resources and hydroelectric facilities [4]\n \n - Protocol Between the Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and the Republic of Uzbekistan on the Use of the Water and Energy Resources of the Naryn-Syr Darya Cascade Reservoirs, 2001: governs the use of the water and energy resources of the Naryn-Syr Darya Cascade reservoirs in 2001 [5]\n \n - Agreement Between the Republic of Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan on Cooperation in Water Management, 1996: commits to territorial agreements and to meeting internationally agreed standards, forms agreements on the management of various specific bodies of water [6]\n \n - Agreement Between the Ministry of Agriculture and Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Ministry of Agriculture and Water Management of Turkmenistan on Cooperation in Water management, 2017: commits to cooperation in water management such as data sharing, joint research, coordination in various aspects of water management [7] \n \n - Agreement Between the Governments of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Kyrgyz Republic on Interstate Use of the Orto-Tokoy (Kasansai) Reservoir in the Ala-Buka district of the Jalal-Abad region of the Kyrgyz Republic, 2017: agrees cooperation on the use of the Orto-Tokoy (Kasansai) Reservoir [8]\n \n - Agreement between Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Republic of Uzbekistan on Joint Measures to Resolve the the Aral Sea and Aral Sea region crisis, Improve the Environment, and Promote Social and Economic Development of the Aral Sea region, 1993: high-level agreement on cooperation to resolve the Aral Sea crisis [9]\n \n - Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan on Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources, 1992: affirms committment to other international agreements, commits to cooperation in water management for example in data sharing and decision making mechanisms [10]","Uzbekistan has ratified the following international and regional water conventions:\n \n (i) 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of TBW and International Lakes (Water Convention). Acceeded 4 September 2007 [1]\n \n (ii) 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses. Acceeded 4 September 2007 [2]\n \n (iii) Regional water conventions:\n \n - Agreement on Joint Use of the Water Resources of Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan in the Lower Amu Darya, 2007: affirms committment to other international agreements, coordinates the management of the lower Amu Darya water resources [3]\n \n - Agreement Between the Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and the Republic of Uzbekistan on the Use of the Water and Energy Resources of the Syr Darya basin, 1998: affirms committment to other international agreements, coordinates the management of the Syr Darya water resources and hydroelectric facilities [4]\n \n - Protocol Between the Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and the Republic of Uzbekistan on the Use of the Water and Energy Resources of the Naryn-Syr Darya Cascade Reservoirs, 2001: governs the use of the water and energy resources of the Naryn-Syr Darya Cascade reservoirs in 2001 [5]\n \n - Agreement Between the Republic of Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan on Cooperation in Water Management, 1996: commits to territorial agreements and to meeting internationally agreed standards, forms agreements on the management of various specific bodies of water [6]\n \n - Agreement Between the Ministry of Agriculture and Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Ministry of Agriculture and Water Management of Turkmenistan on Cooperation in Water management, 2017: commits to cooperation in water management such as data sharing, joint research, coordination in various aspects of water management [7] \n \n - Agreement Between the Governments of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Kyrgyz Republic on Interstate Use of the Orto-Tokoy (Kasansai) Reservoir in the Ala-Buka district of the Jalal-Abad region of the Kyrgyz Republic, 2017: agrees cooperation on the use of the Orto-Tokoy (Kasansai) Reservoir [8]\n \n - Agreement between Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Republic of Uzbekistan on Joint Measures to Resolve the the Aral Sea and Aral Sea region crisis, Improve the Environment, and Promote Social and Economic Development of the Aral Sea region, 1993: high-level agreement on cooperation to resolve the Aral Sea crisis [9]\n \n - Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan on Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources, 1992: affirms committment to other international agreements, commits to cooperation in water management for example in data sharing and decision making mechanisms [10]","Venezuela has signed the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses, but the UN Depositary for the Convention does not show that the country has ratified it. Venezuela signed the Convention on September 22, 1997 [1]. Venezuela has not signed or ratified the 1992 Convention on the Protection and Use of TBW and International Lakes (Water Convention) [2]. \n\nA 2014 report by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) noted that international water cooperation in Latin America was, “for the most part, still developing”. The report stated that no Latin American country had ratified either of the aforementioned conventions and noted the absence of a regional water convention, stating “a framework instrument clarifying the law around utilization and protection of watercourses and supporting international cooperation could be a welcome addition to transboundary water governance in Latin America” [3]. Thus, there is no evidence that Venezuela is a signatory to a regional water convention. The website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs does not contain additional information regarding why Venezuela has not ratified the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses [4].","Vietnam has accessed to one of the global UN conventions.\nVietnam is not a signatory to the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. [1] Vietnam accessed to Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses on 19 May 2014. [2]\n",null,null,null,"[1]United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, 1992. \"Convention on the protection and use of transboundary watercources and international lakes.\"[http://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/water/pdf/watercon.pdf]\n \n [2] Office of Legal Affairs - United Nations, 1997. \"Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses.\" [https://legal.un.org/ilc/texts/instruments/english/conventions/8_3_1997.pdf]\n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm].\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 9 April 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Republic of Uzbekistan on the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea and its organizations'\", (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3.htm]","[1] United Nations. 5. Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. 2019. https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-5&chapter=27&clang=_en\n[2] United Nations. 12. 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[http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/uzb_tur_2007.pdf].\n\n[4] Agreement Between the Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and the Republic of Uzbekistan on the Use of the Water and Energy Resources of the Syr Darya basin (\"СОГЛАШЕНИЕ между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызско йРеспублики и Правительством Республики Узбекистан об использовании водно-энергетических ресурсов бассейна реки Сырдарья\"). 17 March 1998. [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/gov1.pdf]. \n\n[5] Protocol Between the Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and the Republic of Uzbekistan on the Use of the Water and Energy Resources of the Naryn-Syr Darya Cascade Reservoirs (\"ПРОТОКОЛ между Правительством РеспубликиКазахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики и Правительством Республики Узбекистан об использовании водно-энергетических ресурсов Нарын-Сырдарьинского каскада водохранилищ в 2001 году\"). 20 May 2001. 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[http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/gov1.pdf]. \n\n[5] Protocol Between the Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and the Republic of Uzbekistan on the Use of the Water and Energy Resources of the Naryn-Syr Darya Cascade Reservoirs (\"ПРОТОКОЛ между Правительством РеспубликиКазахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики и Правительством Республики Узбекистан об использовании водно-энергетических ресурсов Нарын-Сырдарьинского каскада водохранилищ в 2001 году\"). 20 May 2001. [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/gov2.pdf].\n\n[6] Agreement Between the Republic of Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan on Cooperation in Water Management (\"СОГЛАШЕНИЕ между Республикой Узбекистан и Туркменистаном о сотрудничестве по водохозяйственным вопросам\"). 16 January 1996. [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/uzb_tur_1.pdf].\n\n[7] Agreement Between the Ministry of Agriculture and Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Ministry of Agriculture and Water Management of Turkmenistan on Cooperation in Water management (\"СОГЛАШЕНИЕ МЕЖДУ МИНИСТЕРСТВОМ СЕЛЬСКОГО И ВОДНОГО ХОЗЯЙСТВА РЕСПУБЛИКИ УЗБЕКИСТАН И МИНИСТЕРСТВОМ СЕЛЬСКОГО И ВОДНОГО ХОЗЯЙСТВА ТУРКМЕНИСТАНА О СОТРУДНИЧЕСТВЕ ПО ВОДОХОЗЯЙСТВЕННЫМ ВОПРОСАМ\"). 6 March 2017. [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/uzb_tur_2017.pdf].\n\n[8] Agreement Between the Governments of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Kyrgyz Republic on Interstate Use of the Orto-Tokoy (Kasansai) Reservoir in the Ala-Buka district of the Jalal-Abad region of the Kyrgyz Republic (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Узбекистан и Правительством Кыргызской Респуплики о межгосударственном использовании Орто-Токойского (Касвнсайского водохранилища в Ала-Букинском районе Джалал-Абадской области Кыргызской Республики\"). 6 October 2017. [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/kyrgyzstan-uzbekistan_2017.pdf].\n\n[9] Agreement between Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Republic of Uzbekistan on joint activities in addressing the Aral Sea and the zone around the Sea crisis, improving the environment, and enduring the social and economic development of the Aral Sea region (\"СОГЛАШЕНИЕ О СОВМЕСТНЫХ ДЕЙСТВИЯХ ПО РЕШЕНИЮ ПРОБЛЕМЫ АРАЛЬСКОГО МОРЯ И ПРИАРАЛЬЯ, ЭКОЛОГИЧЕСКОМУ ОЗДОРОВЛЕНИЮ И ОБЕСПЕЧЕНИЮ СОЦИАЛЬНО-ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКОГО РАЗВИТИЯ АРАЛЬСКОГО РЕГИОНА\"). 26 March 1993. [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/gov7.pdf].\n\n[10] Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan on Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). 18 February 1992. [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/icwc1.pdf].","[1] United Nations. 12. Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses. 2019. https://treaties.un.org/pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=IND&mtdsg_no=XXVII-12&chapter=27&lang=en\n[2] United Nations. 5. Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. 2019. https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-5&chapter=27&clang=_en\n[3] Iza, Alejandro, Juan Carlos Sanchez, & Matt Hulse. International Union for the Conservation of Nature. Managing transboundary rivers in Latin America –could a global convention help?. 2014. https://www.iucn.org/sites/dev/files/managing_transboundary_rivers_in_latin_america_-_final_english.pdf\n[4] Ministry of Foreign Affairs. MPPRE. 2019. http://mppre.gob.ve/en/mfa-venezuela/\n","[1] United Nations. \"Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes\n Helsinki, 17 March 1992\". Status as of 7/4/2019. https://treaties.un.org/Pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-5&chapter=27&clang=_en [2] United Nations. \"Convention on the Law of the Non-Navigational Uses of International Watercourses\". Status as of 7/4/2019. https://treaties.un.org/pages/ViewDetails.aspx?src=TREATY&mtdsg_no=XXVII-12&chapter=27&clang=_en [3]La Unión Internacional para la Conservación de la Naturaleza (UICN). \"BRIDGE 'Building River Dialogue and Governance': Plans towards 2013\". Oct 2013. https://www.iucn.org/es/node/12603 "]
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[null,"1.4.1",null,0,3,3,3,3,2,3,3,3,3,1,2,3,2,3,3,3,2,3,3,3,3,1,3,3,3,1,3,3,3,3,3,null,null,null,"Afghanistan is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation, and does not have any formal transboundary water management agreements with riparian neighbours, despite bilateral dialogue on the water sector.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] The ICWC makes limited acknowledgement of Afghanistan's interest in management of the Amu Darya river through allowing for a fixed uptake of 2.1 km³ water annually by Afghanistan in its water allocation plan (the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Amu Darya river basin\", adopted 1987), which is implemented by the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO), a water management organisation for the river which was created under the Soviet Union and came under the control of the ICWC under the 1992 Almaty Agreement. [3] However, no further evidence of measures to accomodate Afghanistan or promote interaction with the country was found on the ICWC or ADWBO websites. [4, 5] Despite this, the ICWC and Afghanistan have participated in a range of international events adressing water management in the region, including meetings, conferences and training. [6, 7, 8]\n \n Research papers published in 2018 note that Afghanistan's demand for water from the Amu Darya is set to increase in coming years, mainly due to increasing agricultural activity, and call for involvement of Afghanistan in the regional dialogue process. [3, 9] According to an expert interviewee, ICWC member states recognise that they must not exclude Afghanistan, but are wary of including the country into the ICWC format, under which dialogue is already problematic. [10] However, there is potential for progress on bilateral relations in the water management sector, which Afghanistan has established to varying degrees with Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan (its riparian neighbours) in recent years. [10]\n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed a five-year agreement on cooperation \"in the sphere of development and management of water resources\" on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitue the countries' border. [11] Despite its title, the agreement's provisions referred only to cooperation on water monitoring in the rivers; indeed, a draft of the document available on Tajikistan's legislative database is entitled \"on cooperation in the sphere of hydrological monitoring and riverbank strengthening works\". [11, 12] The parties committed to developing procedures for joint monitoring and analysis of water levels, quality and uptake, including restoration of former monitoring posts (abandoned due to conflict), determination of sites for new posts, organisation of joint surveying expeditions and expereince sharing, and to share information as a matter of urgency regarding floods, mudslides and droughts in the river basin. [11] In 2014, the countries signed a Memorandum of Understanding on exchange of hydrological data, extending the existing agreement until 2020, and data exchange commenced in 2015. [13] With support from the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, the two countries conducted expeditions along the Amu Darya in 2016 and 2017, researching hydrological and environmental aspects of the river area and meeting local communities. [13, 14] High-level dialogue on hydrological and environmental issues of the Amu Darya continued with two meetings in 2019, beginning the development of a road map for cooperation for the coming years. [15]\n \n In 2018, Afghanistan and Uzbekistan agreed to conduct joint works on strengthening the riverbanks on the Amu Darya to reduce the risk of flooding and flood impacts, as well as considering organisation of regular meetings between the two countries' water ministries and exchange of experience. [16] However, no further information on this work was found on the websites of the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority or its Uzbek counterpart. [17, 18]\n \n An expert interviewee stated that Turkmenistan and Afghanistan have conducted bilateral discussions on river management issues, but on rivers other than the Amu Darya. [10]","Bolivia has a formal transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the Amazon Basin states. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 includes Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 is a Brazilian initiative to promote development and strengthen sovereignty of countries over their Amazon territory. In 1998, the treaty of 1978 was amended to create ACTO and a permanent secretariat was established in Brasilia in 2002. [1] The treaty states that contracting parties shall “make efforts aimed at achieving rational utilization of the hydro resources” [4] In 2004, the Treaty’s maximum body, the Council of Foreign Ministers of Member States, formally adopted the Manaus Declaration and created a water resources working group. [5]\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty covers several themes, including conservation, protection and sustainability (Articles V, XII, and XIV), knowledge management and information sharing (Articles VI, VII, IX and XI), regional health management (Article VIII), infrastructure and transportation (Article X), tourism (Article XIII), and regional strengthening and cooperation (Articles XV, XVI and XVII). [2] The Treaty also establishes guidelines for the Meetings of Foreign Affairs Ministers and the Amazonian Cooperation Council in Articles XX and XXI, respectively. [2] \n\nIn September 2018, ACTO issued the Strategic Action Program (SAP), a formal transboundary water monitoring and management system. The SAP has developed by the member states and they have agreed to implement it through the ACTO. [3]","Bosnia and Herzegovina has formal transboundary water management agreement with the basin states. Multilateral cooperation on the Sava River Basin takes place within the framework of the International Commission for the Sava River Basin, based on the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, signed in 2002 in Slovenia. \nAccording to article 2 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in order to achieve the following goals: a) Establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; b) Establishment of sustainable water management; and c) Undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, and reduce and eliminate adverse consequences, including those from floods, ice hazards, droughts and incidents involving substances hazardous to water. [1] \n\nBosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) reports the score 70 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 report on Arrangements for transboundary water management in most important basins / aquifers. The assessment states that at multilateral level BiH is party to following international agreements/conventions/protocols: 1. Water Convention, Convention on Cooperation for the Protection and Sustainable use of the Danube River (Danube River Protection Convention) and Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin. Under the Danube River Protection Convention International Commission for Danube River Protection (ICPDR) is fully operational since 2004. Danube River Basin management Plan and Danube Flood Risk Management Plan were adopted. Sava River Basin Management Plan was developed while Sava Flood Risk Management Plan is under development. Bilateral agreement on cooperation in the field of water management is signed with Croatia, while with two other neighbouring countries Montenegro and Serbia are planned to be agreed and signed. [2]","Brazil has a formal transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the Amazon Basin states. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 includes Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 is a Brazilian initiative to promote development and strengthen sovereignty of countries over their Amazon territory. In 1998, the treaty of 1978 was amended to create ACTO and a permanent secretariat was established in Brasilia in 2002. [1] The treaty states that contracting parties shall “make efforts aimed at achieving rational utilization of the hydro resources” [4] In 2004, the Treaty’s maximum body, the Council of Foreign Ministers of Member States, formally adopted the Manaus Declaration and created a water resources working group. [5]\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty covers several themes, including conservation, protection and sustainability (Articles V, XII, and XIV), knowledge management and information sharing (Articles VI, VII, IX and XI), regional health management (Article VIII), infrastructure and transportation (Article X), tourism (Article XIII), and regional strengthening and cooperation (Articles XV, XVI and XVII). [2] The Treaty also establishes guidelines for the Meetings of Foreign Affairs Ministers and the Amazonian Cooperation Council in Articles XX and XXI, respectively. [2] \n\nIn September 2018, ACTO issued the Strategic Action Program (SAP), a formal transboundary water monitoring and management system. The SAP has developed by the member states and they have agreed to implement it through the ACTO. [3]","Cambodia is a full member of a multilateral TBWM agreement pertaining to the Mekong River Basin.\n\nIn 1995, the government of Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin. The agreement established a framework of cooperation through the Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the objective of “sustainable development, utilization, management and conservation of the water and related resources of the Mekong River Basin including, but not limited to irrigation, hydro-power, navigation, flood control, fisheries, timber floating, recreation and tourism.” The MRC aims to “to optimize the multiple-use and mutual benefits of all riparians and to minimize the harmful effects that might result from natural occurrences and man-made activities.” The governments of Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam signed the agreement in 1995 and are full members. [1] In addition to the regional treaty, Cambodia is also a signatory to some other international agreements related to environment, water, natural resources, and sustainable development) such as CITES (ratified in 1997), Ramsar Convention (ratified in 1999), Biodiversity Convention (ratified in 1996), the Natural and Cultural World Heritage Site Convention (ratified in 1998), the Man and the Biosphere (MAB) (ratified in 1997), the UN framework Convention on Climate Change (ratified in 1996), Paris Agreement (ratified in 2017) [2].","China is a dialogue partner of the Mekong Agreement which provides the legal mandate of the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for the Mekong River Basin. \n\nChina is not a full member of the MRC (Mekong River Commission), but it has maintained cooperations with the MRC. In 2013, China and the MRC renewed their agreement on data sharing, which was originally signed in 2002 [1]. China has bilateral TBWM agreements with multiple countries in the basin, including Vietnam, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia [2]. Starting from 2016, China, together with Cambodia, Lao, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam, started a series of initiatives and agreements on corporations in the Lancang-Mekong region. Water resources is one of the main themes of corporations [3]. China is also a full member of the China-Lao-Myanmar-Thailand Joint Statement made in 2011 on law enforcement [4].","Colombia has a formal transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the Amazon Basin states. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 includes Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 is a Brazilian initiative to promote development and strengthen sovereignty of countries over their Amazon territory. In 1998, the treaty of 1978 was amended to create ACTO and a permanent secretariat was established in Brasilia in 2002. [1] The treaty states that contracting parties shall “make efforts aimed at achieving rational utilization of the hydro resources” [4] In 2004, the Treaty’s maximum body, the Council of Foreign Ministers of Member States, formally adopted the Manaus Declaration and created a water resources working group. [5]\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty covers several themes, including conservation, protection and sustainability (Articles V, XII, and XIV), knowledge management and information sharing (Articles VI, VII, IX and XI), regional health management (Article VIII), infrastructure and transportation (Article X), tourism (Article XIII), and regional strengthening and cooperation (Articles XV, XVI and XVII). [2] The Treaty also establishes guidelines for the Meetings of Foreign Affairs Ministers and the Amazonian Cooperation Council in Articles XX and XXI, respectively. [2] \n\nIn September 2018, ACTO issued the Strategic Action Program (SAP), a formal transboundary water monitoring and management system. The SAP has developed by the member states and they have agreed to implement it through the ACTO. [3]","Croatia has formal transboundary water management agreement with the basin states. Multilateral cooperation on the Sava River Basin takes place within the framework of the International Commission for the Sava River Basin, based on the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, signed in 2002 in Slovenia. [1] This agreement was signed by all states in the Sava Basin including Croatia.\n\nAccording to article 2 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in order to achieve the following goals: a) Establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; b) Establishment of sustainable water management; and c) Undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, and reduce and eliminate adverse consequences, including those from floods, ice hazards, droughts and incidents involving substances hazardous to water. [2] \n\nCroatia reports the score 100 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 report on Arrangements for transboundary water management in most important basins / aquifers. The assessment states that The Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes (Water Convention), (OG 4/1996), The Convention on the Protection and Sustainable Use of the Danube River (OG 2/1996) , Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin (Official Gazette – International Treaties 14/2003) – and also its protocols; The Barcelona Convention for the Protection of the Marine Environment and the Coastal Region of the Mediterranean (Official Gazette – International Treaties 17/1998), Agreement on Water Management Cooperation between the Government of the Republic of Croatia and Government of the Republic of Hungary (Official Gazette – International Treaties 10/1994,) Agreement on Water Management Cooperation between Government of the Republic of Croatia and Government of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Official Gazette –International Treaties 12/1996), Agreement on Water Management cooperation between the Government of the Republic of Croatia and Government of the Republic of Slovenia (Official Gazette – International Treaties 10/1997), Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Croatia and the Government of the Republic of Montenegro on mutual relations in the field of water management (Official Gazette – International Treaties 10/1994) an agreement is being prepared with the Republic of Serbia. [2]","Ecuador has a formal transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the Amazon Basin states. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 includes Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 is a Brazilian initiative to promote development and strengthen sovereignty of countries over their Amazon territory. In 1998, the treaty of 1978 was amended to create ACTO and a permanent secretariat was established in Brasilia in 2002. [1] The treaty states that contracting parties shall “make efforts aimed at achieving rational utilization of the hydro resources” [4] In 2004, the Treaty’s maximum body, the Council of Foreign Ministers of Member States, formally adopted the Manaus Declaration and created a water resources working group. [5]\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty covers several themes, including conservation, protection and sustainability (Articles V, XII, and XIV), knowledge management and information sharing (Articles VI, VII, IX and XI), regional health management (Article VIII), infrastructure and transportation (Article X), tourism (Article XIII), and regional strengthening and cooperation (Articles XV, XVI and XVII). [2] The Treaty also establishes guidelines for the Meetings of Foreign Affairs Ministers and the Amazonian Cooperation Council in Articles XX and XXI, respectively. [2] \n\nIn September 2018, ACTO issued the Strategic Action Program (SAP), a formal transboundary water monitoring and management system. The SAP has developed by the member states and they have agreed to implement it through the ACTO. [3]","Guinea is, since 2006, a full member of a multilateral TBWM agreement pertaining to the basin. \n\nIndeed, Senegal is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS). This organization launched a multilateral agreements (signed and ratified by Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal), that provides a framework for cooperation in transboundary water management. It has a solid legal and institutional framework, ratified by the 4 member states, with co financing mechanisms and the support and commitment of all member states. (1,2,3)\n\nFour conventions constitute the basic texts governing the activities of the OMVS concerning the development of the Senegal River and the development of the resources of its basin [5]:\n(i) Convention establishing the OMVS signed on March 11, 1972 in Nouakchott;\n(ii) Convention on the Legal Status of the Senegal River signed on March 11, 1972 in Nouakchott;\n(iii) Convention on the Legal Status of Common Works signed on 21 December 1978 in Bamako;\n(iv) Convention on financing arrangements for common structures signed on March 12, 1982 in Bamako\n\nOf these four, the Convention on the Legal Status of the Senegal River signed on March 11, 1972 in Nouakchott foresees that the Senegal River and its tributaries receive the status of \"international watercourse\" in the territories of Mali, Mauritania and Senegal (and subsequently Guinea since 2006). The Convention guarantees freedom of navigation and equality in all forms of use of the river's water, as well as roads, railways and side canals and its tributaries. Article 4 of Title II provides for prior approval by the Contracting States of any project likely to significantly change the characteristics of the river. [6]\n\nFinally, the Charter of the waters of the Senegal River, adopted in May 2002, determines:\n(a) the principles of distribution of water between the different sectors of use;\n(b) the modalities for the review and approval of new projects using water resources;\n(c) the rules relating to the preservation and protection of the environment;\n(d) the framework for the participation of water users in making basin resource management decisions. [5]\n","Iran only has a bilateral agreement with Iraq over the shared part of Tigris/Euphrates basin - Shatt al-Arab, known as Arvand Roud in Iran. Though containing information on navigation and foreseeing measures for collaborations in the management of the resource, the agreement is not fully implemented due to the political tensions in both countries.\n\nThe Algiers Agreement, singed in 1975, is chiefly concerned with settling the border dispute between the two states however it is was also the basis for the bilateral treaties signed on 13 June and 26 December 1975 to formally decide about the maritime borders, water quotas and navigation [1,4]. Iraq unilaterally abolished the treaty at the start of the Iran/Iraq war in 1979 (a symbolic act that did not remove it from the statute of international law). However, the two countries have developed closer relations in recent years and in March 2019 agreed to return to the Algiers Agreement (6) and then in May 2019 reached an agreement on dredging the river, which was a breakthrough as a dredging attempt in 2018 had ended following disagreements (7).\n\nThe Ministry of Energy's Performance Report on the 6th five-year development plan 2017/18, mentions a session of Supreme Council of Water weighing diplomatic options regarding the implications of South-Eastern Anatolian Project (GAP) project in Turkey [2] but there are no formal agreements between the basin countries that would involve all engaged countries [5].","Partially. There is no unified agreement for the Tigris-Euphrates water basin that spans Iraq, Iran, Turkey and Syria. There are merely bilateral agreements and a partial (and currently non-functioning) multilateral agreement on the Euphrates between Iraq, Turkey and Syria. \n\nIraq signed bilateral TBWM agreements with multiple countries in the basin but it does not have a comprehensive multilateral TBWM agreement with all the riparian states. There are references in online sources to bilateral and multilateral agreements between riparian states although the full texts of these agreements are not found in online sources (1) (2). \n\nIn May 1980 Iraq and Turkey signed an agreement to establish a shared water committee to study and govern the Tigris and Euphrates rivers; the agreement is called \"the Technical and Economic Cooperation Protocol\" (1) (2). Syria joined the Protocol in 1983. The protocol reportedly stipulates the formation of a technical committee to study the shared water resources of the Tigris and Euphrates River and regulate the amount of water that every signatory country is meant to acquire from the River. The committee work and meetings depended on the status of the three countries' relations and therefore such work was often interrupted due to tensions between the countries and cease to function in 1993 (3). In 2007, the three countries decided to resume meetings of the technical committee. However, since the outbreak of the civil war in Syria, in which Turkey has opposed the Syrian government, the work of the committee has ceased.\n\nSeperately, there was a bilateral Memorandum of Understanding with Turkey in 2009 to share hydrological and meteorological information and exchange expertise in these areas (4). This was part of broader signing of 48 MoUs and status of the one dedicated to water could not be verified [4].\n\nMeanwhile, there have been longstanding tensions with Iran over the Shatt al-Arab waterway on their southern border. The 1975 Algiers Agreement and subsequent bilateral treaties that year settled the border (mid-stream) and establish water usage quotas, but Iraq exited these agreements at the start of the Iran-Iraq war in 1979 (5). However, the two countries have developed closer relations in recent years and in March 2019 agreed to return to the Algiers Agreement (6) and then in May 2019 reached an agreement on dredging the river, which was a breakthrough as a dredging attempt in 2018 had ended following disagreements (7).\n\nIn 2002, there was an Agreement on the establishment of a pumping station on the Tigris River in Syria, specifying project area and volume of water extracted. The quantity of water drawn annually from the Tigris River, when the flow of water is within the average, was set to be 1.25 km³ with a drainage capacity proportional to the projected surface of 150 000 ha. [12] Adherence to the agreement could not be verified.","Kazakhstan is a member of a formal transboundary water management agreement.\n \n In 1992, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for the management of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, which flow into the Aral Sea. [1] Under Article 8 of the agreement, the ICWC's mission is to determine regional water policy, considering the region's economic requirements for water resources, and taking a complex approach to effective management. [1] The ICWC's main instrument in this is the setting and monitoring of annual water use limits for each member state of the region, while ensuring sufficient release of water into the Aral Sea, with addressal of the environmental issues surrounding the Aral Sea crisis another key mission, as set by Article 4 of the Agreement. [1] Further, in Article 5, the party states commit to sharing information on water management and efficient water usage issues, as well as joint studies, inspections and evaluation of solutions and hydraulic facility projects. [1] Under article 7, the parties are to delegate the directors of national water resource management bodies to quarterly committee meetings to discuss the regulation, effective use and protection of the transboundary water bodies in the region. [1] Kazakhstan is represented on the ICWC by the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources; the most recent meeting at the time of research was held in April 2020. [2, 3] However, according to expert interviewees, the ICWC's practical role today is that of a dialogue platform for water distribution; in particular, complex water management and environmental functions are absent. [4, 5, 6] \n \n According to the Almaty Agreement, the ICWC consists of a Secretariat, Scientific-Information Centre and Coordination Metrological Centre, and also includes the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations (BWO). [1] The BWOs were established during the 1980s to manage the relevant river basins under water management plans as developed by the Soviet water management authorities, and according to their statutes approved by the ICWC, are responsible for realising the water limits set by the Commission, through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the two rivers. [7, 8, 9] In the preamble to the Almaty Agreement, the parties commit to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\", referring to the Soviet-established management scheme. [1, 9] According to an expert interviewee, after a period of operation in accordance with the Almaty Agreement in the 1990s, the authority of the ICWC's executive organisations has diminished, and today, national water management authorities, not the ICWC BWOs, are in practice responsible for operation of hydraulic facilities. [4] The BWOs' presence is limited to a few water observation points on the rivers, through which they can monitor water flows, but the majority of such data is provided by ICWC member states themselves. [4, 5] As such, the ICWC's approval of water quotas can only be effective if member states choose to implement the water quotas agreed. [4, 5]\n \n Further, in 1994, the five ICWC member states approved an action plan on the Aral Sea crisis, establishing an Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin to monitor and direct implementation the plan, as well as monitor and advise on regional environmental issues. [10, 11] Following a joint commitment to sustainable development of the Aral Sea Basin as outlined under the 1995 Nukus Declaration, the Central Asian states opted to transform the existing Interstate Council into the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) in 1999 under the Ashgabat Agreement. [12] Keeping the roles of the previous body, the IFAS as an international organisation was responsible for directing strategic-level policy for resolution of the Aral Sea crisis through coordination of cooperation and assistance offered by other states and international organisations. [13] Under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC and subordinate organisations, including the BWOs, became organisations of the IFAS. [13]","Kyrgyzstan is a dialogue partner of a formal transboundary water management agreement.\n \n In 1992, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for the management of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, which flow into the Aral Sea. [1] Under Article 8 of the agreement, the ICWC's mission is to determine regional water policy, considering the region's economic requirements for water resources, and taking a complex approach to effective management. [1] The ICWC's main instrument in this is the setting and monitoring of annual water use limits for each member state of the region, while ensuring sufficient release of water into the Aral Sea, with addressal of the environmental issues surrounding the Aral Sea crisis another key mission, as set by Article 4 of the Agreement. [1] Further, in Article 5, the party states commit to sharing information on water management and efficient water usage issues, as well as joint studies, inspections and evaluation of solutions and hydraulic facility projects. [1] Under article 7, the parties are to delegate the directors of national water resource management bodies to quarterly committee meetings to discuss the regulation, effective use and protection of the transboundary water bodies in the region. [1] However, according to expert interviewees, the ICWC's practical role today is that of a dialogue platform for water distribution; in particular, complex water management and environmental functions are absent. [4, 5, 6] Although the ICWC website lists Kyrgyzstan's State Agency for Water Resources as a member as of 2019, Kyrgyzstan did not attend the ICWC's most recent meeting in April 2020, due to having \"frozen\" its membership of the organisation in 2016 (see below). [2, 3] \n \n According to the Almaty Agreement, the ICWC consists of a Secretariat, Scientific-Information Centre and Coordination Metrological Centre, and also includes the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations (BWO). [1] The BWOs were established during the 1980s to manage the relevant river basins under water management plans as developed by the Soviet water management authorities, and according to their statutes approved by the ICWC, are responsible for realising the water limits set by the Commission, through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the two rivers. [7, 8, 9] In the preamble to the Almaty Agreement, the parties commit to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\", referring to the Soviet-established management scheme. [1, 9] According to an expert interviewee, after a period of operation in accordance with the Almaty Agreement in the 1990s, the authority of the ICWC's executive organisations has diminished, and today, national water management authorities, not the ICWC BWOs, are in practice responsible for operation of hydraulic facilities. [4] The BWOs' presence is limited to a few water observation points on the rivers, through which they can monitor water flows, but the majority of such data is provided by ICWC member states themselves. [4, 5] As such, the ICWC's approval of water quotas can only be effective if member states choose to implement the water quotas agreed. [4, 5]\n \n Further, in 1994, the five ICWC member states approved an action plan on the Aral Sea crisis, establishing an Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin to monitor and direct implementation the plan, as well as monitor and advise on regional environmental issues. [10, 11] Following a joint commitment to sustainable development of the Aral Sea Basin as outlined under the 1995 Nukus Declaration, the Central Asian states opted to transform the existing Interstate Council into the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) in 1999 under the Ashgabat Agreement. [12] Keeping the roles of the previous body, the IFAS as an international organisation was responsible for directing strategic-level policy for resolution of the Aral Sea crisis through coordination of cooperation and assistance offered by other states and international organisations. [13] Under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC and subordinate organisations, including the BWOs, became organisations of the IFAS. [13] \n \n However, in 2016 Kyrgyzstan \"froze\" its membership of the IFAS and thus the ICWC, stating that its interests in management of water resources had not been respected; as an upstream state on the Syr Darya, Kyrgyzstan stands more to gain through use of water for hydroelectric power generation, which requires release of water through dams year-round, whereas downstream states, notably Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, prefer that water be stored in winter and released in summer for irrigation needs. [6] In 2010, Kyrgyzstan had made a proposal for reform of IFAS to allow for better consideration of upstream states' interests, which was supported by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, but the proposal was vetoed by Uzbekistan; experts see the membership freeze as a protest against overdominance of IFAS and ICWC by Uzbekistan, where ICWC is headquartered. [6] Since the ICWC's 69th session in January 2017, Kyrgyzstan has not been represented at the organisation's meetings. [14] However, despite the \"freeze\" (articulated as such because there is no procedure for a party to leave ICWC or IFAS), Kyrgyzstan participated in a 2018 IFAS summit of national heads of state, at which Kyrgyzstan's complaints were publicly acknowledged by its partners. [6, 15] Expert interviewees state that Kyrgyzstan retains informal links with IFAS and ICWC, but note that the country had rebuffed an invitation to rejoin IFAS from Kazakhstan in 2019. [4, 6]","Laos is a full member of a multilateral TBWM agreement pertaining to the Mekong River Basin.\n\nIn 1995, the government of Laos signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin. The agreement established a framework of cooperation through the Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the objective of “sustainable development, utilization, management and conservation of the water and related resources of the Mekong River Basin including, but not limited to irrigation, hydro-power, navigation, flood control, fisheries, timber floating, recreation and tourism.” The MRC aims to “to optimize the multiple-use and mutual benefits of all riparians and to minimize the harmful effects that might result from natural occurrences and man-made activities.” The governments of Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam signed the agreement in 1995 and are full members. [1]\n","Mali is, since 2006, a full member of a multilateral TBWM agreement pertaining to the basin. \n\nIndeed, Senegal is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS). This organization launched a multilateral agreements (signed and ratified by Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal), that provides a framework for cooperation in transboundary water management. It has a solid legal and institutional framework, ratified by the 4 member states, with co financing mechanisms and the support and commitment of all member states. (1,2,3)\n\nFour conventions constitute the basic texts governing the activities of the OMVS concerning the development of the Senegal River and the development of the resources of its basin [5]:\n(i) Convention establishing the OMVS signed on March 11, 1972 in Nouakchott;\n(ii) Convention on the Legal Status of the Senegal River signed on March 11, 1972 in Nouakchott;\n(iii) Convention on the Legal Status of Common Works signed on 21 December 1978 in Bamako;\n(iv) Convention on financing arrangements for common structures signed on March 12, 1982 in Bamako\n\nOf these four, the Convention on the Legal Status of the Senegal River signed on March 11, 1972 in Nouakchott foresees that the Senegal River and its tributaries receive the status of \"international watercourse\" in the territories of Mali, Mauritania and Senegal (and subsequently Guinea since 2006). The Convention guarantees freedom of navigation and equality in all forms of use of the river's water, as well as roads, railways and side canals and its tributaries. Article 4 of Title II provides for prior approval by the Contracting States of any project likely to significantly change the characteristics of the river. [6]\n\nFinally, the Charter of the waters of the Senegal River, adopted in May 2002, determines:\n(a) the principles of distribution of water between the different sectors of use;\n(b) the modalities for the review and approval of new projects using water resources;\n(c) the rules relating to the preservation and protection of the environment;\n(d) the framework for the participation of water users in making basin resource management decisions. [5]\n","Mauritania is, since 2006, a full member of a multilateral TBWM agreement pertaining to the basin. \n\nIndeed, Senegal is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS). This organization launched a multilateral agreements (signed and ratified by Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal), that provides a framework for cooperation in transboundary water management. It has a solid legal and institutional framework, ratified by the 4 member states, with co financing mechanisms and the support and commitment of all member states. (1,2,3)\n\nFour conventions constitute the basic texts governing the activities of the OMVS concerning the development of the Senegal River and the development of the resources of its basin [5]:\n(i) Convention establishing the OMVS signed on March 11, 1972 in Nouakchott;\n(ii) Convention on the Legal Status of the Senegal River signed on March 11, 1972 in Nouakchott;\n(iii) Convention on the Legal Status of Common Works signed on 21 December 1978 in Bamako;\n(iv) Convention on financing arrangements for common structures signed on March 12, 1982 in Bamako\n\nOf these four, the Convention on the Legal Status of the Senegal River signed on March 11, 1972 in Nouakchott foresees that the Senegal River and its tributaries receive the status of \"international watercourse\" in the territories of Mali, Mauritania and Senegal (and subsequently Guinea since 2006). The Convention guarantees freedom of navigation and equality in all forms of use of the river's water, as well as roads, railways and side canals and its tributaries. Article 4 of Title II provides for prior approval by the Contracting States of any project likely to significantly change the characteristics of the river. [6]\n\nFinally, the Charter of the waters of the Senegal River, adopted in May 2002, determines:\n(a) the principles of distribution of water between the different sectors of use;\n(b) the modalities for the review and approval of new projects using water resources;\n(c) the rules relating to the preservation and protection of the environment;\n(d) the framework for the participation of water users in making basin resource management decisions. [5]\n","Myanmar is a dialogue partner of the Mekong Agreement which provides the legal mandate of the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for the Mekong River Basin. \n\nIn 1995, Mekong agreement was signed between governments of Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Vietnam. Myanmar is not a member of MRC but from 1996, it began its working relationship as a Dialogue Partner with MRC[1] Myanmar is also part of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation which includes China, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. Myanmar currently does not receive funding from China through this cooperation. Vice President of Myanmar Si Mauk Kham attended the first LMC meeting. However, there are no other news regarding cooperation for Myanmar with other countries under this agreement [2,3] Myanmar is also part of the ASEAN Mekong Basin Development Cooperation (AMBDC) for sharing of the resource base between ASEAN Member States and Mekong riparian countries as well as sustainable development of the Mekong Basin. The parties meet annually for decision reporting regarding project initiations and other infrastructure development. Myanmar signed the Basic Framework of ASEAN- Mekong Basin Development Cooperation Kuala Lumpur in 1996 and has been a memeber since. [4] The bulk of the projects in the mekong basin such as the Basin Development Plan Project, Climate change and Adaptation Initiative and MRC Enviornment Programmes are carried out under the MRC.[5]","Peru has a formal transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the Amazon Basin states. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 includes Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 is a Brazilian initiative to promote development and strengthen sovereignty of countries over their Amazon territory. In 1998, the treaty of 1978 was amended to create ACTO and a permanent secretariat was established in Brasilia in 2002. [1] The treaty states that contracting parties shall “make efforts aimed at achieving rational utilization of the hydro resources” [4] In 2004, the Treaty’s maximum body, the Council of Foreign Ministers of Member States, formally adopted the Manaus Declaration and created a water resources working group. [5]\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty covers several themes, including conservation, protection and sustainability (Articles V, XII, and XIV), knowledge management and information sharing (Articles VI, VII, IX and XI), regional health management (Article VIII), infrastructure and transportation (Article X), tourism (Article XIII), and regional strengthening and cooperation (Articles XV, XVI and XVII). [2] The Treaty also establishes guidelines for the Meetings of Foreign Affairs Ministers and the Amazonian Cooperation Council in Articles XX and XXI, respectively. [2] \n\nIn September 2018, ACTO issued the Strategic Action Program (SAP), a formal transboundary water monitoring and management system. The SAP has developed by the member states and they have agreed to implement it through the ACTO. [3]","Senegal is, since 2006, a full member of a multilateral TBWM agreement pertaining to the basin. \n\nIndeed, Senegal is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS). This organization launched a multilateral agreements (signed and ratified by Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal), that provides a framework for cooperation in transboundary water management. It has a solid legal and institutional framework, ratified by the 4 member states, with co financing mechanisms and the support and commitment of all member states. (1,2,3)\n\nFour conventions constitute the basic texts governing the activities of the OMVS concerning the development of the Senegal River and the development of the resources of its basin [5]:\n(i) Convention establishing the OMVS signed on March 11, 1972 in Nouakchott;\n(ii) Convention on the Legal Status of the Senegal River signed on March 11, 1972 in Nouakchott;\n(iii) Convention on the Legal Status of Common Works signed on 21 December 1978 in Bamako;\n(iv) Convention on financing arrangements for common structures signed on March 12, 1982 in Bamako\n\nOf these four, the Convention on the Legal Status of the Senegal River signed on March 11, 1972 in Nouakchott foresees that the Senegal River and its tributaries receive the status of \"international watercourse\" in the territories of Mali, Mauritania and Senegal (and subsequently Guinea since 2006). The Convention guarantees freedom of navigation and equality in all forms of use of the river's water, as well as roads, railways and side canals and its tributaries. Article 4 of Title II provides for prior approval by the Contracting States of any project likely to significantly change the characteristics of the river. [6]\n\nFinally, the Charter of the waters of the Senegal River, adopted in May 2002, determines:\n(a) the principles of distribution of water between the different sectors of use;\n(b) the modalities for the review and approval of new projects using water resources;\n(c) the rules relating to the preservation and protection of the environment;\n(d) the framework for the participation of water users in making basin resource management decisions. [5]\n","Serbia has formal transboundary water management agreement with the basin states. Multilateral cooperation on the Sava River Basin takes place within the framework of the International Commission for the Sava River Basin, based on the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, signed in 2002 in Slovenia. [1] This agreement was signed by all states in the Sava Basin including Serbia.\n\nAccording to article 2 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in order to achieve the following goals: a) Establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; b) Establishment of sustainable water management; and c) Undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, and reduce and eliminate adverse consequences, including those from floods, ice hazards, droughts and incidents involving substances hazardous to water. [2] \n\nSerbia reports the score 30 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 report on Arrangements for transboundary water management in most important basins / aquifers. The assessment states that Republic of Serbia is member of two international commissions: International Sava River Basin Commission and International Commission for the Protection of the Danube River. Bilateral agreements with Hungary and Romania are valid, but need innovation. The negotiations on new proposal of these\nagreements started, but jet not finalized. [3]","Slovenia has formal transboundary water management agreement with the basin states. Multilateral cooperation on the Sava River Basin takes place within the framework of the International Commission for the Sava River Basin, based on the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, signed in 2002 in Slovenia. [1] This agreement was signed by all states in the Sava Basin including Slovenia\n\nAccording to article 2 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in order to achieve the following goals: a) Establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; b) Establishment of sustainable water management; and c) Undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, and reduce and eliminate adverse consequences, including those from floods, ice hazards, droughts and incidents involving substances hazardous to water. [2] \n\nSlovenia reports the score 80 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 report on Arrangements for transboundary water management in most important basins / aquifers. The assessment states that Republic of Slovenia, as a party to the Danube Convention and to the Framework Agreement of the Sava River Basin, regularly contributes to the Danube RBDMP, Danube FRMP and Sava RBMP as well as Sava FRMP. [2]","Syria has formal bilateral TBWM agreements with Turkey and Iraq but many of the agreements are out of date or were never implemented.\n\nBilateral cooperation with Turkey [1][2][3]\n1987 – The Protocol on Economic Cooperation was an interim agreement on water quantity which stated that an annual 16 BCM (500 m³/s) was to be released at the Syrian-Turkish border. The agreement was considered provisional, failed to convert into a tripartite agreement and does not hold anymore. [4] \n2001 - Joint Communiqué between Republic of Turkey Prime Ministry Southeastern Anatolia Project Regional Development Administration (GAP) and Arab Republic of Syria Ministry of Irrigation General Organization for Land Development (GOLD) (signed 23 August 2001). [13]\n2003 - Implementation Protocol between Republic of Turkey Prime Ministry Southeastern Anatolia Project Regional Development Administration (GAP) and Arab Republic of Syria Ministry of Irrigation General Organization for Land Development (GOLD) (signed 25 July 2003). [13]\n2009- The agreement establishment of a pumping station for withdrawal of water from Tigris River. The parties agreed upon the maximum amount of usage of water of Syria from Tigris River per year and the distribution of this amount to each month. The Memorandum of Understanding was valid for a five years period with termination rights requiring six month notice. It has not been renewed and bilateral relations between the country ceased during the ongoing Syrian Civil War [13]\n2011 – This Memorandum of Understanding set forth a framework for co-operation in improving water quality. The parties agreed upon setting up joint research and training programs, exchanging scientific and technical information and documents on development activities and environmental management, organizing joint meetings conferences and symposiums and exchanging experts and trainees to co-operate in a better way for the improvement of water quality. [11]\n\n\nBilateral cooperation with Iraq [1][2][3]\n1990 – The Syrian-Iraqi Water Accord allocated the water of the Euphrates River according to a fixed ratio of 42% to Syria and 58% to Iraq. These numbers were not adhered to after the Gulf War. [10] \n2002 – Agreement on the establishment of a pumping station on the Tigris River in Syria, specifying project area and volume of water extracted. The quantity of water drawn annually from the Tigris River, when the flow of water is within the average, was set to be 1.25 km³ with a drainage capacity proportional to the projected surface of 150 000 ha. [12]\n\nMultilateral\n\nIn 1983, Turkey, Iraq and the Syrian Arab Republic established the Joint Technical Committee for Regional Waters, the aim of which was to deal with all water issues among the Euphrates-Tigris basin riparians and to ensure that the procedural principles of consultation and notification were followed as required by international law. However, this group disintegrated after 1993 without making any progress. [5]\n\nIn 2005, a group of scholars and retired officials from Syria, Iraq and Turkey initiated Track II diplomacy under the Euphrates-Tigris Initiative for Cooperation. Its aim was to promote cooperation among the three countries, including through a joint data inventory [6] In April 2008, Turkey, the Syrian Arab Republic and Iraq decided to cooperate on water issues by establishing a water institute consisting of 18 water experts from each country to work towards the solution of water-related problems among the three countries. The institute will conduct its studies at the facilities of the Atatürk Dam, the biggest dam in Turkey, and plans to develop projects for the fair and effective use of transboundary water resources. [7] There is no evidence however that the institute began operations [7]. \n\nIn 2009, the three states signed a memorandum of understanding, which “focused on the establishment of joint measurement stations on the Euphrates and Tigris rivers, exchange of meteorological information, observation of water amount that goes into Syria and Iraq every season, and evaluation of the impact of climate change on the two rivers. This memorandum capped the late 2000s period of promising tripartite cooperation and there is no evidence it has been implemented. [8]\n\n","Tajikistan is a member of a formal transboundary water management agreement.\n \n In 1992, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for the management of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, which flow into the Aral Sea. [1] Under Article 8 of the agreement, the ICWC's mission is to determine regional water policy, considering the region's economic requirements for water resources, and taking a complex approach to effective management. [1] The ICWC's main instrument in this is the setting and monitoring of annual water use limits for each member state of the region, while ensuring sufficient release of water into the Aral Sea, with addressal of the environmental issues surrounding the Aral Sea crisis another key mission, as set by Article 4 of the Agreement. [1] Further, in Article 5, the party states commit to sharing information on water management and efficient water usage issues, as well as joint studies, inspections and evaluation of solutions and hydraulic facility projects. [1] Under article 7, the parties are to delegate the directors of national water resource management bodies to quarterly committee meetings to discuss the regulation, effective use and protection of the transboundary water bodies in the region. [1] Tajikistan is represented on the ICWC by the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources; the most recent meeting at the time of research was held in April 2020. [2, 3] However, according to expert interviewees, the ICWC's practical role today is that of a dialogue platform for water distribution; in particular, complex water management and environmental functions are absent. [4, 5, 6] \n \n According to the Almaty Agreement, the ICWC consists of a Secretariat, Scientific-Information Centre and Coordination Metrological Centre, and also includes the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations (BWO). [1] The BWOs were established during the 1980s to manage the relevant river basins under water management plans as developed by the Soviet water management authorities, and according to their statutes approved by the ICWC, are responsible for realising the water limits set by the Commission, through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the two rivers. [7, 8, 9] In the preamble to the Almaty Agreement, the parties commit to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\", referring to the Soviet-established management scheme. [1, 9] According to an expert interviewee, after a period of operation in accordance with the Almaty Agreement in the 1990s, the authority of the ICWC's executive organisations has diminished, and today, national water management authorities, not the ICWC BWOs, are in practice responsible for operation of hydraulic facilities. [4] The BWOs presence is limited to a few water observation points on the rivers, through which they can monitor water flows, but the majority of such data is provided by ICWC member states themselves. [4] As such, the ICWC's approval of water quotas can only be effective if member states choose to implement the water quotas agreed. [4, 5]\n \n Further, in 1994, the five ICWC member states approved an action plan on the Aral Sea crisis, establishing an Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin to monitor and direct implementation the plan, as well as monitor and advise on regional environmental issues. [10, 11] Following a joint commitment to sustainable development of the Aral Sea Basin as outlined under the 1995 Nukus Declaration, the Central Asian states opted to transform the existing Interstate Council into the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) in 1999 under the Ashgabat Agreement. [12] Keeping the roles of the previous body, the IFAS as an international organisation was responsible for directing strategic-level policy for resolution of the Aral Sea crisis through coordination of cooperation and assistance offered by other states and international organisations. [13] Under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC and subordinate organisations, including the BWOs, became organisations of the IFAS. [13]","Tajikistan is a member of a formal transboundary water management agreement.\n \n In 1992, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for the management of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, which flow into the Aral Sea. [1] Under Article 8 of the agreement, the ICWC's mission is to determine regional water policy, considering the region's economic requirements for water resources, and taking a complex approach to effective management. [1] The ICWC's main instrument in this is the setting and monitoring of annual water use limits for each member state of the region, while ensuring sufficient release of water into the Aral Sea, with addressal of the environmental issues surrounding the Aral Sea crisis another key mission, as set by Article 4 of the Agreement. [1] Further, in Article 5, the party states commit to sharing information on water management and efficient water usage issues, as well as joint studies, inspections and evaluation of solutions and hydraulic facility projects. [1] Under article 7, the parties are to delegate the directors of national water resource management bodies to quarterly committee meetings to discuss the regulation, effective use and protection of the transboundary water bodies in the region. [1] Tajikistan is represented on the ICWC by the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources; the most recent meeting at the time of research was held in April 2020. [2, 3] However, according to expert interviewees, the ICWC's practical role today is that of a dialogue platform for water distribution; in particular, complex water management and environmental functions are absent. [4, 5, 6] \n \n According to the Almaty Agreement, the ICWC consists of a Secretariat, Scientific-Information Centre and Coordination Metrological Centre, and also includes the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations (BWO). [1] The BWOs were established during the 1980s to manage the relevant river basins under water management plans as developed by the Soviet water management authorities, and according to their statutes approved by the ICWC, are responsible for realising the water limits set by the Commission, through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the two rivers. [7, 8, 9] In the preamble to the Almaty Agreement, the parties commit to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\", referring to the Soviet-established management scheme. [1, 9] According to an expert interviewee, after a period of operation in accordance with the Almaty Agreement in the 1990s, the authority of the ICWC's executive organisations has diminished, and today, national water management authorities, not the ICWC BWOs, are in practice responsible for operation of hydraulic facilities. [4] The BWOs presence is limited to a few water observation points on the rivers, through which they can monitor water flows, but the majority of such data is provided by ICWC member states themselves. [4] As such, the ICWC's approval of water quotas can only be effective if member states choose to implement the water quotas agreed. [4, 5]\n \n Further, in 1994, the five ICWC member states approved an action plan on the Aral Sea crisis, establishing an Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin to monitor and direct implementation the plan, as well as monitor and advise on regional environmental issues. [10, 11] Following a joint commitment to sustainable development of the Aral Sea Basin as outlined under the 1995 Nukus Declaration, the Central Asian states opted to transform the existing Interstate Council into the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) in 1999 under the Ashgabat Agreement. [12] Keeping the roles of the previous body, the IFAS as an international organisation was responsible for directing strategic-level policy for resolution of the Aral Sea crisis through coordination of cooperation and assistance offered by other states and international organisations. [13] Under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC and subordinate organisations, including the BWOs, became organisations of the IFAS. [13]","Thailand is a full member of a multilateral TBWM agreement pertaining to the Mekong River Basin.\n\nIn 1995, the government of Thailand signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin. The agreement established a framework of cooperation through the Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the objective of “sustainable development, utilization, management and conservation of the water and related resources of the Mekong River Basin including, but not limited to irrigation, hydro-power, navigation, flood control, fisheries, timber floating, recreation and tourism.” The MRC aims to “to optimize the multiple-use and mutual benefits of all riparians and to minimize the harmful effects that might result from natural occurrences and man-made activities.” The governments of Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam signed the agreement in 1995 and are full members. [1]\n","Turkey has the following bilateral agreements with other countries regarding water-related issues in the Euphrates-Tigris Basins:\n\na) with Iran [1]: Treaty/Protocol on the Joint utilization of the Waters of Sarısu and Karasu rivers in 1955 (with Iran), envisaging that Turkey would allow a minimum flow of 1.8 cubic metres/second into Iran via the Sarısu, even at times of drought, and foreseeing the establishment of measuring stations \n\nb) with Iraq [2]: Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Environment and Forestry of the Republic of Turkey and the Ministry of Water Resources of the Republic of Iraq on Water 2009 - one of 48 MoUs signed between the two countries. The parties agreed to share hydrological and meteorological information and exchange expertise in these areas \n\nc) with Syria [3]:\n(i) Protocol of 1987 between Turkey and the Syrian Arab Republic, which guarantees the latter a minimum flow of the Euphrates River of 500 m3/sec throughout the year (15.75 km3/year), pending a full agreement.\n(ii) Joint Communiqué between Republic of Turkey Prime Ministry Southeastern Anatolia Project Regional Development Administration (GAP) and Arab Republic of Syria Ministry of Irrigation General Organization for Land Development (GOLD) (signed 23 August 2001). \n(iii) Implementation Protocol between Republic of Turkey Prime Ministry Southeastern Anatolia Project Regional Development Administration (GAP) and Arab Republic of Syria Ministry of Irrigation General Organization for Land Development (GOLD) (signed 25 July 2003).\n(iv) Memorandum of Understanding between the Government of the Republic of Turkey and the Government of the Syrian Arab Republic on Establishment of a Pumping Station in the Territories of the Syrian Arab Republic for Water Withdrawal from the Tigris River (signed 23 September 2009).\nHowever as none of the above signify official treaties, and diplomatic relations with Syria have been suspended since 2011. They cannot be considered implemented [3]\n","Turkmenistan is a member of a formal transboundary water management agreement.\n \n In 1992, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for the management of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, which flow into the Aral Sea. [1] Under Article 8 of the agreement, the ICWC's mission is to determine regional water policy, considering the region's economic requirements for water resources, and taking a complex approach to effective management. [1] The ICWC's main instrument in this is the setting and monitoring of annual water use limits for each member state of the region, while ensuring sufficient release of water into the Aral Sea, with addressal of the environmental issues surrounding the Aral Sea crisis another key mission, as set by Article 4 of the Agreement. [1] Further, in Article 5, the party states commit to sharing information on water management and efficient water usage issues, as well as joint studies, inspections and evaluation of solutions and hydraulic facility projects. [1] Under article 7, the parties are to delegate the directors of national water resource management bodies to quarterly committee meetings to discuss the regulation, effective use and protection of the transboundary water bodies in the region. [1] Turkmenistan is represented on the ICWC by the State Committee on Water Management; the most recent meeting at the time of research was held in April 2020. [2, 3] However, according to expert interviewees, the ICWC's practical role today is that of a dialogue platform for water distribution; in particular, complex water management and environmental functions are absent. [4, 5, 6] \n \n According to the Almaty Agreement, the ICWC consists of a Secretariat, Scientific-Information Centre and Coordination Metrological Centre, and also includes the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations (BWO). [1] The BWOs were established during the 1980s to manage the relevant river basins under water management plans as developed by the Soviet water management authorities, and according to their statutes approved by the ICWC, are responsible for realising the water limits set by the Commission, through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the two rivers. [7, 8, 9] In the preamble to the Almaty Agreement, the parties commit to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\", referring to the Soviet-established management scheme. [1, 9] According to an expert interviewee, after a period of operation in accordance with the Almaty Agreement in the 1990s, the authority of the ICWC's executive organisations has diminished, and today, national water management authorities, not the ICWC BWOs, are in practice responsible for operation of hydraulic facilities. [4] The BWOs presence is limited to a few water observation points on the rivers, through which they can monitor water flows, but the majority of such data is provided by ICWC member states themselves. [4] As such, the ICWC's approval of water quotas can only be effective if member states choose to implement the water quotas agreed. [4, 5]\n \n Further, in 1994, the five ICWC member states approved an action plan on the Aral Sea crisis, establishing an Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin to monitor and direct implementation the plan, as well as monitor and advise on regional environmental issues. [10, 11] Following a joint commitment to sustainable development of the Aral Sea Basin as outlined under the 1995 Nukus Declaration, the Central Asian states opted to transform the existing Interstate Council into the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) in 1999 under the Ashgabat Agreement. [12] Keeping the roles of the previous body, the IFAS as an international organisation was responsible for directing strategic-level policy for resolution of the Aral Sea crisis through coordination of cooperation and assistance offered by other states and international organisations. [13] Under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC and subordinate organisations, including the BWOs, became organisations of the IFAS. [13]","Uzbekistan is a member of a formal transboundary water management agreement.\n \n In 1992, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for the management of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, which flow into the Aral Sea. [1] Under Article 8 of the agreement, the ICWC's mission is to determine regional water policy, considering the region's economic requirements for water resources, and taking a complex approach to effective management. [1] The ICWC's main instrument in this is the setting and monitoring of annual water use limits for each member state of the region, while ensuring sufficient release of water into the Aral Sea, with addressal of the environmental issues surrounding the Aral Sea crisis another key mission, as set by Article 4 of the Agreement. [1] Further, in Article 5, the party states commit to sharing information on water management and efficient water usage issues, as well as joint studies, inspections and evaluation of solutions and hydraulic facility projects. [1] Under article 7, the parties are to delegate the directors of national water resource management bodies to quarterly committee meetings to discuss the regulation, effective use and protection of the transboundary water bodies in the region. [1] Uzbekistan is represented on the ICWC by the Ministry of Water Management; the most recent meeting at the time of research was held in April 2020. [2, 3] However, according to expert interviewees, the ICWC's practical role today is that of a dialogue platform for water distribution; in particular, complex water management and environmental functions are absent. [4, 5, 6] \n \n According to the Almaty Agreement, the ICWC consists of a Secretariat, Scientific-Information Centre and Coordination Metrological Centre, and also includes the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations (BWO). [1] The BWOs were established during the 1980s to manage the relevant river basins under water management plans as developed by the Soviet water management authorities, and according to their statutes approved by the ICWC, are responsible for realising the water limits set by the Commission, through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the two rivers. [7, 8, 9] In the preamble to the Almaty Agreement, the parties commit to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\", referring to the Soviet-established management scheme. [1, 9] According to an expert interviewee, after a period of operation in accordance with the Almaty Agreement in the 1990s, the authority of the ICWC's executive organisations has diminished, and today, national water management authorities, not the ICWC BWOs, are in practice responsible for operation of hydraulic facilities. [4] The BWOs presence is limited to a few water observation points on the rivers, through which they can monitor water flows, but the majority of such data is provided by ICWC member states themselves. [4] As such, the ICWC's approval of water quotas can only be effective if member states choose to implement the water quotas agreed. [4, 5]\n \n Further, in 1994, the five ICWC member states approved an action plan on the Aral Sea crisis, establishing an Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin to monitor and direct implementation the plan, as well as monitor and advise on regional environmental issues. [10, 11] Following a joint commitment to sustainable development of the Aral Sea Basin as outlined under the 1995 Nukus Declaration, the Central Asian states opted to transform the existing Interstate Council into the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) in 1999 under the Ashgabat Agreement. [12] Keeping the roles of the previous body, the IFAS as an international organisation was responsible for directing strategic-level policy for resolution of the Aral Sea crisis through coordination of cooperation and assistance offered by other states and international organisations. [13] Under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC and subordinate organisations, including the BWOs, became organisations of the IFAS. [13]","Uzbekistan is a member of a formal transboundary water management agreement.\n \n In 1992, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for the management of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, which flow into the Aral Sea. [1] Under Article 8 of the agreement, the ICWC's mission is to determine regional water policy, considering the region's economic requirements for water resources, and taking a complex approach to effective management. [1] The ICWC's main instrument in this is the setting and monitoring of annual water use limits for each member state of the region, while ensuring sufficient release of water into the Aral Sea, with addressal of the environmental issues surrounding the Aral Sea crisis another key mission, as set by Article 4 of the Agreement. [1] Further, in Article 5, the party states commit to sharing information on water management and efficient water usage issues, as well as joint studies, inspections and evaluation of solutions and hydraulic facility projects. [1] Under article 7, the parties are to delegate the directors of national water resource management bodies to quarterly committee meetings to discuss the regulation, effective use and protection of the transboundary water bodies in the region. [1] Uzbekistan is represented on the ICWC by the Ministry of Water Management; the most recent meeting at the time of research was held in April 2020. [2, 3] However, according to expert interviewees, the ICWC's practical role today is that of a dialogue platform for water distribution; in particular, complex water management and environmental functions are absent. [4, 5, 6] \n \n According to the Almaty Agreement, the ICWC consists of a Secretariat, Scientific-Information Centre and Coordination Metrological Centre, and also includes the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations (BWO). [1] The BWOs were established during the 1980s to manage the relevant river basins under water management plans as developed by the Soviet water management authorities, and according to their statutes approved by the ICWC, are responsible for realising the water limits set by the Commission, through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the two rivers. [7, 8, 9] In the preamble to the Almaty Agreement, the parties commit to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\", referring to the Soviet-established management scheme. [1, 9] According to an expert interviewee, after a period of operation in accordance with the Almaty Agreement in the 1990s, the authority of the ICWC's executive organisations has diminished, and today, national water management authorities, not the ICWC BWOs, are in practice responsible for operation of hydraulic facilities. [4] The BWOs presence is limited to a few water observation points on the rivers, through which they can monitor water flows, but the majority of such data is provided by ICWC member states themselves. [4] As such, the ICWC's approval of water quotas can only be effective if member states choose to implement the water quotas agreed. [4, 5]\n \n Further, in 1994, the five ICWC member states approved an action plan on the Aral Sea crisis, establishing an Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin to monitor and direct implementation the plan, as well as monitor and advise on regional environmental issues. [10, 11] Following a joint commitment to sustainable development of the Aral Sea Basin as outlined under the 1995 Nukus Declaration, the Central Asian states opted to transform the existing Interstate Council into the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) in 1999 under the Ashgabat Agreement. [12] Keeping the roles of the previous body, the IFAS as an international organisation was responsible for directing strategic-level policy for resolution of the Aral Sea crisis through coordination of cooperation and assistance offered by other states and international organisations. [13] Under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC and subordinate organisations, including the BWOs, became organisations of the IFAS. [13]","Venezuela has a formal transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the Amazon Basin states. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 includes Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 is a Brazilian initiative to promote development and strengthen sovereignty of countries over their Amazon territory. In 1998, the treaty of 1978 was amended to create ACTO and a permanent secretariat was established in Brasilia in 2002. [1] The treaty states that contracting parties shall “make efforts aimed at achieving rational utilization of the hydro resources” [4] In 2004, the Treaty’s maximum body, the Council of Foreign Ministers of Member States, formally adopted the Manaus Declaration and created a water resources working group. [5]\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty covers several themes, including conservation, protection and sustainability (Articles V, XII, and XIV), knowledge management and information sharing (Articles VI, VII, IX and XI), regional health management (Article VIII), infrastructure and transportation (Article X), tourism (Article XIII), and regional strengthening and cooperation (Articles XV, XVI and XVII). [2] The Treaty also establishes guidelines for the Meetings of Foreign Affairs Ministers and the Amazonian Cooperation Council in Articles XX and XXI, respectively. [2] \n\nIn September 2018, ACTO issued the Strategic Action Program (SAP), a formal transboundary water monitoring and management system. The SAP has developed by the member states and they have agreed to implement it through the ACTO. [3]","Vietnam is a full member of a multilateral TBWM agreement pertaining to the Mekong River Basin.\n\nIn 1995, the government of Vietnam signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin. The agreement established a framework of cooperation through the Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the objective of “sustainable development, utilization, management and conservation of the water and related resources of the Mekong River Basin including, but not limited to irrigation, hydro-power, navigation, flood control, fisheries, timber floating, recreation and tourism.” The MRC aims to “to optimize the multiple-use and mutual benefits of all riparians and to minimize the harmful effects that might result from natural occurrences and man-made activities.” The governments of Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam signed the agreement in 1995 and are full members. [1]\n",null,null,null,"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). 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[https://cyberleninka.ru/article/n/vodnaya-politika-afganistana-v-tsentralnoy-azii].\n \n [10] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Institute for Economic Cooperation, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n \n [11] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 25 October 2010. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf].\n \n [12] Government of the Republic of Tajikistan. 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[http://www.water.gov.uz/ru].","[1] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization - ACTO\". http://www.itamaraty.gov.br/en/politica-externa/integracao-regional/6351-amazon-cooperation-treaty-organization-acto\n[2] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Treaty for Amazonian Cooperation\". 3 July 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/65da0529bc0c48762847257a9bdc9f40.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Strategic Action Program – SAP”. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/library/details/237\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Who we are”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_a\n[5] Garcia, Maria del Pilar and Luis Felipe Guzman. “Analysis of the Management of the Amazon Basin: a look at the Amazon Cooperation Treaty” in Law and Transboundary Water Management. 2018. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/329589198_Analisis_del_manejo_de_la_cuenca_amazonica_una_mirada_a_traves_del_Tratado_de_Cooperacion_Amazonica","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [2] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \" A Brief Introduction of Lancang-Mekong Cooperation\". 13 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/gylmhz_1/jj/t1519110.htm [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \" China offers 7.66 mln USD from Lancang-Mekong Cooperation Special Fund 2018 to Cambodia\". 28 FEb 2019. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/t1641759.htm [4] \"Basic Framework of ASEAN- Mekong Basin Development Cooperation\n  Kuala Lumpur\". 17 June 1996. https://www.asean.org/wp-content/uploads/images/2013/economic/mbdc/basic%20framework%20of%20ambdc.pdf [5] Transboundary Water Managemetn Database. \"Mekong River Commission\". http://internationalwatercooperation.org/tbwaters/?actor=47","[1] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization - 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United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, Consultant. 15 July 2020.\n\n[7] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Сырдарья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute10_ru.htm].\n\n[8] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute9_ru.htm].\n\n[9] Rysbekov A Yu, Rysbekov Yu. Kh. 2016. \"Towards the 20th anniversary of adoption of the Nukus Declaration by Central Asian states\", (\"К 20-летию принятия Нукусской Декларации государств Центральной Азии\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/rysbekov16-1.pdf].\n\n[10] Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin. 13 July 1993. \"Statute of the Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin\", (\"Положение о Mежгосударственном совете по проблемам бассейна Aральского моря\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/ifas/ifas_9.pdf]. \n\n[11] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Memorable Dates\". [https://kazaral.org/en/ifas/memorable-dates/].\n\n[12] Nukus International Conference. 20 September 1995. \"Nukus Declaration of the the states of Central Asia and international organisations on issues of sustainable development of the Aral Sea Basin\", (\"Нукусская декларация государств Центральной Азии и международных организаций по проблемам устойчивого развития бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://www.internationalwaterlaw.org/documents/regionaldocs/nukus_declaration_rus.pdf].\n\n[13] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 9 April 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Republic of Uzbekistan on the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea and its organizations'\", (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3.html]","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://91.203.172.83/activity2_ru.htm]. \n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination Scientific Information Centre. 10 April 2020. \"78 session of the Interstate Commission for Water coordination\", (\"Очередное 78 заседание Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/345.htm].\n\n[4] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[5] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.\n\n[6] Yessekin, Bulat. United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, Consultant. 15 July 2020.\n\n[7] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Сырдарья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute10_ru.htm].\n\n[8] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute9_ru.htm].\n\n[9] Rysbekov A Yu, Rysbekov Yu. Kh. 2016. \"Towards the 20th anniversary of adoption of the Nukus Declaration by Central Asian states\", (\"К 20-летию принятия Нукусской Декларации государств Центральной Азии\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/rysbekov16-1.pdf].\n\n[10] Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin. 13 July 1993. \"Statute of the Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin\", (\"Положение о Mежгосударственном совете по проблемам бассейна Aральского моря\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/ifas/ifas_9.pdf]. \n\n[11] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Memorable Dates\". [https://kazaral.org/en/ifas/memorable-dates/].\n\n[12] Nukus International Conference. 20 September 1995. \"Nukus Declaration of the the states of Central Asia and international organisations on issues of sustainable development of the Aral Sea Basin\", (\"Нукусская декларация государств Центральной Азии и международных организаций по проблемам устойчивого развития бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://www.internationalwaterlaw.org/documents/regionaldocs/nukus_declaration_rus.pdf].\n\n[13] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 9 April 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Republic of Uzbekistan on the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea and its organizations'\", (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3.html]","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [2] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \" A Brief Introduction of Lancang-Mekong Cooperation\". 13 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/gylmhz_1/jj/t1519110.htm [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \" China offers 7.66 mln USD from Lancang-Mekong Cooperation Special Fund 2018 to Cambodia\". 28 FEb 2019. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/t1641759.htm [4] \"Basic Framework of ASEAN- Mekong Basin Development Cooperation\n  Kuala Lumpur\". 17 June 1996. https://www.asean.org/wp-content/uploads/images/2013/economic/mbdc/basic%20framework%20of%20ambdc.pdf [5] Transboundary Water Managemetn Database. \"Mekong River Commission\". http://internationalwatercooperation.org/tbwaters/?actor=47","[1] Treaty between Turkey and Iran on the Sarısu and Karasu rivers. http://gis.nacse.org/tfdd/tfdddocs/188ENG.pdf Accessed 23 April 2019\n[2] Wasinger, Camille E., \"Peace Be Dammed? Water Power and Water Politics in the Tigris-Euphrates Basin\" (2015).Honors Projects. 39. https://digitalcommons.bowdoin.edu/honorsprojects/39\n[3] Max Planck International Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law. 2012. Max Planck Compilation of International Treaties and Other Documents Relative to the Euphrates and Tigris. http://www.mpfpr.de/fileadmin/media/Water_Law/Globales_und_Regionales_Voelkerrecht/Compilation_ET_English_120801_SM.pdf","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://91.203.172.83/activity2_ru.htm]. \n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination Scientific Information Centre. 10 April 2020. \"78 session of the Interstate Commission for Water coordination\", (\"Очередное 78 заседание Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/345.htm].\n\n[4] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[5] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.\n\n[6] Yessekin, Bulat. United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, Consultant. 15 July 2020.\n\n[7] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Сырдарья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute10_ru.htm].\n\n[8] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute9_ru.htm].\n\n[9] Rysbekov A Yu, Rysbekov Yu. Kh. 2016. \"Towards the 20th anniversary of adoption of the Nukus Declaration by Central Asian states\", (\"К 20-летию принятия Нукусской Декларации государств Центральной Азии\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/rysbekov16-1.pdf].\n\n[10] Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin. 13 July 1993. \"Statute of the Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin\", (\"Положение о Mежгосударственном совете по проблемам бассейна Aральского моря\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/ifas/ifas_9.pdf]. \n\n[11] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Memorable Dates\". [https://kazaral.org/en/ifas/memorable-dates/].\n\n[12] Nukus International Conference. 20 September 1995. \"Nukus Declaration of the the states of Central Asia and international organisations on issues of sustainable development of the Aral Sea Basin\", (\"Нукусская декларация государств Центральной Азии и международных организаций по проблемам устойчивого развития бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://www.internationalwaterlaw.org/documents/regionaldocs/nukus_declaration_rus.pdf].\n\n[13] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 9 April 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Republic of Uzbekistan on the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea and its organizations'\", (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3.html]","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://91.203.172.83/activity2_ru.htm]. \n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination Scientific Information Centre. 10 April 2020. \"78 session of the Interstate Commission for Water coordination\", (\"Очередное 78 заседание Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/345.htm].\n\n[4] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[5] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.\n\n[6] Yessekin, Bulat. United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, Consultant. 15 July 2020.\n\n[7] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Сырдарья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute10_ru.htm].\n\n[8] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute9_ru.htm].\n\n[9] Rysbekov A Yu, Rysbekov Yu. Kh. 2016. \"Towards the 20th anniversary of adoption of the Nukus Declaration by Central Asian states\", (\"К 20-летию принятия Нукусской Декларации государств Центральной Азии\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/rysbekov16-1.pdf].\n\n[10] Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin. 13 July 1993. \"Statute of the Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin\", (\"Положение о Mежгосударственном совете по проблемам бассейна Aральского моря\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/ifas/ifas_9.pdf]. \n\n[11] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Memorable Dates\". [https://kazaral.org/en/ifas/memorable-dates/].\n\n[12] Nukus International Conference. 20 September 1995. \"Nukus Declaration of the the states of Central Asia and international organisations on issues of sustainable development of the Aral Sea Basin\", (\"Нукусская декларация государств Центральной Азии и международных организаций по проблемам устойчивого развития бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://www.internationalwaterlaw.org/documents/regionaldocs/nukus_declaration_rus.pdf].\n\n[13] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 9 April 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Republic of Uzbekistan on the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea and its organizations'\", (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3.html]","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://91.203.172.83/activity2_ru.htm]. \n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination Scientific Information Centre. 10 April 2020. \"78 session of the Interstate Commission for Water coordination\", (\"Очередное 78 заседание Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/345.htm].\n\n[4] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[5] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.\n\n[6] Yessekin, Bulat. United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, Consultant. 15 July 2020.\n\n[7] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Сырдарья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute10_ru.htm].\n\n[8] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute9_ru.htm].\n\n[9] Rysbekov A Yu, Rysbekov Yu. Kh. 2016. \"Towards the 20th anniversary of adoption of the Nukus Declaration by Central Asian states\", (\"К 20-летию принятия Нукусской Декларации государств Центральной Азии\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/rysbekov16-1.pdf].\n\n[10] Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin. 13 July 1993. \"Statute of the Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin\", (\"Положение о Mежгосударственном совете по проблемам бассейна Aральского моря\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/ifas/ifas_9.pdf]. \n\n[11] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Memorable Dates\". [https://kazaral.org/en/ifas/memorable-dates/].\n\n[12] Nukus International Conference. 20 September 1995. \"Nukus Declaration of the the states of Central Asia and international organisations on issues of sustainable development of the Aral Sea Basin\", (\"Нукусская декларация государств Центральной Азии и международных организаций по проблемам устойчивого развития бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://www.internationalwaterlaw.org/documents/regionaldocs/nukus_declaration_rus.pdf].\n\n[13] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 9 April 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Republic of Uzbekistan on the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea and its organizations'\", (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3.html]","[1] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization - ACTO\". http://www.itamaraty.gov.br/en/politica-externa/integracao-regional/6351-amazon-cooperation-treaty-organization-acto\n[2] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Treaty for Amazonian Cooperation\". 3 July 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/65da0529bc0c48762847257a9bdc9f40.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Strategic Action Program – SAP”. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/library/details/237\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Who we are”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_a\n[5] Garcia, Maria del Pilar and Luis Felipe Guzman. “Analysis of the Management of the Amazon Basin: a look at the Amazon Cooperation Treaty” in Law and Transboundary Water Management. 2018. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/329589198_Analisis_del_manejo_de_la_cuenca_amazonica_una_mirada_a_traves_del_Tratado_de_Cooperacion_Amazonica","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [2] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \" A Brief Introduction of Lancang-Mekong Cooperation\". 13 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/gylmhz_1/jj/t1519110.htm [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \" China offers 7.66 mln USD from Lancang-Mekong Cooperation Special Fund 2018 to Cambodia\". 28 FEb 2019. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/t1641759.htm [4] \"Basic Framework of ASEAN- Mekong Basin Development Cooperation\n  Kuala Lumpur\". 17 June 1996. https://www.asean.org/wp-content/uploads/images/2013/economic/mbdc/basic%20framework%20of%20ambdc.pdf [5] Transboundary Water Managemetn Database. \"Mekong River Commission\". http://internationalwatercooperation.org/tbwaters/?actor=47"]
[null,"1.4.2",null,0,2,2,2,2,1,2,2,2,2,0,0,0,0,2,2,2,1,2,2,2,2,0,0,0,2,0,0,0,0,2,2,null,null,null,"Afghanistan is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation, and has no bilateral agreements covering water management.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] The organisation's main instrument for this is setting quotas for water uptake, which are implemented through hydraulic facilities in the river basin controlled by the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO). [3] The ADBWO was established in 1992 to succeed a basin organisation established by the Soviet Union for management of the Amu Darya under the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Amu Darya river basin\", adopted in 1987. [3] While this document could not be found online, it is reported to allow for a fixed annual uptake of 2.1 km³ by Afghanistan per year. [4, 5, 6] At founding, the ICWC member states committed to upholding the existing (Soviet) management procedure, and no evidence that this has been amended since 1987 was found in ICWC reports on meetings determining water allocation quotas and reports on their fulfilment. [6, 7, 8] This was confirmed by an expert interviewee. [9] \n \n Afghanistan has established bilateral water sector dialogue with riparian neighbours Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan, but there is no evidence that bilateral cooperation involves a coordinated water management plan. [9, 10, 11]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) in 2018. Bolivia is a full member of ACTO.\n\nThe PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [4], and follows on from the 2004-2012 Strategic Plan. [4]\n\nThe PAE identifies three strategic lines of response, which are the following: 1. Strengthening Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM); 2. Institutional Adaptation to Climate Variability and Change; 3. Knowledge Management. [3] \n\nPAE's objectives are to:\n\"- Facilitate exchange and cooperation among the Member Countries, promoting strategic sustainable development and sustainable livelihoods in the region to improve the quality of life of its inhabitants, with emphasis on vulnerable populations, indigenous peoples, and other tribal communities.\n- Ensure that the interests and sovereignty of the Member Countries are respected and promoted.\n- Facilitate and foster actions to preserve, protect, conserve and sustainably use the forest, biodiversity and water resources of the Amazon.\n- Promote management of Amazonian resources in a context of respect and harmony with nature and the environment.\n- Promote and disseminate the cultures of the Amazon, and foster respect and protection of ancestral and current knowledge and wisdom.\n- Promote coordination of plans and programs of Member Countries for the development of Amazonian populations, paying particular attention to vulnerable populations, indigenous peoples, and other tribal communities.\" [2]","A coordinated management plan has been developed by the joint body to cover various activities in the Sava Basin. Bosnia Herzegovina is a member of the joint body.\n\nThe International Sava River Basin Commission (ISRBC) has been established in 2003 for the purpose of implementation of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, and realization of the mutually agreed goals: establishment of the international navigation regime on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; establishment of the sustainable water management; undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, such as floods, ice hazards, droughts and accidents involving substances hazardous to water, and to reduce or eliminate their adverse consequences. \n\nThese goals are implemented through a set of activities, including: coordination of the development of joint / integrated plans for the Sava River Basin (SRB), such as River Basin Management Plan, Flood Risk Management Plan and Contingency Plan; coordination of the establishment of integrated systems for the SRB, such as GIS, RIS (River Information Services), and Monitoring, Forecasting and Early Warning Systems (for accident prevention and control, and for flood protection); preparation and realization of development programs and other strategic documents, carrying out and coordination of the preparation of studies and projects; harmonization of national regulation with the EU regulation; creation of additional protocols to the FASRB; cooperation and public participation. [1] In 2014, the Sava River Basin Management Plan (RBMP) has been adopted. RBMP has been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the EU Water Framework Directive and the first RBMP cycle will last until 2015. The first cycle will be followed by two more RBMP cycles that will be completed by 2021 and 2027. It establishes several integrative principles for water management, including the integration of economic approaches, and also aims for the integration of water protection into other policy areas. [2] In 2018, a draft Flood Risk Management Plan for the Sava River Basin (FASRB) has been published. The purpose of drafting FASRB is to establish joint objectives in flood risk management in compliance with principles of long term sustainability and enabling consistent and coordinated approach in management of flood risks at the level of entire Sava River Basin. [3]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) in 2018. Brazil is a full member of ACTO.\n\nThe PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [4], and follows on from the 2004-2012 Strategic Plan. [4]\n\nThe PAE identifies three strategic lines of response, which are the following: 1. Strengthening Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM); 2. Institutional Adaptation to Climate Variability and Change; 3. Knowledge Management. [3] \n\nPAE's objectives are to:\n\"- Facilitate exchange and cooperation among the Member Countries, promoting strategic sustainable development and sustainable livelihoods in the region to improve the quality of life of its inhabitants, with emphasis on vulnerable populations, indigenous peoples, and other tribal communities.\n- Ensure that the interests and sovereignty of the Member Countries are respected and promoted.\n- Facilitate and foster actions to preserve, protect, conserve and sustainably use the forest, biodiversity and water resources of the Amazon.\n- Promote management of Amazonian resources in a context of respect and harmony with nature and the environment.\n- Promote and disseminate the cultures of the Amazon, and foster respect and protection of ancestral and current knowledge and wisdom.\n- Promote coordination of plans and programs of Member Countries for the development of Amazonian populations, paying particular attention to vulnerable populations, indigenous peoples, and other tribal communities.\" [2]","There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) and Cambodia is a full-member of the RBO.\n\nThe Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin and Cambodia is a full member that signed the founding agreement in 1995. [1] The MRC’s Basin Development Strategy 2016 - 2020 (BDS 2016 - 2020) complements national planning processes and aims to ensure the use of the basin’s water and related resources contribute to sustainable economic development, with poverty alleviation as a primary goal. The strategy is revised every five years. Cambodia is a full member of the MRC. [2] The Mekong IWRM Project is another plan that supports the MRC’s strategic directions for 2016 to 2020 for implementing IWRM approaches in national water resources management and related sectors to support sustainable and equitable regional development on the basin-wide scale. [3]","China is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the MoU renewed in 2013. There is development plan in place developed by MRC.\n\nChina is also a member of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC) initiative. Together with five riparian countries, including Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam, the LMC published a five-year action plan in 2018 [1]. China is not a full member of the MRC (Mekong River Commission), but it has maintained cooperations with the MRC. The MRC has a strategic planning mechanism, and it updates its strategy for basin development every five years [2]. In 2013, China and the MRC renewed their agreement on data sharing, which was originally signed in 2002 [3]. China is one of the founding members of the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD), an intergovernmental organization that aimed at promoting regional cooperation and development [4]. In 2017, the Ministry of Water Resources of China held the Training Workshop on Water Resources Management for Asia Cooperation Dialogue Countries [5].","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) in 2018. Brazil is a full member of ACTO.\n\nThe PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [4], and follows on from the 2004-2012 Strategic Plan. [4]\n\nThe PAE identifies three strategic lines of response, which are the following: 1. Strengthening Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM); 2. Institutional Adaptation to Climate Variability and Change; 3. Knowledge Management. [3] \n\nPAE's objectives are to:\n\"- Facilitate exchange and cooperation among the Member Countries, promoting strategic sustainable development and sustainable livelihoods in the region to improve the quality of life of its inhabitants, with emphasis on vulnerable populations, indigenous peoples, and other tribal communities.\n- Ensure that the interests and sovereignty of the Member Countries are respected and promoted.\n- Facilitate and foster actions to preserve, protect, conserve and sustainably use the forest, biodiversity and water resources of the Amazon.\n- Promote management of Amazonian resources in a context of respect and harmony with nature and the environment.\n- Promote and disseminate the cultures of the Amazon, and foster respect and protection of ancestral and current knowledge and wisdom.\n- Promote coordination of plans and programs of Member Countries for the development of Amazonian populations, paying particular attention to vulnerable populations, indigenous peoples, and other tribal communities.\" [2]","A coordinated management plan has been developed by the joint body to cover various activities in the Sava Basin. Croatia Herzegovina is a member of the joint body.\n\nThe International Sava River Basin Commission (ISRBC) has been established in 2003 for the purpose of implementation of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, and realization of the mutually agreed goals: establishment of the international navigation regime on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; establishment of the sustainable water management; undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, such as floods, ice hazards, droughts and accidents involving substances hazardous to water, and to reduce or eliminate their adverse consequences. \n\nThese goals are implemented through a set of activities, including: coordination of the development of joint / integrated plans for the Sava River Basin (SRB), such as River Basin Management Plan, Flood Risk Management Plan and Contingency Plan; coordination of the establishment of integrated systems for the SRB, such as GIS, RIS (River Information Services), and Monitoring, Forecasting and Early Warning Systems (for accident prevention and control, and for flood protection); preparation and realization of development programs and other strategic documents, carrying out and coordination of the preparation of studies and projects; harmonization of national regulation with the EU regulation; creation of additional protocols to the FASRB; cooperation and public participation. [1] In 2014, the Sava River Basin Management Plan (RBMP) has been adopted. RBMP has been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the EU Water Framework Directive and the first RBMP cycle will last until 2015. The first cycle will be followed by two more RBMP cycles that will be completed by 2021 and 2027. It establishes several integrative principles for water management, including the integration of economic approaches, and also aims for the integration of water protection into other policy areas. [2] In 2018, a draft Flood Risk Management Plan for the Sava River Basin (FASRB) has been published. The purpose of drafting FASRB is to establish joint objectives in flood risk management in compliance with principles of long term sustainability and enabling consistent and coordinated approach in management of flood risks at the level of entire Sava River Basin. [3]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) in 2018. Ecuador is a full member of ACTO.\n\nThe PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [4], and follows on from the 2004-2012 Strategic Plan. [4]\n\nThe PAE identifies three strategic lines of response, which are the following: 1. Strengthening Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM); 2. Institutional Adaptation to Climate Variability and Change; 3. Knowledge Management. [3] \n\nPAE's objectives are to:\n\"- Facilitate exchange and cooperation among the Member Countries, promoting strategic sustainable development and sustainable livelihoods in the region to improve the quality of life of its inhabitants, with emphasis on vulnerable populations, indigenous peoples, and other tribal communities.\n- Ensure that the interests and sovereignty of the Member Countries are respected and promoted.\n- Facilitate and foster actions to preserve, protect, conserve and sustainably use the forest, biodiversity and water resources of the Amazon.\n- Promote management of Amazonian resources in a context of respect and harmony with nature and the environment.\n- Promote and disseminate the cultures of the Amazon, and foster respect and protection of ancestral and current knowledge and wisdom.\n- Promote coordination of plans and programs of Member Countries for the development of Amazonian populations, paying particular attention to vulnerable populations, indigenous peoples, and other tribal communities.\" [2]","There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) and Guinea is a full-member of the RBO. \n\nIndeed, the Organization for the development of the Senegal River is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Its Regional Infrastructure program processes and manages the use of the basin’s water and related resources by constructing infrastructure, that will contribute to harmonize economic development, with poverty alleviation as a primary goal. The action plans involved: the construction of a dam and an hydroelectric plant at Manantali; the construction in the delta of an anti-salt dam on the Senegal River (Diama dam); the construction of a river-sea port at Saint-Louis and the construction of a road from Ambidédi road to Kayes, among others. \nThe main objectives of the Infrastructure program are to regulate the river flow and provide water for the irrigation of 375,000 hectares of agricultural lands and the supply of drinking water to urban centers, among others (1,2,3) \n\nThere is also the multisectoral development programme called PGIRE formulated to strengthen the regional integration of the four riparian countries (Senegal, Mali, Mauritania, and Guinea) and improve the living conditions of the populations. The first phase of the programme ran from 2007 to 2013 and the second phase 2014 - 2021 is ongoing. The programme is supported by a donation from the Netherlands [1]. The second phase of the programme is called the Integrated Water Resources Management and Multi-use Development Programme of the Senegal River Basin (PGIRE II) [1]. The PGIRE has two main objectives: a) a developmental objective through supporting the development of water uses in the Senegal River Basin; and b) an environmental objective through strengthening the capacity of OMVS to take into account climate change in the concerted development and management of water resources in the Senegal River Basin. [1]","Though the original 1975 agreement set out plans for a commission to form a strategy on management of the basin and shared development initiatives - these did not materiales in practice. \n\nThe treaty signed on December 1975 between Iran and Iraq clearly sets out methods covering water sharing/water allocation and tasks a joint experts commission to clarify the allocations for the entire 26 rivers shared between two countries [1]. The commission met twice in 1977 and made some decisions regarding allocations in three rivers but following the Iranian Revolution in 1979, the decision making processes halted and the commission's existing decision were not implemented [2].\n\nThe process of join planning remains highly controversial. In 2018, joint dredging initiatives were halted by the Iraq government [3]. Though there have been recent moves to re-ignite the Treaty these plans remain in an early stage of conception [4,5]\n\nIran has no other bilateral treaties for management of the Tigris/Euphrates [6]","A Joint Technical Committee (JTC) was established in 1980 to discuss the water issues between Turkey and Iraq, with Syria joining this Committee in 1983. However, no tripartite agreement was reached. According to an agreement between Syria and Iraq signed in 1990, the Euphrates water will be shared 58 percent (Iraq) - 42 percent (Syria) [1] [2]. These agreements did not set up any organisation among the states in question. The JTC meetings, which ceased in 1992, but were briefly revived in 2007-2009, but once again no agreement was reached or regional water organisation formed.[3] \n\nIn 2010, Iraq and Turkey established a High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council however it is a broad bi-lateral organisation that mentions water only once as an area for cooperation and does not mention the Tigris explictly in any of their released communications. The Organisation has met three, most recently in 2017 [6,7,8]. Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally, and Turkey has adjusted its plans for the filling of the Ilısu Dam in accordance with Iraq's needs [4], but according to a recent article published by the semi-official Anatolian Agency, understandings reached with Iraq in 2009 have not yet been implemented, despite recent improvements in bilateral ties [5].\n\nAs regards Iran, the treaty signed on December 1975 between Iran and Iraq clearly sets out methods covering water sharing/water allocation and tasks a joint experts commission to clarify the allocations for the entire 26 rivers shared between two countries [9]. The commission met twice in 1977 and made some decisions regarding allocations in three rivers but following the Iranian Revolution in 1979, the decision making processes halted and the commission's existing decision were not implemented [10]. The decision in 2019 to return to the agreement and also initiate joint degreding of the Shatt al-Arab suggests that a coordinated management strategy could be developed, although it is not there yet [11].","A management plan is in place for the Syr Darya basin, but it was not developed by the joint body.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Kazakhstan represented on the ICWC by the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1, 3] \n \n At creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1984 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [4] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance, including oversight of projects to construct new hydraulic facilities. [4] According to the SDBWO's statute, the riparian states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the SDBWO acting as an operator. [4] While the basin organisation is a separate legal entity with its own organisational scheme, the individual states retain influence over the basin organisation through the ICWC, which is composed of representatives from member state water authorities. [2, 4, 5] The SDBWO is also responsible for proposing water distribution plans for ICWC approval, conducting to this end automated measuring of water flows through its facilities and assessment of cross-border flows together with the relevant national hydrometerological services. [4] The SDBWO's management plan for the river basin is the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\" adopted by the Soviet Union water mangement authority in 1984. [4, 6] This document is not available online, including on the ICWC and SDBWO websites. [7, 8] Expert interviewees confirmed that the plan has not been updated since adoption, and also stated that in practice only its water allocation provisions are implemented. [11, 12] \n \n Expert interviewees note that the SDBWO's activity has become limited since establishment, with national water management authorities regaining capacity and responsibility for realisation of water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities, although in the SDBWO retains access to and control over some water observation posts. [11, 12] Notably, with member states opting to redirect their required financing contributions to national water management authorities, the SDBWO receives most of its financing from Uzbekistan, where it is headquartered. [11, 12] Despite this, the SDBWO website describes four main subdivisions, headquartered in the cities of Kuyganyor, Chorvoq, Chirchiq and Gulistan (all Uzbekistan); the Gulistan division controls water flows into Kazakhstan from Uzbekistan, chiefly down the Syr Darya into the Shardara Reservoir in Kazakhstan, but also through a large canal (\"Dustlik\"). [9, 10]\n \n There is no evidence that the SDBWO or ICWC have developed strategic plans for management of the Syr Darya basin; no information on such plans was found on the ICWC or SDBWO websites. [7, 8] An expert interviewee noted that development of an integrated strategy for the Aral Sea basin, based on the 1984 Scheme and a similar plan for the Amu Darya basin, was under discussion at the ICWC until around 2000, but was eventually abandoned due to differences between member states' and their independent water management strategies. [11]","Kyrgyzstan does not currently participate in the joint body, which operates a management plan developed prior to the body's creation.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with the ICWC website listing Kyrgyzstan's State Agency for Water Resources as a member as of 2019. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1, 3] In 1999, the five ICWC member states signed the Ashgabat Agreement, creating the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, responsible for directing strategic-level policy for resolution of the Aral Sea crisis through coordination of cooperation and assistance offered by other states and international organisations, and also assuming responsibility for the ICWC and subordinate organisations, including the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO), which manages the Syr Darya. [12] \n \n However, in 2016 Kyrgyzstan \"froze\" its membership of the IFAS and thus the ICWC, stating that its interests in management of water resources had not been respected; the coutry's preference in using water resources is for hydroelectric power generation rather than irrigation, the primary interest of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, leading to differences in water allocation negotiations. [13] Since the ICWC's 69th session in January 2017, Kyrgyzstan has not been represented at the organisation's meetings. [14] However, expert interviewees state that Kyrgyzstan retains informal links with IFAS and ICWC, which have led, for example, to the country's president attending a 2018 meeting of IFAS heads of state, at which Kyrgyzstan's complaints were publicly acknowledged by its partners. [11, 13, 15] \n \n At creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1984 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [4] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance, including oversight of projects to construct new hydraulic facilities. [4] According to the SDBWO's statute, the riparian states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the SDBWO acting as an operator. [4] While the basin organisation is a separate legal entity with its own organisational scheme, the individual states retain influence over the basin organisation through the ICWC, which is composed of representatives from member state water authorities. [2, 4, 5] The SDBWO is also responsible for proposing water distribution plans for ICWC approval, conducting to this end automated measuring of water flows through its facilities and assessment of cross-border flows together with the relevant national hydrometerological services. [4] The SDBWO's management plan for the river basin is the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\" adopted by the Soviet Union water mangement authority in 1984. [4, 6] This document is not available online, including on the ICWC and SDBWO websites. [7, 8] Expert interviewees confirmed that the plan has not been updated since adoption, and also stated that in practice only its water allocation provisions are implemented. [11, 13] \n \n Expert interviewees note that the SDBWO's activity has become limited since establishment, with national water management authorities regaining capacity and responsibility for realisation of water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities, although in the SDBWO retains access to and control over some water observation posts. [11, 13] Notably, with member states opting to redirect their required financing contributions to national water management authorities, the SDBWO receives most of its financing from Uzbekistan, where it is headquartered. [11, 13] Despite this, the SDBWO website describes four main subdivisions, headquartered in the cities of Kuyganyor, Chorvoq, Chirchiq and Gulistan (all Uzbekistan); the Kuyganyor division controls water flows from Kyrgyzstan into Uzbekistan down the Naryn and Karadarya rivers, tributaries of the Syr Darya. [9, 10]\n \n There is no evidence that the SDBWO or ICWC have developed strategic plans for management of the Syr Darya basin; no information on such plans was found on the ICWC or SDBWO websites. [7, 8] An expert interviewee noted that development of an integrated strategy for the Aral Sea basin, based on the 1984 Scheme and a similar plan for the Amu Darya basin, was under discussion at the ICWC until around 2000, but was eventually abandoned due to differences between member states' and their independent water management strategies. [11]","There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) and Laos is a full-member of the RBO.\n\nThe Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin and Laos is a full member that signed the founding agreement in 1995. [1] The MRC’s Basin Development Strategy 2016 - 2020 (BDS 2016 - 2020) complements national planning processes and aims to ensure the use of the basin’s water and related resources contribute to sustainable economic development, with poverty alleviation as a primary goal. The strategy is revised every five years. Laos is a full member of the MRC. [2] The Mekong IWRM Project is another plan that supports the MRC’s strategic directions for 2016 to 2020 for implementing IWRM approaches in national water resources management and related sectors to support sustainable and equitable regional development on the basin-wide scale. [3]","There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) and Mali is a full-member of the RBO. \n\nIndeed, the Organization for the development of the Senegal River is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Its Regional Infrastructure program processes and manages the use of the basin’s water and related resources by constructing infrastructure, that will contribute to harmonize economic development, with poverty alleviation as a primary goal. The action plans involved: the construction of a dam and an hydroelectric plant at Manantali; the construction in the delta of an anti-salt dam on the Senegal River (Diama dam); the construction of a river-sea port at Saint-Louis and the construction of a road from Ambidédi road to Kayes, among others. \nThe main objectives of the Infrastructure program are to regulate the river flow and provide water for the irrigation of 375,000 hectares of agricultural lands and the supply of drinking water to urban centers, among others (1,2,3) \n\nThere is also the multisectoral development programme called PGIRE formulated to strengthen the regional integration of the four riparian countries (Senegal, Mali, Mauritania, and Guinea) and improve the living conditions of the populations. The first phase of the programme ran from 2007 to 2013 and the second phase 2014 - 2021 is ongoing. The programme is supported by a donation from the Netherlands [1]. The second phase of the programme is called the Integrated Water Resources Management and Multi-use Development Programme of the Senegal River Basin (PGIRE II) [1]. The PGIRE has two main objectives: a) a developmental objective through supporting the development of water uses in the Senegal River Basin; and b) an environmental objective through strengthening the capacity of OMVS to take into account climate change in the concerted development and management of water resources in the Senegal River Basin. [1]","There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) and Mauritania is a full-member of the RBO. \n\nIndeed, the Organization for the development of the Senegal River is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Its Regional Infrastructure program processes and manages the use of the basin’s water and related resources by constructing infrastructure, that will contribute to harmonize economic development, with poverty alleviation as a primary goal. The action plans involved: the construction of a dam and an hydroelectric plant at Manantali; the construction in the delta of an anti-salt dam on the Senegal River (Diama dam); the construction of a river-sea port at Saint-Louis and the construction of a road from Ambidédi road to Kayes, among others. \nThe main objectives of the Infrastructure program are to regulate the river flow and provide water for the irrigation of 375,000 hectares of agricultural lands and the supply of drinking water to urban centers, among others (1,2,3) \n\nThere is also the multisectoral development programme called PGIRE formulated to strengthen the regional integration of the four riparian countries (Senegal, Mali, Mauritania, and Guinea) and improve the living conditions of the populations. The first phase of the programme ran from 2007 to 2013 and the second phase 2014 - 2021 is ongoing. The programme is supported by a donation from the Netherlands [1]. The second phase of the programme is called the Integrated Water Resources Management and Multi-use Development Programme of the Senegal River Basin (PGIRE II) [1]. The PGIRE has two main objectives: a) a developmental objective through supporting the development of water uses in the Senegal River Basin; and b) an environmental objective through strengthening the capacity of OMVS to take into account climate change in the concerted development and management of water resources in the Senegal River Basin. [1]","Myanmar is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the MoU renewed in 2013. There is development plan in place developed by MRC.\n\nMRC is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. [1, 2] MRC has two strategic plans where both involve plans to strengthen relationships with Myanmar: Integrated Water Resources Management-based Basin Development Strategy (2016-2020) and Strategic Plan (2016-2020). [9,10] MRC Procedures do not apply to Myanmar as a non-member as mentioned explicitly in the MRC strategic plan. However, the principles of information sharing, dialogue and monitoring form the basis for MRC’s relations with Dialogue Partners. China is working with MRC and Myanmar to improve navigation on the Upper and Lower Mekong River under the MRC Navigation Programme per the 2011-2015 strategic cycle . [3,4] Myanmar is a signatory of the Basic Framework of ASEAN- Mekong Basin Development Cooperation Kuala Lumpur. There is an annual ministerial meeting every year of the ABMDC states regarding projects in the Mekong Region. The platform is more for dialogue and reporting versus implementing actions. [5] Myanmar is also part of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation which includes China, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. Vice President I of Myanmar Si Mauk Kham attended the first LMC meeting. Vice President II of Myanmar U Myint Swe pledged to actively participate in the Mekong-Lancang cooperation effort at present and in the future, maintaining friendship, good neighbourly relations, mutual trust and mutual benefits. However, there are no other news regarding cooperation for Myanmar with other countries under this agreement. [6,7,8]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) in 2018. Brazil is a full member of ACTO.\n\nThe PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [4], and follows on from the 2004-2012 Strategic Plan. [4]\n\nThe PAE identifies three strategic lines of response, which are the following: 1. Strengthening Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM); 2. Institutional Adaptation to Climate Variability and Change; 3. Knowledge Management. [3] \n\nPAE's objectives are to:\n\"- Facilitate exchange and cooperation among the Member Countries, promoting strategic sustainable development and sustainable livelihoods in the region to improve the quality of life of its inhabitants, with emphasis on vulnerable populations, indigenous peoples, and other tribal communities.\n- Ensure that the interests and sovereignty of the Member Countries are respected and promoted.\n- Facilitate and foster actions to preserve, protect, conserve and sustainably use the forest, biodiversity and water resources of the Amazon.\n- Promote management of Amazonian resources in a context of respect and harmony with nature and the environment.\n- Promote and disseminate the cultures of the Amazon, and foster respect and protection of ancestral and current knowledge and wisdom.\n- Promote coordination of plans and programs of Member Countries for the development of Amazonian populations, paying particular attention to vulnerable populations, indigenous peoples, and other tribal communities.\" [2]","There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) and Senegal is a full-member of the RBO. \n\nIndeed, the Organization for the development of the Senegal River is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Its Regional Infrastructure program processes and manages the use of the basin’s water and related resources by constructing infrastructure, that will contribute to harmonize economic development, with poverty alleviation as a primary goal. The action plans involved: the construction of a dam and an hydroelectric plant at Manantali; the construction in the delta of an anti-salt dam on the Senegal River (Diama dam); the construction of a river-sea port at Saint-Louis and the construction of a road from Ambidédi road to Kayes, among others. \nThe main objectives of the Infrastructure program are to regulate the river flow and provide water for the irrigation of 375,000 hectares of agricultural lands and the supply of drinking water to urban centers, among others (1,2,3) \n\nThere is also the multisectoral development programme called PGIRE formulated to strengthen the regional integration of the four riparian countries (Senegal, Mali, Mauritania, and Guinea) and improve the living conditions of the populations. The first phase of the programme ran from 2007 to 2013 and the second phase 2014 - 2021 is ongoing. The programme is supported by a donation from the Netherlands [1]. The second phase of the programme is called the Integrated Water Resources Management and Multi-use Development Programme of the Senegal River Basin (PGIRE II) [1]. The PGIRE has two main objectives: a) a developmental objective through supporting the development of water uses in the Senegal River Basin; and b) an environmental objective through strengthening the capacity of OMVS to take into account climate change in the concerted development and management of water resources in the Senegal River Basin. [1]","A coordinated management plan has been developed by the joint body to cover various activities in the Sava Basin. Serbia is a member of the joint body.\n\nThe International Sava River Basin Commission (ISRBC) has been established in 2003 for the purpose of implementation of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, and realization of the mutually agreed goals: establishment of the international navigation regime on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; establishment of the sustainable water management; undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, such as floods, ice hazards, droughts and accidents involving substances hazardous to water, and to reduce or eliminate their adverse consequences. \n\nThese goals are implemented through a set of activities, including: coordination of the development of joint / integrated plans for the Sava River Basin (SRB), such as River Basin Management Plan, Flood Risk Management Plan and Contingency Plan; coordination of the establishment of integrated systems for the SRB, such as GIS, RIS (River Information Services), and Monitoring, Forecasting and Early Warning Systems (for accident prevention and control, and for flood protection); preparation and realization of development programs and other strategic documents, carrying out and coordination of the preparation of studies and projects; harmonization of national regulation with the EU regulation; creation of additional protocols to the FASRB; cooperation and public participation. [1] In 2014, the Sava River Basin Management Plan (RBMP) has been adopted. RBMP has been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the EU Water Framework Directive and the first RBMP cycle will last until 2015. The first cycle will be followed by two more RBMP cycles that will be completed by 2021 and 2027. It establishes several integrative principles for water management, including the integration of economic approaches, and also aims for the integration of water protection into other policy areas. [2] In 2018, a draft Flood Risk Management Plan for the Sava River Basin (FASRB) has been published. The purpose of drafting FASRB is to establish joint objectives in flood risk management in compliance with principles of long term sustainability and enabling consistent and coordinated approach in management of flood risks at the level of entire Sava River Basin. [3]","A coordinated management plan has been developed by the joint body to cover various activities in the Sava Basin. Slovenia is a member of the joint body.\n\nThe International Sava River Basin Commission (ISRBC) has been established in 2003 for the purpose of implementation of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, and realization of the mutually agreed goals: establishment of the international navigation regime on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; establishment of the sustainable water management; undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, such as floods, ice hazards, droughts and accidents involving substances hazardous to water, and to reduce or eliminate their adverse consequences. \n\nThese goals are implemented through a set of activities, including: coordination of the development of joint / integrated plans for the Sava River Basin (SRB), such as River Basin Management Plan, Flood Risk Management Plan and Contingency Plan; coordination of the establishment of integrated systems for the SRB, such as GIS, RIS (River Information Services), and Monitoring, Forecasting and Early Warning Systems (for accident prevention and control, and for flood protection); preparation and realization of development programs and other strategic documents, carrying out and coordination of the preparation of studies and projects; harmonization of national regulation with the EU regulation; creation of additional protocols to the FASRB; cooperation and public participation. [1] In 2014, the Sava River Basin Management Plan (RBMP) has been adopted. RBMP has been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the EU Water Framework Directive and the first RBMP cycle will last until 2015. The first cycle will be followed by two more RBMP cycles that will be completed by 2021 and 2027. It establishes several integrative principles for water management, including the integration of economic approaches, and also aims for the integration of water protection into other policy areas. [2] In 2018, a draft Flood Risk Management Plan for the Sava River Basin (FASRB) has been published. The purpose of drafting FASRB is to establish joint objectives in flood risk management in compliance with principles of long term sustainability and enabling consistent and coordinated approach in management of flood risks at the level of entire Sava River Basin. [3]","There is no coordinated plan to for management of the Tigris/Euphrates between the riparian states.\n\nThe sole organisation that may qualify as a joint body, Joint Technical Committee for Regional Waters, (1983-1999) did not produce any joint plans for management of the river resrouce when it was in operation. It was disintegrated in the early 1990s, but came back into action in 2007. A series of meetings were held on a bilateral and trilateral basis, although irregularly, until the civil war erupted in Syria [1][2]\n\nAccording to a report from Chatham House, that lack of a competent body is limitting not only formation of a plan by the riparian states - but also coordination of exisiting national plans. [3]\n\nVarious MoUs signed between Syria and other riparian countries [4] do include planning for certian areas of river basin management e.g. to implement various ways of supply management. However, none of the agreements present a comprehensive co-ordinated plan for the management of the Tigris/Euphrates basin. [2] In 2011 – A Memorandum of Understanding between Syria and Turkey set forth a framework for co-operation in improving water quality. The parties agreed upon setting up joint research and training programs, exchanging scientific and technical information and documents on development activities and environmental management, organizing joint meetings conferences and symposiums and exchanging experts and trainees to co-operate in a better way for the improvement of water quality. The Memorandum of Understanding was valid for a five years period with termination rights requiring six month notice. It was not renewed [5]","A management plan is in place for the Amu Darya basin, but it was not developed by the joint body.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Tajikistan represented on the ICWC by the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1, 3] \n \n At creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1987 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [4] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance, including oversight of projects to construct new hydraulic facilities. [4] According to the ADBWO's statute, the member riparian states (Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan) retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the ADBWO, a separate legal entity with its own organisational scheme, acts as an operator over which the individual states retain influence through the ICWC. [2, 4, 5] The ADBWO is also responsible for proposing water distribution plans for ICWC approval, conducting to this end automated measuring of water flows through its facilities and assessment of cross-border flows together with the relevant national hydrometerological services. [4] The ADBWO's management plan for the river basin is the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Amu Darya river basin\" adopted by the Soviet Union water mangement authority in 1987. [4, 6] This document is not available online, including on the ICWC and ADBWO websites. [7, 8] Expert interviewees confirmed that the plan has not been updated since adoption in 1987, and also stated that in practice only its water allocation provisions are implemented. [17, 18] \n \n Expert interviewees note that the ADBWO's activity has become limited since establishment, with national water management authorities regaining capacity and responsibility for realisation of water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities, although in the ADBWO retains access to and control over some water observation posts. [17, 18] Notably, with Tajikistan and other member states opting to redirect their required financing contributions to national water management authorities, the ADBWO receives most of its financing from Uzbekistan, where it is headquartered. [17, 18] Despite this, the ADBWO website describes four main subdivisions, with a department for the upper reaches of the Amu Darya headquartered in Tajikistan's second city Qurghonteppa (Bokhtar since 2018), responsible for a 246 km section of the river including eight large water abstraction facilities. [9, 10] \n \n There is no evidence that the ADBWO or ICWC have developed strategic plans for management of the Amu Darya basin; no information on such plans was found on the ICWC or ADBWO websites. [7, 8] An expert interviewee noted that development of an integrated strategy for the Aral Sea basin, based on the 1987 Scheme and a similar plan for the Syr Darya basin, was under discussion at the ICWC until around 2000, but was eventually abandoned as member states developed independent water management capacity and plans. [17]","A management plan is in place for the Syr Darya basin, but it was not developed by the joint body.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Tajikistan represented on the ICWC by its Ministry of Energy and Water Resources. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1, 3] \n \n At creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1984 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [4] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance, including oversight of projects to construct new hydraulic facilities. [4] According to the SDBWO's statute, the riparian states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the SDBWO acting as an operator. [4] While the basin organisation is a separate legal entity with its own organisational scheme, the individual states retain influence over the basin organisation through the ICWC, which is composed of representatives from member state water authorities. [2, 4, 5] The SDBWO is also responsible for proposing water distribution plans for ICWC approval, conducting to this end automated measuring of water flows through its facilities and assessment of cross-border flows together with the relevant national hydrometerological services. [4] The SDBWO's management plan for the river basin is the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\" adopted by the Soviet Union water mangement authority in 1984. [4, 6] This document is not available online, including on the ICWC and SDBWO websites. [7, 8] Expert interviewees confirmed that the plan has not been updated since adoption in 1984, and also stated that in practice only its water allocation provisions are implemented. [17, 18] \n \n Expert interviewees note that the SDBWO's activity has become limited since establishment, with national water management authorities regaining capacity and responsibility for realisation of water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities, although in the SDBWO retains access to and control over some water observation posts. [17] Notably, with Tajikistan and other member states opting to redirect their required financing contributions to national water management authorities, the SDBWO receives most of its financing from Uzbekistan, where it is headquartered. [17] The SDBWO website describes four main subdivisions, all headquartered in Uzbekistan (cities of Kuyganyor, Chorvoq, Chirchiq and Gulistan) and mainly active in the country, according to operations maps, with the Gulistan branch controlling water flow down the Syr Darya from the Kayrakkum Reservoir in Tajikistan, and further across Uzbekistan and into Kazakhstan. [9, 10] \n \n There is no evidence that the SDBWO or ICWC have developed strategic plans for management of the Syr Darya basin; no information on such plans was found on the ICWC or SDBWO websites. [7, 8] An expert interviewee noted that development of an integrated strategy for the Aral Sea basin, based on the 1984 Scheme and a similar plan for the Amu Darya basin, was under discussion at the ICWC until around 2000, but was eventually abandoned due to differences between member states' and their independent water management strategies. [17]","There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) and Thailand is a full-member of the RBO.\n\nThe Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin and Thailand is a full member that signed the founding agreement in 1995. [1] The MRC’s Basin Development Strategy 2016 - 2020 (BDS 2016 - 2020) complements national planning processes and aims to ensure the use of the basin’s water and related resources contribute to sustainable economic development, with poverty alleviation as a primary goal. The strategy is revised every five years. Thailand is a full member of the MRC. [2] The Mekong IWRM Project is another plan that supports the MRC’s strategic directions for 2016 to 2020 for implementing IWRM approaches in national water resources management and related sectors to support sustainable and equitable regional development on the basin-wide scale. [3]\n\n","There is no joint operational body formed from a transboundary water management agreement among the states in the Tigris-Euphrates basin. \n\nConsequently there is no management plan or strategy developed by the joint body specifically on the transboundary waters subject to cooperation A Joint Technical Committee (JTC) was established in 1980 to discuss the water issues between Turkey and Iraq, and Syria joined this Committee in 1983. However, no tripartite agreement was reached. Instead, in 1987, a protocol between Turkey and the Syrian Arab Republic guaranteed the latter a minimum flow of the Euphrates River of 500 m3/sec throughout the year (15.75 km3/year), pending a full agreement. \n\nAccording to an agreement between the Syrian Arab Republic and Iraq signed in 1990, the Syrian Arab Republic agrees to share the Euphrates water with Iraq on a 58 per cent (Iraq) - 42 percent (Syria) basis. [1] [2]. These agreements did not set up any organisation among the states in question. The JTC meetings, which ceased in 1992, were briefly revived in 2007-2009, a period when Turkey’s relations with both Syria and Iraq were good, as shown by the launch of bilateral High Level Strategic Cooperation Councils with both countries, and the signing of a large number of bilateral accords, particularly with Syria, which included a number related to water issues – but once again no agreement was reached or regional water organisation formed.[3] \n\nIn 2010, Iraq and Turkey established a High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council however it is a broad bi-lateral organisation that mentions water only once as an area for cooperation and does not mention the Tigris explictly in any of their released communications. The Organisation has met three, most recently in 2017. [9,10,11]\n\nIn its submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 [4], made in 2017, Turkey cites only two bilateral mechanisms in response to a question about the organizational framework for transboundary water management in the Euphrates-Tigris basin. These are the High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council established in 2010 between Turkey and Iraq (for the Tigris) and the High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council established in 2009 between Turkey and Syria (for the Orontes and Euphrates). These councils are not concerned only about water but may address all issues between the countries in question. [5] For the past eight years, Ankara’s relations with Damascus have in practice been minimal due to the civil war. Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally, and Turkey has adjusted its plans for the filling of the Ilısu Dam in accordance with Iraq's needs [6], but according to a recent article published by the semi-official Anatolian Agency, understandings reached with Iraq in 2009 have not yet been implemented, despite recent improvements in bilateral ties [7,8].","A management plan is in place for the Amu Darya basin, but it was not developed by the joint body.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Turkmenistan represented on the ICWC by the State Committee on Water Management. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1, 3] \n \n At creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1987 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [4] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance, including oversight of projects to construct new hydraulic facilities. [4] According to the ADBWO's statute, the member riparian states (Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan) retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the ADBWO acting as an operator. [4] While the basin organisation is a separate legal entity with its own organisational scheme, the individual states retain influence over the basin organisation through the ICWC, which is composed of representatives from member state water authorities. [2, 4, 5] The ADBWO is also responsible for proposing water distribution plans for ICWC approval, conducting to this end automated measuring of water flows through its facilities and assessment of cross-border flows together with the relevant national hydrometerological services. [4] The ADBWO's management plan for the river basin is the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Amu Darya river basin\" adopted by the Soviet Union water mangement authority in 1987. [4, 6] This document is not available online, including on the ICWC and ADBWO websites. [7, 8] Expert interviewees confirmed that the plan has not been updated since adoption, and also stated that in practice only its water allocation provisions are implemented. [17, 18] \n \n Expert interviewees note that the ADBWO's activity has become limited since establishment, with national water management authorities regaining capacity and responsibility for realisation of water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities, although in the ADBWO retains access to and control over some water observation posts. [17, 18] Notably, with member states opting to redirect their required financing contributions to national water management authorities, the ADBWO receives most of its financing from Uzbekistan, where it is headquartered. [17, 18] The ADBWO website describes four main subdivisions, one of which is headquartered in Turkmenabad, Turkmenistan, responsible for a 552-km stretch of the river and 9 large water intakes; another division, headquartered in Urgench, Uzbekistan, is responsible for water supply canals branching off from the Amu Darya's course in Uzbekistan, including three main irrigation systems with canals stretching into Turkmenistan. [9, 10]\n \n There is no evidence that the ADBWO or ICWC have developed strategic plans for management of the Amu Darya basin; no information on such plans was found on the ICWC or ADBWO websites. [7, 8] An expert interviewee noted that development of an integrated strategy for the Aral Sea basin, based on the 1987 Scheme and a similar plan for the Syr Darya basin, was under discussion at the ICWC until around 2000, but was eventually abandoned due to differences between member states' and their independent water management strategies. [17]","A management plan is in place for the Amu Darya basin, but it was not developed by the joint body.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Uzbekistan represented on the ICWC by the Ministry for Water Management. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1, 3] \n \n At creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1987 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [4] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance, including oversight of projects to construct new hydraulic facilities. [4] According to the ADBWO's statute, the member riparian states (Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan) retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the ADBWO acting as an operator. [4] While the basin organisation is a separate legal entity with its own organisational scheme, the individual states retain influence over the basin organisation through the ICWC, which is composed of representatives from member state water authorities. [2, 4, 5] The ADBWO is also responsible for proposing water distribution plans for ICWC approval, conducting to this end automated measuring of water flows through its facilities and assessment of cross-border flows together with the relevant national hydrometerological services. [4] The ADBWO's management plan for the river basin is the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Amu Darya river basin\" adopted by the Soviet Union water mangement authority in 1987. [4, 6] This document is not available online, including on the ICWC and ADBWO websites. [7, 8] Expert interviewees confirmed that the plan has not been updated since adoption, and also stated that in practice only its water allocation provisions are implemented. [11, 12] \n \n Expert interviewees note that the ADBWO's activity has become limited since establishment, with national water management authorities regaining capacity and responsibility for realisation of water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities, although in the ADBWO retains access to and control over some water observation posts. [11, 12] Notably, with member states opting to redirect their required financing contributions to national water management authorities, the ADBWO, headquartered in Uzbekistan, receives all of its funding from the Uzbek Ministry of Finance, and in practice manages hydraulic facilities and water observation posts along the Amu Darya solely in Uzbekistan. [11, 12, 13] One expert noted that this financing is part of Uzbekistan's contribution to the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, an umbrella organisation responsible for coordinating international response to the Aral Sea crisis and also for the ICWC and its organisations. [14, 15] The ADBWO website describes four main subdivisions, two of which are headquartered in Uzbekistan. The first, headquartered in Urgench, is responsible for water supply canals branching off from the Amu Darya's course in Uzbekistan, and manages a 167 km section of the river including 11 water intakes, which supply three main irrigation systems including canals stretching into Turkmenistan. [9, 10] The ADBWO's lower reaches department is headquartered in Takhiatash (near Nukus, capital of the Republic of Karakalpakstan in western Uzbekistan), and manages the river's final 283 km section into the Aral Sea. [9, 10]\n \n There is no evidence that the ADBWO or ICWC have developed strategic plans for management of the Amu Darya basin; no information on such plans was found on the ICWC or ADBWO websites. [7, 8] An expert interviewee noted that development of an integrated strategy for the Aral Sea basin, based on the 1987 Scheme and a similar plan for the Syr Darya basin, was under discussion at the ICWC until around 2000, but was eventually abandoned due to differences between member states' and their independent water management strategies. [11]","A management plan is in place for the Syr Darya basin, but it was not developed by the joint body.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Uzbekistan represented on the ICWC by the Ministry for Water Management. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1, 3] \n \n At creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1984 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [4] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance, including oversight of projects to construct new hydraulic facilities. [4] According to the SDBWO's statute, the riparian states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the SDBWO acting as an operator. [4] While the basin organisation is a separate legal entity with its own organisational scheme, the individual states retain influence over the basin organisation through the ICWC, which is composed of representatives from member state water authorities. [2, 4, 5] The SDBWO is also responsible for proposing water distribution plans for ICWC approval, conducting to this end automated measuring of water flows through its facilities and assessment of cross-border flows together with the relevant national hydrometerological services. [4] The SDBWO's management plan for the river basin is the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\" adopted by the Soviet Union water mangement authority in 1984. [4, 6] This document is not available online, including on the ICWC and SDBWO websites. [7, 8] Expert interviewees confirmed that the plan has not been updated since adoption, and also stated that in practice only its water allocation provisions are implemented. [11, 12] \n \n Expert interviewees note that the SDBWO's activity has become limited since establishment, with national water management authorities regaining capacity and responsibility for realisation of water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities, although in the SDBWO retains access to and control over some water observation posts. [11, 12] Notably, with member states opting to redirect their required financing contributions to national water management authorities, the SDBWO, headquartered in Uzbekistan, receives all of its funding from the Uzbek Ministry of Finance, and in practice manages hydraulic facilities and water observation posts along the Syr Darya solely in Uzbekistan. [11, 12, 13] One expert noted that this financing is part of Uzbekistan's contribution to the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, an umbrella organisation responsible for coordinating international response to the Aral Sea crisis and also for the ICWC and its organisations. [14, 15] The SDBWO website describes four main subdivisions, all headquartered in Uzbekistan (cities of Kuyganyor, Chorvoq, Chirchiq and Gulistan) and mainly active in the country, according to operations maps, with two divisions responsible for water flow into Uzbekistan and the Syr Darya from tributaries in Kyrgyzstan, one division managing the Chirchiq tributary within Uzbekistan, one division managing the Chorvoq Reservoir and a final division controlling water flow down the main Syr Darya from the Kayrakkum Reservoir in Tajikistan, and further down the Syr Darya into and across Uzbekistan into the Shardara Reservoir in Kazakhstan. [9, 10]\n \n There is no evidence that the SDBWO or ICWC have developed strategic plans for management of the Syr Darya basin; no information on such plans was found on the ICWC or SDBWO websites. [7, 8] An expert interviewee noted that development of an integrated strategy for the Aral Sea basin, based on the 1984 Scheme and a similar plan for the Amu Darya basin, was under discussion at the ICWC until around 2000, but was eventually abandoned due to differences between member states' and their independent water management strategies. [11]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) in 2018. Venezuela is a full member of ACTO.\n\nThe PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [4], and follows on from the 2004-2012 Strategic Plan. [4]\n\nThe PAE identifies three strategic lines of response, which are the following: 1. Strengthening Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM); 2. Institutional Adaptation to Climate Variability and Change; 3. Knowledge Management. [3] \n\nPAE's objectives are to:\n\"- Facilitate exchange and cooperation among the Member Countries, promoting strategic sustainable development and sustainable livelihoods in the region to improve the quality of life of its inhabitants, with emphasis on vulnerable populations, indigenous peoples, and other tribal communities.\n- Ensure that the interests and sovereignty of the Member Countries are respected and promoted.\n- Facilitate and foster actions to preserve, protect, conserve and sustainably use the forest, biodiversity and water resources of the Amazon.\n- Promote management of Amazonian resources in a context of respect and harmony with nature and the environment.\n- Promote and disseminate the cultures of the Amazon, and foster respect and protection of ancestral and current knowledge and wisdom.\n- Promote coordination of plans and programs of Member Countries for the development of Amazonian populations, paying particular attention to vulnerable populations, indigenous peoples, and other tribal communities.\" [2]","There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) and Vietnam is a full-member of the RBO.\n\nThe Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin and Vietnam is a full member that signed the founding agreement in 1995. [1] The MRC’s Basin Development Strategy 2016 - 2020 (BDS 2016 - 2020) complements national planning processes and aims to ensure the use of the basin’s water and related resources contribute to sustainable economic development, with poverty alleviation as a primary goal. The strategy is revised every five years. Vietnam is a full member of the MRC. [2] The Mekong IWRM Project is another plan that supports the MRC’s strategic directions for 2016 to 2020 for implementing IWRM approaches in national water resources management and related sectors to support sustainable and equitable regional development on the basin-wide scale. [3]",null,null,null,"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwoamu_ru.htm]\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n \n [5] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n \n [6] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2017. \"Key findings of the project regarding existing and future challenges for the Amu Darya Basin\", (\"Ключевые результаты проекта касательно существующих и будущих вызовов для бассейна Амударьи\"). 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[https://carececo.org/juan/For%20publication_%20Concept%20on%20nexus%20project%20ideas_ru_28082019.pdf].","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [4] Mekong River Commission. \"Navigation Programme\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/completion-of-strategic-cycle-2011-2015/navigation-programme/[5] \"Basic Framework of ASEAN- Mekong Basin Development Cooperation\n  Kuala Lumpur\". 17 June 1996. https://www.asean.org/wp-content/uploads/images/2013/economic/mbdc/basic%20framework%20of%20ambdc.pdf [6] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \" A Brief Introduction of Lancang-Mekong Cooperation\". 13 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/gylmhz_1/jj/t1519110.htm [7] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \" China offers 7.66 mln USD from Lancang-Mekong Cooperation Special Fund 2018 to Cambodia\". 28 FEb 2019. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/t1641759.htm [8] Global New Light of Myanmar. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 11 Jan 2018. http://www.globalnewlightofmyanmar.com/myanmar-pledges-cooperation-mekong-river-countries-u-myint-swe/ [9] MRC. \" Integrated Water Resources Management-based Basin Development Strategy 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-BDP-strategy-complete-final-02.16.pdf [10] MRC. \"Strategic Plan (2016-2020)\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf","[1] FAO/Aquastat, Euphrates-Tigris Basin, 2009, http://www.fao.org/nr/water/aquastat/basins/euphrates-tigris/index.stm\n[2] Devrim Elvan, Integrated Water Management Resources work in the Euphrates and Tigris River-Basin, February 2012, https://www.researchgate.net/publication/317617000_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_work_in_the_Euphrates_and_Tigris_River-Basin\n[3] Ayşegül Kibaroğlu and Waltina Scheumann. Euphrates-Tigris Rivers\nSystem: “Political Rapprochement and Transboundary Waters” in Ayşegül\nKibaroğlu, Waltina Scheumann, Annıka Kramer (eds): Turkey’s Water\nPolicy: National Frameworks and International Cooperation. Springer\nScience and Business Media, 2011.\nhttps://books.google.com.tr/books?id=_1I_m3pdX8gC&amp;pg=PA294&amp;lpg=PA294&amp;dq=Third+Meeting+of+the+High+Level+Strategic+Cooperation+Council+Between+the+Syrian+Arab+Republic+and+the+Republic+of+Turkey&amp;source=bl&amp;ots=2RmzqSJjon&amp;sig=ACfU3U2Kvr1WnlXtFALedFJIF3gmthQPlA&amp;hl=tr&amp;sa=X&amp;ved=2ahUKEwiG89LukrnhAhWPzoUKHa7FB_4Q6AEwBHoECAcQAQ#v=onepage&amp;q=Third%20Meeting%20of%20the%20High%20Level%20Strategic%20Cooperation%20Council%20Between%20the%20Syrian%20Arab%20Republic%20and%20the%20Republic%20of%20Turkey&amp;f=false\n\n[4] UN Environment–DHI Centre on Water and Environment, IWRM Data Portal national submission file Turkey, 2017, http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Turkey\n[5] Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkey, Iraq, http://www.mfa.gov.tr/sub.en.mfa?77de69df-c818-4733-b179-86416852aa78, Accessed 4 April 2019\n[6] Arab News/Reuters, Turkey to release water to ease Iraqi shortages, 11 October 2018, http://www.arabnews.com/node/1385906/middle-east\n[7] Tugba Evrim Maden/Anatolian Agency. 29 January 2019. \"Türkiye'nin sınıraşan sular politikası: Fırat-Dicle Havzası\" (\"Turkey's transboundary water policy: the Euphrates-Tigris Basin\") https://www.aa.com.tr/tr/analiz-haber/turkiye-nin-sinirasan-sular-politikasi-firat-dicle-havzasi/1377914\n[9] High Level Strategic Cooperation Council between Iraq and Turkey (2014) Joint Declaration - http://www.mfa.gov.tr/data/DISPOLITIKA/Bolgeler/ortadogu/irak/ii-ydsk-sonuc-bildirge.pdf Accessed 15 May 2019 \n[10]High Level Strategic Cooperation Council between Iraq and Turkey (2010) Joint Declaration - http://www.mfa.gov.tr/data/DISPOLITIKA/Bolgeler/ortadogu/irak/ii-ydsk-sonuc-bildirge.pdf\n[11] Republic of Turkey Ministry of Foreign Affairs. “Relations between Turkey and Iraq”. http://www.mfa.gov.tr/relations-between-turkey-and-iraq.en.mfa. Accessed 13 May 2019.","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm]\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://91.203.172.83/activity2_ru.htm]. \n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination Scientific Information Centre. 10 April 2020. \"78 session of the Interstate Commission for Water coordination\", (\"Очередное 78 заседание Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/345.htm].\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья».\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute9_ru.htm]\n\n[5] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. \"Organisational structure of the central apparatus of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Организационная структура центрального аппарата бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья»\"). [http://amudarya-bwo.org/organizatsionnaya-struktura-tsentralnogo-apparata/]\n\n[6] Rysbekov A Yu, Rysbekov Yu Kh. 2016. \"Towards the 20th anniversary of adoption of the Nukus Declaration by Central Asian states\", (\"К 20-летию принятия Нукусской Декларации государств Центральной Азии\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/rysbekov16-1.pdf].\n\n[7] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[8] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n\n[9] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwoamu_ru.htm]\n\n[10] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. \"Territorial subunits\", (\"Территориальные подразделения\"). [http://amudarya-bwo.org/territorialnye-podrazdeleniya/].\n\n[11] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[12] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm]\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://91.203.172.83/activity2_ru.htm]. \n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination Scientific Information Centre. 10 April 2020. \"78 session of the Interstate Commission for Water coordination\", (\"Очередное 78 заседание Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/345.htm].\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья».\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute9_ru.htm]\n\n[5] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. \"Organisational structure of the central apparatus of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Организационная структура центрального аппарата бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья»\"). [http://amudarya-bwo.org/organizatsionnaya-struktura-tsentralnogo-apparata/]\n\n[6] Rysbekov A Yu, Rysbekov Yu Kh. 2016. \"Towards the 20th anniversary of adoption of the Nukus Declaration by Central Asian states\", (\"К 20-летию принятия Нукусской Декларации государств Центральной Азии\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/rysbekov16-1.pdf].\n\n[7] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[8] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n\n[9] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwoamu_ru.htm]\n\n[10] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. \"Territorial subunits\", (\"Территориальные подразделения\"). [http://amudarya-bwo.org/territorialnye-podrazdeleniya/].\n\n[11] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[12] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://91.203.172.83/activity2_ru.htm]. \n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination Scientific Information Centre. 10 April 2020. \"78 session of the Interstate Commission for Water coordination\", (\"Очередное 78 заседание Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/345.htm].\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Сырдарья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute10_ru.htm].\n\n[5] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. \"Organisational structure of the central apparatus of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Организационная структура центрального аппарата бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Сырдарья»\") [https://bwosyrdarya.org/organizatsionnaya-struktura/].\n\n[6] Rysbekov A Yu, Rysbekov Yu Kh. 2016. \"Towards the 20th anniversary of adoption of the Nukus Declaration by Central Asian states\", (\"К 20-летию принятия Нукусской Декларации государств Центральной Азии\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/rysbekov16-1.pdf].\n\n[7] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination. [http://91.203.172.83/]\n\n[8] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. [https://bwosyrdarya.org]\n\n[9] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. \"Territorial units\", (\"Территориальные подразделения\"). [https://bwosyrdarya.org/territorialnyie-podrazdeleniya/]. \n\n[10] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination. \"Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Сырдарья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwosyr_ru.htm].\n\n[11] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[12] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization - ACTO\". http://www.itamaraty.gov.br/en/politica-externa/integracao-regional/6351-amazon-cooperation-treaty-organization-acto\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Permanent Secretariat. \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda: Approved at the X Meeting of the TCA’s Ministers of Foreign Affairs\". November 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3d6f9b368f121d6b998800c04bb54605.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Strategic Action Program – SAP”. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/library/details/237\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Permanent Secretariat. \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda: Approved at the X Meeting of the TCA’s Ministers of Foreign Affairs\". November 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3d6f9b368f121d6b998800c04bb54605.pdf","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [4] Mekong River Commission. \"Navigation Programme\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/completion-of-strategic-cycle-2011-2015/navigation-programme/[5] \"Basic Framework of ASEAN- Mekong Basin Development Cooperation\n  Kuala Lumpur\". 17 June 1996. https://www.asean.org/wp-content/uploads/images/2013/economic/mbdc/basic%20framework%20of%20ambdc.pdf [6] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \" A Brief Introduction of Lancang-Mekong Cooperation\". 13 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/gylmhz_1/jj/t1519110.htm [7] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \" China offers 7.66 mln USD from Lancang-Mekong Cooperation Special Fund 2018 to Cambodia\". 28 FEb 2019. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/t1641759.htm [8] Global New Light of Myanmar. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 11 Jan 2018. http://www.globalnewlightofmyanmar.com/myanmar-pledges-cooperation-mekong-river-countries-u-myint-swe/ [9] MRC. \" Integrated Water Resources Management-based Basin Development Strategy 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-BDP-strategy-complete-final-02.16.pdf [10] MRC. \"Strategic Plan (2016-2020)\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf"]
[null,"1.4.3",null,0,0,1,0,1,0,0,1,0,2,0,0,1,1,1,2,2,0,0,2,1,1,0,1,1,1,0,1,1,1,0,1,null,null,null,"Afghanistan is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation, and has no bilateral agreements covering water allocation.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] The organisation's main instrument for this is setting quotas for water uptake, which are implemented through hydraulic facilities in the river basin controlled by the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO). [3] The ADBWO was established in 1992 to succeed a basin organisation established by the Soviet Union for management of the Amu Darya under the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Amu Darya river basin\", adopted in 1987, but this document could not be found on the website of the ICWC or SDBWO. [3, 4, 5] \n \n However, a 2017 research project by the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia reports that the 1987 Scheme allows Afghanistan a fixed annual uptake of 2.1 km³, with the annual water intake of the other riparian states divided in proportions, as follows: Kyrgyzstan 0.6 %, Tajikistan 15.4 %, Uzbekistan 48.2 % and Turkmenistan 35.8 %, and total annual uptake capped at 61.5 km³. [6] While the 2017 report recommended updates to the water allocation quotas in order to adapt to a reduction in water flow figures caused by climate change, as well as for more accurate consideration of water use by Afghanistan, no evidence of more precise quotas was found on the research project website. [6, 7] At founding, the ICWC member states committed to upholding the existing (Soviet) management procedure, and no evidence that this has been amended since 1987 was found in ICWC reports on meetings determining water allocation quotas and reports on their fulfilment. [8, 9, 10] This was confirmed by an expert interviewee. [11] \n \n 2018 research notes that Afghanistan's demand for water from the Amu Darya is set to increase in coming years to around 3 km³ annually, mainly due to increasing agricultural activity, but that Afghanistan's neighbours turned down the country's proposals for a new agreement on water allocation in 2002 and 2014. [6, 12] According to an expert interviewee, ICWC member states recognise that they must not exclude Afghanistan, but are wary of including the country into the ICWC format, under which dialogue on water allocation is already problematic. [11] Afghanistan has established bilateral water sector dialogue with riparian neighbours Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan, but there is no evidence that bilateral cooperation involves a coordinated water management plan. [11, 13, 14]","There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO), but there is no formal collaboration on water sharing/water allocation. \n\nThe \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda\" of November 2010, developed by the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), of which Colombia is a full member, outlines cooperation through water sharing; however, there are no specific water allocation methods, such as quantifiable volume of water for each basin country. [1][2] Subtopic A.2. of the \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda\" is dedicated to water resources, but the issue is treated broadly, without mentioning specific water allocation for each country. [2] \n\nThis legislation was not updated comprehensively in the Strategic Action Program (PAE), a formal transboundary water monitoring and management system. The plan identifies three lines of response, which are: strengthening IWRM, Adapting to Climate Change and Variability and Knowledge Management. [3] Strategic actions include water quality monitoring, conservation and efficient water use, developing adaptation measures and creating an information management platform, among others. However, there is no mention of principles for water sharing and allocation among member countries. [3]\n\nBolivia has binational agreements for transboundary basins with Peru. The agreement for the Lake Titicaca region states that the Binational Lake Titicaca Authority shall \"exercise authority over the water resources\" and recommend \"the measures to be adopted during extreme events (droughts, floods)\" [4]. In addition, the binational declaration following the 4th Binational Cabinet meeting between the two countries in 2018 stated that both countries expressed \"their firm commitment\" to \"rational, sustainable and equitable us of the water resources from the Mauri-Maure river\" [5]. Neither text describes specific sharing mechanisms.","The Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin outlines principles of water sharing but the commission does not set out measures for the allocation of water for basin members. \n\nAccording to article 7 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties are entitled, within their territories, to a reasonable and equitable share of the beneficial uses of the Sava River Basin water resources. Reasonable and equitable share within the meaning of Paragraph 1 of this Article is to be determined in any particular case in light of the relevant factors according to international law. [1] All parties of the agreement are signatories of the 1992 - Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. This convention commits members to \"reasonable and equitable\" water use in cosideration of other basin members and outlines principles applicable to water sharing in article 2 and 6. [2] \n\nHowever this agreement has yet to be translated into any meaningful water allocation agreements between the basin states. This was noted by a recent report by the UNECE [3] and supported by an absence of agreements on the Sava Basin Commissin website [4] or reported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for either Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia or BiH. [5,6,7,8]","There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO), but there is no formal collaboration on water sharing/water allocation.\n\nThe \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda\" of November 2010, developed by the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), of which Brazil is a full member, outlines cooperation through water sharing; however, there are no specific water allocation methods, such as quantifiable volume of water for each basin country. [1][2] Subtopic A.2. of the \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda\" is dedicated to water resources, but the issue is treated broadly, without mentioning specific water allocation for each country. [2] \n\nThis legislation was not updated comprehensively in the Strategic Action Program (PAE), a formal transboundary water monitoring and management system. The plan identifies three lines of response, which are: strengthening IWRM, Adapting to Climate Change and Variability and Knowledge Management. [1] Strategic actions include water quality monitoring, conservation and efficient water use, developing adaptation measures and creating an information management platform, among others. However, there is no mention of principles for water sharing and allocation among member countries. [1] \n\nBrazil does not have additional bilateral water sharing agreements for the Amazon basin with other countries. [2]","There is a joint body (RBO) that addresses integrated water resources management, but water allocation and sharing has not been implemented. Cambodia is a full-member of the RBO. \n\nThe Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. It uses Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) to manage planning on a basin-wide scale. Mekong river sharing conflicts have been rising in the last few years, but no formal water sharing agreement/strategy has been reached [1] [2] [3]. One of the objectives of the Mekong Agreement was to utilize the waters of the Mekong River system in a reasonable and equitable manner. However, the water sharing plan has not been established yet [4]\n","There is a management plan developed by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) that covers water sharing/water allocation, but China does not participate in such a plan. China is not a full member of the MRC. \n\nOne of the major focus of MRC is to conduct regional planning and assessments. For example, the Mekong Integrated Water Resources Management Project aims implementing the IWRM principles through overall planning and corporations [1]. China is not a full member of the MRC (Mekong River Commission). Although it has maintained cooperationes with the MRC on data sharing [2], it does not have formal collaboration on water sharing/water allocation with the MRC countries. China is a full member of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC) initiative and the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD), but water sharing/allocation is not outlined in the work of these two organizations [3].","There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO), but there is no formal collaboration on water sharing/water allocation.\n\nThe \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda\" of November 2010, developed by the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), of which Colombia is a full member, outlines cooperation through water sharing; however, there are no specific water allocation methods, such as quantifiable volume of water for each basin country. [1][2] Subtopic A.2. of the \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda\" is dedicated to water resources, but the issue is treated broadly, without mentioning specific water allocation for each country. [2] \n\n\nThis legislation was not updated comprehensively in the Strategic Action Program (PAE), a formal transboundary water monitoring and management system. The plan identifies three lines of response, which are: strengthening IWRM, Adapting to Climate Change and Variability and Knowledge Management. [3] Strategic actions include water quality monitoring, conservation and efficient water use, developing adaptation measures and creating an information management platform, among others. However, there is no mention of principles for water sharing and allocation among member countries. [3] \n\nColombia has binational transboundary basin agreements with Ecuador and Venezuela, but there is no public evidence that these mention methods of water sharing or water allocation. The Binational Plan for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Carchi-Guaitara, Mira and Mataje transboundary basins between Colombia and Ecuador was issued in 2017. The document does not mention methods of water sharing or water allocation [4]. The minutes of a binational technical meeting between the two countries in 2013 do not mention methods of water sharing or water allocation [5]. According to an academic paper, Colombia and Venezuela signed a transboundary basin agreement regarding the Catatumbo river in 1982, but it was not implemented. The paper discusses various conflicts related to the basin, but does not describe any methods of water sharing or water allocation [6]. The text of the agreement does not appear to be publicly available online. \n","The Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin outlines principles of water sharing but the commission does not set out measures for the allocation of water for basin members. \n\nAccording to article 7 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties are entitled, within their territories, to a reasonable and equitable share of the beneficial uses of the Sava River Basin water resources. Reasonable and equitable share within the meaning of Paragraph 1 of this Article is to be determined in any particular case in light of the relevant factors according to international law. [1] All parties of the agreement are signatories of the 1992 - Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. This convention commits members to \"reasonable and equitable\" water use in cosideration of other basin members and outlines principles applicable to water sharing in article 2 and 6. [2] \n\nHowever this agreement has yet to be translated into any meaningful water allocation agreements between the basin states. This was noted by a recent report by the UNECE [3] and supported by an absence of agreements on the Sava Basin Commissin website [4] or reported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for either Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia or BiH. [5,6,7,8]","There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO), but there is no formal collaboration on water sharing/water allocation.\n\nThe \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda\" of November 2010, developed by the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), of which Colombia is a full member, outlines cooperation through water sharing; however, there are no specific water allocation methods, such as quantifiable volume of water for each basin country. [1][2] Subtopic A.2. of the \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda\" is dedicated to water resources, but the issue is treated broadly, without mentioning specific water allocation for each country. [2] \n\n\nThis legislation was not updated comprehensively in the Strategic Action Program (PAE), a formal transboundary water monitoring and management system. The plan identifies three lines of response, which are: strengthening IWRM, Adapting to Climate Change and Variability and Knowledge Management. [3] Strategic actions include water quality monitoring, conservation and efficient water use, developing adaptation measures and creating an information management platform, among others. However, there is no mention of principles for water sharing and allocation among member countries. [3] \n\n\n\nEcuador has binational transboundary basin agreements with Colombia and Peru, but there is no public evidence that these mention methods of water sharing or water allocation. The Binational Plan for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Carchi-Guaitara, Mira and Mataje transboundary basins between Colombia and Ecuador was issued in 2017. The document does not mention methods of water sharing or water allocation [4].\n\n\nThe minutes of a binational technical meeting between the two countries in 2013 do not mention methods of water sharing or water allocation [5]. In 2018, Ecuador and Peru formalized the creation of the Binational Commission for Integrated Water Resources Management of the Transboundary Hydrographic Basins between the Republic of Peru and the Republic of Ecuador. The agreement creating the Commission does not mention methods of water sharing or water allocation [6]. \n","There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) which covers water sharing/water allocation and Guniea is a full member of the RBO. \n\nThe Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Within the OMVS, the Permanent Water Commission is the advisory body to the Council of Ministers, responsible for defining the principles and modalities of the distribution of river water between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. One of its missions is to periodically prepare the water resources management plan, based on projections of user needs and a simulation of the management of the system. (1) Nevertheless, none of these management plans could be found on the OMVS website - although there is evidence it meets reguarly (2)\n\nThe mandate of the Permanent Water Commission to effetc water sharing was confirmed with the Law 2006-30 promulgated by Senegal when Guinea joined the OMVS, where the role of the Commission in setting the water allocation among the member states is set out at art 20 [4]. It stipulates that the Permanent Water Commission is responsible for defining the principles and methods of the distribution of the waters of the Senegal River between the sectors of use and the riparian states, therefore the allocation is not specified precisely in the Water Charter or any law, but is decided and updated regularly by the Commission to fit the needs of the situation [5]. No other bilateral agreement was found that would specify the number of cubic meters per country [5], [6], [7] which suggests that the riparian states only conclude multilateral agreements and onlly through the OMVS.\n\nAdditionally, the Water Charter of the Senegal River (2002) sets the principles and modalities of water distribution between the different areas of use (article 2). (3) However this sets out water sharing in very general terms (setting broad principles such as a balanced and sustainable allocation, equity between states, obligation to protect the resource, obligation to negotiate in case of a conflict, and the obligation for each member state to inform the other ones in case it starts projects that could after the others) without specifically allocating a number of cubic meters per country","Though the Algiers Agreement in 1975 originally set out plans for a commission to form a strategy on water allocation, the process remains unfulfilled. \n\nThe treaty signed on December 1975 between Iran and Iraq clearly sets out methods covering water sharing/water allocation and tasks a joint experts commission to clarify the allocations for the entire 26 rivers shared between two countries [1]. The commission met twice in 1977 and made some decisions regarding allocations in three rivers but following the Iranian Revolution in 1979, the decision making processes halted and the commission's existing decision were not implemented [1].\n\nIn 2012, the Bureau for Iran-Iraq Economic Development Affairs announced that the Common Bureau of Coordination for Arvand river would become operational in the the near future upon agreement of both countries [3] but no further actions were reported. This is an open ongoing process and both countries meet frequently in order to resolve these issues. [2,4]\n\nIran has no other bilateral treaties for management of the Tigris/Euphrates [5].","Partially. According to an agreement between Syria and Iraq signed in 1990, the Euphrates water will be shared 58 percent (Iraq) - 42 percent (Syria) [1] [2]. These numbers were not adhered to after the Gulf War. [6] \nMoreover, this agreement is increasingly difficult to execute due to the deterioration of the security situation at the borders of the two countries, provoked by the civil war in Syria and the rise of terrorism. \n\nThe 1975 Agreement with Iran included a framework for water sharing, albeit this has not been implemented, although recent moves to revive the agreement may see the sharing arrangement enforced [3] [4].\n\nIn 2002, the agreement on the establishment of a pumping station on the Tigris River in Syria specified project area and volume of water extracted in Agreement with Iraq. The quantity of water drawn annually from the Tigris River, when the flow of water is within the average, was set to be 1.25 km³ with a drainage capacity proportional to the projected surface of 150 000 ha. However adherence to this agreement could not be verified[3][4][5][6]","A water allocation plan is in place for the Syr Darya basin, but it was not developed by the joint body.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Kazakhstan represented on the ICWC by the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1] \n \n Upon creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1984 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [3] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance. [1] The ICWC members committed in 1992 to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\" of the SDBWO, which were set by the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\" adopted by Soviet Union water management authorities in 1984. [1, 3, 4] This document could not be found on the ICWC website, or elsewhere online, and sources referring to it do not mention any exact water distribution quotas. [5, 6] No information on any updates to the plan was found on the ICWC or SDBWO websites. [5, 6] \n \n Expert interviewees confirmed that the 1984 Scheme remains the ICWC's main instrument for management of the Syr Darya, and also that only its water management provisions are implemented in practice. [10, 11] Additionally, today, the SDBWO's activity has become limited to water observation from a handful of posts, as national water management authorities realise water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities and receive financing contributions originally destined for ICWC and SDBWO operations. [10, 11]\n \n Under the ICWC statute, the directors of member states' water management authorities are to meet quarterly to establish and monitor water quotas. [1] Quotas are then implemented by the SDBWO through hydraulic facilities in place along the river. [1, 3] The ICWC continues to meet quarterly, with for the most recent such meeting held 10 April 2020 (via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic). [7] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins; measures taken to ensure additional water from reservoirs during the growing season in the Syr Darya basin. [7] However, ICWC and media reports do not state the exact quotas established at the meetings. [7, 8, 9]\n \n However, ICWC bi-annual reports do publish comparisons of actual water uptake statistics and quotas agreed by the ICWC following the end of each growing and non-growing season, divided by country and river section; between October 2019 and March 2020 (the non-growing season), Kazakhstan was allocated a total of 0.52 km³ water from the Syr Darya, and actual water uptake was 0.5 km³. [13]","Kyrgyzstan does not currently participate in the joint body, which operates a water allocation plan developed prior to the body's creation. However, the member states assign Kyrgyzstan a water quota for uptake from the Syr Darya, which Kyrgyzstan complies with.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with the ICWC website listing Kyrgyzstan's State Committee for Water Resources as a member. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1] However, due to Kyrgyzstan having frozen its membership of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (an umbrella organisation responsible for regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis and also for the ICWC and constituent organisations) in 2016, the country does not participate in the quarterly meetings and therefore does not have input on water quotas. [14, 15] Despite this, the other member states continue to assign Kyrgyzstan a water quota for uptake from the Syr Darya, which was set at 0.037 km³ water in the non-growing season between October 2019 and March 2020, with actual water uptake measured at 0.03 km³ by ICWC; although an expert interviewee reported that Kyrgyzstan has not shared data with the ICWC since 2015. [13, 14]\n \n Upon creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1984 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [3] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance. [1] The ICWC members committed in 1992 to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\" of the SDBWO, which were set by the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\" adopted by Soviet Union water management authorities in 1984. [1, 3, 4] This document could not be found on the ICWC website, or elsewhere online, and sources referring to it do not mention any exact water distribution quotas. [5, 6] No information on any updates to the plan was found on the ICWC or SDBWO websites. [5, 6] \n \n Expert interviewees confirmed that the 1984 Scheme remains the ICWC's main instrument for management of the Syr Darya, and also that only its water management provisions are implemented in practice. [10, 11] Additionally, today, the SDBWO's activity has become limited to water observation from a handful of posts, as national water management authorities realise water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities and receive financing contributions originally destined for ICWC and SDBWO operations. [10, 11]\n \n Under the ICWC statute, the directors of member states' water management authorities are to meet quarterly to establish and monitor water quotas. [1] Quotas are then implemented by the SDBWO through hydraulic facilities in place along the river. [1, 3] The ICWC continues to meet quarterly, with for the most recent such meeting held 10 April 2020 (via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic). [7] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins; measures taken to ensure additional water from reservoirs during the growing season in the Syr Darya basin. [7] However, ICWC and media reports do not state the exact quotas established at the meetings. [7, 8, 9] However, ICWC bi-annual reports do publish comparisons of actual water uptake statistics and quotas agreed by the ICWC following the end of each growing and non-growing season, divided by country and river section. [13]","There is a joint body (RBO) that addresses integrated water resources management, but water allocation and sharing has not been implemented. Laos is a full-member of the RBO. \n\nThe Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. It uses Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) to manage planning on a basin-wide scale. Mekong river sharing conflicts have been rising in the last few years, but no formal water sharing agreement/strategy has been reached [1] [2] [3]. One of the objectives of the Mekong Agreement was to utilize the waters of the Mekong River system in a reasonable and equitable manner. However, the water sharing plan has not been established yet [4]\n","There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) which covers water sharing/water allocation and Mali is a full member of the RBO. \n\nThe Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Within the OMVS, the Permanent Water Commission is the advisory body to the Council of Ministers, responsible for defining the principles and modalities of the distribution of river water between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. One of its missions is to periodically prepare the water resources management plan, based on projections of user needs and a simulation of the management of the system. (1) Nevertheless, none of these management plans could be found on the OMVS website - although there is evidence it meets reguarly (2)\n\nThe mandate of the Permanent Water Commission to effetc water sharing was confirmed with the Law 2006-30 promulgated by Senegal when Guinea joined the OMVS, where the role of the Commission in setting the water allocation among the member states is set out at art 20 [4]. It stipulates that the Permanent Water Commission is responsible for defining the principles and methods of the distribution of the waters of the Senegal River between the sectors of use and the riparian states, therefore the allocation is not specified precisely in the Water Charter or any law, but is decided and updated regularly by the Commission to fit the needs of the situation [5]. No other bilateral agreement was found that would specify the number of cubic meters per country [5], [6], [7] which suggests that the riparian states only conclude multilateral agreements and onlly through the OMVS.\n\nAdditionally, the Water Charter of the Senegal River (2002) sets the principles and modalities of water distribution between the different areas of use (article 2). (3) However this sets out water sharing in very general terms (setting broad principles such as a balanced and sustainable allocation, equity between states, obligation to protect the resource, obligation to negotiate in case of a conflict, and the obligation for each member state to inform the other ones in case it starts projects that could after the others) without specifically allocating a number of cubic meters per country","There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) which covers water sharing/water allocation and Mauritania is a full member of the RBO. \n\nThe Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Within the OMVS, the Permanent Water Commission is the advisory body to the Council of Ministers, responsible for defining the principles and modalities of the distribution of river water between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. One of its missions is to periodically prepare the water resources management plan, based on projections of user needs and a simulation of the management of the system. (1) Nevertheless, none of these management plans could be found on the OMVS website - although there is evidence it meets reguarly (2)\n\nThe mandate of the Permanent Water Commission to effetc water sharing was confirmed with the Law 2006-30 promulgated by Senegal when Guinea joined the OMVS, where the role of the Commission in setting the water allocation among the member states is set out at art 20 [4]. It stipulates that the Permanent Water Commission is responsible for defining the principles and methods of the distribution of the waters of the Senegal River between the sectors of use and the riparian states, therefore the allocation is not specified precisely in the Water Charter or any law, but is decided and updated regularly by the Commission to fit the needs of the situation [5]. No other bilateral agreement was found that would specify the number of cubic meters per country [5], [6], [7] which suggests that the riparian states only conclude multilateral agreements and onlly through the OMVS.\n\nAdditionally, the Water Charter of the Senegal River (2002) sets the principles and modalities of water distribution between the different areas of use (article 2). (3) However this sets out water sharing in very general terms (setting broad principles such as a balanced and sustainable allocation, equity between states, obligation to protect the resource, obligation to negotiate in case of a conflict, and the obligation for each member state to inform the other ones in case it starts projects that could after the others) without specifically allocating a number of cubic meters per country","Myanmar, as dialogue partner has only cooperated with the MRC Secretariat in exchanging relevant monitoring and water-quality data and technological expertise in flood prevention and management. No management plan or formal collaboration on water sharing/water allocation has been signed. [1,2] MRC agreement covers water allocation/usage of the mekong river both during the wet and dry season. Eg. Intra-basin use is subject to prior consultation that aims for an agreement by the Joint Committee. There are also rules regarding water utilization and inter-basin diversions. [3]","There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO), but there is no formal collaboration on water sharing/water allocation.\n\nThe \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda\" of November 2010, developed by the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), of which Peru is a full member, outlines cooperation through water sharing; however, there are no specific water allocation methods, such as quantifiable volume of water for each basin country. [1][2] Subtopic A.2. of the \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda\" is dedicated to water resources, but the issue is treated broadly, without mentioning specific water allocation for each country. [2] \n\n\nThis legislation was not updated comprehensively in the Strategic Action Program (PAE), a formal transboundary water monitoring and management system. The plan identifies three lines of response, which are: strengthening IWRM, Adapting to Climate Change and Variability and Knowledge Management. [3] Strategic actions include water quality monitoring, conservation and efficient water use, developing adaptation measures and creating an information management platform, among others. However, there is no mention of principles for water sharing and allocation among member countries. [3] \n\nPerú does not have additional bilateral water sharing agreements for the Amazon basin with other countries. [4] ","There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) which covers water sharing/water allocation and Senegal is a full member of the RBO. \n\nThe Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Within the OMVS, the Permanent Water Commission is the advisory body to the Council of Ministers, responsible for defining the principles and modalities of the distribution of river water between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. One of its missions is to periodically prepare the water resources management plan, based on projections of user needs and a simulation of the management of the system. (1) Nevertheless, none of these management plans could be found on the OMVS website - although there is evidence it meets reguarly (2)\n\nThe mandate of the Permanent Water Commission to effetc water sharing was confirmed with the Law 2006-30 promulgated by Senegal when Guinea joined the OMVS, where the role of the Commission in setting the water allocation among the member states is set out at art 20 [4]. It stipulates that the Permanent Water Commission is responsible for defining the principles and methods of the distribution of the waters of the Senegal River between the sectors of use and the riparian states, therefore the allocation is not specified precisely in the Water Charter or any law, but is decided and updated regularly by the Commission to fit the needs of the situation [5]. No other bilateral agreement was found that would specify the number of cubic meters per country [5], [6], [7] which suggests that the riparian states only conclude multilateral agreements and onlly through the OMVS.\n\nAdditionally, the Water Charter of the Senegal River (2002) sets the principles and modalities of water distribution between the different areas of use (article 2). (3) However this sets out water sharing in very general terms (setting broad principles such as a balanced and sustainable allocation, equity between states, obligation to protect the resource, obligation to negotiate in case of a conflict, and the obligation for each member state to inform the other ones in case it starts projects that could after the others) without specifically allocating a number of cubic meters per country","The Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin outlines principles of water sharing but the commission does not set out measures for the allocation of water for basin members. \n\nAccording to article 7 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties are entitled, within their territories, to a reasonable and equitable share of the beneficial uses of the Sava River Basin water resources. Reasonable and equitable share within the meaning of Paragraph 1 of this Article is to be determined in any particular case in light of the relevant factors according to international law. [1] All parties of the agreement are signatories of the 1992 - Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. This convention commits members to \"reasonable and equitable\" water use in cosideration of other basin members and outlines principles applicable to water sharing in article 2 and 6. [2] \n\nHowever this agreement has yet to be translated into any meaningful water allocation agreements between the basin states. This was noted by a recent report by the UNECE [3] and supported by an absence of agreements on the Sava Basin Commissin website [4] or reported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for either Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia or BiH. [5,6,7,8]","The Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin outlines principles of water sharing but the commission does not set out measures for the allocation of water for basin members. \n\nAccording to article 7 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties are entitled, within their territories, to a reasonable and equitable share of the beneficial uses of the Sava River Basin water resources. Reasonable and equitable share within the meaning of Paragraph 1 of this Article is to be determined in any particular case in light of the relevant factors according to international law. [1] All parties of the agreement are signatories of the 1992 - Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes. This convention commits members to \"reasonable and equitable\" water use in cosideration of other basin members and outlines principles applicable to water sharing in article 2 and 6. [2] \n\nHowever this agreement has yet to be translated into any meaningful water allocation agreements between the basin states. This was noted by a recent report by the UNECE [3] and supported by an absence of agreements on the Sava Basin Commissin website [4] or reported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for either Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia or BiH. [5,6,7,8]","There are bilateral agreements between Syria & Turkey and Syria & Iraq in the form of MoUs that cover aspects of water sharing/water allocation.\n\nThe Protocol on Economic Cooperation of 1987 was an interim agreement on water quantity which stated that an annual 16 BCM (500 m³/s) was to be released at the Syrian-Turkish border. The protocol is no longer in action. [1] \n\nIn 1990, the Syrian-Iraqi Water Accord allocated the water of the Euphrates River according to a fixed ratio of 42% to Syria and 58% to Iraq. The water accord saw its demise as soon as the Gulf War started. [2]\n\nIn 2002, the agreement on the establishment of a pumping station on the Tigris River in Syria specified project area and volume of water extracted in Agreement with Iraq. The quantity of water drawn annually from the Tigris River, when the flow of water is within the average, was set to be 1.25 km³ with a drainage capacity proportional to the projected surface of 150 000 ha. However adherence to this agreement could not be verified and it covers only one pumping station and not broader resource management [3][4][5][6]","A water allocation plan is in place for the Amu Darya basin, but it was not developed by the joint body.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Tajikistan represented on the ICWC by its Ministry of Energy and Water Resources. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1] \n \n Upon creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1987 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [3] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance. [1] The ICWC members committed in 1992 to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\" of the ADBWO, which were set by the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Amu Darya river basin\" adopted by Soviet Union water management authorities in 1987. [1, 3, 4] This document could not be found on the ICWC or ADBWO website, or elsewhere online, and sources referring to it do not mention any exact water distribution quotas. [5, 6] There is no evidence that a new water management plan has been developed for the ADBWO since this time; no information on such a document was found on the ICWC or ADBWO websites. [5, 6] According to expert interviewees, the 1987 management plan has never been updated, and its only provisions that are implemented are those on water allocation. [12, 13] Additionally, today, the ADBWO's activity has become limited to water observation from a handful of posts, as national water management authorities realise water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities and receive financing contributions originally destined for ICWC and ADBWO operations. [12, 13]\n \n However, a 2017 international research project on adaptation of management of the Amu Darya basin to climate change reported that quotas in the Amu Darya management plan are based on estimated total annual water intake of 61.5 km³, divided as follows: Kyrgyzstan 0.6 %, Tajikistan 15.4 %, Uzbekistan 48.2 % and Turkmenistan 35.8 %, as well as a 2.1 km³ allocation for Afghanistan. [7] The project recommended updates to the water allocation quotas in order to adapt to a reduction in water flow figures caused by climate change, as well as for more accurate consideration of water use by Afghanistan. [7] However, no evidence of more precise quotas was found on the research project website. [8] An expert interviewee stated that the research had not significantly impacted ICWC policy. [12]\n \n Under the ICWC statute, the directors of member states' water management authorities are to meet quarterly to establish and monitor water quotas. [1] Quotas are then implemented by the ADBWO through hydraulic facilities in place along the river. [1, 3] The ICWC continues to meet quarterly, with the most recent such meeting held 10 April 2020 (via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic). [9] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [9] However, ICWC and media reports do not state the exact quotas established at the meetings. [9, 10, 11]\n \n However, ICWC bi-annual reports do publish actual vs agreed water uptake statistics following the end of each growing and non-growing season, divided by country and river section; between October 2019 and March 2020 (the non-growing season), Tajikistan was allocated a total of 2.48 km³ water from the Amu Darya, and actual water uptake was 2.44 km³. [12]","A water allocation plan is in place for the Syr Darya basin, but it was not developed by the joint body.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Tajikistan represented on the ICWC by its Ministry of Energy and Water Resources. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1] \n \n Upon creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1984 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [3] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance. [1] The ICWC members committed in 1992 to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\" of the SDBWO, which were set by the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\" adopted by Soviet Union water management authorities in 1984. [1, 3, 4] This document could not be found on the ICWC website, or elsewhere online, and sources referring to it do not mention any exact water distribution quotas. [5, 6] There is no evidence that a new water mangement plan has been developed for the SDBWO since this time; no information on such a document was found on the ICWC or SDBWO websites. [5, 6] Expert interviewees confirmed that the 1984 Scheme remains the ICWC's main instrument for management of the Syr Darya, and also that only its water management provisions are implemented in practice. [10, 11] Additionally, today, the SDBWO's activity has become limited to water observation from a handful of posts, as national water management authorities realise water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities and receive financing contributions originally destined for ICWC and SDBWO operations. [10, 11]\n \n Under the ICWC statute, the directors of member states' water management authorities are to meet quarterly to establish and monitor water quotas. [1] Quotas are then implemented by the SDBWO through hydraulic facilities in place along the river. [1, 3] The ICWC continues to meet quarterly, with for the most recent such meeting held 10 April 2020 (via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic). [7] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins; measures taken to ensure additional water from reservoirs during the growing season in the Syr Darya basin. [7] However, ICWC and media reports do not state the exact quotas established at the meetings. [7, 8, 9]\n \n However, ICWC bi-annual reports do publish actual vs agreed water uptake statistics following the end of each growing and non-growing season, divided by country and river section; between October 2019 and March 2020 (the non-growing season), Tajikistan was allocated a total of 0.37 km³ water from the Syr Darya, and actual water uptake was 0.03 km³. [12]","There is a joint body (RBO) that addresses integrated water resources management, but water allocation and sharing has not been implemented. Thailand is a full-member of the RBO. \n\nThe Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. It uses Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) to manage planning on a basin-wide scale. Mekong river sharing conflicts have been rising in the last few years, but no formal water sharing agreement/strategy has been reached [1] [2] [3]. One of the objectives of the Mekong Agreement was to utilize the waters of the Mekong River system in a reasonable and equitable manner. However, the water sharing plan has not been established yet [4]\n","In the absence of a joint body for the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin, there are no agreement/management plan outlining methods of water sharing or allocation. \n\nA Joint Technical Committee (JTC) was established in 1980 to discuss the water issues between Turkey and Iraq, and Syria joined this Committee in 1983. However, no tripartite agreement was reached. Instead, in 1987, a protocol between Turkey and the Syrian Arab Republic guaranteed the latter a minimum flow of the Euphrates River of 500 m3/sec throughout the year (15.75 km3/year), pending a full agreement. According to a recent study by Dohrmann and Hatem \" since the signing of the agreement, Turkey unilaterally altered the flow of water, often without warning, which has caused rifts with both Syria and Iraq, resulting in the increased importance of bilateral ships between each and Turkey.\" [5]\n","A water allocation plan is in place for the Amu Darya basin, but it was not developed by the joint body.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Turkmenistan represented on the ICWC by the State Committee on Water Management. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1] \n \n Upon creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1987 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [3] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance. [1] The ICWC members committed in 1992 to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\" of the ADBWO, which were set by the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\" adopted by Soviet Union water management authorities in 1987. [1, 3, 4] This document could not be found on the ICWC or ADBWO website, or elsewhere online, and sources referring to it do not mention any exact water distribution quotas. [5, 6] There is no evidence that a new water management plan has been developed for the ADBWO since this time; no information on such a document was found on the ICWC or ADBWO websites. [5, 6] According to expert interviewees, the 1987 management plan has never been updated, and its only provisions that are implemented are those on water allocation. [12, 13] Additionally, today, the ADBWO's activity has become limited to water observation from a handful of posts, as national water management authorities realise water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities and receive financing contributions originally destined for ICWC and ADBWO operations. [12, 13]\n \n A 2017 international research project on adaptation of management of the Amu Darya basin to climate change reported that quotas in the Amu Darya management plan are based on estimated total annual water intake of 61.5 km³, divided as follows: Kyrgyzstan 0.6 %, Tajikistan 15.4 %, Uzbekistan 48.2 % and Turkmenistan 35.8 %, as well as a 2.1 km³ allocation for Afghanistan. [7] The project recommended updates to the water allocation quotas in order to adapt to a reduction in water flow figures caused by climate change, as well as for more accurate consideration of water use by Afghanistan. [7] However, no evidence of more precise quotas was found on the research project website. [8] An expert interviewee stated that this research had not significantly impacted ICWC policy. [12]\n \n Under the ICWC statute, the directors of member states' water management authorities are to meet quarterly to establish and monitor water quotas. [1] Quotas are then implemented by the ADBWO through hydraulic facilities in place along the river. [1, 3] The ICWC continues to meet quarterly, with the most recent such meeting held 10 April 2020 (via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic). [9] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [9] ICWC and media reports do not state the exact quotas established at the meetings. [9, 10, 11] \n \n However, ICWC bi-annual reports do publish actual vs agreed water uptake statistics following the end of each growing and non-growing season, divided by country and river section; between October 2019 and March 2020 (the non-growing season), Turkmenistan was allocated a total of 6.50 km³ water from the Amu Darya, and actual water uptake was 6.78 km³. [15]","A water allocation plan is in place for the Amu Darya basin, but it was not developed by the joint body.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Uzbekistan represented on the ICWC by the Ministry for Water Management. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1] \n \n Upon creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1987 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [3] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance. [1] The ICWC members committed in 1992 to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\" of the ADBWO, which were set by the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\" adopted by Soviet Union water management authorities in 1987. [1, 3, 4] This document could not be found on the ICWC or ADBWO website, or elsewhere online, and sources referring to it do not mention any exact water distribution quotas. [5, 6] There is no evidence that a new water management plan has been developed for the ADBWO since this time; no information on such a document was found on the ICWC or ADBWO websites. [5, 6] According to expert interviewees, the 1987 management plan has never been updated, and its only provisions that are implemented are those on water allocation. [12, 13] Additionally, today, the ADBWO's activity has become limited to water observation from a handful of posts, as national water management authorities realise water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities and receive financing contributions originally destined for ICWC and ADBWO operations. [12, 13] However, Uzbekistan finances the ADBWO, since the organisation is headquartered in the country and operates only in Uzbekistan. [12, 14, 16] \n \n However, a 2017 international research project on adaptation of management of the Amu Darya basin to climate change reported that quotas in the Amu Darya management plan are based on estimated total annual water intake of 61.5 km³, divided as follows: Kyrgyzstan 0.6 %, Tajikistan 15.4 %, Uzbekistan 48.2 % and Turkmenistan 35.8 %, as well as a 2.1 km³ allocation for Afghanistan. [7] The project recommended updates to the water allocation quotas in order to adapt to a reduction in water flow figures caused by climate change, as well as for more accurate consideration of water use by Afghanistan. [7] However, no evidence of more precise quotas was found on the research project website. [8] An expert interviewee stated that this research had not significantly impacted ICWC policy. [12]\n \n Under the ICWC statute, the directors of member states' water management authorities are to meet quarterly to establish and monitor water quotas. [1] Quotas are then implemented by the ADBWO through hydraulic facilities in place along the river. [1, 3] The ICWC continues to meet quarterly, with the most recent such meeting held 10 April 2020 (via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic). [9] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [9] ICWC and media reports do not state the exact quotas established at the meetings. [9, 10, 11] \n \n However, ICWC bi-annual reports do publish actual vs agreed water uptake statistics following the end of each growing and non-growing season, divided by country and river section; between October 2019 and March 2020 (the non-growing season), Uzbekistan was allocated a total of 6.35 km³ water from the Amu Darya, and actual water uptake was 6.59 km³. [15]","A water allocation plan is in place for the Syr Darya basin, but it was not developed by the joint body.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created and joined the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992 as a joint regional body for the direction of water policy. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Uzbekistan represented on the ICWC by the Ministry for Water Management. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1] \n \n Upon creation, the ICWC assumed control of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) as an executive body for management of the river, originally established for this purpose in 1984 by the Soviet Union water management authorities. [3] According to the organisation's statute, its main role is realisation of the water limits which the ICWC sets for riparian states through operation of hydraulic facilities in place along the river and related maintenance. [1] The ICWC members committed in 1992 to \"respecting the existing structure and principles of distribution\" of the SDBWO, which were set by the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\" adopted by Soviet Union water management authorities in 1984. [1, 3, 4] This document could not be found on the ICWC website, or elsewhere online, and sources referring to it do not mention any exact water distribution quotas. [5, 6] No information on any updates to the plan was found on the ICWC or SDBWO websites. [5, 6] \n \n Expert interviewees confirmed that the 1984 Scheme remains the ICWC's main instrument for management of the Syr Darya, and also that only its water management provisions are implemented in practice. [10, 11] Additionally, today, the SDBWO's activity has become limited to water observation from a handful of posts, as national water management authorities realise water limits set by the ICWC through hydraulic facilities and receive financing contributions originally destined for ICWC and SDBWO operations. [10, 11] However, Uzbekistan finances the SDBWO, since the organisation is headquartered in the country and operates only in Uzbekistan. [12, 14] \n \n Under the ICWC statute, the directors of member states' water management authorities are to meet quarterly to establish and monitor water quotas. [1] Quotas are then implemented by the SDBWO through hydraulic facilities in place along the river. [1, 3] The ICWC continues to meet quarterly, with for the most recent such meeting held 10 April 2020 (via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic). [7] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins; measures taken to ensure additional water from reservoirs during the growing season in the Syr Darya basin. [7] However, ICWC and media reports do not state the exact quotas established at the meetings. [7, 8, 9]\n \n However, ICWC bi-annual reports do publish comparisons of actual water uptake statistics and quotas agreed by the ICWC following the end of each growing and non-growing season, divided by country and river section; between October 2019 and March 2020 (the non-growing season), Uzbekistan was allocated a total of 2.48 km³ water from the Syr Darya, and actual water uptake was 2.44 km³. [13]","There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO), but there is no formal collaboration on water sharing/water allocation. \n\nThe \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda\" of November 2010, developed by the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), of which Colombia is a full member, outlines cooperation through water sharing; however, there are no specific water allocation methods, such as quantifiable volume of water for each basin country. [1][2] Subtopic A.2. of the \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda\" is dedicated to water resources, but the issue is treated broadly, without mentioning specific water allocation for each country. [2] \n\nThis legislation was not updated comprehensively in the Strategic Action Program (PAE), a formal transboundary water monitoring and management system. The plan identifies three lines of response, which are: strengthening IWRM, Adapting to Climate Change and Variability and Knowledge Management. [3] Strategic actions include water quality monitoring, conservation and efficient water use, developing adaptation measures and creating an information management platform, among others. However, there is no mention of principles for water sharing and allocation among member countries. [3]\n\nAccording to an academic paper, Colombia and Venezuela signed a transboundary basin agreement regarding the Catatumbo river in 1982, but it was not implemented. The paper discusses various conflicts related to the basin, but does not describe any methods of water sharing or water allocation [4]. In addition, Venezuela and Colombia signed the Act of San Pedro Alejandrino in 1990 to negotiate transboundary basin issues, and they established the Binational Technical Commission for the Integrated Study of Shared Hydrographic Basins between the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Colombia in 2002, which was tasked with reactivating negotiations around transboundary basins [5]. The text of these agreements does not appear to be publicly available online and there is not evidence they covered water allocation [4,5]. \n","There is a joint body (RBO) that addresses integrated water resources management, but water allocation and sharing has not been implemented. Vietnam is a full-member of the RBO. \n\nThe Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. It uses Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) to manage planning on a basin-wide scale. Mekong river sharing conflicts have been rising in the last few years, but no formal water sharing agreement/strategy has been reached [1] [2] [3]. One of the objectives of the Mekong Agreement was to utilize the waters of the Mekong River system in a reasonable and equitable manner. However, the water sharing plan has not been established yet [4]\n",null,null,null,"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwoamu_ru.htm]\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n \n [5] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n \n [6] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2017. \"Key findings of the project regarding existing and future challenges for the Amu Darya Basin\", (\"Ключевые результаты проекта касательно существующих и будущих вызовов для бассейна Амударьи\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/projects/peer-amudarya/key_findings.htm].\n \n [7] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. \"Transboundary water management adaptation in the Amudarya basin to climate change uncertainties\". [http://www.cawater-info.net/projects/peer-amudarya/index_e.htm].\n \n [8] Rysbekov A Yu, Rysbekov Yu. Kh. 2016. \"Towards the 20th anniversary of adoption of the Nukus Declaration by Central Asian states\", (\"К 20-летию принятия Нукусской Декларации государств Центральной Азии\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/rysbekov16-1.pdf].\n \n [9] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination Scientific Information Centre. 10 April 2020. \"78 session of the Interstate Commission for Water coordination\", (\"Очередное 78 заседание Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/345.htm].\n \n [10] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 2020. \"Analysis of the water management sityation in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya river basins for the non-growing season 2019-2020\", (\"Анализ водохозяйственной ситуации в бассейнах рек Сырдарьи и Амударьи за межвегетацию 2019-2020 года\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/pdf/analytical_report_2019-2020_ru.pdf].\n \n [11] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Institute for Economic Cooperation, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n \n [12] Zonn I. S. et al. 2018. \"Afghanistan's Water Policy in Central Asia\", (\"Водная полтитка Афганистана в Центральной Азии\"). [https://cyberleninka.ru/article/n/vodnaya-politika-afganistana-v-tsentralnoy-azii].\n \n [13] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [14] Gazeta UZ. 28 February 2018. \"Uzbekistan and Afghanistan discuss riverbank-strengthening work along the Amu Darya\", (\"Узбекистан и Афганистан обсудили берегоукрепительные работы вдоль Амударьи\"). [https://www.gazeta.uz/ru/2018/02/28/coasts/].","[1] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization - ACTO\". http://www.itamaraty.gov.br/en/politica-externa/integracao-regional/6351-amazon-cooperation-treaty-organization-acto\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Permanent Secretariat. \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda: Approved at the X Meeting of the TCA’s Ministers of Foreign Affairs\". November 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3d6f9b368f121d6b998800c04bb54605.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Strategic Action Program – SAP”. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/library/details/237\n[4] Binational Lake Titicaca Authority. Bylaws. Undated. http://www.alt-perubolivia.org/web/nosotros/marco-legal/item/download/8_5562b9ef4b4a3833c7730bc8acb69dda.html\n[5] Ministry of Foreign Relations. Speech 4th Binational Cabinet. 2018. http://www.cancilleria.gob.bo/webmre/node/2871","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"AGREEMENT ON THE COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE\n  DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN\". 5 April 1995. http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/agreement-Apr95.pdf","[1] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization - ACTO\". http://www.itamaraty.gov.br/en/politica-externa/integracao-regional/6351-amazon-cooperation-treaty-organization-acto\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Permanent Secretariat. \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda: Approved at the X Meeting of the TCA’s Ministers of Foreign Affairs\". November 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3d6f9b368f121d6b998800c04bb54605.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Strategic Action Program – SAP”. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/library/details/237\n[4] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Bilateral relationships (Relações bilaterais)\". http://www.itamaraty.gov.br/pt-BR/relacoes-bilaterais","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"AGREEMENT ON THE COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE\n  DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN\". 5 April 1995. http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/agreement-Apr95.pdf","[1] Mekong River Commission, \"Mekong Integrated Water Resources Management Project\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mekong-integrated-water-resources-management-project/.\n[2] Mekong River Commission, \"Upstream Partners\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/.\n[3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC), accessed in 2019, http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/.\n\nAsia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD), \"About ACD\", accessed in 2019, http://www.acd-dialogue.org/about-acd.html.","[1] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization - ACTO\". http://www.itamaraty.gov.br/en/politica-externa/integracao-regional/6351-amazon-cooperation-treaty-organization-acto\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Permanent Secretariat. \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda: Approved at the X Meeting of the TCA’s Ministers of Foreign Affairs\". November 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3d6f9b368f121d6b998800c04bb54605.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Strategic Action Program – SAP”. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/library/details/237\n[4] Ministry of the Environment and Sustainable Development. Binational Plan for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Carchi-Guaitara, Mira and Mataje - Synthesis. 2017. \nhttps://www.iucn.org/sites/dev/files/content/documents/pbgirh-27abr2017.pdf\n[5] Governments of Ecuador and Colombia. Minutes of the Binational Technical Meetings. 2013. http://www.sbi-ecuador-colombia.info/documentos/3_DeclaracionConjuntaPresidencialIIGabineteBinacionalEcuador-ColombiaIpiales2013.pdf\n[6] Medina de Perez, Mayra. 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November 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3d6f9b368f121d6b998800c04bb54605.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Strategic Action Program – SAP”. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/library/details/237\n[4] Ministry of the Environment and Sustainable Development. Binational Plan for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Carchi-Guaitara, Mira and Mataje - Synthesis. 2017. https://www.iucn.org/sites/dev/files/content/documents/pbgirh-27abr2017.pdf\n[5] Governments of Ecuador and Colombia. Minutes of the Binational Technical Meetings. 2013. http://www.sbi-ecuador-colombia.info/documentos/3_DeclaracionConjuntaPresidencialIIGabineteBinacionalEcuador-ColombiaIpiales2013.pdf\n[6] Ministry of Foreign Relations. 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[http://91.203.172.83/activity2_ru.htm]. \n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Сырдарья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute10_ru.htm].\n\n[4] Rysbekov A Yu, Rysbekov Yu. Kh. 2016. \"Towards the 20th anniversary of adoption of the Nukus Declaration by Central Asian states\", (\"К 20-летию принятия Нукусской Декларации государств Центральной Азии\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/rysbekov16-1.pdf].\n\n[5] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. [https://bwosyrdarya.org]\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination. [http://91.203.172.83/]\n\n[7] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Meetings of the ICWC.\" (\"Заседания МКВК Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm].\n\n[8] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination Scientific Information Centre. 10 April 2020. \"78 session of the Interstate Commission for Water coordination\", (\"Очередное 78 заседание Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/345.htm].\n\n[9] Kaz Inform. 5 November 2019. \"Operation of reservoir cascades of the Syr Darya and Amu Darya rivers discussed in Almaty\", (\"Работы каскадов водохранилищ рек Сырдарья и Амударья обсудили в Алматы\").[https://www.inform.kz/ru/raboty-kaskadov-vodohranilisch-rek-syrdar-ya-i-amudar-ya-obsudili-v-almaty_a3582483].\n\n[10] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[11] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.\n\n[12] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 2020. \"Analysis of the water management sityation in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya river basins for the non-growing season 2019-2020\", (\"Анализ водохозяйственной ситуации в бассейнах рек Сырдарьи и Амударьи за межвегетацию 2019-2020 года\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/pdf/analytical_report_2019-2020_ru.pdf].","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"AGREEMENT ON THE COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE\n  DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN\". 5 April 1995. http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/agreement-Apr95.pdf","[1] FAO/Aquastat, Euphrates-Tigris Basin, 2009, http://www.fao.org/nr/water/aquastat/basins/euphrates-tigris/index.stm\n[2] Devrim Elvan, Integrated Water Management Resources work in the Euphrates and Tigris River-Basin, February 2012, https://www.researchgate.net/publication/317617000_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_work_in_the_Euphrates_and_Tigris_River-Basin\n[3] Ayşegül Kibaroğlu and Waltina Scheumann. Euphrates-Tigris Rivers\nSystem: “Political Rapprochement and Transboundary Waters” in Ayşegül\nKibaroğlu, Waltina Scheumann, Annıka Kramer (eds): Turkey’s Water\nPolicy: National Frameworks and International Cooperation. Springer\nScience and Business Media, 2011.\nhttps://books.google.com.tr/books?id=_1I_m3pdX8gC&amp;pg=PA294&amp;lpg=PA294&amp;dq=Third+Meeting+of+the+High+Level+Strategic+Cooperation+Council+Between+the+Syrian+Arab+Republic+and+the+Republic+of+Turkey&amp;source=bl&amp;ots=2RmzqSJjon&amp;sig=ACfU3U2Kvr1WnlXtFALedFJIF3gmthQPlA&amp;hl=tr&amp;sa=X&amp;ved=2ahUKEwiG89LukrnhAhWPzoUKHa7FB_4Q6AEwBHoECAcQAQ#v=onepage&amp;q=Third%20Meeting%20of%20the%20High%20Level%20Strategic%20Cooperation%20Council%20Between%20the%20Syrian%20Arab%20Republic%20and%20the%20Republic%20of%20Turkey&amp;f=false\n[4] Arab News/Reuters, Turkey to release water to ease Iraqi shortages, 11 October 2018, http://www.arabnews.com/node/1385906/middle-east\n[5]\n","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm]\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://91.203.172.83/activity2_ru.htm]. \n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья».\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute9_ru.htm]\n\n[4] Rysbekov A Yu, Rysbekov Yu. Kh. 2016. \"Towards the 20th anniversary of adoption of the Nukus Declaration by Central Asian states\", (\"К 20-летию принятия Нукусской Декларации государств Центральной Азии\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/rysbekov16-1.pdf]\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[6] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n\n[7] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2017. \"Key findings of the project regarding existing and future challenges for the Amu Darya Basin\", (\"Ключевые результаты проекта касательно существующих и будущих вызовов для бассейна Амударьи\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/projects/peer-amudarya/key_findings.htm]\n\n[8] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. \"Transboundary water management adaptation in the Amudarya basin to climate change uncertainties\". [http://www.cawater-info.net/projects/peer-amudarya/index_e.htm]\n\n[9] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination Scientific Information Centre. 10 April 2020. \"78th session of the Interstate Commission for Water coordination\", (\"Очередное 78 заседание Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/345.htm]\n\n[10] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Meetings of the ICWC.\" (\"Заседания МКВК Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm].\n\n[11] Kaz Inform. 5 November 2019. \"Operation of reservoir cascades of the Syr Darya and Amu Darya rivers discussed in Almaty\", (\"Работы каскадов водохранилищ рек Сырдарья и Амударья обсудили в Алматы\").[https://www.inform.kz/ru/raboty-kaskadov-vodohranilisch-rek-syrdar-ya-i-amudar-ya-obsudili-v-almaty_a3582483]\n\n[12] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[13] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.\n\n[14] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. \"Territorial subunits\", (\"Территориальные подразделения\"). [http://amudarya-bwo.org/territorialnye-podrazdeleniya/].\n\n[15] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 2020. \"Analysis of the water management sityation in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya river basins for the non-growing season 2019-2020\", (\"Анализ водохозяйственной ситуации в бассейнах рек Сырдарьи и Амударьи за межвегетацию 2019-2020 года\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/pdf/analytical_report_2019-2020_ru.pdf].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm]\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://91.203.172.83/activity2_ru.htm]. \n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья».\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute9_ru.htm]\n\n[4] Rysbekov A Yu, Rysbekov Yu. Kh. 2016. \"Towards the 20th anniversary of adoption of the Nukus Declaration by Central Asian states\", (\"К 20-летию принятия Нукусской Декларации государств Центральной Азии\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/rysbekov16-1.pdf]\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[6] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n\n[7] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2017. \"Key findings of the project regarding existing and future challenges for the Amu Darya Basin\", (\"Ключевые результаты проекта касательно существующих и будущих вызовов для бассейна Амударьи\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/projects/peer-amudarya/key_findings.htm]\n\n[8] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. \"Transboundary water management adaptation in the Amudarya basin to climate change uncertainties\". [http://www.cawater-info.net/projects/peer-amudarya/index_e.htm]\n\n[9] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination Scientific Information Centre. 10 April 2020. \"78th session of the Interstate Commission for Water coordination\", (\"Очередное 78 заседание Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/345.htm]\n\n[10] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Meetings of the ICWC.\" (\"Заседания МКВК Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm].\n\n[11] Kaz Inform. 5 November 2019. \"Operation of reservoir cascades of the Syr Darya and Amu Darya rivers discussed in Almaty\", (\"Работы каскадов водохранилищ рек Сырдарья и Амударья обсудили в Алматы\").[https://www.inform.kz/ru/raboty-kaskadov-vodohranilisch-rek-syrdar-ya-i-amudar-ya-obsudili-v-almaty_a3582483]\n\n[12] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[13] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.\n\n[14] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. \"Territorial subunits\", (\"Территориальные подразделения\"). [http://amudarya-bwo.org/territorialnye-podrazdeleniya/].\n\n[15] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 2020. \"Analysis of the water management sityation in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya river basins for the non-growing season 2019-2020\", (\"Анализ водохозяйственной ситуации в бассейнах рек Сырдарьи и Амударьи за межвегетацию 2019-2020 года\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/pdf/analytical_report_2019-2020_ru.pdf].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://91.203.172.83/activity2_ru.htm]. \n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Сырдарья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute10_ru.htm].\n\n[4] Rysbekov A Yu, Rysbekov Yu. Kh. 2016. \"Towards the 20th anniversary of adoption of the Nukus Declaration by Central Asian states\", (\"К 20-летию принятия Нукусской Декларации государств Центральной Азии\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/rysbekov16-1.pdf].\n\n[5] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. [https://bwosyrdarya.org]\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination. [http://91.203.172.83/]\n\n[7] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Meetings of the ICWC.\" (\"Заседания МКВК Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm].\n\n[8] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination Scientific Information Centre. 10 April 2020. \"78 session of the Interstate Commission for Water coordination\", (\"Очередное 78 заседание Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/345.htm].\n\n[9] Kaz Inform. 5 November 2019. \"Operation of reservoir cascades of the Syr Darya and Amu Darya rivers discussed in Almaty\", (\"Работы каскадов водохранилищ рек Сырдарья и Амударья обсудили в Алматы\").[https://www.inform.kz/ru/raboty-kaskadov-vodohranilisch-rek-syrdar-ya-i-amudar-ya-obsudili-v-almaty_a3582483].\n\n[10] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[11] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.\n\n[12] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. \"Territorial units\", (\"Территориальные подразделения\"). [https://bwosyrdarya.org/territorialnyie-podrazdeleniya/]. \n\n[13] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 2020. \"Analysis of the water management sityation in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya river basins for the non-growing season 2019-2020\", (\"Анализ водохозяйственной ситуации в бассейнах рек Сырдарьи и Амударьи за межвегетацию 2019-2020 года\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/pdf/analytical_report_2019-2020_ru.pdf].","[1] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization - ACTO\". http://www.itamaraty.gov.br/en/politica-externa/integracao-regional/6351-amazon-cooperation-treaty-organization-acto\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Permanent Secretariat. \"Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda: Approved at the X Meeting of the TCA’s Ministers of Foreign Affairs\". November 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3d6f9b368f121d6b998800c04bb54605.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Strategic Action Program – SAP”. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/library/details/237\n[4] Medina de Perez, Mayra. Transboundary Basins. 2006. http://observatoriogeograficoamericalatina.org.mx/egal11/Procesosambientales/Hidrologia/03.pdf\n[5] United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization. Venezuela International Issues related to water. 2016. http://www.fao.org/nr/water/aquastat/countries_regions/Profile_segments/VEN-IntIss_esp.stm\n","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"AGREEMENT ON THE COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE\n  DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN\". 5 April 1995. http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/agreement-Apr95.pdf"]
[null,"1.4.4",null,0,2,2,2,2,1,2,2,2,2,0,0,0,0,2,2,2,1,2,2,2,2,0,0,0,2,0,0,0,0,2,2,null,null,null,"Afghanistan is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992, assuming responsibility for the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) previously established by the Soviet Union. [1] The ADBWO's operation is directed by the 1987 \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Amu Darya river basin\". [2, 3] This document could not be found online, including on the ICWC or ADBWO website. [4, 5] At founding, the ICWC member states committed to upholding this existing management procedure, and no evidence that this has been amended since 1987 was found on the website of the ICWC or ADBWO. [2, 4, 5] These websites and their descriptions of ADBWO operations do not refer to coverage of any sectors other than the water sector. [2, 3, 4, 5] Expert interviewees confirm that, in practice, the ICWC is a platform for determining water allocation quotas between the five member states, and the states do not in practice use it to manage economic sectors not relating to water management. [6, 7] Since the ADBWO comes under the ICWC, ADBWO operations equally do not cover sectors other than the water sector.\n \n Afghanistan has established bilateral water sector dialogue with riparian neighbours Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan, but there is no evidence that bilateral cooperation involves a coordinated water management plan. [7, 8, 9]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) covers multiple sectors. \n\nThe PAE includes sections on the agricultural, mining, and oil and gas sectors in the chapter on \"Socioeconomic and Institutional Context\" [3]. In the same chapter, the PAE mentions additional sectors, such as the forestry, tourism, manufacturing, trade, fishing, construction, administrative and education sectors [3]. This chapter does not include programs or initiatives however gives an overview of the status of those sectors [3]. In the chapter on Strategic Actions, these economic activities/sectors are mentioned primarily in the background sections of specific strategic actions. For example, Strategic Action 5.2.2.1 is aimed at resolving the problem of deforestation and focuses \"conservation and sustainable use of water resources in the highlands and lowlands of the Amazon Basin\". The action mentions ranching, agriculture and mining as activities that have impacted the problem of deforestation. The strategic action proposes to: create an inventory of important ecosystems; identify management problems and natural threats, as well as the economic activities and social benefits around deforestation; identify the impact of deforestation on the basin's headwaters; create guidelines for land use planning; and implement a Regional Integrated Management Plan [3].\n\nThe PAE also identifies land use as an area impacted by the economic sectors mentioned above. Strategic Action 5.2.5.1 proposes the creation of a set of actions to respond to how the current land use regime has impacted water resources in the Amazon. The action mentions monoculture agriculture, ranching, informal mining, illegal logging, and infrastructure projects such as dams and highways, as economic activities that have contributed to this problem. The action's associated activities include: evaluating each country's political, cultural, institutional and economic environment; analyzing the urbanization process in the Amazon; identifying actions to reverse current land use conflicts based on an understanding of economic, political and social processes; strengthening national institutions and abilities to mitigate impacts on water resources [3].","Sectoral scope of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin and Sava River Basin Management Plan cover multiple sectors. BiH is a signatory to this agreement.\n\nAccording to article 2 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in order to achieve the following goals: a) Establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; b) Establishment of sustainable water management; and c) Undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, and reduce and eliminate adverse consequences, including those from floods, ice hazards, droughts and incidents involving substances hazardous to water. [1]\n\nThe plan covers multiple sectors:\nAgriculture: The plan refers to terms of use for pesticides (Section 3.1.3.3) and integration of water protection in agricultural development (Section 10.5). [2]\nEnergy: The plan refers to integration of water protection into development of the Hydrogel industry (Section 10.4). [2]\nManufacturing: The plans covers management of hazardous substances pollution from industrial sources (3.1.3.1) [2]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) covers multiple sectors. \n\nThe PAE includes sections on the agricultural, mining, and oil and gas sectors in the chapter on \"Socioeconomic and Institutional Context\" [3]. In the same chapter, the PAE mentions additional sectors, such as the forestry, tourism, manufacturing, trade, fishing, construction, administrative and education sectors [3]. This chapter does not include programs or initiatives however gives an overview of the status of those sectors [3]. In the chapter on Strategic Actions, these economic activities/sectors are mentioned primarily in the background sections of specific strategic actions. For example, Strategic Action 5.2.2.1 is aimed at resolving the problem of deforestation and focuses \"conservation and sustainable use of water resources in the highlands and lowlands of the Amazon Basin\". The action mentions ranching, agriculture and mining as activities that have impacted the problem of deforestation. The strategic action proposes to: create an inventory of important ecosystems; identify management problems and natural threats, as well as the economic activities and social benefits around deforestation; identify the impact of deforestation on the basin headwaters; create guidelines for land use planning; and implement a Regional Integrated Management Plan [3].\n\nThe PAE also identifies land use as an area impacted by the economic sectors mentioned above. Strategic Action 5.2.5.1 proposes the creation of a set of actions to respond to how the current land use regime has impacted water resources in the Amazon. The action mentions monoculture agriculture, ranching, informal mining, illegal logging, and infrastructure projects such as dams and highways, as economic activities that have contributed to this problem. The action's associated activities include: evaluating each country's political, cultural, institutional and economic environment; analyzing the urbanization process in the Amazon; identifying actions to reverse current land use conflicts based on an understanding of economic, political and social processes; strengthening national institutions and abilities to mitigate impacts on water resources [3].","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. The MRC’s agreement and strategic plans cover various sectors and Cambodia is a full-member of the joint body.\n\nThe MRC's agreement explicitly outlines the areas of cooperation. This includes irrigation, hydro-power, navigation, flood control, fisheries, timber floating, recreation and tourism [1]. The MRC's 'IWRM-based Basin Development Strategy 2016-2020' covers various sectors such as agriculture, energy and trade, including their trends and outlooks. The current management plan was developed through inputs from member countries. The strategy also aims to undertake a number of projects that will lead to higher levels of transboundary cooperation, benefiting many sectors such as food, energy, navigation, tourism, and flood protection [2]. Additionally, the MRC's Strategic Plan outlines the approaches to address the Mekong basin's needs on food and livelihood security, resilience against floods and droughts, energy security, and improved navigation. The Strategic Plan also covers the following challenges: environmental degradation from developments in water and non-water, hydropower impacts in the Upper and Lower Basin sectors, climate change adaptation, and water-related poverty reduction. [3]\n","China is not a full member of the Mekong River Commission (MRC).There is a management plan developed by the MRC that covers multiple sectors but China does not participate in this plan. The main focus of MRC includes agriculture and irrigation, fisheries, and river transport [1,2].\nChina is a full member of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC) initiative. The LMC has a \"3+5 Cooperation Framework\", aiming at three pillars of cooperation (Political and Security Issues, Social Cultural and People-to People exchanges, and Economic and Sustainable Development) and five key priority areas (Agriculture and Poverty Reduction, Water Resources, Production Capacity, Cross-border Economic Cooperation, and Connectivity) [3]. China is a full member of the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD). The ACD has six priority pillars: Connectivity; Science, Technology and Innovation; Education and Human Resource Development; Interrelation of Food, Energy and Water Security; Culture and Tourism; and, Promoting Approaches to Inclusive and Sustainable Development [4].","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) covers multiple sectors. \n\nThe PAE includes sections on the agricultural, mining, and oil and gas sectors in the chapter on \"Socioeconomic and Institutional Context\" [3]. In the same chapter, the PAE mentions additional sectors, such as the forestry, tourism, manufacturing, trade, fishing, construction, administrative and education sectors [3]. This chapter does not include programs or initiatives however gives an overview of the status of those sectors [3]. In the chapter on Strategic Actions, these economic activities/sectors are mentioned primarily in the background sections of specific strategic actions. For example, Strategic Action 5.2.2.1 is aimed at resolving the problem of deforestation and focuses \"conservation and sustainable use of water resources in the highlands and lowlands of the Amazon Basin\". The action mentions ranching, agriculture and mining as activities that have impacted the problem of deforestation. The strategic action proposes to: create an inventory of important ecosystems; identify management problems and natural threats, as well as the economic activities and social benefits around deforestation; identify the impact of deforestation on the basin's headwaters; create guidelines for land use planning; and implement a Regional Integrated Management Plan [3].\n\nThe PAE also identifies land use as an area impacted by the economic sectors mentioned above. Strategic Action 5.2.5.1 proposes the creation of a set of actions to respond to how the current land use regime has impacted water resources in the Amazon. The action mentions monoculture agriculture, ranching, informal mining, illegal logging, and infrastructure projects such as dams and highways, as economic activities that have contributed to this problem. The action's associated activities include: evaluating each country's political, cultural, institutional and economic environment; analyzing the urbanization process in the Amazon; identifying actions to reverse current land use conflicts based on an understanding of economic, political and social processes; strengthening national institutions and abilities to mitigate impacts on water resources [3].","Sectoral scope of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin and Sava River Basin Management Plan cover multiple sectors. Croatia is a signatory to this agreement.\n\nAccording to article 2 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in order to achieve the following goals: a) Establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; b) Establishment of sustainable water management; and c) Undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, and reduce and eliminate adverse consequences, including those from floods, ice hazards, droughts and incidents involving substances hazardous to water. [1]\n\nThe plan covers multiple sectors:\nAgriculture: The plan refers to terms of use for pesticides (Section 3.1.3.3) and integration of water protection in agricultural development (Section 10.5). [2]\nEnergy: The plan refers to integration of water protection into development of the Hydrogel industry (Section 10.4). [2]\nManufacturing: The plans covers management of hazardous substances pollution from industrial sources (3.1.3.1) [2]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) covers multiple sectors. \n\nThe PAE includes sections on the agricultural, mining, and oil and gas sectors in the chapter on \"Socioeconomic and Institutional Context\" [3]. In the same chapter, the PAE mentions additional sectors, such as the forestry, tourism, manufacturing, trade, fishing, construction, administrative and education sectors [3]. This chapter does not include programs or initiatives however gives an overview of the status of those sectors [3]. In the chapter on Strategic Actions, these economic activities/sectors are mentioned primarily in the background sections of specific strategic actions. For example, Strategic Action 5.2.2.1 is aimed at resolving the problem of deforestation and focuses \"conservation and sustainable use of water resources in the highlands and lowlands of the Amazon Basin\". The action mentions ranching, agriculture and mining as activities that have impacted the problem of deforestation. The strategic action proposes to: create an inventory of important ecosystems; identify management problems and natural threats, as well as the economic activities and social benefits around deforestation; identify the impact of deforestation on the basin's headwaters; create guidelines for land use planning; and implement a Regional Integrated Management Plan [3].\n\nThe PAE also identifies land use as an area impacted by the economic sectors mentioned above. Strategic Action 5.2.5.1 proposes the creation of a set of actions to respond to how the current land use regime has impacted water resources in the Amazon. The action mentions monoculture agriculture, ranching, informal mining, illegal logging, and infrastructure projects such as dams and highways, as economic activities that have contributed to this problem. The action's associated activities include: evaluating each country's political, cultural, institutional and economic environment; analyzing the urbanization process in the Amazon; identifying actions to reverse current land use conflicts based on an understanding of economic, political and social processes; strengthening national institutions and abilities to mitigate impacts on water resources [3].","There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) which covers multiple sectors and Guinea is a full member of the RBO. \n\nIndeed, the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin, whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Its Regional Infrastructure program covers the following sectors, irrigation, energy, navigation, drinking water and the environment. Concerning the energy sector, the Regional Infrastructure program expects, with the construction of an hydroelectric plant in Manantali, to produce 800 million kWh of hydroelectric energy. Concerning the navigation sector, the development of a permanent navigation route, between Saint-Louis and Ambidédi and the construction of a port in Saint-Louis are expected. Finally, concerning the agricultural sector, the construction of a regulatory dam in Bafing will enable the irrigation of 375,000 ha of agricultural lands. (1)","The Algiers Agreement does not cover water management issues outside navigation. There is no other bilateral agreement that Iran is party to concerning the management of the Tigris/Euphrates. \n\n\nArticle 9 of the original treaty covered issues relating to navigation in the Treaty [1]. Although these were abandoned where Iraq unilately withdrew from the agreement [3]. In January 2019, The foreign Ministers of Iraq and Iran announced in a joint press conference that the countries have established a joint commission to address navigation issues in the basin [2]. However this, along with more broader attemtps to revive the agreement, remain at an early stage of conceptulaisation. [3]","The various bilateral agreements touch on various issues, although do not comprehensively cover all sectors. The 195 agreement with Iran includes navigation as an issue, which is part of the reason for the 2019 deal to conduct joint dredging [1] [2]. The discussions with Turkey, meanwhile, have focused recently on the impact of hydroelectric power, particularly the filling of the Ilisu Dam reservoir, on the flow of water to Iraq [3]. \nNo agreements appear to be focussed on a particular economic sector's water use e.g. agriculture, manufacturing or energy outside hydroelectricity, nor represnet what could be described as \"management plan\"[1,2,3,4].","There is no evidence that management of the Syr Darya basin covers multiple sectors.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992, assuming responsibility for the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) previously established by the Soviet Union. [1] The SDBWO's operation is directed by the 1984 \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\". [2, 3] This document could not be found online, including on the ICWC and SDBWO websites. [4, 5] According to an expert interviewee familiar with the document, it addressed riparian development in several sectors, including environmental measures to be taken, and can be considered to include some principles of Integrated Water Resource Management. [5] However, the interviewee stated that the strategic development approach became untenable following the collapse of the Soviet Union, and while the ICWC began development of an overall strategy for the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins during the 1990s, including comprehensive preparatory analysis addressing hydroelectric power generation, irrigation and industrial development, the attempt foundered due to a lack of political will, with member states' independent water management goals diverging and strengthening ownership of the river sectors in each member state. [5] Since that time, only the 1984 Scheme's water allocation provisions have been applied; descriptions of SDBWO operations do not refer to coverage of any sectors other than the water sector. [2, 3, 4, 5] \n \n The ICWC states' main attempt to address multiple sectors was the 1998 Agreement on use of Water and Energy Resources signed between Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, which attempted to reconcile upstream and downstream countries' diverging interests in the operation of upstream Syr Darya dams, with upstream Kyrgyzstan preferring to release water in winter in order to generate electricity, and downstream Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan preferring that water be released in summer to satisfy agricultural demand for water. [7, 8] Under the agreement, the three states were to develop water release schedules together, with the downstream states compensating Kyrgyzstan through energy and fuel supply in winter, as well as payments for electricity. [7, 8] Water release schedules, energy and fuel supply amounts and electricity prices were required to be developed annually, but this process was complicated by ongoing privatisation of Kazkakhstan and Uzbekistan's energy sectors, and water release in summer was sometimes not required by Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan due to greater rainfall than expected. As a result, the agreement was abandoned after two seasons. [6, 9]","Kyrgyzstan does not currently participate in the joint body, which operates a single-sector management plan developed prior to the body's creation.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992, assuming responsibility for the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) previously established by the Soviet Union. [1] However, due to Kyrgyzstan having \"frozen\" its membership of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS; an umbrella organisation responsible for regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis and also for the ICWC and constituent organisations) in 2016, the country does not participate in SDBWO operations in practice. [9] \n \n The SDBWO's operation is directed by the 1984 \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\". [2, 3] This document could not be found online, including on the ICWC and SDBWO websites. [4, 5] According to an expert interviewee familiar with the document, it addressed riparian development in several sectors, including environmental measures to be taken, and can be considered to include some principles of Integrated Water Resource Management. [5] However, the interviewee stated that the strategic development approach became untenable following the collapse of the Soviet Union, and while the ICWC began development of an overall strategy for the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins during the 1990s, including comprehensive preparatory analysis addressing hydroelectric power generation, irrigation and industrial development, the attempt foundered due to a lack of political will, with member states' independent water management goals diverging and strengthening ownership of the river sectors in each member state. [5] Since that time, only the 1984 Scheme's water allocation provisions have been applied; descriptions of SDBWO operations do not refer to coverage of any sectors other than the water sector. [2, 3, 4, 5] \n \n The ICWC states' main attempt to address multiple sectors was the 1998 Agreement on use of Water and Energy Resources signed between Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, which attempted to reconcile upstream and downstream countries' diverging interests in the operation of upstream Syr Darya dams, with upstream Kyrgyzstan preferring to release water in winter in order to generate electricity, and downstream Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan preferring that water be released in summer to satisfy agricultural demand for water. [7, 8] Under the agreement, the three states were to develop water release schedules together, with the downstream states compensating Kyrgyzstan through energy and fuel supply in winter, as well as payments for electricity. [7, 8] Water release schedules, energy and fuel supply amounts and electricity prices were required to be developed annually, but this process was complicated by ongoing privatisation of Kazkakhstan and Uzbekistan's energy sectors, and water release in summer was sometimes not required by Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan due to greater rainfall than expected. As a result, the agreement was abandoned after two seasons. [6, 9] \n \n In 2018, despite Kyrgyzstan's \"frozen\" membership, the country's president attended an IFAS summit with other heads of state and recommended resumption of cooperation under the 1998 Agreement. While other heads of state acknowledged Kyrgyzstan's concerns and interests, they did not refer to the 1998 Agreement. [9, 10]","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. The MRC’s agreement and strategic plans cover various sectors and Laos is a full-member of the joint body.\n\nThe MRC's agreement explicitly outlines the areas of cooperation. This includes irrigation, hydro-power, navigation, flood control, fisheries, timber floating, recreation and tourism [1]. The MRC's 'IWRM-based Basin Development Strategy 2016-2020' covers various sectors such as agriculture, energy and trade, including their trends and outlooks. The current management plan was developed through inputs from member countries. The strategy also aims to undertake a number of projects that will lead to higher levels of transboundary cooperation, benefiting many sectors such as food, energy, navigation, tourism, and flood protection [2]. Additionally, the MRC's Strategic Plan outlines the approaches to address the Mekong basin's needs on food and livelihood security, resilience against floods and droughts, energy security, and improved navigation. The Strategic Plan also covers the following challenges: environmental degradation from developments in water and non-water, hydropower impacts in the Upper and Lower Basin sectors, climate change adaptation, and water-related poverty reduction. [3]\n","Yes, there is a management plan developed by the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) which covers multiple sectors and Mali is a full member of the RBO [1], [2]. OMV's Regional Infrastructure programme covers several sectors such as irrigation, energy, navigation, drinking water and the environment. Its projections for the agricultural sector is to enable the irrigation of 375,000 ha of agricultural lands thanks to the construction of a regulatory dam in Bafing [1]. In the energy sector, the plan of the construction of an hydroelectric plant in Manantali is to produce 800 million kWh of hydroelectric energy. Regarding the navigation sector, the development of a permanent navigation route, between Saint-Louis and Ambidédi and the construction of a port in Saint-Louis are expected. [1]","Yes, the OMVS's management plans cover multiple sectors and Mauritania is a full member of the RBO. Firstly. the PIGRE II covers health, infrasture, fishing, and water. [1] Then OMV's Regional Infrastructure programme covers several sectors such as irrigation, energy, navigation, drinking water and the environment. Its projections for the agricultural sector is to enable the irrigation of 375,000 ha of agricultural lands thanks to the construction of a regulatory dam in Bafing [2]. In the energy sector, the plan of the construction of an hydroelectric plant in Manantali is to produce 800 million kWh of hydroelectric energy. Regarding the navigation sector, the development of a permanent navigation route, between Saint-Louis and Ambidédi and the construction of a port in Saint-Louis are expected. [2]","Myanmar, as dialogue partner has only cooperated with the MRC Secretariat in exchanging relevant monitoring and water-quality data and technological expertise in flood prevention and management [1,2]. MRC's latest Strategic Plan for 2016-2020 covers planning and training frameworks for various agencies such as agriculture, energy and mining. No such specification is written explicitly in the original agreement. [3,4] In recent years, the MRC Secretariat has cooperated with Myanmar in a number of areas, such as improving the MRC’s hydro‐meteorological coverage by exchanging relevant monitoring and water-quality data and sharing technical expertise in flood prevention and management. A number of areas, such as navigation safety, strategic environmental assessment, and continued sharing of hydro‐meteorological data with Myanmar, have been explored with potential for future technical cooperation. [1]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) covers multiple sectors. \n\nThe PAE includes sections on the agricultural, mining, and oil and gas sectors in the chapter on \"Socioeconomic and Institutional Context\" [3]. In the same chapter, the PAE mentions additional sectors, such as the forestry, tourism, manufacturing, trade, fishing, construction, administrative and education sectors [3]. This chapter does not include programs or initiatives however gives an overview of the status of those sectors [3]. In the chapter on Strategic Actions, these economic activities/sectors are mentioned primarily in the background sections of specific strategic actions. For example, Strategic Action 5.2.2.1 is aimed at resolving the problem of deforestation and focuses \"conservation and sustainable use of water resources in the highlands and lowlands of the Amazon Basin\". The action mentions ranching, agriculture and mining as activities that have impacted the problem of deforestation. The strategic action proposes to: create an inventory of important ecosystems; identify management problems and natural threats, as well as the economic activities and social benefits around deforestation; identify the impact of deforestation on the basin's headwaters; create guidelines for land use planning; and implement a Regional Integrated Management Plan [3].\n\nThe PAE also identifies land use as an area impacted by the economic sectors mentioned above. Strategic Action 5.2.5.1 proposes the creation of a set of actions to respond to how the current land use regime has impacted water resources in the Amazon. The action mentions monoculture agriculture, ranching, informal mining, illegal logging, and infrastructure projects such as dams and highways, as economic activities that have contributed to this problem. The action's associated activities include: evaluating each country's political, cultural, institutional and economic environment; analyzing the urbanization process in the Amazon; identifying actions to reverse current land use conflicts based on an understanding of economic, political and social processes; strengthening national institutions and abilities to mitigate impacts on water resources [3].","There is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) which covers multiple sectors and Senegal is a full member of the RBO. \n\nIndeed, the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin, whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Its Regional Infrastructure program covers the following sectors, irrigation, energy, navigation, drinking water and the environment. Concerning the energy sector, the Regional Infrastructure program expects, with the construction of an hydroelectric plant in Manantali, to produce 800 million kWh of hydroelectric energy. Concerning the navigation sector, the development of a permanent navigation route, between Saint-Louis and Ambidédi and the construction of a port in Saint-Louis are expected. Finally, concerning the agricultural sector, the construction of a regulatory dam in Bafing will enable the irrigation of 375,000 ha of agricultural lands. (1)","Sectoral scope of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin and Sava River Basin Management Plan cover multiple sectors. Serbia is a signatory to this agreement.\n\nAccording to article 2 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in order to achieve the following goals: a) Establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; b) Establishment of sustainable water management; and c) Undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, and reduce and eliminate adverse consequences, including those from floods, ice hazards, droughts and incidents involving substances hazardous to water. [1]\n\nThe plan covers multiple sectors:\nAgriculture: The plan refers to terms of use for pesticides (Section 3.1.3.3) and integration of water protection in agricultural development (Section 10.5). [2]\nEnergy: The plan refers to integration of water protection into development of the Hydrogel industry (Section 10.4). [2]\nManufacturing: The plans covers management of hazardous substances pollution from industrial sources (3.1.3.1) [2]","Sectoral scope of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin and Sava River Basin Management Plan cover multiple sectors. Slovenia is a signatory to this agreement.\n\nAccording to article 2 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in order to achieve the following goals: a) Establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; b) Establishment of sustainable water management; and c) Undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, and reduce and eliminate adverse consequences, including those from floods, ice hazards, droughts and incidents involving substances hazardous to water. [1]\n\nThe plan covers multiple sectors:\nAgriculture: The plan refers to terms of use for pesticides (Section 3.1.3.3) and integration of water protection in agricultural development (Section 10.5). [2]\nEnergy: The plan refers to integration of water protection into development of the Hydrogel industry (Section 10.4). [2]\nManufacturing: The plans covers management of hazardous substances pollution from industrial sources (3.1.3.1) [2]","Though Syria has signed MoUs with riparian states which covers multiple sectors none of these represent a \"management plan\" for the Tigris/Euphrates for that particular sector [1,2,3,4]","There is no evidence that management of the Amu Darya basin covers multiple sectors.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992, assuming responsibility for the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) previously established by the Soviet Union. [1] The ADBWO's operation is directed by the 1987 \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Amu Darya river basin\". [2, 3] This document could not be found online, including on the ICWC webpage on the ADBWO. [4, 5] According to an expert interviewee familiar with the document, it addressed riparian development in several sectors, including environmental measures to be taken, and can be considered to include some principles of Integrated Water Resource Management. [5] However, the interviewee stated that the strategic development approach became untenable following the collapse of the Soviet Union, and while the ICWC began development of an overall strategy for the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins during the 1990s, including comprehensive preparatory analysis addressing hydroelectric power generation, irrigation and industrial development, the attempt foundered due to a lack of political will, with member states' independent water management goals diverging and strengthening ownership of the river sectors in each member state. [5] Since that time, only the 1987 Scheme's water allocation provisions have been applied; descriptions of ADBWO operations do not refer to coverage of any sectors other than the water sector. [2, 3, 4, 5]","There is no evidence that management of the Syr Darya basin covers multiple sectors.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992, assuming responsibility for the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) previously established by the Soviet Union. [1] The SDBWO's operation is directed by the 1984 \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\". [2, 3] This document could not be found online, including on the ICWC and SDBWO websites. [4, 5] According to an expert interviewee familiar with the document, it addressed riparian development in several sectors, including environmental measures to be taken, and can be considered to include some principles of Integrated Water Resource Management. [6] However, the interviewee stated that the strategic development approach became untenable following the collapse of the Soviet Union, and while the ICWC began development of an overall strategy for the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins during the 1990s, including comprehensive preparatory analysis addressing hydroelectric power generation, irrigation and industrial development, the attempt foundered due to a lack of political will, with member states' independent water management goals diverging and strengthening ownership of the river sectors in each member state. [6] Since that time, only the 1984 Scheme's water allocation provisions have been applied. [6] Descriptions of SDBWO operations do not refer to coverage of any sectors other than the water sector. [2, 3, 4, 5]","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. The MRC’s agreement and strategic plans cover various sectors and Thailand is a full-member of the joint body.\n\nThe MRC's agreement explicitly outlines the areas of cooperation. This includes irrigation, hydro-power, navigation, flood control, fisheries, timber floating, recreation and tourism [1]. The MRC's 'IWRM-based Basin Development Strategy 2016-2020' covers various sectors such as agriculture, energy and trade, including their trends and outlooks. The current management plan was developed through inputs from member countries. The strategy also aims to undertake a number of projects that will lead to higher levels of transboundary cooperation, benefiting many sectors such as food, energy, navigation, tourism, and flood protection [2]. Additionally, the MRC's Strategic Plan outlines the approaches to address the Mekong basin's needs on food and livelihood security, resilience against floods and droughts, energy security, and improved navigation. The Strategic Plan also covers the following challenges: environmental degradation from developments in water and non-water, hydropower impacts in the Upper and Lower Basin sectors, climate change adaptation, and water-related poverty reduction. [3]\n","In the absence of a joint body for the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin, there are no agreement/management plan for any sectors.\n\nA Joint Technical Committee (JTC) was established in 1980 to discuss the water issues between Turkey and Iraq, and Syria joined this Committee in 1983. However, no tripartite agreement was reached. Instead, in 1987, a protocol between Turkey and the Syrian Arab Republic guaranteed the latter a minimum flow of the Euphrates River of 500 m3/sec throughout the year (15.75 km3/year), pending a full agreement. According to an agreement between the Syrian Arab Republic and Iraq signed in 1990, the Syrian Arab Republic agrees to share the Euphrates water with Iraq on a 58 per cent (Iraq) – 42 percent (Syria) basis. [1] [2]. These agreements did not set up any organization among the states in question. These agreements did not set up any organization among the states in question. The JTC meetings, which ceased in 1992, were briefly revived in 2007-2009, a period when Turkey’s relations with both Syria and Iraq were good, as shown by the launch of bilateral High Level Strategic Cooperation Councils with both countries, and the signing of a large number of bilateral accords, particularly with Syria, which included a number related to water issues – but once again no agreement was reached or regional\nwater organisation formed.[3] \n\nIn its submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 [4], made in 2017, Turkey cites only two bilateral mechanisms in response to a question about the organizational framework for transboundary water management in the Euphrates-Tigris basin. These are the High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council established in 2010 between Turkey and Iraq (for the Tigris) and the High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council established in 2009 between Turkey and Syria (for the Orontes and Euphrates). These councils are not concerned only about water but may address all issues between the countries in question. [5] For the past eight years, Ankara’s relations with Damascus have in practice been minimal due to the civil war. Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally [6].\n","There is no evidence that management of the Amu Darya basin covers multiple sectors.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992, assuming responsibility for the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) previously established by the Soviet Union. [1] The ADBWO's operation is directed by the 1987 \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Amu Darya river basin\". [2, 3] This document could not be found online, including on the ICWC webpage on the ADBWO. [4, 5] According to an expert interviewee familiar with the document, it addressed riparian development in several sectors, including environmental measures to be taken, and can be considered to include some principles of Integrated Water Resource Management. [5] However, the interviewee stated that the strategic development approach became untenable following the collapse of the Soviet Union, and while the ICWC began development of an overall strategy for the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins during the 1990s, including comprehensive preparatory analysis addressing hydroelectric power generation, irrigation and industrial development, the attempt foundered due to a lack of political will, with member states' independent water management goals diverging and strengthening ownership of the river sectors in each member state. [5] Since that time, only the 1987 Scheme's water allocation provisions have been applied; descriptions of ADBWO operations do not refer to coverage of any sectors other than the water sector. [2, 3, 4, 5]","There is no evidence that management of the Amu Darya basin covers multiple sectors.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992, assuming responsibility for the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) previously established by the Soviet Union. [1] The ADBWO's operation is directed by the 1987 \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Amu Darya river basin\". [2, 3] This document could not be found online, including on the ICWC webpage on the ADBWO. [4, 5] According to an expert interviewee familiar with the document, it addressed riparian development in several sectors, including environmental measures to be taken, and can be considered to include some principles of Integrated Water Resource Management. [5] However, the interviewee stated that the strategic development approach became untenable following the collapse of the Soviet Union, and while the ICWC began development of an overall strategy for the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins during the 1990s, including comprehensive preparatory analysis addressing hydroelectric power generation, irrigation and industrial development, the attempt foundered due to a lack of political will, with member states' independent water management goals diverging and strengthening ownership of the river sectors in each member state. [5] Since that time, only the 1987 Scheme's water allocation provisions have been applied; descriptions of ADBWO operations do not refer to coverage of any sectors other than the water sector. [2, 3, 4, 5]","There is no evidence that management of the Syr Darya basin covers multiple sectors.\n \n Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) in 1992, assuming responsibility for the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) previously established by the Soviet Union. [1] The SDBWO's operation is directed by the 1984 \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Syr Darya river basin\". [2, 3] This document could not be found online, including on the ICWC and SDBWO websites. [4, 5] According to an expert interviewee familiar with the document, it addressed riparian development in several sectors, including environmental measures to be taken, and can be considered to include some principles of Integrated Water Resource Management. [5] However, the interviewee stated that the strategic development approach became untenable following the collapse of the Soviet Union, and while the ICWC began development of an overall strategy for the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins during the 1990s, including comprehensive preparatory analysis addressing hydroelectric power generation, irrigation and industrial development, the attempt foundered due to a lack of political will, with member states' independent water management goals diverging and strengthening ownership of the river sectors in each member state. [5] Since that time, only the 1984 Scheme's water allocation provisions have been applied; descriptions of SDBWO operations do not refer to coverage of any sectors other than the water sector. [2, 3, 4, 5] \n \n The ICWC states' main attempt to address multiple sectors was the 1998 Agreement on use of Water and Energy Resources signed between Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, which attempted to reconcile upstream and downstream countries' diverging interests in the operation of upstream Syr Darya dams, with upstream Kyrgyzstan preferring to release water in winter in order to generate electricity, and downstream Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan preferring that water be released in summer to satisfy agricultural deman for water. [7, 8] Under the agreement, the three states were to develop water release schedules together, with the downstream states compensating Kyrgyzstan through energy and fuel supply in winter, as well as payments for electricity. [7, 8] Water release schedules, energy and fuel supply amounts and electricity prices were required to be developed annually, but this process was complicated by ongoing privatisation of Kazkakhstan and Uzbekistan's energy sectors, and water release in summer was sometimes not required by Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan due to greater rainfall than expected. As a result, the agreement was abandoned after two seasons. [6, 9]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) covers multiple sectors. \n\nThe PAE includes sections on the agricultural, mining, and oil and gas sectors in the chapter on \"Socioeconomic and Institutional Context\" [3]. In the same chapter, the PAE mentions additional sectors, such as the forestry, tourism, manufacturing, trade, fishing, construction, administrative and education sectors [3]. This chapter does not include programs or initiatives however gives an overview of the status of those sectors [3]. In the chapter on Strategic Actions, these economic activities/sectors are mentioned primarily in the background sections of specific strategic actions. For example, Strategic Action 5.2.2.1 is aimed at resolving the problem of deforestation and focuses \"conservation and sustainable use of water resources in the highlands and lowlands of the Amazon Basin\". The action mentions ranching, agriculture and mining as activities that have impacted the problem of deforestation. The strategic action proposes to: create an inventory of important ecosystems; identify management problems and natural threats, as well as the economic activities and social benefits around deforestation; identify the impact of deforestation on the basin's headwaters; create guidelines for land use planning; and implement a Regional Integrated Management Plan [3].\n\nThe PAE also identifies land use as an area impacted by the economic sectors mentioned above. Strategic Action 5.2.5.1 proposes the creation of a set of actions to respond to how the current land use regime has impacted water resources in the Amazon. The action mentions monoculture agriculture, ranching, informal mining, illegal logging, and infrastructure projects such as dams and highways, as economic activities that have contributed to this problem. The action's associated activities include: evaluating each country's political, cultural, institutional and economic environment; analyzing the urbanization process in the Amazon; identifying actions to reverse current land use conflicts based on an understanding of economic, political and social processes; strengthening national institutions and abilities to mitigate impacts on water resources [3].","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. The MRC’s agreement and strategic plans cover various sectors and Vietnam is a full-member of the joint body.\n\nThe MRC's agreement explicitly outlines the areas of cooperation. This includes irrigation, hydro-power, navigation, flood control, fisheries, timber floating, recreation and tourism [1]. The MRC's 'IWRM-based Basin Development Strategy 2016-2020' covers various sectors such as agriculture, energy and trade, including their trends and outlooks. The current management plan was developed through inputs from member countries. The strategy also aims to undertake a number of projects that will lead to higher levels of transboundary cooperation, benefiting many sectors such as food, energy, navigation, tourism, and flood protection [2]. Additionally, the MRC's Strategic Plan outlines the approaches to address the Mekong basin's needs on food and livelihood security, resilience against floods and droughts, energy security, and improved navigation. The Strategic Plan also covers the following challenges: environmental degradation from developments in water and non-water, hydropower impacts in the Upper and Lower Basin sectors, climate change adaptation, and water-related poverty reduction. [3]\n",null,null,null,"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Rysbekov A Yu, Rysbekov Yu. Kh. 2016. \"Towards the 20th anniversary of adoption of the Nukus Declaration by Central Asian states\", (\"К 20-летию принятия Нукусской Декларации государств Центральной Азии\"). 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Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3] Mekong River Commission. \" MRC Strategic Plan 2016-2020). http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf[4]Mekong River Commission. \"AGREEMENT ON THE COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE\n  DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/agreement-Apr95.pdf","[1] FAO/Aquastat, Euphrates-Tigris Basin, 2009, http://www.fao.org/nr/water/aquastat/basins/euphrates-tigris/index.stm\n[2] Devrim Elvan, Integrated Water Management Resources work in the Euphrates and Tigris River-Basin, February 2012, https://www.researchgate.net/publication/317617000_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_work_in_the_Euphrates_and_Tigris_River-Basin\n[3] Ayşegül Kibaroğlu and Waltina Scheumann. Euphrates-Tigris Rivers\nSystem: “Political Rapprochement and Transboundary Waters” in Ayşegül\nKibaroğlu, Waltina Scheumann, Annıka Kramer (eds): Turkey’s Water\nPolicy: National Frameworks and International Cooperation. Springer\nScience and Business Media, 2011.\nhttps://books.google.com.tr/books?id=_1I_m3pdX8gC&amp;pg=PA294&amp;lpg=PA294&amp;dq=Third+Meeting+of+the+High+Level+Strategic+Cooperation+Council+Between+the+Syrian+Arab+Republic+and+the+Republic+of+Turkey&amp;source=bl&amp;ots=2RmzqSJjon&amp;sig=ACfU3U2Kvr1WnlXtFALedFJIF3gmthQPlA&amp;hl=tr&amp;sa=X&amp;ved=2ahUKEwiG89LukrnhAhWPzoUKHa7FB_4Q6AEwBHoECAcQAQ#v=onepage&amp;q=Third%20Meeting%20of%20the%20High%20Level%20Strategic%20Cooperation%20Council%20Between%20the%20Syrian%20Arab%20Republic%20and%20the%20Republic%20of%20Turkey&amp;f=false\n[4] UN Environment–DHI Centre on Water and Environment, IWRM Data Portal national submission file Turkey, 2017, http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Turkey\n[5] Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkey, Iraq, www.mfa.gov.tr/sub.en.mfa?77de69df-c818-4733-b179-86416852aa78, Accessed 4 April 2019\n[6] Arab News/Reuters, Turkey to release water to ease Iraqi shortages, 11 October 2018, http://www.arabnews.com/node/1385906/middle-east\n","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm]\n\n[2] Rysbekov A Yu, Rysbekov Yu. Kh. 2016. \"Towards the 20th anniversary of adoption of the Nukus Declaration by Central Asian states\", (\"К 20-летию принятия Нукусской Декларации государств Центральной Азии\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/rysbekov16-1.pdf]\n\n[3] Khudaiberganov Yu. 2005. \"On the role of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation in management of water resources in the Amu Darya basin\", (\"О роли БВО «Амударья» в вопросах управления водными ресурсами в Амударьинском бассейне\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/khudayberganov.pdf]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwoamu_ru.htm]\n\n[5] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm]\n\n[2] Rysbekov A Yu, Rysbekov Yu. Kh. 2016. \"Towards the 20th anniversary of adoption of the Nukus Declaration by Central Asian states\", (\"К 20-летию принятия Нукусской Декларации государств Центральной Азии\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/rysbekov16-1.pdf]\n\n[3] Khudaiberganov Yu. 2005. \"On the role of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation in management of water resources in the Amu Darya basin\", (\"О роли БВО «Амударья» в вопросах управления водными ресурсами в Амударьинском бассейне\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/khudayberganov.pdf]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwoamu_ru.htm]\n\n[5] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination. \"Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Сырдарья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwosyr_ru.htm].\n\n[3] Rysbekov A Yu, Rysbekov Yu Kh. 2016. \"Towards the 20th anniversary of adoption of the Nukus Declaration by Central Asian states\", (\"К 20-летию принятия Нукусской Декларации государств Центральной Азии\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/rysbekov16-1.pdf].\n\n[4] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. [https://bwosyrdarya.org]\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination. [http://91.203.172.83/]\n\n[6] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[7] CAWater-Info. “Agreement Between the Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, and the Republic of Uzbekistan on the Use of Water and Energy Resources of the Syr Darya Basin”. [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/eng/l/syrdarya_water_energy.pdf]\n\n[8] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2017. \"Rethinking water in Central Asia: The costs of inaction and the benefits of cooperation\". [https://carececo.org/Rethinking%20Water%20in%20Central%20Asia.pdf]\n\n[9] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020.","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[2] Garcia, Maria del Pilar and Luis Felipe Guzman. “Analysis of the Management of the Amazon Basin: a look at the Amazon Cooperation Treaty” in Law and Transboundary Water Management. 2018. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/329589198_Analisis_del_manejo_de_la_cuenca_amazonica_una_mirada_a_traves_del_Tratado_de_Cooperacion_Amazonica\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3] Mekong River Commission. \" MRC Strategic Plan 2016-2020). http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf[4]Mekong River Commission. \"AGREEMENT ON THE COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE\n  DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/agreement-Apr95.pdf"]
[null,"1.4.5",null,0,1,2,1,1,0,1,2,1,2,0,0,0,0,1,2,2,0,1,2,2,2,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,1,1,null,null,null,"Afghanistan is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWCCA) for oversight of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya Basin Water Organisations. [1] The agreement establishes no dispute resolution mechanisms, stating that party states' water management authorities should resolve any issues bilaterally, including representatives of an independent party where necessary. [1] No evidence was found of any dispute resolution mechanism under the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [4, 5]\n \n A bilateral agreement between Afghanistan and Tajikistan on water monitoring of the river Panj, which constitutes the border between the two countries, was signed in 2010. [6] Under the agreement, the parties are to resolve any disputes on activity under the agreement through bilateral coordination. [6]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, of which Bolivia is a member state, includes a mention of dispute resolution process; however, it is undeveloped and lacks details on procedures. \n\nArticle XIV of the Legal Basis of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization states: \"Any dispute between the Government of the Headquarters State and ACTO concerning the interpretation or application of this Agreement shall be settled by direct negotiation between the Parties under International Law and under the standing constitutional legislation of the Headquarters State.\" [1] No other information on the matter is provided. No other information on the matter is provided, at the same time, they have stated that Article 24 of the Treaty allows for the formation of special commissions to deal with issues not foreseen by the Treaty and that this provision could allow for the formation of a dispute resolution commission [6].\n\nNo information on dispute resolution mechanisms were found in neither the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 nor in the Amendment of 1998, which formally created ACTO. Nor was any information given about how previous disputes had been dealt with [2][3] The PAE does not mention dispute resolution [4]. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) website does not contain additional information regarding a dispute resolution mechanism [5]\n\nBolivia has binational agreements for transboundary basins with Peru. The agreement for the Lake Titicaca region states that the Binational Lake Titicaca Authority (ALT) shall \"propose solutions\" as the authority of first instance and that disagreements over ALT's proposals will be resolved each country's Ministry of Foreign Relations [7]. In addition, the binational declaration following the 4th Binational Cabinet meeting between the two countries in 2018 stated that both countries \"highlighted the importance of promoting dialog between both countries to facilitate cooperation, shared transboundary water resources management, as well as the prevention and peaceful resolution potential conflicts [8].","The Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin outline dispute resolution mechanism.\n\nAccording to article 22 of the Framework Agreement, if a dispute arises between two or more Parties about the interpretation or implementation of this Agreement, they shall seek a solution by negotiation.\n\nIf the concerned parties are unable to resolve the dispute through negotiation, upon the request of one of the concerned parties, they may jointly seek good services, mediation or conciliation from a third party, or they may agree to refer the dispute to arbitrage in accordance with Annex II of this Agreement, or to the International Court of Justice.\n\nIf, within six months from submitting a request as stated in previous sentence, the concerned parties are unable to resolve the dispute through negotiation, good services, mediation or conciliation, any Party concerned may request that an independent fact-finding expert committee be established. [1]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, of which Brazil is a member state, includes a mention of dispute resolution process; however, it is undeveloped and lacks details on procedures. \n\nArticle XIV of the Legal Basis of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization states: \"Any dispute between the Government of the Headquarters State and ACTO concerning the interpretation or application of this Agreement shall be settled by direct negotiation between the Parties under International Law and under the standing constitutional legislation of the Headquarters State.\" [1] No other information on the matter is provided. No other information on the matter is provided, at the same time, they have stated that Article 24 of the Treaty allows for the formation of special commissions to deal with issues not foreseen by the Treaty and that this provision could allow for the formation of a dispute resolution commission [6].\n\nNo information on dispute resolution mechanisms were found in neither the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 nor in the Amendment of 1998, which formally created ACTO. Nor was any information given about how previous disputes had been dealt with [2][3] The PAE does not mention dispute resolution [4]. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) website does not contain additional information regarding a dispute resolution mechanism [5]","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin, and Cambodia is a full-member of the RBO. The Mekong Agreement and Procedural Rules (1995) outline Dispute Resolution Mechanisms, but it is not a comprehensive and systematic measure.\n\nThe 1995 Agreement, “Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin”, covers dispute resolution. The agreement states that whenever disagreements arise between two or more members of the MRC, the Commission will first try to the issue as described in the Agreement. If the Commission cannot resolve the issue, the parties can seek to negotiate a resolution in a timely manner or can seek further proceedings as may be necessary to settle on a solution. If the disputing parties cannot find an agreement, they can seek mediation through a mutually agreed upon third party or according to the principles of international law. [1] As a measure to prevent conflicts, member countries are required under the Agreement to give prior notification and consultation for activities on the mainstream of the river. ‘Procedures for Notification, Prior Consultation and Agreement (PNCPA) of the Mekong Agreement’ was approved in 2003, but they are not binding [2]. \n","There is a management plan developed by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) which covers dispute resolution, but China does not have formal collaboration with the riparian states on dispute settlements. \n\nThe \"Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin\" of MRC provides the framework for dispute resolution between member countries [1]. China is not a full member of the MRC, although it has maintained cooperationes with the MRC on data sharing [2], it does not have formal collaboration on dispute settlements with the MRC countries. The dispute resolution mechanisms of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC) and the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD) remain unclear [3].","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, of which Colombia is a member state, includes a mention of dispute resolution process; however, it is undeveloped and lacks details on procedures. \n\nArticle XIV of the Legal Basis of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization states: \"Any dispute between the Government of the Headquarters State and ACTO concerning the interpretation or application of this Agreement shall be settled by direct negotiation between the Parties under International Law and under the standing constitutional legislation of the Headquarters State.\" [1] No other information on the matter is provided. No other information on the matter is provided, at the same time, they have stated that Article 24 of the Treaty allows for the formation of special commissions to deal with issues not foreseen by the Treaty and that this provision could allow for the formation of a dispute resolution commission [6]. \n\nNo information on dispute resolution mechanisms were found in neither the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 nor in the Amendment of 1998, which formally created ACTO. Nor was any information given about how previous disputes had been dealt with [2][3] The PAE does not mention dispute resolution [4]. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) website does not contain additional information regarding a dispute resolution mechanism [5]\n\nColombia has binational transboundary basin agreements with Ecuador and Venezuela, but there is no public evidence that these mention dispute resolution mechanisms. The Binational Plan for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Carchi-Guaitara, Mira and Mataje transboundary basins between Colombia and Ecuador was issued in 2017. The document does not mention dispute resolution mechanisms [7]. The minutes of a binational technical meeting between the two countries in 2013 do not mention dispute resolution mechanisms either [8]. According to an academic paper, Colombia and Venezuela signed a transboundary basin agreement regarding the Catatumbo river in 1982, but it was not implemented. The paper discusses various conflicts related to the basin, but does not describe any dispute resolution mechanisms [9]. The text of the agreement does not appear to be publicly available online.","The Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin outline dispute resolution mechanism.\n\nAccording to article 22 of the Framework Agreement, if a dispute arises between two or more Parties about the interpretation or implementation of this Agreement, they shall seek a solution by negotiation.\n\nIf the concerned parties are unable to resolve the dispute through negotiation, upon the request of one of the concerned parties, they may jointly seek good services, mediation or conciliation from a third party, or they may agree to refer the dispute to arbitrage in accordance with Annex II of this Agreement, or to the International Court of Justice.\n\nIf, within six months from submitting a request as stated in previous sentence, the concerned parties are unable to resolve the dispute through negotiation, good services, mediation or conciliation, any Party concerned may request that an independent fact-finding expert committee be established. [1]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, of which Ecuador is a member state, includes a mention of dispute resolution process; however, it is undeveloped and lacks details on procedures. \n\nArticle XIV of the Legal Basis of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization states: \"Any dispute between the Government of the Headquarters State and ACTO concerning the interpretation or application of this Agreement shall be settled by direct negotiation between the Parties under International Law and under the standing constitutional legislation of the Headquarters State.\" [1] No other information on the matter is provided. No other information on the matter is provided, at the same time, they have stated that Article 24 of the Treaty allows for the formation of special commissions to deal with issues not foreseen by the Treaty and that this provision could allow for the formation of a dispute resolution commission [6].\n\nNo information on dispute resolution mechanisms were found in neither the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 nor in the Amendment of 1998, which formally created ACTO. Nor was any information given about how previous disputes had been dealt with [2][3] The PAE does not mention dispute resolution [4]. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) website does not contain additional information regarding a dispute resolution mechanism [5]\n\nEcuador has binational transboundary basin agreements with Colombia and Peru, but there is no public evidence that these mention dispute resolution mechanisms. The Binational Plan for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Carchi-Guaitara, Mira and Mataje transboundary basins between Colombia and Ecuador was issued in 2017. The document does not mention dispute resolution mechanisms [6]. The minutes of a binational technical meeting between the two countries in 2013 do not mention dispute resolution mechanisms either [7]. In 2018, Ecuador and Peru formalized the creation of the Binational Commission for Integrated Water Resources Management of the Transboundary Hydrographic Basins between the Republic of Peru and the Republic of Ecuador. The agreement creating the Commission mentions dispute resolution mechanisms [8]. According to Article 14 of the agreement, disputes shall be resolved via diplomatic channels between the two countries, in the event that specific binational basin commissions are unable to reach an agreement [8]. \n","WIthin the OMVS, there is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) which covers dispute resolution mechanisms and the country is a full-member of the RBO. \n\nIn the Water Charter of the Senegal River (2002) developed by the OMVS, the article 30 states that, if there is any dispute between country members, conflicts will be \nsolved through conciliation and mediation. If a solution cannot be found, the country members will refer to the Conciliation and Arbitration Commission of the African Union. In\nthe last resort, the International Court of Justice is seized. (1) However, Guinea did not sign this charter, since it integrated the OMVS in 2006 (and the charter was signed in 2002). Nevertheless, as a member of the OMVS, it has to be aligned with all the charters and agreements, of the organization. (1) In the Regional Infrastructure program of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS), no mention of dispute resolution mechanisms could be found. (2)","Partially, the treaty signed on December 1975 between Iran and Iraq clearly sets out mechanisms to resolve possible disputes - when related to the border [1]. \n\nHowever despite such mechanisms, the agreement as a whole is a source of ongoing dispute between countries [1]. When conflicts over the border re-ignited following the Iranian revolution in 1979 such mechanisms were not follow and the Tigris/Euphrates basin proved a major flashpoint and conflict area in the Iran-Iraq War 1988 [2]. \n\nIran has no other bilateral treaties for management of the Tigris/Euphrates [3].","Partially. The treaty signed on December 1975 between Iran and Iraq clearly sets out mechanisms to resolve possible disputes - when related to the border [1]. However despite such mechanisms, the agreement as a whole is a source of ongoing dispute between countries [1]. When conflicts over the border re-ignited following the Iranian revolution in 1979 the dispute resolution mechanisms were not followed and the Tigris/Euphrates basin proved a major flashpoint and conflict area in the Iran-Iraq War 1988 [2]\n\nNo other mention of dispute resolution was found [3,4]\n\n","There is no evidence of a dispute resolution mechanism for the Syr Darya basin.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for oversight of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya Basin Water Organisations. [1] The agreement establishes no dispute resolution mechanisms, stating that party states' water management authorities should resolve any issues bilaterally, including representatives of an independent party where necessary. [1] There is no evidence that a dispute resolution mechanism has been adopted since, with longstanding issues often balancing upstream states' use of water in winter for power generation against downstream states' needs for summer irrigation. [2, 3] \n \n In 1998, the Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and the Republic of Uzbekistan, made an Agreement on the Syr Darya River. [4] Under this Agreement, disputes are to be resolved by means of “negotiations and consultations”, failing which, “the dispute shall be considered by an arbitration court” to be established on an ad hoc basis by the parties. However, international legal analysis of the agreement notes that while the reference to arbitration for dispute resolution reflects established international practice, the Central Asian region has no legal tradition of compulsory third-party dispute settlement. [5] The 1998 Agreement proved unsustainable due to differences in the parties' interests and was discontinued within two years, but interviewees were unaware of any attempts to resolve these differences through arbitration. [6, 7] No evidence was found of any dispute resolution mechanism under the SDBWO on the ICWC or the SDBWO websites. [6, 7]","There is no evidence of a dispute resolution mechanism for the joint body.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for oversight of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation SDBWO). [1] The agreement establishes no dispute resolution mechanisms, stating that party states' water management authorities should resolve any issues bilaterally, including representatives of an independent party where necessary. [1] \n \n In 2016 Kyrgyzstan \"froze\" its membership of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS; an umbrella organisation responsible for regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis and also for the ICWC and constituent organisations), stating that its interests in management of water resources had not been respected; the coutry's preference in using water resources is for hydroelectric power generation rather than irrigation, the primary interest of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, leading to differences in water allocation negotiations. [2] Since the ICWC's 69th session in January 2017, Kyrgyzstan has not been represented at the organisation's meetings. [3] However, expert interviewees state that Kyrgyzstan retains informal links with IFAS and ICWC, which have led, for example, to the country's president attending a 2018 meeting of IFAS heads of state, at which Kyrgyzstan's complaints were publicly acknowledged by its partners. [2, 4, 5] Interviewees were unaware of any attempts to resolve the dispute between Kyrgyzstan and ICWC or IFAS bilaterally, although Kazakhstan has invited Kyrgyzstan to reintegrate with the regional organisation within the framework of a separate bilateral water management agreement. [2, 4]\n \n In 1998, the Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and the Republic of Uzbekistan, made an Agreement on the Syr Darya River. [6] Under this Agreement, disputes are to be resolved by means of “negotiations and consultations”, failing which, “the dispute shall be considered by an arbitration court” to be established on an ad hoc basis by the parties. However, international legal analysis of the agreement notes that while the reference to arbitration for dispute resolution reflects established international practice, the Central Asian region has no legal tradition of compulsory third-party dispute settlement. [7] The 1998 Agreement proved unsustainable due to differences in the parties' interests as described above, and interviewees were unaware of any attempts to resolve these differences through arbitration. [2, 4]","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin, and Laos is a full-member of the RBO. The Mekong Agreement and Procedural Rules (1995) outline Dispute Resolution Mechanisms, but it is not a comprehensive and systematic measure.\n\nThe 1995 Agreement, “Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin”, covers dispute resolution. The agreement states that whenever disagreements arise between two or more members of the MRC, the Commission will first try to the issue as described in the Agreement. If the Commission cannot resolve the issue, the parties can seek to negotiate a resolution in a timely manner or can seek further proceedings as may be necessary to settle on a solution. If the disputing parties cannot find an agreement, they can seek mediation through a mutually agreed upon third party or according to the principles of international law. [1] As a measure to prevent conflicts, member countries are required under the Agreement to give prior notification and consultation for activities on the mainstream of the river. ‘Procedures for Notification, Prior Consultation and Agreement (PNCPA) of the Mekong Agreement’ was approved in 2003, but they are not binding [2]. \n","Yes, there is a management plan - the 2002 Water Charter - developed by the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) which covers dispute resolution mechanisms and Mali is a full-member of the RBO [1], [2]. Art. 30 of the Water Charter of the Senegal River (2002) developed by the OMVS, stipulates that, if there is any dispute between country members, conflicts are to be solved through conciliation and mediation. If a solution cannot be found, the country members will refer to the Conciliation and Arbitration Commission of the African Union. In the last resort, the International Court of Justice is seized [1].","Yes, the OMVS's 2002 Water Charter - of which Mauritania is a full member - covers dispute resolution mechanisms [1], [2]. Art. 30 of the Water Charter stipulates that, if there is any dispute between country members, conflicts are to be solved through conciliation and mediation. If a solution cannot be found, the country members will refer to the Conciliation and Arbitration Commission of the African Union. In the last resort, the International Court of Justice is seized [1].","Myanmar, as dialogue partner, has no management plan or formal collaboration on dispute resolution has been signed. [1,2] The Mekong River Cooperation 1995 agreement have a chapter dedicated to addressing disputes with resolution either by the MRC or the governments. However, Myanmar is not a signatory to this agreement and is not liable to its procedures and rules. [3]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, of which Peru is a member state, includes a mention of dispute resolution process; however, it is undeveloped and lacks details on procedures. \n\nArticle XIV of the Legal Basis of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization states: \"Any dispute between the Government of the Headquarters State and ACTO concerning the interpretation or application of this Agreement shall be settled by direct negotiation between the Parties under International Law and under the standing constitutional legislation of the Headquarters State.\" [1] No other information on the matter is provided. No other information on the matter is provided, at the same time, they have stated that Article 24 of the Treaty allows for the formation of special commissions to deal with issues not foreseen by the Treaty and that this provision could allow for the formation of a dispute resolution commission [6].\n\nNo information on dispute resolution mechanisms were found in neither the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 nor in the Amendment of 1998, which formally created ACTO. Nor was any information given about how previous disputes had been dealt with [2][3] The PAE does not mention dispute resolution [4]. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) website does not contain additional information regarding a dispute resolution mechanism [5]","WIthin the OMVS, there is a management plan developed by the joint body (RBO) which covers dispute resolution mechanisms and the country is a full-member of the RBO. \n\nIn the Water Charter of the Senegal River (2002) developed by the OMVS, the article 30 states that, if there is any dispute between country members, conflicts will be \nsolved through conciliation and mediation. If a solution cannot be found, the country members will refer to the Conciliation and Arbitration Commission of the African Union. In the last resort, the International Court of Justice is seized. (1) In the Regional Infrastructure program of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS), no mention of dispute resolution mechanisms could be found. (2)","The Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin outlines a dispute resolution mechanism.\n\nAccording to article 22 of the Framework Agreement, if a dispute arises between two or more Parties about the interpretation or implementation of this Agreement, they shall seek a solution by negotiation. [1]\n\nIf the concerned parties are unable to resolve the dispute through negotiation, upon the request of one of the concerned parties, they may jointly seek good services, mediation or conciliation from a third party, or they may agree to refer the dispute to arbitrage in accordance with Annex II of this Agreement, or to the International Court of Justice. [1]\n\nIf, within six months from submitting a request as stated in previous sentence, the concerned parties are unable to resolve the dispute through negotiation, good services, mediation or conciliation, any Party concerned may request that an independent fact-finding expert committee be established. [1]","The Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin outline dispute resolution mechanism.\n\nAccording to article 22 of the Framework Agreement, if a dispute arises between two or more Parties about the interpretation or implementation of this Agreement, they shall seek a solution by negotiation.\n\nIf the concerned parties are unable to resolve the dispute through negotiation, upon the request of one of the concerned parties, they may jointly seek good services, mediation or conciliation from a third party, or they may agree to refer the dispute to arbitrage in accordance with Annex II of this Agreement, or to the International Court of Justice.\n\nIf, within six months from submitting a request as stated in previous sentence, the concerned parties are unable to resolve the dispute through negotiation, good services, mediation or conciliation, any Party concerned may request that an independent fact-finding expert committee be established. [1]","One MoU signed between Syria and Turkey has an aspect of dispute settlement but it is not comprehensively described (2002). This Bilarteral agreements concerns the installation of a Syrian pump station on the Tigris River for irrigation purposes. Article 8 of the agreement (which consists of 9 articles) mentions dispute settlement [5]. However, the clause does not elaborate any specfifics. It only mentions, \"Resolve the differences arising from the application of this Agreement or the interpretation of its terms of mutual agreement between the parties\" [5] \n\nNo other mention of dispute resoltuion was found in the agreements Syria has made with its riparian neighbours [1,2,3,4] \n","There is no evidence of a dispute resolution mechanism or joint development strategy specifically for the Amu Darya basin.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for oversight of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya Basin Water Organisations. [1] The agreement establishes no dispute resolution mechanisms, stating that party states' water management authorities should resolve any issues bilaterally, including representatives of an independent party where necessary. [1] There is no evidence that a dispute resolution mechanism has been adopted since, with longstanding issues often balancing upstream states' use of water in winter for power generation against downstream states' needs for summer irrigation. [2, 3] No evidence was found of any dispute resolution mechanism under the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation on the organisation's website or that of the ICWC. [4, 5]\n \n However, a bilateral agreement between Afghanistan and Tajikistan on water monitoring of the river Panj, which constitutes the border between the two countries, was signed in 2010. [6] Under the agreement, the parties are to resolve any disputes on activity under the agreement through bilateral coordination. [6]","There is no evidence of a dispute resolution mechanism for the Syr Darya basin.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for oversight of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya Basin Water Organisations. [1] The agreement establishes no dispute resolution mechanisms, stating that party states' water management authorities should resolve any issues bilaterally, including representatives of an independent party where necessary. [1] There is no evidence that a dispute resolution mechanism has been adopted since, with longstanding issues often balancing upstream states' use of water in winter for power generation against downstream states' needs for summer irrigation. [2, 3] \n \n No evidence was found of any dispute resolution mechanism under the SDBWO on the ICWC or the SDBWO websites. [4, 5]","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin, and Thailand is a full-member of the RBO. The Mekong Agreement and Procedural Rules (1995) outline Dispute Resolution Mechanisms, but it is not a comprehensive and systematic measure.\n\nThe 1995 Agreement, “Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin”, covers dispute resolution. The agreement states that whenever disagreements arise between two or more members of the MRC, the Commission will first try to the issue as described in the Agreement. If the Commission cannot resolve the issue, the parties can seek to negotiate a resolution in a timely manner or can seek further proceedings as may be necessary to settle on a solution. If the disputing parties cannot find an agreement, they can seek mediation through a mutually agreed upon third party or according to the principles of international law. [1] As a measure to prevent conflicts, member countries are required under the Agreement to give prior notification and consultation for activities on the mainstream of the river. ‘Procedures for Notification, Prior Consultation and Agreement (PNCPA) of the Mekong Agreement’ was approved in 2003, but they are not binding [2]. \n","There are no dispute resolution mechanisms under any of the bilateral agreements related to water between Turkey and its neighbours in the Euphrates-Tigris basin. In its submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 [1], made in 2017, Turkey cites only two bilateral mechanisms in response to a question about the organizational framework for transboundary water management in the Euphrates-Tigris basin. These are the High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council established in 2010 between Turkey and Iraq (for the Tigris) and the High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council established in 2009 between Turkey and Syria (for the Orontes and Euphrates). For the past eight years, Ankara’s relations with Damascus have in practice been minimal due to the civil war. Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally, and Turkey has adjusted its plans for the filling of the Ilısu Dam in accordance with Iraq's needs [2], but according to a recent article published by the semi-official Anatolian Agency, understandings reached with Iraq in 2009 have not yet been implemented, despite recent improvements in bilateral ties [3]. The 1955 agreement with Iran on the waters of the Sarısu and Karasu envisaged that Turkey would allow a minimum flow of 1.8 cubic metres/second into Iran via the Sarısu, even at times of drought, and foresaw the establishment of measuring stations, but made no arrangement for possible disputes. [4]\n","There is no evidence of a dispute resolution mechanism or joint development strategy specifically for the Amu Darya basin.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for oversight of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya Basin Water Organisations. [1] The agreement establishes no dispute resolution mechanisms, stating that party states' water management authorities should resolve any issues bilaterally, including representatives of an independent party where necessary. [1] There is no evidence that a dispute resolution mechanism has been adopted since, with longstanding issues often balancing upstream states' use of water in winter for power generation against downstream states' needs for summer irrigation. [2, 3] No evidence was found of any dispute resolution mechanism under the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation on the organisation's website or that of the ICWC. [4, 5]","There is no evidence of a dispute resolution mechanism or joint development strategy specifically for the Amu Darya basin.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for oversight of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya Basin Water Organisations. [1] The agreement establishes no dispute resolution mechanisms, stating that party states' water management authorities should resolve any issues bilaterally, including representatives of an independent party where necessary. [1] There is no evidence that a dispute resolution mechanism has been adopted since, with longstanding issues often balancing upstream states' use of water in winter for power generation against downstream states' needs for summer irrigation. [2, 3] No evidence was found of any dispute resolution mechanism under the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation on the organisation's website or that of the ICWC. [4, 5]","There is no evidence of dispute resolution mechanism for the Syr Darya basin.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) for oversight of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya Basin Water Organisations. [1] The agreement establishes no dispute resolution mechanisms, stating that party states' water management authorities should resolve any issues bilaterally, including representatives of an independent party where necessary. [1] There is no evidence that a dispute resolution mechanism has been adopted since, with longstanding issues often balancing upstream states' use of water in winter for power generation against downstream states' needs for summer irrigation. [2, 3] \n \n In 1998, the Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and the Republic of Uzbekistan, made an Agreement on the Syr Darya River. [4] Under this Agreement, disputes are to be resolved by means of “negotiations and consultations”, failing which, “the dispute shall be considered by an arbitration court” to be established on an ad hoc basis by the parties. However, international legal analysis of the agreement notes that while the reference to arbitration for dispute resolution reflects established international practice, the Central Asian region has no legal tradition of compulsory third-party dispute settlement. [5] No evidence was found of any dispute resolution mechanism under the SDBWO on the ICWC or the SDBWO websites. [6, 7]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, of which Venezuela is a member state, includes a mention of dispute resolution process; however, it is undeveloped and lacks details on procedures. \n\nArticle XIV of the Legal Basis of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization states: \"Any dispute between the Government of the Headquarters State and ACTO concerning the interpretation or application of this Agreement shall be settled by direct negotiation between the Parties under International Law and under the standing constitutional legislation of the Headquarters State.\" [1] No other information on the matter is provided. No other information on the matter is provided, at the same time, they have stated that Article 24 of the Treaty allows for the formation of special commissions to deal with issues not foreseen by the Treaty and that this provision could allow for the formation of a dispute resolution commission [6].\n\nNo information on dispute resolution mechanisms were found in neither the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978 nor in the Amendment of 1998, which formally created ACTO. Nor was any information given about how previous disputes had been dealt with [2][3] The PAE does not mention dispute resolution [4]. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) website does not contain additional information regarding a dispute resolution mechanism [5]\n\nAccording to an academic paper, Colombia and Venezuela signed a transboundary basin agreement regarding the Catatumbo river in 1982, but it was not implemented. The paper discusses various conflicts related to the basin, but does not describe any methods of water sharing or water allocation [7]. In addition, Venezuela and Colombia signed the Act of San Pedro Alejandrino in 1990 to negotiate transboundary basin issues, and they established the Binational Technical Commission for the Integrated Study of Shared Hydrographic Basins between the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Colombia in 2002, which was tasked with reactivating negotiations around transboundary basins [8]. The text of these agreements does not appear to be publicly available online and there is not evidence they covered water allocation [4,7].","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin, and Vietnam is a full-member of the RBO. The Mekong Agreement and Procedural Rules (1995) outline Dispute Resolution Mechanisms, but it is not a comprehensive and systematic measure.\n\nThe 1995 Agreement, “Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin”, covers dispute resolution. The agreement states that whenever disagreements arise between two or more members of the MRC, the Commission will first try to the issue as described in the Agreement. If the Commission cannot resolve the issue, the parties can seek to negotiate a resolution in a timely manner or can seek further proceedings as may be necessary to settle on a solution. If the disputing parties cannot find an agreement, they can seek mediation through a mutually agreed upon third party or according to the principles of international law. [1] As a measure to prevent conflicts, member countries are required under the Agreement to give prior notification and consultation for activities on the mainstream of the river. ‘Procedures for Notification, Prior Consultation and Agreement (PNCPA) of the Mekong Agreement’ was approved in 2003, but they are not binding [2]. \n",null,null,null,"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Garbuzarova E. G. 2017. \"The water-energy dilemma of Central Asian states: is armed comflict a possibility?\", (\"Водно-энергетическая дилемма Центральноазиатских государств: возможны ли вооруженные столкновения?\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/garbuzarova.pdf].\n \n [3] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2017. \"Rethinking water in Central Asia: The costs of inaction and the benefits of cooperation\". [https://carececo.org/Rethinking%20Water%20in%20Central%20Asia.pdf].\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Association\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwoamu_ru.htm].\n \n [5] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n \n [6] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 25 October 2010. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf].","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Permanent Secretariat. \"Legal Basis of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty: Updated Summary 2003-2012\". 2013. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170118/3f415620302a8caa1da240fdb4f007fe.pdf\n[2] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Treaty for Amazonian Cooperation\". 3 July 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/65da0529bc0c48762847257a9bdc9f40.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"The Amendment Protocol (El Protocolo de Enmienda)\". 14 December 1998. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bc822314f4b8cede7cf30f7e44555e66.pdf\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[6] Garcia, Maria del Pilar and Luis Felipe Guzman. “Analysis of the Management of the Amazon Basin: a look at the Amazon Cooperation Treaty” in Law and Transboundary Water Management. 2018. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/329589198_Analisis_del_manejo_de_la_cuenca_amazonica_una_mirada_a_traves_del_Tratado_de_Cooperacion_Amazonica\n[7] Binational Lake Titicaca Authority. Bylaws. Undated. http://www.alt-perubolivia.org/web/nosotros/marco-legal/item/download/8_5562b9ef4b4a3833c7730bc8acb69dda.html\n[8] Ministry of Foreign Relations. Speech 4th Binational Cabinet. 2018. http://www.cancilleria.gob.bo/webmre/node/2871","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3] Mekong River Commission. \"AGREEMENT ON THE COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE\n  DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/agreement-Apr95.pdf","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Permanent Secretariat. \"Legal Basis of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty: Updated Summary 2003-2012\". 2013. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170118/3f415620302a8caa1da240fdb4f007fe.pdf\n[2] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Treaty for Amazonian Cooperation\". 3 July 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/65da0529bc0c48762847257a9bdc9f40.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"The Amendment Protocol (El Protocolo de Enmienda)\". 14 December 1998. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bc822314f4b8cede7cf30f7e44555e66.pdf\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[6] Garcia, Maria del Pilar and Luis Felipe Guzman. “Analysis of the Management of the Amazon Basin: a look at the Amazon Cooperation Treaty” in Law and Transboundary Water Management. 2018. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/329589198_Analisis_del_manejo_de_la_cuenca_amazonica_una_mirada_a_traves_del_Tratado_de_Cooperacion_Amazonica","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3] Mekong River Commission. \"AGREEMENT ON THE COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE\n  DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/agreement-Apr95.pdf","[1] Mekong River Commision, \"Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin\", 1955, http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/agreements/95-agreement.pdf.\n[2] Mekong River Commission, \"Upstream Partners\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/.\n[3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC), accessed in 2019, http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/.\n\nAsia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD), accessed in 2019,http://www.acd-dialogue.org/index.html.","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Permanent Secretariat. \"Legal Basis of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty: Updated Summary 2003-2012\". 2013. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170118/3f415620302a8caa1da240fdb4f007fe.pdf\n[2] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Treaty for Amazonian Cooperation\". 3 July 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/65da0529bc0c48762847257a9bdc9f40.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"The Amendment Protocol (El Protocolo de Enmienda)\". 14 December 1998. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bc822314f4b8cede7cf30f7e44555e66.pdf\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n\n[6] Garcia, Maria del Pilar and Luis Felipe Guzman. “Analysis of the Management of the Amazon Basin: a look at the Amazon Cooperation Treaty” in Law and Transboundary Water Management. 2018. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/329589198_Analisis_del_manejo_de_la_cuenca_amazonica_una_mirada_a_traves_del_Tratado_de_Cooperacion_Amazonica\n[7] Ministry of the Environment and Sustainable Development. Binational Plan for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Carchi-Guaitara, Mira and Mataje - Synthesis. 2017. \nhttps://www.iucn.org/sites/dev/files/content/documents/pbgirh-27abr2017.pdf\n[8] Governments of Ecuador and Colombia. Minutes of the Binational Technical Meetings. 2013. http://www.sbi-ecuador-colombia.info/documentos/3_DeclaracionConjuntaPresidencialIIGabineteBinacionalEcuador-ColombiaIpiales2013.pdf\n[9] Medina de Perez, Mayra. Transboundary Basins. 2006. http://observatoriogeograficoamericalatina.org.mx/egal11/Procesosambientales/Hidrologia/03.pdf","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3] Mekong River Commission. \"AGREEMENT ON THE COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE\n  DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/agreement-Apr95.pdf","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Permanent Secretariat. \"Legal Basis of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty: Updated Summary 2003-2012\". 2013. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170118/3f415620302a8caa1da240fdb4f007fe.pdf\n[2] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Treaty for Amazonian Cooperation\". 3 July 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/65da0529bc0c48762847257a9bdc9f40.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"The Amendment Protocol (El Protocolo de Enmienda)\". 14 December 1998. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bc822314f4b8cede7cf30f7e44555e66.pdf\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[6] Garcia, Maria del Pilar and Luis Felipe Guzman. “Analysis of the Management of the Amazon Basin: a look at the Amazon Cooperation Treaty” in Law and Transboundary Water Management. 2018. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/329589198_Analisis_del_manejo_de_la_cuenca_amazonica_una_mirada_a_traves_del_Tratado_de_Cooperacion_Amazonica\n[7] Governments of Ecuador and Colombia. Minutes of the Binational Technical Meetings. 2013. http://www.sbi-ecuador-colombia.info/documentos/3_DeclaracionConjuntaPresidencialIIGabineteBinacionalEcuador-ColombiaIpiales2013.pdf\n[8] Ministry of Foreign Relations. 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[http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Garbuzarova E. G. 2017. \"The water-energy dilemma of Central Asian states: is armed comflict a possibility?\", (\"Водно-энергетическая дилемма Центральноазиатских государств: возможны ли вооруженные столкновения?\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/garbuzarova.pdf].\n \n [3] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2017. \"Rethinking water in Central Asia: The costs of inaction and the benefits of cooperation\". [https://carececo.org/Rethinking%20Water%20in%20Central%20Asia.pdf].\n \n [4] CAWater-Info. “Agreement Between the Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, and the Republic of Uzbekistan on the Use of Water and Energy Resources of the Syr Darya Basin”. [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/eng/l/syrdarya_water_energy.pdf]\n \n [5] International Bureau, Permanent Court of Arbitration. Jan 2003. “Resolution of International Water Disputes”. Netherlands, Kluwer Law International.\n \n [6] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020. \n \n [7] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n \n [8] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination. \"Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Сырдарья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwosyr_ru.htm]\n \n [9] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. [https://bwosyrdarya.org]","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm]\n\n[2] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020.\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 26 January 2017. \"Minutes of the 69th session of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Republic of Uzbekistan\", (\"Протокол 69-го заседания Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии (МКВК) Республики Казахстан, Кыргызской Республики, Республики Таджикистан, Туркменистана и Республики Узбекистан\"). [http://91.203.172.83/minutes/69-ru.pdf].\n\n[4] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[5] RFE/RL. 28 August 2018. \"Does Kyrgyzstan intend to bring back compensation for provision of water to the region?\", (\"Кыргызстан намерен вернуть компенсацию за обеспечение водой региона?\"). [https://rus.azattyk.org/a/kyrgyzstan-aral-central-asia-summit-water/29456955.html]\n\n[6] CAWater-Info. “Agreement Between the Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, and the Republic of Uzbekistan on the Use of Water and Energy Resources of the Syr Darya Basin”. [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/eng/l/syrdarya_water_energy.pdf]\n\n[7] International Bureau, Permanent Court of Arbitration. Jan 2003. “Resolution of International Water Disputes”. Netherlands, Kluwer Law International.","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3] Mekong River Commission. \"AGREEMENT ON THE COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE\n  DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/agreement-Apr95.pdf","[1] OMVS, \"Charte des eaux du fleuve Sénégal\", 2002, http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/mli155453.pdf\n[2] OMVS, \"History\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/historique\n","[1] OMVS, \"Charte des eaux du fleuve Sénégal\", 2002, http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/mli155453.pdf\n[2] OMVS, \"History\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/historique","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3] Mekong River Commission. \"AGREEMENT ON THE COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE\n  DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/agreement-Apr95.pdf","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Permanent Secretariat. \"Legal Basis of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty: Updated Summary 2003-2012\". 2013. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170118/3f415620302a8caa1da240fdb4f007fe.pdf\n[2] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Treaty for Amazonian Cooperation\". 3 July 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/65da0529bc0c48762847257a9bdc9f40.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"The Amendment Protocol (El Protocolo de Enmienda)\". 14 December 1998. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bc822314f4b8cede7cf30f7e44555e66.pdf\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[6] Garcia, Maria del Pilar and Luis Felipe Guzman. “Analysis of the Management of the Amazon Basin: a look at the Amazon Cooperation Treaty” in Law and Transboundary Water Management. 2018. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/329589198_Analisis_del_manejo_de_la_cuenca_amazonica_una_mirada_a_traves_del_Tratado_de_Cooperacion_Amazonica","(1) OMVS. \"Domaines d'intervention\".[http://www.omvs.org/content/domaines-dintervention].","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3] Mekong River Commission. \"AGREEMENT ON THE COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE\n  DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/agreement-Apr95.pdf","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3] Mekong River Commission. \"AGREEMENT ON THE COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE\n  DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/agreement-Apr95.pdf","[1] Aysegül Kibaroglu, MEF University Istanbul \"Transboundary Water Governance in the Euphrates Tigris River Basin\", 22 July 2015.\nhttps://www.e-ir.info/2015/07/22/transboundary-water-governance-in-the-euphrates-tigris-river-basin\n\n[2] Food and Agriculture Organization, FAOLEX Database,\"Memorandum of Understanding in the field of remediation of water quality between the Government of the Republic of Turkey and the Government of the Syrian Arab Republic.\", 2011\nhttp://www.fao.org/faolex/results/details/en/c/LEX-FAOC103198\n\n[3] Food and Agriculture Organization, FAOLEX Database, \"Memorandum of Understanding between the Government of the Republic of Turkey and the Government of Syrian Arab Republic in the field of efficient utilization of water resources and combating of drought.\", May 2011\nhttp://www.fao.org/faolex/results/details/en/c/LEX-FAOC103269\n\n[4] Food and Agriculture Organization, FAOLEX Database, \"Memorandum of Understanding between the Government of Turkey and the Government of the Syrian Arab Republic on establishment of a pumping station for withdrawal of water from Tigris River.\", May 2011\nhttp://www.fao.org/faolex/results/details/en/c/LEX-FAOC103283\n\n[5] Food and Agriculture Organization, FAOLEX Database, \"Bilateral Agreement between Syria and Iraq concerning the installation of a Syrian pump station on the Tigris River for irrigation purposes\", 09 April 2002\nhttp://www.fao.org/faolex/results/details/en/c/LEX-FAOC054342","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm]\n\n[2] Garbuzarova E. G. 2017. \"The water-energy dilemma of Central Asian states: is armed comflict a possibility?\", (\"Водно-энергетическая дилемма Центральноазиатских государств: возможны ли вооруженные столкновения?\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/garbuzarova.pdf]\n\n[3] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2017. \"Rethinking water in Central Asia: The costs of inaction and the benefits of cooperation\". [https://carececo.org/Rethinking%20Water%20in%20Central%20Asia.pdf]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basion Water Association\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwoamu_ru.htm]\n\n[5] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n\n[6] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 25 October 2010. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Garbuzarova E. G. 2017. \"The water-energy dilemma of Central Asian states: is armed comflict a possibility?\", (\"Водно-энергетическая дилемма Центральноазиатских государств: возможны ли вооруженные столкновения?\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/garbuzarova.pdf].\n\n[3] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2017. \"Rethinking water in Central Asia: The costs of inaction and the benefits of cooperation\". [https://carececo.org/Rethinking%20Water%20in%20Central%20Asia.pdf].\n\n[4] CAWater-Info. “Agreement Between the Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, and the Republic of Uzbekistan on the Use of Water and Energy Resources of the Syr Darya Basin”. [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/eng/l/syrdarya_water_energy.pdf]\n\n[5] International Bureau, Permanent Court of Arbitration. Jan 2003. “Resolution of International Water Disputes”. Netherlands, Kluwer Law International.\n","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3] Mekong River Commission. \"AGREEMENT ON THE COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE\n  DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/agreement-Apr95.pdf","[1] UN Environment–DHI Centre on Water and Environment, IWRM Data Portal national submission file Turkey, 2017, http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Turkey\n[2] Arab News/Reuters, Turkey to release water to ease Iraqi shortages, 11 October 2018, http://www.arabnews.com/node/1385906/middle-east\n[3] Tugba Evrim Maden/Anatolian Agency. 29 January 2019. \"Türkiye'nin sınıraşan sular politikası: Fırat-Dicle Havzası\" (\"Turkey's transboundary water policy: the Euphrates-Tigris Basin\") https://www.aa.com.tr/tr/analiz-haber/turkiye-nin-sinirasan-sular-politikasi-firat-dicle-havzasi/1377914\n[4] Treaty between Turkey and Iran on the Sarısu and Karasu rivers. http://gis.nacse.org/tfdd/tfdddocs/188ENG.pdf Accessed 23 April 2019","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm]\n\n[2] Garbuzarova E. G. 2017. \"The water-energy dilemma of Central Asian states: is armed comflict a possibility?\", (\"Водно-энергетическая дилемма Центральноазиатских государств: возможны ли вооруженные столкновения?\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/garbuzarova.pdf]\n\n[3] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2017. \"Rethinking water in Central Asia: The costs of inaction and the benefits of cooperation\". [https://carececo.org/Rethinking%20Water%20in%20Central%20Asia.pdf]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basion Water Association\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwoamu_ru.htm]\n\n[5] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm]\n\n[2] Garbuzarova E. G. 2017. \"The water-energy dilemma of Central Asian states: is armed comflict a possibility?\", (\"Водно-энергетическая дилемма Центральноазиатских государств: возможны ли вооруженные столкновения?\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/garbuzarova.pdf]\n\n[3] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2017. \"Rethinking water in Central Asia: The costs of inaction and the benefits of cooperation\". [https://carececo.org/Rethinking%20Water%20in%20Central%20Asia.pdf]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basion Water Association\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwoamu_ru.htm]\n\n[5] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 18 February 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Garbuzarova E. G. 2017. \"The water-energy dilemma of Central Asian states: is armed comflict a possibility?\", (\"Водно-энергетическая дилемма Центральноазиатских государств: возможны ли вооруженные столкновения?\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/garbuzarova.pdf].\n\n[3] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2017. \"Rethinking water in Central Asia: The costs of inaction and the benefits of cooperation\". [https://carececo.org/Rethinking%20Water%20in%20Central%20Asia.pdf].\n\n[4] CAWater-Info. “Agreement Between the Governments of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, and the Republic of Uzbekistan on the Use of Water and Energy Resources of the Syr Darya Basin”. [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/eng/l/syrdarya_water_energy.pdf]\n\n[5] International Bureau, Permanent Court of Arbitration. Jan 2003. “Resolution of International Water Disputes”. Netherlands, Kluwer Law International.\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination. \"Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Сырдарья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwosyr_ru.htm]\n\n[7] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. [https://bwosyrdarya.org]","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Permanent Secretariat. \"Legal Basis of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty: Updated Summary 2003-2012\". 2013. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170118/3f415620302a8caa1da240fdb4f007fe.pdf\n[2] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Treaty for Amazonian Cooperation\". 3 July 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/65da0529bc0c48762847257a9bdc9f40.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"The Amendment Protocol (El Protocolo de Enmienda)\". 14 December 1998. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bc822314f4b8cede7cf30f7e44555e66.pdf\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[6] Garcia, Maria del Pilar and Luis Felipe Guzman. “Analysis of the Management of the Amazon Basin: a look at the Amazon Cooperation Treaty” in Law and Transboundary Water Management. 2018. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/329589198_Analisis_del_manejo_de_la_cuenca_amazonica_una_mirada_a_traves_del_Tratado_de_Cooperacion_Amazonica\n[7] Medina de Perez, Mayra. Transboundary Basins. 2006. http://observatoriogeograficoamericalatina.org.mx/egal11/Procesosambientales/Hidrologia/03.pdf\n[8] United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization. Venezuela International Issues related to water. 2016. http://www.fao.org/nr/water/aquastat/countries_regions/Profile_segments/VEN-IntIss_esp.stm","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3] Mekong River Commission. \"AGREEMENT ON THE COOPERATION FOR THE SUSTAINABLE\n  DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEKONG RIVER BASIN\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/policies/agreement-Apr95.pdf"]
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[null,"2.1.1",null,2,2,2,2,1,2,2,2,2,1,1,1,1,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,1,null,null,null,"Afghanistan has a dedicated central agency responsible for water resources management in the country and its mandate includes sustainable and efficient management of water resources.\n \n Founded in 2003, the Ministry of Energy and Water was made responsible for determination and articulation of strategy, policy and development programs of water resources; forecasting and informing on flood and famine occurrence; construction and management of hydro-electric facilities and riverbank maintenance constructions; and organizing and strengthening of river administrative zones. [1, 2] According to the 2009 Water Law, planning, management and development of water resources is the responsibility of the Ministry of Energy and Water and it is carried out in cooperation with other relevant line ministries and institutions. [1] A new Water Law adopted in 2020 maintains these provisions, but instead refers to the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority (NWARA) as the relevant body. The NWARA assumed the Ministry's responsibilities for the water sector in February 2020, with the Ministry of Energy and Water divided into two independent departments under Presidential Decree 36, which could not be found online. [3]  The NWARA is described in a 2020 World Bank document as the lead agency for water policy, development and management of water resources, water supply and infrastructure. [6] \n \n Article One of the Water Law includes \"the efficient and sustainable use of water resources\" as a main objective for the law. [1] Under Article 8, government institutions are responsible for \"protection, control, management and effective use\" of water resources, which belong to the people of Afghanistan. [1] However, the legislation does not make any further mention of sustainable and efficient management of water resources, notably in chapters on water use and protection. [1]\n \n Under Article Ten of 2009 Water Law, duties and responsibilities of Ministry of Energy and Water include the preparation and processing of water resources policies and strategies in accordance with the provisions of this law in collaboration with the line ministries and relevant agencies; preparation of utilization plans for water resources for different uses based on national priorities to propose to the Supreme Council of Water Affairs Management; collection, analysis and evaluation of hydrological data for surface water; forecasting and warning of floods and droughts; construction, supervision, control, operation and maintenance of hydro power stations; rehabilitation and construction of dams, headworks and main canals and overseeing the safety and stability of such; construction, control and supervision of the structures for river bank protection; management and control of the structures along the rights-of-way of river banks and waterways; engineering to upgrade the traditional main irrigation canals; establishing River Basin Agencies including advisory boards consisting of relevant institutions, and monitoring their activities; facilitating financial and technical opportunities and capacity development for the river basins in cooperation with the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock, Ministry of Urban Development, Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development and National Environmental Protection Agency; and establishing Water User Associations, issuing Water Usage Licenses in accordance with the provisions of this law. The Ministry is also responsible fo the management and planning for the transboundary waters between Afghanistan and its neighboring countries and changes of watercourses. [1]\n \n In 2017, the Minister of Energy and Water, explained the Ministry's strategy for the coming 5 years in the fields of energy and water, outlining that based on the division of responsibilities in the government, the management of drinking water supply for the citizens of Afghanistan is the responsibility of the Ministry of Energy and Water, but the management of water consumption and use is the responsibility of the Ministries of Rural Development, Urban Development and Housing, Agriculture and Irrigation and other independent departments in the water sector. [4,5]","Bolivia has a ministry responsible for water resources management in the country. \n\nThe Ministry of Environment and Water was created in 2009 by Supreme Decree 29894. The decree tasks the Ministry with “formulating, executing, evaluating and supervising the policies and plans for potable water and basic sanitation, irrigation, and integral basin management and watershed and degraded areas reforestation, as well as sustainable exploitation of water in any form” [1]. In addition, the Ministry’s Strategic Objectives include promoting the universalization of potable water in urban and rural areas, as well as integrated water resources management and efficient water use [2].\n\nThe MMAyA has three operative Vice Ministries: (i) Drinking Water and Basic Hygiene; (ii) Water Resources and Irrigation; and (iii) Environment, Biodiversity, Climate Change and Forestry Development and Management. [1]\n\nThe Ministry's 2018 operating budget was US$23.6m [3]. \n\n\n","In Bosnia and Herzegovina, water management is responsibility of institutions at entity level and Brcko District. A dedicated ministry responsible for water resource management in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina is the Ministry of Agriculture, Water Management and Forestry. [1] A dedicated ministry responsible for water resource management in Republic of Srpska is Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management. [2] A dedicated body responsible for water resource management in Brcko District is Department for Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management of the Brcko Government. [3]\n\nIn Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina operational work related to sustainable and efficient water resource management is responsibility of agencies covering two river basin, Water Resource Agency for the Sava River and Water Resource Agency for the Adriatic Sea. [4] In the Republic of Srpska operational work related to sustainable and efficient water resource management is responsibility of the public utility company \"Water Srpska\". [5] The Agencies and Water Srpska work under supervision of above mentioned line ministries and in accordance with the Water Laws of both entities, these bodies are obliged to coordinate their activities to ensure coordinated water management between the entities. [6, 7]\n\nFor both the Federation of BiH and the Republic of Srpska, the underlying legislation that acts as the mandate of the institutions mentions both issues around sustainability and efficient water use [6,7,8] \n\nBosnia and Herzegovina is not scored for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National government authorities’ capacity for leading implementation of national IWRM plans or similar. The assessment states that Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations of BiH is national level institution responsible for coordination of activities and international cooperation in the water sector. A Water resources department was established with this Ministry, with 4 employees. [8]","Brazil has a dedicated central agency responsible for water resources management in the country. The National Water Agency (ANA) was created in 2000 by Law no. 9,984, and it is responsible for enforcing the Law of Waters of 1997 (Law no. 9,433). [1][2] The Law of Waters of 1997 created the National Policy of Water Resources and the National System of Water Resources Management (SINGREH), both of which directly and explicitly institutes protections on the country's water resources. [2]\n\nLaw no. 9,984 of 2000, which created ANA, states in Article 4-C that ANA must promote, among other things, efficient water use and services. [1] \n\nLaw no. 9,433 of 1997, which created the National Policy of Water Resources that guides ANA, states in Article 2 that an objective of the document is \"the rational and integrated use of water resources, including water transport, having in view sustainable development\". [2]\n\nANA is headquartered in Brasilia and has more than 4500 water monitoring stations in operation [3].","There is a dedicated ministry or central agency responsible for water resources management in Cambodia, but distribution of responsibilities is fragmented and implementation is not well coordinated.\n\nThere are institutional arrangements for the implementation of IWRM-based water resource management at the national level in Cambodia. National bodies directly in charge of this field consist of Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology, (MOWRAM) established in 1999, Cambodia's National Mekong Committee (CNMC), and Tonle Sap Authority (TSA), both of which were established in 2009 [1]. The MOWRAM is mandated as a lead agency with overall responsibility for water management, conservation, and development. Tonle Sap Authority's role is to coordinate the management, conservation and development of Tonle Sap area, while Cambodia's National Mekong Committee is tasked with coordinating natural resources management in the Mekong Basin and works as the country’s representative on the Mekong River Commission (MRC) Council. In 2015, Sub-decree No. 98 on river basin management was approved, requiring the establishment of a National River Basin Committee, Sub-National River Basin Committees and corresponding river basin plans, aiming to make the management and development of river basins more effective and sustainable [2]. The country's institutional arrangement for the management of the Mekong Basin is found to be complex, and highly compartmentalized due to poor mechanism for feedback and coordination among many key ministries and committees [3].","The Ministry of Water Resources is responsible for management of water resources in China. \n\nFounded in 1949, its main functions include overall planning and regulating of the development of water resources, protection of water resources, disaster relief, and investigating water law violations [1]. Their main actions also include corporations with neighboring countries on transboundary water resources [2]. Besides various departments in charge of different aspects of water resource management, the Ministry has also established seven River Basin Commissions, for Changjiang, Yellow River, Huai River, Hai River, Pearl River, Songliao River, and Taihu[3].\n","Colombia’s National Water Council (CNA) is the country’s central agency responsible for water resources management. \n\nThe CNA was created in 2015 under Law 1753 as part of the National Development Program [1]. The CNA is tasked with “sustainable administration of water resources” and is an inter-ministerial body that includes six agencies [1]. In addition, the Ministry of Environment (MADS) exercises the Technical Secretariat of the CNA and acts on the policies and decisions made by the CNA. MADS reports that the Council’s mandate includes “promoting the development of plans, programs and projects directed at the conservation and sustainability of water resources, improving water quality, efficient using and saving of water, water regulations, risk management associated with water resources, and water governance, among others” [2]. The CNA’s internal regulations were approved in 2018, but they do not appear to be publicly available online [3]. Previously, the Directorate of Integrated Management of Water Resources at MADS regulated water issues in Colombia [4]. The Directorate still appears in MADS' organizational chart as of May 2019, however its role appears unclear [5].\n\nIn addition, the Vice-Ministry of Water and Basic Sanitation, which forms part of the Ministry of Housing, is tasked with formulating and adopting \"policies, programs, projects and regulation for the population's access to potable water and basic sanitation\" [6]. The Vice-Ministry carries out this mission via: guiding the creation of strategies for potable water delivery; establishing guidelines for financing potable water and sanitation projects; incentivizing efficient management at public utilities; coordinating potable water and sanitation strategies with MADS' integrated water resources management approach; and proposing technical regulations for potable water, among others [6].","In Croatia there is a central agency for water resource management and its mandate covers both sustainability and efficient water use.\n\nThe Directorate for Water Management and the Sea Protection, as an administrative body within the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Energy carries out tasks related to: water management; monitoring and adjustment of water management development with the needs of the overall economic development of the Republic of Croatia; protection against harmful effects of water and ice; protection against erosion and torrents; irrigation and melioration drainage; implementation of water environment protection; the implementation of the protection of the sea from pollution from land; use of water for various purposes; public water supply and public sewerage and wastewater treatment; planning and harmonization of the development of water structures; conducting administrative supervision in the area of water management; international cooperation. [1]\nCroatia reports the score 100 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on National government authorities’ capacity for leading implementation of national IWRM plans or similar. The assessment states that national government bodies for leading implementation of national IWRM plans are Ministry of Environment and Energy and Croatian Waters (Legal entity that is the umbrella organisation incorporating the Directorate for water management). [2]","Article 2 of the implementing regulations for the 2014 national water resources law, the Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, states that the Secretariat of Water is the “Single Water Authority” in Ecuador, and that the head of the agency is the equivalent of a government minister and reports to the president [1]. \n\nThe law includes sustainable management of water resources among its fundamental principles (Article 4). Article 35 of the law also includes efficiency among its principles for water resources provision, but the law does not mention efficient water resources management specifically [2]. The Secretariat of Water’s vision statement tasks it with guaranteeing efficient provision of water to the population, and its values include “effectiveness”, which is defined as the “efficient and effective compliance with goals and objectives” [3]. The Secretariat’s objectives and strategic axes include sustainability (“recovery, conservation and protection of water basins”) and operational and budgetary efficiency [4, 5]. According to Article 18 of the law, the Secretariat's mandate includes creating the National Water Resources Plan and IWRM plans for basins and watersheds, as well as issuing permits for water use and creating and supervising the annual water infrastructure plan [2].","In Guinea, there is a dedicated ministry or central agency responsible for water resources management in the country, nevertheless its manadate does not explicitly cover sustainable water management\n\nIn Guinea, the governmental authority in charge of the water resources management is the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics. It is responsible for the development and implementation of national water strategies, policies and programs, as well as the protection of all watercourses. Nevertheless, there is no mention of a sustainable and efficient water use management in its mandate. (1) The National Directorate of Water and Forests is a department of the Ministry of the Environment and has within its mandate (concerning the water sector), the coordination and establishment of institutional mechanisms for the preparation, execution, monitoring and evaluation of policies to combat desertification. There is no mention of a sustainable and efficient water use management . (2) \n\nHowever, the SDG 6.5.1 Report scores Guinea with 60 for this indicator, stating that the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics has the mandate and capacity to effectively lead the implementation of IWRM in Guinea. (3) Nevertheless, this could not be confirm on its website. (1) It was not possible to provide information on the operational capacity of the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics, since all the information related to this Ministry is provided through a facebook page (it does not have an official website). Most of the activities published in Facebook are related to energy projects (mostly solar energy) and the construction of dams to generate hydroelectricty. No information on how many employees are currently working in this Ministry could be provided. (4) Concerning the National Directorate of Water and Forests, there is neither information on the projects currently implemented in the water sector, nor on how many workers are currently employed. (2)","Management of water resources in Iran is split between three different Ministries: The Ministry of Energy, Ministry of Agriculture and the Department of the Environment. However there is no dedicated Water Ministry. \n\nThe main actor is Ministry of Energy, which works based on the 1982 Fair Water Distribution Act, therefore holds nominal responsibility for Water resources planning and management [1]. The Ministry has a deputy office and many sub-organisations on water and wastewater and has three major mandates in water sector: \n1- Protection, maintenance, use, qualitative and quantitative improvement of ground and surface water, 2- provision, purification and distribution of healthy water for different purposes, 3- increasing the hygiene of cities and villages by implementation of wastewater collection networks [2].\n\nHowever, due to the high volume of water used for agricultural purposes (approx 92%), the Ministry of Agriculture is also important [3]. This Ministry has a Department dedicated to Water and Soil and includes in its mandate \"Implementation of Watershed Management and Soil Conservation and Conflict to Desertification\" [4]. \n\nFurthermore the Department of Environment, which is the body in charge of the implementation of 1974 Environmental Protection Act [5] and the 1997 Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Act [6], has a mandate over environmental protection of water resources.","Yes, the Ministry of Water Resources in Iraq is responsible for water resources management in the country (1) (2). \n\nIts mandate includes a focus on \"preservation from pollution\" h/w there is limited mention of efficient water use. The Ministry's mandate is to: a) plan the investment of water resources in Iraq and the exploitation of surface and groundwater; b) develop sources and use of water resources; c) protect Iraq's rights in international shared waters and maintaining communication and exchange of information with neighboring countries and riparian states on river basins and to ensure fair agreements on dividing the quantity and quality of water entering Iraq; and d) to preserve surface and groundwater water from pollution, prioritize the environment and conserve the Marshlands and other water bodies (2). \n\nIts activities aim to insure a larger access to water resources for irrigation, drinking, industry, hydropower generation, flood control by meeting environmental requirements, such as the restoration of the marshes. (3) Thus, the ministry develops various services and activities such as the purification and decontamination of water streams, river engineering, providing technical consultations and wells’ cleaning. (3) The Ministry was established in 2008, and sits under the Minister of Water and Land who reports to the Prime Minister of Iraq; the Ministry is not part of a larger ministry (2). \n\n","Kazakhstan has a national agency responsible for the management of water resources. However, sustainable and efficient water use managment is not explicitly mentioned in its mandate.\n \n According to its statute, approved in 2019, the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources is Kazakhstan's central executive body responsible for development and realisation of policy in protection of the environment, including protection of natural resources through regulation and oversight of their \"rational use\", with use and protection of water resources as well as water supply and drainage identified as fields under the Ministry's remit. [1] More specific functions relating to water resources include: determination of procedures for the development of river basin management schemes, procedures for tenders for use of water bodies and for lease of water facilities, regulations for general use of water, development of quotas for water use by sector and for individual organisations, and methods for measurement of water use. [1] There is no explicit statement in the Ministry's statute that efficient or sustainable use of water is part of the its remit, although \"rational use\" of natural resources is. [1] The Ministry is made up of several departments (separate legal entities subordinate to the Ministry) responsible for specific areas of natural resources, including two for the water sector - the Committee for Water Resources and Department of Transboundary Rivers (both formerly part of the Ministry of Agriculture). [1] \n \n The Committee for Water Resources is charged with implementing state policy in the field of management and protection of water resources, through operation and maintenance of state water facilities, and inspection of water resource use by other actors, including through setting standards and assigning licenses. [2] The Committee's responsibilities in terms of efficient use of water include approval and monitoring of norms for water use by economic sector, state monitoring of national water resources through recording and the state water cadastre (created under the 2003 Water Code to provide information on the country's surface water bodies, including available water and its quality, groundwater, including reserves, quality and hydrodynamic characteristics, and data on water usage, by basin, region and economic sector), and information and education of the public on rational use of water resources. [2] The Committee's statute does not refer to efficient or sustainable use of water resources, and its remit for \"rational use\" as set in the Ministry statute is limited to information and education of citizens on the importance of rational use of water resources. [2] The Committee is also responsible for Kazvodkhoz, the state water transmission company, responsible for operation and maintenance of hydraulic facilities, reservoirs and water pipelines, as well as a range of local river basin inspection institutions. [2, 3] \n \n The Department of Transboundary Rivers is responsible for water relations with neighbouring states, through formulation and implementation of state policy on rational use and protection of transboundary water resources, including inspection of other state and non-state actors' activity. [4] The Department is also charged with organisation and conduct of joint activities with neighbouring states, such as scientific investigations, monitoring and assessment activities and international meetings. [4] The Department's statute does not outline any specific measures for rational use of water resources, and does not refer to efficient or sustainable use of water resources. [4]","There is a central government agency responsible for water resources management in Kyrgyzstan and it includes sustainable and efficient water use management in its mandate. [1]\n \n In Kyrgyzstan, the State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘SAW’), previously the Department of Water Resources and Land Improvement of the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Improvement of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘DWRLI’) until 2019, is the state authority which manages, monitors and regulates the condition and use of Kyrgyzstan’s water resources, facilities of irrigation and land improvement infrastructure, and carries out executive, administrative and coordinating functions for the implementation of the country's water policy. [1]\n \n In accordance with its statute, the SAW implements a single state policy in the field of efficient use and protection of Kyrgyzstan’s water reserves, management of water resources and water infrastructure facilities owned by the state, and provision of water resources for all water users. [1, 2] For this purpose, the SAW carries out the planning, organisation and implementation of administrative, economic and regulatory/legal measures for water use, operation of water management facilities, protection of water reserve lands, as well as regulation of interstate water relations for the use of water resources formed in the territory of the Kyrgyz Republic. [1]\n \n Additionally, the SAW plans, organises and supervises works aimed at improving the ameliorative state of irrigated lands. [1]\n \n On a legislative level, the SAW adopts a strategy aimed at efficient water resources management, rather than a legal commitment or responsibility to the efficient use of water, with a general aim of “ensuring the sustainable management and rational use of water resources and water infrastructure, the supply of water and sanitation”. [2]","There is a dedicated ministry or central agency responsible for water resources management in Laos.\n\nThe Ministry for Natural Resources and the Environment is designated as the central agency responsible for water resources management in Laos. Article 76 of the revised Water and Water Resources Law assigns responsibility for water resources management to the government throughout the country, specifying that the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment is directly responsible for implementation of water resources related activities and is to coordinate with the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry, and the Ministry of Education and Sport, plus local authorities for implementation. [1]. The law does not mention the ministry’s responsibility for sustainable or efficient water use. However, the 2012 decree establishing the ministry gives a mandate to manage, protect, restore and use the natural resources and environment in a sustainable manner. [2]","The National Directorate of Hydraulics (DNH) is the central department responsible for carrying out the tasks assigned to the Ministry of Energy and Water, which include sustainable and efficient water use management. \n\nCreated by Ordinance No. 10-001 / P-RM of 18 January 2010 [1], the DNH's main tasks are the elaboration of the elements of the national water policy [2], the coordination and the control of its implementation [2]. In this capacity, the DNH is responsible for: developing strategies for drinking water supply, mobilisation and management of water resources and ensuring their implementation; developing standards for the water sector and ensuring their application; the inventory, evaluation and monitoring of water resources and hydraulic structures; as well as planning, controlling and developing the public water service [3]. The organisation in head quarted in Bamako although it conducts operation across the country [3]. \nThe following texts specify the legislative and regulatory framework of the DNH: (i) Ordinance No. 10-001 / P-RM of 18 January 2010 establishing the National Directorate of Hydraulics [1]; (ii) Decree No. 10-063 / P-RM of February 1, 2010 establishing the Organization and the Operating Procedures of D.N.H [4]; (iii) Decree No. 10-066 / P-RM of 01 February 2010 determining the organic framework of the National Directorate of Hydraulics [5].","Yes, such an agency exists in the country and it includes sustainable and efficient water use management in its mandate.\nThe Mauritanian Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation (MHS) is the responsible organization and it includes sustainable water use management in its manadate [1]. \nThe MHS mandate covers sanitation and drinking water [4] and is in charge of preparing strategies and plans for the country, such as the 2012 Strategy for Development of the Water and Sanitation Sector [1], [5]. It has its own website [6] and has recently had a new minister swowrn in at the end of 2018 [7]. It is composed of several departments (directorates): \nIn addition, Mauritania has set up, in 2001 [2] the CNRE which is a public administrative institution responsible for the exploration, assessment, monitoring and protection of water resources [3]. This insitution, alongside The Ministry's Department of Planification, Monitoring and Cooperation (DPSC) also has responsibilties for implementation of the 2012 Strategy for Development of the Water and Sanitation Sector.\n","There is a dedicated ministry or central agency responsible for water resources management in Myanmar.\n\nThe National Water Resource Committee (NWRC) is the apex body for the water related matters in Myanmar. NWRC and water related ministries and departments cooperates on projects and studies on water sector development with other countries and international organizations. It is also conducting regional cooperation by cooperating with ASEAN, Mekong River Commission and Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. Ministries and departments are also cooperating and coordinating with international organizations on water related data/information collection, studies, conducting project works and support implementation works with more complete data/information. [1] NWRC have authorization of the government to play a significant role in any national/state level water use (scheme or programme) of consumptive or non-consumptive nature. NWRC will also have to liaise (officially) with local NGOS, INGOs, national and international governmental agencies and organizations for close cooperation in water resources and related affairs. NWRC is also responsible for databanks on both surface and groundwaters and handle water management with the private sector. [2] Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department (IWUMD) is a governmental organization under the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation (MOALI). Main responsibility of IWUMD is sustainable operation and maintenance of (Irrigation) water management. Another responsibility of IWUMD is operation and maintenance of flood protection embankments and polders system all over the country. IWUMD operates, maintains and manages 581 irrigation facilities and 479 flood protection and drainage facilities in the country. IWUMD has been actively engaged in water development planning and the furtherance of irrigation for food security. [3]","There a dedicated central agency in Perú that is responsible for water resources management in the country.\n\nThe Law on Water Resources of 2009 states in Article 14 states that National Authority of Water (ANA) is the “governing body and the highest technical-regulatory authority of the National Water Resources Management System.” [1] The ANA website states that it is responsible for the sustainable, efficient and multisectoral management of water resources and is under the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation. [2,3] The decentralized organisation is comprised of 14 Water Management Authorities (AAA), 71 Local Water Administrations (ALA) and 12 Basin Water Resources Councils (CRHC). [3] The AAAs are responsible for water management and allocation, water studies, wastewater licensing and risk management, among other tasks. The ALAs are administrative bodies that support AAAs. The Basin Water Resource Councils are institutional spaces where stakeholders can discuss water issues. [3]","There is a dedicated ministry or central agency responsible for water resources management in the country and it includes sustainable and efficient water use management in its mandate. \n\nIndeed, in SÉNÉGAL, the governmental authority in charge of the water resources management is the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation with the mandate and capacity to effectively lead the implementation and promotion, in a sustainable and equitable way, of the IWRM in SÉNÉGAL. (1) Moreover, this Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation is in charge of coordinating interventions, investments, mobilisation and projects designed and implementation with the help of the directorates, offices and water agencies. (1)\n\nMoreover, the Water Resource Management and Planning Directorate (DGPRE) is in charge of inventory and management of hydraulic infrastructures as well as groundwater and surface water monitoring and management. In addition, it has in its mandate, the responsibility to share information on water resources, policy, planning & management with the different sectors and ministries. (2,3)\n\n\nThere are other programmes and agencies related to the water sector. The PEPAM Unit (Drinking Water and Sanitation Millennium Programme) was launched in 2000 with the objective to reduce by half the proportion of the population that do not have access to water and adequate sanitation by 2015. The PEPAM Unit is in charge of fundraising and coordination of different WASH organisations activities, as well as monitoring and evaluating programmes. (2)\n\n","The Republic Directorate for Water, as an administrative body within the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management, is responsible for the implementation of the Law on Ministries and Water Law. It includes \"implementation of water protection measures and planned rationalization of water consumption\" in its mandate. \n\nThis body carries out tasks related to: water management policy; multipurpose use of water; water supply with the exception of water distribution; water protection; implementation of water protection measures and planned rationalization of water consumption; regulation of water regimes; monitoring and maintaining the regime of waters that make and cross the border of the Republic of Serbia; inspection supervision in the field of water management. [1] \n\nSerbia report the score of only 30 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on National government authorities capacity for leading implementation of national IWRM plans or similar, mentioning capacity constraints as one of the problems. The assessment states that authorities responsible for water management issues at national level are: Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management – Republic Water Directorate (http://www.rdvode.gov.rs), Ministry of Environmental Protection (sectors related to environmental protection) (www.sepa.gov.rs), Republic Hydrometeorological Service of Serbia (www.hidmet.gov.rs), Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure (http://www.mgsi.gov.rs/), Ministry of Health (http://www.zdravlje.gov.rs/), Ministry of Mining and Energy (http://www.mre.gov.rs/), PWMC Srbijavode (www.srbijavode.rs), PWMC Vode Vojvodine (www.vodevojvodine.com/), Institute for Nature Conservation of Serbia (www.zzps.rs). [2] [3]\n\nThe assessment notes that institutional reform is slow but is showing efficiency gains. Most common constraints to the development of appropriate institutional arrangements relate to mandates, cross-sector coordination, capacity, and participation/ awareness. [2]","Slovenia has a dedicated ministry and agency responsible for water resource management in the country. It has water protection, including sustainable and efficient water use in its mandate. \n\nThe Ministry of the Environment and Spatial Planning has responsibility for the subject of water protection, use and management and tasks with regard to the implementation of environment protection public services: potable water supply and treatment of urban and drainage wastewater. [1] The Slovenian Water Agency (DRSV) is a body affiliated to the Ministry of the Environment and Spatial Planning. The DRSV operates in specialised areas of water management, and holds the mandate for water protection (including issues of sustainability), water engineering and efficient water use. The agency implements administrative, expert and development tasks according to the regulations governing water. It carries out the tasks of a water planning authority and is a consent authority while conducting other tasks within the procedures involving spatial planning, construction, environmental impact assessments and other expert assessments. It also leads on expert and development contribution needed for the River Basin Management Plan, the Flood Risk Management Plan and the Marine Strategy. [2] \n\nSlovenian Environment Agency performs expert, analytical, regulatory and administrative tasks related to the environment at the national level. The Environment Agency is a body of the Ministry of the Environment and Spatial Planning. Its mission is to monitor, analyse and forecast natural phenomena and processes in the environment, and to reduce natural threats to people and property. The SEA was a mandate for covering water due to article 3 of Environmental Protection Law mentioned above. [3]\n\nSlovenia reports the score 80 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on National government authorities capacity for leading implementation of national IWRM plans or similar. The assessment states that Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning – strategic planning, water policy oriented activities, water governance development, Slovenian Water Agency – implementing water management related activities, Slovenian Environment Agency – water related data gathering and interpretation. [4]","Yes, Syria has a ministry that works towards sustainable and efficient water management in its mandate. \nThe Ministry of Water Resources in Syria was created in 2012, replacing the Ministry of Irrigation through Decree number 44. Its operation mandate is taken from Water Legislation No.31 [1][2] [3] The water legislation (No.31) mentions principles of sustainability directly [4] The executive instructions for the water legislation No.31 mention efficiency of irrigation and drainage systems, efficiency of water management systems and evaluation of various ministries in conducting efficient water management processes [5] The Ministry has remained active, albeit in a limited capacity throughout the Civil War [10]\n\nThe activities of the Ministry of Water Resources are presided over by the Higher Water Council, [11] which answers to the Vice Prime Minister for service affairs . The mission of the Water Council is to;\na) Adopt a strategy in the short, medium and long term according to water policy\nb) Develop and adopt a national water policy consistent with the content of water legislation and integrated management.\nc) General water planning.\nd) Approve the necessary procedures for implementing the national water policy.\ne) Follow-up to the issue of international waters shared with neighboring countries in accordance with the Convention on the Use of International Watercourses for Non-Navigational Uses and International Law.\n\nThe Higher Water Council meets at the invitation of its Chairman once every year and whenever necessary.The Chairman of the Committee shall, in case of necessity, invite some ministers and a group of specialists in the field of water to attend its meetings. [2] \n\nOther Ministries with responsibilities related to water resources management include: [6]\nb) The Ministry of Agriculture and Agrarian Reform (MAAR): MAAR is responsible for the rational use of water for agricultural purposes, for minimizing water consumption and encouraging the use of modern irrigation techniques. [7] \nc) The Ministry of Local Administration and Environment (MLAE): MLAE is responsible for dealing with all main environmental issues. In addition, it has the task to plan and implement all governmental activities at regional level. MLAE is responsible for the protection of the environment by issuing the required standards and monitoring the quality of water for all uses.\nd) The Ministry of Housing and Construction (MHC): MHC is responsible for proposing, planning and executing the Government's programme in the field of water supply and sanitation. Through its 14 water and sanitation directorates (Establishments) it is also in charge of providing water supply and sanitation services. For now, the Ministry is involved in the reconstruction phase of Syria by collaborating with The General Company for Water Studies. [8] \n","In Tajikistan, there is a dedicated ministry responsible for water resources management, and it includes sustainable and efficient water use management in its mandate.\n \n In 2014, the Legislature of Tajikistan adopted a Decree on the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan (‘MEWR’), which established the MEWR on the basis of the Ministry of Energy and Industry of the Republic of Tajikistan by transferring to its authority the functions of the policy and regulation on water issues from the pre-existing Ministry of Land Reclamation and Water Resources of the Republic Tajikistan and branches from the former Ministry of Energy and Industry. [1]\n \n The MEWR is the central executive body engaged in the development and implementation of state policy and legal regulation in the areas of fuel and energy, and water resources. [2] The MEWR exercises leadership and control over the activities of the State Service for Supervision in the spheres of Energy and Safety of Hydrotechnical Structures, as well as the co-ordination of activities of the executive authorities in areas falling within the powers of the MEWR. [2] The MEWR carries out its activities in collaboration with other state bodies, local executive bodies of state power, the public and other organisations. [2]\n \n Amongst other things, the MEWR is charged with: developing strategies aimed at the rational use and protection of water resources; managing investment policies in the field of water resources management; attracting foreign investment in the field of water resources management; developing foreign relations in the field of water resources management; etc. [2]\n \n On a legislative level, the MEWR adopts a strategy aimed at efficient water resources management, rather than a legal commitment or responsibility to the efficient use of water, with a general aim of “ensuring the sustainable management and rational use of water resources”. [2] Additionally, according to the MEWR website, the MEWR is the lead agency in the National Dialogue on Water Policy in the field of IWRM, which aims to establish Tajikistan’s long-term IWRM policy. [3, 4]","In Tajikistan, there is a dedicated ministry responsible for water resources management, and it includes sustainable and efficient water use management in its mandate.\n \n In 2014, the Legislature of Tajikistan adopted a Decree on the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan (‘MEWR’), which established the MEWR on the basis of the Ministry of Energy and Industry of the Republic of Tajikistan by transferring to its authority the functions of the policy and regulation on water issues from the pre-existing Ministry of Land Reclamation and Water Resources of the Republic Tajikistan and branches from the former Ministry of Energy and Industry. [1]\n \n The MEWR is the central executive body engaged in the development and implementation of state policy and legal regulation in the areas of fuel and energy, and water resources. [2] The MEWR exercises leadership and control over the activities of the State Service for Supervision in the spheres of Energy and Safety of Hydrotechnical Structures, as well as the co-ordination of activities of the executive authorities in areas falling within the powers of the MEWR. [2] The MEWR carries out its activities in collaboration with other state bodies, local executive bodies of state power, the public and other organisations. [2]\n \n Amongst other things, the MEWR is charged with: developing strategies aimed at the rational use and protection of water resources; managing investment policies in the field of water resources management; attracting foreign investment in the field of water resources management; developing foreign relations in the field of water resources management; etc. [2]\n \n On a legislative level, the MEWR adopts a strategy aimed at efficient water resources management, rather than a legal commitment or responsibility to the efficient use of water, with a general aim of “ensuring the sustainable management and rational use of water resources”. [2] Additionally, according to the MEWR website, the MEWR is the lead agency in the National Dialogue on Water Policy in the field of IWRM, which aims to establish Tajikistan’s long-term IWRM policy. [3, 4]","There is a dedicated ministry or central agency responsible for water resources management in Thailand.\n\nThe main agency responsible for water resources management in Thailand is known as the the Office of National Water Resources (ONWR). The ONWR was established as the national focal point for water management on October 25, 2017, through the National Council of Peace and Order. The Office’s mission includes water management and mobilizing the six main strategies from the strategic plan (2015-2026), which includes water security, water management, and rehabilitation of forest watersheds [1]. The National Water Resource Commission (NWRC) was also established, with the Prime Minister as chair, to set directives and key operation plans and policies [2]. The National Water Resource Commission is the highest authority on water resources management and can delegate policies to other agencies, including the Office of National Water Resources. Additionally, the Office of National Water Resources was assigned as the secretariat of the National Water Resources Committee [3].","The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF), through its General Directorate of Water Management (DGWM), is the national body responsible for water resources management, and its vision and mission refer to the goals of integrated water management and sustainability.\n\nAccording to Turkey’s submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1, made in 2017, the “Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs of Turkey is the main responsible institution to implement, coordinate and monitor national IWRM plans.” [1]However, under Decree-in the-Force-of- Law No. 703 of 9 July 2018, the Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs (MFWA) was combined with the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Livestock to form the MAF [2] . Accordingly, the responsibilities of the MFWA, including those for Water\nAffairs, have been passed on to the MAF.\n\nThe MAF DGWM describes its mission as “To make integrated water management infrastructure by preparing basin action plans for all river basins including coastal and transition water, to make necessary conditions for developing national and international water management policies….” and its vision as: “To protect, develop and control the national water resources in terms of quality and quantity and manage the water resources with integrated ways for protecting sustainability”. [3] There is also an official advisory body (think tank) called the Turkish Water Institute (SUEN), which is based in Istanbul. [4]","Turkmenistan has a dedicated agency responsible for water resources management in the country and its mandate includes efficient water resource management.\n \n The Water Code of Turkmenistan, last modified in October 2019, establishes that the State Committee on Water Management is the agency responsible for water resources management in the country. This Committee conducts and implements the state policy in the field of use and protection of water bodies and is responsible for exercising control over the observance of water legislation in Turkmenistan. [1] The committee was established in 2019 and adopted the mandate of the Ministry of Agriculture and Water and the State Committee on the Protection of the Environment and Land Resources. [2] The Committee's competencies are outlined comprehensively in the Water Code; a crucial part of its mandate is to conduct \"state oversight of the usage and protection of water\" and to \"organise initiatives for the efficient use and protection of water resources\". It is also responsible for establishing water consumption limits for water users and controls their observance, as well as carrying out international cooperation on the regulation of water relations, rational use and protection of transboundary waters. [1]","There is a dedicated ministry or central agency responsible for water resources management in the country and it includes sustainable and efficient water use management in its mandate.\n \n The Ministry of Water Management is responsible for water resources management in Uzbekistan and sustainable and efficient water use management is included in its mandate in accordance with Order of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5418 of 17 April 2018 \"On Measures for Fundamental Improvement of the State System of Agricultural and Water Management\", and, in turn, Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PP-3672 of 17 April 2018 \"On Measures for the Organisation of the Activities of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [1, 2]. Point 5 of the resolution specifies that the Minister for Water Management carries personal responsibility for sustainable efficient water use management. [2] No mention is made in either of these laws of integrated water resource management. [1, 2]\n \n The official website of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan lists efficient and sustainable water use management as one of the Ministry's fundamental responsibilities. [3] Other responsibilities include: the implementation of a unified government policy on water management; the coordination of government bodies, management bodies and other organisations in the sustainable use and protection of water resources and the forecasting and prevention of harmful water-related incidents; the sustainable provision of water to territories and economic sectors; conduct of measures to improve and meliorate land sustainably, and ensuring the sound functioning of irrigation systems, reservoirs, pump stations and other water management and hydrotechnical structures, as well as the protection of major water managment facilities. [3]","There is a dedicated ministry or central agency responsible for water resources management in the country and it includes sustainable and efficient water use management in its mandate.\n \n The Ministry of Water Management is responsible for water resources management in Uzbekistan and sustainable and efficient water use management is included in its mandate in accordance with Order of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5418 of 17 April 2018 \"On Measures for Fundamental Improvement of the State System of Agricultural and Water Management\", and, in turn, Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PP-3672 of 17 April 2018 \"On Measures for the Organisation of the Activities of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [1, 2]. Point 5 of the resolution specifies that the Minister for Water Management carries personal responsibility for sustainable efficient water use management. [2] No mention is made in either of these laws of integrated water resource management. [1, 2]\n \n The official website of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan lists efficient and sustainable water use management as one of the Ministry's fundamental responsibilities. [3] Other responsibilities include: the implementation of a unified government policy on water management; the coordination of government bodies, management bodies and other organisations in the sustainable use and protection of water resources and the forecasting and prevention of harmful water-related incidents; the sustainable provision of water to territories and economic sectors; conduct of measures to improve and meliorate land sustainably, and ensuring the sound functioning of irrigation systems, reservoirs, pump stations and other water management and hydrotechnical structures, as well as the protection of major water managment facilities. [3]","Venezuela has dedicated ministry responsible for water resources management in the country, and its mandate includes sustainable water use, while water utilities is oversees are tasked with water use efficiency. \n\nThe Ministry of Care for Water Resources was created in 2018 and assumed the water resources management responsibilities of the former Ministry of Eco-Socialism and Water Resources [1]. The Ministry is tasked with the care, treatment, supervision and protection of potable water, wastewater, hydrographic basins, water resources and dams, as well as the implementation of public policies for the regulation and control of provision of water services [1]. The Ministry oversees three Vice-Ministries: Vice-Ministry for People's Water Management, Vice-Ministry for Administration of Hydrographic Basins, and Vice-Ministry of Potable Water and Sanitation [2]. \n\nIn terms of efficient water use, the state-owned water utilities overseen by the Ministry are tasked with “efficient and continuous distribution” of potable water [3]. The utilities are listed on the Ministry's website as \"attached entities\" [4]. Hidroven is the largest of these utilities and manages the sector; its mission is to execute potable water and sanitation projects, while maintaining regulation, leadership and supervision of other public water utilities [5].","There is a dedicated ministry or central agency responsible for water resources management in Vietnam, but water policy is fragmented and implementation is not well coordinated.\n\nThe Law on Water on Resources of 2012 did not issue a clear mandate regarding the responsibility for sustainable and efficient water use. However, the law did state that People’s Committees were responsible at the local level for effective management of water resources, while the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MONRE) is responsible for water planning and management at the national level. [1] In June 2017, MONRE issued Decision No. 1536 / QD-BTNMT, which created and defined the Department of Water Resources Management (DWRM). The DWRM is responsible for water resource planning to restore water supply, adapt to climate change and adhere to national planning guidelines. [2,3] A 2019 international study on water management concluded that the legislation mandates MONRE to oversee overall water management, but it still faces challenges due to fragmented policy and limited coordindation across ministries and local governments. Reporting mechanisms are unclear and have limited the effectivness of water governance measures. [4]\n",null,null,null,"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n\n[2] Ministry of Justice, \" Water Affairs Management Law Enacted\" (مقرره در مورد کیفیت آب و کنترل و نگهداری آنها) [http://old.moj.gov.af/Content/files/OfficialGazette/01301/OG_01367.pdf]\n\n[3] National Water Affairs Regulation Authority. \"Introducing the General Director of the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority\", (\"معرفی رئیس عمومی اداره ملی تنظیم امور آب\"). [https://nwara.gov.af/dr/معرفی-رئیس-عمومی-اداره-ملی-تنظیم-امور-آب] \n\n[4] President Office of Public and Strategic Affairs \" The government has plans to improve Kabul's drinking water.\" [http://www.gmic.gov.af/dari/press-releases/3088-2017-09-25-07-47-55]\n\n[5] The Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock (MAIL), \"Duties and Powers of the Ministry\" [https://mail.gov.af/en/node/2081]\n\n[6] World Bank. March 2020. \"Project Information Document: Afghanistan Water Supply and Sanitation Services and Institutional Support Program\". [http://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/249961585616708069/pdf/Project-Information-Document-Afghanistan-Water-Supply-and-Sanitation-Services-and-Institutional-Support-Program-P169970.pdf]","[1] Ministry of Environment and Water. National Policy for Quality of Water for Human Consumption. 2015. http://www.anesapa.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/PNCA_Consumo_Humano-ULTIMA-VERSION.pdf\n[2] Ministry of Environment and Water. Strategic Objectives. 2019. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/index.php/informacion_institucional/content,1393.html#\n[3] Ministry of Economy and Public Finances. Cash Flow Ministry of Environment and Water. 2018. https://sigep.sigma.gob.bo/sigep_publico/faces/SFprRepPub;jsessionid=K-7UYF4-4eqacmajmD0PDLs5pGtqpXqnUIywfKpApp38QqXG3W02!997994641?gestion=2018","[1] President's Office. \"Vice President U Henry Van Thio addresses NWRC coord meeting\". 01 April 2019. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2019/01/04/id-9221 [2] [3] Myanmar Water Portal. \"Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department (IWUMD)\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/23-iwumd/info.html [4] \"National Water Policy\". February 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf","[1] Office of the President of the Republic (Brazil). \"Law no. 9,984 of 17 July 2000. Provides for the creation of the National Water Agency (ANA), the federal entity for implementing the National Water Resources Policy, coordinating the National Water Resources Management System and responsible for establishing national reference standards for regulating the provision of public services of basic sanitation (Lei no. 9.984 de 17 de julho de 2000. Dispõe sobre a criação da Agência National de Águas - ANA, entidade federal de implementação da Política National de Recursos Hídricos, de coordenação do Sistema National de Gerenciamento de Recursos Hídricos e responsável pela instituição de normas de referência nacionais para a regulação da prestação dos serviços públicos de saneamento básico)\". http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/Leis/L9984.htm\n[2] Office of the President of the Republic (Brazil). \"Law no. 9,433 of 8 January 1997. Establishes the National Policy for Water Resources, creates the National Water Resources Management System, regulates item XIX of Article 21 of the Federal Constitution, and alters Article 1 of Law no. 8,001 of 13 March 1990, which amended Law no. 7,990 of 28 December 1989 (Lei no. 9.433 de 8 de janeiro de 1997. Institui a Política National de Recursos Hídricos, cria o Sistema National de Gerenciamento de Recursos Hídricos, regulamenta o inciso XIX do art. 21 da Constituição Federal, e altera o art. 1º da Lei nº 8.001, de 13 de março de 1990, que modificou a Lei nº 7.990, de 28 de dezembro de 1989)\". http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/leis/l9433.htm\n[3] ANA Water Agency Website, Accessed 20 May 2019 http://www2.ana.gov.br/Paginas/EN/monitoring.aspx","[1] President's Office. \"Vice President U Henry Van Thio addresses NWRC coord meeting\". 01 April 2019. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2019/01/04/id-9221 [2] [3] Myanmar Water Portal. \"Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department (IWUMD)\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/23-iwumd/info.html [4] \"National Water Policy\". February 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf","[1] Ministry of Water Resources, \"About MWR\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mwr.gov.cn/english/aboutmwr.html.\n\n[2] Ministry of Water Resources, \"International Cooperation on Trans-boundary Rivers\nbetween China and its Neighbouring Countries\", 2015, http://www.mwr.gov.cn/english/mainsubjects/201604/P020160406513798903048.pdf.\n\n[3] Ministry of Water Resources, \"Institutions\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mwr.gov.cn/english/Commissions.html.","[1] Congress of the Republic of Colombia. Law 1753 of 2015. 2015. http://www.secretariasenado.gov.co/senado/basedoc/ley_1753_2015_pr005.html#250\n[2] Ministry of Environment. National Water Council begins work. 2018. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/index.php/noticias/3958-consejo-nacional-del-agua-aprobo-hoja-de-ruta-de-proteccion-y-recuperacion-del-recurso-hidrico-en-colombia\n[3] Ministry of Housing. National Water Council approved way forward for protection and recovery of water resources in Colombia. 2018. http://www.minvivienda.gov.co/sala-de-prensa/noticias/2018/junio/consejo-nacional-del-agua-aprobo-hoja-de-ruta-de-proteccion-y-recuperacion-del-recurso-hidrico-en-colombia\n[4] Ministry of Environment. Directorate of Integrated Management of Water Resources. 2019. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/index.php/gestion-integral-del-recurso-hidrico/direccion-integral-de-recurso-hidrico\n[5] Ministry of Environment. Organizational Chart. 2019. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/index.php/ministerio/organigrama\n[6] Ministry of Housing. Vice-Ministry of Water and Basic Sanitation. 2017. http://www.minvivienda.gov.co/viceministerios/viceministerio-de-agua/aspectos-generales","[1] President's Office. \"Vice President U Henry Van Thio addresses NWRC coord meeting\". 01 April 2019. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2019/01/04/id-9221 [2] [3] Myanmar Water Portal. \"Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department (IWUMD)\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/23-iwumd/info.html [4] \"National Water Policy\". February 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf","[1] Constitutional President of the Republic. Regulations Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, Executive Decree 650. 2015. https://www.agua.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/REGLAMENTO-LEY-RECURSOS-HIDRICOS-USOS-Y-APROVECHAMIENTO-DEL-AGUApdf.pdf\n[2] National Assembly, Republic of Ecuador. Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water. 2014. https://www.agua.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/LEYD-E-RECURSOS-HIDRICOS-II-SUPLEMENTO-RO-305-6-08-204.pdf\n[3] Secretariat of Water. Values of the Institution – Mission and Vision. 2019. https://www.agua.gob.ec/valores-mision-vision/\n[4] Secretariat of Water. Objectives. 2019. https://www.agua.gob.ec/objetivos/\n[5] Secretariat of Water. Strategic Axes. 2019. https://www.agua.gob.ec/funciones-atribuciones-2/","(1) Système d'Information Energétique. \"ORGANIGRAMME DU MINISTÈRE DE L'ENERGIE ET DE L'HYDRAULIQUE (MEH)\". [https://www.sieguinee-dne.org/index.php/ministere-de-l-energie-et-de-l-hydraulique.html].\n(2)National Directorate of Water and Forests. [http://www.eaux-forets.gouv.gn/].\n(3)IWRM Data Portal. \"Questionnaire pour les pays portant sur l'indicateur 6.5.1\". 2017. [http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Guinea].\n(4)Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics. [https://www.facebook.com/Minist%C3%A8re-de-lEnergie-et-de-lHydraulique-Guin%C3%A9e-335378016664886/].","1- Iranian Parliament Research Center, \"Fair Water Distribution Act\", 1982, http://rc.majlis.ir/fa/law/show/90679\n2- Ministry of Energy, \"About Us: Objectives\", https://bit.ly/2JGuW78\n3- Newcastle University, \"A Socio-technical Assessment Framework for Integrated Water Resources Management\n(IWRM) in Lake Urmia Basin\", Iran, 2012, https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/40007855.pdf\n4- Ministry of Agriculture \"About the Ministry\", n/a, https://www.maj.ir/Index.aspx?page_=form&lang=1&sub=0&tempname=Main&PageID=9\n5- Department of Environment, \"The Collection of Environmental Laws and regulations\", n/a, https://doe.ir/portal/file/?754601/mohit-1..pdf\n6- Department of Environment, \"Environmental Impact Assessment Act\", 1997, https://eform.doe.ir/portal/file/?120925/156.pdf\n","1. Iraq Ministry of Water Resources, 2019 http://www.mowr.gov.iq/node/267 2. FAO \"FAOLEX Database Ministry of Water Resources Law No. 50 of 2008.\" 2008 http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/irq147092.pdf\n3. Republic of Iraq - Ministry of Water Resources http://mowr.gov.iq/node?page=1? ","[1] Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Ordinance No. 479 of 5 July 2019. \"On approval of the Statute of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan\", (\"Об утверждении Положения о Министерстве экологии, геологии и природных ресурсов Республики Казахстан\"). [https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ecogeo/documents/details/adilet/P1900000479?lang=ru].\n \n [2] Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Order No. 8-P of 9 August 2019. \"On approval of the Statute of the Committee for Water Resources of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan\", (\"Об утверждении Положения о Комитете по водным ресурсам Министерства экологии, геологии и природных ресурсов Республики Казахстан\"). [https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/water/documents/details/adilet/G1900000008?lang=ru].\n \n [3] Republican State Enterprise Kazvodkhoz. \"History of formation\", (\"История формировании\"). [https://qazsu.kz/?page_id=8&lang=ru].\n \n [4] Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Order No. 38-zh of 14 August 2019. \"On approval of the Statute of the Department of Transboundary Rivers of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan\", (\"Положение о Департаменте трансграничных рек Министерства экологии, геологии и природных ресурсов Республики Казахстан\"). [https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ecogeo/documents/details/39846?lang=ru].","[1] State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic. “About the Department”. [https://www.water.gov.kg/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=363:about-department&catid=99&lang=en&Itemid=1462].\n\n[2] Ministry of Justice of the Kyrgyz Republic. 30 Jul 2019. “Appendix 1 (to the Decree of the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic dated July 30, 2019 No. 383) Decree on the State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic”, (“Приложение 1 (к постановлению Правительства Кыргызской Республики от 30 июля 2019 года № 383) Положение о Государственном агентстве водных ресурсов при Правительстве Кыргызской Республики”). [http://cbd.minjust.gov.kg/act/view/ru-ru/157000?cl=ru-ru].","[1] President's Office. \"Vice President U Henry Van Thio addresses NWRC coord meeting\". 01 April 2019. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2019/01/04/id-9221 [2] [3] Myanmar Water Portal. \"Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department (IWUMD)\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/23-iwumd/info.html [4] \"National Water Policy\". February 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf","[1] Government of Mali, \"Ordinance No. 10-001 / P-RM of 18 January 2010 establishing the National Directorate of Hydraulics (DNH)\", 2010, http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/mli96747.pdf\n[2] Ministry of Mines, Energy, and Water, \"National Water Policy\", 26 February 2006, https://www.dnhmali.org/IMG/Politique_Nationale_de_l_eau.pdf\n[3] DNH Mali, \"About us\", 2019, http://www.dnhmali.org/?-presentation-de-la-direction-\n[4] Government of Mali, \"Decree No. 10-063 / P-RM of February 1, 2010 establishing the Organization and the Operating Procedures of D.N.H\", 2010, http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/mli96748.pdf\n[5] Government of Mali, \"Decree No. 10-066 / P-RM of 01 February 2010 determining the organic framework of the National Directorate of Hydraulics\", 2010, http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/mli96749.pdf","[1] Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation, \"Development Strategy for the Water and Sanitation sector\", 2012, http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/mau160742.pdf \n[2] Government of Mauritania, \"Decree No. 2001-077 of 12 July 2001 establishing and organizing a Public Institution of an administrative nature called \"\"National Center for Water Resources\"\" C.N.R.E.\"\", 2001, http://anac.mr/ANAC/JOf/2001/1006%20fr%20sc.pdf (p. 487)\n[3] GRDR, \"\"ENHANCING ACCESS TO WATER AND SANITATION IN MAURITANIA FOR GREATER COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT IN WATER AND SANITATION SERVICES\"\", 2016, https://europa.eu/capacity4dev/file/28888/download?token=Cht8Gqzu\n[4] UN-Water Global Analysis and Assessment of Sanitation and Drinking-Water (GLAAS), \"Mauritania\", 2014, http://sanitationandwaterforall.org/wp-content/uploads/download-manager-files/Mauritania%20%20country%20Highlight_draft.pdf \n[5] Cedare, \"Mauritania Water Sector M&E Rapid Assessment Report \", 2014, http://web.cedare.org/wp-content/uploads/2005/05/Mauritania-Water-Sector-Monitoring-and-Evaluation-Rapid-Assessment-Report.pdf\n[6] Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation, \"Home page\", 2019, http://www.hydraulique.gov.mr/index.php?lang=fr\n[7] Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation, \"New Minister settles in\", November 2018, http://www.hydraulique.gov.mr/spip.php?article224","[1] President's Office. \"Vice President U Henry Van Thio addresses NWRC coord meeting\". 01 April 2019. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2019/01/04/id-9221 [2] [3] Myanmar Water Portal. \"Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department (IWUMD)\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/23-iwumd/info.html [4] \"National Water Policy\". February 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf","[1] Government of Perú. “Ley de recursos hidricos.” https://www.ANA.gob.pe/media/316755/leyrh.pdf\n[2] National Authority of Water. “Mision y vision”. http://www.ANA.gob.pe/nosotros/la-autoridad/mision-vision\n[3] National Authority of Water. “Nosotros”. http://www.ANA.gob.pe/nosotros/la-autoridad/nosotros\n","(1) Ministère de l'Hydraulique et de l'assainissement. [http://www.mha.gouv.sn/Options-strategiques.html].\n(2)The International Water Association. 2015\"Mapping human resource capacity gaps in the water supply and sanitation sector\". [https://iwa-network.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/1422744544-Briefing-Note-Senegal-Final.pdf]. \n(3)Direction de la Gestion et de la Planification des Ressources en Eau (DGPRE). [http://www.dgpre.gouv.sn/index.php/nos-missions/].","[1] President's Office. \"Vice President U Henry Van Thio addresses NWRC coord meeting\". 01 April 2019. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2019/01/04/id-9221 [2] [3] Myanmar Water Portal. \"Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department (IWUMD)\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/23-iwumd/info.html [4] \"National Water Policy\". February 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf","[1] President's Office. \"Vice President U Henry Van Thio addresses NWRC coord meeting\". 01 April 2019. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2019/01/04/id-9221 [2] [3] Myanmar Water Portal. \"Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department (IWUMD)\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/23-iwumd/info.html [4] \"National Water Policy\". February 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf","[1] Ministry of Water Resources, About us, Syrian Arab Republic. \nhttp://mowr.gov.sy/index.php?d=90\n\n[2] Ministry of Water Resources, Syrian Arab Republic\nhttp://mowr.gov.sy/\n\n[3] Ministry of Water Resources, Legislative Degree. 44, 2012\nhttp://mowr.gov.sy/index.php?d=94&id=181\n\n[4] Water Legislation (No.31), Syrian Arab Republic. 16 November 2005.\nhttp://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/syr81193.pdf \n\n[5] Ministry of Water Resources, Executive instructions for the Syrian Water Legislation promulgated by Law No. 31. 2009\nhttp://mowr.gov.sy/index.php?d=64&id=166\n\n[6] Food and Agriculture Organization, AQUASTAT, Country Profile - Syrian Arab Republic. \nhttp://www.fao.org/nr/water/aquastat/countries_regions/SYR/SYR-CP_eng.pdf\n\n[7] Ministry of Agriculture and Agrarian Reform (MAAR), Syrian Arab Republic\nhttp://moaar.gov.sy/main/archives/category/%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%B1%D9%8A_%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%AD%D8%AF%D9%8A%D8%AB\n\n[8] Ministry of Public Works and Housing, \"The General Company for Water Studies is currently preparing to participate in the reconstruction of Syria\". \nhttp://mopwh.gov.sy/?page=show_det&category_id=6&id=624&keyword=water&lang=en\n\n[9] Ministry of Water Resources, Decision 629, Executive instructions of the Supreme Committee for Water, 2008\nhttp://mowr.gov.sy/index.php?d=166&id=163","[1] Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan. “About the ministry”, (“О Министерстве”). [https://www.mewr.tj/?page_id=2].\n\n[2] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 3 Mar 2014. “Decree of 3 March 2014, № 149 \"On the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan\"”, (“Положение от 3 марта 2014 года, № 149 \"О Министерстве энергетики и водных ресурсов Республики Таджикистан\"”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=121252].\n\n[3] Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan. 30 Nov 2018. “14th meeting of the Coordination Council of the National Dialogue on Water Policy in the field of IWRM”, (“14-ое заседание координационного совета Национального диалога по водной политике в области ИУВР”). [https://www.mewr.tj/?p=539].\n\n[4] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 15 Mar 2011. “National Policy Dialogue on integrated water resources management in Tajikistan”. [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/european-union-water-initiative-and-national-policy-dialogues/envwaternpdnews/national-policy-dialogue-on-integrated-water-resources-management-in-tajikistan.html].","[1] Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan. “About the ministry”, (“О Министерстве”). [https://www.mewr.tj/?page_id=2].\n\n[2] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 3 Mar 2014. “Decree of 3 March 2014, № 149 \"On the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan\"”, (“Положение от 3 марта 2014 года, № 149 \"О Министерстве энергетики и водных ресурсов Республики Таджикистан\"”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=121252].\n\n[3] Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan. 30 Nov 2018. “14th meeting of the Coordination Council of the National Dialogue on Water Policy in the field of IWRM”, (“14-ое заседание координационного совета Национального диалога по водной политике в области ИУВР”). [https://www.mewr.tj/?p=539].\n\n[4] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 15 Mar 2011. “National Policy Dialogue on integrated water resources management in Tajikistan”. [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/european-union-water-initiative-and-national-policy-dialogues/envwaternpdnews/national-policy-dialogue-on-integrated-water-resources-management-in-tajikistan.html].","[1] President's Office. \"Vice President U Henry Van Thio addresses NWRC coord meeting\". 01 April 2019. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2019/01/04/id-9221 [2] [3] Myanmar Water Portal. \"Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department (IWUMD)\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/23-iwumd/info.html [4] \"National Water Policy\". February 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf","[1] UN Environment–DHI Centre on Water and Environment, IWRM Data\nPortal national submission file Turkey, 2017,\nhttp://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getN\nationalSubmissionFile/Turkey\n[2] Government of Turkey, Decree-in the-Force-of- Law No. 703, 9 July 2018, http://www.resmigazete.gov.tr/eskiler/2018/07/20180709M3-1.pdf [in Turkish]\n[3] Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry General Directorate of Water\nManagement, Mission and Vision,\nhttps://www.tarimorman.gov.tr/SYGM/Menus/56/Mission-And-Visson,\nAccessed 4 April 2019.\n[4] Water Institute, website, http://www.suen.gov.tr/Suen/en/default.asp,\nAccessed 4 April 2019.","[1] Government of Turkmenistan. 5 October 2019. \"Water Code of Turkmenistan\" (\"Водный кодекс Туркменистана\"). [http://continent-online.com/Document/?doc_id=38999429] \n\n[2] Government of Turkmenistan. 29 January 2019. \"Decree of the President of Turkmenistan on the creation of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection of Turkmenistan and the State Committee on Water Management of Turkmenistan\". [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/tm-goscomwater.pdf]","[1] President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Order of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5418 of 17 April 2018 \"On Measures for Fundamental Improvement of the State System of Agricultural and Water Management\" (\"Указ Президента Республики Узбекистан №УП-5418 17.04.2018 О мерах по коренному совершенствованию системы государственного управления сельским и водным хозяйством\"). [https://lex.uz/docs/3687599]. \n\n[2] President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PP-3672 of 17 April 2018 \"On Measures for the Organisation of the Activities of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan\" (\"Постановление Президента Республики Узбекистан №ПП-3672 17.04.2018 О мерах по организации деятельности Министерства водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан\"). [https://www.lex.uz/docs/3687873].\n\n[3] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 14 July 2020. \"About the Ministry\" (\"О министерстве\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/page/3/12].","[1] President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Order of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5418 of 17 April 2018 \"On Measures for Fundamental Improvement of the State System of Agricultural and Water Management\" (\"Указ Президента Республики Узбекистан №УП-5418 17.04.2018 О мерах по коренному совершенствованию системы государственного управления сельским и водным хозяйством\"). [https://lex.uz/docs/3687599]. \n\n[2] President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PP-3672 of 17 April 2018 \"On Measures for the Organisation of the Activities of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan\" (\"Постановление Президента Республики Узбекистан №ПП-3672 17.04.2018 О мерах по организации деятельности Министерства водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан\"). [https://www.lex.uz/docs/3687873].\n\n[3] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 14 July 2020. \"About the Ministry\" (\"О министерстве\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/page/3/12].","[1] President of the Republic. Create the Ministry of Care for Water Resources (Decree No. 3466). 2018. http://www.legis.com.ve/BancoConocimiento/N/nota_21-06-2018-1/nota_21-06-2018-1.asp?Miga=1&CodSeccion=25\n[2] Ministry of Care for Water Resources. 2019. https://demo.minaguas.gob.ve/\n[3] Ministry of Eco-Socialism and Water Resources. Annual Report. 2017. https://transparencia.org.ve/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/ecosocialismo-y-aguas.pdf\n[4] Ministry of Care for Water Resources. Attached Entities. 2019. https://demo.minaguas.gob.ve/entes-adscritos/\n[5] Hidroven. Who are we? 2018. http://hidroven.gob.ve/quienes-somos/","[1] President's Office. \"Vice President U Henry Van Thio addresses NWRC coord meeting\". 01 April 2019. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2019/01/04/id-9221 [2] [3] Myanmar Water Portal. \"Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department (IWUMD)\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/23-iwumd/info.html [4] \"National Water Policy\". February 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf"]
[null,"2.1.2",null,0,2,0,2,1,1,0,2,2,1,1,0,1,2,1,1,0,1,2,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,2,1,2,2,2,1,null,null,null,"The National Water Affairs Regulation Authority does not conduct capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country. \n \n According to an academic interviewed, national water authorities are not yet in a position to enhance capacity independently. [1] No evidence of capacity-building programmes was found on the website of the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority. [2]\n \n International organisations, chiefly USAID, have been active in developing water sector capacity for over 15 years. [3, 4] USAID has provided support for all levels of Ministry of Energy and Water activity, from five-month on-the-job training for field teams, to support in collecting data, including training of water users. [5, 6] The organisation has also conducted a wide range of water sector improvement projects including capacity-building components; most recently, a project aiming to enhance water data and monitoring systems in the Kabul river basin, including development of Ministry of Energy and Water's (or the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority – the independent water sector agency as of 2020) capacity to operate the system, was launched in 2018. [3, 7]\n \n According to World Bank project documents from 2019 and other sources, a National Hydrology Committee for Afghanistan (NHCA) chaired by the Minister of Energy Water is in place as a research and advisory body, and its mandate includes capacity building support for the water sector. [8, 9, 10] Other sources suggest the NHCA has been in place since at least 2007. [11, 12] However, no information on any training activity was found in available sources. [8, 9, 10, 11, 12] No further information on the body was found on the website of the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority. [2]\n \n The SDG 6.5.1 Report scores Afghanistan with 20, since capacity building programmes are occasional and are limited to short-term/specific activities. [13]","Bolivia’s Ministry of Environment and Water, via the Vice Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation (VRHR) runs comprehensive capacity development programmes with different stakeholders in six strategic basins throughout Bolivia. \n\nThe “Educational Basin” project functions as a “Social and Community Water Management School” that seeks to combine local and ancestral knowledge with academic, institutional and scientific knowledge in order to develop and build capacities in local actors that can apply IWRM in their basins and watersheds [1]. The project includes workshops, participatory activity-based research, designing and executing IWRM and basin-level plans, inter-institutional strengthening and cooperation, and knowledge sharing [2]. The Ministry of Environment and Water’s 2019 annual report stated that 13 “Educational Basin” projects were ongoing and that government employees were building capacity through this programs [3]. \n\nThe National Watershed Plan (PNC) Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2017-2020 (PP), which implements the PNC’s strategies, includes an indicator to measure the number of municipalities with the capacity to drive water and environmental management processes [4]. \n\nDespite the existence of capacity building programs, a 2017 analysis of the water and sanitation sector in Bolivia by the Andean Development Corporation (CAF) noted that government authorities needed additional training to manage water resources and suggested that the government hire a consultant to create a capacity building plan for authorities at the national and subnational levels [6]. \n\nIn the agricultural sector, the National Irrigation Service (SENARI), the Ministry of Environment and Water and the International Cooperation Agency of Japan have collaborated to create the National Irrigation School (ENR). The ENR seeks to strengthen and support irrigation management capacity building and develop water management knowledge among users and professionals [1]. The ENR’s mission is to share knowledge for “useful, sustainable and responsible” water usage in agricultural production [6].","Relevant institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina do not run capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country. \n\nThe websites of the Ministry of Agriculture, Water Management and Forestry and Water Resource Agencies in Federation of BiH, as well as websites of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management and public utility company Water Srpska provide no information about capacity building programmes. [2, 3, 4, 5, 6]\n\nBosnia and Herzegovina reports the score 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 report's question on Developing IWRM capacity at the national level. The report states that Plan for development of the human capacities with employment and education plan was developed however, budgetary constraints are limiting efficient implementation of the plan. [1]","Brazil's dedicated central agency responsible for water resources management in the country, the National Water Agency (ANA), runs capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities across the country as well as with different stakeholders. \n\nThe ANA has a webportal dedicated for the capacity building for water management. The webportal lists out courses and training programmes that are open to anyone who fulfills basic requirements, such as employment in the field of study. The courses are free of charge, and the courses are offered for various experience and education levels. The target audience for the courses are \"public servants, representatives of collegial bodies, opinion makers, different types of water users and society in general\". [1]\n\nSome examples of courses available are \"Collection and preservation of water and sediment samples\", \"Information systems for water management\", and \"Water quality in reservoirs\". [2] The courses are organised and managed by the Superintendence of Support to the National System of Management of Water Resources. [3]\n\nBesides the courses, according to the \"Management Report 2018\" of the ANA on page 52, the ANA also organised four capacitation events in 2018 on patrimonial management, experience exchange on methodologies and licencing procedures, methodology for the creation of state-level, capacity-building plans, and establishing reference quotas for flood based on state pluviometric monitoring stations installed, and alert levels for rivers and reservoirs. [3]","The water regulation agency has some capacity development initiatives in Cambodia.\n\nCapacity building programmes have been implemented and included in planning process to improve human resource of the Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology. According to its master plan in response to climate change, adopted in 2014, MOWRAM actions include capacity building for national and provincial department of water resource on climatic data collection, recording, reporting and forecasting and predicting; for irrigation engineers on climate risk management; for technical officers at national and subnational level (mostly at Mekong Delta) on flood and drought forecasting and modelling [1]. However, no evidence regarding on minutes of capacity building sessions has been found. The country reports the score of 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on Developing IWRM capacity at the national level, indicating that some long-term capacity development initiatives are being implemented at both national and sub-national level, but its geographic coverage remains limited [2].","The Ministry of Water Resources in China runs comprehensive capacity development programmes across the country as well as with different stakeholders. It holds conferences and workshops with local water departments to promote efficiency and strengthen implementation of policies in local administrations. \n\nWithin China, local water resources department hold various workshops and trainings for their personel. For example, in April 2019, the water resources department in Gansu held a workshop on flood prevention and control[1]. In March, the water deparment at the Taihu Basin held the first workshop on water resources regulation [2]. In 2017, the Ministry has also held workshops for professional from other countries, including Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Kazakhstan, to share know-how and information as part of the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD) initiatives [3].","There is no public evidence that Colombia’s National Water Council (CNA) runs capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country. The Ministry of Housing’s Vice Ministry of Water and Basic Sanitation issued plans for developing water management capabilities in 2018, but there is no public evidence of implementation of these activities so far, and mandates for them have not always been carried out in the past.\n\nThe CNA was created in 2015 under Law 1753 as part of the National Development Program [1]. Ministry of Environment (MADS) exercises the Technical Secretariat of the CNA [1]. The CNA’s internal regulations were approved in 2018 at its second session [2]. The CNA does not yet appear to have a website with information regarding its activities and reports on its actions do not mention capacity building [2, 3]. \n\nIn 2018, the Ministry of Housing’s Vice Ministry of Water and Basic Sanitation, issued the Water and Basic Sanitation Administrative Plan Strategic Vision 2018-2030 to provide direction to the potable water and sanitation sector in the country. The Plan describes capacity building activities for water and sanitation providers in the country, but notes that activities have been lacking [4, 5]. According to the Plan, the Ministry of Housing is tasked by Decree 3571 of 2011 with implementing technical assistance and capacity building programs for the potable water and sanitation sector [4].","Ministry of Environmental Protection and Energy runs capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country. \n\nAs part of Croatia's integration into the EU ESPON - European Spatial Planning Observation Network runs a dedicated capacity building program open to Water Officials in the country [2]. The EU supports the capacity building in Ministry of Environmental Protection and Energy through development of training programmes and methodology, ensuring the adequate skilling of the staff based on the needs defined in their individual yearly training plans. Ensuring adequate skilling is achieved through a system of trainings consisting of mandatory and optional trainings on basic and advanced level, in some cases accompanied with the certification process. Additionally, on-the-job trainings/coaching, study visits and secondments are envisaged as complementary measures. [1, 2] \n\nIn addition the Environment and Climate Regional Accession Network (ECRAN) organise training for environmental inspectors, training addressing Municipality/public utility companies/Ministry of Environment involvement in wastewater management. [3, 4]. Training programmes, including also government officials, are also organised by civil society organisations, such as Croatian Water Pollution Control Society. [5]\n\nCroatia reports the score 80 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 report's question on Developing IWRM capacity at the national level. [1]","Ecuador’s Secretariat of Water runs comprehensive capacity development programmes across the country as well as with different stakeholders.\n\nThe Secretariat’s Resolution No. 2016-1442 established the “Water School” program, which “coordinates training for potable water and irrigation service providers, other users and institutions linked with water management, in the various themes necessary to guarantee the conservation, recovery and comprehensive management of water resources” [1]. The Secretariat’s website documents ongoing Water School programs as recently as March 2019, when potable water system providers in the Pichincha region were trained [2]. In addition, subnational water districts have also provided technical training on use of geographic information systems for irrigation polygons during 2019 [3]. As of December 2018, the Secretariat of Water reported that it had trained or provided technical assistance to 85% of potable water and sanitation service providers in the country. However, the Secretariat also reported that only 5% of municipal governments were implementing an improvement plan approved by the Secretariat [4].","The agency runs some capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country, but these are ad-hoc. No capacity building plan, programme or strategy could be found on the website of the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics.\n\nIn 2017, a workshop was organized by the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics, to share information and experiences , as well as best practices related to IWRM. In this workshop, 50 actors participated from public and non-governmental sectors and exchange information and best practices among them. (1)\n\nSecondly, the World Bank has, in collaboration with Guinea Water Company (SEG); the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics (MEH) and the National Directorate of Territory Administration, Urban Planning, Roads and Infrastructures (DATU), an urban water project (2017-2022), that includes a component related to the improvement of the operational efficiency of the urban water utility. It consists of institutional strengthening and project management, and aims to support water sector institutions and reform the urban water sector . The management capabilities will focus on (i) Water resources management, (ii) Urban water sector reform, and (iii) Project Implementation Unit (PIU). However, this component of the strategy accounts only for 10% of the total strategy and does not include any mention of individual capacity building e.g. trainings. Moreover, all the actions related to this component will be carried out in 2022. (3) No evidence of capacity building programmes in the water sector could be found in the Asian Development Bank (ADB) or in the USAID. (4,5)\n\nThe SDG 6.5.1 Report scores Guinea with 20, since the capacity building programmes are occasional and are limited to short-term/specific activities. (2) \n","Though the Ministry of Energy was planned to conduct capacity building programs, it is unclear if these have been implemented. \n\nThe Ministry of Energy mentions capacity building in its objectives in the 6th five-year development plan [1] but it is unclear if these objectives are met (they are not reflected in the performance report). The Ministry was some ad-hoc programmes, for example an expert committee for water and wastewater in cooperation with UNESCO [2] but such programmes are not integrated into the Ministry's routine planning. Additionally, UNESCO is active in providing water-related capacity building through its two centres, International Centre on Qanats and Historic Hydraulic Structures and Regional Centre on Urban Water Management [3] and has also held conferences for training journalists such as the International Conference on Water and Environment in the New Millennium: Education and Capacity Building [4]. \n\nAlthough improving \"modern management systems and promoting the culture of innovation in the body of the government.\" is stated as a principle of the Ministry of Agriculture, no other mention of capacity building was found. [5]. Nor is capacity building mentioned in the Water and Soil Department's new irrigation development group[6]\n\nThough the Department of Environment has a registration portal for \"Human Development and Support\" it is not clear how this relates to capacity building [7] Nor if it relate directly to water. [7]\n","The Ministry of Water Resources has the aim to run long term capacity building initiatives but they are no currently operational. Activities on information sharing do reach some students and researchers but they remain limited geographically (1) (2)\n\nThe major initiative is aimed at providing geological and hydrographic information and giving information on the quantity and quality of groundwater to the public and private sectors in addition to providing students, professors and researchers with data on groundwater. However this project is limited in scale and is focussed only on capacity building through infomration sharing (3) The project is not aimed at up-skilling water management practionners (3). \n\nMinistry of Water Resources’ does not currently publish any intention to expand its building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities and in the current state of affairs the ministry is not able to intervene in the whole national territory (1). According the Ministry's assessment in reporting for 6.5.1 the Ministry has some capacity development initiatives, but these are limited geographically, which is mainly due to lack of final resources and the fact that the state has other political priorities. (2) \n\n","There is no evidence of a national capacity building programme for developing water resource management capabilities in Kazakhstan, but Basin Inspectorates conduct ad-hoc training to develop their employees' capacity.\n \n The Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources' Committee for Water Resources is not assigned any responsibility for capacity development programmes in the water mangement field in its statute. [1] The statute of the Ministry's Department of Transboundary Rivers contains a list of responsibilities for employees including \"systematic professional development\"; but it is not stated whether the Department is required to support employees in this. [2] The country's eight local-level river Basin Inspectorates, created in order to manage water resources at the basin level in line with the 2003 Water Code (article 40) and subordinate to the Committee for Water Resources, are in accordance with their statutes required to ensure their employees' professional development. [3, 4] However, the statutes do not specify the type of training required. [3] \n \n There is limited evidence that the Basin Inspectorates organisations conduct ad-hoc training, with listings of seven of the Basin Inspectorates on a website outlining water sector training opportunities in Central Asia (website developed by the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia ICWC) and Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia with international support) mostly stating that \"a special training centre which could conduct capacity development courses on a permanent basis for [the Inspectorate] has not been created\", but that ad-hoc training and seminars, with specialists and lecturers, on a range of water management aspects are conducted \"as necessary\". [5] However, the listing for the Aralo-Syrdarya Basin Inspectorate, in addition to the statement about the lack of a permanent centre, states that specialists of the Basin Inspectorate and the area it serves can benefit from professional development at the Aralo-Syrdarya Basin Council Training Centre. [6] Under the Water Code (article 43), Basin Councils are consultative organisations created by Basin Inspectorates, headed by the Inspectorate director and including directors of local state agencies (including city mayors), territorial subunits of relevant state organisations (which precisely is not specified) and representatives of water users, for the purpose of discussing issues of water management in the relevant basin and making non-binding recommendations. [4] There is no evidence on the website on water sector training that any other Basin Councils in Kazakhstan have their own training centres. [21]\n \n The water sector training website reports that the Aralo-Syrdarya Basin Council Training Centre was created in 2012 to enable the integration of modern practice in the fields of water management and sustainable development in the local region by developing skills and knowledge of specialists, local authorities and civil society. [7] The Training Centre is stated to be supported by the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe's Astana centre, the Kazakhstan Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS; a regional organisation charged with coordinating countries' activity on managing the Aral Sea crisis, of which Kazakhstan is a member) and Kyzylorda State University in addition to the Basin Inspectorate. [7] The Training Centre's main sources of financing are stated to be the IFAS and United Nations Development Programme. [7] Training topics are approved by the Basin Council, and are to include both theoretical and practical training including visits to facilities, as well as testing and award of certificates. [7] Training on environmental issues, hydraulic facilities, ICT solutions for the water sector, water saving and accounting and \"any themes in the sphere of water resources\" is offered to specialists in water management, hydrometry, agriculture, aquaculture and other fields. [7] \n \n According to IFAS Kazakhstan's activity reports for 2016 and 2018, the Training Centre conducted 22 seminars in 2012-2016 (with 13 of these in 2015-2016), with a total of 514 participants, and three seminars with 65 participants in 2018. [8, 9] However, based on the names of the seminars and the fact that none were conducted more than once, there does not appear to be a permanent training programme. [8, 9] It is also unclear whether the Basin Inspectorate itself or other organisations conduct training, with a few of the seminars listed conducted by OSCE and IFAS, as well as UNESCO. [8, 9] However, according to other IFAS Kazakhstan materials, the Training Centre opened a practical training facility at Baikadam hydraulic facility, operated by the Basin Inspectorate, in 2016. [10]\n \n No further information on the Aralo-Syrdarya Basin Council Training Centre was found on the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources website, and or a version of the Basin Inspectorate website archived in 2012. [11, 12] No further information on training conducted by Basin Inspectorates in general, and no evidence of a comprehensive capacity building programme for water sector employees, was found on the Ministry website. [11] \n \n The Committee for Water Resources participated in some training activity in Kazakhstan in 2014-2016, in partnership with the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) of which Kazakhstan is a member, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), and other international partners. [12, 13, 14] In 2012, Kazakhstan's leading academic institution in the field, the Kazkakh Scientific Research Institute for Water Management, created the International Training Centre for the Safety of Hydraulic Engineering Structures with the support of the UNECE, with a range of training-the-trainers activities conducted and 300 specialists trained by 2019. [15, 16] However, there is no evidence that either institution is linked to the Committee for Water Resources. [15, 17]\n \n Additionally, under a draft 2020–2030 Water Management Programme announced in January 2020, the Committee for Water Resources envisages the creation of a new state educational institution specifically for the water management field, as well as a review of standards for education and training in the field. [18] However, there was no evidence of implementation of the Water Management Programme at the time of research. [19, 20]","The agency responsible for water resources management in Kyrgyzstan runs capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country. \n \n The State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘SAW’) - the Department of Water Resources and Land Improvement of the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Improvement of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘DWRLI’) until 2019 - operates a Training Centre within its head office in the Kyrgyz capital Bishkek. [1] According to the SAW website, the centre provides training in “any topics in the field of water resources” and conducts training with guest lecturers and practitioners. [1] The seminars are designed for specialists of state bodies of water management, specialist scientists, international and regional organisations, Non-Governmental Organisations and experts. [1] Activities of the Training Centre are primarily funded by the State Budget of the Kyrgyz Republic and the World Bank. [1]\n \n According to the SAW’s website, the last training session – held in November 2019 – discussed methods to improve water use for agricultural irrigation and the development of “agricultural plans”, and was attended by representatives of two facilitating organizations, international consultant S. Martinov, water users associations from the northern and southern regions of the country, the SAW, the Soil and Agrochemical Station of the State Land Agency, the World Bank, employees of the Project Implementation Unit “PUSPP”. [2]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee noted that capacity building training is not held regularly, due to the fact that they are held within the framework of external projects, and not within the framework of the SAW proper (i.e. several training were held within the framework of the World Bank/Swiss Development and Co-Operation Agency “National Water Resources Management Programme”). [3] The interviewee noted that training is held around three or four times a year. [3]","The Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MONRE) is currently running some water management capacity building programmes across the country, but these programmes are not comprehensive. [1] \n\nVarious programmes have been held in the past with donor assistance. Including a national water resources management training program sponsored by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) from 2011 to 2015. [2] This initiative produced a training manual published by MONRE. [3] According to its final report the project made significant achievements that \"effectively advanced the overall capacity to implement IWRM in the Lao PDR\". [4] An Environmental Management Support Programme supported by Finland’s Environment Institute also finished training programmes in 2015. [5] According to a presentation by the Department of Water Resources, MONRE has also developed an IWRM Curriculum for Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees and established a demonstration site for training and awareness raising on IWRM. [6] In 2016 about 30 students per year were reported to be graduating from the Bachelor course, which is still listed as on offer. [7,8]","The National Directorate of Hydraulics (DNH) runs several capacity building programmes with the financial support of the Netherlands and Swede which are conducted in the framework of the Joint Programme of Support to IWRM (PCA-GIRE).\n\nThe Joint Programme of Support to IWRM (PCA-GIRE) has a general objective of \"Strengthening the implementation of IWRM at the local, national and international levels by supporting the Malian authorities and other stakeholders involved in the implementation of the national water policy\" [1]. The PCA-GIRE programme is entrusted to the Programme and Project Management Unit of Integrated Water Resources Management (UG-IWRM) of the DNH. The PCA-GIRE covers the regions of Mopti (6.5% of the total surface of the country), Segou (5.5%), Sikasso (6%), Koulikoro (7.5%) and Bamako District - and is considered to be a \"Nation Wide\" program [2] \n\nThe PCA-GIRE, which is currently being implemented, provides capacity building support to at least two different levels of management in the country: \n(a) to the National Water Partnership (PNE) which is an associative structure promoting IWRM. It is organized in the form of a network of national and local actors involved in water management: civil society, private sector, state technical services, etc. Under the PGA, it receives support to strengthen its institutional capacity. In this context, it signed a collaboration protocol with the DNH defining the procedures for making available and justifying the funds allocated to it under the program.\n(b) to the Local Water Committees (CLE), an advisory bodies for local water management provided by the Water Law of 2002 [3] and acting at the sub-basin scale. A CLE brings together representatives of the following three levels: administration, local authorities, users / actors of civil society. The creation of a CLE is enshrined in an interministerial decree signed by the Minister in charge of Water and the Minister of Territorial Administration. There are 30 CLEs in Mali and 20 CLEs in Guinea. As part of the PCA, CLEs will receive support to strengthen their functionality and resolve local water management issues as reflected in local IWRM plans. This support is channeled through a NGO-type structure with a strong local presence and recruited following a national call for tenders. [2]\n\nThe UG-IWRM's mission is to ensure the implementation of the Action Plan for the Integrated Management of Water Resources (PANGIRE) as well as any other programme or project of IWRM in Mali. It is under the authority of the DNH. It brings together Hydraulic agents and technical managers from different ministerial departments. [2]\n\nThe website for the DNH also includes a section entitled \"Comptency Transfer\" which detials plans for transferring public servant comptencies to territorial collectives, however as of May 2019 none of the links loaded on the site [4]. The DNH also made an appeal to the government to fund the creation of a training centre for water sector professions which would have been called \"Centre de Formation aux Métiers de l'Eau CFME\" around 2007 [5] but the centre does not seem to have been created as of 2019 [6], [7].","The Ministry has limited capacity building programmes in two regions (Brakna and Trarza) [1]. \n\nThis was confirmed by the mentioning of capacity building campaigns for IWRM in two Wilayas (Brakna et Trarza) in the 2012 assessment of the water and sanitation sector [3]. There were no other details on the plans in Brakna et Trarza [7], [8], [9].\n\nThere was only one mention of a capacity building programme in 2016 during a visit of the World Bank in Mauritania [2]. The World Bank's Water and Sanitation Program recommendedi n 2011 that capacity building programmes be implemented which suggests they were not yet being put in place [4]. In 2012, the African Development Bank (AfDB) mentioned capacity building actions (for women, for technical staff, for local inhabitants, etc.) as part of the National Integrated Rural Water Sector Project (PNISER) [5] however no evidence of implementation of the capacity building programmes was found, only general evidence of implementation of PNISER-backed sanitation technical projects [6].","The water regulation agency has undertook capacity building initiatives in Myanmar on ad-hoc basis.\n\nThe National Water Resource Committee (NWRC) is the apex body for the water related matters in Myanmar.[1] NRWC currently attends international conferences, hold commemoration events (such as for World Water Day) and draft laws regarding water usage. Since 2014, NWRC has annually organized World Water Day Celebrations in Myanmar with two main objectives: to increase efficiency of water sector performance for poverty alleviation and sustainable development in Myanmar and to play an active role in the world water community.[2] NWRC also worked with the Netherlands on the Integrated Water Resources Management Strategic Study. [3] They also hold press conferences to announce recommendations as per the NWRC advisory group. For example, the members of NWRC revealed this during a talk by the national-level water resources committee advisory group held on 10 June that there are are plans to phase out the use of underground water and substitute another water resource. [4]","The agency runs comprehensive capacity development programmes across the country as well as with different stakeholders. \n\nThe National Authority of Water (ANA) runs several capacity development programmes. Information about capacity development is not centralized, however there are sufficient examples that the ANA implements training nationally and its mandate includes building institutional development in order to fulfill its role as manager of water resources. [1a] For example the ANA publishes information about a course on IWRM. [1] The ANA also publishes information about courses in 2017 and 2018. The 2017 course targeted local water management authorities and taught them how to use the National Information System of Water Resources. [2] The 2018 course targeted local water organisations and taught them about water infrastructure and conservation. [3] ANA has also hosted courses on the Blue Planet, training the trainers and the culture of water. [4] A web search yielded a virtual classroom, but the page did not load. [5]\n\nAccording the mandate description of \"Local Water Administrators\" - training is also included as something they are responsible for in their local area. [6]","The agency runs ad-hoc capacity development programmes across the country as well as with different stakeholders.\n\nA report on the water and sanitation situation in SÉNÉGAL, indicates that significant funds have been allocated to reinforce capacity building programmes to develop water management capabilities in the country. Nevertheless, these programmes do not have a reference framework. In this sense, one of the priorities of the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation is to develop a Capacity Building National Plan, which will be a platform for skills development for stakeholders, taking into account the new sectoral guidelines for the provision of services, maintenance of facilities and the optimal functioning of monitoring systems. (1) As an example, SÉNÉGAL launched in 2009, a project on the implementation of the action plan IWRM, which focuses on the reinforcement of capacities through inter-regional workshops . (2) Newer programmes could not be found in the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation . (3) \n\nIndeed, for capacity building programmes, the SDG 6.5.1 Report, scores SÉNÉGAL with 60, since the country has capacity building programmes to strengthen abilities. They are in the process of being implemented, and the geographical coverage, as well as the participation of different stakeholders is acceptable. (4)\n\nFinally, the Water Resource Management and Planning Directorate (DGPRE) does not conduct within its mandate, capacity building activities and the organigram does not indicate any agency that conduct these type of activities. (5)","Serbian Directorate for Water organises capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country - however these occur on ad hoc basis and are largely donor Funded. \n\nThe Serbian Directorate for Water has currently does not appear to run any capacity development programs. The website does not detail any news of programmes taking place [4] Nor is a programme outlined in 2034 Water Management Strategy [5]\n\nA list of projects financed by different donors is available at the Ministry of European Integration through a portal called ISDACON. [2] This includes reference to a \"Capacity Building in the Water Sector\" program which began operation in 2005 and is aimed at bringing Serbia's water management strategies in line with those of the EUs. The project had a budget of 9.5M EUR as is currently ongoing. The recipient of the support are employees at Serbian Directorate for Water [2]\n\nSerbia reports the score 20 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Developing IWRM capacity at the national level. The assessment states that generally, there is occasional development of capacities, mainly through projects. Activities on upgrading and developing the capacity for IWRM at the national level are missing. These activities usually take place through the transfer of knowledge by experts from EU countries and cross-border and transnational cooperation projects. The ongoing project \"Further Implementation of Environmental Approximation Strategy\" [3] has one component related to strengthening institutional capacities in all relevant institutions to implement Serbian environmental legislation harmonised with EU legislation at all levels of governance. However it is not specifically related to water [1]\n\n","Slovenian authorities run ad hoc capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country.\n\nWebsites of the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning, Water Agency and Environment Agency do not have information about structured training programmes. [1, 2, 3]\n\nSlovenia reports the score 50 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Developing IWRM capacity at the national level. Although the explanation is not related to formal capacity building but passive exposure to the principles of IWRM through public consultations[4] RBMP for the Danube and RBMP for the Adriatic Basin, under both envisage a measures related to information and education of professional and general public on water management - however they are yet to be implemented. [5, 6] However, there are public evidence about the ad hoc projects, mainly financed by the EU, that include also capacity building activities related to water management, such as RusaLCA and LIFE PharmDegrade. [7, 8]","Yes, The Ministry of Water Resources runs training programs for various stakeholders to develop capacity development. These initiatives are ad-hoc and not spread across the entire country. \n\nThe website for the Ministry of Water Resources does not detail any plan or strategy related to strategy building. However, the water legislation No.31 includes mandating trainings for elected members of different water councils in the country and training of technical staff through the national quality control program for laboratory analysis [1]\n\nSome of the examples of such programs are [2]; \n1. In cooperation with UNICEF, a training course on drilling wells was held over a period of three days at the General Organization for Drinking Water and Sanitation.\n2. Workshop for the maintenance of submersible pumps.\n3. Workshop on methods of reducing water losses and the importance of reducing the percentage of waste.\n4. Workshop in the ministry for central managers in order to develop their leadership skills\n\nHowever this cannot be considered comprehensive coverage.","The agency charged with water resources management in Tajikistan runs limited capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country, but these are ad hoc and are limited geographically.\n \n The Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan (‘MEWR’) is the state authority charged with implementing and regulating water resources management policies in Tajikistan. [1] The MEWR does not operate a permanent training centre, unlike other similar authorities in certain other countries in Central Asia. [2] However, evidence was found to suggest that the MEWR does run training programmes on an ad hoc basis: for example, the MEWR is currently running the “CASA-1000” Community Support Project. [3] As part of the project, funding will be provided for “consulting services, goods and community capacity building training programmes”. [3] These training programmes will be aimed at supporting ongoing campaigns to conserve water and energy, and will continue for a period of four years (until 2024/5). [3] The project also aims to increase gender equality in involvement by involving men and women equally. [3]","The agency charged with water resources management in Tajikistan runs limited capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country, but these are ad hoc and are limited geographically.\n \n The Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan (‘MEWR’) is the state authority charged with implementing and regulating water resources management policies in Tajikistan. [1] The MEWR does not operate a permanent training centre, unlike other similar authorities in certain other countries in Central Asia. [2] However, evidence was found to suggest that the MEWR does run training programmes on an ad hoc basis: for example, the MEWR is currently running the “CASA-1000” Community Support Project. [3] As part of the project, funding will be provided for “consulting services, goods and community capacity building training programmes”. [3] These training programmes will be aimed at supporting ongoing campaigns to conserve water and energy, and will continue for a period of four years (until 2024/5). [3] The project also aims to increase gender equality in involvement by involving men and women equally. [3]","No capacity building initiatives on water-resources management are run in Thailand.\n\nOne of the Office of National Water Resource’s missions is to increase public participation on water management [1]. However, there is no information on the capacity building program on its website except for a record of a seminal on “2018 food pulse preparedness plan”, which was held in six river basin areas to promote most efficient management of water resources during the 2018 rainy season [2].","Capacity building is provided by the Water Institute (SUEN), an official advisory body attached to the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry based in Istanbul. The General Directorate of Water Management does not include capacity building in its mandate but appears to engage in the activity on an ad hoc basis.\n\nThe Water Institute (SUEN), an official advisory body attached to the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry based in Istanbul A has organized a comprehensive training programmes and site visits for ”more than 500 people from 3 continents (more than 25 countries) on issues like “master planning for the urban water sector, river basin planning, water and wastewater treatment, wastewater management in rural areas, water and sewage network management, and groundwater management. [1]\n\nFurthermore, although capacity building is not listed among the duties of the Ministry’s General Directorate of Water Management (DGWM) [2], a review of the periodic (four-monthly) bulletins which the DGWM publishes about its activities reveals some specific capacity-building events. This include in-service training session on the solution of issues arising during the preparation and implementation of drinking water basin conservation plans (bulletin 16 p22), and a series of in-service training events on ecological modelling for staff of the DGWM, the State Hydraulic Works (DSI), the Directorate General for Combating Desertification and Erosion, the Directorate General of Meteorology and the Turkey Water Institute (SUEN) (bulletin 17 p.16). [4]\n\nThe website of the Directorate General of the State Water Works (DSI) reports on a nine-day working visit by eight Iraqi officialsin the context of a JICA project on Sustainable Irrigation Management through Irrigation Associations in the Republic of Iraq” in April 2019. [5]","There is evidence of limited capacity building programmes being run by Turkmenistan's water resources management agency. \n \n While there is no reference in Turkmenistan's Water Code or in its law \"On environmental protection\" to capacity building programmes, such initiatives have taken place in the country. [1, 2] For example, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) reported in 2017 that Turkmenistan's Ministry of Agriculture and Water (one of the predecessor agencies of the State Committee on Water Management, which is currently the primary oversight agency in the area of water management) conducted local seminars for farmers on efficient use and management of water resources (with, on average, 78 specialists and 36 farmers receiving training on water management annually). [3] There is, however, no evidence of a comprehensive capacity building programme currently being led by the water resources management agency on the website of the Government of Turkmenistan, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection, or in national media. [4, 5, 6] \n \n Additionally, in 2019, the State Committee on Water Management (the primary agency responsible for water resources management per the country's Water Code) organized a conference on the rational use of water resources in the capital of Turkmenistan, which was attended by representatives of various water management and foreign policy bodies from throughout the region. However, the objective of this conference does not seem to have been capacity building but rather discussion of shared regional challenges. [7]","The Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan runs capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country, with beneficiaries including regional irrigation systems (e.g. the Amu-Bukhara Irrigation System) and rural populations.\n \n According to the Overview of Water-related Programs in Uzbekistan Project Report 2017, there were 63 project aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country in the period 2010-2016. Of these, 29% focused on capacity building and 65% were not limited to a single region. [1] An example of such a project is the Amu-Bukhara Irrigation System project carried out by the Asian Development Bank and Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [2]\n \n The Amu-Bukhara Irrigation System project is an example of regional irrigation systems benefitting from capacity building, with objectives including (i) an increase in the capacity of the basin irrigation system administration, Irrigation System Administrations and water consumers’ associations to adapt to climate change through modernisation and rehabilitation of inter- and on-farm canals and regulation structures in three selected areas; (ii) introduction of climate-adaptive agronomic practices, cropping patterns, and water-saving irrigation technologies in demonstration farms in three selected areas; (iii) the development of a modernized, climate-adaptive water operation and management plan to increase water productivity based on a detailed water balance assessment, and (iv) capacity development of the basin irrigation system administration, three Irrigation System Administrations, and three water consumers’ associations in Bukhara Province, for example, through demonstration of climate change adpation and training women in water consumers’ associations to become members of the water consumers’ association secretariats and to improve water management services and decision making. [2] \n \n The official website of the Ministry of Water Management does not list any involvement in such projects. [3] However, Appendix 5 to Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PP-4486 of 9 October 2019 \"On Measures for Further Improvement of the Water Resource Management System\" lists six water management projects for which the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan Agency for Water Project Management has been given responsibility. These projects are: Rehabilitation of the Main Irrigation Canals of the Tashsaka System in Khorezm Region; Reconstruction of the Navoi and Uchkara Pump Stations in Navoi Region and Rehabilitation of the Amu-Bukhara Irrigation System; Improvement of the Management of Water Resources in South Karakalpakstan; Improvement of the Management of Water Resources in Surxondaryo Region (Reconstruction of the Khazarbag-Akkapchigay Canal System); Overhaul of the Karshi Cascade of Pump Stations, Phase III; Ferghana Valley Water Resources Management - Phase II. [4] Each project is governed by further legislative acts, for example, Ferghana Valley Water Resources Management - Phase II is governed by Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PP-3282 of 16 September 2017 \"On Measures for the Implementation of the Ferghana Valley Water Resources Management - Phase II Project with the Particiaption of the World Bank\". [5] Implementation is evident on the basis of the World Bank project page which lists the project as active with USD 144.90m committed. [6] \n \n Project documentation shows the Ministry of Water Management runs such programmes. For example, the predecessor Ministry of Agriculture and Water Management is named as the national implementation agency in the project documentation for the ongoing United Nations Development Programme Sustainable Management of Water Resources in Rural Areas in Uzbekistan: Technical Capacity Building (Component 2) project and the documentation is signed by Shavkat Khamraev, current Minister for Water Management. [7]\n \n The Ministry of Water Management is responsible for organizing a system of advanced training for specialists in the field of water management to which end its functions include organising on a regular basis refresher courses and secondments for personnel and specialists in the field of water management, including managers and specialists of water management organisations, at specialised water management organisations, educational and research institutions, standard professional colleges and abroad; developing and implementing measures to integrate water management organisations and educational and research institutions; establishing the required conditions for high-quality secondments for academic staff, introductory and industry teaching on water management for higher education students, including in foreign countries; cooperating in the preparation of highly qualified required water management personnel capable of effciently providing solutions to strategic goals in respect of the introduction and widescale use of modern, advanced technologies. [8] Evidence of implementation of these functions includes a one-week course held in September 2019 at the Tashkent Institute of Engineers and Agricultural Mechanisation to improve the capacity of the heads of irrigation systems and main canals in the Republic of Karakalpakstan, Bukhara, Kashkadarya, Naoi, Syr Darya and Khorezm regions [9]. \n \n The Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепция развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") sets out key capacity building goals to develop water management capabilities in Uzbekistan, including increasing the efficiency of irrigation system from 63% to 73%; decreasing poorly irrigated land from 560,000 hecatres to 190,000 hectares; decreasing salinated irrigable land by 226,000 hectares; decreasing the annual electrical energy consumption of Ministry of Waster Managment pump stations by 25 percent; installing \"Smart Water\" measurement and control technology at all irrigation system facilities and introducing digital technology in water metering; automising water management processes at 100 major water management facilities; increasing the overall area of irrigated agricultural land covered by water-saving technologies to 2 million hectares, including the expansion of drip irrigation technologies to 600,000 hectares; and completing 50 public-private partnership water management projects. [10]","The Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan runs capacity building programmes aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country, with beneficiaries including regional irrigation systems (e.g. the Amu-Bukhara Irrigation System) and rural populations.\n \n According to the Overview of Water-related Programs in Uzbekistan Project Report 2017, there were 63 project aimed at developing water management capabilities in the country in the period 2010-2016. Of these, 29% focused on capacity building and 65% were not limited to a single region. [1] An example of such a project is the Amu-Bukhara Irrigation System project carried out by the Asian Development Bank and Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [2]\n \n The Amu-Bukhara Irrigation System project is an example of regional irrigation systems benefitting from capacity building, with objectives including (i) an increase in the capacity of the basin irrigation system administration, Irrigation System Administrations and water consumers’ associations to adapt to climate change through modernisation and rehabilitation of inter- and on-farm canals and regulation structures in three selected areas; (ii) introduction of climate-adaptive agronomic practices, cropping patterns, and water-saving irrigation technologies in demonstration farms in three selected areas; (iii) the development of a modernized, climate-adaptive water operation and management plan to increase water productivity based on a detailed water balance assessment, and (iv) capacity development of the basin irrigation system administration, three Irrigation System Administrations, and three water consumers’ associations in Bukhara Province, for example, through demonstration of climate change adpation and training women in water consumers’ associations to become members of the water consumers’ association secretariats and to improve water management services and decision making. [2] \n \n The official website of the Ministry of Water Management does not list any involvement in such projects. [3] However, Appendix 5 to Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PP-4486 of 9 October 2019 \"On Measures for Further Improvement of the Water Resource Management System\" lists six water management projects for which the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan Agency for Water Project Management has been given responsibility. These projects are: Rehabilitation of the Main Irrigation Canals of the Tashsaka System in Khorezm Region; Reconstruction of the Navoi and Uchkara Pump Stations in Navoi Region and Rehabilitation of the Amu-Bukhara Irrigation System; Improvement of the Management of Water Resources in South Karakalpakstan; Improvement of the Management of Water Resources in Surxondaryo Region (Reconstruction of the Khazarbag-Akkapchigay Canal System); Overhaul of the Karshi Cascade of Pump Stations, Phase III; Ferghana Valley Water Resources Management - Phase II. [4] Each project is governed by further legislative acts, for example, Ferghana Valley Water Resources Management - Phase II is governed by Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PP-3282 of 16 September 2017 \"On Measures for the Implementation of the Ferghana Valley Water Resources Management - Phase II Project with the Particiaption of the World Bank\". [5] Implementation is evident on the basis of the World Bank project page which lists the project as active with USD 144.90m committed. [6] \n \n Project documentation shows the Ministry of Water Management runs such programmes. For example, the predecessor Ministry of Agriculture and Water Management is named as the national implementation agency in the project documentation for the ongoing United Nations Development Programme Sustainable Management of Water Resources in Rural Areas in Uzbekistan: Technical Capacity Building (Component 2) project and the documentation is signed by Shavkat Khamraev, current Minister for Water Management. [7]\n \n The Ministry of Water Management is responsible for organizing a system of advanced training for specialists in the field of water management to which end its functions include organising on a regular basis refresher courses and secondments for personnel and specialists in the field of water management, including managers and specialists of water management organisations, at specialised water management organisations, educational and research institutions, standard professional colleges and abroad; developing and implementing measures to integrate water management organisations and educational and research institutions; establishing the required conditions for high-quality secondments for academic staff, introductory and industry teaching on water management for higher education students, including in foreign countries; cooperating in the preparation of highly qualified required water management personnel capable of effciently providing solutions to strategic goals in respect of the introduction and widescale use of modern, advanced technologies. [8] Evidence of implementation of these functions includes a one-week course held in September 2019 at the Tashkent Institute of Engineers and Agricultural Mechanisation to improve the capacity of the heads of irrigation systems and main canals in the Republic of Karakalpakstan, Bukhara, Kashkadarya, Naoi, Syr Darya and Khorezm regions [9]. \n \n The Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепция развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") sets out key capacity building goals to develop water management capabilities in Uzbekistan, including increasing the efficiency of irrigation system from 63% to 73%; decreasing poorly irrigated land from 560,000 hecatres to 190,000 hectares; decreasing salinated irrigable land by 226,000 hectares; decreasing the annual electrical energy consumption of Ministry of Waster Managment pump stations by 25 percent; installing \"Smart Water\" measurement and control technology at all irrigation system facilities and introducing digital technology in water metering; automising water management processes at 100 major water management facilities; increasing the overall area of irrigated agricultural land covered by water-saving technologies to 2 million hectares, including the expansion of drip irrigation technologies to 600,000 hectares; and completing 50 public-private partnership water management projects. [10]","Venezuela’s Ministry of Care for Water Resources has carried out comprehensive capacity development programmes across the country as well as with different stakeholders during 2018 and 2019. \n\nThe Ministry of Care for Water Resources has carried out 44 water resource management capacity-building processes with 447 individuals who received certification following the process. The Ministry has also initiated capacity-building programs for community promotion, basin management and Integrated Water Resources Management, with the participation of more than 700 students across the country [1]. \n\nThe Mandate for the Directorate for the Culture of Water (which is one of three-vice ministries in the MOC) includes reference to \"Promote and disseminate the knowledge and identity practices of the people linked to the waters, for the preservation of their manifestations, traditions, struggles and tangible and intangible heritage that pay tribute to the revaluation of the history of the waters in the country\" [2]","The water regulation agency has some capacity development initiatives, but these are ad-hoc.\n\nThe Department of Water Resources Management (DWRM) has some resources for building capacity, such as planning, rule-making, project finance, etc. Although the website for the DWRM does not have information about structured approaches for building institutional capacity, there have been several recent meetings that build skills and knowledge in the agency. Its website includes a section on activities of the department and related news. The page highlights meetings that bring members of the DWRM and other government agencies to discuss and learn about water management issues. [1] For example in April, leaders of the Department of Water Resources Management, National Center for Water Resources Planning and Investigation, Standing Office of Vietnam Mekong River Commission, Institute of Water Resources Science and related units met to discuss equitable allocation of water resources and environmental protection. [2]\n",null,null,null,"[1] Eqrar, Naim. Professor, Geosciences Faculty, Kabul University. 19 July 2020.\n \n [2] National Water Affairs Regulation Authority [https://nwara.gov.af/en] \n \n [3] Special Inspector General for Afghanistan's Reconstruction. April 2014. \"Afghanistan’s Water Sector: USAID’s Strategy Needs to Be Updated to Ensure Appropriate Oversight and Accountability\". [https://www.sigar.mil/pdf/audits/SIGAR-14-52-AR.pdf].\n \n [4] USAID. 2010. \"Land Tenure Profile: Afghanistan\". [https://www.land-links.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/USAID_Land_Tenure_Afghanistan_Profile.pdf].\n \n [5] Earth Magazine. January 2015. \"A dry and ravaged land: Investigating water resources in Afghanistan\".[https://www.earthmagazine.org/article/dry-and-ravaged-land-investigating-water-resources-afghanistan].\n \n [6] ReliefWeb. 20 May 2012. \"USAID and Ministry of Energy & Water Celebrate Training-Course Graduates\". [https://reliefweb.int/report/afghanistan/usaid-and-ministry-energy-water-celebrate-training-course-graduates].\n \n [7] USAID. 11 December 2019. \"U.S. Geological survey (USGS) water supply data monitoring and analysis\". [https://www.usaid.gov/afghanistan/fact-sheets/us-geological-survey-usgs-water-supply-data-monitoring-and-analysis].\n \n [8] World Bank. 26 May 2019. \"Afghanistan Water Supply and Sanitation Services and Institutional Support Program: Project Information Document\". [http://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/656571560368381018/pdf/Concept-Project-Information-Document-PID-Afghanistan-Water-Supply-and-Sanitation-Services-and-Institutional-Support-Program-P169970.pdf].\n \n [9] World Bank. March 2020. \"Environmental and Social Management Framework: Prepared for Afghanistan Water Supply and Sanitation Services and Institutional Support\n \". [http://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/846841587359316561/pdf/Revised-Environmental-and-Social-Management-Framework-ESMF-Afghanistan-Water-Supply-and-Sanitation-Services-and-Institutional-Support-Program-P169970.pdf].\n \n [10] Iqbal, Wasim. 18 February 2016. \"Country report on Climate, hydrology, and cryosphere data collection\".[https://www.researchgate.net/publication/327401005_Country_Report_on_Climate_Hydrology_and_Cryosphere_Data_Collection_Afghanistan].\n \n [11] Seddeqy, Mohammed Qasem. October 2007. \"National Hydrology Committee of Afghanistan: Sedimentation in Reservoire\".[https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/view/23518201/national-hydrology-committee-of-afghanistan-nhca-].\n \n [12] Chitral-Kabul River Basin Project. \"Research Team\". [https://www.ckrb.org/about].\n \n [13] IWRM Data Portal, Afghanistan [http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/countrydatabase]","[1] Ministry of Environment and Water. Intercultural Program Educational Basins. 2013. https://www.bivica.org/files/cuencas-pedagogicas.pdf\n[2] Water Center. Pucara Educational Basin. 2015. http://www.centro-agua.umss.edu.bo/cuenta-pedagogica-pucara/\n[3] Ministry of Environment and Water. Annual Report. 2019. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/uploads/PRESENTACI%C3%93N_MMAYA.pdf\n[4] Ministry of Environment and Water. Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2017-2020. 2017. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/uploads/PNC-Programacio%CC%81nPlurianual2017-2020.pdf\n[5] Andean Development Corporation (CAF). Water and Sanitation in the Plurinational State of Bolivia. 2017. http://www.scioteca.caf.com/bitstream/handle/123456789/1081/AguaySaneamientoBolivia-8ago.pdf\n\n[6] National Irrigation Service. SENARI trains water users from Sacaba in Technology and Production. 2018. ","[1] Norwegian Institute for Water Research. \"Environmental objectives and abatement\n  measures for a healthy Bago River\". https://www.niva.no/en/projectweb/myanmar/publications/_/attachment/download/59c88fc5-5341-4345-b1a6-f413c8ba3066:58375cd88e101c35a07eb0252d02b91a9eb54962/7271-2018.pdf [2] Water Resource Management. \"Myanmar World Water Day Celebration\". 29th April 2017. http://eo4sd-water.net/news/myanmar-world-water-day-celebration [3] Directoriate of Water Resources and Improvement of River Systems. \"The Second Joint Steering Committee Meeting Myanmar and the Netherlands and Hand Over of the Executive Summary of Myanmar IWRM Strategic Study\". https://www.dwir.gov.mm/index.php/international-co-operation/netherlands [4]Myanmar Water Portal. \"Underground water to be used as reserve from 2025\". ​12 June 18. https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/news/684-underground-water-to-be-used-as-reserve-from-2025.html","[1] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"Capacitation for water management (Capacitação para gestão das águas)\". http://www3.ana.gov.br/portal/ANA/programas-e-projetos/cursos-e-capacitacao\n[2] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"Open enrolment (Inscrições abertas)\". https://capacitacao.ead.unesp.br/\n[3] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"Management Report 2018 (Relatório de Gestão 2018\". 2018. http://www3.ana.gov.br/portal/ANA/todos-os-documentos-do-portal/documentos-aud/relatorio-de-gestao-do-exercicio-2013-2018/relatorio_ana_2018_v-enviada_tcu_compressed.pdf","[1] Norwegian Institute for Water Research. \"Environmental objectives and abatement\n  measures for a healthy Bago River\". https://www.niva.no/en/projectweb/myanmar/publications/_/attachment/download/59c88fc5-5341-4345-b1a6-f413c8ba3066:58375cd88e101c35a07eb0252d02b91a9eb54962/7271-2018.pdf [2] Water Resource Management. \"Myanmar World Water Day Celebration\". 29th April 2017. http://eo4sd-water.net/news/myanmar-world-water-day-celebration [3] Directoriate of Water Resources and Improvement of River Systems. \"The Second Joint Steering Committee Meeting Myanmar and the Netherlands and Hand Over of the Executive Summary of Myanmar IWRM Strategic Study\". https://www.dwir.gov.mm/index.php/international-co-operation/netherlands [4]Myanmar Water Portal. \"Underground water to be used as reserve from 2025\". ​12 June 18. https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/news/684-underground-water-to-be-used-as-reserve-from-2025.html","[1] Ministry of Water Resources, \"全国水利工作会议 (National Working Conference on Water Resources)\", 2019, http://www.mwr.gov.cn/ztpd/2019ztbd/2019qgsltjzhy/.\n\n[2] Ministry of Water Resources, \"全国水资源管理工作座谈会在武汉召开 (Working forums on national water resources management held in Wuhan City)\", 2019, http://www.mwr.gov.cn/ztpd/2019ztbd/2019qgsltjzhy/<http://www.mwr.gov.cn/xw/slyw/201904/t20190403_1112744.html.\n\n[3] Ministry of Water Resources, \"Training Workshop on Water Resources Management for Asia Cooperation Dialogue Countries\", 2017, http://www.mwr.gov.cn/english/Projects/201708/t20170824_980360.html.","[1] Congress of the Republic of Colombia. Law 1753 of 2015. 2015. http://www.secretariasenado.gov.co/senado/basedoc/ley_1753_2015_pr005.html#250\n[2] Ministry of Housing. National Water Council approved way forward for protection and recovery of water resources in Colombia. 2018. http://www.minvivienda.gov.co/sala-de-prensa/noticias/2018/junio/consejo-nacional-del-agua-aprobo-hoja-de-ruta-de-proteccion-y-recuperacion-del-recurso-hidrico-en-colombia\n[3] Ministry of Environment. National Water Council begins work. 2018. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/index.php/noticias/3958-consejo-nacional-del-agua-aprobo-hoja-de-ruta-de-proteccion-y-recuperacion-del-recurso-hidrico-en-colombia\n[4] Ministry of Housing. Water and Basic Sanitation Administrative Plan Strategic Vision 2018-2030. 2018. http://www.minvivienda.gov.co/Documents/ViceministerioAgua/Plan%20Director.pdf\n[5] Ministry of Housing. Search. 2019. http://www.minvivienda.gov.co/_layouts/15/osssearchresults.aspx?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Eminvivienda%2Egov%2Eco&k=capacitacion#k=capacitacion%20agua%20potable","[1] Norwegian Institute for Water Research. \"Environmental objectives and abatement\n  measures for a healthy Bago River\". https://www.niva.no/en/projectweb/myanmar/publications/_/attachment/download/59c88fc5-5341-4345-b1a6-f413c8ba3066:58375cd88e101c35a07eb0252d02b91a9eb54962/7271-2018.pdf [2] Water Resource Management. \"Myanmar World Water Day Celebration\". 29th April 2017. http://eo4sd-water.net/news/myanmar-world-water-day-celebration [3] Directoriate of Water Resources and Improvement of River Systems. \"The Second Joint Steering Committee Meeting Myanmar and the Netherlands and Hand Over of the Executive Summary of Myanmar IWRM Strategic Study\". https://www.dwir.gov.mm/index.php/international-co-operation/netherlands [4]Myanmar Water Portal. \"Underground water to be used as reserve from 2025\". ​12 June 18. https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/news/684-underground-water-to-be-used-as-reserve-from-2025.html","[1] Secretariat of Water. Resolution No. 2016-1442. 2016. https://aplicaciones.senagua.gob.ec/reslotaip2017/rendcuent/DH%20PUYANGO%20CATAMAYO/FASE%201/RESPALDOS/RESOLUCION%20ESC.DEL%20AGUA.pdf\n[2] Secretariat of Water. “Water School” will train operators of potable water systems in Pichincha. 2019. https://www.agua.gob.ec/escuela-del-agua-capacitara-a-operadores-de-sistemas-de-agua-potable-en-pichincha/\n[3] Secretariat of Water. DH Manabi carries out technical capacity building for provincial and cantonal autonomous governments. https://www.agua.gob.ec/dh-manabi-realiza-capacitacion-tecnica-para-gobiernos-autonomos-provinciales-y-cantonales/\n[4] Secretariat of Water. Section a4) The goals and objectives of administrative units according to their operational programs. 2018. https://www.agua.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/downloads/2019/01/Literal-a-4-metas-y-objetivos-unidades-administrativas.pdf","(1)Global Water Partnership. 2017.\"Guinée, renforcement des capacités des acteurs de la GIRE\". [https://www.gwp.org/fr/GWP-Afrique-Ouest/GWP-in-Action/News--Activities/guinee-renforcement-des-capacites-des-acteurs-de-la-gire/].\n(2) IWRM Data Portal. \"Questionnaire pour les pays portant sur l'indicateur 6.5.1\". 2017. [http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Guinea].\n(3)World Bank. \"Guinea Urban Water Project\". [http://projects.worldbank.org/P157782/?lang=en&tab=results]. \n(4)Asian Development Bank (ADB). [https://www.adb.org/].\n(5)USAID. \"Our Work\". 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Iraq Ministry of Water Resources, 2019 http://www.mowr.gov.iq/node/267 2. UNEPDHI \"SDG 6.5.1 Iraq Country Report\" 2017 http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Iraq 3. Republic of Iraq – Ministry of Water Resources “Providing technical consultations” http://www.mowr.gov.iq/node/88 ","[1] Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Order No. 8-P of 9 August 2019. \"On approval of the Statute of the Committee for Water Resources of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan\", (\"Об утверждении Положения о Комитете по водным ресурсам Министерства экологии, геологии и природных ресурсов Республики Казахстан\"). [https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/water/documents/details/adilet/G1900000008?lang=ru].\n \n [2] Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan. 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[http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/271].\n\n[10] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 19 February 2020. \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/396].","[1] Ministry of Care for Water Resources. Technical Water Boards. 2019. https://demo.minaguas.gob.ve/gestion/mta-mesas-tecnicas-del-agua/\n[2[ Directorate for the Culture of Water.2019. https://demo.minaguas.gob.ve/quienes-somos/direccion-general-para-la-cultura-del-agua/","[1] Norwegian Institute for Water Research. \"Environmental objectives and abatement\n  measures for a healthy Bago River\". https://www.niva.no/en/projectweb/myanmar/publications/_/attachment/download/59c88fc5-5341-4345-b1a6-f413c8ba3066:58375cd88e101c35a07eb0252d02b91a9eb54962/7271-2018.pdf [2] Water Resource Management. \"Myanmar World Water Day Celebration\". 29th April 2017. http://eo4sd-water.net/news/myanmar-world-water-day-celebration [3] Directoriate of Water Resources and Improvement of River Systems. \"The Second Joint Steering Committee Meeting Myanmar and the Netherlands and Hand Over of the Executive Summary of Myanmar IWRM Strategic Study\". https://www.dwir.gov.mm/index.php/international-co-operation/netherlands [4]Myanmar Water Portal. \"Underground water to be used as reserve from 2025\". ​12 June 18. https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/news/684-underground-water-to-be-used-as-reserve-from-2025.html"]
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[null,"2.2.1",null,1,1,1,2,1,2,1,2,1,0,2,0,1,2,0,2,2,2,2,1,1,0,1,1,1,2,2,0,1,1,2,1,null,null,null,"There is a platform of coordination in Afghanistan among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management, however it is not specific to water.\n \n The 2009 Water Law stipulates the establishment of the Supreme Council of Water Affairs Management (SCWAM) for better coordination and revision of facilities in the implementation of water affairs programs, development and operation of water resources programs. The members of the SCWAM are appointed by the President. [1] While the Water Law does not specify which government authorities should be included in the SCWAM, it identifies several different ministries or departments with responsibilities over specific aspects of water protection, control, and management. [1] These include the Ministry of Energy and Water (or the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority - the independent water sector agency as of 2020); the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock; the Ministry of Urban Development; Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development; Ministry of Public Health; Ministry of Mines and Petroleum, as well as the National Environmental Protection Agency. [1] Evidence was found online of one SCWAM meeting in February 2015, but no further evidence was found on the Presidential website. [6, 7]\n \n In 2015, the SCWAM was transformed into the Supreme Council of Land and Water (SCLW) by presidential decree, which was made responsible for approval, coordination, and support of water and land-related policies, strategies, and projects. [2] The SCLW is chaired by the President, and includes the Minister of Energy and Water; Minister of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock; Minister of Rural Rehabilitation and Development; Minister of Economics; Minister of Justice; and Minister of Mines and Petroleum. [2] In addition, the Independent Directorates of Land and Local Governance are represented, along with presidential advisors on agricultural affairs, reforms and the environment. [2] The SCLW also includes one representative of the private sector and one of civil society. [3] In accordance with the Water Law, the permanent members of the Council meet once a month in a rotational manner as per the approved procedures. [2, 3]\n \n Although overall coordination is intended to be provided by the SCLW, observers note a lack of tangible evidence of the body's effectiveness. [3, 4] A list of SCLW meetings on the Presidential website include the most recent meeting discussing development of city plans held in July 2020. [8, 9] However, other meetings listed all date from 2017 and 2018, and mostly focus on land issues, although the SCLW has also discussed irrigation systems and a dam project in specific areas of the country, as well as a general policy on groundwater. [8, 10, 11] Observers have noted a shift in policy towards land issues in response to the security situation in the country since the transformation of the SCWAM into the SCLW. [3] In response, the Ministry of Energy and Water (or the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority - the independent water sector agency as of 2020) revived a previous Technical Secretariat on Water (replaced by the SCWAM) for determination of water policy, but this is not an interagency platform, and is evaluated as ineffective. [3]\n\nThe formation of SCWAM was followed in mid-2005 by the creation of a Technical Secretariat (TS). According to the 2008 National Water Strategy, the TS is composed of expert SCWAM members, under the chairmanship of the Director of Water of the Ministry of Energy and Water to prepare advice to SCWAM for decision-making on developments in water sector. The TS would work with and report directly to SCWRM. [12] However, no evidence that the TS remains in place in 2020 was found on the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority website. [2]","Bolivia has a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management. \n\nThe Inter-Institutional Water Council (CONIAG) was created in 2002 by Supreme Decree 26599. Article 1 states that CONIAG was created to “open a space for dialog and consensus-building among the government and economic and social organizations in order to improve the current legal, institutional and technical framework related to water issues” [1]. CONIAG was modified by Law 18 of 2006, which expanded its functions to create a technical secretariat to assist in carrying out its mission. According to Article 2, CONIAG’s functions also include proposing actions related to sustainable exploitation, management and conservation of water resources [2]. In 2007, CONIAG was modified again: its seat of operations was established in La Paz and government members of the council were expanded to include representatives of the Ministries of Water, Foreign Relations, Planning and Development, Production, Public Works, Mining, Energy, Defense, Rural Development, and municipalities [3]. \n\nGovernment websites in Bolivia do not appear to contain public information regarding the operations of the CONIAG, nor do news reports [4, 5, 6] Academic papers show it was active in 2004 in creating new legislation on irrigation [7].","There is a process for the formation of ad-hoc committees for the coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management. However no permanent platform exists. The permanent platform that is most relevant has a mandate that covers only the issues related to EU accession issues and is not exclusive to water \n\nThere is a process for the formation of ad-hoc and permanent working groups or inter-ministerial committees consisting of representatives of different sectors/stakeholders. These groups have the mandate to agree and propose documents addressing water management issues. \n\nSuch coordination committees were established during: Preparation of Strategic Action Program for trans-boundary Dinaric Karst Aquifers; NEXUS assessment water—food-energy-ecosystems of the trans-boundary Sava River Basin; NEXUS assessment water—food-energy-ecosystems of the trans-boundary Drina River Basin Working group for monitoring of implementation of obligations from Protocol Water and Health under the Water Convention. There are also regular coordination meetings of the responsible institutions in water sector of BiH in order to harmonize international, national and sub-national actions [1]\n\nA permanent cooperation mechanism between different lines ministries also existing, imitated as part of the EU integration process. According to the 'Decision on establishment of the working groups for European integration', there are 33 working groups, each corresponding to the EU accession negotiation chapters, including chapter 27 dealing with Environment, which includes water resource management. Members of the working groups are institutions within Bosnia and Herzegovina and their main role is coordination between different institutions in the process of European integration. [2] \n\nBosnia and Herzegovina reports the score 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on Coordination between national government authorities representing different sectors on water resources, policy, planning and management. The assessment states that vertical coordination (among different levels of authorities) and horizontal coordination (among different sectors) is an important issue in countries internally organized in decentralised manner such as BiH. Systems of coordination are required by the law to involve different stakeholders and transparent public consultation processes during policy/strategy/plan development and before its formal adoption. [1]","Brazil has the National Council for Water Resources (CNRH), which is a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management. \n\nThe law that created the National Policy for Water Resources (Law no. 9,433 of 1997) also created the National System for the Management of Water Resources, which is presided by the CNRH. [1] The CNRH is composed by representatives from the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Planning, Development and Administration, the Ministry of Foreign Relations, the Ministry of Transportation, Ports and Civil Aviation, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Culture, the Ministry of Cities, the Ministry of Tourism, the Ministry of National Integration, the Ministry of Defence, the Ministry of Industry, External Commerce and Service, the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply, the Ministry of Science, Technology, Innovation and Communications, the Ministry of Environment, the Ministry of Mines and Energy, the Special Secretariat for Policy on Women, the Special Secretariat Aquaculture and Fisheries, the Special Secretariat of Family Agriculture and Rural Development, state councils for water resources, industry associations, water supply and sewage services providers, hydroelectric energy providers, water transportation companies, fisheries industry associations, entertainment and tourism industry associations, civil society organisations, education and research organisations, and non-governmental organisations. [2] \n\nThe CNRH is responsible for analysing legislation proposals pertaining to water resources, establishing guidelines for the implementation of the National Policy for Water Resources, promote articulation of water resources planning with federal, regional and state plans as well as users' plans (users being entities that consume water resources), arbitrate disputes pertaining to water resources, deliberate on project proposals that use water resources, approve proposals to create committees for hydrographic basins, establish general criteria for licencing to use water resources, and approve the National Plan for Water Resources and monitor its execution. [3]\n\nThe CNRH must have at least one ordinary meeting every semester besides extraordinary meetings, which can be convoked by the President of the CNRH. [4] A list of its resolutions, meetings' agendas and meetings' minutes can be found in its website. [5][6]","There is a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management in Cambodia.\n\nThe role of MOWRAM is to conduct consultations with other concerned ministries is clearly stated in the 2007 Law on Water Resources Management (Article 5) [1]. The article further stipulates that \"in case of need, the Royal Government of Cambodia shall set up a joint commission for addressing and coordinating works and activities among the Ministries concerned\". Beside MOWRAM, there are also other cross-ministerial coordinating mechanisms for some specific issues related to water resources such as National Council for Sustainable Development based at the Ministry of Environment [2] and National Committee for Disaster Management [3]. For instance, an inter-ministerial meeting was held in late 2018 at the Ministry of Environment to discuss initial social and environmental impact assessment of a sand dredging business on Mekong river in Kampong Cham province, and attended by officials from a number of concerned ministries including MOWRAM, Ministry of Mines and Energy, and Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, etc [4]. When water resource issues concern with Mekong river specifically, it is the responsibility of Cambodia National Mekong Committee to coordinate cross-sectoral dialogue with national line agencies [5]. The country reports the score of 80 (out of 100) on the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on Coordination between national government authorities representing different sectors on water resources, policy, planning and management [6] .","There is a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management in China.\n\nSuch platform exists in China for consultation with other ministries on water. The Ministry of Water Resources in China holds conferences and workshops with local water departments to promote efficiency and strengthen implementation of policies in local administrations. In Jan 2019, the Ministry held the National Working Conference on Water Resources in Beijing to deliver the new planning and goals to provincial departments [1]. Later, the Ministry has also held forums in other cities to implement the result of the national conference [2]. In the Water Pollution Prevention and Control Action Plan, for each of the planned actions, the plan specifies the departments that shall participate in it. For example, \"strengthening control of urban domestic pollution\" shall be \"led by Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development and participated by National Development and Reform Commission, Ministry of Environmental Protection, etc.\" [3].","The creation of Colombia’s National Water Council (CNA) resulted in a platform for coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management. \nThe CNA was created in 2015 under Law 1753 as part of the National Development Program and is an inter-ministerial body that includes six agencies: Department of National Planning, Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development, Ministry of Mines and Energy, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Ministry of Housing, Cities and Territory, and the Ministry of Health and Social Protection [1]. The Institute of Hydrology, Meteorology and Environmental Studies also participates in the CNA as a non-voting member [2]. According to Law 1753, the CNA's participants can be ministers of the named institutions or delegates appointed by the ministers [1]. The CNA is supposed to meet every three months and its internal regulations were approved in 2018 at its second session, but do not appear to be publicly available online [2]. The CNA does not yet appear to have a website with information regarding its activities [2, 3].","There is a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management.\n\nAccording to article 181 of the Water Law, the National Water Council is established form the purpose of considering essential issues related to water management, harmonisation of different needs and interest and proposing different measures for improvement of water management. The Council has 10 members who are appointed by the Government from the Parliament, including prominent scientists and experts. The Law prescribes that the Council has its own Rules of procedures, but the Rules of procedures and frequency of meetings are not publicly available. According to article 184 of the Water Law, the Ministry of Environment is technical secretariat of the Council. [4] Members of the Council have been appointed last time in 2016. [5]\n\nIn general, coordination among national government authorities when preparing legislation, strategies etc. is based on the principle of \"smart legislation\" which covers all policy areas and aims for \"targeted regulation that goes no further than required, in order to achieve objectives and bring benefits at minimum cost\". In practice this process includes establishment of working groups, coordination between the Government authorities and ministers. [2, 3]\n\nCroatia reports the score 100 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on Coordination between national government authorities representing different sectors on water resources, policy, planning and management. [1]","Ecuador has a high-level system for coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management. However this is not a dedicated platform for coordination.\n\nThe 2014 national water resources law, the Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, created the National Strategic System for Water (Article 15). The system is defined as the “set of processes, entities and instruments that allow for the interaction among different social and institutional actors in order to organize and coordinate the comprehensive and integrated management of water resources” [1]. \n\nArticle 1 of the law’s implementing regulations states that the system comprises the Secretariat of Water, the Intercultural and Plurinational Water Council, the Ministries of Agriculture, Health and Environment, as well as any others ordered by executive decree, the Water Regulation and Control Agency (ARCA), decentralized autonomous governments, and Basin Councils [2]. According to Article 16 of the law, the system’s objectives include connecting all of the aforementioned actors and creating \"tools and spaces\" to coordinate the planning and application of public policy for water resources [1]. The aforementioned \"tools and spaces\" are not defined in the law [1].\n\nA 2018 presentation on equality and social participation by the Secretariat of Water describes the structure of the system as outlined in the regulations, but does not describe how the system works in practice [3]. The website of the Secretariat of Water does not contain additional public evidence regarding how the National Strategic System for Water works in practice [4].","In Guinea there is no evidence of a platform for coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management. \n\nThe Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics, responsible for water, seems to have meetings with other national governmental authorities. Indeed, the prime Minister visited the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics to appreciate the achievements obtained in electricity supply and management in the cities of Guinea. Nevertheless, these meetings appear only to occur on an adhoc basis and there is no evidence of coordination among national government authorities in the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook Page (it does not have an official website). [1,2]. \n\nMoreover, in a report supported by the UN on the development of IWRM in Guinea, no evidence of consultation processes between ministries was mentioned. The report did identify some synergies - the different ministries implicated in the integrated water resources management - however there is no evidence of the findings of this report being adopted. (1,3) \n\nFinally, the SDG 6.5.1 Report scores Guinea with 20, since the information related to water management is shared among ministries but no consultation processes take place.(4) Nevertheless, this statement could not be verified in the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook Page (it does not have an official website), in Guinea's second national communication to the UNFCCC, in a UN presentation about the water situation in Guinea, on Guinea Water Company (SEG) website, in a report fro pS-EAU, in the Water Code of Guinea or in theNational Environmental Policy. (1,5,6,7,8,9,10)","The Supreme Council of Water was established to coordinate water related issues between the Ministries. \n\nThe Supreme Council of Water is the apex body for coordination of the provision, distribution and consumption of water in the country and the Agriculture Ministry was mandated with its initial establishment in 2000 [1] and is operational since 2002 [2]. The council's members include, the President or Vice President, Minister of Energy, Minister of Agriculture, Minister of Interior, Minister of Mining and Industries, Head of Management and Planning Organisation, Head of the Department of Environment, an MP from agriculture, water and natural resources commission, two agricultural experts selected by the President [2]. Sine the members of the council are all higher level decision makers, the decisions can be carried out faster than usual. The Supreme Council of Water is chaired by the president or the vice-president and all its new decisions that are not reflected in current law, after ratification in the Parliament or the cabinet, must be carried out by relevant governmental bodies [1].\n\nMinutes and ratifications of all the meetings can be found on the website of the Ministry of Energy [3]. In the latest session of the Supreme Council of Water in February 2019, the issue of floods in south Iran is discussed and different ministries including Ministry of Interior, Oil Ministry and Ministry of Energy are tasked with different measure to tackle the issue of floods and to ensure using flood water for desertified wetland of Hoor-Al-Azim, protect the oil fields and infrastructure, the safety of Karkheh dam, etc. [4].","There is no platform of coordination between different national Government authorities responsible for water in Iraq.\n\nMinisterial committees can be formed from different ministries to coordinate on matters, share information and take decisions, which could include water. However these committees are not permanent and created to respond to discrete challenges requiring inter-ministerial cooperation (1). \n\nIn June 2011, the Iraqi Council of Ministers decided to form a National Water Council. Minister of State and Government Spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh announced that “this Council will link all transactions of ministries and independent organizations with neighboring countries on the issue of water quotas in shared waters and that it would do reinforce the strategy of the Ministry of Water Resources in increasing the storage capacity of the dams of the country.” This council is composed of interdepartmental committees and experts on water issues (2) However, since this declaration there has been no evidence of this council actually being formed. There are no records of meetings happening officially within this council, and it is not mentioned as an existing structure in any of the official ministry's websites. (3)","A coordination platform among national government authorities on water management has been instituted by legislation in Kazakhstan, but no evidence of its operation was found.\n \n The government created the Interdepartmental Council for Water Resource Management Issues in 2015 with the stated aim of improving the water management system of Kazakhstan. [1] According to its founding document, the Council is headed by a deputy Prime Minister and the Minister for Agriculture, and includes representatives of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, National Economy, Internal Affairs, Energy, Investment and Development, Education and Science, and Finance, as well as the Committee for Water Management of the Ministry of Agriculture. [1, 2] The Council may also include, by agreement, any of the chairpersons of the country's Basin Councils, which unite local stakeholders in each of the countries river basins, as well as a representative of the National Chamber of Entrepreneurs. [1]\n \n The Interdepartmental Council's statute gives it a broad remit in making recommendations on national water management policy, including setting priorities for water supply in river basins at the strategic and local level, and for individual economic sectors. [1] The Council may also make recommendations on any required redistribution of water resources between regions or setting of quotas, where necessary. [1] Finally, the Council may recommend environmental standards and water management sector financing rules, regarding access to state financing and pricing policy. [1] The Interdepartmental Council is to meet at least once every six months. [1]\n \n Despite these provisions, no information on any sessions of the Interdepartmental Council was found on the websites of the Prime Minister of Kazakhstan, or the Ministry of Agriculture. [3, 4] Significantly, the Interdepartmental Council's statute as available online (adopted 2015, last amended 2016) makes reference to the Committee for Water Management of the Ministry of Agriculture and does not mention the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources. [1] The Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources was created in 2019, and was given responsibility for water resource management previously held by the Ministry of Agriculture; the Committee for Water Management became part of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources. [5] The 2019 statutes of the Ministry of Ecology, Committee for Water Management, and Department for Transboundary Rivers of the Ministry of Ecology do not refer to the Interdepartmental Council. [5, 6, 7] No reference to the Interdepartmental Council was found on the website of the Ministry of Ecology. [8] A legal expert on IWRM in Kazakhstan interviewed could not confirm whether the Interdepartmental Council was active at the time of research. [11]\n \n A 2019 review of Kazakhstan's water sector framework conducted by the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea proposes that the Interdepartmental Council should \"resume\" its work on coordination between different ministries. [9] A draft of the 2020-2030 Programme for Water Resource Management does not refer to the Interdepartmental Council. [10]","There is a platform of co-ordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management in the Kyrgyz Republic.\n \n In Kyrgyzstan, the National Water Council (‘NWC’) was established in 2006, after the adoption of the new Kyrgyz 2005 Water Code. [1] Under the 2005 Water Code, the NWC is charged with co-ordinating the activities of ministries, administrative departments and other government bodies for water resources management, use and protection. [2] The NWC coordinates the activities of government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management in the Kyrgyz Republic. [3]\n \n The recently-established State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘SAW’) - previously the Department of Water Resources and Land Improvement of the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Improvement of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘DWRLI’) until 2019 - acts as Secretary for the NWC and co-ordinates and regulates activities in the field of water resources management. [4]\n \n Under the 2005 Water Code, as well as the Government Decree on the NWC, the NWC is to be attended by “heads of ministries, administrative departments and other government bodies responsible for water resources management, including financial aspects and public security”. [1, 5]\n \n According to a local water resources expert, in practice, NWC attendees include: Prime Minister of the Kyrgyz Republic, SAW representatives, representatives from the Ministry of Health and Ministry of Agriculture, etc. [6] The interviewee noted that meetings of the NWC are not held regularly, and that the last meeting was held in 2018. He noted that an NWC meeting will likely be held in August 2020. [6]\n \n Additionally, research suggests that the SAW holds an annual “Steering Committee Meeting of the National Policy Dialogue on Integrated Water Resources Management in Kyrgyzstan\". The National Policy Dialogue in Kyrgyzstan was set up in 2008 and is facilitated by the UNECE and OECD. The aim of the Steering Committee meetings is for participants to discuss ongoing and future activities under the European Union Water Initiative National Policy Dialogue and minutes of the meetings are available on the UNECE website. [8, 9, 10] The meetings are attended by several representatives of international organisations (European Union, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)) and Kyrgyz Government organisations – Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Economy, Ministry of Health, and Ministry of Agriculture, as well as agencies responsible for statistics, environmental protection, and hydrometeorology. [7] In 2017, representatives from internationally-funded water resources management development projects, including the World Bank Agricultural Productivity and Nutrition Improvement Project, Global Environment Facility-UNDP-UNECE Project “Promoting transboundary cooperation and integrated water resources management in the Chu and Talas River basins” were also represented. [7] Additionally, Non-Governmental Organisations including the National Water Partnership of Kyrgyzstan and Kyrgyz Alliance for Water and Sanitation, as well as educational institutions were represented. [7] Although co-ordination meetings are organised annually, there is no evidence to suggest that a meeting was held in 2019 or 2020 on the SAW website. [11]","The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE) is assigned by the water law to coordinate with other ministries and authorities to implement water resources, policy, planning and management but there is no publicly available evidence that MONRE acts as a coordination platform with other agencies and ministries. [1] There is no mention of coordination work or meetings with other agencies on the MONRE website. [2] Prior to establishment of MONRE’s precursor, the Water Resources and Environment Administration (WREA) in 2007, there was a Water Resources Coordination Committee. [3] This was established in February 1998 and grouped five ministries of agriculture and forestry; communications, post and construction; industry and handicrafts; public health; and justice, with the Lao National Mekong Committee and the Lao Women’s Union, together with the Science, Technology and Environment Agency. However, there is no record of this committee functioning after 2008. [3] Following the creation of WREA, the Lao National Mekong Committee (LNMC) was made the national water apex body but the LNMC was incorporated into MONRE’s Department of Water Resources in March 2009. [4]","The National Warter Council (CNE) and The Joint Programme of Support to IWRM (PCA-GIRE) provide such platform for consultation with other ministries on water. \n\nThe National Water Council (CNE) is a platform that brings together different ministries (Ministries in charge of Water, Energy, Health, Environment, Territorial Administration, Equipment, Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Fisheries, High Council of Territorial Communities, Civil Society, Users and Operators) and which serves as a consultative body. Created in 2002-03 by ministerial decree, the CNE is the platform where these various ministries come togehter to be informed of water-related data collected by the DNH [7]. Its mission is to issue proposals and advisory opinions on all water-related issues, in particular on draft water master plans and master plans for water management, as well as related modifications and water development and distribution projects of a national or regional character. However, the CNE does not have a website of its own and therefore the frequency of these meeting could not be ascertained [8].\n\nThe PCA-GIRE programme [1] is entrusted to the Programme and Project Management Unit of IWRM (UG-IWRM) of the DNH and brings together 3 ministries: (i) the Ministry of Energy and Water, (ii) the Ministry of Environment and Sanitation, and (iii) the Ministry of Rural Development, alongside a number of committees and stakeholder institutions [2]. The PCA-GIRE becomes a platform of consultation with other ministries as it requires regular meetings with a wide range of stakeholders on water-related issues. These meetings are held at various ministries and chaired by various insitutions such as the National Council fo Water for instance [3].\n\nThese include water committees such as the National Water Partnership (PNE), the National Coordination of Water Users (CNU), and the Local Water Committees (CLE), as well as the commission of management of dam water in Sélingué and Markala (CGSM) [2]. A third type of stakeholder involved are the technical bodies such as the National Water Laboratory and its Mopti antenna, the Faculty of Science and Technology, and the technical assistance committee, seconded by the NGO Wetlands International [2]. The PCA-GIRE has a general objective of \"Strengthening the implementation of IWRM at the local, national and international levels by supporting the Malian authorities and other stakeholders involved in the implementation of the national water policy\" [1]. \n\nIn practice, these stakeholders coordinate for the implementation of the PCA-GIRE and the national water policy (which is contained in the 2005 Water Code and other documents cited above) [1]. There are regular meetings taking place during which these various stakeholders discuss and coordinate on matters related to water as evidenced by the following examples. In September 2018 took place the 2nd meeting of the National Council of Water where PCA-GIRE was discussed and provided stakeholder with the platform to coordinate on water issues. Indeed, the meeting allowed the participants to assess the achievements of the PCA-IWRM and to share the recommendations made during the mid-term evaluation of the PCA-GIRE with a view to further improving the implementation of the programme. [3] Earlier in May 2018 the PCA-GIRE stakeholders met to discuss financial matters related to the project as well as to coordinate on the reorientation of the programme towards 2019-2020 [4]. Moreover, the regularity of these meetings are documented in a 2017 Wageningen Environmental Research report on the PCA-GIRE, page 26, which outlines weekly meetings of the UG-IWRM as well as roundtables with stakeholders involved in food security for example [5]. Back in 2016, there were three Coordination Committee meetings, one Steering Committee meeting with a participation rate of 74% and the PCA-IWRM organized information and sensitization workshops for actors in the four (04) regions (Koulikoro, Sikasso, Ségou, Mopti) [6].\n\n","Yes, the National Council of Water that is led by the Minister of Irrigation gathers representatives of different ministries (at least 17 different institutions, including a representative of the OMVS); the Council's mandate includes facilitating policy coordination and supporting the implementation of the principles of integrated water management; and issuing advisory opinions to the government on all matters concerning water resources [1]. The Council meets twice a year and as much as requested by its president [1]. \n\nThe council includes the following ministries: \n1. Ministry of the Interior of Post and Telecommunication:\n- The representative of the Minister in charge of local authorities\n2. Ministry of Economic Affairs and Development\n- The Minister's Representative\n3. Ministry of Fisheries and Maritime Economy\n- The Minister's Representative\n4. Ministry of Equipment and Transport:\n- The Minister's Representative\n5. Ministry of Commerce of Crafts and Tourism:\n- The Minister's Representative\n6. The Ministry of Energy and Petroleum\n- The Minister's Representative\n7. The Ministry of Hydraulics:\n- The Technical Adviser in charge of the water sector\n- The Chargé de mission in charge of the Cell of the OMVS\n8. Ministry of Industry and Mines:\n- The Minister\n9. The Ministry of Rural Development:\n- The Minister in charge of rural development\n10. The Ministry of Health and Social Affairs\n- The Minister in charge of Health [1]","There is a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management in Myanmar.\n\nThe National Water Resource Committee (NWRC) is the apex body for the water related matters in Myanmar.[1] The NWRC is chaired by the H.E. Vice President U Henry Van Thio. Ministers, Deputy Ministers, and Director Generals from water-related Ministries plus the Chairperson and Secretary of Advisory Group joined the committee as members. [2] The coordination meeting organized by NWRC takes place occasionally and is attended by NWRC members, Union Ministers Lt-Gen Ye Aung, U Ohn Win, U Win Khaing and U Soe Win, Deputy Ministers U Tin Myint and U Soe Aung, , state/ region government members, ministers, heads of departments, advisory group chairman and members, technicians and officials. [ 3, 4, 5] For example, the work programme coordination meeting of the National Water Resources Committee held in 2019 was attended by Vice Chairman of the National Water Resources Committee and Union Minister for Transport and Communications U Thant Sin Maung, Member and Union Minister for Border Affairs Lt.Gen Ye Aung, Nay Pyi Taw Council Chairman Dr Myo Aung, Yangon Mayor U Maung Maung Soe, states and regions ministers, permanent secretaries, director generals and officials. [6]","There is a platform of coordination in Perú among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management. \n\nThe Law of Water Resources of 2009 created the Board of Directors (Consejo Directivo), which is comprised of one member from each of the Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of the Environment, Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation, Ministry of Energy and Mines; a representative of the productive public sector; a representative of the public health and sanitation sector; an elected representative of regional governments; a representative of rural municipalities; a representative each of agrarian and non-agrarian users; a representative of rural, low-income communities; a representative of indigenous communities; a representative of the National Maritime Authority. [1] The Board of Directors meets twice a year to approve the budget, the annual operating plan, the annual report, the balance sheet and the financial statements of the National Water Authority and in an extraordinary manner, as many times as are necessary to the fulfillment of its functions. [2,3] Meeting minutes and resolutions are available on the ANA website, in December 2018, a new president was elected. [4]\n","In Senegal a platform exists for coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management. \n\nThis coordination is achieved through the Superior Water Council. This Council composed of the Minister of Agriculture, Energy, Environment, among others, is responsible for coordinating all initiatives related to water management in the national territory, and resolving any conflict related to the water use of the different sectors. According to this decree, the council has meetings at least twice a year, on convocation of its president.(1) However, no evidence of actual meetings taking place at specific dates could be found in the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation or in the Directorate of Water Resources Management and Planning (DGPRE) (2,3) The only evidence found is that the DGPRE has in its mandate, the responsibility to organize and prepare the meetings of the Superior Water Council. (3) However, according to a report for the elaboration of a national strategy to improve water quality, the functioning of the Council is not entirely satisfactory. (4) The fact that the Superior Water Council functions only partially is also mentioned in an African Water Facility Report. (5)\n\nHowever, the SDG 6.5.1 Report scores SÉNÉGAL with 80, since the information related to water management is shared among ministries and official consultation processes take place, with the objective of having a collective agreement on important issues and activities. (6)\n\n","In Serbia there is a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for environmental policy design, planning and management, but their mandate covers only the issues related to EU accession issues and is not exclusive to water [2] According to article 140 of the Water Law, a minister in charge for water management should establish a Council for Waters. However, there are no information that such council has been established. [1,3,4] \n\nNegotiating Group for Chapter 27 (Environment) is coordinating all activities of national authorities related to Serbian accession to the EU related to environmental issues. Members are different line ministries and agencies and the Negotiating Group is coordinated by the Ministry of Environment. Within this Negotiating Group there are sector groups covering Water Quality, Waste Management and Natura Protection. [2] \n\nOn the websites of the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Serbian Water Directorate there were no other evidence of a platform for coordination between ministries on water. [3, 4]\n\nSerbia reports the score 30 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Coordination between national government authorities representing different sectors on water resources, policy, planning and management. The assessment states that there is a lack of fruitful vertical (national/provincial/local level) and horizontal (intersectional) coordination and cooperation on issues related to water management. Information exchange between different authorities/agencies/companies dealing with water management is present, but there are sometimes problems with slow administrative procedures. [5] The information exchange could not be independently verified [3,4]","In Slovenia there is a outlined mechanism for coordination between national government authorities. The legislation covers the water related issues however the mechanism is not exclusive to this area. There is no legislation/platform specific to water coordination. [1]\n\nIn accordance with Article 10 of the Rules of Procedure of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia [Uradni list RS], Nos 43/01, 23/02 – corr., 54/03, 103/03, 114/04, 26/06, 21/07, 32/10, 73/10, 95/11, 64/12 and 10/14) government materials must, prior to being submitted for debate by the government, be coordinated with the relevant ministries and government offices. Drafts of general acts and acts relating to the work of the government must always be coordinated in advance with the Ministry of Finance and the Government Office for Legislation. Only when it is not possible, after obtaining the opinions of the ministers and government offices that have been involved, to reach an agreement or when coordination in advance is impossible due to the urgent nature of the procedure, can materials that have not been harmonised be submitted for government debate. Every ministry and government office approached must offer its opinion on the material drawn up within 14 days at the latest of having received it, otherwise it shall be considered that the ministry or office agrees with the content of the material. In the case of general acts and acts on the government’s work, the opinion of the Government Office for Legislation must be obtained again if during the prior inter-ministerial coordination the material was changed. The new opinion must be delivered within five working days at the latest after the receipt of the amended material, otherwise it shall be deemed that the amended material is harmonised. [1]\n\nWebsites of the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning, Water Agency and Environment Protection Agency do not have additional information about a platform for coordination related to water management. [2, 3, 4] In 2016, when the Water Agency was founded, its priorities made no mention of the establishment of any platform for coordination with other ministries [5]","Partially, Syria has a council that integrates various ministries to coordinate for water management, however there remain concerns about the comprehensiveness of this coordination.\n\nA Council of General Commission for Water Resource Management is in charge of integrating water policies between various Ministries. The commission was established according to the government orientations toward improvement of water resource management and development in Syria, based on Legislative Decree No /90/ passed by the President on September 2005.It brings together the Ministry of Irrigation, The Ministry of Agriculture and Agrarian Reform (MAAR), The Ministry of Housing and Construction (MHC) and the The Ministry of Local Administration and Environment (MLAE). [1] [2] \n\nThe Higher Water Council, the body that oversees the Ministry of Water Resources may also invite some ministers and a group of specialists in the field of water to attend its meetings - if required to operationalise its Mandate. [2] \n\nAccording to the website of the Ministry of Water Resources, both organisations appear to meet on a semi-regular basis [4] \n\nHowever, according to the FAO, corrdination between various ministries is fragmented and weak due to the lack of exchange of key water resource data between different institutions, which in turn hampers effective policy making. [1]\n\n\n","A platform for coordination between national authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management is stipulated by legislation adopted in 2020, but no evidence was found that it was yet active at the time of research.\n \n As part of a “Reform Programme for the Water Sector” of the Republic of Tajikistan between 2016 and 2025, the Government of Tajikistan committed to establishing a “National Water Council” (‘NWC’). [1] This NWC is the highest coordination body in the field of water resources management, responsible for coordination of ministries and other authorised state planning bodies on issues regarding the management, use and protection of water resources. The NWC is stipulated for establishment in the 2020 Water Code and is to replace the pre-existing Coordination Council under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan on Water and Energy Issue. [1, 2] According to its establishing legislation, as founded in 2009, the Coordination Council included the Ministers of Foreign Affairs, Economic Development, Justice, Finance and Agriculture, as well as the Chairpersons of the Government of Tajikistan's Committees for Investments, for Protection of the Environment, and for Emergencies and others, and had overall responsibility for policy, planning and management on linkages between the water and energy sectors, including the hydroelectric sector. [2, 3]\n \n According to the 2020 Water Code, the NWC has the powers to: co-ordinate the actions of the relevant ministries, departments, river basin councils, water user associations, private sector organisations, as well as non-governmental organisations in the field of use and protection of water resources; consider and approve draft state forecasts, concepts, strategies and development programmes in the field of water resources and evaluate their implementation, draft basin water management plans and action plans related to the use and protection of water resources; and draft basin plans and action plans related to the use and protection of water resources. [4]\n \n The principal tasks of the NWC are: to adopt and develop state policy and legislation in the field of Integrated Water Resources Management (‘IWRM’); to adopt and develop state policy and legislation in the field of water resources management and environmental protection; to adopt and develop state policy and legislation in the field of water conservation; to adopt and develop state policy and legislation in the field of water resources management with the consideration of the impacts of climate change. [1]\n \n According to the 2020 Water Code, the NWC is to be comprised of heads of ministries, departments and other government bodies responsible for the use and protection of water resources, as well as relevant experts and representatives from non-government and scientific organisations. [4] However, the only body specified in the legislation is the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources (‘MEWR’), which is to act as Secretary for the NWC and carries out the coordinating and regulating of activities in the field of water resources management. [4] The MEWR website contained no evidence that the National Water Council had yet been convened since adoption of the new Water Code as of the time of research in July 2020. [5]\n \n The 2020 Water Code does not provide for how often the NWC should meet. [4] A local water resources expert noted that the NWC has not yet been formally established, and no meetings have been held. [12]\n \n The MEWR held several inter-departmental meetings partially addressing issues of national water resource policy and new legislation in 2018 and 2019, at which other ministries and departments were represented, but reports did not specify which other agencies were present. [6, 7, 8, 9]\n \n Additionally, according to the MEWR website, the MEWR is also entrusted with the functions of co-ordinating the activities of various ministries and departments dealing with issues related to various aspects of the management, use and protection of water resources, in particular, the MEWR is the lead agency in the National Dialogue on Water Policy in the field of IWRM. [10] The National Dialogue on Water Policy in the field of IWRM aims to establish Tajikistan’s long-term IWRM policy, and in 2018 included representatives of the MEWR, the Agency for Land Reclamation and Irrigation under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and other members of the Co-Ordination Council representing ministries and departments of the Republic of Tajikistan, as well as representatives of development partners. [11, 10]","A platform for coordination between national authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management is stipulated by legislation adopted in 2020, but no evidence was found that it was yet active at the time of research.\n \n As part of a “Reform Programme for the Water Sector” of the Republic of Tajikistan between 2016 and 2025, the Government of Tajikistan committed to establishing a “National Water Council” (‘NWC’). [1] This NWC is the highest coordination body in the field of water resources management, responsible for coordination of ministries and other authorised state planning bodies on issues regarding the management, use and protection of water resources. The NWC is stipulated for establishment in the 2020 Water Code and is to replace the pre-existing Coordination Council under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan on Water and Energy Issue. [1, 2] According to its establishing legislation, as founded in 2009, the Coordination Council included the Ministers of Foreign Affairs, Economic Development, Justice, Finance and Agriculture, as well as the Chairpersons of the Government of Tajikistan's Committees for Investments, for Protection of the Environment, and for Emergencies and others, and had overall responsibility for policy, planning and management on linkages between the water and energy sectors, including the hydroelectric sector. [2, 3]\n \n According to the 2020 Water Code, the NWC has the powers to: co-ordinate the actions of the relevant ministries, departments, river basin councils, water user associations, private sector organisations, as well as non-governmental organisations in the field of use and protection of water resources; consider and approve draft state forecasts, concepts, strategies and development programmes in the field of water resources and evaluate their implementation, draft basin water management plans and action plans related to the use and protection of water resources; and draft basin plans and action plans related to the use and protection of water resources. [4]\n \n The principal tasks of the NWC are: to adopt and develop state policy and legislation in the field of Integrated Water Resources Management (‘IWRM’); to adopt and develop state policy and legislation in the field of water resources management and environmental protection; to adopt and develop state policy and legislation in the field of water conservation; to adopt and develop state policy and legislation in the field of water resources management with the consideration of the impacts of climate change. [1]\n \n According to the 2020 Water Code, the NWC is to be comprised of heads of ministries, departments and other government bodies responsible for the use and protection of water resources, as well as relevant experts and representatives from non-government and scientific organisations. [4] However, the only body specified in the legislation is the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources (‘MEWR’), which is to act as Secretary for the NWC and carries out the coordinating and regulating of activities in the field of water resources management. [4] The MEWR website contained no evidence that the National Water Council had yet been convened since adoption of the new Water Code as of the time of research in July 2020. [5]\n \n The 2020 Water Code does not provide for how often the NWC should meet. [4] A local water resources expert noted that the NWC has not yet been formally established, and no meetings have been held. [12]\n \n The MEWR held several inter-departmental meetings partially addressing issues of national water resource policy and new legislation in 2018 and 2019, at which other ministries and departments were represented, but reports did not specify which other agencies were present. [6, 7, 8, 9]\n \n Additionally, according to the MEWR website, the MEWR is also entrusted with the functions of co-ordinating the activities of various ministries and departments dealing with issues related to various aspects of the management, use and protection of water resources, in particular, the MEWR is the lead agency in the National Dialogue on Water Policy in the field of IWRM. [10] The National Dialogue on Water Policy in the field of IWRM aims to establish Tajikistan’s long-term IWRM policy, and in 2018 included representatives of the MEWR, the Agency for Land Reclamation and Irrigation under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and other members of the Co-Ordination Council representing ministries and departments of the Republic of Tajikistan, as well as representatives of development partners. [11, 10]","Thailand does have a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources management. \n\nThe Office of National Water Resources was specifically created to be the focal point on water management and to coordinate relevant works between other related agencies such as the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives and the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment. The first obligation and responsibility of Office of National Water Resources is stated as follows: \"to perform as the main agency in conducting studies and analyses of water situations which can be used as information for proposing policies or otherwise formulating master plans and measures in water resources management and coordinating for implementation.\" [1]","There are two platforms of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management – the Water Management Coordination Committee and the Basin Management Central Committee. The former does not appear to have met while the latter met once each in 2017 and 2018.\n\nThe higher level Water Management Coordination Committee was established by a Prime Ministry circular published in the Official Gazette in March 2012. According to the circular it is headed by the Minister of Forestry and Water Affairs and includes among its members high-level officials of the ministries of Environment and Urbanisation, Internal Affairs, Foreign Affairs, Health, Food Agriculture and Livestock, Science Industry and Technology, Energy and Natural Resources, Culture and Tourism, Development and EU affairs as well as the General Directorate of Water Management (DGWM), the Turkish Water Institute (SUEN) and other government institutions responsible for water infrastructure, meteorology and erosion control. [1] \n\nMeanwhile, Article 5 of the most recent piece of legislation related to the establishment of the Basin Management Central Committee, which was published in the Official Gazette in January 2019, names among its members the deputy ministers of the ministries of Agriculture and Forestry (the chairperson), Industry and Technology, Environment and Urbanisation, Foreign Affairs, Energy and Natural Resources, Internal Affairs, Culture and Tourism, Health, and Transport and Infrastructure, as well as the heads of the DGWM, other departments of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, SUEN and other government institutions responsible for water infrastructure, local government financing, meteorology, erosion control, national parks, and disasters and emergencies. [2]\n\nThe website of the DGWM Department of Basin Management states that the department is responsible for acting as the secretariat of both the Water Management Coordination Committee and the Basin Management Central Committee, but contains no minutes of their meetings or information about their activities (either in English or in Turkish) [3]. A review of the periodic (four-monthly) bulletins which the DGWM publishes about its activities indicates that the first meeting of the Basin Management Central Committee took place on 23 May 2017 and discussed, inter alia, the need to increase coordination between the institutions at central and basin levels. At the end of this meeting, Ministry Undersecretary Akif Özkaldı stated that the Basin Management Central Committee would meet again towards the end of the same year, and that the Water Management Coordination Committee would be convened by Veysel Eroğlu, the then minister of Forestry and Water Affairs (Bulletin no. 13 p.18). In fact, the Basin Management Central Committee met again on 11 April 2018. It reviewed the issues raised for its attention at the meetings of the various provincial water management coordination boards (a total of the 157 meetings) in 2017, and “took important decisions towards the solution of each of them”. Subsequent bulletins make no mention of any further meetings of the Basin Management Central Committee or of any meeting of the Water Management Coordination Committee. [4] There was no indication of the meetings of the Water Management Coordination Committee. [3]","There is no evidence of an official platform for coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources in Turkmenistan. \n \n Water resources policy, planning, and management are overseen by the State Committee on Water Management, which was established in 2019 and adopted the mandate of the Ministry of Agriculture and Water and the State Committee on the Protection of the Environment and Land Resources. [1, 2] As part of its mandate enshrined in the Water Code of Turkmenistan, this committee coordinates water management across different sectors and is responsible for creating and implementing government policies in the area of water management. [1, 2] \n \n However, there is no evidence that this committee serves as a platform for coordination among national authorities. There have been ad hoc coordination initiatives, including a March 2019 roundtable meeting in which authorities from the State Committee on Water Management, the Parliament of Turkmenistan, and the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection, as well as representatives from civil society, gathered in the country's capital to discuss inter-agency cooperation in the area of water resource management. [3] The roundtable was convened by the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia and the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, which Turkmenistan chaired from 2017 to 2019. [3, 4] However, this appears to have been a one-off initiative that does not constitute a platform.","There is a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management as the Ministry of Water Management itself is mandated to perform this role, but it is focused on lower levels than government agencies.\n \n Previously, the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan served as a platform of coordination in accordance with Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 256 of 12 December 2006 \"On the Organisation of the Activities of the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan\", which adopted Resolution on the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan, regulating the organisation's activities (Appendix 1 to Resolution No. 256 of 12 December 2006). [1] The National Committee was disbanded and its role and functions passed to the Ministry of Water Management on 1 January 2020 in accordance with Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PP-4546 of 9 December 2019 \"On Measures to Further Reduce Bureaucratic Barriers and to Introduce Modern Governance Principles into the Operation of State Bodies and Organisations\". [2] According to Dr Vadim Sokolov Head of Agency of IFAS for Aral Sea Program and GEF Projects, the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan was reregistered by the Ministry of Justice as a non-governmental non-profit organisation in 2020 and according to its foundational charter, its responsibilities include coordinating the activities of water consumers and users in interconnected sectors and to aid water management organisations in economic, scientific and technical policy in water management. [3] The foundational charter does not mention coordinating government authorities. The National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan does not yet have a website and its foundational documents are not in the public domain. [3]\n \n Point 4 of the Resolution on the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan, which has not been repealed, states that the National Committee was a collegiate body acting on a community basis comprising heads of various ministries and agencies, as well as leading academics and specialists in irrigation, draingange and environmental protection. [1] The purpose and aims of the National Committee as laid out in points 8 and 9 of the Resolution include coordination and cooperation in water management policy, water use and planning. The membership of the National Committee is listed in Appendix 2 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 256 of 12 December 2006 and includes the Minister for Water Management, the lead specialist of the Secratariat for Agricultural and Food Production Development of the Cabinet of Ministers, the first deputy minister to the chairman of the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Ecology and Environmental Protection as well as representatives of other government agencies, enterprises and academic institutions. [1] According to Dr Kakhramon Djumaboev, Researcher/Water Management at the International Water Management Institute, the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage has been active on an international level only in recent years and has not been active at the national level, but this may change with the election of Dr Shavkat Khamraev, who previously led the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage, to the position of Vice President of the International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage 2019-2022 [4]. Evidence of the Ministry of Water Management performing a coordinating role can be seen, for example, in the hosting of a briefing on 31 January 2020 titled \"Major Measures being implemented in Uzbekistan for Sustainable Use of Transboundary Watercourses in Central Asia\" in which the Chairman of the Committee for Agriculture and Water Management Issues of the Legislative Chamber of the Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan and representatives of ministers and agencies participated. [5] No evidence regarding the frequency of such events has been identified and the minutes of such briefings are not available online. [6] According to Dr Kakhramon Djumaboev, Researcher/Water Management at the International Water Management Institute, coordination efforts tend to be made on an ad hoc basis, but he notes that the recent development of the \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\"\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") has involved an increased level of coordinated interaction [4].\n\nAccording to Dr Caroline Milow, Political Advisor to EU Special Representative for Central Asia, Council of the European Union, a National Working Group was established under the framework of the EU-funded water governance programme in Uzbekistan, which was approved by a Cabinet of Ministers decision on 7 September 2016. However, this decision has not been identified in the public domain. According to Dr Milow, the National Working Group comprises the Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Economy, State Committee for Ecology, State Committee for Geology and Mineral  Resources, Uzhydromet, Parliament, Farmers' Council, State Water Infrastructure Supervision Inspectorate under the Ministry Water Resources (Gosvodkhoznadzor), National Coordinating Unit (NCU), State Industry, Geology and Mining Inspection, Tashkent Institute of Irrigation and Agricultural Mechanization Engineers and the Academy for Public Administration under the President of the Republic. Dr Milow highlights the need for other international organisations to push for this coordination mechanism to be kept alive. [7]\n \n Point 4.2 of the \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") notes that insufficient coordination between agencies invovled in water management is a current problem to be addressed through the introduction of the Water Code and governance reforms. [8] The Coordination Council for the implementation of the Water Development Strategy includes the prime minister, the prime minister's adviser on agricultural and food production development, the minister for water management, the finance minister and other ministers and representatives of government bodies (Appendix 3) [8].","There is a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management as the Ministry of Water Management itself is mandated to perform this role, but it is focused on lower levels than government agencies.\n \n Previously, the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan served as a platform of coordination in accordance with Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 256 of 12 December 2006 \"On the Organisation of the Activities of the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan\", which adopted Resolution on the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan, regulating the organisation's activities (Appendix 1 to Resolution No. 256 of 12 December 2006). [1] The National Committee was disbanded and its role and functions passed to the Ministry of Water Management on 1 January 2020 in accordance with Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PP-4546 of 9 December 2019 \"On Measures to Further Reduce Bureaucratic Barriers and to Introduce Modern Governance Principles into the Operation of State Bodies and Organisations\". [2] According to Dr Vadim Sokolov Head of Agency of IFAS for Aral Sea Program and GEF Projects, the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan was reregistered by the Ministry of Justice as a non-governmental non-profit organisation in 2020 and according to its foundational charter, its responsibilities include coordinating the activities of water consumers and users in interconnected sectors and to aid water management organisations in economic, scientific and technical policy in water management. [3] The foundational charter does not mention coordinating government authorities. The National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan does not yet have a website and its foundational documents are not in the public domain. [3]\n \n Point 4 of the Resolution on the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan, which has not been repealed, states that the National Committee was a collegiate body acting on a community basis comprising heads of various ministries and agencies, as well as leading academics and specialists in irrigation, draingange and environmental protection. [1] The purpose and aims of the National Committee as laid out in points 8 and 9 of the Resolution include coordination and cooperation in water management policy, water use and planning. The membership of the National Committee is listed in Appendix 2 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 256 of 12 December 2006 and includes the Minister for Water Management, the lead specialist of the Secratariat for Agricultural and Food Production Development of the Cabinet of Ministers, the first deputy minister to the chairman of the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Ecology and Environmental Protection as well as representatives of other government agencies, enterprises and academic institutions. [1] According to Dr Kakhramon Djumaboev, Researcher/Water Management at the International Water Management Institute, the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage has been active on an international level only in recent years and has not been active at the national level, but this may change with the election of Dr Shavkat Khamraev, who previously led the National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage, to the position of Vice President of the International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage 2019-2022 [4]. Evidence of the Ministry of Water Management performing a coordinating role can be seen, for example, in the hosting of a briefing on 31 January 2020 titled \"Major Measures being implemented in Uzbekistan for Sustainable Use of Transboundary Watercourses in Central Asia\" in which the Chairman of the Committee for Agriculture and Water Management Issues of the Legislative Chamber of the Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan and representatives of ministers and agencies participated. [5] No evidence regarding the frequency of such events has been identified and the minutes of such briefings are not available online. [6] According to Dr Kakhramon Djumaboev, Researcher/Water Management at the International Water Management Institute, coordination efforts tend to be made on an ad hoc basis, but he notes that the recent development of the \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\"\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") has involved an increased level of coordinated interaction [4].\n\nAccording to Dr Caroline Milow, Political Advisor to EU Special Representative for Central Asia, Council of the European Union, a National Working Group was established under the framework of the EU-funded water governance programme in Uzbekistan, which was approved by a Cabinet of Ministers decision on 7 September 2016. This decision has not been identified in the public domain. According to Dr Milow, the National Working Group comprises the Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Economy, State Committee for Ecology, State Committee for Geology and Mineral  Resources, Uzhydromet, Parliament, Farmers' Council, State Water Infrastructure Supervision Inspectorate under the Ministry Water Resources (Gosvodkhoznadzor), National Coordinating Unit (NCU), State Industry, Geology and Mining Inspection, Tashkent Institute of Irrigation and Agricultural Mechanization Engineers and the Academy for Public Administration under the President of the Republic. Dr Milow highlights the need for other international organisations to push for this coordination mechanism to be kept alive. [7]\n \n Point 4.2 of the \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") notes that insufficient coordination between agencies invovled in water management is a current problem to be addressed through the introduction of the Water Code and governance reforms. [8] The Coordination Council for the implementation of the Water Development Strategy includes the prime minister, the prime minister's adviser on agricultural and food production development, the minister for water management, the finance minister and other ministers and representatives of government bodies (Appendix 3) [8].","Venezuela has a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management. \n\nArticle 25 of the 2007 Water Resources Law established the National Water Resources Council, which the Ministry of Eco-Socialism and Water Resources presided over, and it includes representatives of each Hydrographic Region Council, a representative from the National Assembly, a representative of institutional water users and a representative of the National Institute of Indigenous Peoples, as well as representatives of the following ministries: environment, planning and development, agriculture and land, participation and social development, popular economy, defense, mines and primary industries, and science and technology [1]. The Council is only mentioned once on the website of the Ministry of Care for Water Resources, as an institution participating in Integrated Water Resources Management [4]. \n\nAccording to the 2007 Water Resources Law, the National Water Resources Council, is tasked with advising on water conservation and sustainable use policies, advising on the creation of the National Integrated Water Resources Management Plan, participating in the creation of technical regulations, and issuing opinions regarding water transfers between hydrographic regions, among other responsibilities [1]. A 2018 press release stated that the Council was to be sworn in and meet in March 2018 to discuss water distribution issues as well as proposals from local Technical Water Boards [3]. \n \n","There is a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management in Vietnam.\n\nThe Department of Water Resources Management (DWRM), which was created in June 2017 by Decision No. 1536 / QD-BTNMT of the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MONRE), is the platform for water resources, planning, policy and management in Vietnam. The DWRM website includes a section on activities of the department and related news. The page highlights meetings that bring members of the DWRM and other government agencies to discuss and learn about water management issues. [1] For example in April, leaders of the Department of Water Resources Management, National Center for Water Resources Planning and Investigation, Standing Office of Vietnam Mekong River Commission, Institute of Water Resources Science and related units met to discuss equitable allocation of water resources and environmental protection. [2] The DWRM also publishes a monthly newsletter that highlights activities with local governments and other national government agencies. [3]\n",null,null,null,"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n \n [2] Office of the President of the Afghanistan. \" High Council on Land and Water Member.\" [https://president.gov.af/en/high-council-on-land-and-water-members/]\n \n [3] Rasooly, Nawid. 17 December 2019. \"Master of Science Thesis: Water Governance in Afghanistan\". [https://ir.library.oregonstate.edu/downloads/wp988r70x?locale=en] (direct download)\n \n [4] United Nation Assistance Mission in Afghanistan \"An Assessment of Afghanistan’s Legal Framework Governing Water for Agriculture.\" [https://unama.unmissions.org/sites/default/files/2016_19_10_water_rights_final_v2.pdf]\n \n [5] World Bank. 26 May 2019. \"Afghanistan Water Supply and Sanitation Services and Institutional Support Program: Project Information Document\". [http://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/656571560368381018/pdf/Concept-Project-Information-Document-PID-Afghanistan-Water-Supply-and-Sanitation-Services-and-Institutional-Support-Program-P169970.pdf].\n \n [6] Pajhwok Afghan News, 12 February 2015. \"Session of Supreme Council for Water Affairs Management.\" [https://www.pajhwok.com/en/node/413123]\n \n [7] Presidency of Afghanistan. [https://president.gov.af/]\n \n [8] Presidency of Afghanistan.\"Supreme Council for Land and Water\", (\"صفحه نخست / شورای عالی اراضی و آب\"). [https://president.gov.af/da/General1/category/waterandlands].\n \n [9] Presidency of Afghanistan. 1 July 2020. \"The meeting of the Supreme Council of Water, Land and Urban Development was held\", (\"جلسه شورای عالی آب، اراضی و توسعه شهری برگزار گردید\"). [https://president.gov.af/da/?p=25418].\n \n [10] Presidency of Afghanistan. 2 April 2018 \"President Ghani emphasized effective water management and equitable distribution\", (\"رئیس‌جمهورغنی بر مدیریت موثر و تقسیم عادلانه آب تأکید کرد\"). [https://president.gov.af/da/news-366251].\n \n [11] Presidency of Afghanistan. 25 July 2017 \"The meeting of the Supreme Council of Land and Water was held under the chairmanship of President Ghani\", (\"رئیس‌جمهورغنی بر مدیریت موثر و تقسیم عادلانه آب تأکید کرد\"). [https://president.gov.af/da/News/99880].\n \n [12] Government of Afghanistan, 2008. 'Water sector strategy \" [https://afghanwaters.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/2008-Water-Sector-Strategy-Eng.pdf]","[1] Constitutional President of the Republic. Supreme Decree 26599. 2002. https://www.ecolex.org/details/legislation/decreto-supremo-no-26599-crea-el-consejo-interinstitucional-del-agua-coniag-lex-faoc044141/\n[2] Constitutional President of the Republic. Law 18. 2006. https://www.ecolex.org/details/legislation/ley-no-3360-consejo-interinstitucional-del-agua-lex-faoc062412/\n[3] Constitutional President of the Republic. Supreme Decree 29082. 2007. http://gacetaoficialdebolivia.gob.bo/index.php/normas/descargar/26589\n[4] Google. site:gob.bo CONSEJO INTERINSTITUCIONAL DEL AGUA. 2019. https://www.google.com/search?q=site:gob.bo+CONSEJO+INTERINSTITUCIONAL+DEL+AGUA&safe=off&client=firefox-b-d&ei=pGviXIHyEMqz5gLPjJ6wBA&start=0&sa=N&ved=0ahUKEwiB1O233qniAhXKmVkKHU-GB0Y4FBDy0wMIcw&biw=1221&bih=936\n[5] La Razon. 2019. http://la-razon.com/\n[6] El Mundo. 2019. http://elmundo.com.bo/elmundo/\n[7] Vos, Hugo de, Rutgerd Boelens, and Rocio Bustamante. \"Formal law and local water control in the Andean region: A fiercely contested field.\" Water Resources Development 22.1 (2006): 37-48","[1] Norwegian Institute for Water Research. \"Environmental objectives and abatement\n  measures for a healthy Bago River\". https://www.niva.no/en/projectweb/myanmar/publications/_/attachment/download/59c88fc5-5341-4345-b1a6-f413c8ba3066:58375cd88e101c35a07eb0252d02b91a9eb54962/7271-2018.pdf [2] Ayeyarwady Integrated River Basin Management Project. \"The National Water Resources Committee (NWRC)\". https://www.airbm.org/nwrc/ [3] Global Water Partnership. \"Development of the National Water Policy and Water Law with Integrating Water Security and Climate Resilience Aspects into Investment Planning and Decision making Process in Myanmar\". 4 August 2015. https://www.gwp.org/en/GWP-South-East-Asia/WE-ACT/Water-Climate-and-Development-Programme-for-Southeast-Asia/Myanmar-Water-Partnership/ [4] Myanmar Water Portal. \"National Water Resources Committee (NWRC)\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/24-nwrc/info.html [5] Myanmar Times. \"Yangon HQ to oversee all water resources.\" 12 June 2018. https://www.mmtimes.com/news/yangon-hq-oversee-all-water-resources.html [6] President's Office. \"Water resources committee holds coordination meeting\". 9 May 2017. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2017/09/05/id-7697","[1] Office of the President of the Republic (Brazil). \"Law no. 9,433 of 8 January 1997. Establishes the National Policy for Water Resources, creates the National Water Resources Management System, regulates item XIX of Article 21 of the Federal Constitution, and alters Article 1 of Law no. 8,001 of 13 March 1990, which amended Law no. 7,990 of 28 December 1989 (Lei no. 9.433 de 8 de janeiro de 1997. Institui a Política National de Recursos Hídricos, cria o Sistema National de Gerenciamento de Recursos Hídricos, regulamenta o inciso XIX do art. 21 da Constituição Federal, e altera o art. 1º da Lei nº 8.001, de 13 de março de 1990, que modificou a Lei nº 7.990, de 28 de dezembro de 1989)\". http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/leis/l9433.htm\n[2] Ministry of Regional Development (Brazil). National Council for Water Resources. \"Counselors (Conselheiros)\". 9 April 2019. http://www.cnrh.gov.br/conselheiros\n[3] Ministry of Regional Development (Brazil). National Council for Water Resources. \"National Council for Water Resources – CNRH (Conselho National de Recursos Hídricos – CNRH)\". 8 January 2018. http://www.cnrh.gov.br/cnrh\n[4] Ministry of Regional Development (Brazil). National Council for Water Resources. \"Internal regiment (Regimento interno)\". 8 October 2017. http://www.cnrh.gov.br/regimento-interno-cnrh\n[5] Ministry of Regional Development (Brazil). National Council for Water Resources. \"Resolutions (Resoluções)\". http://www.cnrh.gov.br/resolucoes\n[6] Ministry of Regional Development (Brazil). National Council for Water Resources. \"CNRH meetings(Reuniões CNRH)\". http://www.cnrh.gov.br/reunioes-plenarias","[1] Norwegian Institute for Water Research. \"Environmental objectives and abatement\n  measures for a healthy Bago River\". https://www.niva.no/en/projectweb/myanmar/publications/_/attachment/download/59c88fc5-5341-4345-b1a6-f413c8ba3066:58375cd88e101c35a07eb0252d02b91a9eb54962/7271-2018.pdf [2] Ayeyarwady Integrated River Basin Management Project. \"The National Water Resources Committee (NWRC)\". https://www.airbm.org/nwrc/ [3] Global Water Partnership. \"Development of the National Water Policy and Water Law with Integrating Water Security and Climate Resilience Aspects into Investment Planning and Decision making Process in Myanmar\". 4 August 2015. https://www.gwp.org/en/GWP-South-East-Asia/WE-ACT/Water-Climate-and-Development-Programme-for-Southeast-Asia/Myanmar-Water-Partnership/ [4] Myanmar Water Portal. \"National Water Resources Committee (NWRC)\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/24-nwrc/info.html [5] Myanmar Times. \"Yangon HQ to oversee all water resources.\" 12 June 2018. https://www.mmtimes.com/news/yangon-hq-oversee-all-water-resources.html [6] President's Office. \"Water resources committee holds coordination meeting\". 9 May 2017. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2017/09/05/id-7697","[1] Ministry of Water Resources, \"全国水利工作会议 (National Working Conference on Water Resources)\", 2019, http://www.mwr.gov.cn/ztpd/2019ztbd/2019qgsltjzhy/.\n\n[2] Ministry of Water Resources, \"全国水资源管理工作座谈会在武汉召开 (Working forums on national water resources management held in Wuhan City)\", 2019, http://www.mwr.gov.cn/ztpd/2019ztbd/2019qgsltjzhy/<http://www.mwr.gov.cn/xw/slyw/201904/t20190403_1112744.html.","[1] Congress of the Republic of Colombia. Law 1753 of 2015. 2015. http://www.secretariasenado.gov.co/senado/basedoc/ley_1753_2015_pr005.html#250\n[2] Ministry of Housing. National Water Council approved way forward for protection and recovery of water resources in Colombia. 2018. http://www.minvivienda.gov.co/sala-de-prensa/noticias/2018/junio/consejo-nacional-del-agua-aprobo-hoja-de-ruta-de-proteccion-y-recuperacion-del-recurso-hidrico-en-colombia\n[3] Ministry of Environment. National Water Council begins work. 2018. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/index.php/noticias/3958-consejo-nacional-del-agua-aprobo-hoja-de-ruta-de-proteccion-y-recuperacion-del-recurso-hidrico-en-colombia","[1] Norwegian Institute for Water Research. \"Environmental objectives and abatement\n  measures for a healthy Bago River\". https://www.niva.no/en/projectweb/myanmar/publications/_/attachment/download/59c88fc5-5341-4345-b1a6-f413c8ba3066:58375cd88e101c35a07eb0252d02b91a9eb54962/7271-2018.pdf [2] Ayeyarwady Integrated River Basin Management Project. \"The National Water Resources Committee (NWRC)\". https://www.airbm.org/nwrc/ [3] Global Water Partnership. \"Development of the National Water Policy and Water Law with Integrating Water Security and Climate Resilience Aspects into Investment Planning and Decision making Process in Myanmar\". 4 August 2015. https://www.gwp.org/en/GWP-South-East-Asia/WE-ACT/Water-Climate-and-Development-Programme-for-Southeast-Asia/Myanmar-Water-Partnership/ [4] Myanmar Water Portal. \"National Water Resources Committee (NWRC)\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/24-nwrc/info.html [5] Myanmar Times. \"Yangon HQ to oversee all water resources.\" 12 June 2018. https://www.mmtimes.com/news/yangon-hq-oversee-all-water-resources.html [6] President's Office. \"Water resources committee holds coordination meeting\". 9 May 2017. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2017/09/05/id-7697","[1] National Assembly, Republic of Ecuador. Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water. 2014. https://www.agua.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/LEYD-E-RECURSOS-HIDRICOS-II-SUPLEMENTO-RO-305-6-08-204.pdf\n[2] Constitutional President of the Republic. Regulations Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, Executive Decree 650. 2015. https://www.agua.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/REGLAMENTO-LEY-RECURSOS-HIDRICOS-USOS-Y-APROVECHAMIENTO-DEL-AGUApdf.pdf\n[3] Secretariat of Water. Search for Equality and Social Participation. 2018. http://www.paho.org/blogs/etras/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Sesion-S03-b-Ecuador-Equidad-y-Participa-Social.pdf\n[4] Secretariat of Water. Secretaria del Agua. 2019. https://www.agua.gob.ec/","\n(1)Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics. [https://www.facebook.com/Minist%C3%A8re-de-lEnergie-et-de-lHydraulique-Guin%C3%A9e-335378016664886/].\n(2)Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics. March 2019. \"Ministère de l'Energie et de l'hydraulique :Un département Stratégique au centre de toutes les attentions.\". [https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1009631695906178&id=335378016664886&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARD5S9_-vFIdPsobyrJHMG5RYza9gM6TRNVkMtXcJRv94SemT38r0EqLS6Gp0SLBT2rvTG--1PQ2-15Ex4eJ6JgQlMZ2qxNVxI4h9Cded4cqsULjpEB5Zk7-bv7VNL-Rs6qULPt2lFeIK9CKIU40cbnhDQrEc0oMFLmWK3Tpcrnqx6etR5EJiy5aIRiPUVH1hxi65dKRxhC2eCDiuIFE5lv7Mg6l6J1dT68-cgGY2GTe2NyE-JTWOhZm_aXdB9BOEm3TqfMjOf8Lwb4KwQtEVrEVXCiammXJccZoRN_h8A1HOiMxG8gsvD_UtkZ5RDQBTsUlRnMXeOQB9pGefsIq0ftr6g&__tn__=K-R].\n(3)UN. \"Etat de Mise en Œuvre de la GIRE en Guinée\". [http://mucp-mfit.org/wp-content/uploads/D1-ProgressGuinea_Diallo.pdf].\n(4) IWRM Data Portal. \"Questionnaire pour les pays portant sur l'indicateur 6.5.1\". 2017. [http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Guinea].\n(5)UN Stats. \"Water in Guinea\". [https://unstats.un.org/unsd/environment/envpdf/UNSD_TogoWorkshop/Session%207b_Guin%C3%A9e_L'Eau%20en%20Guin%C3%A9e.pdf].\n(6)Guinea Water Company (SEG). [http://segguinee.com/fr/]. \n(7)République de Guinée. \"SECONDE COMMUNICATION NATIONALE A\nLA CONVENTION CADRE DES NATIONS UNIES\nSUR LES CHANGEMENTS CLIMATIQUES\". [https://unfccc.int/sites/default/files/resource/GUINEA%20-%20SCN-1.pdf].\n(8)Ps-Eau. 2013. \"Guinée\". [https://www.pseau.org/outils/ouvrages/ps_eau_fiche_pays_guinee_2013.pdf]. \n(9)Droit Afrique. \"Guinée- Code de l’eau\" 15 février 1994. Loi n°L/94/ 005/CTRN. [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/gui4825.pdf]. \n(10)Republic of Guinea. 2011. \"National Environmental Policy\". [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/gui147379.pdf]","1- Research Centre of Iranian Parliament, \"The Formation of Agriculture Ministry Law\", 2000, http://rc.majlis.ir/fa/law/show/93469\n2- laws and Regulations Portal of Islamic Republic of Iran, \"Appointment of the Members of the Supreme Council of Water\", 2002, http://qavanin.org/Law/TreeText/245316\n3- Ministry of Energy, The Macro Planning Bureau of Water and Wastewater, \"Ratifications of The Supreme Council of Water\", https://bit.ly/2v7mCVq\n4- Ministry of Energy, The Macro Planning Bureau of Water and Wastewater, \"Ratifications of The 34th Meeting of the Supreme Council of Water\", https://bit.ly/2PTEzjR","1. UNEPDHI \"SDG 6.5.1 Iraq Country Report\" 2017 http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Iraq\n\n2. Al Jazeera “Formation of the National Water Council in Iraq” https://www.aljazeera.net/news/ebusiness/2011/6/17/تشكيل-المجلس-الوطني-للمياه-بالعراق\n\n3. Republic of Iraq – Ministry of Water Resource","[1] Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Decree No. 141-r of 18 December 2015. \"On creation of the Interdepartmental Council for Water Resource Management Issues of Kazakhstan\", (\"О создании Межведомственного совета по вопросам управления водными ресурсами Казахстана\").[https://tengrinews.kz/zakon/pravitelstvo_respubliki_kazahstan_premer_ministr_rk/konstitutsionnyiy_stroy_i_osnovyi_gosudarstvennogo_upravleniya/id-R1500000141/].\n \n [2] Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan. \"Consultative advisory bodies\", (\"Консультативно-совещательные органы\"). [https://primeminister.kz/ru/government/advisory].\n \n [3] Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan. [https://primeminister.kz/]\n \n [4] Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan. [https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/moa?lang=ru].\n \n [5] Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Ordinance No. 479 of 5 July 2019. \"On approval of the Statute of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan\", (\"Об утверждении Положения о Министерстве экологии, геологии и природных ресурсов Республики Казахстан\"). [https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ecogeo/documents/details/adilet/P1900000479?lang=ru].\n \n [6] Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Order No. 8-P of 9 August 2019. \"On approval of the Statute of the Committee for Water Resources of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan\", (\"Об утверждении Положения о Комитете по водным ресурсам Министерства экологии, геологии и природных ресурсов Республики Казахстан\"). [https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/water/documents/details/adilet/G1900000008?lang=ru].\n \n [7] Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Order No. 38-zh of 14 August 2019. \"On approval of the Statute of the Department of Transboundary Rivers of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan\", (\"Положение о Департаменте трансграничных рек Министерства экологии, геологии и природных ресурсов Республики Казахстан\"). [https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ecogeo/documents/details/39846?lang=ru].\n \n [8] Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan. [https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ecogeo/]\n \n [9] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Kazakhstan. 2019. (\"Water management - analysis of the sector\", (\"Водное Хозяйство - анализ отрасли\"). [https://atameken.kz/files/orc/ОРК%20Водное%20хозяйство%20-%20Анализ%20отрасли.pdf].\n \n [10] Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan. 2020. \"Draft 2020–2030 State Water Management Programme.\" (\"Проект концепции Государственной программы управления водными ресурсами Казахстана на 2020-2030 годы.\") [https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/water/documents/details/8977?lang=ru].\n \n [11] Petrakov, I. A. Advisor to the Chairman of the Committee on Water Resources. 17 July 2020.","[1] Ministry of Justice of the Kyrgyz Republic. 12 Jan 2005. “Water Code of the Kyrgyz Republic of 12 January 2005 № 8”, (“Водный Кодекс Кыргызской Республики от 12 января 2005 года № 8”). [http://cbd.minjust.gov.kg/act/view/ru-ru/1605?cl=ru-ru]\n\n[2] E. Sahvaeva. 2014. “On the development of water strategy in the Kyrgyz Republic”, (“О разработке Водной стратегии Кыргызской Республики”). 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[http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/sic-icwc_proceedings_06_2020.pdf]\n\n[4] Ministry of Justice of the Kyrgyz Republic. 30 Jul 2019. “Appendix 1 (to the Decree of the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic dated July 30, 2019 № 383) Decree on the State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic”, (“Приложение 1 (к постановлению Правительства Кыргызской Республики от 30 июля 2019 года № 383) Положение о Государственном агентстве водных ресурсов при Правительстве Кыргызской Республики”). [http://cbd.minjust.gov.kg/act/view/ru-ru/157000?cl=ru-ru]\n\n[5] Ministry of Justice of the Kyrgyz Republic. 3 Feb 2006. “Decree on the National Water Council of 3 February 2006, № 64”, (“Положение о Национальном совете по воде от 3 февраля 2006 года № 64”). [http://cbd.minjust.gov.kg/act/view/ru-ru/57093]\n\n[6] Talaibek Makeev. Expert on Environment and Sustainable Development. 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Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PP-4546 of 9 December 2019 \"On Measures to Further Reduce Bureaucratic Barriers and to Introduce Modern Governance Principles into the Operation of State Bodies and Organisations\" (\"Постановление Президента Республики Узбекистан №ПП-4546 09.12.2019 О мерах по дальнейшему сокращению бюрократических барьеров и внедрению современных управленческих принципов в деятельность государственных органов и организаций\"). [https://lex.uz/ru/docs/4634625]. \n\n[3] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 15 July 2020. \"Briefing held at the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan\" (\"В Министерстве водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан был проведен брифинг\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/373] [http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Q_xoeg5LUFYJ:www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/373+&cd=1&hl=ru&ct=clnk&gl=uk&client=firefox-b-d].\n\n[4] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 31 July 2020. [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru].\n\n[5] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 19 February 2020. \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/396].","[1] National Assembly of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Water Resources Law. 2007. http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/texts/ven69647.doc\n[2] Canizales, Ahzaid, et al. Integrated Water Resources Management in Venezuela. 2006. https://sswm.info/sites/default/files/reference_attachments/CANIZARES%20et%20al%202006%20GIRH-SPANISH.pdf\n[3] Vice Presidency of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. This Thursday the National Water Council to be sworn in. 2018. http://www.vicepresidencia.gob.ve/este-jueves-se-juramenta-el-consejo-nacional-de-las-aguas/\n[4] Ministry of Care for Water Resources. General Directorate for Integrated Management of Dams. 2019. https://demo.minaguas.gob.ve/quienes-somos/direccion-general-para-la-gestion-integral-de-embalses/\n\n","[1] Norwegian Institute for Water Research. \"Environmental objectives and abatement\n  measures for a healthy Bago River\". https://www.niva.no/en/projectweb/myanmar/publications/_/attachment/download/59c88fc5-5341-4345-b1a6-f413c8ba3066:58375cd88e101c35a07eb0252d02b91a9eb54962/7271-2018.pdf [2] Ayeyarwady Integrated River Basin Management Project. \"The National Water Resources Committee (NWRC)\". https://www.airbm.org/nwrc/ [3] Global Water Partnership. \"Development of the National Water Policy and Water Law with Integrating Water Security and Climate Resilience Aspects into Investment Planning and Decision making Process in Myanmar\". 4 August 2015. https://www.gwp.org/en/GWP-South-East-Asia/WE-ACT/Water-Climate-and-Development-Programme-for-Southeast-Asia/Myanmar-Water-Partnership/ [4] Myanmar Water Portal. \"National Water Resources Committee (NWRC)\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/24-nwrc/info.html [5] Myanmar Times. \"Yangon HQ to oversee all water resources.\" 12 June 2018. https://www.mmtimes.com/news/yangon-hq-oversee-all-water-resources.html [6] President's Office. \"Water resources committee holds coordination meeting\". 9 May 2017. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2017/09/05/id-7697"]
[null,"2.2.2",null,1,1,1,2,1,1,1,1,1,0,0,0,1,2,0,2,2,0,2,1,1,2,1,0,0,2,2,1,0,0,2,1,null,null,null,"Some platforms for local stakeholders to take part in water management are in place, but this is generally limited to local level.\n \n Under both the 2009 Water Law and the new Water Law adopted in 2020, River Basin Agencies (RBA) and Councils (RBC) are formed with the purpose of integrated water resources planning and participation of the users and other social and cultural institutions in the decision making processes for management and development of water resources, protection of the environment, equitable distribution of water and other water related matters. RBCs are to include representatives of water users, relevant central and local departments of national ministries, as well as any other relevant basin-level stakeholders. [1, 2] In addition to the river basin agencies and councils, the Water Law requires the Ministry of Energy and Water (or the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority – independent water sector agency as of 2020) to establish sub-basin councils composed of members representing local water users, relevant government institutions, and other relevant stakeholders. The sub-basin councils have similar dispute resolution powers as water basin councils but no authority to issue or modify water use permits. [1, 2] In addition, Afghanistan's 2009 Water Law and the 2020 Water Law provide for the establishment of Water Users' Associations (WUA) in local areas by the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority for the purposes of representing water users in RBCs and also integrating the traditional position of the mirab (water master) into water legislation, making them responsible in a local area for irrigation and other water supply systems and resolution of disputes. [1, 2] Importantly, WUAs hold permits for water use in a local area that allow for individual farmers and householders to use water. [1, 2]\n \n Despite this, the water legislation does not explicitly provide for direct representation of RBCs and WUAs at the national level. Neither the government nor the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority are required to engage these local stakeholders through meetings or events. [1, 2] \n \n The 2009 Water Law established a national-level interministerial advisory body which became the Supreme Council for Water and Land in 2015. [3] Chaired by the President, the Supreme Council includes a range of national ministries and meets quarterly. [3, 4] According to the presidential website, the Supreme Council includes one representative of the private sector, and one representative of civil society. [4] However, reports on the Supreme Council's operations do not refer to these participants. [3, 5] Reports on the Supreme Council's recent meetings on the water sector do not refer to any private sector or civil society representatives. [13, 14]\n \n The country first piloted river basin management from 2003 in the Panj/Amu Darya river basin, originally establishing both an RBA and RBC, and later, between 2007 and 2014, establishing sub-basins with their own RBA and RBCs, which led to the creation of 91 WUAs. [3] However, in practice, many RBCs, where they have been created, include mostly representatives of national and local authorities, creating a \"top-down\" model rather than the participatory model envisaged, although WUAs have helped with this. [3] \n \n Since 2012 the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia's (CAREC) Smart Waters project, financed by USAID, has focussed on local-level management of small transboundary rivers through sub-basin Councils. [6] Afghanistan joined the project in 2016, and since then one sub-basin Council has been established on the Lower Harirud river in the south of the country. [7, 8] A Basin Council developed in Turkmenistan for the Mughrab river, which originates in Afghanistan and flows into Turkmenistan, operates only on the national level. [9] CAREC has also provided training for Afghanistan's WUAs by facilitating experience-sharing meetings with water authorities in Tajikistan. [10]\n \n No further information on the activity of RBCs or WUAs was found on the websites of the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority and Ministry of Agriculture. [11, 12]","Bolivia was a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level.\n\nThe Inter-Institutional Water Council (CONIAG) was created in 2002 by Supreme Decree 26599. Article 1 states that CONIAG was created to “open a space for dialog and consensus-building among the government and economic and social organizations in order to improve the current legal, institutional and technical framework related to water issues” [1]. CONIAG was modified by Law 18 of 2006, which expanded its functions to create a technical secretariat to assist in carrying out its mission. According to Article 2, CONIAG’s functions also include proposing actions related to sustainable exploitation, management and conservation of water resources [2]. In 2007, CONIAG was modified again: its seat of operations was established in La Paz and local members of the Council were expanded to include representatives from the Federation of Municipal Associations, the farmworkers’ union, the settlers’ association, indigenous groups confederation, and water-user association [3].\n\nGovernment websites in Bolivia do not appear to contain public information regarding the operations of the CONIAG, nor do news reports [4, 5, 6] Academic papers show it was active in 2004 in creating new legislation on irrigation [7].","In Bosnia and Herzegovina there is a process for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level. However there is no permanent platform.\n\nConsultations with relevant stakeholders is responsibility of entities and Brcko District and it is organised on a case by case basis. In Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, consultations with local stakeholders are regulated under article 38 of the Water Law following the principle of public invitations for cooperation. Documents are published publicly outlining when and where public consultations will take place. [1] In Republic of Srpska, consultations with local stakeholders are regulated under article 29 of the Water Law according to which all relevant documentation is publicly available through traditional media (e.g. newspapers) and in the local offices of the Water Agency and/or municipalities. It might be published electronically - on the ministry website. [2] In Brcko District, consultations with local stakeholders are regulated under article 10 of the Environmental Protection Law. However, the Law does not specify any mechanism of consultations. [3, 4] Neither of the RoS or Fed of BiH have an online presence where stakeholders can engage with the Ministries' activities. [5, 6]","Brazil has the National Council for Water Resources (CNRH), which is a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management. This platform includes local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at the national level. The law that created the National Policy for Water Resources (Law no. 9,433 of 1997) also created the National System for the Management of Water Resources, which is presided by the CNRH. [1] The CNRH is composed by representatives from industry associations, water supply and sewage services providers, hydroelectric energy providers, water transportation companies, fisheries industry associations, entertainment and tourism industry associations, civil society organisations, education and research organisations, and non-governmental organisations, as well as representatives from federal and state government authorities. [2] \n\nThe CNRH is responsible for analysing legislation proposals pertaining to water resources, establishing guidelines for the implementation of the National Policy for Water Resources, promote articulation of water resources planning with federal, regional and state plans as well as users' plans (users being entities that consume water resources), arbitrate disputes pertaining to water resources, deliberate on project proposals that use water resources, approve proposals to create committees for hydrographic basins, establish general criteria for licencing to use water resources, and approve the National Plan for Water Resources and monitor its execution. [3]\n\nThe CNRH must have at least one ordinary meeting every semester besides extraordinary meetings, which can be convoked by the President of the CNRH. [4] A list of its resolutions, meetings' agendas and meetings' minutes can be found in its website. [5][6]","Stakeholder engagement is included in Cambodia's water resource policy framework and required under Water Resources Management legislation, but the engagement process remains weak. \n\nThe Law promotes participation of water users associations in sustainable development of water resources (article 1) [1]. It highlights the importance of \"collaboration among and participation of government institutions, private investors, stakeholders, beneficiaries at all levels, NGOs and international organisations\" (article 7). Under the legislation, the MOWRAM is obliged to prepare for the establishment of Farmers' Water User Community (FWUC) to ensure \"efficient and sustainable utilization and management of irrigation\" by strengthening solidarity among farmers at the local level (article 19). The formation of FWUCs is viewed by the MOWRAM as a way to empower local farmers to participate in agricultural water management. However, since the adoption of a Sub-Decree on procedure of farmer user community establishment on water in 2008 [2], there have been low participation rate among farmers, with only 300 FWUCs recorded across the country [3]. The FWUCs mechanism has been criticised for its ineffectiveness due to lack of financial and human resource, limited power and authority. The implementation of public consultation mechanism is also found to be limited in hydropower development planning. Although platform exists for consultations with local stakeholders, there has been lack of accountability and meaningful process, as evident in the case of Lower Sesan II Hydropower Dam, which is currently the largest dam in the country [4]. Cambodia reports the score of 50 (out of 100) on the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on Public participation in water resources, policy, planning and management at national level, confirming that there is still limited consultations with local stakeholders over water resource issues [5].","In China, water legislation includes a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level. \n\nSuch platform exists in China for consultation with local stakeholders. For various national level regulations and policy documents, the Ministry of Water Resources publish drafts for consultation with stakeholders from both public and private sectors. However, the consultation process usually involves the stakeholders chosen by the government. For each draft, the Ministry publishes a list of the government departments and their personel, from which they would like to receive feedback. These stakeholders include other government departments, universities, research agencies, and private companies, who will then fill out the feedback form to comment on the drafts. These feedback forms are not public available, and the impact of such a consultation process is unclear [1].","The creation of Colombia’s National Water Council (CNA) represents a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level.\nThe CNA was created in 2015 under Law 1753 as part of the National Development Program. Article 250, which created the CNA, also states: \"physical or corporate persons may attend the Council, as guests, in order to discuss topics related to the development of its purpose\" [1]. However no mention is given to local government or policy makers being present [1]. The law does not provide further details on citizen participation in the CNA; the CNA's internal regulations may provide further guidance, but they do not appear to be publicly available online [4]. \nA 2015 presentation from the Ministry of Environment documents other instances for citizen participation in water resource planning, such as Regional Environmental Councils, Watershed/Basin Councils and Commissions, and Working Groups, but these are all active at the subnational level [2]. Water user associations also exist at the local level, according to an academic source [3].","In Croatia, there is a no platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level. However \n\nAccording to article 181 of the Water Law, the National Water Council is established form the purpose of considering essential issues related to water management, harmonisation of different needs and interest and proposing different measures for improvement of water management. The Council has 10 members who are appointed by the Government from the Parliament, prominent scientists and industry experts. [1] However these scientists and experts cannot be seen as local stakeholders perse as they are not mandated to have a sub-national focus. \n\nOther examples e.g. Council for Regional Development and Partnership Councils [2,3] give local stakeholder the opportunity only to influence regional policy making. The National Water Services Council, in charge of regulatory tariffs and service quality [4] also includes \"experts on water supply and wastewater sewerage, water management, the economy, public finance, or other fields\" . [4]","Ecuador has a high-level system for inclusion of local stakeholders responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management. However this is not a dedicated platform for coordination.\n\nArticle 19 of the 2014 national water resources law, the Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, created the Intercultural and Plurinational Water Council. \n\nThe Council comprises elected representatives from basin councils as well as representatives of indigenous communities, user organizations from different economic sectors, consumer organizations, decentralized autonomous governments, and universities [1]. The Council must have gender parity according to the law [1]. Article 33 of the law’s implementing regulations describes the Council’s functions, which include: providing social oversight of the human right to water; participating in the formulation, evaluation and oversight of public policy on water resources; participation in the creation of guidelines and follow-up on the National Water Resources Plan; and contributing to resolving water conflicts among users; among others [2]. \n\nReports from 2017 and 2019 suggest the Council may not yet be operational. A 2017 article from the Secretariat of Water noted the ongoing efforts to set up the Council [3]. In 2019, the Secretary of Water presented the agency's 2018 annual report, which stated that the regulations for the election of the members of the Council were still in draft form [4].","In Guinea, there is no platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level. \n\nThe closest relevant institutions include the National Water Partnership which are described in press releases and news. Indeed, the national water partnership participated in the validation of the National Water Policy in 2016, and attended meeting with the OMVS in 2019. (1,2) Nevertheless, no further information about its functions - including about the particiaption of local stakeholders - could be found in the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page (it does not have an official website) and on the Ministry of Environment Facebook page (it does not have an offcial website). (3,4) Moreover, this partnership does not have an official website. \n\nThere is also evidence about the existence of a Basin Committee. Within the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS), of which Guinea is a member, there is a Basin Committee functioning since 2009. It is responsible for defining the principles and modalities of water distribution between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. Within the Basin Committee there are representatives of the various public or private stakeholders of the basin, divided into four groups: the public authorities group, which includes governments, national elected representatives, local authorities; the water users group, with water and electricity companies, agricultural organizations, transport operators; the organized civil society group, which brings together NGOs and user associations; finally, the scientific community is also represented. (5) However these Basin Committees are focused on regionnal, not national policy.\n\nFinally, there is also evidence of the existence of local water committees, within the OMVS. Indeed, in Guinea there are 4 local committees. They ensure the mobilization of all local actors in order to involve them in the decision-making process and facilitate the implementation of OMVS programs in the region. In this sense, in principle, the socio-professional and associative actors present in the department are represented in the local committees: agriculture, livestock, fishing, hunting, logging, as well as women's and youth associations and NGOs. In practice, they do not have the desired representativeness nor have a mandate to influence national policy (only regional policy and plans). (5)\n\nThe SDG 6.5.1 Report scores Guinea with 30 for local stakeholders capacity to participate in relevant water policy. Indeed, although a national water partnership, local water committees and a basin committee were created, there is no platform for the participation of local stakeholders. Indeed, this score indicates that, although information related to water policy, planning and management is provided to local stakeholders, consultation with these stakeholders do not take place. (6) There is no further evidence of meetings taking place on the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page (it does not have an official website) or in a UN report. (3,7) \n","No, the local stakeholders may meet the designated Members of Parliament in the Supreme Council of Water [1] and indirectly engage in the decision making through that channel. However it is diffuse and there is no channel for people not within the constituency of those MPs [1] There are also two agricultural experts in the Supreme Council of Water [1], but they are appointed by the President and have no specific mandate for represnting local issues [1]. \n\nThe Ministry of Agriculture have initiated some local water associations to manage and protect water resources in the agriculture sector [2] but they are not on the national level of decision making, and are not related specifically to water [2]. The Ministry of Environment was a complaints section its website but it is not dedeciated to water, nor policy making [3]. The Ministry of Energy operates no such servive [4].","Although horizontal cooperation between authorities and non state actors in Iraq takes place in different meetings and fora - few are driven by the Ministry of Water. There is no evidence that such stakeholders are consulted in developing national laws and policies. \n\nFor example 'Tigris River Appeals for your Help' in July 2018 was an initiative launched by a mix of water academics and experts who consulted the local Baghdad provincial council and representatives from the Ministry of Water Resources on water scarcity and challenges in the Tigris river and put forward a plan to tackle such challenges; the local authorities reportedly contributed its position and suggestions in the initiative (1). However this did not involve changes to national policy (1). \n\nUN SDG 6.5.1 indicator referenced that the authorities provide water resources data and information to non state stakeholders and scored Iraq's public participation in water resources policy to be 20 (2). The website of the Ministry of Water Resources does not list events or meetings between the ministry and local Government actors (3).","A national-level coordination platform on water management – the Interdepartmental Council for Water Resource Management – with scope for participation by local stakeholders exists in Kazakhstan, however there is no evidence that the body has ever met. Nonetheless, local stakeholders are involved in Basin Councils.\n \n Basin Councils, local-level platforms for coordination on water resource management that include local stakeholders were introduced in Kazakhstan under the country's Water Code in 2003. [1] According to Article 43 of the Water Code, Basin Councils are consultative organisations created by Basin Inspectorates and are headed by the Inspectorate director. The Councils include directors of local state agencies (including city mayors), territorial subunits of relevant state organisations (these are not specified) and representatives of water users, for the purpose of discussing issues of water management in the relevant basin and making non-binding recommendations. [1] According to 2017 media reports on a Congress of Basin Councils, and a meeting of the Chu-Talas Basin Council supported by the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe, in practice, notable members also include experts and non-governmental organisations in relevant scientific and social fields. [2, 3] Under regulations from the Committee for Water Management of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources, basin water organisations are required to organise the operation of Basin Councils, consult them on water management issues and analyse recommendations, and also to make recommendations known to both state agencies and water organisations, but both the Water Code and Committee for Water Management regulation stipulate that Basin Councils are consultative organisations, meaning that their recommendations are non-binding, and neither regulation sets a requirement for the frequency of Basin Council meetings. [1, 4]\n \n The government created the Interdepartmental Council for Water Resource Management Issues in 2015. [5] Along with representatives from a range of relevant ministries, the Council may include, by agreement, any of the chairpersons of the Basin Councils, who are the relevant Basin Inspectorate directors, in accordance with Article 43 of the Water Code. [1, 5] The Interdepartmental Council is required to meet at least twice yearly and its statute gives it a broad remit in making recommendations on national water management policy, including setting water supply priorities, redistribution of water resources between regions, environmental standards and water management sector financing rules. [5] However, no evidence that the Interdepartmental Council has ever met was found on the websites of its chairpersons, the Prime Minister and the Minister of Agriculture. [6, 7] In 2019, the Ministry of Agriculture's responsibility for water policy were passed to the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources; however, the Interdepartmental Council's statute does not reflect this and has not been amended since 2016. [5, 8] A 2019 review of Kazakhstan's water sector conducted by the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea proposes that the Interdepartmental Council should \"resume\" its work on coordination between different ministries. [9] A legal expert on IWRM in Kazakhstan interviewed could not confirm whether the Interdepartmental Council was active at the time of research. [16]\n \n Despite this, international observers and an expert on the Kazakh water sector interviewed note that coordination through these bodies is hampered by the fact that Basin Council's recommendations are not legally binding, and they are dependent on Basin Inspectorates. [2, 10, 11, 12] The expert's recommendations for a 2020-2030 State Programme for Water Resource Management include a recommendation that Basin Councils be given a remit to monitor implementation of water efficiency Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and include more representatives of the private sector, CSOs and water users, as well as guaranteed financing from the Basin Inspectorates. [13] A 2019 review of Kazakhstan's water sector conducted by the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea highlights that the Basin Councils' decisions have low \"legislative status\". [9] \n \n Separately, the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources created a Public Council in September 2019, which includes a Committee for Geology and Water Resources, on which representatives of national organisations sit, including the Water Management Association of Kazakhstan. [13, 14] However, no evidence that the Association includes local stakeholders was found online, with the organisation's website offline. [15]","There is a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at the national level in the Kyrgyz Republic.\n \n According to a 2020 report by the Scientific Information Centre of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, in order to implement the principle of public participation under the Integrated Water Resources Management processes of the United Nations, Basin Councils (‘BC’s) were established in several Central Asian countries, including Kyrgyzstan. [1] The aim of the BCs is to ensure the participation of all stakeholders in developing and adopting managerial decisions on the use and protection of water resources, as well as improving the ecological status of water bodies and basins. [1]\n \n Article 10 of the 2005 Kyrgyz Water Code provides for the establishment of BCs as advisers and advisory bodies to basin organisations. [2] However, since no basin organisations have been established as of 2020, the BCs operate under the organs of the State Agency for Water Resources. Despite the requirement of the 2005 Water Code to convene BC meetings at least once a year, a 2016 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe noted that these meetings are held irregularly due to insufficient financing. This was confirmed in a 2020 interview. [2, 3, 4] As part of the ongoing Kyrgyz Republic water management reform and implementation of the 2005 Water Code, new structures have been created, such as pilot Basin Councils in Talas and Jalalabad. [1]\n \n Article 10 of the 2005 Kyrgyz Water Code also provides that “representatives of the local state administration, non-governmental organizations and water users, including water user associations” must be involved in each BC. [2] The remit of the BCs includes: development and submission to the National Water Council of a basin plan, preparation of draft procedural rules for the activities of the BC, co-ordination of activities in the water sector within the main basin, and approval of the composition of the basin and local commissions for irrigation and drainage. [2]\n \n Although the BCs were to be set up by the Government, through the co-ordination of the National Water Council under the 2005 Water Code, in practice, these were established with the financial support of the World Bank and Swiss Agency for Development and Co-Operation, through the National Water Resources Management Project (Phase 1), which started in 2006 and was completed in 2018, and provided for the establishment for the Chu and Talas basin water organisations and related Basin Councils. [5, 4] The development of additional water basins and Basin Councils is subject to the implementation of the second phase of the World Bank and Swiss Agency for Development and Co-Operation National Water Resources Management Project. [5, 4]\n \n According to a water resources expert interviewee, the stakeholders involved in the meetings of BCs include independent water resources experts (e.g. from the World Bank National Water Resources Management Project), as well as experts from local authorities (e.g. State Water Agency and State Environment Protection Agency). [4] The interviewee noted that BC meetings last took place two times in 2019, discussing water resource use plans for the respective basins. [4]","There is no clear established platform that enables local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level. According to the Water and Water Resources Law, the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment should work with local sub-units down to village level for natural resources and environment. [1] However, there is no publicly available record of any meetings that provide a platform for discussion of national level water management issues. [2] The website does feature a video entitled a “national consultation workshop” on the Nam Ou River Basin Management Plan in Luang Prabang province in March 2019, organised by the Department of Water Resources. This records a meeting between officials from three provinces and a Chinese hydropower developer on requirements for the hydropower projects in the area, with no mention of public participation. The stakeholders are listed as representatives of local government departments, hydropower project staff and advisors from Sangjieng River Committee in China. [3] There is no mention of a platform for consultation in available records of the round-table meetings held between the government and international donors on development progress in different sectors, including natural resources and the environment. [4]","Yes, such multi-stakeholder consultative platforms exist and include the National Water Partnership (PNE), regional and local water committees (CLE), and the basin and sub-basin committees [1]. \n\nFor instance, the Local Water Committees (CLE) are advisory bodies for local water management provided by the Water Law of 2002 [1] and acting at the sub-basin scale. A CLE brings together representatives of the following three levels: administration, local authorities, users / civil society representatives. The creation of a CLE is enshrined in an interministerial decree signed by the Minister in charge of Water and the Minister of Territorial Administration. As of 2016 there were 30 CLEs in Mali [2], [3]. The CLEs are the local institutions for consultation, exchange, participation of the local water users. Indeed they are reponsible for managing conflicts between competing water users, for informing the local population and local water users, for protecting the water resources by taking the necessary steps, as well as contributing to the development and implementation of the local water management scheme in its area of expertise, in consultation with the relevant technical services and local authorities, and finally to collaborate with national and regional structures directly concerned with the management of water resources in the area which it covers [6], [7].\n\nAnother example is the commission of management of dam water in Sélingué and Markala (CGSM), a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management [4]. The CGESM is a structure in charge of coordinating stakeholders and regulating the waters of the Séligué and Markala dams. Its chairmanship is ensured by the DNH and its secretariat by the National Directorate of Energy. [5]","Yes, the National Council of Water allows representatives of relevant civil society organizations and elected members of the parliament to participate in its meetings and discussions [1]. Local stakeholders include: \n(a) Local elected politicians (two representatives of the two chambers of the Parliament and the President of the Association of Mayors of Mauritania)\n(b) Civil society Organisations (the National Federation of Fishermenm, the Federation of farmers and breeders, hydraulic works companies, NGOs working in the field of water and sanitation)\n(c) The representative of the Minister in charge of local authorities [1]\n","In Myanmar, water legislation includes a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level, and there is evidence that it is operational. However, the engagement with local stakeholders takes place only on ad-hoc basis.\n\nIn the strategic study of Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management, stakeholder participation is greatly emphasized. For example, stakeholder meeting or workshop stakeholders have been held which highlighted the need for transparent EIAs to analyse or predict the impacts of for example large plans, like hydropower dams, developments of industrial areas, ports and exploration of oil and gas in the sea before decision making. There are also training programs to amp up stakeholder participation. [1] In Myanmar no single institution is responsible for the management of water resources.[2] However, Yangon City Development Committee is responsible for daily supply of water in Yangon city only. [3] The National Water Policy and IWRM study both mentioned stakeholders but does not mention exactly who the stakeholders are. i.e. Stakeholders aren't properly defined. [4,5] During NWRC meetings, attendance often include \"water experts\" although it is unclear who they actually her as the attendance list isn't available publicly. [6,7]","There is a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level. \n\nThe Law on Water Resources of 2009 created the Board of Directors, which includes representation from rural, low-income and indigenous communities. [1] The Board of Directors meets twice a year to approve the budget, the annual operating plan, the annual report, the balance sheet and the financial statements of the National Water Authority and in an extraordinary manner, as many times as are necessary to the fulfillment of its functions. [6,7] Meeting minutes and resolutions are available on the ANA website, in December 2018, a new president was elected. [8]\n\nThe Law on Water Resources also created the National Authority of Water (ANA), which is a decentralized organization that is comprised of 14 regional management entities, 71 local administrative bodies and 12 councils that solicit stakeholders' input. [2] The ANA website states that councils promote local participation in water policy and management, but there is no publicly information about meetings or consultations. [3] The ANA publishes contact information for local administrative bodies and has a website on transparency with a section for public participation, but it is not yet functioning. [4,5] Other documents on the transparency portal suggest that is has been recently launched in 2018 and continues to be in development in 2019. [5]\n","In theory, in Senegal, there is a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level, however, in practice this council is flawed. (1,2,3,4). However, there are other channels for local partipation, that are to a certain extent linked to national policy through WATSAN Programmes. (5)\n\nThe WATSAN programmes (Water and Sanitation Services) in place, which are programmes that have been carried out by water authorities to improve service delivery. To implement these WATSAN programmes, several main stakeloders are involved such as local water associations who leverage the WATSAN programe to reinforce local capacities and manage their own water infrastructure. (5) Within the government, local entities , such as directorates, offices and water agencies, also participate. It seems that the WATSAN programmes involve policy making only to a certain extent as the main focus of these programmes is the construction of water infrastructure (5) \n\nThe Superior Water Council is responsible for coordinating all initiatives related to water management in the national territory, and resolving any conflict related to the water use of the different sectors. (2) No evidence could be found on the inclusion of local stakeholders, in the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation, in the Directorate of Water Resources Management and Planning or in the Sectoral Development Policy Letter 2016-2025, published in 2016 by the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation. (2,3,4) Moreover, according to the decree creating the Superior Water Council, this council has meetings at least twice a year, on convocation of its president.(1) However, no evidence of meetings actually taking place in specific dates could be found. (2,3,4) \n\n\nFinally, the SDG 6.5.1 Report scores SÉNÉGAL with 90, since there are regular opportunities for local stakeholders to take part in political processes, planning and management. (6) \n","In Serbia a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level is organised mainly through the Standing Conference of Towns and Municipalities (SCTM). However this effort is focussed mostly on engaging local civil servants. \n\nSCTM is an association of the Serbian towns and municipalities and coordinates a network of local civil servants dealing with environmental protection issues. SCTM support activities related to the analysis of law enforcement in the field of environmental protection at the local level, as well as to formulation of recommendations and training to improve the situation in this regard. [1] The focus on engaging local civil servants however means opportunities for broader local engagement is limited [2]. In addition, the SCTM is a member of Negotiation Group for Chapter 27 (environment) which is overseeing bringing Serbian policy in this with the EUs.[2] Though SCTM covers water is not a specific water resource management body. [3]\n\nSerbia reports the score 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Public participation in water resources, policy, planning and management at national level. The assessment states that public participation and the involvement of stakeholders in the decision-making process on water management issues remains a challenge, while access to information on water is generally better organized. However, the regulations laying down the practical procedures to implement public participation are largely missing. [4]\n\nAccording to the Water Management Strategy, to ensure a public participation, a decision to establish a National Water Conference has been taken in 2011, but the members still have not been appointed. [5]","There is a process for engaging local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level. \n\nAccording to article 34 of the Environmental Protection Law, the Minister of Environment may establish a Council, composed of representatives of municipalities, private sector and NGOs and in this way ensure broad participation of stakeholders in decision making process. [1] On 5 December 2018, Minister of the Environment and Spatial Planning was set up the Council for Cooperation with NGOs (NGO CNVOS) as the expert and consultative body for increasing NGO involvement in their work. NGO CNVOS was been selected by the NGOs representatives as their umbrella organization. The NGO Council will be a partner to the Ministry in the drafting legislative and other documents. [2] Minutes of the meetings of NGO CNVOS are publicly available, such those from meetings organised in 2019 and 2018. [3, 4] As the process for which a council is established is clear and systematically enforced - this provides a clear platform for local stakeholders to engage in planning [1,4]\n","Yes, Water User Associations provide a platform for local stakeholders to be involved in national level water policy making. \n\nArticle 45-46 of the executive instructions document promulgated from water legislation No.31 [2] mentions the participation of consumers through the water user associations that they form and operate in order to achieve their interests of efficient water management. A Water User Association can be established merely through the presence of a water source and more than 3 benefiting citizens. [1] \n\nWUAs are defined as non-governmental, cooperative organizations, which are mandatory for beneficiaries, managed by their members for their benefit in order to achieve better water management. Participation between the government bodies and these associations has many forms, starting with participation by providing information and ending with the transfer of management and ownership. [1] \n\nOne such recent consultation program took place on 19-20 March 2018. The Syrian Ministry of Water Resources invited relevant stakeholders to discuss sustainable development of water resurces in Syria in the recovery phase. [2] However these Associations seem to be focussed on the management of their water resource and not involved in national level policy making [1,2]","There is not currently a formally-established platform for local stakeholders to take part in water policy, planning and management on the national level in the Republic of Tajikistan.\n \n According to a 2020 report by the Scientific Information Centre of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (‘ICWCCA’), certain other countries in the area (i.e. Kyrgyz Republic) have established “Basin Councils” (‘BC’s) in order to implement the Integrated Water Resources Management (‘IWRM’) principle of public participation. [1] The aim of the BCs is to ensure the participation of all stakeholders in developing and adopting managerial decisions on the use and protection of water resources, as well as improving the ecological status of water bodies. [1]\n \n A new Water Code adopted in April 2020 in Tajikistan to introduce the principles of IWRM stipulates the creation of river basin councils as consultation and advisory bodies, charged with considering and approving water resource management projects in the relevant areas and coordinating the activity and interests of all concerned parties. [2] According to the Water Code, the procedures for the development of Basin Councils is to be articulated in secondary legisation, but no evidence of such legislation was found on the website of the Ministry of Water and Energy Resources and the government's legislative databse. [3, 4] However, the Water Code states that BCs are to include representatives of local water users and social organisations (as well as national and local authorities). Under the Water Code, Basin Water Organisations, established as structural sub-units under the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources, and accompanying Basin Councils, are to be established in four river basins: the Zerafshan (Syr Darya), Vaksh (Amu Darya) Karatag, and Pyandzh. [1, 2]","There is not currently a formally-established platform for local stakeholders to take part in water policy, planning and management on the national level in the Republic of Tajikistan.\n \n According to a 2020 report by the Scientific Information Centre of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (‘ICWCCA’), certain other countries in the area (i.e. Kyrgyz Republic) have established “Basin Councils” (‘BC’s) in order to implement the Integrated Water Resources Management (‘IWRM’) principle of public participation. [1] The aim of the BCs is to ensure the participation of all stakeholders in developing and adopting managerial decisions on the use and protection of water resources, as well as improving the ecological status of water bodies. [1]\n \n A new Water Code adopted in April 2020 in Tajikistan to introduce the principles of IWRM stipulates the creation of river basin councils as consultation and advisory bodies, charged with considering and approving water resource management projects in the relevant areas and coordinating the activity and interests of all concerned parties. [2] According to the Water Code, the procedures for the development of Basin Councils is to be articulated in secondary legisation, but no evidence of such legislation was found on the website of the Ministry of Water and Energy Resources and the government's legislative databse. [3, 4] However, the Water Code states that BCs are to include representatives of local water users and social organisations (as well as national and local authorities). Under the Water Code, Basin Water Organisations, established as structural sub-units under the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources, and accompanying Basin Councils, are to be established in four river basins: the Zerafshan (Syr Darya), Vaksh (Amu Darya) Karatag, and Pyandzh. [1, 2]","In Thailand, water legislation includes a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level, and there is evidence that it is operational.\n\nLocal stakeholders can take part in a public hearing; which is a mandatory process before any Thailand laws can be submitted to the cabinet for consideration. In addition to physical public hearing, online public hearing channels must be maintained, either on the agency's website or www.lawamendment.go.th [1]. Online public consultation for any government projects is also available a http://www.publicconsultation.opm.go.th/phs/new_index3.asp [2]. The Office of National Water Resources conducts regular public hearing on various topics, including water resource rehabilitation and reassigning river basin catchment areas [3]. For example, the seminar on the “2018 food pulse preparedness plan” was held to promote the people's participation in preparing water resources management for the 2018 rainy season. The seminar was held five times in various regions throughout Thailand and included 1,680 participants mostly from stakeholder groups including water-related agencies, river basin committees, water user networks, local scholars and the general public [4]. The Office of National Water Resources also worked with Kasetsart University to arrange public hearing platforms on reassigning river basin catchment areas throughout the country (two public hearings for each of the eight regions) [5].","Stakeholder participation at national level is provided for partially via the Water Management Coordination Committee and the Basin Management Central Committee. There is somewhat more substantial provision for stakeholder participation at the local level. Besides this, opinions on forthcoming plans and legislation are sought via the Internet.\n\nThe notice establishing the Basin Management Central Committee states in Article 5 that the chair of the committee may invite “experts” and “private sector representatives” to its meetings, as well as state institutions other than those specifically listed as members, depending on the agenda. [1] Similarly, the circular establishing the Water Management Coordination Committee makes it possible for universities, civil society organisations, professional associations and private sector representatives as well as other state institutions to be invited to meetings and to take part in the work of sub-committees, without giving them the status of members. [2]\nIn practice, the reports of the Basin Management Central Committee meetings held in 2017 and 2018 contained in the bulletins of the Directorate General of Water Management (bulletins 13 and 16) do not name any non-government entities among those represented. [3] The Water Management Coordination Committee does not appear to have met (See above).\n\nOn the other hand, the archive of announcements/news items on the website of the Directorate General of Water Management for 2018 and the first three months of 2019 contains several announcements seeking comments on proposed basin plans and proposed pieces of secondary legislation. [4]\n\nIn addition, arrangements for stakeholder participation at the local level are more substantial. Article 6 of the Notice concerning the Organisation, Duties and Operating Procedures and Principles of the Basin Management Central Committee, Basin Management Committees and Provincial Water Management Coordination Boards names among the members of the Basin Management Committees –in addition to representatives of many public institutions – “representatives, to be determined by the committee chair, of organised industrial zones, universities, civil society organisations, irrigation associations and irrigation cooperatives, provided that there shall be no more than two representatives of each.” Article 8 of the same Notice names among the members of the Provincial Water Management Coordination Boards – again, in addition to representatives of many public institutions – “at most two representatives each of universities and irrigation associations”. Depending on the agenda, the chair of the Board may also invite representatives of additional public and private institutions including the head of the local chamber of industry or chamber of industry and trade, the director of the electricity distribution company in the province, a representative of the private sector, a representative of irrigation representatives, a representative of water products growers, a power plant representative, a private sector hydroelectric power plant representative and civil society organisation representatives and other experts.[5] \n\nVarious stakeholders are in fact included in meetings of the Provincial Water Management Coordination Boards. For example, representatives from the local municipal water company BUSKİ, academics from Uludağ University, and representatives of the local chamber of trade and industry and of irrigation associations took part in the first meeting of the Bursa Provincial Water Management Coordination Board. [6]\n","There are some platforms for local water policy stakeholders in Turkmenistan, but they are limited in scope.\n \n The Water Code of Turkmenistan, last modified in 2019, establishes a basis for three types of local stakeholder organisations in the area of water resource management: water user associations, water user groups, and basin councils. Water user associations are defined in the Code as \"social formations created for the joint management and maintenance of domestic irrigation and drainage systems\"; water user groups are defined as \"unorganised water users, who [...] assume responsibility for the maintenance and operation of irrigation and collector-drainage networks located on daikhan [peasant] farms\"; basin councils are organisations created \"to provide for the rational and thorough usage and protection of water resources\". [1] The two former concepts were incorporated into the Water Code in 2017. [2] \n \n A project sponsored by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Adaptation Fund, with around USD 667,000 in co-financing from the Government of Turkmenistan, established and operationalised water user groups (WUGs) in three locations across the country and trained over 500 people; the project's terminal report in 2017 stated that \"most of the 8 WUGs [were] likely to continue in some form\" after the conclusion of the initiative; however, it is unclear whether these WUGs have remained operational as there is no public record of recent activities or meetings. In addition to supporting the WUGs financially through grants, the UNDP/Adaptation Fund assisted in the development of operation guides and manuals. [3] \n \n Additionally, there is at least one basin council in Turkmenistan. In October 2018, the country's first basin council was formed in the Maryy province (velayat) and included representatives from local administrations, peasant (daikhan) associations, water providers and local water authorities. [4] There is no record on the websites of the Government of Turkmenistan, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection, or in national media that there are other active basin councils. [5, 6, 7]\n \n However, as of 2017, water user associations (WUAs) had not been introduced in the country, partially due to the Government's failure to adopt a Draft Law on Water User Associations. [3]","There is no platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level.\n \n The Model Statute for Basin Irrigation System Administrations under Appendix 5 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Minister of the Republic of Uzbekistan No.320 of 21 July 2003 \"On Improvements to the Governance of Water Managment\" makes provision for water management councils within said administrations comprising the head of the administration, heads of regional agricultural and water authorities, heads of local canal systems, irrigation systems and other relevant water management organisations as well as experienced and highly qualified workers. [1] This legislation was abrogated by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 995 of 7 December 2018 \"On the Amendment as well as the Repeal of Certain Decisions of the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan\", [2] however it has likely been incorporated into the statutes for each existing Basin Irrigation System Administration. For example, Point 14 of the foundational Statute of the Zarafshan Basin Irrigation System Administration of 4 September 2017 reflects the wording of the Model Statue regarding water managment councils in full. [3] Dr Vadim Sokolov confirms that water management councils were established in 2004-2005, but that they have only been a formality [4]. This is also reflected in the comments of Dr Kakhramon Djumboev who states that they exist but comprise local water management figures, such as the head of the Basin Irrigation System Administration itself and figures from the local inspectorate department and do not include stakeholders from the wider community such as agriculturalists, environmental experts and representatives of the Ministry of Emergency Situations [5]. \n \n Further to these sentiments, N.N. Mirzaev, in an article titled \"Legal and Organisational Aspects of Water Management in Central Asia\" in Research Papers of the Research Centre of the Interstate Coordination Water Commission of Central Asia No. 6 2020, states that in practice they comprise local water service providers without input from consumers and their function is purely technical and does not serve as a platform for involvement in water planning or management, and that they rarely, if ever, meet physically. [6]\n  \n The Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 calls for the establishment by March 2021 of consultative bodies (councils) on issues of water management governance at the national, regional and basin levels with the participation of civil society representatives to be implemented by the Ministry of Water Management, Ministry of Agriculture, State Committee for Geology and Mineral Resources, State Committee for Ecology and Environmental Protection, Davergeodezkadastr Committee. [7] It is not yet clear how often such bodies will meet.","There is no platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level.\n \n The Model Statute for Basin Irrigation System Administrations under Appendix 5 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Minister of the Republic of Uzbekistan No.320 of 21 July 2003 \"On Improvements to the Governance of Water Managment\" makes provision for water management councils within said administrations comprising the head of the administration, heads of regional agricultural and water authorities, heads of local canal systems, irrigation systems and other relevant water management organisations as well as experienced and highly qualified workers. [1] This legislation was abrogated by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 995 of 7 December 2018 \"On the Amendment as well as the Repeal of Certain Decisions of the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan\", [2] however it has likely been incorporated into the statutes for each existing Basin Irrigation System Administration. For example, Point 14 of the foundational Statute of the Zarafshan Basin Irrigation System Administration of 4 September 2017 reflects the wording of the Model Statue regarding water managment councils in full. [3] Dr Vadim Sokolov confirms that water management councils were established in 2004-2005, but that they have only been a formality [4]. This is also reflected in the comments of Dr Kakhramon Djumboev who states that they exist but comprise local water management figures, such as the head of the Basin Irrigation System Administration itself and figures from the local inspectorate department and do not include stakeholders from the wider community such as agriculturalists, environmental experts and representatives of the Ministry of Emergency Situations [5]. \n \n Further to these sentiments, N.N. Mirzaev, in an article titled \"Legal and Organisational Aspects of Water Management in Central Asia\" in Research Papers of the Research Centre of the Interstate Coordination Water Commission of Central Asia No. 6 2020, states that in practice they comprise local water service providers without input from consumers and their function is purely technical and does not serve as a platform for involvement in water planning or management, and that they rarely, if ever, meet physically. [6]\n  \n The Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 calls for the establishment by March 2021 of consultative bodies (councils) on issues of water management governance at the national, regional and basin levels with the participation of civil society representatives to be implemented by the Ministry of Water Management, Ministry of Agriculture, State Committee for Geology and Mineral Resources, State Committee for Ecology and Environmental Protection, Davergeodezkadastr Committee. [7] It is not yet clear how often such bodies will meet.","Venezuela has a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at the national level. \n\nArticle 25 of the 2007 Water Resources Law established the National Water Resources Council, which the Ministry of Eco-Socialism and Water Resources presides over, and it includes representatives of each Hydrographic Region Council, a representative from the National Assembly, a representative of institutional water users and a representative of the National Institute of Indigenous Peoples, as well as representatives of the following ministries: environment, planning and development, agriculture and land, participation and social development, popular economy, defense, mines and primary industries, and science and technology [1]. The Council is only mentioned once on the website of the Ministry of Care for Water Resources, as an institution participating in Integrated Water Resources Management [3].\n\n\nIn turn, the Hydrographic Region Councils (which, as stated above, each send a representative to the National Water Resources Council) are comprised of the governors of the states which make up the region, mayors of municipalities in the region, institutional water users, Communal Councils, universities and research institutes, indigenous populations, State Councils of Planning and Coordination of Public Policies, and Local Councils of Public Planning. The regional councils also include representatives of the same federal ministries that form part of the National Water Resources Council [1]. \n\nAccording to the 2007 Water Resources Law, the National Water Resources Council, is tasked with advising on water conservation and sustainable use policies, advising on the creation of the National Integrated Water Resources Management Plan, participating in the creation of technical regulations, and issuing opinions regarding water transfers between hydrographic regions, among other responsibilities [1]. A 2018 press release stated that the Council was to be sworn in and meet in March 2018 to discuss water distribution issues as well as proposals from local Technical Water Boards [2]. \n\n\nIn addition , according to the Technical Wate Board (MTA) section of the Ministry's website, the Ministry has carried out one national MTA conference and 21 community meetings, while creating 621 new MTAs and hosting five regional MTA meetings [4]. An MTA is a \"public, periodic and permanent\" local-level institution where community members discuss all aspects of potable water service, responsible use and sanitation. MTAs can make binding decisions regarding their local water resources. [4]","In Vietnam, water legislation includes a platform for local stakeholders to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level, and there is evidence that it is operational. However, the engagement with local stakeholders takes place only on ad-hoc basis.\n\nThe National Resources Strategy towards 2020, which was issued in 2006, mentions that implementation should include coordination across ministries, sectors and local governments, specifically People's Committees. [1] The Law on Water Resources of 2012 states that local People’s Committees, i.e., local government, are responsible for water planning and should ensure the participation of local communities and related stakeholders in the process. [2] The DWRM publishes a monthly newsletter that highlights activities with local governments and other national government agencies. [3] For example, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE) and the DWRM runs a programme called \"Investigating and searching for underground water for water supply living in mountainous areas, water scarcity areas ”and works with local communities to educate communities on wells and groundwater. [4]\n",null,null,null,"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n \n [2] Ministry of Justice, \" Water Affairs Management Law Enacted\" (مقرره در مورد کیفیت آب و کنترل و نگهداری آنها) [http://old.moj.gov.af/Content/files/OfficialGazette/01301/OG_01367.pdf]\n \n [3] Rasooly, Nawid. 17 December 2019. \"Master of Science Thesis: Water Governance in Afghanistan\". [https://ir.library.oregonstate.edu/downloads/wp988r70x?locale=en] (direct download)\n \n [4] Office of the President of the Afghanistan. \"High Council on Land and Water Member.\" [https://president.gov.af/en/high-council-on-land-and-water-members/]\n \n [5] United Nation Assistance Mission in Afghanistan \"An Assessment of Afghanistan’s Legal Framework Governing Water for Agriculture.\" [https://unama.unmissions.org/sites/default/files/2016_19_10_water_rights_final_v2.pdf]\n \n [6] USAID. 3 April 2020. \"Central Asia Environment and Water Fact Sheet\". [https://www.usaid.gov/central-asia-regional/fact-sheets/usaidcentral-asia-environment-and-water-fact-sheet].\n \n [7] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 5 June 2016. \"CAREC launches co-operation with Afghanistan\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/news/retstsa-razvivaet-sotrudnichestvo-c-afganistanom/]. \n \n [8] Eurasian River Basin Portal. 2 July 2019. \"Small basin councils are the key to further strengthening of transboundary watery cooperation in Central Asia and Afghanistan\", (\"Малые бассейновые советы - ключ к дальнейшему укреплению трансграничного водного сотрудничества в Центральной Азии и Афганистане\"). [http://www.riverbp.net/pools/meetings/malye-basseynovye-sovety-klyuch-k-dalneyshemu-ukrepleniyu-transgranichnogo-vodnogo-sotrudnichestva-v/?sphrase_id=10885]\n \n [9] Eurasian River Basin Portal. 26 July 2018. \"Mughrab Basin Council - the first basin council in Turkmenistan\", (\"Бассейновый совет по реке Mургаб – первый бассейновый совет в Tуркменистане\"). [http://www.riverbp.net/news/internal/basseynovyy-sovet-po-reke-murgab-pervyy-basseynovyy-sovet-v-turkmenistane/?sphrase_id=10885].\n \n [10] Eurasian River Basin Portal. 16 May 2016. \"International training seminar for exchange of experience between the Water Users' Association of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan and the Republic of Tajikistan\", (\"Международный семинар-тренинг по обмену опытом между Aссоциацией водопользователей Исламской Pеспублики Aфганистан и Pеспубликой Tаджикистан\"). [http://riverbp.net/pools/meetings/detail.php?ID=213].\n \n [11] Ministry of Water and Energy [https://pcu-mew.gov.af/we/]\n \n [12] Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock {https://mail.gov.af/dr]\n \n [13] Presidency of Afghanistan. 2 April 2018 \"President Ghani emphasized effective water management and equitable distribution\", (\"رئیس‌جمهورغنی بر مدیریت موثر و تقسیم عادلانه آب تأکید کرد\"). [https://president.gov.af/da/news-366251].\n \n [14] Presidency of Afghanistan. 25 July 2017 \"The meeting of the Supreme Council of Land and Water was held under the chairmanship of President Ghani\", (\"رئیس‌جمهورغنی بر مدیریت موثر و تقسیم عادلانه آب تأکید کرد\"). [https://president.gov.af/da/News/99880].","[1] Constitutional President of the Republic. Supreme Decree 26599. 2002. https://www.ecolex.org/details/legislation/decreto-supremo-no-26599-crea-el-consejo-interinstitucional-del-agua-coniag-lex-faoc044141/\n[2] Constitutional President of the Republic. Law 18. 2006. https://www.ecolex.org/details/legislation/ley-no-3360-consejo-interinstitucional-del-agua-lex-faoc062412/\n[3] Constitutional President of the Republic. 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October 2014. http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf [5] \"Assessment on the National Water Policy of Myanmar.\" https://www.gwp.org/globalassets/global/gwp-sea_files/assessment-on-the-national-water-policy-of-myanmar.pdf [6]Mizzima. \"Myanmar hosts the third Asia-Pacific Water Summit\". 11 December 2017. http://mizzima.com/development-news/myanmar-hosts-third-asia-pacific-water-summit [7] President's Office. \"Disposal of wastewater should be bigger part of water resource management\". 31 Jan 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/31/id-8410","[1] “Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\n  http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs21/ROV-2014-Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_research_and_analysis-en.pdf [2] Kingdom of the Netherlands. \"Water in Myanmar\". 2016. https://www.rvo.nl/sites/default/files/2016/03/Factsheet%20water%20Myanmar.pdf [3] Aye Sapay Phyu. \"Yangon’s water supply problems blamed on infrastructure woes\". 23 March 2016. https://www.mmtimes.com/news/yangons-water-supply-problems-blamed-infrastructure-woes.html [4] Myanmar National Water Resources Committee. \"Myanmar IWRM Strategic Study\". October 2014. http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf [5] \"Assessment on the National Water Policy of Myanmar.\" https://www.gwp.org/globalassets/global/gwp-sea_files/assessment-on-the-national-water-policy-of-myanmar.pdf [6]Mizzima. \"Myanmar hosts the third Asia-Pacific Water Summit\". 11 December 2017. http://mizzima.com/development-news/myanmar-hosts-third-asia-pacific-water-summit [7] President's Office. \"Disposal of wastewater should be bigger part of water resource management\". 31 Jan 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/31/id-8410","[1] Ministry of Water Resources, Executive instructions for the Syrian Water Legislation promulgated by Law No. 31. 2009\nhttp://mowr.gov.sy/index.php?d=64&id=166\n\n[2] Food and Agriculture Organization, \"Sustainable Development for Water Resources in Syria during the Reconstruction Period, Meeting Notes\" 2018.\nhttp://mowr.gov.sy/archive/downloads/%D8%AA%D9%82%D8%B1%D9%8A%D8%B1%20%D8%A3%D8%B9%D9%85%D8%A7%D9%84%20%D9%85%D8%A4%D8%AA%D9%85%D8%B1%20%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%AA%D9%86%D9%85%D9%8A%D8%A9%20%D8%A7%D9%84%D9%85%D8%B3%D8%AA%D8%AF%D8%A7%D9%85%D8%A9%20%D9%84%D9%84%D9%85%D9%88%D8%A7%D8%B1%D8%AF%20%D8%A7%D9%84%D9%85%D8%A7%D8%A6%D9%8A%D8%A9%20%D9%81%D9%8A%20%D8%B3%D9%88%D8%B1%D9%8A%D8%A7%20%D9%81%D9%8A%20%D9%85%D8%B1%D8%AD%D9%84%D8%A9%20%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%AA%D8%B9%D8%A7%D9%81%D9%8A.pdf ","[1] Scientific Information Centre of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, (Научно-информационный центр Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии). 2020. “Organisational Aspects of water management in the countries of Central Asia”, (“Организационные аспекты управления водой в странах Центральной Азии”). [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/sic-icwc_proceedings_06_2020.pdf].\n\n[2] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 2 Apr 2020. “Water Code of the Republic of Tajikistan of 2 April 2020, №1688”, (“Водный Кодекс Республики Таджикистан от 2 апреля 2020 года, №1688”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=136153].\n\n[3] Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan. [https://www.mewr.tj]\n\n[4] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). [http://www.adlia.tj/].","[1] Scientific Information Centre of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, (Научно-информационный центр Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии). 2020. “Organisational Aspects of water management in the countries of Central Asia”, (“Организационные аспекты управления водой в странах Центральной Азии”). [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/sic-icwc_proceedings_06_2020.pdf].\n\n[2] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 2 Apr 2020. “Water Code of the Republic of Tajikistan of 2 April 2020, №1688”, (“Водный Кодекс Республики Таджикистан от 2 апреля 2020 года, №1688”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=136153].\n\n[3] Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan. [https://www.mewr.tj]\n\n[4] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). [http://www.adlia.tj/].","[1] “Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\n  http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs21/ROV-2014-Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_research_and_analysis-en.pdf [2] Kingdom of the Netherlands. \"Water in Myanmar\". 2016. https://www.rvo.nl/sites/default/files/2016/03/Factsheet%20water%20Myanmar.pdf [3] Aye Sapay Phyu. \"Yangon’s water supply problems blamed on infrastructure woes\". 23 March 2016. https://www.mmtimes.com/news/yangons-water-supply-problems-blamed-infrastructure-woes.html [4] Myanmar National Water Resources Committee. \"Myanmar IWRM Strategic Study\". October 2014. http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf [5] \"Assessment on the National Water Policy of Myanmar.\" https://www.gwp.org/globalassets/global/gwp-sea_files/assessment-on-the-national-water-policy-of-myanmar.pdf [6]Mizzima. \"Myanmar hosts the third Asia-Pacific Water Summit\". 11 December 2017. http://mizzima.com/development-news/myanmar-hosts-third-asia-pacific-water-summit [7] President's Office. \"Disposal of wastewater should be bigger part of water resource management\". 31 Jan 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/31/id-8410","[1] Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs, Notice concerning the Organisation, Duties and Operating Procedures and Principles of the Basin Management Central Committee, Basin Management Committees and Provincial Water Management Coordination Boards 18 January 2019, http://www.resmigazete.gov.tr/eskiler/2019/01/20190118-8.htm\n[2] Prime Ministry, Circular re Water Management Coordination Committee, 20 March 2012, http://www.resmigazete.gov.tr/eskiler/2012/03/20120320-9.htm\n[3] Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry Directorate General of Water Management Department of Basin Management. Bulletins of Water Management. (in Turkish) https://www.tarimorman.gov.tr/SYGM/Menu/82/Sygm-Bulten .Accessed 12 May 2019.\n[4] Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry General Directorate of Water Management, Archive of Public Announcements, https://www.tarimorman.gov.tr/SYGM/Sayfalar/Arsiv.aspx?Liste=Duyuru . Accessed 4 April 2019\n[5] Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs, Notice concerning the Organisation, Duties and Operating Procedures and Principles of the Basin Management Central Committee, Basin Management Committees and Provincial Water Management Coordination Boards 18 January 2019, http://www.resmigazete.gov.tr/eskiler/2019/01/20190118-8.htm\n[6] First Regional Directorate of the State Water Works (DSI) Bursa. 27 October 2015. “Bursa İl Su Yönetimi Koordinasyon Kurulu 1. Toplantısı” (“First meeting of the Bursa Provincial Water Management Board”). https://www.facebook.com/DSI.1.Bolge.Mud/posts/bursa-il-su-yönetimi-koordinasyon-kurulu-1-toplantisiorman-ve-su-işleri-bakanlığ/923934954367961/ Accessed 13 May 2019.","[1] Government of Turkmenistan. 5 October 2019. \"Water Code of Turkmenistan\" (\"Водный кодекс Туркменистана\"). [http://continent-online.com/Document/?doc_id=38999429].\n\n[2] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2017. \"Water Code of Turkmenistan: 6th meeting of the Steering Committee on Water Policy\" (\"Водный кодекс Туркменистана: 6-ое заседание Координационного Совета Национального диалога по водной политике\"). [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/documents/2017/WAT/04Apr_26_6SC/AZ_6SC_Kepbanov_RU.pdf].\n\n[3] United Nations Development Programme. July 2017. \"Final Evaluation of the Project 'Addressing Climate Change Risks to Farming Systems in Turkmenistan at National and Community Level'\". [https://erc.undp.org/evaluation/evaluations/detail/7927]. \n\n[4] Government of Turkmenistan. 21 October 2018. \"Small basin council formed in Maryy velayat\" (\"В Марыйском велаяте создан малый бассейновый совет водопользователей\"). [http://turkmenistan.gov.tm/?id=17368]. \n\n[5] Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection of Turkmenistan. [http://minagri.gov.tm]. \n\n[6] Turkmenportal. [http://turkmenportal.com]. \n\n[7] Government of Turkmenistan. [http://turkmenistan.gov.tm].","[1] Cabinet of Minister of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Resolution of the Cabinet of Minister of the Republic of Uzbekistan No.320 of 21 July 2003 \"On Improvements to the Governance of Water Managment\" (\"Постановление Кабинета Министров Республики Узбекистан №320 21.07.2003 О совершенствовании организации управления водным хозяйством\"). [https://www.lex.uz/ru/docs/245501].\n\n[2] Cabinet of Minister of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 995 of 7 December 2018 \"On the Amendment as well as the Repeal of Certain Decisions of the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan\" (\"Постановление Кабинета Министров Республики Узбекистан №995 07.12.2018 О внесении изменений и дополнений, а также признании утратившими силу некоторых решений Правительства Республики Узбекистан\"). [https://www.lex.uz/ru/docs/4096609].\n\n[3] Zarafshan Basin Irrigation System Administration. Accessed 15 July 2020. \"Board of Directors\" (\"совет директоров\"). [https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=ru&sl=uz&tl=ru&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.zarhavza.uz%2Fabout%2Fcharter]. \n\n[4] Mirzaev, N.N. 2020. \"Legal and Organisational Aspects of Water Management in Central Asia\" (\"Правовые и организационные аспекты управления водой в странах Центральной Азии\"). Interstate Coordination Water Commission of Central Asia Research Centre Notes 6: 5-21. [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/sic-icwc_proceedings_06_2020.pdf].\n\n[5] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 19 February 2020. \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/396].","[1] Cabinet of Minister of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Resolution of the Cabinet of Minister of the Republic of Uzbekistan No.320 of 21 July 2003 \"On Improvements to the Governance of Water Managment\" (\"Постановление Кабинета Министров Республики Узбекистан №320 21.07.2003 О совершенствовании организации управления водным хозяйством\"). [https://www.lex.uz/ru/docs/245501].\n\n[2] Cabinet of Minister of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 995 of 7 December 2018 \"On the Amendment as well as the Repeal of Certain Decisions of the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan\" (\"Постановление Кабинета Министров Республики Узбекистан №995 07.12.2018 О внесении изменений и дополнений, а также признании утратившими силу некоторых решений Правительства Республики Узбекистан\"). [https://www.lex.uz/ru/docs/4096609].\n\n[3] Zarafshan Basin Irrigation System Administration. Accessed 15 July 2020. \"Board of Directors\" (\"совет директоров\"). [https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=ru&sl=uz&tl=ru&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.zarhavza.uz%2Fabout%2Fcharter]. \n\n[4] Mirzaev, N.N. 2020. \"Legal and Organisational Aspects of Water Management in Central Asia\" (\"Правовые и организационные аспекты управления водой в странах Центральной Азии\"). Interstate Coordination Water Commission of Central Asia Research Centre Notes 6: 5-21. [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/sic-icwc_proceedings_06_2020.pdf].\n\n[5] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 19 February 2020. \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/396].","[1] National Assembly of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Water Resources Law. 2007. http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/texts/ven69647.doc\n[2] Vice Presidency of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. This Thursday the National Water Council to be sworn in. 2018. http://www.vicepresidencia.gob.ve/este-jueves-se-juramenta-el-consejo-nacional-de-las-aguas/\n[3] Ministry of Care for Water Resources. General Directorate for Integrated Management of Dams. 2019. https://demo.minaguas.gob.ve/quienes-somos/direccion-general-para-la-gestion-integral-de-embalses/\n[4] Ministry of Care for Water Resources. Technical Water Boards. 2019. https://demo.minaguas.gob.ve/gestion/mta-mesas-tecnicas-del-agua/\n","[1] “Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\n  http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs21/ROV-2014-Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_research_and_analysis-en.pdf [2] Kingdom of the Netherlands. \"Water in Myanmar\". 2016. https://www.rvo.nl/sites/default/files/2016/03/Factsheet%20water%20Myanmar.pdf [3] Aye Sapay Phyu. \"Yangon’s water supply problems blamed on infrastructure woes\". 23 March 2016. https://www.mmtimes.com/news/yangons-water-supply-problems-blamed-infrastructure-woes.html [4] Myanmar National Water Resources Committee. \"Myanmar IWRM Strategic Study\". October 2014. http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf [5] \"Assessment on the National Water Policy of Myanmar.\" https://www.gwp.org/globalassets/global/gwp-sea_files/assessment-on-the-national-water-policy-of-myanmar.pdf [6]Mizzima. \"Myanmar hosts the third Asia-Pacific Water Summit\". 11 December 2017. http://mizzima.com/development-news/myanmar-hosts-third-asia-pacific-water-summit [7] President's Office. \"Disposal of wastewater should be bigger part of water resource management\". 31 Jan 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/31/id-8410"]
[null,"2.2.3",null,0,1,0,2,1,1,1,1,0,0,0,0,1,1,0,2,1,1,1,2,0,2,0,0,0,1,1,1,1,1,1,0,null,null,null,"There is no evidence of a specific platform for the private sector and marginalised societies to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level. \n \n Under both the 2009 Water Law and the new Water Law adopted in 2020, River Basin Agencies and Councils are formed with the purpose of integrated water resources planning and participation of the users and other social and cultural institutions in the decision making processes for management and development of water resources, protection of the environment, equitable distribution of water and other water related matters. RBCs are to include representatives of water users, relevant central and local departments of national ministries, as well as any other relevant basin-level stakeholders. In addition to the river basin agencies and councils, the 2009 Water Law requires the Ministry of Energy and Water (or the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority – the independent water sector agency as of 2020) to establish sub-basin councils composed of members representing local water users, relevant government institutions, and other relevant stakeholders. [1, 2] However, the water legislation, including a 2020 Water Law, does not specifically provide for participation of the private sector or marginalised societies in river basin or sub-basin councils. [1, 2] No evidence of alternative arrangements was found on the websites of the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority and Ministry of Agriculture. [3, 4]\n \n According to the presidential website, the Supreme Council for Land and Water, the country's highest body for setting water policy, includes one representative of the private sector, and one representative of civil society. [5] However, reports on the Supreme Council's operation do not refer to these participants. [6, 7] Reports on the Supreme Council's quarterly meetings on water sector issues do not refer to any private sector or civil society representatives. [13, 14]\n \n International observers report that Afghanistan’s traditional irrigation systems are centuries old and continue to be widely used despite introduction of water law by federal authorities. Traditionally, operation and maintenance of the irrigation system has been the responsibility of the community where the irrigation system is located. [8] The mirab is a community leader or elder elected by local farmers to manage operation of the irrigation system and control water distribution according to agreed arrangements. The mirab also may be called upon to settle disputes among farmers relating to water use. One or two assistants may work with the mirab, who is paid in-kind for his efforts with allocations of wheat or other farm products. The mirab is chiefly responsible for inspecting the irrigation system and undertaking necessary maintenance or repairs. [10, 11] \n \n Reports do not refer to any legal procedures for participation of the private sector or marginalised societies under the mirab system. [8, 9] The 2020 Water Law reformed the 2009 law by recognising the importance of the mirab system, establishing legal responsibilities for mirabs in dispute resolution, but did not move to require inclusion of the private sector or marginalised societies. [2]","Bolivia has a platform established for private sector and marginalized societies (including women) involvement for water resources development, management and use activities. The Inter-Institutional Water Council (CONIAG) was created in 2002 by Supreme Decree 26599. Article 1 states that CONIAG was created to “open a space for dialog and consensus-building among the government and economic and social organizations in order to improve the current legal, institutional and technical framework related to water issues” [1]. CONIAG was modified by Law 18 of 2006, which expanded its functions to create a technical secretariat to assist in carrying out its mission. According to Article 2, CONIAG’s functions also include proposing actions related to sustainable exploitation, management and conservation of water resources [2]. In 2007, CONIAG was modified again: its seat of operations was established in La Paz and local members of the Council were expanded to include representatives from: the National Federation of Women Farmworkers, a union fighting for gender equality that was founded in 1980; the Confederation of Indigenous Peoples of Eastern Bolivia, which groups 34 indigenous groups and was founded in 1982; non-governmental water organizations; the Confederation of Private Business People of Bolivia, which groups 26 different chambers of commerce and trade associations and was founded in 1962; and academic and scientific organizations [3, 4, 5, 6]. \n\nGovernment websites in Bolivia do not appear to contain public information regarding the operations of the CONIAG, nor do news reports [7, 8, 9] Academic papers show it was active in 2004 in creating new legislation on irrigation [10].","Though consultations with relevant stakeholders are mandated by the Water Laws in both entities and Brcko District they are organised on a case by case basis and give no provision for inclusion of the private sector or marginalised communities. [1,2,3]\n\nBased on a review of relevant legislation and websites of responsible institutions there is no further evidence that there is any platform established for private sector and marginalized societies (including women) involvement for water resources development, management and use activities. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]","Brazil has the National Council for Water Resources (CNRH), which is a platform of coordination among national government authorities responsible for water resources, policy, planning and management. This platform includes the private sector and marginalised societies, including women and family farmers, to be involved in water resources development, management and use activities. The law that created the National Policy for Water Resources (Law no. 9,433 of 1997) also created the National System for the Management of Water Resources, which is presided by the CNRH. [1] The CNRH composition includes representatives from non-governmental organisations, as well as government representatives, including from the Special Secretariat for Policy on Women and the Special Secretariat of Family Agriculture and Rural Development, as well as from industry associations. [2] \n\nThe CNRH is responsible for analysing legislation proposals pertaining to water resources, establishing guidelines for the implementation of the National Policy for Water Resources, promote articulation of water resources planning with federal, regional and state plans as well as users' plans (users being entities that consume water resources), arbitrate disputes pertaining to water resources, deliberate on project proposals that use water resources, approve proposals to create committees for hydrographic basins, establish general criteria for licencing to use water resources, and approve the National Plan for Water Resources and monitor its execution. [3]\n\n\nThe CNRH must have at least one ordinary meeting every semester besides extraordinary meetings, which can be convoked by the President of the CNRH. [4] A list of its resolutions, meetings' agendas and meetings' minutes can be found in its website. [5][6]","Cambodia's Water Law addresses the importance of all relevant stakeholders including private sector and marginalised groups in water resources development, management and utilisation, but there are only limited efforts to facilitate such engagement [1]. \n\nIn the current Uplands Irrigation and Water Resources Management Sector Project which is being implemented by Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology under loans from Asian Development Bank, women and private sectors are given opportunities to participate [2]. Cambodia reports the score of 50 (out of 100) on the UN SDG 6.5.1 Assessment's question on Business participation in water resources development, management and use at national level, and 40 (out of 100) on the question of Gender-specific objectives for water resources management at national level [3]. The assessment suggests that business participation is encouraged at the project technical study, design and construction stages, and there are a number of mechanisms in place to promote women participations in water resource sector. To improve sanitation services at the local level, Ministry of Industry, Mines and Energy with the support of the World Bank–financed Provincial and Peri-Urban Water and Sanitation Project has developed guidelines and procedures by which the government can contract with private firms through PPP principle [4].","There is some evidence of a platform in China established for private sector and marginalized societies involvement for water resources development, management and use activities.\n\nSuch platform exists in China for consultation with both private sector and marginalized societies (including women). For private sector, when the Ministry of Water Resources publish drafts of national level policies for consultation, the private sector can participate in the process [1]. For the general public, including the marginalized societies, the Ministry provides an online public consultation platform for the public to ask questions about water resources development [2]. The public can also file petitions or complaints [3]. However, there is no specific outreach or engagement for marginalised groups. The consultation process usually involves the stakeholders chosen by the government. For each draft, the Ministry publishes a list of the government departments and their personel, from which they would like to receive feedback. These stakeholders then fill out the feedback form. These feedback forms are not public available, and the impact of such a consultation process is unclear [4].","The creation of Colombia’s National Water Council (CNA) represents a platform for private sector and marginalized societies (including women) involvement for water resources development, management and use activities. \nArticle 250, which created the CNA, also states: \"physical or corporate persons may attend the Council, as guests, in order to discuss topics related to the development of its purpose\" [1]. The law does not provide further details on citizen participation in the CNA; the CNA's internal regulations may provide further guidance, but they do not appear to be publicly available online [4]. \nA 2015 presentation from the Ministry of Environment documents other instances for citizen participation in water resource planning, such as Regional Environmental Councils, Watershed/Basin Councils and Commissions, and Working Groups, and these are all active at the subnational level [2]. Regarding the private sector specifically, the Basin Councils and Aquifer or Micro-Watershed Working Groups can include unions or trade associations among their members [2]. Water user associations also exist at the local level, according to an academic source [3]. The sources consulted did not specifically mention the inclusion of women, although the instances for citizen participation are open to them.","In Croatia, there is a platform established for private sector involvement for water resources development, management and use activities, but there is no evidence of inclusion of marginalized societies (including women) \n\nAccording to article 181 of the Water Law, the National Water Council is established form the purpose of considering essential issues related to water management, harmonisation of different needs and interest and proposing different measures for improvement of water management. The Council has 10 members who are appointed by the Government from the Parliament, prominent scientists and industry experts. [1] These experts were classified by the research firms Witteveen+Bos and Dvokut ECRO as \"sector professionals\" in 2014 [5] and therefore this can be considered as private sector engagement. The currnet composition of the Council is not publicly available [6].\n\nOther examples e.g. Council for Regional Development and Partnership Councils [2,3] give local stakeholder the opportunity only to influence regional policy making. The National Water Services Council, in charge of regulatory tariffs and service quality [4] also includes \"experts on water supply and wastewater sewerage, water management, the economy, public finance, or other fields\" . [6] \n\nThere is not mention of the inclusion of marginalised in any other above mentionned institutions [2,3,4,5,6]","Ecuador has established platform established for private sector and marginalized societies (including women) involvement for water resources development, management and use activities. However the platform is not yet operational.\n\n\nArticle 19 of the 2014 national water resources law, the Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, created the Intercultural and Plurinational Water Council.\n\nThe Council comprises elected representatives from basin councils as well as representatives of indigenous communities, user organizations from different economic sectors, consumer organizations, decentralized autonomous governments, and universities [1]. The Council must have gender parity according to the law [1]. Article 33 of the law’s implementing regulations describes the Council’s functions, which include: providing social oversight of the human right to water; participating in the formulation, evaluation and oversight of public policy on water resources; participation in the creation of guidelines and follow-up on the National Water Resources Plan; and contributing to resolving water conflicts among users; among others [2]. Reports from 2017 and 2019 suggest the Council may not yet be operational. A 2017 article from the Secretariat of Water noted the ongoing efforts to set up the Council [3]. \n\nIn 2019, the Secretary of Water presented the agency's 2018 annual report, which stated that the regulations for the election of the members of the Council were still in draft form [4]. \n","In Guinea, there is no platform for private sector and marginalized societies (including women) involvement for water resources development, management and use activities. \n\nConcerning marginalized societies (including women), there is evidence that information is shared with them, for instance, awareness and information missions were conducted by Ministries of Energy and Hydraulics, Agriculture, Environment and Mines, with the purpose of informing, training and sensitizing women's groups on the importance, principles, objectives and issues of IWRM. Nevertheless, there is no evidence of consultation processes taking place with these groups . (1) On the other hand, no evidence of the private sector being consulted could be found in the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook Page (it does not have an official website), in Guinea's second national communication to the UNFCCC, in a UN presentation about the water situation in Guinea, on Guinea Water Company (SEG) website, in a report from pS-EAU, in the Water Code of Guinea or in the National Environmental Policy. (2,3,4,5,6,7,8)\n\n\nThe SDG 6.5.1 Report scores Guinea with 20 for the private sector capacity to participate in the relevant water policy. Indeed, it is stated that communication is limited between the government and the private sector and that consultations with this sector do not take place. (9)","No, representatives of marginalised groups may meet the designated Members of Parliament in the Supreme Council of Water [1] and indirectly engage in the decision making through that channel. However it is diffuse and there is no channel for people not within the constituency of those MPs [1] There are also two agricultural experts in the Supreme Council of Water [1], but they are appointed by the President and have no specific mandate for representing local issues [1]. \n\nThe Ministry of Agriculture have initiated some local water associations to manage and protect water resources in the agriculture sector [2] but they are not on the national level of decision making, and are not related specifically to water [2]. The Ministry of Environment has a complaints section its website but it is not dedicated to water, nor policy making [3]. The Ministry of Energy operates no such service [4].","There is no evidence that platform where the private sector or marginalized groups in Iraq were involved in water resources development or management. \n\nThe website of the Ministry of Water Resources does not list events or meetings between the ministry and non state actors including the private sectors and marginalized societies (2). However, some joints initiatives made by Iraqi authorities with the support of International Organizations might include marginalized groups. For example, the project “Water Quality Control and Surveillance in Iraq\" is a joint initiative of WHO and UNICEF in collaboration with the Ministry of Environment and Ministry of Municipalities and Public Works of Iraq and, the Mayoralty of Baghdad and Ministry of Health and Ministry of Environment/KRG Erbil (3). UNICEF involvement show how the children, as a marginalized community, are taken into account in the project - however this initiative did not concern policy making (3). \n\nThe UN SDG 6.5.1 indicator referenced that there is a limited official contact between the government and the private sectors in the area of water resources development, management and use; and Iraq scored 20 in this indicator (1).","Private sector organisations may be involved in general water management platforms, however, there is no evidence of specific provisions for marginalised groups to participate.\n \n Coordination platforms for coordination on water resource management were introduced in Kazakhstan under the country's Water Code in 2003. [1] According to Article 43 of the Water Code, Basin Councils are established by river basin-level water organisations, and include representatives of local government, including regional ministries, local water users and civil society. [1] In practice, large industrial users of water are also important members, as well as experts and NGOs in relevant fields. [2, 3] However, there is evidence that the private sector is underrepresented, with one report stating that approximately 30% of a typical Basin Council's members are water user representatives and NGOs, versus 70% state stakeholders. [4] Under regulations from the Committee for Water Management of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources, basin water organisations are required to organise the operation of Basin Councils, consult them on water management issues and analyse recommendations, and also to make recommendations known to both state agencies and water organisations. [5]\n \n There is no specific provision for marginalised groups to participate in Basin Councils in relevant national legislation. [1, 5] Accounts on Basin Council activity and reports on the system do not refer to participation of marginalised groups. [2, 3, 6, 7] The statute of an Interdepartmental Council for Water Resource Management Issues created in 2015 does not allow for participation by the private sector. [6, 8] There are no other platforms for coordination between stakeholders restricted to water resource management in Kazakhstan.\n \n Separately, the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources created a Public Council in September 2019, which includes a Committee for Geology and Water Resources, on which representatives of national organisations sit, including the Water Management Association of Kazakhstan. [9, 10] In 2020, the Committee for Geology and Water Resources of the Public Council's work plan included consideration of the 2020-2030 State Programme for Water Resource Management. [11] However, no evidence that the Association includes private sector representatives or representatives of marginalised societies was found online, with the organisation's website offline. [12]","In Kyrgyzstan, no evidence was found to suggest that separate platforms have been established for private sector and marginalized societies (including women) involvement in water resources development, management and use activities. However, the private sector participates in Basin Council meetings.\n \n As part of Kyrgyzstan’s ongoing reforms in the field of water resources management, the country adopted a new Water Code in 2005, which provided for the establishment of “Basin Councils” (‘BC’s). The aim of these BCs is to ensure the participation of all stakeholders in developing and adopting managerial decisions on the use and protection of water resources, as well as improving the ecological status of water bodies and basins. [1] However, the BCs were developed to increase the general participation of all stakeholders, and their activities are not aimed specifically at increasing the participation of the private sector, nor marginalized societies (including women), in water resources development, management and use activities. [1] Nonetheless, a local water resources expert interviewee mentioned that the private sector and independent water resources experts take part in BC meetings, alongside state agency representatives (e.g. representatives from the State Water Agency and State Environment Protection Agency). [5]\n \n Under the 2005 Water Code, the BCs were established to act as consultative and advisory bodies to basin organisations responsible for the management of basin water resources. [1] However, with the adoption of a restructured system of administrative organs in 2011, the establishment of basin organisations as originally planned was cancelled, and the Government elected to establish five “Basin Water Resource Authorities” (‘BWRA’s) instead. [2] However, no evidence was found to suggest that these BWRAs have been established, and a 2016 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe noted that there was no evidence to suggest a realistic chance of them being established any time soon. [3]\n \n The 2005 Water Code stipulates that BC meetings must occur on an annual basis; however, a 2016 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe noted that meetings do not occur regularly due to financing difficulties. [3] No evidence recording any Kyrgyz BC meetings could be found online, and a 2019 report by the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia noted that only some BCs had been established. [4]\n \n As consultative organs to the BWRAs, the fact that BWRAs have not yet been established renders the BCs obsolete, which is an additional reason for which meetings are not held regularly. [2]","There is no publicly available evidence for a platform that consistently provides for private sector or marginalised societies to take part in water resources development, management and use activities. There is no record of such a platform at the website of the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MONRE) and no reports of any such initiatives have been found in national media, which reports on most government agency activities. [1] MONRE holds meetings with private companies that have concession agreements with the government but does not host any industrial or commercial associations representing sectors. There is no mention of a mandate to meet with marginalised groups or the private sector in the list of MONRE’s rights and duties in Article 77 of the water and water resources law. However, the Lao Women’s Union (LWU) and the Lao Front for National Construction are mandated by the government to respond to the development needs of women and ethnic groups respectively, from village to central-government level and both were included on the now defunct Water Resources Coordinating Committee set up as the apex body for water resources in the 1990s. The LWU is sometimes involved in events held to discuss and plan water resources projects. [3,4]","Yes, the National Water Partnership (PNE) is a platform established for private sector and marginalized groups to be involved in water resources development, management and use.\n\nIt is organized in the form of a network of national and local actors involved in water management such as civil society, the private sector, state technical services, etc. Indeed, the PNE is composed, by voluntary membership, of the State, the private sector, associations and NGOs (representing the most vulnerable and margnialised sections of population), training and research institutes and bilateral or multilateral cooperation organizations supporting sustainable water management actions. [1]. \n\nMore recently, the PNE held its 2nd ordinary general assembly on 13 September 2018 where it adopted the provisional programme, and presented the progress of the activities of the PNE (activity report January-July 2018 and planning of activities August-December 2018, financial report). The assembly was also the moment where it unveiled its achievements such as carrying out a diagnostic study of the PNE's activities, the development of a strategy plan for the period 2016-2020 and the establishment of an executive secretariat. In spite of these achievements, the PNE faces difficulties to finance its activities and the necessity of giving a more practical content, more operational in the concept of integrated management of water resources as stated during the assembly. [2] It's focus on influencing National Policy is also limitted [2]","The National Council of Water allow consultation with the private sector [1]. The Council is made of 5 representatives from Civil society Organisations: (a) the National Federation of Fishermen, (b) the Federation of farmers and breeders, (c) hydraulic works companies (private sector), (d) consulting firms (private sector), and (e) NGOs working in the field of water and sanitation. [1] Although the exact names of NGOs participating in the council are not explicit, some of them could be in touch with marginalised groups such as women and children in remote areas, however this could not be proved from the decree [1].\n","There is some evidence of a platform in Myanmar established for private sector and marginalized societies involvement for water resources development, management and use activities.\n\nThere are several departments in Myanmar who specifically hold in charge and consult with rural areas such as the Water Resources Utilization Department (WRUD) which merged with Irrigation Department (ID) in 2015. There are consultations with local stakeholders for topographic surveys or stakeholders at township and water user level . [1,2] There is also the National Strategy for Rural Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) which involves the Government, Development Partners, International NGOs, national and local NGOs, and private sector through consultation and participation. For example, for new sites for latrines,users (especially women) have been consulted and approve of the siting and design of the latrine toilet. Stakeholders (especially rights holders) are involved in the planning, design, implementation, and monitoring and evaluation of all sanitation projects [3].","Such platform exists for consultation with the private sector and with marginalized societies, but there is no specific mention of work specific to women. \n\nThe Law on Water Resources of 2009 created the Board of Directors, which includes representation from rural, low-income and indigenous communities. [1] The Board of Directors meets twice a year and recently elected a new president in December 2018. [2,3] There is also evidence of a national working group on water (“Mesa del agua”) that meets with the private sector to promote the articulation and participation of stakeholders in water. In 2016 the National Water Authority (ANA) met with associations that represent private companies to discuss water governance. [4] There is no additional information about this working group with the private sector or about gender-related work on water issues in Perú from the ANA, Ministry of the Environment or the Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations. [5,6,7]\n","In Senegal there is a platform for private sector and marginalized societies (including women) involvement for water resources development, management and use activities. \n\nThe WATSAN programmes (Water and Sanitation Services) are programmes that have been carried out by water authorities to improve service delivery. To implement these WATSAN programmes, several main stakeloders are involved including the private sector, which is fully involved in service provision through the construction of infrastructure; NGOs and civil organisations, as well as water users, who participate in water associations where they have a platform. It seems that the WATSAN programmes involve policy making only to a certain extent as the main focus of these programmes is the construction of water infrastructure (5) \n\nThe Superior Water Council is responsible for coordinating all initiatives related to water management in the national territory, and resolving any conflict related to the water use of the different sectors. Within this entity, marginalized societies (including women) are integrated since a representative of the National Federation of Women's Group, attends the Superior Water Council. (1) Within this entity, a representative of the farmers' association; of the breeder's association represent the private sector - however representatives from other sectors apart from agriculture do not seem to take part (2,3,4) Moreover, according to the decree creating the Superior Water Council, this council has meetings at least twice a year, on convocation of its president.(1) However, no evidence of meetings actually taking place could be found. (2,3,4) \n\n\nThe SDG 6.5.1 Report scores SÉNÉGAL with 80 for the private sector capacity to participate in the relevant water policy. Indeed, it is stated that the private sector has regular opportunities to take part in political processes, planning and management. (6)\n","In Serbia there is a platform established for private sector involvement in development of policy that affects the agriculture, industry and service sectors. However it is not a body this is specific for water resources development, management and use activities and does not cover inclusion of marginalised communities. \n\nSuch cooperation is ensured through Serbian Chamber of Commerce (SCC) and its regional centres. Members of the SCC are economic societies, grouped into the sectors of agriculture, industry and services. Within the network of 16 regional chambers of commerce and the capital chamber, professional support and effective representation of the interests of the economy by regions is provided. The SCC represents the interests and attitudes of its members by participating in the creation of laws and other regulations important for the business community.[1] This body is not specific to water issues, however any changes in water law that might affect businesses in these sectors could be raised through the Chambers [1]\n\nSerbia reports the score 20 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Business participation in water resources development, management and use at national level. The assessment states that some bodies have communication with business sector; whereas other responsible authorities have limited communication, mainly in cases when water policy changes are needed. But some good examples exists, such as the case of Užice City problem [4]. Communication with business sector on issues of water emission control and information needed for the preparation of secondary legislation in the city was provided through regional cooperation with Chambers of Commerce [4] and by organizing a number of annual conferences. This allowed for the business sector to provide direct communication with competent authorities. [2] \n\nAccording to the Water Management Strategy, to ensure a public participation, a decision to establish a National Water Conference has been taken in 2011, but the members still have not been appointed. [3]","There is a process for the private sector and marginalised societies to take part in relevant water policy, planning and management at national level. \n\nAccording to article 34 of the Environmental Protection Law, the Minister of Environment may establish Expert Councils, composed of representatives of municipalities, private sector and NGOs and in this way ensure broad participation of stakeholders in decision making process. [1] On 5 December 2018, Minister of the Environment and Spatial Planning was set up the Council for Cooperation with NGOs (NGO CNVOS) as the expert and consultative body for increasing NGO involvement in their work. NGO CNVOS was been selected by the NGOs representatives as their umbrella organization. The NGO Council will be a partner to the Ministry in the drafting legislative and other documents. [2] Members of the NGO Council are include representatives of the private sector, alongside civil society organisations e.g. charities. [3] Minutes of the meetings of NGO CNVOS are publicly available, such those from meetings organised in 2019 and 2018. [4, 5] the process for which a council is established is clear and systematically enforced - this provides a clear platform for local stakeholders to engage in planning [1,4] \n\n","Syrian water laws do not provide any platform for inclusion of marginalized societies or women into consultation for water management.\n\nThere are currently no large-scale public-private partnerships in Syria, either in the water and sanitation sectors or the irrigation sector. Water resources management is considered a wholly public service. [1][2] The Water User Associations are platforms for consultation, but not necessarily for marginlaized societies or women. Hoewver they do take into account the private citizen and their demands. [3][4]","There is no evidence to suggest that platforms have been established for private sector and marginalized societies' (including women) involvement in water resources development, management and use activities, in the Republic of Tajikistan.\n \n According to a 2020 report by the Scientific Information Centre of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), certain other countries in the area (i.e. Kyrgyz Republic) have established “Basin Councils” (‘BC’s) in order to implement the Integrated Water Resources Management (‘IWRM’) principle of public participation. [1] The aim of the BCs is to ensure the participation of all stakeholders in developing and adopting managerial decisions on the use and protection of water resources, as well as improving the ecological status of water bodies. [1]\n \n A new Water Code adopted in April 2020 in Tajikistan to introduce the principles of IWRM stipulates the creation of river basin councils as consultation and advisory bodies, charged with considering and approving water resource management projects in the relevant areas and coordinating the activity and interests of all concerned parties. [2] According to the Water Code, the procedures for the development of Basin Councils is to be articulated in secondary legisation, but no evidence of such legislation was found on the website of the Ministry of Water and Energy Resources and the government's legislative database. [3, 4] However, the Water Code states that BCs are to include representatives of local water users and social organisations (as well as national and local authorities), but makes no further specific provisions for involvement of the private sector and/or marginalized social groups in the BCs. [2]\n \n Indeed, a book published in 2017 on the topic of water resources management in Central Asia noted that although the country's Water Code stipulates that management of water resoures should involve public participation, in practice, these principles were not implementable as there are no platforms for the public to influence water resources management in the Republic. [3]","There is no evidence to suggest that platforms have been established for private sector and marginalized societies' (including women) involvement in water resources development, management and use activities, in the Republic of Tajikistan.\n \n According to a 2020 report by the Scientific Information Centre of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), certain other countries in the area (i.e. Kyrgyz Republic) have established “Basin Councils” (‘BC’s) in order to implement the Integrated Water Resources Management (‘IWRM’) principle of public participation. [1] The aim of the BCs is to ensure the participation of all stakeholders in developing and adopting managerial decisions on the use and protection of water resources, as well as improving the ecological status of water bodies. [1]\n \n A new Water Code adopted in April 2020 in Tajikistan to introduce the principles of IWRM stipulates the creation of river basin councils as consultation and advisory bodies, charged with considering and approving water resource management projects in the relevant areas and coordinating the activity and interests of all concerned parties. [2] According to the Water Code, the procedures for the development of Basin Councils is to be articulated in secondary legisation, but no evidence of such legislation was found on the website of the Ministry of Water and Energy Resources and the government's legislative database. [3, 4] However, the Water Code states that BCs are to include representatives of local water users and social organisations (as well as national and local authorities), but makes no further specific provisions for involvement of the private sector and/or marginalized social groups in the BCs. [2]\n \n Indeed, a book published in 2017 on the topic of water resources management in Central Asia noted that although the country's Water Code stipulates that management of water resoures should involve public participation, in practice, these principles were not implementable as there are no platforms for the public to influence water resources management in the Republic. [3]","There is no specific platform and mention of participation mechanisms for private sectors and marginalized groups in Thailand. \n\nThe Office of National Water Resources has records of many public hearings and workshops [1]. The Royal Irrigation Department also has a 24 hour hotline but does not specify the function of the line as a means for consultation [2]. Additionally, the Thai government has various channels for communications regarding their policy and laws, including two online public consultation platforms, one for government projects, which includes many water resource management and rehabilitation projects and one for amendment of laws and regulations [3][4]. There are also various seminars and workshops open to the public throughout the country, but there is no specific platform established for participation of vulnerable groups.","No platforms have been established for involving the private sector and marginalized communities or women in water resources development, management and use. Private sector representatives may be invited to Water Management Coordination Committee or Basin Management Central Committee meetings, at the discretion of the Directorate General of Water Management, but even these discretionary arrangements do not apply to women or marginalised groups. [1]\n\nNone of the announcements/news items published on the website of the General Directorate of Water Management during 2018 and the first three months of 2019 referred to consultations with members of the business community or with marginalised groups or women. [1]\n\nArticle 5 of the notice establishing the Basin Management Central Committee states that the chair of the committee may invite private sector representatives to take part, depending on the agenda. [2] Similarly, the circular establishing the Water Management Coordination Committee makes it possible for private sector representatives to be invited to meetings and to take part in the work of sub-committees. [3] In practice, the reports of the Basin Management Central Committee meetings held in 2017 and 2018 contained in the bulletins of the Directorate General of Water Management (bulletins 13 and 16) do not name any non-government entities among those represented. [4] The Water Management Coordination Committee does not appear to have met (See above).\n\nWith respect to the local level, Article 6 of the Notice concerning the Organisation, Duties and Operating Procedures and Principles of the Basin Management Central Committee, Basin Management Committees and Provincial Water Management Coordination Boards names among the members of the Basin Management Committees –in addition to representatives of many public institutions – “representatives, to be determined by the committee chair, of organised industrial zones, universities, civil society organisations, irrigation associations and irrigation cooperatives, provided that there shall be no more than two representatives of each.” Article 8 of the same Notice names among the members of the Provincial Water Management Coordination Boards – again, in addition to representatives of many public institutions – “at most two representatives each of universities and irrigation associations”. \n\nDepending on the agenda, the chair of the Board may also invite representatives of additional public and private institutions including the head of the local chamber of industry or chamber of industry and trade, the director of the electricity distribution company in the province, a representative of the private sector, a representative of irrigation representatives, a representative of water products growers, a power plant representative, a private sector hydroelectric power plant representative and civil society organisation representatives and other experts.[5] Private sector representatives are in fact included in meetings of the Provincial Water Management Coordination Boards. For example, representatives of the local chamber of trade and industry took part in the first meeting of the Bursa Provincial Water Management Coordination Board. [6]","There are some platforms for the involvement of the private sector and marginalized societies (including women) in water management. \n \n The Water Code of Turkmenistan, last modified in 2019, establishes a basis for so-called \"basin councils\" that can be formed \"to provide for the rational and thorough usage and protection of water resources\". [1] While these councils are not exclusive to marginalized societies, there is evidence of the participation of peasant farmers in them; in October 2018, the country's first basin council was formed in the Maryy province (velayat) and included representatives from peasant (daikhan) associations, in addition to local administrations, water providers and local water authorities. [2] \n \n The law governing the operation of peasant organisations in Turkmenistan, \"On daikhan [peasant] associations\", also grants members of such associations the right to organise into collectives for the management of water resources on adjacent territories. [3] \n \n The Water Code of Turkmenistan defines two additional types of organisations: water user associations are defined as \"social formations created for the joint management and maintenance of domestic irrigation and drainage systems\", and water user groups are defined as \"unorganised water users, who [...] assume responsibility for the maintenance and operation of irrigation and collector-drainage networks located on daikhan [peasant] farms\". [1] A project sponsored by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Adaptation Fund, with aroung USD 667,000 in co-financing from the Government of Turkmenistan, established and operationalised water user groups (WUGs) in three locations across the country and trained over 500 people. The management committees of the WUGs established during this project were required to consist of at least 30 percent women, and the UNDP reported that women were active participants in the groups. [4] \n \n Additionally, there is at least one basin council in Turkmenistan. In October 2018, the country's first basin council was formed in the Maryy province (velayat) and included representatives from local administrations, peasant (daikhan) associations, water providers and local water authorities. [5]\n \n However, as of 2017, water user associations (WUAs) had not been introduced in the country, partially due to the Government's failure to adopt a Draft Law on Water User Associations. [4]","There is a platform established for private sector involvement for water resources development, management and use activities, but not for marginalized societies (including women).\n \n Associations of water consumers formed by agricultural enterprises, local authorities and other water consumers, are regulated by Article 18(2) of Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" among other legislative acts. [1] In particular, associations decide on the construction of new water access points, enter into water supply and purchase agreements, set water use limits, manage water supply facilities, determine quantitative rights to water and calculate estimates to such ends in accordance with Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 8 5 January 2002 \"On Measures to Reorganise Agricultural Enterprises into Farms\". [2]\n \n A number of problems with associations of water consumers are highlighted in a United Nations Development Programme Policy Brief on the current condition of Water Users Associations in Uzbekistan and recommendations on further development of their activities of 6 December 2017, which lists the lack of a clear understanding of their role and purpose, the lack of a special body to protect their interests, financial issues and legislative inconsistencies among others. [3] The Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") reflects such concerns, particularly noting that they have failed to become sustainable structures for self-governance by water consumers resulting in a degradation of technical conditions, poor service provision and growth in debt, which the planned Water Code will need to address. [4]\n \n The South Karakalpakstan Water Resources Management Improvement project Results Framework indicates that 34 operational associations of water consumers have been created or strengthened under the project out of a target number of 40 to be created or strengthened by September 2021. [5]\n \n The 2017 research paper \"Collective Action in the Irrigation Sector of Uzbekistan: A Case Study of Water Consumers’ Associations (WCAs) in the Karshi Steppe\" under USAID Partnerships for Enhanced Engagement in Research (PEER) Cycle 4 project \"Mitigating the competition for water in the Amudarya River Basin, Central Asia, by improving water use efficiency\" provides insight into the activities and operationality of associations of water consumers in Kashkadarya Region. [6] According to the report, the main responsibilities of Water Consumer Associations (WCAs) in Kashkadarya Province include ensuring reliable water distribution among farmers; determining and collecting Irrigation Service Fees; resolving disputes that concern water use and management of irrigation and drainage systems in an appropriate, transparent, and democratic manner; maintaining, rehabilitating and improving the irrigation and drainage system in the WCA operational area; and monitoring water use based on the agreed-upon delivery schedule. The Muglon Obi Hayoti WCA, for example, comprised 127 members in 2016 with 16 members of staff, namely a chairman, an accountant, an inspector, three water masters (mirab), and 10 pump controllers. \n \n No evidence has been identified of any platform for marginalised societies for water resources development, management and use activities on the website of the Ministry of Water Management. [7] No mention of plans to introduce such platforms is mentioned in the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030. [4]","There is a platform established for private sector involvement for water resources development, management and use activities, but not for marginalized societies (including women).\n \n Associations of water consumers formed by agricultural enterprises, local authorities and other water consumers, are regulated by Article 18(2) of Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" among other legislative acts. [1] In particular, associations decide on the construction of new water access points, enter into water supply and purchase agreements, set water use limits, manage water supply facilities, determine quantitative rights to water and calculate estimates to such ends in accordance with Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 8 5 January 2002 \"On Measures to Reorganise Agricultural Enterprises into Farms\". [2]\n \n A number of problems with associations of water consumers are highlighted in a United Nations Development Programme Policy Brief on the current condition of Water Users Associations in Uzbekistan and recommendations on further development of their activities of 6 December 2017, which lists the lack of a clear understanding of their role and purpose, the lack of a special body to protect their interests, financial issues and legislative inconsistencies among others. [3] The Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") reflects such concerns, particularly noting that they have failed to become sustainable structures for self-governance by water consumers resulting in a degradation of technical conditions, poor service provision and growth in debt, which the planned Water Code will need to address. [4]\n \n The South Karakalpakstan Water Resources Management Improvement project Results Framework indicates that 34 operational associations of water consumers have been created or strengthened under the project out of a target number of 40 to be created or strengthened by September 2021. [5]\n \n The 2017 research paper \"Collective Action in the Irrigation Sector of Uzbekistan: A Case Study of Water Consumers’ Associations (WCAs) in the Karshi Steppe\" under USAID Partnerships for Enhanced Engagement in Research (PEER) Cycle 4 project \"Mitigating the competition for water in the Amudarya River Basin, Central Asia, by improving water use efficiency\" provides insight into the activities and operationality of associations of water consumers in Kashkadarya Region. [6] According to the report, the main responsibilities of Water Consumer Associations (WCAs) in Kashkadarya Province include ensuring reliable water distribution among farmers; determining and collecting Irrigation Service Fees; resolving disputes that concern water use and management of irrigation and drainage systems in an appropriate, transparent, and democratic manner; maintaining, rehabilitating and improving the irrigation and drainage system in the WCA operational area; and monitoring water use based on the agreed-upon delivery schedule. The Muglon Obi Hayoti WCA, for example, comprised 127 members in 2016 with 16 members of staff, namely a chairman, an accountant, an inspector, three water masters (mirab), and 10 pump controllers. \n \n No evidence has been identified of any platform for marginalised societies for water resources development, management and use activities on the website of the Ministry of Water Management. [7] No mention of plans to introduce such platforms is mentioned in the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030. [4]","Venezuela has local platforms where women and other marginalized groups participate in water resources development, management and use activities, while the private sector has limited participation at the regional and national levels. \n\nA 2006 report on Integrated Water Resources Management in Venezuela stated that some regional and local pilot projects for water resources management were including more women’s participation. In addition, the report stated that “women, ethnic groups and NGOs” were increasing their levels of participation in water resources councils, but that levels were still not “sufficient for decision making” [1]. According to the report, local Technical Water Boards (MTA) “are an example of the participation of minority groups in the allocation of the resource” [1]. \n\nAccording to the 2007 Water Resources Law, the National Water Resources Council, which the Ministry of Care for Water Resources presides over, includes representatives of each Hydrographic Region Council, a representative from the National Assembly, a representative of institutional water users and a representative of the National Institute of Indigenous Peoples, as well as representatives from government ministries [2]. The Council is tasked with advising on water conservation and sustainable use policies, advising on the creation of the National Integrated Water Resources Management Plan, participating in the creation of technical regulations, and issuing opinions regarding water transfers between hydrographic regions, among other responsibilities [2]. There is no mention of the Private Sector being included [2]\n","There is some evidence of a platform in Vietnam established for private sector and marginalized societies involvement for water resources development, management and use activities, but it is not comprehensive and there is no evidence of special provisions for women.\n\nThe Law on Water Resources of 2012 does not have any provisions for involving the private sector or marginalized communities. [1] However, the Government has issued a decree to support the development of small irrigation, in-field irrigation and advanced and water-saving irrigation for low income farmers. This Decree builds a mechanism for organizations and individuals to invest in construction of water storage works to be exempted from land rent when the State leases land to build works. [2] Websites for the Department of Water Resources Management (DWRM) and the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MONRE) do not have more information about water management programmes for marginalized people and women. [3,4] The National Resources Strategy towards 2020, which was issued in 2006, does not mention women or marginalized societies. [5]\n",null,null,null,"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n [2] Ministry of Justice, \" Water Affairs Management Law Enacted\" (مقرره در مورد کیفیت آب و کنترل و نگهداری آنها) [http://old.moj.gov.af/Content/files/OfficialGazette/01301/OG_01367.pdf]\n \n [3] National Water Affairs Regulation Authority [https://nwara.gov.af/en]\n \n [4] Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock {https://mail.gov.af/dr]\n \n [5] Office of the President of the Afghanistan. \" High Council on Land and Water Member.\" [https://president.gov.af/en/high-council-on-land-and-water-members/]\n \n [6] Rasooly, Nawid. 17 December 2019. \"Master of Science Thesis: Water Governance in Afghanistan\". [https://ir.library.oregonstate.edu/downloads/wp988r70x?locale=en] (direct download)\n \n [7] United Nation Assistance Mission in Afghanistan \"An Assessment of Afghanistan’s Legal Framework Governing Water for Agriculture.\" [https://unama.unmissions.org/sites/default/files/2016_19_10_water_rights_final_v2.pdf]\n \n [8] International Commission for Water Coordination in Central Asia. \"Water Resources Management in Afghanistan: The Issues and Options\". [http://www.cawater-info.net/afghanistan/afg10_e.htm].\n \n [9] Relief Web. 30 September 2002. \"Needs assessment on soil and water in Afghanistan\". [https://reliefweb.int/report/afghanistan/needs-assessment-soil-and-water-afghanistan].\n \n [10] Presidency of Afghanistan. 2 April 2018 \"President Ghani emphasized effective water management and equitable distribution\", (\"رئیس‌جمهورغنی بر مدیریت موثر و تقسیم عادلانه آب تأکید کرد\"). [https://president.gov.af/da/news-366251].\n \n [11] Presidency of Afghanistan. 25 July 2017 \"The meeting of the Supreme Council of Land and Water was held under the chairmanship of President Ghani\", (\"رئیس‌جمهورغنی بر مدیریت موثر و تقسیم عادلانه آب تأکید کرد\"). [https://president.gov.af/da/News/99880].","[1] Constitutional President of the Republic. Supreme Decree 26599. 2002. https://www.ecolex.org/details/legislation/decreto-supremo-no-26599-crea-el-consejo-interinstitucional-del-agua-coniag-lex-faoc044141/\n[2] Constitutional President of the Republic. Law 18. 2006. https://www.ecolex.org/details/legislation/ley-no-3360-consejo-interinstitucional-del-agua-lex-faoc062412/\n[3] Constitutional President of the Republic. Supreme Decree 29082. 2007. http://gacetaoficialdebolivia.gob.bo/index.php/normas/descargar/26589\n[4] National Federation of Women Farmworkers. Who are we. 2019. https://www.bartolinasisa.org/quienes-somos/\n[5] Confederation of Indigenous Peoples of Eastern Bolivia. 2019. http://coica.org.ec/cidob/\n[6] Confederation of Private Business People of Bolivia. Annual Report. 2018. http://www.cepb.org.bo/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/MEMORIA-CEPB-2018-.pdf\n[7] Google. site:gob.bo CONSEJO INTERINSTITUCIONAL DEL AGUA. 2019. https://www.google.com/search?q=site:gob.bo+CONSEJO+INTERINSTITUCIONAL+DEL+AGUA&safe=off&client=firefox-b-d&ei=pGviXIHyEMqz5gLPjJ6wBA&start=0&sa=N&ved=0ahUKEwiB1O233qniAhXKmVkKHU-GB0Y4FBDy0wMIcw&biw=1221&bih=936\n[8] La Razon. 2019. http://la-razon.com/\n[9] El Mundo. 2019. http://elmundo.com.bo/elmundo/\n[10] Vos, Hugo de, Rutgerd Boelens, and Rocio Bustamante. \"Formal law and local water control in the Andean region: A fiercely contested field.\" Water Resources Development 22.1 (2006): 37-48","[1] Sein Aung Min. \"National Water Resources\n  Management in Myanmar \" . https://www.riob.org/fr/file/281072/download?token=ntZ2J97q [2] Republic of the UNion of Myanmar. \"Irrigated Agriculture Inclusive Development Project\". June 2016. https://www.adb.org/sites/default/files/linked-documents/47152-002-sd-01.pdf[3] Government of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar. \"National Strategy for\n  Rural Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)\". http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/documents/Core_Doc_Strategic_Operational_Framework_2017-2019_WASH_Cluster.pdf [4]“Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\n  http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs21/ROV-2014-Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_research_and_analysis-en.pdf [5]Global Water Partnership. \"Assessment on the National Water Policy of Myanmar\" https://www.gwp.org/globalassets/global/gwp-sea_files/assessment-on-the-national-water-policy-of-myanmar.pdf","[1] Office of the President of the Republic (Brazil). \"Law no. 9,433 of 8 January 1997. Establishes the National Policy for Water Resources, creates the National Water Resources Management System, regulates item XIX of Article 21 of the Federal Constitution, and alters Article 1 of Law no. 8,001 of 13 March 1990, which amended Law no. 7,990 of 28 December 1989 (Lei no. 9.433 de 8 de janeiro de 1997. Institui a Política National de Recursos Hídricos, cria o Sistema National de Gerenciamento de Recursos Hídricos, regulamenta o inciso XIX do art. 21 da Constituição Federal, e altera o art. 1º da Lei nº 8.001, de 13 de março de 1990, que modificou a Lei nº 7.990, de 28 de dezembro de 1989)\". http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/leis/l9433.htm\n[2] Ministry of Regional Development (Brazil). National Council for Water Resources. \"Counselors (Conselheiros)\". 9 April 2019. http://www.cnrh.gov.br/conselheiros\n[3] Ministry of Regional Development (Brazil). National Council for Water Resources. \"National Council for Water Resources – CNRH (Conselho National de Recursos Hídricos – CNRH)\". 8 January 2018. http://www.cnrh.gov.br/cnrh\n[4] Ministry of Regional Development (Brazil). National Council for Water Resources. \"Internal regiment (Regimento interno)\". 8 October 2017. http://www.cnrh.gov.br/regimento-interno-cnrh\n[5] Ministry of Regional Development (Brazil). National Council for Water Resources. \"Resolutions (Resoluções)\". http://www.cnrh.gov.br/resolucoes\n[6] Ministry of Regional Development (Brazil). National Council for Water Resources. \"CNRH meetings(Reuniões CNRH)\". http://www.cnrh.gov.br/reunioes-plenarias","[1] Sein Aung Min. \"National Water Resources\n  Management in Myanmar \" . https://www.riob.org/fr/file/281072/download?token=ntZ2J97q [2] Republic of the UNion of Myanmar. \"Irrigated Agriculture Inclusive Development Project\". June 2016. https://www.adb.org/sites/default/files/linked-documents/47152-002-sd-01.pdf[3] Government of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar. \"National Strategy for\n  Rural Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)\". http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/documents/Core_Doc_Strategic_Operational_Framework_2017-2019_WASH_Cluster.pdf [4]“Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\n  http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs21/ROV-2014-Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_research_and_analysis-en.pdf [5]Global Water Partnership. \"Assessment on the National Water Policy of Myanmar\" https://www.gwp.org/globalassets/global/gwp-sea_files/assessment-on-the-national-water-policy-of-myanmar.pdf","[1] Ministry of Water Resources, “Consultation\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mwr.gov.cn/hd/zqyj/.\n[2] Ministry of Water Resources, “Public Consultation\", accessed in 2019, http://zxzj.mwr.gov.cn/irp/html/index.html.\n[3] Ministry of Water Resources, “Report and Complaints\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mwr.gov.cn/hd/jbts2018/.\n[4] Ministry of Water Resources, “Consultation\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mwr.gov.cn/hd/zqyj/.","[1] Congress of the Republic of Colombia. Law 1753 of 2015. 2015. http://www.secretariasenado.gov.co/senado/basedoc/ley_1753_2015_pr005.html#250\n[2] Ministry of Environment. Directorate of Integrated Management of Water Resources. 2015. https://sogeocol.edu.co/documentos/mp20150102_politica_nal_rec_hidr.pdf\n[3] Garcia, Maria del Pilar. “Citizen Participation in Integrated Water Management” in Water Law. 2010. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/326550534_Participacion_Ciudadana_en_la_Gestion_Integral_del_Agua\n[4] Ministry of Housing. National Water Council approved way forward for protection and recovery of water resources in Colombia. 2018. http://www.minvivienda.gov.co/sala-de-prensa/noticias/2018/junio/consejo-nacional-del-agua-aprobo-hoja-de-ruta-de-proteccion-y-recuperacion-del-recurso-hidrico-en-colombia","[1] Sein Aung Min. \"National Water Resources\n  Management in Myanmar \" . https://www.riob.org/fr/file/281072/download?token=ntZ2J97q [2] Republic of the UNion of Myanmar. \"Irrigated Agriculture Inclusive Development Project\". June 2016. https://www.adb.org/sites/default/files/linked-documents/47152-002-sd-01.pdf[3] Government of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar. \"National Strategy for\n  Rural Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)\". http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/documents/Core_Doc_Strategic_Operational_Framework_2017-2019_WASH_Cluster.pdf [4]“Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\n  http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs21/ROV-2014-Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_research_and_analysis-en.pdf [5]Global Water Partnership. \"Assessment on the National Water Policy of Myanmar\" https://www.gwp.org/globalassets/global/gwp-sea_files/assessment-on-the-national-water-policy-of-myanmar.pdf","[1] National Assembly, Republic of Ecuador. Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water. 2014. https://www.agua.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/LEYD-E-RECURSOS-HIDRICOS-II-SUPLEMENTO-RO-305-6-08-204.pdf\n[2] Constitutional President of the Republic. Regulations Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, Executive Decree 650. 2015. https://www.agua.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/REGLAMENTO-LEY-RECURSOS-HIDRICOS-USOS-Y-APROVECHAMIENTO-DEL-AGUApdf.pdf\n[3] Secretariat of Water. Chancellor of Bolivia holds work session with the Secretary of Water. 2017. https://www.agua.gob.ec/canciller-de-bolivia-mantiene-reunion-de-trabajo-con-secretario-del-agua/\n[4] Secretariat of Water. Secretary of Water gives account of 2018 management to country. 2019. https://www.agua.gob.ec/secretario-del-agua-rinde-cuentas-al-pais-de-su-gestion-2018/","\n(1)Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics. [https://www.facebook.com/Minist%C3%A8re-de-lEnergie-et-de-lHydraulique-Guin%C3%A9e-335378016664886/].\n(2)Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics. [https://www.facebook.com/Minist%C3%A8re-de-lEnergie-et-de-lHydraulique-Guin%C3%A9e-335378016664886/]. \n(3)UN Stats. \"Water in Guinea\". [https://unstats.un.org/unsd/environment/envpdf/UNSD_TogoWorkshop/Session%207b_Guin%C3%A9e_L'Eau%20en%20Guin%C3%A9e.pdf].\n(4)Guinea Water Company (SEG). [http://segguinee.com/fr/]. \n(5)République de Guinée. \"SECONDE COMMUNICATION NATIONALE A LA CONVENTION CADRE DES NATIONS UNIES SUR LES CHANGEMENTS CLIMATIQUES\". [https://unfccc.int/sites/default/files/resource/GUINEA%20-%20SCN-1.pdf]. \n(6)Ps-Eau. 2013. \"Guinée\". [https://www.pseau.org/outils/ouvrages/ps_eau_fiche_pays_guinee_2013.pdf]. (7)Droit Afrique. \"Guinée- Code de l’eau\" 15 février 1994. Loi n°L/94/ 005/CTRN. [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/gui4825.pdf]. \n(8)Republic of Guinea. 2011. \"National Environmental Policy\". [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/gui147379.pdf]\n(9) IWRM Data Portal. \"Questionnaire pour les pays portant sur l'indicateur 6.5.1\". 2017. [http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Guinea].","1- laws and Regulations Portal of Islamic Republic of Iran, \"Appointment of the Members of the Supreme Council of Water\", 2002, http://qavanin.org/Law/TreeText/245316\n2- The Islamic Republic News Agency, \"Facilitation of Active Public Participation in management and Protection of Water Resources\", 2015, http://www.irna.ir/fa/News/81753829\n3- Department of Environment Services, Complaints Accessed 13 May 2019 https://www.doe.ir/portal/home/?964439/Services\n4- Ministry of Energy, http://news.moe.gov.ir/home?lang=en-US Accessed 13 May 2019","1. UNEPDHI \"SDG 6.5.1 Iraq Country Report\" 2017 http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Iraq 2. Ministry of Water Resources \"Ministry of Water Resources\" 2019 http://www.mowr.gov.iq/node?page=4","[1] Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan. 2003. \"Water Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Водный кодекс Республики Казахстан\"). [https://online.zakon.kz/document/?doc_id=1042116].\n \n [2] Panorama. 3 July 2017. \"Specialists consider the basin council the most effective agency able to solve water management problems\", (\"Специалисты считают, бассейновый совет самым эффективным органом, способным решить водохозяйственные проблемы\"). [http://www.panoramakz.com/index.php/layout/ecology/item/38198-spetsialisty-schitayut-bassejnovyj-sovet-samym-effektivnym-organom-sposobnym-reshit-vodokhozyajstvennye-problemy].\n \n [3] Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe. 26 July 2017. \"OSCE supports meeting of the Chu-Talas Basin Council in Kazakhstan\", (\"ОБСЕ поддерживает проведение встречи Шу-Таласского бассейнового совета в Казахстане\"). [https://www.osce.org/ru/programme-office-in-astana/332431].\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination Scientific Information Centre. 2019. \"Review of the development of basin councils in the world and perspectives for Central Asia\", (\"Обзор развития бассейновых советов в мире и перспективы для Центральной Азии\"). [http://icwc-aral.uz/pdf/mirzaev-basin.pdf].\n \n [5] Committee for Water Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Order No. 170 of 13 August 2019. \"On approval of the Statutes of the basin inspectorates for regulation of the use and protection of water resources of the Committee for Water Resources of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan\", (\"Об утверждении положений бассейновых инспекций по регулированию использования и охране водных ресурсов Комитета по водным ресурсам Министерства экологии, геологии и природных ресурсов Республики Казахстан\"). [https://tengrinews.kz/zakon/pravitelstvo_respubliki_kazahstan_premer_ministr_rk/ohrana_i_ispolzovanie_vod/id-G1900000170/].\n \n [6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination Scientific Information Centre. 2020. \"Organisational aspects of water management in Central Asian countries\", (\"Организационные аспекты управления водой в странах Центральной Азии\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/sic-icwc_proceedings_06_2020.pdf].\n \n [7] Regnum. 8 July 2016. \"Kazakhstan is on the brink of another ecological catastrophe\", (\"Казахстан стоит на пороге очередной экологической катастрофы\"). [https://regnum.ru/news/economy/2154999.html].\n \n [8] Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Decree No. 141-r of 18 December 2015. \"On creation of the Interdepartmental Council for Water Resource Management Issues of Kazakhstan\", (\"О создании Межведомственного совета по вопросам управления водными ресурсами Казахстана\").[https://tengrinews.kz/zakon/pravitelstvo_respubliki_kazahstan_premer_ministr_rk/konstitutsionnyiy_stroy_i_osnovyi_gosudarstvennogo_upravleniya/id-R1500000141/].\n \n [9] Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Order 21-F of 4 September 2019. \"On approval of the Statute of the Public Council for issues of ecology, geology and natural resources of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan\", (\"Об утверждении Положения об Общественном совете по вопросам экологии, геологии и природных ресурсов Министерства экологии, экологии, геологии и природных ресурсов Республики Казахстан\"). [http://ecogosfond.kz/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/4.-Polozhenie-OS-rus.pdf].\n \n [10] Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Order 20-P of 4 September 2019. \"On approval of composition of the Public Council for issues of ecology, geology and natural resources\", (\"Об утверждении состава Общественного совета по вопросам экологии, геологии и природных ресурсов\"). [http://ecogosfond.kz/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/3.-Prikaz-o-sostave-OS-rus..pdf]\n \n [11] Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan. 7 February 2020. \"Work Plan of the Public Council for issues of ecology, geology and natural resources for 2020\", (\"План работы Общественного совета по вопросам экологии, геологии и природных ресурсов на 2020 г.\").[http://ecogosfond.kz/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/plan_rab_os_na_2020_rus_com_compressed.pdf].\n \n [12] Association of Water Management Kazakhstan. [https://web.archive.org/web/20180322123455/http://www.kazaqua.com/].","[1] Ministry of Justice of the Kyrgyz Republic. 12 Jan 2005. “Water Code of the Kyrgyz Republic of 12 January 2005 № 8”, (“Водный Кодекс Кыргызской Республики от 12 января 2005 года № 8”. [http://cbd.minjust.gov.kg/act/view/ru-ru/1605?cl=ru-ru].\n\n[2] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. May 2012. “Underground Water Management and Transboundary Underground Waters in Kyrgyzstan”, (“Управление Подземными Водами и Трансграничные Подземные Воды в Кыргызстане”). [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/water/cwc/groundwater/%D0%A3%D0%BF%D1%80%D0%B0%D0%B2%D0%BB%D0%B5%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%B5_%D0%BF%D0%BE%D0%B4%D0%B7%D0%B5%D0%BC%D0%BD%D1%8B%D0%BC%D0%B8_%D0%B2%D0%BE%D0%B4%D0%B0%D0%BC%D0%B8_%D0%B8_%D1%82%D1%80%D0%B0%D0%BD%D1%81%D0%B3%D1%80%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%B8%D1%87%D0%BD%D1%8B%D0%B5_%D0%BF%D0%BE%D0%B4%D0%B7%D0%B5%D0%BC%D0%BD%D1%8B%D0%B5_%D0%B2%D0%BE%D0%B4%D1%8B_%D0%B2_%D0%A0%D0%B5%D1%81%D0%BF%D1%83%D0%B1%D0%BB%D0%B8%D0%BA%D0%B5_%D0%9A%D1%8B%D1%80%D0%B3%D1%8B%D0%B7%D1%81%D1%82%D0%B0%D0%BD_%D0%A2%D0%BE%D0%BB%D1%81%D1%82%D0%B8%D1%85%D0%B8%D0%BD_%D0%B8_%D0%A1%D0%B0%D1%85%D0%B2%D0%B0%D0%B5%D0%B2%D0%B0.pdf]\n\n[3] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. May 2016. “Implementation of the principle of basin management in Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia”, (“Осуществление принципа бассейнового управления в Восточной Европе, на Кавказе и в Центральной Азии”). [http://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/water/meetings/NPD_meetings/Publications/benchmarking-2016-RU.pdf]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 2019. “Review of the Development of Basin Councils in the World and Prospects for Central Asia”, (“Обзор Развития Бассейновых Советов в Мире и Перспективы Для Центральной Азии”). [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/sic-icwc_proceedings_02_2019.pdf]\n\n[5] Talaibek Makeev. Expert on Environment and Sustainable Development. Independent, (Previously United Nations Economic Commission for Europe). 16 July 2020.","[1] Sein Aung Min. \"National Water Resources\n  Management in Myanmar \" . https://www.riob.org/fr/file/281072/download?token=ntZ2J97q [2] Republic of the UNion of Myanmar. \"Irrigated Agriculture Inclusive Development Project\". June 2016. https://www.adb.org/sites/default/files/linked-documents/47152-002-sd-01.pdf[3] Government of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar. \"National Strategy for\n  Rural Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)\". http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/documents/Core_Doc_Strategic_Operational_Framework_2017-2019_WASH_Cluster.pdf [4]“Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\n  http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs21/ROV-2014-Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_research_and_analysis-en.pdf [5]Global Water Partnership. \"Assessment on the National Water Policy of Myanmar\" https://www.gwp.org/globalassets/global/gwp-sea_files/assessment-on-the-national-water-policy-of-myanmar.pdf","[1] GIRE Mali, \"PNE\", 2019, http://giremali.org/a-propos-de-nous?showall=&start=12\n[2] Afribone, \"PNE-Mali held its 2nd ordinary general assembly\", September 2018, https://afribone.com/?Assemblee-generale-du-PNE-MALI-le","[1] Government of Mauritania, \"Décret n°2007.009 du 9 janvier 2007 portant création du Conseil National de l'Eau et déterminant ses modalités d'organisation et de fonctionnement\", 2015, http://www.dgct.mr/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Recueil-2015-vf-29-avril-2015.pdf","[1] Sein Aung Min. \"National Water Resources\n  Management in Myanmar \" . https://www.riob.org/fr/file/281072/download?token=ntZ2J97q [2] Republic of the UNion of Myanmar. \"Irrigated Agriculture Inclusive Development Project\". June 2016. https://www.adb.org/sites/default/files/linked-documents/47152-002-sd-01.pdf[3] Government of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar. \"National Strategy for\n  Rural Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)\". http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/documents/Core_Doc_Strategic_Operational_Framework_2017-2019_WASH_Cluster.pdf [4]“Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\n  http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs21/ROV-2014-Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_research_and_analysis-en.pdf [5]Global Water Partnership. \"Assessment on the National Water Policy of Myanmar\" https://www.gwp.org/globalassets/global/gwp-sea_files/assessment-on-the-national-water-policy-of-myanmar.pdf","[1] Government of Perú. “Ley de recursos hidricos.” https://www.ANA.gob.pe/media/316755/leyrh.pdf\n[2] ANA. Sesion ordinaria. https://www.ana.gob.pe/consejo-directivo/sesiones-ordinarias\n[3] ANA. Search results. https://www.ana.gob.pe/noticias?title=consejo%20directivo&title_op=contains\n[4] iAgua. “La ANA presenta el plan de trabajo de 2016 a los gremios empresariales”. 2016. https://www.iagua.es/noticias/Perú/ANA-Perú/16/03/03/ANA-presenta-plan-trabajo-2016-gremios-empresariales\n[5] ANA. Inicio. https://www.ana.gob.pe/\n[6] Ministerio del Ambiente. INicio. https://www.gob.pe/minam\n[7] Ministerio de la mujer y poblaciones vulnerables. inicio. https://www.gob.pe/mimp\n","\n(1)Le portail au\ndroit de l'environnement. 1998. \"Décret nº 98-557 portant création d'un conseil supérieur de l'Eau\". [https://www.ecolex.org/fr/details/legislation/decret-no-98-557-portant-creation-dun-conseil-superieur-de-leau-lex-faoc016249/]. \n(2) Ministère de l'Hydraulique et de l'assainissement. [http://www.mha.gouv.sn/Options-strategiques.html].\n(3)Direction de la Gestion et de la Planification des Ressources en Eau (DGPRE). [http://www.dgpre.gouv.sn/index.php/nos-missions/]. \n(4)République du Sénégal. 2016. \"Lettre de Politique Sectorielle de Développement\". [https://www.pseau.org/outils/ouvrages/mha_lettre_de_politique_sectorielle_de_developpement_2016_2025_2017.pdf].\n(5) The International Water Association. 2015\"Mapping human resource capacity gaps in the water supply and sanitation sector\". [https://iwa-network.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/1422744544-Briefing-Note-Senegal-Final.pdf]. \n(6) IWRM Data Portal. \"Questionnaire pour les pays portant sur l'indicateur 6.5.1\". 2017. [http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/SÉNÉGAL].","[1] Sein Aung Min. \"National Water Resources\n  Management in Myanmar \" . https://www.riob.org/fr/file/281072/download?token=ntZ2J97q [2] Republic of the UNion of Myanmar. \"Irrigated Agriculture Inclusive Development Project\". June 2016. https://www.adb.org/sites/default/files/linked-documents/47152-002-sd-01.pdf[3] Government of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar. \"National Strategy for\n  Rural Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)\". http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/documents/Core_Doc_Strategic_Operational_Framework_2017-2019_WASH_Cluster.pdf [4]“Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\n  http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs21/ROV-2014-Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_research_and_analysis-en.pdf [5]Global Water Partnership. \"Assessment on the National Water Policy of Myanmar\" https://www.gwp.org/globalassets/global/gwp-sea_files/assessment-on-the-national-water-policy-of-myanmar.pdf","[1] Sein Aung Min. \"National Water Resources\n  Management in Myanmar \" . https://www.riob.org/fr/file/281072/download?token=ntZ2J97q [2] Republic of the UNion of Myanmar. \"Irrigated Agriculture Inclusive Development Project\". June 2016. https://www.adb.org/sites/default/files/linked-documents/47152-002-sd-01.pdf[3] Government of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar. \"National Strategy for\n  Rural Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)\". http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/documents/Core_Doc_Strategic_Operational_Framework_2017-2019_WASH_Cluster.pdf [4]“Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\n  http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs21/ROV-2014-Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_research_and_analysis-en.pdf [5]Global Water Partnership. \"Assessment on the National Water Policy of Myanmar\" https://www.gwp.org/globalassets/global/gwp-sea_files/assessment-on-the-national-water-policy-of-myanmar.pdf","[1] Ministry of Water Resources, Activities of the Ministry, Syrian Arab Republic\nhttp://mowr.gov.sy/index.php?m=148\n\n[2] Fanack Water, \"Water Management in Syria\", 19 March 2019. \nhttps://water.fanack.com/syria/water-management/\n\n[3] Water Legislation (No.31), Syrian Arab Republic. 16 November 2005.\nhttp://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/syr81193.pdf \n\n[4] Ministry of Water Resources, Executive instructions for the Syrian Water Legislation promulgated by Law No. 31. 2009\nhttp://mowr.gov.sy/index.php?d=64&id=166\n\n\n\n","[1] Scientific Information Centre of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, (Научно-информационный центр Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии). 2020. “Organisational Aspects of water management in the countries of Central Asia”, (“Организационные аспекты управления водой в странах Центральной Азии”). [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/sic-icwc_proceedings_06_2020.pdf].\n\n[2] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 2 Apr 2020. “Water Code of the Republic of Tajikistan of 2 April 2020, №1688”, (“Водный Кодекс Республики Таджикистан от 2 апреля 2020 года, №1688”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=136153].\n\n[3] Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan. [https://www.mewr.tj]\n\n[4] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). [http://www.adlia.tj/].\n\n[5] Miguel Angel Perez Martin. 2017. “Security and Human Right to Water in Central Asia”. New York: Palgrave Macmillan.","[1] Scientific Information Centre of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, (Научно-информационный центр Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии). 2020. “Organisational Aspects of water management in the countries of Central Asia”, (“Организационные аспекты управления водой в странах Центральной Азии”). [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/sic-icwc_proceedings_06_2020.pdf].\n\n[2] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 2 Apr 2020. “Water Code of the Republic of Tajikistan of 2 April 2020, №1688”, (“Водный Кодекс Республики Таджикистан от 2 апреля 2020 года, №1688”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=136153].\n\n[3] Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan. [https://www.mewr.tj]\n\n[4] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). [http://www.adlia.tj/].\n\n[5] Miguel Angel Perez Martin. 2017. “Security and Human Right to Water in Central Asia”. New York: Palgrave Macmillan.","[1] Sein Aung Min. \"National Water Resources\n  Management in Myanmar \" . https://www.riob.org/fr/file/281072/download?token=ntZ2J97q [2] Republic of the UNion of Myanmar. \"Irrigated Agriculture Inclusive Development Project\". June 2016. https://www.adb.org/sites/default/files/linked-documents/47152-002-sd-01.pdf[3] Government of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar. \"National Strategy for\n  Rural Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)\". http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/documents/Core_Doc_Strategic_Operational_Framework_2017-2019_WASH_Cluster.pdf [4]“Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\n  http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs21/ROV-2014-Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_research_and_analysis-en.pdf [5]Global Water Partnership. \"Assessment on the National Water Policy of Myanmar\" https://www.gwp.org/globalassets/global/gwp-sea_files/assessment-on-the-national-water-policy-of-myanmar.pdf","[1] Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry General Directorate of Water Management, Archive of Public Announcements, https://www.tarimorman.gov.tr/SYGM/Sayfalar/Arsiv.aspx?Liste=Duyuru . Accessed 4 April 2019\n[2] Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs, Notice concerning the Organisation, Duties and Operating Procedures and Principles of the Basin Management Central Committee, Basin Management Committees and Provincial Water Management Coordination Boards 18 January 2019, http://www.resmigazete.gov.tr/eskiler/2019/01/20190118-8.htm\n[3] Prime Ministry, Circular re Water Management Coordination Committee, 20 March 2012, http://www.resmigazete.gov.tr/eskiler/2012/03/20120320-9.htm\n[4] Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry Directorate General of Water Management Department of Basin Management. Bulletins of Water Management. (in Turkish) https://www.tarimorman.gov.tr/SYGM/Menu/82/Sygm-Bulten .Accessed 12 May 2019.\n[5] Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs, Notice concerning the Organisation, Duties and Operating Procedures and Principles of the Basin Management Central Committee, Basin Management Committees and Provincial Water Management Coordination Boards 18 January 2019, http://www.resmigazete.gov.tr/eskiler/2019/01/20190118-8.htm\n[6] First Regional Directorate of the State Water Works (DSI) Bursa. 27 October 2015. “Bursa İl Su Yönetimi Koordinasyon Kurulu 1. Toplantısı” (“First meeting of the Bursa Provincial Water Management Board”). https://www.facebook.com/DSI.1.Bolge.Mud/posts/bursa-il-su-yönetimi-koordinasyon-kurulu-1-toplantisiorman-ve-su-işleri-bakanlığ/923934954367961/ Accessed 13 May 2019.","[1] Government of Turkmenistan. 5 October 2019. \"Water Code of Turkmenistan\" (\"Водный кодекс Туркменистана\"). [http://continent-online.com/Document/?doc_id=38999429]. \n\n[2] Government of Turkmenistan. 21 October 2018. \"Small basin council formed in Maryy velayat\" (\"В Марыйском велаяте создан малый бассейновый совет водопользователей\"). [http://turkmenistan.gov.tm/?id=17368].\n\n[3] Government of Turkmenistan. 2 March 2019. \"On daikhan [peasant] association\" (\"О дайханских объединениях\"). [http://www.minjust.gov.tm/mcenter-single-ru/259].\n\n[4] United Nations Development Programme. July 2017. \"Final Evaluation of the Project 'Addressing Climate Change Risks to Farming Systems in Turkmenistan at National and Community Level'\". [https://erc.undp.org/evaluation/evaluations/detail/7927]. \n\n[5] Government of Turkmenistan. 21 October 2018. \"Small basin council formed in Maryy velayat\" (\"В Марыйском велаяте создан малый бассейновый совет водопользователей\"). [http://turkmenistan.gov.tm/?id=17368].","[1] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" (\"Закон Республики Узбекистан «О воде и водопользовании»\" 6 мая 1993 г., № 837-XII). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/93202].\n\n[2] Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Resolutionof the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 8 5 January 2002 \"On Measures to Reorganise Agricultural Enterprises into Farms\" (\"Постановление Кабинета Министров Республики Узбекистан №8 05.01.2002 О МЕРАХ ПО РЕОРГАНИЗАЦИИ СЕЛЬСКОХОЗЯЙСТВЕННЫХ ПРЕДПРИЯТИЙ В ФЕРМЕРСКИЕ ХОЗЯЙСТВА\"). [https://lex.uz/docs/242964#1760076].\n\n[3] United Nations Development Programme. 6 December 2017 \"Policy Brief on the current condition of Water Users Associations in Uzbekistan and recommendations on further development of their activities\" (\"Текущее состояниеассоциаций водопотребителейв Республике Узбекистани предложения по дальнейшемуразвитию их деятельности\"). [https://www.uz.undp.org/content/uzbekistan/en/home/library/environment_energy/policy-brief-on-the-current-condition-of-water-users-association.html].\n\n[4] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 19 February 2020. \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/396].\n\n[5] The World Bank. \"SOUTH KARAKALPAKSTAN WATER RESOURCES MGMT IMPROVEMENT\". Accessed 29 July 2020. [https://projects.worldbank.org/en/projects-operations/project-detail/P127764].\n\n[6] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 15 July 2020. [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru].","[1] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" (\"Закон Республики Узбекистан «О воде и водопользовании»\" 6 мая 1993 г., № 837-XII). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/93202].\n\n[2] Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Resolutionof the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 8 5 January 2002 \"On Measures to Reorganise Agricultural Enterprises into Farms\" (\"Постановление Кабинета Министров Республики Узбекистан №8 05.01.2002 О МЕРАХ ПО РЕОРГАНИЗАЦИИ СЕЛЬСКОХОЗЯЙСТВЕННЫХ ПРЕДПРИЯТИЙ В ФЕРМЕРСКИЕ ХОЗЯЙСТВА\"). [https://lex.uz/docs/242964#1760076].\n\n[3] United Nations Development Programme. 6 December 2017 \"Policy Brief on the current condition of Water Users Associations in Uzbekistan and recommendations on further development of their activities\" (\"Текущее состояниеассоциаций водопотребителейв Республике Узбекистани предложения по дальнейшемуразвитию их деятельности\"). [https://www.uz.undp.org/content/uzbekistan/en/home/library/environment_energy/policy-brief-on-the-current-condition-of-water-users-association.html].\n\n[4] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 19 February 2020. \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/396].\n\n[5] The World Bank. \"SOUTH KARAKALPAKSTAN WATER RESOURCES MGMT IMPROVEMENT\". Accessed 29 July 2020. [https://projects.worldbank.org/en/projects-operations/project-detail/P127764].\n\n[6] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 15 July 2020. [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru].","[1] Canizales, Ahzaid, et al. Integrated Water Resources Management in Venezuela. 2006. https://sswm.info/sites/default/files/reference_attachments/CANIZARES%20et%20al%202006%20GIRH-SPANISH.pdf\n[2] National Assembly of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Water Resources Law. 2007. http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/texts/ven69647.doc\n[3] Ministry of Care for Water Resources. Technical Water Boards. 2019. https://demo.minaguas.gob.ve/gestion/mta-mesas-tecnicas-del-agua/\n[4] Vice Presidency of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. This Thursday the National Water Council to be sworn in. 2018. http://www.vicepresidencia.gob.ve/este-jueves-se-juramenta-el-consejo-nacional-de-las-aguas/","[1] Sein Aung Min. \"National Water Resources\n  Management in Myanmar \" . https://www.riob.org/fr/file/281072/download?token=ntZ2J97q [2] Republic of the UNion of Myanmar. \"Irrigated Agriculture Inclusive Development Project\". June 2016. https://www.adb.org/sites/default/files/linked-documents/47152-002-sd-01.pdf[3] Government of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar. \"National Strategy for\n  Rural Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)\". http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/documents/Core_Doc_Strategic_Operational_Framework_2017-2019_WASH_Cluster.pdf [4]“Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\n  http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs21/ROV-2014-Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_research_and_analysis-en.pdf [5]Global Water Partnership. \"Assessment on the National Water Policy of Myanmar\" https://www.gwp.org/globalassets/global/gwp-sea_files/assessment-on-the-national-water-policy-of-myanmar.pdf"]
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[null,"2.3.1",null,0,1,2,1,2,1,1,1,0,0,2,0,1,1,0,2,1,2,2,2,1,1,0,1,1,2,1,0,1,1,0,1,null,null,null,"In Afghanistan, the national level body does not share water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries). \n \n Based on the Water law 2009, the Ministry of Energy and Water (or the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority - the independent water sector agency as of 2020) is responsible for collection, analysis and evaluation of hydrological data for surface water. [1, 2] A new Water Law adopted in 2020 maintains these provisions. [2] However, the 2009 Water Law does not make any reference to sharing water data. [1]\n \n According to a United Nations 2016 report on Afghanistan, \"no central database of water resources has been developed, thereby limiting the ability of any planning agencies anticipated by the Water Law, including the High Council, in preparing any coherent management strategy.\" [3] The Ministry of Water and Energy was repored in 2017 to have seven departments responsible for data collection, with no coherent or harmonised procedures in place. [4]  No information on constituent departments of the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority was found on the new agency's website. [5]\n \n No evidence of water-related data sharing was found on the website of the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority or the Ministry of Agriculture. [5, 6]","Though the Ministry of Environment and Water shares some data semi-publically, there is no evidence that it proactively share information with other ministries.\n\nThe Ministry of Environment and Water hosts the Information System for Water and Sanitation in Bolivia (SIAB), but a login is required to access the data and it is not clear what information is shared via the system [1]. In addition, the Ministry hosts a geo-information system (GEO SIARH) with 532 different data layers related to water resources. For example, one layer contains information regarding the municipal capitals covered by the Rio Mizique Watershed Plan [2]. In addition, the National Environmental Information System (SNIA) contains information related to the environmental impact analysis (EIA) process and pending applications, but it is not clear how much of this information relates to water [3]. The website of the Ministry of Environment and Water does not contain additional evidence regarding water data sharing among ministries [4]. There is no public evidence of proactive information sharing between the Ministry of Environment and Water and other ministries [4, 5, 6].","In Bosnia and Herzegovina the entity level bodies share water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries) and the other entity. \n\nAccording to the Water Laws of both entities, responsible authorities at the entity level are obliged to ensure mutual coordination in preparation of the water management plans. Article 123 of the Water Law of Federation of BiH and article 129 of the Water Law of the Republic of Srpska envisage mutual sharing of water related data between the entities in the process of issuing water acts. This coordination is ensured between the ministries in charge for water management, in the current government set up Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management in the Republic of Srpska and Ministry of Agriculture, Water Management and Forestry in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. [2, 3]\n\nBosnia and Herzegovina reports the score 70 (out of 100) for the UN SDG assessment question on Data and information sharing within countries at all levels. The assessment states that organization of data and information sharing system in BiH is done in accordance to constitutional jurisdiction of the different levels of authorities in BiH. However water information systems were developed at the sub-national level. Data and information sharing is required by the Water Laws. Strategic documents and relevant Action plans requires improvement of coordination, data sharing and decision making process. [1]","The National Council for Water Resources (CNRH) operates the National System of Information on Water Resources (SNIRH), which is a mechanism to share data with other relevant bodies, including ministries, the private sector and civil society. In addition, during CNRH meetings, there are discussions of studies and publications. In the 40th Ordinary Meeting of the CNRH held on 18 December 2018, there were deliberations on a technical study on project analysis relative to dams in 2017 as well as a technical study on the fees and costs to use water resources by the National Water Agency (ANA). There were also deliberations on the progress and implementation of priorities and goals of the National Plan of Water Resources 2016-2020. [1] \n\nThe SNIRH is a mechanism established by the National Policy for Water Resources, created by Law no. 9,433 of 1997. In this law, the SNIRH is referred to in Articles 25, 26 and 27. Article 26-III explicitly states that \"data access and information is guaranteed for all of society\". [2] The SNIRH's principles are to decentralise the collection and production of data and information, but then centralise it through a unified coordinated system. The SNIRH is managed by the National System for the Management of Water Resources, which is presided by the National Council for Water Resources (CNRH). [2] The CNRH includes representatives from several public and private entities, including the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Planning, Development and Administration, the Ministry of Foreign Relations, the Ministry of Transportation, Ports and Civil Aviation, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Culture, the Ministry of Cities, the Ministry of Tourism, the Ministry of National Integration, the Ministry of Defence, the Ministry of Industry, External Commerce and Service, the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply, the Ministry of Science, Technology, Innovation and Communications, the Ministry of Environment, and the Ministry of Mines and Energy. [3] \n\nThe SNIRH is composed by three other systems: the system for the management and analysis of water resources, the system for the regulation of water resources usage, and the system for the planning and management of water resources. Data is available by hydrological division, quantity and quality of water, water use, water availability, critical hydrological events, water resources plans, regulation and control of water resources and programs focused on the conservation and management of water resources. [4] The data is publicly available at: http://www.snirh.gov.br/. [5] Data quality varies across indicators. For example, data on water quality is generally available every year, the latest available data year is 2016. [6] As another example, for water use indicators, the system provides historical data by municipality since 1931 and projections until 2030 on the demand for water as well as irrigation consumption. [7]","The national level body for water resources management in Cambodia shares water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries).\n\nCambodia's national law on water resources management stipulates that \"data on quantity and quality and other water-related information collected by other institutions shall be submitted to the MOWRAM in a technically standardized format\", and requires the Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology (MOWRAM) to share water-related data and information with other government institutions (article 8) [1]. Currently, water level data are publicly available in the databases of MOWRAM's Department of Hydrology and River Works (www.dhrw-cam.org) and Mekong River Commission, yet the collected data quality is poor [2]. Other communication channels such as inter-ministerial meetings have also been used to discuss and share data with other sectors. For example, in January 2017 the first round-table consultation meeting was held as part of a multi-stakeholder consultation process to compile and assess existing databases and data collection system developed by the Ministry of Planning and other key ministries including MOWRAM, which are involved in climate change mainstreaming and Strategic Program for Climate Resilience (SPCR) investment projects [3]. Development partners and donors have been providing technical and financial supports to the Ministry to improve the government's capacity in water resource management. For instance, UNDP is currently helping the Ministry to strengthen its climate information and early warning systems under a 4-year project (2015-2019) [4].","In China, there are mechanisms for the Ministry of Water Resources to share data with other ministries. \n\nWhen the Ministry of Water Resources publish drafts of national level policies for consultation, they usually ask for feedback from other ministries, such as the Ministry of Science and Technology and the Ministry of Ecology and Environment [1]. The Ministry of Water Resources has close cooperations with other government departments, including the Ministry of Transport, the Ministry of Ecology and Environment. For example, in April 2019, the Ministry of Water Resources held a meeting with the Ministry of Transport on building cooperation mechanisms for sand excavation management in Yangtze River [2]. In March 2019, the Minister of the Ministry of Water Resources announced that they will work closely with the Ministry of Ecology and Environment to protect rural water sources [3].","Colombia’s National Monitoring Program for Water Resources (PNMRH) collects and shares water-related data with other relevant bodies however there is no specific mention of proactive efforts to share information with other ministries. \n\nThe PNMRH is a product of the National Policy for the Integrated Management of Water Resources 2010-2022 (PNGIRH) [2]. The PNMRH has five objectives, including collecting water data and creating knowledge on Colombia’s water cycle, and communicating that information broadly to promote greater participation in management of water resources [2]. In 2016, the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development undertook a process to update the PNMRH, including developing communication and information sharing protocols and integrating participatory and sectoral monitoring [3]. Activity 4.1 of the process is “to define communications instruments and tools that are permanently effective and connected with water monitoring and different users at the national, regional and local levels” [3]. \n\nBased on information on the government sites, the implementation of Activity 4.1 of the PNMRH update plan is incomplete [1, 3, 4]. In addition, the National Water Council, which was created in 2015 under Law 1753 as part of the National Development Program to coordinate policy for the national water sector, does not yet appear to have a website with information regarding its activities and reports [5, 6]. \n","In Croatia the national level body shares water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries) on an ad-hoc basis through the Council of Water. Data is also shared publicly and therefore is accessible by other ministries, however there is no evidence of proactive information sharing. \n\nAccording to article 181 of the Water Law, the National Water Council is established form the purpose of considering essential issues related to water management, harmonisation of different needs and interest and proposing different measures for improvement of water management. The Council has 10 members who are appointed by the Government from the Parliament, prominent scientists and experts. [1] It can be assumed that this Council is likely to engage in information sharing however it is not stated as a core part of the made [1]. \n\n\nCroatian Waters have comprehensive presentation of different information on their website, such as information on water levels, water fees, flood defence, different news, as well as annual financial reports. [3, 4] This information is available to all relevant bodies. \n\nCroatia reports the score 100 (out of 100) for the UN SDG assessment question on Data and information sharing within countries at all levels. The assessment states that all data and information that is considered relevance for water users is accessible for the general public is available on the internet pages /links of the Ministry of Environment and Energy and Croatian Waters. [1] However it provides no evidence of proactive information sharing. Review of the website of the Ministry of Environment and Energy cannot confirm the finding of the UN SDG assessment since only basic information is available on this website, mainly in the form of news and annual reports of the Ministry. [2]\n\n","Ecuador’s Secretariat of Water has some data sharing mechanisms with other the general public, but these are done on ad-hoc basis. There is no evidence of proactive data sharing between ministries.\n\nThe 2014 Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water does not include data sharing mechanisms in the mandate for the National Strategic Water System (Article 16) or the Secretariat of Water (Article 18) [8]. Neither the 2014 law nor its implementing regulations mention data sharing mechanisms [1, 8]. The website of the Secretariat of Water does not contain additional public evidence regarding how the National Strategic System for Water works in practice [9]. \n \nArticle 17 of the implementing regulations for the 2014 national water resources law, the Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, tasks the Secretariat of Water with creating and operating the Public Registry for Water (RPA), which should contain water-related data for sharing and public consultation [1]. \n\nIn December 2018, the Secretariat reported that it had launched the RPA, but as of May 2019 the RPA’s website was unreachable [2, 3]. The Secretariat has nine datasets in Ecuador’s national Open Data platform, but only one or two of these pertain to water-related data [4, 5]. Others are related to the administration of the Secretariat [4]. In 2017, the Secretariat of Water published the Sectorial Water Statistics Bulletin, which contains an annual snapshot of national water data, but a web search did not find previous or later versions of the Bulletin [6]. A 2012 report from the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) noted that, regarding water data, “the institutions that create information generally avoid the responsibility and comprehension of data needs that come from public and private entities and organizations; nor do they face the need to reach institutional agreements between water data producers and users” [7].","In Guinea, the national level body does not share water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries). \n\n\nAccording to the SDG 6.5.1 Report, information related to water management, policy and planning is made available between different sectors. The mechanism in place to share information, is an inter-ministerial committee for the elaboration of the national water policy. (1) Nevertheless, this inter-ministerial committee could not be found on the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page (it does not have an official website). (2) Moreover, this inter-ministerial committee could not be found in the organigram of the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics. According to this same reference, the entity in charge of the elaboration of the national water policy is the national directorate of Hydraulics. (3) No further information on this inter-ministerial committee could be found in a UN presentation about the water situation in Guinea, on Guinea Water Company (SEG) website, in a report from pS-EAU, in the Water Code of Guinea or in the National Environmental Policy. (4,5,6,7,8) \n\nOn the other hand, the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page mentions the discussion of a comprehensive project integrating different Ministries such as the Ministry of Agriculture, Environment and Mines. This project was related to the threats faced by the basin, such as fires and deforestation. The proposed idea was to discuss the project with the Ministry of Environment for the synergy of actions. Nevertheless, the share of water-related data was not discussed (9) No further information about this project could be found in the National Directorate of Water and Forests or in the Ministry of Environment, Water and Forests Facebook page (it does not have an official website). (10,11) \n\nFinally, information and awareness campaigns about IWRM are effectuated since 2013 in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture, Environment and Mines. They are related to the importance of adopting an IWRM, its principles, objectives and challenges. One of the main objectives is also introducing new farming techniques. Further information on how often these session happen could not be provided - nor if they included any mention of data sharing. (12) No further evidence about these campaigns could be found on the Ministry of Agriculture Facebook page (it does not have an offcial website), in the Ministry of Mines and Geology or in the Ministry of Environment, Water and Forests Facebook page (it does not have an official website). (13,14,11)\n\n","The Supreme Council of Water meetings are a platform to proactively share and exchange data between ministries. \n\nThe Supreme Council of Water is the apex body for coordination of the provision, distribution and consumption of water in the country and its meetings take place in the offices of one of the member organisations and has a secretariat in the Ministry of Energy [1]. The council's members include, the President or Vice President, Minister of Energy, Minister of Agriculture, Minister of Interior, Minister of Mining and Industries, Head of Management and Planning Organisation, Head of the Department of Environment, an MP from agriculture, water and natural resources commission, two agricultural experts selected by the President [1].The council should meet at least every three months and therefore provides the opportunity for the ministers to exchange data [1]; for example in the meeting in February 2018. the Ministry of Energy, the Ministry of Agriculture, The Department of Environment and the Planning and Budget Organisation are mandated to exchange and share their water-related data in Khuzestan province to tackle the issue of haze in south Iran [4]. The Secretariat for the Supreme Council of Water is established as the coordinating body for the exchange of data [4].\n\nMinutes and ratifications of all the meetings can be found on the website of the Ministry of Energy [2]. Additionally, the 6th 5-year Development Plan tasks the Ministry of Energy to share all water-related data to all stakeholders; which was been partly achieved by publicly sharing these data on relevant offices' and organisations' websites [3].","There is evidence of the Ministry of Water Resources sharing data with other ministries on an ad-hoc basis. \n\nFor example, in 2016 the Ministry of Planning’s Central Statistical Organization had to collaborate with the Ministry of Water Resources and other bodies (Ministry of Health and environment, ministry of construction and housing and the Mayoralty of Baghdad) in order to publish its report on “Environmental Statistics for Iraq (Water, Sewage, Municipal Services)”. In this case, a committee composed of specialists from each body was reunited, each representative had to gather specific information and data needed for the governmental report. (1,2)\n\n\n","Kazakhstan's national water body is mandated to share data with other ministries, however the level of data shared is limited in practice.\n \n The Committee for Water Resources of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources is required under its statute to create and manage a national-level information system on water resource use, in conjunction with other relevant agencies, chiefly including the Ministry's hydrometereological service, Kazgidromet, as well as a database on water facilities allowing for access by all interested parties. [1] The statute of the Ministry's Department of Transboundary Rivers does not refer to any requirements to collect or share information, data or statistics. [15]\n \n The \"Single informational-analytical system for water resource management\" was developed in 2014 as a web portal, displaying a wide range of data on uptake, usage and discharge of water, including volume and quality, with three dedicated sections for the Committee for Water Resources, basin water organisations and other users, and managed by the then-Committee for Water Resources of the Ministry of Agriculture. [2, 3] However, at the time of research the web portal was offline, and was not available in an online archive of webpages. [4, 5] No further information on the single system was available on the websites of national water transmission company Kazvodkhoz (managed by the Committee for Water Resources), which commissioned development of subsystems for the single system in 2017. [5, 6] No evidence of a single system was found on the website of Kazgiprovodkhoz, a private company reported in a 2019 media article to be the manager of the country's only database with historical data on water bodies and facilities; the article does not name this database and it is unclear whether it is referring to the Committee for Water Resources' Single System. [7, 8] A legal expert on IWRM in Kazakhstan interviewed confirmed that the Single System had been introduced and was managed by the Committee for Water Resources, but stated that it was undergoing commercial approbation at the time of research. [15]\n \n In addition, the Committee and Kazgidromet are responsible for providing both individuals and legal entities access to the State Water Cadastre, created under the 2003 Water Code to provide information on the country's surface water bodies, including available water and its quality, groundwater, including reserves, quality and hydrodynamic characteristics, and data on water usage, by basin, region and economic sector. [1, 3, 10, 15] The Committee is required to provide Water Cadastre data specifically to state agencies responsible for environmental protection, mining regulation and the meteorological office, and publish an annual report on Cadastre data. [11] However, no evidence of an electronic resource for the State Water Cadastre was found on the website of the Ministry or Kazgidromet. [17, 18] \n \n Despite this, a series of annual reports published by Kazgidromet, the Committee for Water Resources, and Committee for Geology and Mining for the years 2010-2017, were found, including information on: water availability, disaggregated by basin, surface and groundwater resources, including maps of each basin displaying location of groundwater sources, and water uptake and use by basin administrative region, and economic sector. [12, 13] These reports are available online from the website of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) Scientific Information Centre, and could not be found elsewhere online, including on the website of the hydrometereological service nor for more recent years than 2017. [12, 13] A 2020 report by the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) describes \"confusion\" in water statistics in Kazakhstan, stating that different agencies use different statistics, and proposes the creation of a Single Register of water resources, to be updated annually. [14]","In Kyrgyzstan, there are mechanisms in place for the national level body to share water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries).\n \n In Kyrgyzstan, the State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘SAW’), previously the Department of Water Resources and Land Improvement of the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Improvement of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘DWRLI’) until 2019, is mandated to carry out the development, formation and stable functioning of a unified water information system, under its establishing decree. [1] Additionally, the SAW is mandated to interact with other state bodies on the issues of mutual exchange of operational hydrological and hydrogeological data, emergency information and other relevant information related to changes in the state and use of water resources. [1]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee noted that with the help of the World Bank's “National Water Resources Management Project” (‘NWRMP’), the SAW has established a water information database. [2] The SAW website includes this Water Information System which was established in 2018 with support from the World Bank, and enables access to data on water availability, water use and technical characteristics of water bodies. [4, 5] However, only the database on water use is publicly accessible and the interviewee noted that this part of the database is not regularly updated, and that the NWRMP's second phase will aim to increase the frequency of the updates. [2, 4, 5] The interviewee noted that importantly, the database does not collect data on water balances. [2]\n \n The 2005 Water Code provides that the “State Water Cadastre” (which includes information on the quantity and quality of surface waters, the quantity and quality of underground waters, the status, condition and location of state owned water economy constructions and irrigation systems, etc.) should be maintained by the SAW along with meteorological and geological authorities. [3] \n \n Under the 2005 Water Code of the Kyrgyz Republic, the state hydrometeorological body (“Kyrgyzhydromet”) is specially authorised to participate in the development of an information system for the monitoring of water resources, as well as the state water cadastre. [3] Kyrgyzhydromet participates in the Water Information System established under the NWRMP, contributing data to the central part of the database administered by the SAW. A local water resources expert interviewed noted that the hydrological data contributed is regularly updated from April to September, but not collected over the whole territory of Kyrgyzstan. [2, 4] However, the interviewee also stated that data sharing between ministries does not always take place, especially because the services of water monitoring bodies like Kyrgyzhydromet incur a cost, and other agencies do not pay for access to such data. [2]\n \n The 2005 Water Code also provides that the legal framework for water resources management in Kyrgyzstan must operate on the “principle of openness” (i.e. information on the condition and use of water bodies and water resources should be accessible to the public). [3] It further states that the National Water Council is entitled to obtain from other ministries, administrative agencies, other state bodies, and public structures, such information, data, reviews or technical and advisory support as are necessary to enable it to prepare the National Water Strategy and fulfil its tasks. [3]\n \n According to a 2018 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, the Kyrgyz Government “generally encourages” governmental organs to share data with other relevant bodies, and Kyrgyzstan promotes interdepartmental data sharing and makes environmental information easily accessible more generally. [6] Relevant governmental agencies take part in the preparation of environmental reports and provide information to the National Statistical Committee (NSC), enabling Kyrgyzstan to fulfil its obligations regarding public sharing of the main set of the indicators set out by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe available in the country. [6]","There is no evidence that the national level body for water resources management, the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MONRE) shares water-related data with other relevant bodies. \n\nThere is no record of such data-sharing or meetings to discuss water-related data on the MONRE website or social media page. [1,2] At the Aquastat website of the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations, water data from Laos is available but has not been updated since 2011. [3] At the World Resources Institute’s Aqueduct website, data comes from a similar time series and is provided by international sources, not by Laos. [4]","Although there does not appear to be any formal data sharing mechanism with other ministries, the National Water Council (CNE) is a platform that brings together different ministries (Ministries in charge of Water, Energy, Health, Environment, Territorial Administration, Equipment, Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Fisheries, High Council of Territorial Communities, Civil Society, Users and Operators) and which serves as a consultative and information sharing body. \n\nCreated in 2002-03 by ministerial decree, the CNE is the platform where these various ministries come togehter to be informed of water-related data collected by the DNH [1]. Its mission is to issue proposals and advisory opinions on all water-related issues, in particular on draft water master plans and master plans for water management, as well as related modifications and water development and distribution projects of a national or regional character. However, the CNE does not have a website of its own, and thus is not possible to establish the type of data that is being shared, at which frequency, and how it is being used [2]. Nonetheless, the DNH publishes weekly hydrological bulletins monitoring water related data (levels, debits, etc.) on its website, which are publicly available for consultation. [3] According to art. 3 of the decree 03-587 the National Water Council meets once a year and it can meet in extraordinary session at the request of its president or 2/3 of its members. [4]","Data sharing takes place on the level of all relevant bodies on ad hoc basis. The 2005 Water Code stipulates at art 14 that the Ministry in charge or water is responsible for the collection of data through a primary network for the collection of water measurements and data, consisting of permanent monitoring points spread over the national territory [1], however no evidence was found of the existence of data published on the Minstry's website [2]. It can be however inferred from the Decree 2007-09 setting up the National Council of Water that data is shared between the various ministries at least biannually during the Council's meetings [3].\n\nMoreover, in 2001 the National Centre of Water Ressources (CNRE) was set upwhich is a public administrative institution responsible for the exploration, assessment, monitoring and protection of water resources [4]. It is specifically, tasked, among others with, the creation and updating of data bases on water resources and hydraulic works but not specifically with regularly sharing this information with other relevant bodies. [4]","The national level body for water resources management in Myanmar shares water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries).\n\nThe National Water Resource Committee (NWRC) is the apex body for the water related matters in Myanmar. The NWRC Secretary has responsibilities to share information on water resources, policy, planning & management and it is made available between different sectors of the government (order Affairs; Agriculture, Livestock Breeding and Irrigation; Transportation and Communications; Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation; Electric Power and Energy; and Planning and Finance). The committee have meetings to draw up and implement an integrated water management system, and develop a national integrated water management strategy, a national water resources policy, a water framework directive and a water law. [1,2,3, 4] NWRC also holds coordination meetings to discuss furture work processes on a national, state and regional level. For example, the third future work programme coordination meeting was attended by Vice Chairman of the National Water Resources Committee and Union Minister for Transport and Communications, Member and Union Minister for Border Affairs, Nay Pyi Taw Council Chairman, Yangon Mayor, states and regions ministers, permanent secretaries, director generals and officials. [3] The work programme coordination meeting of the National Water Resources Committee held in 2019 by Vice Chairman of the National Water Resources Committee and Union Minister for Transport and Communications, Member and Union Minister for Border Affairs, Nay Pyi Taw Council Chairman, Yangon Mayor, states and regions ministers, permanent secretaries, director generals and officials. [4]","There are multiple mechanisms to share water data with other ministries in Perú.\n\nThe Law of Water Resources of 2009 created the Board of Directors (Consejo Directivo), which is a mechanism with members from the Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of the Environment, Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation, Ministry of Energy and Mines; and representatives from other public sectors, and rural and peasant communities. The Board of Directors meets at least twice annually to make operational decisions and to share information including data about the situation of water resources in the country. [1] This information is evidenced through meeting minutes [7,8]\n\nThe ANA collaborates in particular with the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation to publish data through the Official Water Information System (Sistema Oficial de Información del Agua, SOFIA). [2,5] Data on wastewater permits and the total allowed discharge is also available. [6]\n","In Senegal, the national level body has mechanisms to share data with other ministries.\n\nThe National Center for Water and Sanitation has, within its mandate, the reponsability to centralize, exploit and value the data, but also share it. Indeed \"the mission of the Center is to bring together the different departments of the Ministry and the actors involved in the water sector in order to centralize all their publications, data produced and information, process, digitize, and make them available to users who need them as part of their work\". This platform is available through a user registry.(1) However, the website associated to this platform, where you should be able to enter the user name, could not be found online. \n\nThe National Directorate of Water Resources Management and Planning also has in its mandate, the responsibility to share information on water resources, policy, planning & management with the different sectors and ministries. (2) Among its other functions are listed: - to share with the other structures of the Department, the database and the necessary information for the\nmobilization and water resources management;\n- to promote the integrated management of water resources;\n- to study the authorization demands to construct and use water catchment and discharge structures;\netc.\nHowever, no further evidence on the database could be found in the National Directorate of Water Resources Management and Planning or in the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation. (3,2)\n\nEvidence could not be found confirming that the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation shares data with other ministries.[2]\n\n","Information sharing between the government authorities responsible for water management and those responsible for other sectors is partially implemented.\n\nThere are examples of meetings where information sharing between the government authorities responsible for water management and those responsible for other sector occur, although they are through the negotiation group for Chapter 27. Such meetings are organised concerning important steps in the EU accession negotiation process and preparation of policy and strategic documents. The scope does not extend to general water management. [2]\n\nSerbia reports the score 20 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Data and information sharing within countries at all levels. The assessment states that Serbian regulations do not obligate different institutions to exchange information and reports. Some institutions, such as Serbian Environmental Protection Agency, publish their reports via their website. The information exchange is mostly limited to personal collaboration and connections. [1]","Other relevant bodies (other ministries) can access information on water via a publicly available website, however there is no evidence of proactive sharing or an established mechanism of information sharing with other ministries.\n\nPortal of the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning called \"E-Water\", managed by the Water Agency, was comprehensive data related to water management. Some of data that can be found in the portal are current inland water data by basin, current sea data, archive water data, flood hazard assessment data, individual scanned hydrological studies, water cadaster which contains a list of water and a list of water facilities and devices, which are divided into several sub-collections, etc. [1] \n\nWebsites of the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning, Water Agency and Environmental Protection Agency do not have information about meetings between these institutions and other bodies to discuss water related aspects. [2, 3, 4]","Though the Higher Water Council does not include information sharing in its mandate [1], the Ministry of Water Resources has recently signed executives programs with the Ministry of Agriculture on Scientific Reseach including data sharing. This execuctive program, signed in 2019, \"frames joint scientific research cooperation and technical studies in the fields of resource sustainability Environmental protection and the use of water resources, particularly for agricultural purposes, and to achieve and develop a technical and scientifically documented mechanism.\" [2]. There was no indication given that implementation had begun [2] \n\n","In Tajikistan, there is evidence to suggest that the national level body does share water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries), but the mechanisms for sharing data are very loosely defined.\n \n Under its establishing decree, the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan (‘MEWR’) is charged with: “the creation and use of a database and information system on the formation, management and use of water resources, and for maintaining water and energy cadastres”; “maintaining the State Register of Water Sector Facilities” (a set of systematised data on certification of water sector facilities); and “performance of work on computerisation, maintenance and storage of a database of the sectors of the fuel and energy sector and water resources and the information register of its entities, organisation of information support for the water and the energy sector”. [1] The MEWR is required to share information with various, unspecified stakeholders, including the public, through water resource management databases, its website, the press and publication and distribution of informational materials. [2] However, no evidence of regular information sharing by the MEWR was found on its website. The website displays general information and statistics on available water resources (including in glaciers, water bodies and groundwater), and brief descriptions of uses of water resources in the country, but statistics are not dated. [4, 8, 9]\n \n Additionally, under Tajikistan's Water Code, adopted in April 2020, the MEWR is responsible for the creation of a National Water Information System, composed of databases and information systems in the areas of water resource management, environmental protection, drinking water supply and irrigation. [3] Data generated in connection with water management activity is to be included in the water information systems to aid development of water management plans. [3] Under the Water Code, one of the purposes of the Water Information System ('WIS') is to inform society on water management and support the development of policy and strategies relating to water use, but does not specify that any other relevant ministries than the MEWR are to have access. [3] The Water Code requires development of secondary legislation setting out procedure for operation of the WIS, but no evidence that any such legislation had yet been adopted was found on the MEWR website or the government's legislative database at the time of research. [4, 5]\n \n In 2019, under a project on developing Tajikistan's management of agricultural and water resources, the World Bank began development of a Water Information System ('WIS') for the MEWR in line with its establishing decree. [6, 7] The WIS consists of four databases: a geospatial water resource database, a basin planning database, basin water resource assessment database, and an irrigation management system. [7] While the WIS website is in place, a December 2019 World Bank implementation status report noted \"significant delays\" with development of three of the databases, and that a conceptual document for the system had not yet been agreed upon by key stakeholders. [6] The WIS website and World Bank document contain no information on which other relevant ministries are to have access to the system when it is complete. [6, 7]\n \n An interviewee at the World Bank noted that the WIS is “not fully final or fully functional”. [10] The interviewee noted that the WIS website hosts links to the databases listed above and the data they hold, but that these databases require registration and login to access the data and maps. The website is accessible across government, but not to the wider public. [10] The interviewee was unable to confirm how data was communicated to the wider public. [10]","In Tajikistan, there is evidence to suggest that the national level body does share water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries), but the mechanisms for sharing data are very loosely defined.\n \n Under its establishing decree, the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan (‘MEWR’) is charged with: “the creation and use of a database and information system on the formation, management and use of water resources, and for maintaining water and energy cadastres”; “maintaining the State Register of Water Sector Facilities” (a set of systematised data on certification of water sector facilities); and “performance of work on computerisation, maintenance and storage of a database of the sectors of the fuel and energy sector and water resources and the information register of its entities, organisation of information support for the water and the energy sector”. [1] The MEWR is required to share information with various, unspecified stakeholders, including the public, through water resource management databases, its website, the press and publication and distribution of informational materials. [2] However, no evidence of regular information sharing by the MEWR was found on its website. The website displays general information and statistics on available water resources (including in glaciers, water bodies and groundwater), and brief descriptions of uses of water resources in the country, but statistics are not dated. [4, 8, 9]\n \n Additionally, under Tajikistan's Water Code, adopted in April 2020, the MEWR is responsible for the creation of a National Water Information System, composed of databases and information systems in the areas of water resource management, environmental protection, drinking water supply and irrigation. [3] Data generated in connection with water management activity is to be included in the water information systems to aid development of water management plans. [3] Under the Water Code, one of the purposes of the Water Information System ('WIS') is to inform society on water management and support the development of policy and strategies relating to water use, but does not specify that any other relevant ministries than the MEWR are to have access. [3] The Water Code requires development of secondary legislation setting out procedure for operation of the WIS, but no evidence that any such legislation had yet been adopted was found on the MEWR website or the government's legislative database at the time of research. [4, 5]\n \n In 2019, under a project on developing Tajikistan's management of agricultural and water resources, the World Bank began development of a Water Information System ('WIS') for the MEWR in line with its establishing decree. [6, 7] The WIS consists of four databases: a geospatial water resource database, a basin planning database, basin water resource assessment database, and an irrigation management system. [7] While the WIS website is in place, a December 2019 World Bank implementation status report noted \"significant delays\" with development of three of the databases, and that a conceptual document for the system had not yet been agreed upon by key stakeholders. [6] The WIS website and World Bank document contain no information on which other relevant ministries are to have access to the system when it is complete. [6, 7]\n \n An interviewee at the World Bank noted that the WIS is “not fully final or fully functional”. [10] The interviewee noted that the WIS website hosts links to the databases listed above and the data they hold, but that these databases require registration and login to access the data and maps. The website is accessible across government, but not to the wider public. [10] The interviewee was unable to confirm how data was communicated to the wider public. [10]","The national level body for water resources management in Thailand shares water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries).\n\nThe main mechanism for inter-agency data sharing is through the National Water Resource Committee, which is the national overseer and policy maker of water resources policy. The Committee is chaired by the Prime Minister, with the Office of National Water Resources serving as the secretary. The Comittee members include 17 other government agencies and three advisors, including the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, the Ministry of Energy. [1] Since its inception, in 2015, the Comittee had seven meetings on record. [2] However, records of additional meetings can be found on news sites, the latest one was held on 11 March, 2019 [3]. Additionally, the Office of National Water Resources also serves as a chair to regional water basin committees, which comprised of relevant agencies such as the Royal Irrigation Department and municipality governments. The latest record of meetings was the South Eastern River Basin Committee, held on 20 February, 2019 [4].","There is a mechanism to share data with other institutions, the National Water Information System, but it is not yet fully disseminated. The System is being developed by the Directorate General of Water Management. The architecture of the system, which is now at the Dissemination and Sustainability stage, foresees interfaces with nine government ministries as well as other units of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. [1] According to the latest of the periodical (four-monthly) bulletins of the DGWM (Bulletin 17 – February 2019), data sharing and cooperation meetings were held with the water and sewage companies eight major ministries in the context of creating this platform. [2]","There is no evidence of a data-sharing mechanism between the national level water management authorities and other relevant bodies in Turkmenistan. \n \n The Water Code of Turkmenistan, last updated in 2019, establishes that the State Committee on Water Management is responsible for maintaining Turkmenistan's \"State Water Cadastre\" that contains data about the quantity and quality of water bodies in the country, as well as information about the usage of water. The Cadastre's data is provided by the State Geological Control Service (the authorized executive body in the field of geology), Turkmenhydromet (the authorized state body in the field of hydrometeorology) and other interested state parties. The maintenance of the Cadastre in terms of surface waters is carried out by Turkmenhydromet (the state hydrometeorology body), which organizes the transfer of these data to the State Committee on Water Management. According to the provisions of the law, the State Committee on Water Management is responsible for ensuring access to the information contained in the State Water Cadastre to all interested parties, including legal entities and individuals. [1] However, the Water Code does not contain information about an inter-ministry data exchange mechanism, and there is no evidence of meetings between the State Committee on Water Management, the State Geological Service and other government agencies (additionally, the Service does not have a publicly accessible website). [2, 3, 4]\n \n In 2019, it was reported that the State Geological Service was taking inventory of all the wells in the country and that it had appealed to all well owners to submit information for inclusion in the State Water Cadastre. [5, 6] However, the results of this inventory do not appear to have been made public or shared with other government agencies.","The national level body shares water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries) on an ad hoc basis only. However, all ministries can access information in the State Water Cadastre.\n \n The Statute on the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan in Appendix 1 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 500 of 3 July 2018 \"On Approval of Legal Acts Regulating the Activities of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan\" determines the status, main tasks, functions, rights and organisational basis for the Ministry of Water Management. It makes no mention of any responsibilities relating to information sharing with other relevant bodies. [1] \n \n The Ministry of Water Management's Information and Analytical Resource Centre's functions include developing proposals for information sharing through advanced information and communication technologies across all sectors of the water management system as well as participating in the implementation of such proposals. [2] However, sharing water-related data with other relevant bodies is not specifically listed among the Centre's tasks and functions, which comprise providing information and analysis to the Ministry for Water Resources; preparing analytical documents, proposals and projects for the development of water management and participation in their implementation; creating and developing information resources on water resource management based on modern information and communication technology; practical support for the Ministry of Water Resources in its activities in international organisations and in water-related projects; and organising training and qualification courses in water management for workers and specialists in the water sector as well as water users and consumers. [3] There is no mention of a water information system on the official websites of the Ministry of Water Management's Information and Analytical Resource Centre, the Ministry of Water Management or the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [4, 5, 6]\n \n However, there is evidence of information sharing on an ad hoc basis. For example, the Ministry of Water Management hosted a briefing on 31 January 2020 titled \"Major Measures being implemented in Uzbekistan for Sustainable Use of Transboundary Watercourses in Central Asia\" in which the chairman of the Committee for Agriculture and Water Management Issues of the Legislative Chamber of the Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan and representatives of other ministries and agencies participated. [7]\n \n The State Water Cadastre is kept in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" and is regulated by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [8, 9] The State Water Cadastre is maintained by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [8] It contains qualitative and quantitative information about bodies of water, registered use and meterage data on a comprehensive list of bodies of water including rivers, canals, lakes, reservoirs and subterraenean waters as well as information about water management facilities including pump stations, wells, collectors drainage and treatment facilities. [7, 8] The precise contents are determined by a technical regulation approved by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [9] This document has not been identified in the public domain. In accordance with Article 17 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 171-II of 15 December 200 \"On State Cadastres\", state cadastres (which includes the State Water Cadastre) may be accessed by government bodies without charge. [10]\n \n Improvement of the system of data exchange between agencies by September 2022 is an aspect of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") to be completed by the Ministry of Water Management, Ministry of Information Technology and Communication Development, Ministry for Emergency Situations, State Committee for Geology and Mineral Resources, State Committee for Ecology and Environmental Protection, JSC UzbekGidroEnergo, and the Davergeodezkadastr committee. [11]\n \n A 2019 Ministry of Water Management presentation for the attention of potential investors in Uzbekistan states that an automated system for data sharing between the Ministry of Water Management, the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services and the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources is being developed. [12]","The national level body shares water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries) on an ad hoc basis only. However, all ministries can access information in the State Water Cadastre.\n \n The Statute on the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan in Appendix 1 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 500 of 3 July 2018 \"On Approval of Legal Acts Regulating the Activities of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan\" determines the status, main tasks, functions, rights and organisational basis for the Ministry of Water Management. It makes no mention of any responsibilities relating to information sharing with other relevant bodies. [1] \n \n The Ministry of Water Management's Information and Analytical Resource Centre's functions include developing proposals for information sharing through advanced information and communication technologies across all sectors of the water management system as well as participating in the implementation of such proposals. [2] However, sharing water-related data with other relevant bodies is not specifically listed among the Centre's tasks and functions, which comprise providing information and analysis to the Ministry for Water Resources; preparing analytical documents, proposals and projects for the development of water management and participation in their implementation; creating and developing information resources on water resource management based on modern information and communication technology; practical support for the Ministry of Water Resources in its activities in international organisations and in water-related projects; and organising training and qualification courses in water management for workers and specialists in the water sector as well as water users and consumers. [3] There is no mention of a water information system on the official websites of the Ministry of Water Management's Information and Analytical Resource Centre, the Ministry of Water Management or the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [4, 5, 6]\n \n However, there is evidence of information sharing on an ad hoc basis. For example, the Ministry of Water Management hosted a briefing on 31 January 2020 titled \"Major Measures being implemented in Uzbekistan for Sustainable Use of Transboundary Watercourses in Central Asia\" in which the chairman of the Committee for Agriculture and Water Management Issues of the Legislative Chamber of the Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan and representatives of other ministries and agencies participated. [7]\n \n The State Water Cadastre is kept in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" and is regulated by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [8, 9] The State Water Cadastre is maintained by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [8] It contains qualitative and quantitative information about bodies of water, registered use and meterage data on a comprehensive list of bodies of water including rivers, canals, lakes, reservoirs and subterraenean waters as well as information about water management facilities including pump stations, wells, collectors drainage and treatment facilities. [7, 8] The precise contents are determined by a technical regulation approved by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [9] This document has not been identified in the public domain. In accordance with Article 17 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 171-II of 15 December 200 \"On State Cadastres\", state cadastres (which includes the State Water Cadastre) may be accessed by government bodies without charge. [10]\n \n Improvement of the system of data exchange between agencies by September 2022 is an aspect of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") to be completed by the Ministry of Water Management, Ministry of Information Technology and Communication Development, Ministry for Emergency Situations, State Committee for Geology and Mineral Resources, State Committee for Ecology and Environmental Protection, JSC UzbekGidroEnergo, and the Davergeodezkadastr committee. [11]\n \n A 2019 Ministry of Water Management presentation for the attention of potential investors in Uzbekistan states that an automated system for data sharing between the Ministry of Water Management, the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services and the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources is being developed. [12]","Venezuela’s 2007 Water Resources Law tasks the national water authority with implementing a data system for water-related data, but does not specifically mention proactive data-sharing mechanisms with other ministries. There is insufficient public evidence online to determine if the data system described in the law is functioning. \n\nArticle 42 establishes the Subsystem for Water Information, which is part of the national Environmental Information System. Article 43 states that the Subsystem will comprise “collecting, processing, systematizing, storing and sharing hydrometeorological, hydrogeological, physiographic, morphometric and water quality data and information” [1]. Article 26 outlines the functions of the National Water Council, but these do not include information sharing among ministries [1].\n\nIn addition, the law created the National Registry of Water Users [1]. The Ministry of Environment’s Resolution No. 16 of 2010 established the regulations for the Registry, which states that it is public information and is a tool to support administrative control of water usage, integrated water resources management and protection of water users’ rights [2]. According to the former Ministry of Eco-Socialism and Water Resources 2017 Annual Report, the Vice-Ministry of Eco-Socialist Water Resources Management is tasked with “consolidating and producing statistical information” regarding water [3]. The website of the current Ministry of Care for Water Resources does not contain links to the Subsystem for Water Information or the National Registry of Water Users, nor does it mention information sharing mechanisms with other ministries [4].","The national level body for water resources management in Vietnam shares water-related data with other relevant bodies (other ministries), but there is no information available about the frequency of sharing or the type and content of data that is shared.\n\nThe Department of Water Resources Management, which is an agency created in 2017 under the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MONRE), is responsible for collecting water-related data, managing the national information system for water and producing thematic reports on water resources in the country to be shared with other government agencies. [1] The MONRE holds meetings with stakeholders in other ministries and with local governments to discuss water management, but it is not clear that mechanisms for data sharing are fully developed. [2,3] A 2019 study concluded that data sharing is limited due to lack of coordination and different levels of administration. [4]\n",null,null,null,"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n \n [2] Ministry of Justice, \" Water Affairs Management Law Enacted\" (مقرره در مورد کیفیت آب و کنترل و نگهداری آنها) [http://old.moj.gov.af/Content/files/OfficialGazette/01301/OG_01367.pdf]\n \n [3] United Nation Assistance Mission in Afghanistan \"An Assessment of Afghanistan’s Legal Framework Governing Water for Agriculture.\" \n [https://unama.unmissions.org/sites/default/files/2016_19_10_water_rights_final_v2.pdf]\n \n [4] Rasooly, Nawid. 17 December 2019. \"Master of Science Thesis: Water Governance in Afghanistan\". [https://ir.library.oregonstate.edu/downloads/wp988r70x?locale=en] (direct download)\n \n [5] National Water Affairs Regulation Authority. [https://nwara.gov.af/].\n \n [6] Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock {https://mail.gov.af/dr]","[1] Ministry of Environment and Water. Information System for Water and Sanitation in Bolivia (SIAB). 2019. https://siab.siarh.gob.bo/\n[2] Ministry of Environment and Water. GEO SIARH. 2019. http://geo.siarh.gob.bo/\n[3] Ministry of Environment and Water. National Environmental Information System (SNIA). 2019. http://snia.mmaya.gob.bo/web/\n[4] Ministry of Environment and Water. Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Agua. 2019. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/\n[4] Google. site:gob.bo CONSEJO INTERINSTITUCIONAL DEL AGUA. 2019. https://www.google.com/search?q=site:gob.bo+CONSEJO+INTERINSTITUCIONAL+DEL+AGUA&safe=off&client=firefox-b-d&ei=pGviXIHyEMqz5gLPjJ6wBA&start=0&sa=N&ved=0ahUKEwiB1O233qniAhXKmVkKHU-GB0Y4FBDy0wMIcw&biw=1221&bih=936\n[5] La Razon. 2019. http://la-razon.com/\n[6] El Mundo. 2019. http://elmundo.com.bo/elmundo/","[1] Myanmar Times. \"Yangon HQ to oversee all water resources.\" 12 June 2018. https://www.mmtimes.com/news/yangon-hq-oversee-all-water-resources.html [2] Myanmar Water Portal. \"National Water Resources Committee (NWRC)\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/24-nwrc/info.html [3]President's Office. \"Water Resources committee holds coordination meeting.\" 09 May 2017. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2017/09/05/id-7697 [4] President's Office.\"Vice President U Henry Van Thio addresses NWRC coord meeting\". 1 April 2019. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2019/01/04/id-9221","[1] Ministry of Environment (Brazil). National Council for Water Resources. \"40th Ordinary Meeting of CNRH (40a Reunião Ordinária do CNRH)\". 18 December 2018. http://www.cnrh.gov.br/reunioes-plenarias/cnrh-2018/40-ord-cnrh/pauta-3/2390-pauta/file\n[2] Office of the President of the Republic (Brazil). \"Law no. 9,433 of 8 January 1997. Establishes the National Policy for Water Resources, creates the National Water Resources Management System, regulates item XIX of Article 21 of the Federal Constitution, and alters Article 1 of Law no. 8,001 of 13 March 1990, which amended Law no. 7,990 of 28 December 1989 (Lei no. 9.433 de 8 de janeiro de 1997. Institui a Política National de Recursos Hídricos, cria o Sistema National de Gerenciamento de Recursos Hídricos, regulamenta o inciso XIX do art. 21 da Constituição Federal, e altera o art. 1º da Lei nº 8.001, de 13 de março de 1990, que modificou a Lei nº 7.990, de 28 de dezembro de 1989)\". http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/leis/l9433.htm\n[2] Ministry of Regional Development (Brazil). National Council for Water Resources. \"Counselors (Conselheiros)\". 9 April 2019. http://www.cnrh.gov.br/conselheiros\n[3] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"National System of Information on Water Resources (Sistema National de Informações sobre Recursos Hídricos)\". http://www3.ana.gov.br/portal/ANA/acesso-a-sistemas/sistema-National-de-informacoes-sobre-recursos-hidricos-snirh/sistema-National-de-informacoes-sobre-recursos-hidricos\n[4] National Water Agency (Brazil). National System of Information on Water Resources. \"Thematic access (Acesso Temático)\". http://www.snirh.gov.br/\n[5] National Water Agency (Brazil). National System of Information on Water Resources. \"Water quality (Qualidade das águas)\". National Water Agency (Brazil). http://portal1.snirh.gov.br/ana/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=e745db7488f64e1a9a2e4e150e41b08e\n[6] National Water Agency (Brazil). 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Water Supply. 2015. http://www.siac.gov.co/ofertaagua\n[2] Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development. National Monitoring Program for Water Resources. 2019. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/index.php/gestion-integral-del-recurso-hidrico/gobernanza-del-agua/programa-nacional-de-monitoreo-del-recurso-hidrico\n[3] Institute of Hydrology, Meteorology and Environmental Studies. Update of the National Monitoring Program. 2016. http://www.ideam.gov.co/documents/24277/596389/2+Monitoreo.pptx/eb8a1bdc-a0bc-4e62-af01-ad5c1013d448?version=1.0\n[4] Environmental Information System of Colombia. National Water Reports. 2014. http://www.siac.gov.co/web/siac/infonalagua\n[5] Ministry of Housing. 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Regulations Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, Executive Decree 650. 2015. https://www.agua.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/REGLAMENTO-LEY-RECURSOS-HIDRICOS-USOS-Y-APROVECHAMIENTO-DEL-AGUApdf.pdf\n[2] Iagua. Ecuador’s Secretariat of Water completes the national launch of the Public Registry for Water. 2018. https://www.iagua.es/noticias/senagua/secretaria-agua-ecuador-realiza-lanzamiento-nacional-registro-publico-agua\n[3] Secretariat of Water. Public Registry for Water. 2019. http://geoportal.senagua.gob.ec:8086/\n[4] Open Data Ecuador. Dataset Statistics. 2019. http://www.datosabiertos.gob.ec/estadisticas-de-conjunto-de-datos/\n[5] Open Data Ecuador. Water Quality – Secretariat of Water. 2015. http://catalogo.datosabiertos.gob.ec/dataset/calidad-del-agua\n[6] Secretariat of Water. Sectorial Water Statistics Bulletin. 2017. https://www.agua.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Boletin-Estadistico-ARCA-SENAGUA_08feb.compressed-2.pdf\n[7] Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC). Diagnostic of Water Statistics in Ecuador. 2012. https://aplicaciones.senagua.gob.ec/servicios/descargas/archivos/download/Diagnostico%20de%20las%20Estadisticas%20del%20Agua%20Producto%20IIIc%202012-2.pdf\n[8] National Assembly, Republic of Ecuador. Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water. 2014. https://www.agua.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/LEYD-E-RECURSOS-HIDRICOS-II-SUPLEMENTO-RO-305-6-08-204.pdf\n[9] Secretariat of Water. Secretaria del Agua. 2019. https://www.agua.gob.ec/","(1) IWRM Data Portal. \"Questionnaire pour les pays portant sur l'indicateur 6.5.1\". 2017. [http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Guinea]. \n(2)Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics. [https://www.facebook.com/Minist%C3%A8re-de-lEnergie-et-de-lHydraulique-Guin%C3%A9e-335378016664886/].\n(3)Système d’Information Energétique. “ORGANIGRAMME DU MINISTÈRE DE L'ENERGIE ET DE L'HYDRAULIQUE (MEH)”. [https://www.sieguinee-dne.org/index.php/ministere-de-l-energie-et-de-l-hydraulique.html]\n(4)UN Stats. \"Water in Guinea\". [https://unstats.un.org/unsd/environment/envpdf/UNSD_TogoWorkshop/Session%207b_Guin%C3%A9e_L'Eau%20en%20Guin%C3%A9e.pdf]. \n(5)Guinea Water Company (SEG). [http://segguinee.com/fr/]. \n(6)Ps-Eau. 2013. \"Guinée\". [https://www.pseau.org/outils/ouvrages/ps_eau_fiche_pays_guinee_2013.pdf]. (7)Droit Afrique. \"Guinée- Code de l’eau\" 15 février 1994. Loi n°L/94/ 005/CTRN. [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/gui4825.pdf]. \n(8)Republic of Guinea. 2011. \"National Environmental Policy\". [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/gui147379.pdf]\n(9)Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics. 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[https://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=1&hl=ru&pto=aue&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=uz&sp=nmt4&tl=ru&u=http://iarc.uz/markaz-haqida/&usg=ALkJrhilIj7IA4FKPWFZSuIS8ah0eVn_2w].\n\n[4] Information and Analytical Resource Centre. Accessed 18 July 2020. [https://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=1&hl=ru&pto=aue&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=uz&sp=nmt4&tl=ru&u=http://iarc.uz/&usg=ALkJrhi0sBU3yXAzzVIDupOSYU-K2u4I8Q].\n\n[5] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 18 July 2020. [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru].\n\n[6] Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 18 July 2020. [https://www.meteo.uz/].\n\n[7] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 15 July 2020. \"Briefing held at the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan\" (\"В Министерстве водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан был проведен брифинг\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/373] [http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Q_xoeg5LUFYJ:www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/373+&cd=1&hl=ru&ct=clnk&gl=uk&client=firefox-b-d].\n\n[8] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use.\" (\"Закон Республики Узбекистан «О воде и водопользовании»\" 6 мая 1993 г., № 837-XII). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/93202].\n\n[9] Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan\" (\"Постановление Кабинета Министров Республики Узбекистан\n№11 07.01.1998 ОБ УТВЕРЖДЕНИИ ПОЛОЖЕНИЯ О ПОРЯДКЕ РАЗРАБОТКИ И ВЕДЕНИЯ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННОГО ВОДНОГО КАДАСТРА РЕСПУБЛИКИ УЗБЕКИСТАН\"). [https://lex.uz/docs/627989].\n\n[10] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 171-II of 15 December 200 \"On State Cadastres\" (\"ЗАКОН РЕСПУБЛИКИ УЗБЕКИСТАН № 171-II 15 декабря 2000 г. О ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫХ КАДАСТРАХ\"). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/19480].\n\n[11] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 19 February 2020. \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/396].\n\n[12] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 2019. \"Water Management in the Republic of Uzbekistan\" (\"Водное хозяйство Республики Узбекистан\"). [http://invest.gov.uz/wp-content/uploads/Minvodhoz-_RUS-2-konvertirovan.pdf].","[1] National Assembly of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Water Resources Law. 2007. http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/texts/ven69647.doc\n[2] Ministry of Environment. Resolution No. 16 of 2010. 2010. https://www.lurconsultores.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/2010-Resoluci%C3%B3n-0000016-Registro-de-usuarios-de-fuentes-de-agua.pdf\n[3] Ministry of Eco-Socialism and Water Resources. Annual Report. 2017. https://transparencia.org.ve/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/ecosocialismo-y-aguas.pdf\n[4] Ministry of Care for Water Resources. 2019. https://demo.minaguas.gob.ve/","[1] Myanmar Times. \"Yangon HQ to oversee all water resources.\" 12 June 2018. https://www.mmtimes.com/news/yangon-hq-oversee-all-water-resources.html [2] Myanmar Water Portal. \"National Water Resources Committee (NWRC)\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/24-nwrc/info.html [3]President's Office. \"Water Resources committee holds coordination meeting.\" 09 May 2017. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2017/09/05/id-7697 [4] President's Office.\"Vice President U Henry Van Thio addresses NWRC coord meeting\". 1 April 2019. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2019/01/04/id-9221"]
[null,"2.3.2",null,0,1,1,2,1,2,1,2,1,0,0,0,1,1,0,1,0,0,2,1,2,2,0,0,0,2,2,0,1,1,1,1,null,null,null,"There are no mechanisms to share data locally or with the broader public in Afghanistan.\n \n Afghanistan's Water law 2009 and the updated 2020 version do not contain any requirement to share data locally or with the broader public. [1, 2] An expert interviewee stated that due to low water security, the government considers water data sensitive information and does not publish any of the (limited) data collected. [3]\n \n The website of the Ministry of Energy and Water has publicly accessible content and details on the status of ongoing projects, their percentage to completion, and water related laws and regulations. [4] However this information does not include data submissions. [4] No evidence of other data sharing was found on the websites of the Ministry of Energy and Water and the Ministry of Agriculture. [4, 5]","Though the Ministry of Environment and Water shares some data semi-publically, there is no evidence that it proactively share information local stakeholders.\n\nThe Ministry of Environment and Water hosts the Information System for Water and Sanitation in Bolivia (SIAB), but a login is required to access the data and it is not clear what information is shared via the system [1]. In addition, the Ministry hosts a geo-information system (GEO SIARH) with 532 different data layers related to water resources. For example, one layer contains information regarding the municipal capitals covered by the Rio Mizique Watershed Plan [2]. The system does not appear to contain water availability or quality data [2]. \n\nA 2016 article noted the limited availability of environmental data in Bolivia, stating that data sources possessed by government entities were not connected and many times were not even in databases [3]. Water policy information states that developing a sectoral information system is a priority, but it is not clear if that priority includes a publicly accessible system or if existing closed systems are sufficient to meet the policy goal [4]. The Ministry of Environment and Water’s 2019 annual report noted that the Ministry was working on 26 different water monitoring systems, but did not provide further information [5]. \n\nThe website of the Ministry of Environment and Water does not contain additional evidence regarding mechanisms to share data at local level as well as with the broader public [6]. There is no public evidence of proactive information sharing between the Ministry of Environment and Water and the public [7, 8, 9].","Statistical Agency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, that covers both entities and Brcko District, represents a mechanism to share data at local level as well as with broader public. \n\nStatistical Agency publishes regular reports on water statistics. Water statistics contains data on water use, supply of water to industry and general population, water losses, quality of drinking water, wastewater treatment, etc. However, though coverage is comprehensive the data is outdated, the latest information are from 2013.[1]","Brazil has the National System of Information on Water Resources (SNIRH), which is a mechanism to share data with the public, including the public and private sector, at all levels (national, state and local). The SNIRH is a mechanism established by the National Policy for Water Resources, created by Law no. 9,433 of 1997. In this law, the SNIRH can be found in Articles 25, 26 and 27. Article 26-III explicitly states that \"data access and information is guaranteed for all of society\". [1] The SNIRH's principles are to decentralise the collection and production of data and information, but then centralise it through a unified coordinated system. The SNIRH is managed by the National System for the Management of Water Resources, which is presided by the National Council for Water Resources (CNRH). [1] \n\nThe SNIRH is composed by three other systems: the system for the management and analysis of water resources, the system for the regulation of water resources usage, and the system for the planning and management of water resources. Data is available by hydrological division, quantity and quality of water, water use, water availability, critical hydrological events, water resources plans, regulation and control of water resources and programs focused on the conservation and management of water resources. [2] The data is publicly available at: http://www.snirh.gov.br/. This data can be accessible at the local level as well with the broader public, as it is publicly available in the internet. [3] Data quality varies by indicator. Some indicators can be viewed at the municipal level, such as water usage, while other indicators can only be viewed by monitoring station conducting the analysis, such as water quality. [4][5]","The MOWRAM has responsibilities to share information about water resources at local level as well as general public, but no formal mechanism for water resource information sharing is in place [1]. \n\nThe country has been receiving external supports (from NGOs and development bank) to establish a comprehensive information sharing mechanism. For instance, the Ministry has established National Flood Forecasting Center (NFFC) with financial support from the Asian Development Bank under the Greater Mekong Sub-Region Flood and Drought Risk Management and Mitigation Project (GMS-FDRMMP) [2]. Information on current hydrological conditions and forecasts for the Mekong mainstream and the Pursat tributary basin to Tonle Sap Lake can be accessed through ‘mowram-nffc.org’ web portal. The Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology is also implementing a 4-year project (2015-2019) jointly with the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) and National Committee for Disaster Management (NCDM), with support from UNDP, aimed at linking climate information with agriculture, including establishing a drought information service in the country’s drought-prone provinces [3]. Through the project, UNDP is supporting MOWRAM in re-installing / re-functioning a total of 24 Automatic Weather and Agrometeorological Stations (AWS) and 55 Automatic Hydrological Stations/ AHS (covering Surface and Ground Water) in various locations in the provinces of Preah Vihear, Kampong Thom, Kampong Speu, Kandal, Phnom Penh, Takeo, Kampot, Kep, Preah Sihanouk Ville and Koh Kong. In February 2019, the MOWRAM announced its plan to establish a water data center with high capacity and smart technology to increase effectiveness in water management across the nation, as part of its national investment programme on irrigation system and water resource management 2019-2033 [4].","In China, there are permanent database or regular reports on data that are published and updated regularly as well are publicly available. \n\nIn China, there are permanent database or regular reports on data that are published and updated regularly as well are publicly available. The Ministry of Water Resources in China include a database on their official website, in which they regularly publish and update monthly and annual data and information. Such data include monthly reports on underground water, monthly reports on water resources investment, statistical bulletins on water resources development, drought and flood, water technology development, etc.[1]. The Ministry of Water Resources in China holds conferences and workshops with local water departments to promote efficiency and strengthen implementation of policies in local administrations. In Jan 2019, the Ministry held the National Working Conference on Water Resources in Beijing to deliver the new planning and goals to provincial departments [2]. Later, the Ministry has also held forums in other cities to implement the result of the national conference [3].","Colombia’s National Monitoring Program for Water Resources (PNMRH) collects and shares water-related data with other relevant bodies however there is no specific mention of proactive efforts to share information with actors at a local level. \n\nThe PNMRH is a product of the National Policy for the Integrated Management of Water Resources 2010-2022 (PNGIRH) [2]. The PNMRH has five objectives, including collecting water data and creating knowledge on Colombia’s water cycle, and communicating that information broadly to promote greater participation in management of water resources [2]. In 2016, the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development undertook a process to update the PNMRH, including developing communication and information sharing protocols and integrating participatory and sectoral monitoring [3]. Activity 4.1 of the process is “to define communications instruments and tools that are permanently effective and connected with water monitoring and different users at the national, regional and local levels” [3]. \n\nBased on information on the government sites, the implementation of Activity 4.1 of the PNMRH update plan is incomplete [1, 3, 4]. In addition, the National Water Council, which was created in 2015 under Law 1753 as part of the National Development Program to coordinate policy for the national water sector, does not yet appear to have a website with information regarding its activities and reports [5, 6]. \n\n","Croatian Bureau of Statistics represents a mechanism to share data at local level as well as with broader public. \n\nThe Bureau of Statistics publishes regular reports on water statistics. Waters statistics contains data on collection, purification and distribution of water; public drainage and use of water and protection of water from pollution in industry. [1] Croatian statistical system is aligned with the Eurostat requirements. Eurostat's statistics cover: water resources (per year, long-term average), abstractions from water resources by origin (fresh surface water & groundwater, other sources) and purpose, water use by supply scheme and by economic activity group, connection rates to wastewater treatment by type and level of treatment, wastewater treatment infrastructure, generation and disposal of sewage sludge, generation of aquatic pollution by source and its discharge by type of treatment.\n\nThis information is available to the public for all EU Member States, including Croatia via the EUROSTAT website. [2]\n\nCroatian Waters have comprehensive presentation of different information on their website, such as information on water levels, water fees, flood defence, different news, as well as annual financial reports. [3, 4]","Ecuador’s Secretariat of Water has some data sharing mechanisms with other the general public, but these are done on ad-hoc basis. There is no evidence of proactive data sharing between national and local stakeholders.\n\nThe 2014 Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water does not include mechanisms for sharing data at the local level and with the broader public in the mandate for the National Strategic Water System (Article 16) or the Secretariat of Water (Article 18) [8]. Neither the 2014 law nor its implementing regulations mention data sharing mechanisms [1, 8]. The website of the Secretariat of Water does not contain additional public evidence regarding how the National Strategic System for Water works in practice [9]. \n\nArticle 17 of the implementing regulations for the 2014 national water resources law, the Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, tasks the Secretariat of Water with creating and operating the Public Registry for Water (RPA), which should contain water-related data for sharing and public consultation [1]. In December 2018, the Secretariat reported that it had launched the RPA, but as of May 2019 the RPA’s website was unreachable [2, 3]. The Secretariat has nine datasets in Ecuador’s national Open Data platform, but only one or two of these pertain to water-related data [4, 5]. Others are related to the administration of the Secretariat [4]. In 2017, the Secretariat of Water published the Sectoral Water Statistics Bulletin, which contains an annual snapshot of national water data, but a web search did not find previous or later versions of the Bulletin [6]. A 2012 report from the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) noted that, regarding water data, “the institutions that create information generally avoid the responsibility and comprehension of data needs that come from public and private entities and organizations; nor do they face the need to reach institutional agreements between water data producers and users” [7].","In Guinea a local data-sharing mechanism does not exist.\n\nGuinea is a member of the the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS). Within this organization, an Observatory of the environment was created, as a strategic tool to monitor the state of the Environment and natural resources of the basin. (1) This observatory has published a single annual report in 2006 , which provides data on quantity and quality of water resources, among other indicators. That means that since 2006, there have been no other public releases. (2) No evidence of any other publication could be found on the OMVS website or in a OMVS report. (3,4) On the other hand, management and planning tools have been developed within the OMVS, as well as a database that collects Senegal River flows since 1904. This information is supposedly made available to the public through a monthly hydrological bulletin. (1) Nevertheless, on the OMVS website, in the section \"Publication of hydrological bulletins\", none of these reports is available. (5) \n\nFinally, there is no evidence that the National Directorate of Water and Forests, the ministries of Agriculture or the Environment, post any water related data online. (6,7,8) However, according to a newspaper publication, in 2018, the Ministry of the Environment issued a printed Information Bulletin and announced the soon creation of a digital database. Nevertheless, this database could not be found online, and since the bulletin is printed, further details on its content could not be provided. (9)","All the ratifications of the Supreme Council of Water are publicly accessible on the governmental portal for laws and regulations [1] as well as the website of the Ministry of Energy [2]. However there is no evidence of proactive outreach to share this information with local level stakeholders [1,2] \n\nNo evidence of other proactive data sharing was found on the website of the Ministry of Agriculture, Energy or Environment. [4,5;6]","No. There are not mechanisms to share data locally or with the broader public. There is a limited level of public reporting mostly from academics and NGOs, such as Waterkeepers Iraq which analyses water quality in rivers and lakes and conducts public education campaigns however this is not conducted by the MOWR (1). The Ministry of Water Resources currently mainly publishes updates on the ministry events without any data sharing (2).","Mechanisms to share official data on water resources with the public are in place, however reports are not published on a strictly regular basis.\n \n The 2003 Water Code institutes a State Water Cadastre for the provision of information on Kazakhstan's surface water bodies, including available water and its quality, groundwater, including reserves, quality and hydrodynamic characteristics, and data on water usage, by basin, region and economic sector. [1, 2, 3] The Committee for Water Resources of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources is required under its statute to make information in the Cadastre available to the public, and regulations on the Cadastre stipulate annual publishing of a report on the Cadastre. [4] Annual reports have been published for the years 2010-2017, according to a list of publications on the website of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), of which Kazakhstan is a member, but the reports could not be found on the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources website. [5, 11] These annual reports were published jointly by the Committee for Water Resources, the Committee for Geology and Mining and the meteorological office, and while including the information required by the Water Code, were described as \"part of the publicised part of the State Water Cadastre\". [6] According to a 2012 report on Kazakhstan's Water Code, there are three publications which make up the publicised part of the State Water Cadastre, containing annual data on surface water (8 documents, one per river basin), multi-year data on surface water (4 documents, one per main river basin) and annual data on the Caspian Sea. [7] However, no evidence of any further publications was found on the ICWC website. [8]\n \n Separately, country-level statistics on water abstraction, use, losses, recycling and its quality are published by the country's Statistics Agency on its website, based on information reported by water users and collated by the Committee for Water Resources. [9, 10] However, this data is not disaggregated by river basin or region of the country. [9]","There are mechanisms outlined in legislation to share data at the local level as well as with the broader public, however the publicly available data is not regularly updated and is limited in practice.\n \n In Kyrgyzstan, the State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘SAW’), previously the Department of Water Resources and Land Improvement of the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Improvement of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘DWRLI’) until 2019, is mandated to ensure the development, formation and stable functioning of a unified water information system, under its establishing decree. [1]\n \n Additionally, under the 2005 Water Code of the Kyrgyz Republic, the state hydrometeorological body (“Kyrgyzhydromet”) is specially authorised to participate in the development of the unified water information system for monitoring of water resources, as well as the state water cadastre. [3] The 2005 Water Code provides that the legal framework for water resources management in Kyrgyzstan must operate on the “principle of openness” (i.e. information on the condition and use of water bodies and water resources should be accessible to the public). [3]\n \n Under the 2005 Water Code, the State Water Cadastre (which includes information on the quantity and quality of surface waters, the quantity and quality of underground waters, the status, condition and location of state owned water economy constructions and irrigation systems, etc.) is maintained by the SAW, along with meteorological and geological authorities. These authorities have the right to collect and receive, without difficulty and free of charge from enterprises, institutions, organization and citizens-water users, information necessary for maintenance of the State Water Cadastre. [3]\n \n Although the 2005 Water Code provides that members of the public shall have access to the water information system developed by the SAW, it does not provide information on how information sharing should work in practice. [3] The SAW's Water Information System, developed with World Bank support in 2018, is accessible on its website, although only data on water use are publicly accessible, along with a portal for submission of water use reporting forms. [4, 5] A local resources expert interviewed noted that the publicly-accessible database is not yet regularly updated, with phase 2 of the World Bank project aiming to increase the frequency of updates. [2, 4, 5] In addition, general figures are published on the National Statistics Committee website (e.g. data on water extraction and use). [6]","Other than data shared publicly through the MRC, there is no evidence that the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MONRE) runs mechanisms for routine data sharing with the general public or local communities. [1] \n\nMONRE runs a social media page on which it regularly posts air quality data, and occasionally information on water resources such as a decree on underground water management. [2] The Lao National Mekong Committee (LNMC) used to run a website that featured certain data and events, but this no longer exists. The LNMC has a social media page, but this mainly features social information. [3]","In Mali, information is shared with Local Stakeholders through Local Water Committees (CLE) - howver evidence about their recent activities is limited and there is still room for improvedment.\n\nLocal Water Committees (CLE) are advisory bodies for local water management provided by the Water Law of 2002 [3] and acting at the sub-basin scale. A CLE brings together representatives of the following three levels: administration, local authorities, users / civil society representatives. The creation of a CLE is enshrined in an interministerial decree signed by the Minister in charge of Water and the Minister of Territorial Administration. As of 2016 there were 30 CLEs in Mali and 20 CLEs in Guinea [4], [5]. The CLEs are the local institutions for consultation, exchange, participation of the local water users. Indeed they are responsible for informing the local population and local water users about the status of their local water resource [6], [7].\n\nIn 2014 for example a CLE participated at an awareness and information sharing meeting organised around the Sélingué dam by the Commission of the Sélingué and Markala dams which brought together a representative of the minister in charge of wter, the local chairman of the commission of the dams, as well as civil society representatives, the press, and a representative from the Embassy of the Netherlands which supports financially these initiative. [8]. the event was the opportunity to share information and raise awareness of the importance of the dams [8] though no further information is available about what was discussed there. \n\nThe DNH also publishes hydrological bulletins on a weekly basis feautring the major rivers, including the Senegal river basin. These reports can be found on their website [1] and the bulletins are updated on the website on a weekly basis, so that anyone can access them - including local stakeholders [1]. However, the DNH's website the page where the SIGMA database (water data) should have been published is empty [2] which suggests that even more data could be shared if the DNH had more resources in order to publish them.\n\n","There is no evidence that Mauritania has a data-sharing mechanism at local level as well as with broader public [1], [2], [3], [4].","No comprehensive database for data-sharing for water-related information is available in Myanmar.\n\nThe Department of Meteorology and hydrology have an online database and reports on weather reports/forecasts, montly met and hydroforecasts. [1] However, news and official public websites for the National Water Resource Committee does not mention publicly available reports nor data-sharing mechanism with the broader public. Assessments are coordinated at a national level and it is unclear whether or not data is shared at a local level. [2,3] The Myanmar IWRM assesment mentions opportunities for water foot printing as a (data) base for IWRM. It is unclear whether this was actually carried out. [4] The NWP stated that all hydrological data, other than those classified on national security consideration, should be in public domain. National Water Informatics Center (or National Hydro informatics Center) should be established to collect, collate and process relevant hydrologic and water resources data regularly from various data sources such as DMH (Department of Meteorology and Hydrology), Irrigation Department, etc. Further, there should be a preliminary processing, and data must be maintained in open and transparent manner on a GIS platform. [5] The The Hydro-Infromatics Center, attached with the NWRC, is only in its financing state as Myanmar recently borrowed 10 million U.S. dollars' loan from the World Bank to construct the headquarters of the National Water Resources Committee (NWRC) in June 2018. [6]","The Board of Directors created by the National Law of Water creates a platform to share data at a local level. \n\nThe Law on Water Resources of 2009 created the Board of Directors, which includes representation from rural, low-income and indigenous communities. [1] . The Board of Directors meets at least twice annually to make operational decisions and to share information including data about the situation of water resources in the country. [1] This information is evidenced through meeting minutes [2,3]\n\n","National Center for Water and Sanitation manages the mechanisms to share data at the local level as well as with a broader public. Nevertheless, the permanent database is not publicly available and thease efforts are not proactive. \n\nThe National Center for Water and Sanitation has, within its mandate, the responsibility to centralize, exploit and value the data, but also share it. Indeed \"the mission of the Center is to bring together the different departments of the Ministry and the actors involved in the water sector in order to centralize all their publications, data produced and information, process, digitize, and make them available to users who need them as part of their work\". This platform is available through a user registry.(1) However, the website associated to this platform, where you should be able to enter the user name, could not be found online. There is also no mention of proactively sharing this information at a local level (10.) \n\nThe National Directorate of Water Resources Management and Planning (DGPRE) also has in its mandate, the responsibility to share information on water resources, policies, planning & management with the different sectors and ministries. (2) The data collection missions are carried out practically throughout the national territory and on the main rivers. All the information collected on aquifers and surface water by the DGPRE teams is stored in the PROGRES and HYDRACCESS databases. These databases are also used to feed modeling tools such as MARTHE, WR4J, MODFLOW to make predictions about the behavior of the water resource. In addition, the structure also has mapping and statistical processing tools to produce and disseminate useful information for decision-makers and the public. These include: daily hydrological bulletins, weekly or monthly; warning bulletins; hydrological directory; thematic maps of the resource and catchment works; briefing notes, etc. (3) Nevertheless, only one hydrological report could be found, from 2018, on the SÉNÉGAL Basin River. (4) No further reports could be found in the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation and in the Directorate of Water Resources Management and Planning .\n(5,2) The PROGRES and HYDRACCESS databases are not publicly available.","Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia website is a mechanism to share data at local level as well as with broader public. \n\nStatistical Office of the Republic of Serbia publishes regular reports on water statistics.[1] Waters statistics included are: abstracted, used and waste waters by sections of economic activities, water and sewerage networks and number of residents connected to public network, data on irrigation, drainage and protection from harmful water effects. [1]. The data was largely up to date when accessed in April 2019 (none older than 2015 [1] Statistical Office also publishes press releases, such as ones related to irrigation data, which look to cite this data within related broader national trends. [2]","In Slovenia there are mechanisms to share data at local level as well as with broader public. \n\nPortal of the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning called \"E-Water\", managed by the Water Agency, was comprehensive data related to water management. Some of data that can be found in the portal are current inland water data by basin, current sea data, archive water data, flood hazard assessment data, individual scanned hydrological studies, water cadaster which contains a list of water and a list of water facilities and devices, which are divided into several sub-collections, etc. [2] \n\nSlovenia reports the score 50 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Data and information sharing within countries at all levels. The assessment states that Data and information sharing within Slovenia is established and is being constantly upgraded in order to improve consistency. All water related data, projects, agreements and other important issues are publicly available through the e-vode platform http://www.evode.gov.si/ . [1]","Although in theory, Water User Associations provide a platform for the Government to share information with local stakeholders, but the status of the implementation of these associations cannot be ascertained. The Ministry of Water resources does not produce regular data reports that are shared with the broader public.\n\nArticle 45-46 of the executive instructions document promulgated from water legislation No.31 [2] mentions the participation of consumers through the water user associations that they form and operate in order to achieve their interests of efficient water management. Participation between the government bodies and these associations has many forms, starting with participation by providing mutual information and ending with the transfer of management and ownership [4].However the status of these water associations, and how much of their actual activities include data sharing could not be established [1,2,3,4]\n\nThe Ministry of Water resources does not produce regular data reports that are shared with the broader public. [1] The latest report published by the Ministry was 'Report of the Conference on Sustainable Development of Water Resources in Syria in the Recovery Phase' [1] This is the only report published on the website of the Ministry of Water Resources and there is no publically availabe data published within the report [4] \n","In Tajikistan, there are legislative measures in place to share water resources data at a local level, as well as the broader public, but there is no evidence to show that these measures are being implemented in practice.\n \n Under its establishing decree, the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan (‘MEWR’) is charged with: “the creation and use of a database and information system on the formation, management and use of water resources”. [1] The MEWR is required to share information the public, through its website, the press and publication and distribution of informational materials. [2] Additionally, under Tajikistan's Water Code, adopted April 2020, the MEWR is responsible for the creation of a National Water Information System ('WIS'), composed of databases and information systems in the areas of water resource management, environmental protection, drinking water supply and irrigation. [3] One purpose of the WIS is to inform society on water management. [3] However, no evidence of regular information sharing by the MEWR was found on its website. [8] The website displays general information and statistics on available water resources (including in glaciers, water bodies and groundwater), and brief descriptions of uses of water resources in the country, but statistics are not dated. [9, 10]\n \n In 2019, under a project on developing Tajikistan's management of agricultural and water resources, the World Bank began development of a Water Information System ('WIS') for the MEWR as charged under its establishing decree.. [4, 5] The WIS consists of four databases: a geospatial water resource database, a basin planning database, basin water resource assessment database, and an irrigation management system. [4] A December 2019 World Bank implementation status report noted \"significant delays\" with development of three of the databases, and that a conceptual document for the system had not yet been agreed upon by key stakeholders. [5] While the WIS website was in place at the time of research, only the geospatial water resource database was publicly accessible, but offline. [6]\n \n Further information on how the sharing of data should occur on the local level, as well as with the wider public in Tajikistan, is mentioned in a 2012 “French Facility for Global Environment” (Fonds Français pour l'Environnement Mondial) (‘FFEM’) report on the project: “Capacity building in data administration for assessing transboundary water resources in Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia” (‘EECCA’). [7] The FFEM EECCA project provided financial and technical support in creating the national information system for the water sector in Tajikistan. [4] In 2012 the EECCA report noted that de facto there was no information system on water resources present in Republic of Tajikistan. [7] The report provided that the development of the new “Tajikistan Water Information System” should be based on a principle of access by authorities on a national and local level, where authorities at the local level should provide data to the wider public. [7] However, no evidence that the WIS established in 2019 is designed to be make data available to the public was found in a 2019 progress report on the World Bank project under which it was developed. [5]\n \n An expert interviewee at the World Bank confirmed that the MEWR has established the Water Information System (‘NWIS’), but that the NWIS is “not fully final or fully functional”. [11] The interviewee noted that the NWIS website hosts links to the various databases and the data they hold, but that these databases required registration and login to access the data and maps, making the website accessible across government, but not to the wider public. [11] The interviewee was unable to confirm how data would be communicated to the wider public in the future. [11]","In Tajikistan, there are legislative measures in place to share water resources data at a local level, as well as the broader public, but there is no evidence to show that these measures are being implemented in practice.\n \n Under its establishing decree, the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan (‘MEWR’) is charged with: “the creation and use of a database and information system on the formation, management and use of water resources”. [1] The MEWR is required to share information the public, through its website, the press and publication and distribution of informational materials. [2] Additionally, under Tajikistan's Water Code, adopted April 2020, the MEWR is responsible for the creation of a National Water Information System ('WIS'), composed of databases and information systems in the areas of water resource management, environmental protection, drinking water supply and irrigation. [3] One purpose of the WIS is to inform society on water management. [3] However, no evidence of regular information sharing by the MEWR was found on its website. [8] The website displays general information and statistics on available water resources (including in glaciers, water bodies and groundwater), and brief descriptions of uses of water resources in the country, but statistics are not dated. [9, 10]\n \n In 2019, under a project on developing Tajikistan's management of agricultural and water resources, the World Bank began development of a Water Information System ('WIS') for the MEWR as charged under its establishing decree.. [4, 5] The WIS consists of four databases: a geospatial water resource database, a basin planning database, basin water resource assessment database, and an irrigation management system. [4] A December 2019 World Bank implementation status report noted \"significant delays\" with development of three of the databases, and that a conceptual document for the system had not yet been agreed upon by key stakeholders. [5] While the WIS website was in place at the time of research, only the geospatial water resource database was publicly accessible, but offline. [6]\n \n Further information on how the sharing of data should occur on the local level, as well as with the wider public in Tajikistan, is mentioned in a 2012 “French Facility for Global Environment” (Fonds Français pour l'Environnement Mondial) (‘FFEM’) report on the project: “Capacity building in data administration for assessing transboundary water resources in Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia” (‘EECCA’). [7] The FFEM EECCA project provided financial and technical support in creating the national information system for the water sector in Tajikistan. [4] In 2012 the EECCA report noted that de facto there was no information system on water resources present in Republic of Tajikistan. [7] The report provided that the development of the new “Tajikistan Water Information System” should be based on a principle of access by authorities on a national and local level, where authorities at the local level should provide data to the wider public. [7] However, no evidence that the WIS established in 2019 is designed to be make data available to the public was found in a 2019 progress report on the World Bank project under which it was developed. [5]\n \n An expert interviewee at the World Bank confirmed that the MEWR has established the Water Information System (‘NWIS’), but that the NWIS is “not fully final or fully functional”. [11] The interviewee noted that the NWIS website hosts links to the various databases and the data they hold, but that these databases required registration and login to access the data and maps, making the website accessible across government, but not to the wider public. [11] The interviewee was unable to confirm how data would be communicated to the wider public in the future. [11]","Thailand does have mechanisms to share data with the broader public. \n\nThere is a publicly available water information platform administered by the Hydro and Agro Informatics Institute, a public organization under the Ministry of Science and Technology [1], water quality database maintained by the Pollution Control Department [2], and the water monitoring center database maintained by the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand [3].","Some data on water resources and water management at the local level is available, and some data is available to the broader public, but not all of the available data is regular and systematic. There is also no evidence of proactive data sharing at a local level.\n\nThe Turkish Institute of Statistics (Turkstat), the national statistical body, publishes regular national-level time series for indicators related to water treatment and sewage systems and the amounts of water used, treated and discharged by municipalities and manufacturing industry by sources/receiving bodies. [4] \n\nSome information is also available to the public via websites such as the EU-financed “Technical Assistance for the Conversion of River Basin Action Plans into River Basin Management Plans” project website [2] and the website of the Ergene Basin Conservation Action Plan [3]. These websites provide information about official plans and activities and some local-level data (for example about wastewater discharges). However, such websites do not cover the whole country and may not be updated regularly. \n\nThere is also no evidence of proactive data sharing at a local level. [1,2,3,4]\n","There is no evidence of a data-sharing mechanism between the national level water management authorities and the general public in Turkmenistan.\n \n The Water Code of Turkmenistan, last updated in 2019, establishes that the State Committee on Water Management is responsible for maintaining the \"State Water Cadastre\" that contains data about the quantity and quality of water bodies in the country, as well as information about the usage of water. According to the provisions of the law, the State Committee on Water Management is responsible for ensuring access to the information contained in the State Water Cadastre to all interested parties. [1] However, the State Water Cadastre does not appear to be publicly available, and the State Geological Service service does not have a publicly accessible website. [2, 3, 4]\n \n In 2019, it was reported that the State Geological Service was taking inventory of all the wells in the country and that it had appealed to all well owners to submit information for inclusion in the State Water Cadastre. [5, 6] However, the results of this inventory do not appear to have been made public or shared with other government agencies. \n \n The lack of publicly accessible data on the environment in Turkmenistan has been noted as a major deficiency by international organizations. For example, in its 2012 Environmental Progress Report for Turkmenistan, the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) reported that \"[t]he lack of public access to information is deemed to be one of the most serious shortcomings of enforcement of the environmental protection regime in Turkmenistan\" and recommended that this be a priority area for the Government. The UNECE report also stated that \"[m]ost of the monitoring results and reports are not publicly available and the information that can be found on the various ministry websites is not comprehensive, not regularly updated and often not available in the Turkmen language.\" [7] \n \n The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has also provided technical assistance to help Turkmenistan facilitate the public's access to disaggregate data and has contributed over USD 3 million to support this objective as of March 2020. [8]","There are mechanisms to share data at the local level as well as with the broader public, although not on a regular basis.\n \n The State Water Cadastre is kept in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" and is regulated by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [1, 2] The State Water Cadastre is maintained by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [2] It contains qualitative and quantitative information about bodies of water, registered use and meterage data on a comprehensive list of bodies of water including rivers, canals, lakes, reservoirs and subterraenean waters as well as information about water management facilities including pump stations, wells, collectors drainage and treatment facilities. [1, 2] The precise contents are determined by a technical regulation approved by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [2] This document has not been identified in the public domain. Information from the State Water Cadastre is issued to consumers as a published edition on a paid basis upon request in accordance with Point 19 of Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [2] Information about publications, types of information issued on request and the procedure for requests is published in \"Informational Bulletin on the Water Cadastre\" to be published jointly by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [2] However, online searches for the \"Informational Bulletin on the Water Cadastre\" publication on the websites of the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan have not returned positive hits. [3, 4, 5] Requests for information from the Water Cadastre cannot be made through the Single Portal for Interactive Government Services. [6] \n \n In accordance with Point 10(g) of the Statute on the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan in Appendix 1 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 500 of 3 July 2018 \"On Approval of Legal Acts Regulating the Activities of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan\", the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan is mandated to organise efforts to advertise measures to reduce and economise the use of water resources through the media, conferences, seminars, training sessions and other events. Furthermore, it is mandated to create and develop open-access databases on water based on modern information technologies. [7] \n \n The Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan uploads data to the Portal for Open Source Data of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [8] This data is publically acessible and includes data on, for example, the meleorative condition of irrigated land in Uzbekistan, active irrigation systems at water maangement organisations in Uzbekistan and limited volumes of water taken from water sources across Uzbekistan in the 2019 irrigation period. The Ministry furthermore uploads data to its official website. [9, 10] \n \n WIthin the Ministry of Water Management, the Information and Analytical Resource Centre's functions include providing information on water resources for water management organisations and farmers [11].\n \n The data reports uploaded on all of these resources are irregular. [8, 9, 10]\n \n In November 2018, a mobile application called Tomchi was launched to communicate with farmers, employees of water management organsiations and others about water saving technologies. The application will reportedly be linked to the information portal of the Information and Analytical Resource Centre of the Ministry of Water Resources of Uzbekistan, where comprehensive information on water-saving technologies as well as information and data on all aspects of water management will be available. [12] However, there is no evidence that this link has been made or that the information portal of the Information and Analytical Resource Centre of the Ministry of Water Resources of Uzbekistan functions properly. The app is regularly updated; the most recent posts were made in July 2020. Smart phone penetration in Uzbekistan stood at 31.3 percent in 2018. [13]","There are mechanisms to share data at the local level as well as with the broader public, although not on a regular basis.\n \n The State Water Cadastre is kept in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" and is regulated by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [1, 2] The State Water Cadastre is maintained by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [2] It contains qualitative and quantitative information about bodies of water, registered use and meterage data on a comprehensive list of bodies of water including rivers, canals, lakes, reservoirs and subterraenean waters as well as information about water management facilities including pump stations, wells, collectors drainage and treatment facilities. [1, 2] The precise contents are determined by a technical regulation approved by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [2] This document has not been identified in the public domain. Information from the State Water Cadastre is issued to consumers as a published edition on a paid basis upon request in accordance with Point 19 of Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [2] Information about publications, types of information issued on request and the procedure for requests is published in \"Informational Bulletin on the Water Cadastre\" to be published jointly by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [2] However, online searches for the \"Informational Bulletin on the Water Cadastre\" publication on the websites of the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan have not returned positive hits. [3, 4, 5] Requests for information from the Water Cadastre cannot be made through the Single Portal for Interactive Government Services. [6] \n \n In accordance with Point 10(g) of the Statute on the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan in Appendix 1 to Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 500 of 3 July 2018 \"On Approval of Legal Acts Regulating the Activities of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan\", the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan is mandated to organise efforts to advertise measures to reduce and economise the use of water resources through the media, conferences, seminars, training sessions and other events. Furthermore, it is mandated to create and develop open-access databases on water based on modern information technologies. [7] \n \n The Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan uploads data to the Portal for Open Source Data of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [8] This data is publically acessible and includes data on, for example, the meleorative condition of irrigated land in Uzbekistan, active irrigation systems at water maangement organisations in Uzbekistan and limited volumes of water taken from water sources across Uzbekistan in the 2019 irrigation period. The Ministry furthermore uploads data to its official website. [9, 10] \n \n WIthin the Ministry of Water Management, the Information and Analytical Resource Centre's functions include providing information on water resources for water management organisations and farmers [11].\n \n The data reports uploaded on all of these resources are irregular. [8, 9, 10]\n \n In November 2018, a mobile application called Tomchi was launched to communicate with farmers, employees of water management organsiations and others about water saving technologies. The application will reportedly be linked to the information portal of the Information and Analytical Resource Centre of the Ministry of Water Resources of Uzbekistan, where comprehensive information on water-saving technologies as well as information and data on all aspects of water management will be available. [12] However, there is no evidence that this link has been made or that the information portal of the Information and Analytical Resource Centre of the Ministry of Water Resources of Uzbekistan functions properly. The app is regularly updated; the most recent posts were made in July 2020. Smart phone penetration in Uzbekistan stood at 31.3 percent in 2018. [13]","The Ministry of Care for Water Resources has established mechanisms to share data at local level as well as with broader public. \n\nThe Technical Water Boards established by the Ministry are local institutions to manage water resources, and they can connect with Community Water Management Salons, which are spaces for the community to \"appropriate knowledge of the needs, supply cycles, and conditions\" of water service in their community and region [1]. In 2015, a press report stated that 11 of these salons were in operation and 200 more would be activated for water users to gain information regarding leaks and how to improve service provision [2]. The salons are supposed to eventually incorporate all information regarding operations of the water system so that community members can participate in the management of the systems [3]. \n\nVenezuela’s 2007 Water Resources Law tasks the national water authority with implementing data-sharing mechanisms for water-related information, but the systems mentioned in the law do not appear to be publicly available online. Article 42 establishes the Subsystem for Water Information, which is part of the national Environmental Information System. Article 43 states that the Subsystem will comprise “collecting, processing, systematizing, storing and sharing hydrometeorological, hydrogeological, physiographic, morphometric and water quality data and information” [4]. \n\nThe website of the current Ministry of Care for Water Resources does not contain links to the Subsystem for Water Information or the National Registry of Water Users [5].","There are publicly available reports on water data, but it is not comprehensive or easy to access. \n\nAlthough the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MONRE) is responsible for overall water management, it does not publish water data on its site. [1] MONRE directs users to the site on water resources, which has information about permits, but no data on water. [2,3] The National Water Resources Planning and Investigation Center, which is a department under MONRE, does publish information on the availability of ground and surface water. [4,5] A 2019 study on water management in Vietnam concluded that there is limited public access to data. Information sharing is \"often blocked due to limited coordination between different levels of administration.\" [6]\n",null,null,null,"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n \n [2] Ministry of Justice, \" Water Affairs Management Law Enacted\" (مقرره در مورد کیفیت آب و کنترل و نگهداری آنها) [http://old.moj.gov.af/Content/files/OfficialGazette/01301/OG_01367.pdf]\n \n [3] Eqrar, Naim. Professor, Geosciences Faculty, Kabul University. 19 July 2020.\n \n [4] Ministry of Water and Energy [https://pcu-mew.gov.af/we/]\n \n [5] Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock {https://mail.gov.af/dr]","[1] Ministry of Environment and Water. Information System for Water and Sanitation in Bolivia (SIAB). 2019. https://siab.siarh.gob.bo/\n[2] Ministry of Environment and Water. GEO SIARH. 2019. http://geo.siarh.gob.bo/\n[3] El Diario. The environmental situation in Bolivia. 2016. https://www.eldiario.net/noticias/2016/2016_01/nt160129/nacional.php?n=29&-la-situacion-del-medio-ambiente-en-bolivia\n[4] Ministry of Environment and Water. VAPSB – Policies. 2015. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/index.php/informacion_institucional/VAPS-Politicas,1429.html\n[5] Ministry of Environment and Water. Annual Report. 2019. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/uploads/PRESENTACI%C3%93N_MMAYA.pdf\n[4] Ministry of Environment and Water. Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Agua. 2019. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/\n[4] Google. site:gob.bo datos agua hidricos. 2019. https://www.google.com/search?safe=off&client=firefox-b-d&biw=1221&bih=936&ei=AGziXKz0OqSu5wLLq7GYAw&q=site%3Agob.bo+datos+agua+hidricos&oq=site%3Agob.bo+datos+agua+hidricos&gs_l=psy-ab.3...1682435.1689233..1690297...0.0..0.167.3093.0j19......0....1..gws-wiz.vsajSRK7ndA\n[5] La Razon. 2019. http://la-razon.com/\n[6] El Mundo. 2019. http://elmundo.com.bo/elmundo/","[1] Department of Meteorology and Hydrology. \"New Records\". https://www.moezala.gov.mm/new-records [2] Myanmar Times. \"Yangon HQ to oversee all water resources.\" 12 June 2018. https://www.mmtimes.com/news/yangon-hq-oversee-all-water-resources.html [3]Myanmar Water Portal. \"National Water Resources Committee\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/24-nwrc.html [3] \"Myanmar National Water Policy\". Feb 2014. https://www.medbox.org/mm-policies-others/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/preview?q= [4]Myanmar Water Portal. \"Myanmar to construct national water resources committee headquarters with World Bank loan\". 13 June 2018. https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/news/690-myanmar-to-construct-national-water-resources-committee-headquarters-with-world-bank-loan.html","[1] Office of the President of the Republic (Brazil). \"Law no. 9,433 of 8 January 1997. Establishes the National Policy for Water Resources, creates the National Water Resources Management System, regulates item XIX of Article 21 of the Federal Constitution, and alters Article 1 of Law no. 8,001 of 13 March 1990, which amended Law no. 7,990 of 28 December 1989 (Lei no. 9.433 de 8 de janeiro de 1997. Institui a Política National de Recursos Hídricos, cria o Sistema National de Gerenciamento de Recursos Hídricos, regulamenta o inciso XIX do art. 21 da Constituição Federal, e altera o art. 1º da Lei nº 8.001, de 13 de março de 1990, que modificou a Lei nº 7.990, de 28 de dezembro de 1989)\". http://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/leis/l9433.htm\n[2] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"National System of Information on Water Resources (Sistema National de Informações sobre Recursos Hídricos)\". http://www3.ana.gov.br/portal/ANA/acesso-a-sistemas/sistema-National-de-informacoes-sobre-recursos-hidricos-snirh/sistema-National-de-informacoes-sobre-recursos-hidricos\n[3] National Water Agency (Brazil). National System of Information on Water Resources. \"Thematic access (Acesso Temático)\". http://www.snirh.gov.br/\n[4] National Water Agency (Brazil). National System of Information on Water Resources. \"Water quality (Qualidade das águas)\". National Water Agency (Brazil). http://portal1.snirh.gov.br/ana/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=e745db7488f64e1a9a2e4e150e41b08e\n[5] National Water Agency (Brazil). National System of Information on Water Resources. \"Water usage (Usos da água)\". http://www.snirh.gov.br/snirh/snirh-1/acesso-tematico/usos-da-agua","[1] Department of Meteorology and Hydrology. \"New Records\". https://www.moezala.gov.mm/new-records [2] Myanmar Times. \"Yangon HQ to oversee all water resources.\" 12 June 2018. https://www.mmtimes.com/news/yangon-hq-oversee-all-water-resources.html [3]Myanmar Water Portal. \"National Water Resources Committee\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/24-nwrc.html [3] \"Myanmar National Water Policy\". 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Water Supply. 2015. http://www.siac.gov.co/ofertaagua\n[2] Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development. National Monitoring Program for Water Resources. 2019. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/index.php/gestion-integral-del-recurso-hidrico/gobernanza-del-agua/programa-nacional-de-monitoreo-del-recurso-hidrico\n[3] Institute of Hydrology, Meteorology and Environmental Studies. Update of the National Monitoring Program. 2016. http://www.ideam.gov.co/documents/24277/596389/2+Monitoreo.pptx/eb8a1bdc-a0bc-4e62-af01-ad5c1013d448?version=1.0\n[4] Environmental Information System of Colombia. National Water Reports. 2014. http://www.siac.gov.co/web/siac/infonalagua\n[5] Ministry of Housing. 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[https://www.mewr.tj/?]\n\n[9] Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan. \"Water Resources\", (\"Водные ресурсы\"). [https://www.mewr.tj/?page_id=390].\n\n[10] Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan. \"Use of Water Resources\", (\"Использование водных ресурсов\"). [https://www.mewr.tj/?page_id=576].\n\n[11] William Young. Lead Water Resources Specialist. The World Bank Group. 20 July 2020.","[1] Department of Meteorology and Hydrology. \"New Records\". https://www.moezala.gov.mm/new-records [2] Myanmar Times. \"Yangon HQ to oversee all water resources.\" 12 June 2018. https://www.mmtimes.com/news/yangon-hq-oversee-all-water-resources.html [3]Myanmar Water Portal. \"National Water Resources Committee\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/24-nwrc.html [3] \"Myanmar National Water Policy\". Feb 2014. https://www.medbox.org/mm-policies-others/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/preview?q= [4]Myanmar Water Portal. \"Myanmar to construct national water resources committee headquarters with World Bank loan\". 13 June 2018. https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/news/690-myanmar-to-construct-national-water-resources-committee-headquarters-with-world-bank-loan.html","[1] Turkish Statistical Institute (Turkstat), Environment Statistics, http://www.turkstat.gov.tr/PreTablo.do?alt_id=1019, Accessed 4 April 2019\n[2] Tragsatec Ribamap, Technical Assistance for the Conversion of River Basin Action Plans into River Basin Management Plans, http://ribamap.ormansu.gov.tr/index, Accessed 4 April 2019\n[3] Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs, Ergene Basin Conservation Action Plan, http://ergene.ormansu.gov.tr/ergene2/AnaSayfa.aspx?sflang=tr (in Turkish), Accessed 4 April 2019","[1] Government of Turkmenistan. 5 October 2019. \"Water Code of Turkmenistan\" (\"Водный кодекс Туркменистана\"). 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March 2020. \"Independent Country Programme Evaluation: Turkmenistan\". [https://www.undp.org/content/dam/undp/library/corporate/Executive%20Board/2020/Second-regular-session/DPDCPTKM3_ICPE.pdf].","[1] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use.\" (\"Закон Республики Узбекистан «О воде и водопользовании»\" 6 мая 1993 г., № 837-XII). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/93202].\n\n[2] Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan\" (\"Постановление Кабинета Министров Республики Узбекистан\n№11 07.01.1998 ОБ УТВЕРЖДЕНИИ ПОЛОЖЕНИЯ О ПОРЯДКЕ РАЗРАБОТКИ И ВЕДЕНИЯ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННОГО ВОДНОГО КАДАСТРА РЕСПУБЛИКИ УЗБЕКИСТАН\"). 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Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 500 of 3 July 2018 \"On Approval of Legal Acts Regulating the Activities of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan\" (\"Постановление Кабинета Министров Республики Узбекистан №500 03.07.2018 Об утверждении нормативно-правовых актов, регулирующих деятельность Министерства водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан\"). [https://lex.uz/docs/3812732].\n\n[8] Portal for Open Source Data of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 15 July 2020. \"Ministry of Water Management\" (\"Министерство водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан\"). [https://data.gov.uz/ru/sphere/authority/686?page=1&per-page=10].\n\n[9] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 15 July 2020. \"Statistics\" (\"СТАТИСТИКА\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/statistica].\n\n[10] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 15 July 2020. \"News\" (\"Новости\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855].\n\n[11] Information and Analytical Resource Centre. Accessed 15 July 2020. \"Aims and Functions\" (\"Цели и задачи\"). [https://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=1&hl=ru&pto=aue&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=uz&sp=nmt4&tl=ru&u=http://iarc.uz/markaz-haqida/vazifa-va-maqsadlari&usg=ALkJrhiAKTrsBX-cLqXufa01OXkILQn5vQ].\n\n[12] Embassy of Switzerland in Uzbekistan Facebook Page. 26 November 2018. \"THE NEW MOBILE APPLICATION \"TOMCHI\" HELPS YOU CHOOSE THE RIGHT WATER SAVING TECHNOLOGY\". [https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=289517071672162].\n\n[13] newzoo. 2018. \"Global mobile market report\". [https://resources.newzoo.com/hubfs/Reports/Newzoo_2018_Global_Mobile_Market_Report_Free.pdf].","[1] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use.\" (\"Закон Республики Узбекистан «О воде и водопользовании»\" 6 мая 1993 г., № 837-XII). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/93202].\n\n[2] Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan\" (\"Постановление Кабинета Министров Республики Узбекистан\n№11 07.01.1998 ОБ УТВЕРЖДЕНИИ ПОЛОЖЕНИЯ О ПОРЯДКЕ РАЗРАБОТКИ И ВЕДЕНИЯ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННОГО ВОДНОГО КАДАСТРА РЕСПУБЛИКИ УЗБЕКИСТАН\"). [https://lex.uz/docs/627989].\n\n[3] Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 18 July 2020. [https://www.meteo.uz/].\n\n[4] State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources. Accessed 18 July 2020. [https://ugts.uz/]. \n\n[5] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 18 July 2020. [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru].\n\n[6] Single Portal for Interactive Government Services. Accessed 18 July 2020. [https://my.gov.uz/ru].\n\n[7] Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 500 of 3 July 2018 \"On Approval of Legal Acts Regulating the Activities of the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan\" (\"Постановление Кабинета Министров Республики Узбекистан №500 03.07.2018 Об утверждении нормативно-правовых актов, регулирующих деятельность Министерства водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан\"). [https://lex.uz/docs/3812732].\n\n[8] Portal for Open Source Data of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 15 July 2020. \"Ministry of Water Management\" (\"Министерство водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан\"). [https://data.gov.uz/ru/sphere/authority/686?page=1&per-page=10].\n\n[9] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 15 July 2020. \"Statistics\" (\"СТАТИСТИКА\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/statistica].\n\n[10] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 15 July 2020. \"News\" (\"Новости\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855].\n\n[11] Information and Analytical Resource Centre. Accessed 15 July 2020. \"Aims and Functions\" (\"Цели и задачи\"). [https://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=1&hl=ru&pto=aue&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=uz&sp=nmt4&tl=ru&u=http://iarc.uz/markaz-haqida/vazifa-va-maqsadlari&usg=ALkJrhiAKTrsBX-cLqXufa01OXkILQn5vQ].\n\n[12] Embassy of Switzerland in Uzbekistan Facebook Page. 26 November 2018. \"THE NEW MOBILE APPLICATION \"TOMCHI\" HELPS YOU CHOOSE THE RIGHT WATER SAVING TECHNOLOGY\". [https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=289517071672162].\n\n[13] newzoo. 2018. \"Global mobile market report\". [https://resources.newzoo.com/hubfs/Reports/Newzoo_2018_Global_Mobile_Market_Report_Free.pdf].","[1] Ministry of Care for Water Resources. Technical Water Boards. 2019. https://demo.minaguas.gob.ve/gestion/mta-mesas-tecnicas-del-agua/\n[2] El Nacional. 200 Community Water Management Salons to be activated. 2015. http://www.el-nacional.com/noticias/sociedad/activaran-200-salas-gestion-comunitaria-agua-pais_39938\n[3] Community Water Management Salon. Voluntary Contribution to the Second Cycle of the Universal Periodic Exam of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. 2016. https://uprdoc.ohchr.org/uprweb/downloadfile.aspx?filename=3150&file=SpanishTranslation\n[4] National Assembly of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Water Resources Law. 2007. http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/texts/ven69647.doc\n[5] Ministry of Care for Water Resources. 2019. https://demo.minaguas.gob.ve/","[1] Department of Meteorology and Hydrology. \"New Records\". https://www.moezala.gov.mm/new-records [2] Myanmar Times. \"Yangon HQ to oversee all water resources.\" 12 June 2018. https://www.mmtimes.com/news/yangon-hq-oversee-all-water-resources.html [3]Myanmar Water Portal. \"National Water Resources Committee\". https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/pages/24-nwrc.html [3] \"Myanmar National Water Policy\". Feb 2014. https://www.medbox.org/mm-policies-others/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/preview?q= [4]Myanmar Water Portal. \"Myanmar to construct national water resources committee headquarters with World Bank loan\". 13 June 2018. https://www.myanmarwaterportal.com/news/690-myanmar-to-construct-national-water-resources-committee-headquarters-with-world-bank-loan.html"]
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[null,"2.4.1",null,0,2,2,2,2,1,2,2,2,2,0,0,2,1,2,2,2,1,2,2,2,2,0,2,2,2,0,2,2,2,2,2,null,null,null,"Afghanistan is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation, but engages in bilateral dialogue with riparian neighbours.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] The ICWC makes limited acknowledgement of Afghanistan's interest in management of the Amu Darya river through allowing for a fixed uptake of 2.1 km³ water annually by Afghanistan in its water allocation plan (the \"Scheme for the integrated use and protection of water resources of the Amu Darya river basin\", adopted 1987), which is implemented by the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO), a water management organisation for the river which was created under the Soviet Union and came under the control of the ICWC under the 1992 Almaty Agreement. [3] However, no further evidence of measures to accomodate Afghanistan or promote interaction with the country was found on the ICWC or ADBWO websites. [4, 5] Despite this, the ICWC and Afghanistan have participated in a range of international events adressing water management in the region, including meetings, conferences and training. [6, 7, 8]\n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed an agreement on cooperation \"in the sphere of development and management of water resources\" on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitue the countries' border. [9] Despite its title, the agreement's provisions referred only to cooperation on water monitoring in the rivers; indeed, a draft of the document available on Tajikistan's legislative database is entitled \"on cooperation in the sphere of hydrological monitoring and riverbank strengthening works\". [10, 11]","Bolivia is a member of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. \n\nACTO's headquarters is in Brasilia, Brazil. ACTO has its own staff, including three at the director level, six project-based staff, and 14 support staff [2]. ACTO's website lists seven active projects: Project Amazon, Project Bio-Amazon, GEF Amazon Project, Forest Cover Monitoring, Capacity-building in sustainable forest management and biodiversity conservation, Indigenous Communities in Border Regions, Amazon Regional Program [3]. \n\nACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [1]. The ASCA includes integrated management of water resources as a goal and specifies short, medium and long-term activities to achieve it, including adopting an integrated water resources management approach, creating spaces for policy discussions such as the impact of mining activities, and promoting regional land use planning and environmental zoning programs [2]. In addition, in 2018 ACTO issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE). The PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [3]. The PAE is based on three fundamental pillars—a common vision among the countries for Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), a Transboundary Regional Diagnostic Analysis that identified priority challenges in the basin, and results and recommendations from ACTO’s and the project’s other activities—as well as three strategic lines of action: strengthening IWRM, institutional adaptation to climate change and variability, and knowledge management [4]. In addition, the PAE’s strategic actions are related to pollution, deforestation, loss of biodiversity, erosion and sedimentation, land use changes [4].","BiH is a member of a joint operational body formed from transboundary water management agreement with the basin states. \n\nInternational Commission for the Sava River is established based on the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, signed in 2002 in Slovenia between Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia and Serbia. The Framework Agreement came into force on 29 December 2004, after ratification in all countries. According to article 2 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in order to achieve the following goals: a) Establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; b) Establishment of sustainable water management; and c) Undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, and reduce and eliminate adverse consequences, including those from floods, ice hazards, droughts and incidents involving substances hazardous to water. [1] \n\nThe Sava Commission is composed of two representatives of each Party, one member and one deputy member, having one vote in the Sava Commission. The Commission has a Chairman who represents the Sava Commission. The Seat of the Sava Commission is Zagreb, Republic of Croatia. [2]","Brazil is a member of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. \n\nACTO's headquarters is in Brasilia, Brazil. ACTO has its own staff, including three at the director level, six project-based staff, and 14 support staff [2]. ACTO's website lists seven active projects: Project Amazon, Project Bio-Amazon, GEF Amazon Project, Forest Cover Monitoring, Capacity-building in sustainable forest management and biodiversity conservation, Indigenous Communities in Border Regions, Amazon Regional Program [3]. \n\nACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [1]. The ASCA includes integrated management of water resources as a goal and specifies short, medium and long-term activities to achieve it, including adopting an integrated water resources management approach, creating spaces for policy discussions such as the impact of mining activities, and promoting regional land use planning and environmental zoning programs [4]. \n\nIn addition, in 2018 ACTO issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE). The PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [5]. The PAE is based on three fundamental pillars—a common vision among the countries for Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), a Transboundary Regional Diagnostic Analysis that identified priority challenges in the basin, and results and recommendations from ACTO’s and the project’s other activities—as well as three strategic lines of action: strengthening IWRM, institutional adaptation to climate change and variability, and knowledge management [6]. In addition, the PAE’s strategic actions are related to pollution, deforestation, loss of biodiversity, erosion and sedimentation, land use changes [6].","Cambodia a member of a Mekong River Commission (MRC) formed from transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the basin states.\n\nIn 1995, the government of Vietnam signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin. The agreement established a framework of cooperation for “sustainable development, utilization, management and conservation of the water and related resources of the Mekong River Basin including, but not limited to irrigation, hydro-power, navigation, flood control, fisheries, timber floating, recreation and tourism.” The objective of the cooperation is “to optimize the multiple-use and mutual benefits of all riparian and to minimize the harmful effects that might result from natural occurrences and man-made activities.” The governments of Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam signed the agreement in 1995. [1]","China is not a full member of the MRC (Mekong River Commission), but it has maintained cooperations with the MRC. Mekong River Commission is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. It is the inter-governmental organization that works directly with the governments of Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Vietnam to jointly manage the shared water resources and the sustainable development of the Mekong River. [1,2] In 2013, China and the MRC renewed their agreement on data sharing, which was originally signed in 2002 [3]. China is one of the founding members of the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD), an intergovernmental organization that aimed at promoting regional cooperation and development. In 2017, the Ministry of Water Resources of China held the Training Workshop on Water Resources Management for Asia Cooperation Dialogue Countries[4]. China is a full member of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC). China takes a leading role in the operation of the LMC. By 2019, the four foreign ministers’ meetings of the LMC were all costed by China and another member country [5].\n\n","Colombia is a member of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. \n\nACTO's headquarters is in Brasilia, Brazil. ACTO has its own staff, including three at the director level, six project-based staff, and 14 support staff [2]. ACTO's website lists seven active projects: Project Amazon, Project Bio-Amazon, GEF Amazon Project, Forest Cover Monitoring, Capacity-building in sustainable forest management and biodiversity conservation, Indigenous Communities in Border Regions, Amazon Regional Program [3]. \n\nACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [1]. The ASCA includes integrated management of water resources as a goal and specifies short, medium and long-term activities to achieve it, including adopting an integrated water resources management approach, creating spaces for policy discussions such as the impact of mining activities, and promoting regional land use planning and environmental zoning programs [4]. \n\nIn addition, in 2018 ACTO issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE). The PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [5]. The PAE is based on three fundamental pillars—a common vision among the countries for Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), a Transboundary Regional Diagnostic Analysis that identified priority challenges in the basin, and results and recommendations from ACTO’s and the project’s other activities—as well as three strategic lines of action: strengthening IWRM, institutional adaptation to climate change and variability, and knowledge management [6]. In addition, the PAE’s strategic actions are related to pollution, deforestation, loss of biodiversity, erosion and sedimentation, land use changes [6].","Croatia is a member of a joint operational body formed from transboundary water management agreement with the basin states. \n\nInternational Commission for the Sava River is established based on the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, signed in 2002 in Slovenia between Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia and Serbia. The Framework Agreement came into force on 29 December 2004, after ratification in all countries. According to article 2 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in order to achieve the following goals: a) Establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; b) Establishment of sustainable water management; and c) Undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, and reduce and eliminate adverse consequences, including those from floods, ice hazards, droughts and incidents involving substances hazardous to water. [1] \n\nThe Sava Commission is composed of two representatives of each Party, one member and one deputy member, having one vote in the Sava Commission. The Commission has a Chairman who represents the Sava Commission. The Seat of the Sava Commission is Zagreb, Republic of Croatia. [2]","Ecuador is a member of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. \n\nACTO's headquarters is in Brasilia, Brazil. ACTO has its own staff, including three at the director level, six project-based staff, and 14 support staff [2]. ACTO's website lists seven active projects: Project Amazon, Project Bio-Amazon, GEF Amazon Project, Forest Cover Monitoring, Capacity-building in sustainable forest management and biodiversity conservation, Indigenous Communities in Border Regions, Amazon Regional Program [3]. \n\nACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [1]. The ASCA includes integrated management of water resources as a goal and specifies short, medium and long-term activities to achieve it, including adopting an integrated water resources management approach, creating spaces for policy discussions such as the impact of mining activities, and promoting regional land use planning and environmental zoning programs [2]. In addition, in 2018 ACTO issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE). The PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [3]. The PAE is based on three fundamental pillars—a common vision among the countries for Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), a Transboundary Regional Diagnostic Analysis that identified priority challenges in the basin, and results and recommendations from ACTO’s and the project’s other activities—as well as three strategic lines of action: strengthening IWRM, institutional adaptation to climate change and variability, and knowledge management [4]. In addition, the PAE’s strategic actions are related to pollution, deforestation, loss of biodiversity, erosion and sedimentation, land use changes [4].","Guinea is a member of a joint operational body formed from transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the basin states. \n\nIndeed, the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Senegal, Mali and Guinea founded the organisation in 1972, and Guniea joined in 2006.[3]\n\nIt is the inter-governmental organization that works directly with the governments of Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal to jointly manage the shared water resources and the sustainable development of the Senegal River. Within the OMVS, the Conference of Heads of State and Government defines the cooperation and development policy of the Organization. The Council of Ministers, defines the general development policy of the river and its resources. The Office of the High Commissioner implements the decisions of the Council of Ministers. The Permanent Water Commission is the advisory body of the Council of Ministers, it defines the principles and modalities of the water distribution of the river between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. The Regional Planning Committee is composed of the representatives of States, it provides an advisory opinion on the investment program for the optimal development of the resources of the basin. Finally, the Advisory Committee brings together representatives of countries, the financing institutions and the OMVS, to assist in the Office of the High Commissioner, for the research of financial and human means, and promotion of information exchanges. The Presidency is rotated by each of the Member States. (1) \n\nAchievements of the OMVS include a joint Regional Infrastructure programme that covers several sectors such as irrigation, energy, navigation, drinking water and the environment. [2]","No, there is no formal joint operational body either for the basin or any of bilateral organisation.\n\nThe 1975 treaty between Iran and Iraq had tasked expert commission's on clarification of border lines (land and maritime) and signposting them which was successfully fulfilled before being shut down as a result of the 1979 Iranian revolution [1]. Since 2008, these commission have been active again in renewal of signposts and monitoring of the borders [1] - however these actions are limited and no joint organisational body manages proceedings [1]. The issue of management and joint utilisation of water resources, navigation and water pollution control was assigned -according to the agreement- to a Common Bureau of Coordination, which was never established [1]. In 2012, the bureau for Iran-Iraq Economic Development Affairs announced that the Common Bureau of Coordination for Arvand river will become operational soon following an agreement of both countries [2] but no further actions were reported. The problems arising from the lack of joint management plans have been the subject of numerous journalistic and academic writings (see for example [3] and [4]). \n\nA further examination of the archive of the Iranian Parliament [5], the Foreign Ministry [6], the Department of Environment [7], the Ministry of Energy [8] and the Ministry of Agriculture [9] provided no relevant information.","No. There is no joint operational body formed from a transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement in the Tigris-Euphrates basin (1) (2) (3).\n\nA Joint Technical Committee (JTC) was established in 1980 to discuss the water issues between Turkey and Iraq, with Syria joining this Committee in 1983. However, no tripartite agreement was reached. According to an agreement between Syria and Iraq signed in 1990, the Euphrates water will be shared 58 percent (Iraq) - 42 percent (Syria) [1] [2]. These agreements did not set up any organisation among the states in question. The JTC meetings, which ceased in 1992, but were briefly revived in 2007-2009, but once again no agreement was reached or regional water organisation formed.[3] \n","Kazakhstan is a member of a joint operational body for transboundary water management, the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), which in turn has an institution dedicated to the Syr Darya basin.\n \n The ICWC was founded in 1992 when members Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement on transboundary water management. [1] The organization's purpose is to facilitate coordination and cooperation between its member states with regard to the management of water resources, including those of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Kazakhstan represented on the ICWC by the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities, which also involve discussion of issues surrounding water management. [1, 3] The ICWC consists of five institutions: the Secretariat, the Scientific-Information Centre, the Coordination Metrological Centre, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) and the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [1, 4]\n \n The SDBWO is an executive interdepartmental body of the ICWC, charged with controlling the use of water resources in the Syr Darya basin in accordance with relevant international agreements, domestic legislation and ICWC decisions, with the aim of ensuring adequate water supply to all countries in the basin. [5, 6] According to the SDBWO's statute, the riparian states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the SDBWO acting as an operator; it is an independent legal entity with its own organisational scheme. [5, 6, 7] However, an expert interviewee stated that with member states opting to redirect their required financing contributions for the ICWC to national water management authorities, in practice national organisations are responsible for operation of hydraulic facilities and realisation of water quotas established by ICWC. [8] Despite this, the SDBWO website describes four main subdivisions, headquartered in the cities of Kuyganyor, Chorvoq, Chirchiq and Gulistan (all Uzbekistan); the Gulistan division controls water flows into Kazakhstan from Uzbekistan, chiefly down the Syr Darya into the Shardara Reservoir in Kazakhstan, but also through a large canal (\"Dustlik\"). [9, 10] \n \n SDBWO directors attend the ICWC's quarterly meetings to report on implementation of water quotas, and participate in discussions on water management issues; for example, at a meeting in April 2020 the ICWC members discussed measures taken and methods to further increase release of water from reservoirs into the Syr Darya basin, [3, 5, 8] SDBWO is require to attend ICWC meetings by its statute, but the statute does not provide for any separate meetings centred around the Syr Darya basin only, and there is no evidence of such meetings on the ICWC or SDBWO websites. [5, 9, 10]\n \n In 1993 Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), in order to direct strategic-level policy on resolution of the Aral Sea crisis, including through implementing an action plan on the crisis and coordinating international support of efforts, as well as monitoring and advising on regional environmental issues. [11, 12, 13] In 1999, under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC members elevated the IFAS to the status of an international organisation, and agreed it would incorporate the ICWC and all its subordinate institutions. [14]","Kyrgyzstan is a dialogue partner and former member of a joint operational body for transboundary water management, the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), which in turn has an institution dedicated to the Syr Darya basin.\n \n The ICWC was founded in 1992 when members Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement on transboundary water management. [1] The organization's purpose is to facilitate coordination and cooperation between its member states with regard to the management of water resources, including those of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, and its website lists Kyrgyzstan's State Agency for Water Resources as a member as of 2019. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities, which also involve discussion of issues surrounding water management. [1, 3] However, Kyrgyzstan has not attended an ICWC meeting since 2017 after \"freezing\" its membership of the ICWC and the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS; an umbrella organisation responsible for ICWC). [15] The ICWC consists of five institutions: the Secretariat, the Scientific-Information Centre, the Coordination Metrological Centre, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) and the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [1, 4]\n \n The SDBWO is an executive interdepartmental body of the ICWC, charged with controlling the use of water resources in the Syr Darya basin in accordance with relevant international agreements, domestic legislation and ICWC decisions, with the aim of ensuring adequate water supply to all countries in the basin. [5, 6] According to the SDBWO's statute, the riparian states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the SDBWO acting as an operator; it is an independent legal entity with its own organisational scheme. [5, 6, 7] However, an expert interviewee stated that with member states opting to redirect their required financing contributions for the ICWC to national water management authorities, in practice national organisations are responsible for operation of hydraulic facilities and realisation of water quotas established by ICWC. [8] Despite this, the SDBWO website describes four main subdivisions, headquartered in the cities of Kuyganyor, Chorvoq, Chirchiq and Gulistan (all Uzbekistan); the Kuyganyor division controls water flows from Kyrgyzstan into Uzbekistan down the Naryn and Karadarya rivers, tributaries of the Syr Darya. [9, 10] SDBWO directors attend the ICWC's quarterly meetings to report on implementation of water quotas, and participate in discussions on water management issues; for example, at a meeting in April 2020 the ICWC members discussed measures taken and methods to further increase release of water from reservoirs into the Syr Darya basin, [3, 5, 8] SDBWO is require to attend ICWC meetings by its statute, but the statute does not provide for any separate meetings centred around the Syr Darya basin only, and there is no evidence of such meetings on the ICWC or SDBWO websites. [5, 9, 10]\n \n In 1993 Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), in order to direct strategic-level policy on resolution of the Aral Sea crisis, including through implementing an action plan on the crisis and coordinating international support of efforts, as well as monitoring and advising on regional environmental issues. [11, 12, 13] In 1999, under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC members elevated the IFAS to the status of an international organisation, and agreed it would incorporate the ICWC and all its subordinate institutions. [14] \n \n However, in 2016 Kyrgyzstan \"froze\" its membership of the IFAS and thus ICWC, stating that it felt due respect had not been given to its interests in management of water resources, which focus on use of water for hydroelectric power generation through release of water through dams year-round, conflicting with the preference of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan that water be stored in winter and released in summer for irrigation needs. [16] In 2010, Kyrgyzstan had made a proposal for reform of IFAS to allow for better consideration of upstream states' interests, which was supported by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, but the proposal was vetoed by Uzbekistan; experts see the membership freeze as a protest against overdominance of IFAS and ICWC by Uzbekistan, where ICWC is headquartered. [16] However, despite the \"freeze\" (articulated as such because there is no procedure for a party to leave ICWC or IFAS), Kyrgyzstan participated in a 2018 IFAS summit of national heads of state, at which Kyrgyzstan's complaints were publicly acknowledged by its partners. [16, 17] Expert interviewees state that Kyrgyzstan retains informal links with IFAS and ICWC, but note that the country had rebuffed an invitation to rejoin IFAS from Kazakhstan in 2019. [16, 18]","Laos a member of a Mekong River Commission (MRC) formed from transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the basin states.\n\nIn 1995, the government of Vietnam signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin. The agreement established a framework of cooperation for “sustainable development, utilization, management and conservation of the water and related resources of the Mekong River Basin including, but not limited to irrigation, hydro-power, navigation, flood control, fisheries, timber floating, recreation and tourism.” The objective of the cooperation is “to optimize the multiple-use and mutual benefits of all riparian and to minimize the harmful effects that might result from natural occurrences and man-made activities.” The governments of Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam signed the agreement in 1995. [1]","Mali is a member of a joint operational body formed from transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the basin states. \n\nIndeed, the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Senegal, Mali and Guinea founded the organisation in 1972, and Guniea joined in 2006.[3]\n\nIt is the inter-governmental organization that works directly with the governments of Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal to jointly manage the shared water resources and the sustainable development of the Senegal River. Within the OMVS, the Conference of Heads of State and Government defines the cooperation and development policy of the Organization. The Council of Ministers, defines the general development policy of the river and its resources. The Office of the High Commissioner implements the decisions of the Council of Ministers. The Permanent Water Commission is the advisory body of the Council of Ministers, it defines the principles and modalities of the water distribution of the river between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. The Regional Planning Committee is composed of the representatives of States, it provides an advisory opinion on the investment program for the optimal development of the resources of the basin. Finally, the Advisory Committee brings together representatives of countries, the financing institutions and the OMVS, to assist in the Office of the High Commissioner, for the research of financial and human means, and promotion of information exchanges. The Presidency is rotated by each of the Member States. (1) \n\nAchievements of the OMVS include a joint Regional Infrastructure programme that covers several sectors such as irrigation, energy, navigation, drinking water and the environment. [2]","Mauritania is a member of a joint operational body formed from transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the basin states. \n\nIndeed, the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Senegal, Mali and Guinea founded the organisation in 1972, and Guniea joined in 2006.[3]\n\nIt is the inter-governmental organization that works directly with the governments of Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal to jointly manage the shared water resources and the sustainable development of the Senegal River. Within the OMVS, the Conference of Heads of State and Government defines the cooperation and development policy of the Organization. The Council of Ministers, defines the general development policy of the river and its resources. The Office of the High Commissioner implements the decisions of the Council of Ministers. The Permanent Water Commission is the advisory body of the Council of Ministers, it defines the principles and modalities of the water distribution of the river between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. The Regional Planning Committee is composed of the representatives of States, it provides an advisory opinion on the investment program for the optimal development of the resources of the basin. Finally, the Advisory Committee brings together representatives of countries, the financing institutions and the OMVS, to assist in the Office of the High Commissioner, for the research of financial and human means, and promotion of information exchanges. The Presidency is rotated by each of the Member States. (1) \n\nAchievements of the OMVS include a joint Regional Infrastructure programme that covers several sectors such as irrigation, energy, navigation, drinking water and the environment. [2]","Myanmar is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the MoU renewed in 2013. Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. It is the inter-governmental organization that works directly with the governments of Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Vietnam to jointly manage the shared water resources and the sustainable development of the Mekong River. [1,2] Dialogue Partners do not follow MRC procedures and the principles of information sharing, dialogue and monitoring form the basis for MRC’s relations with Dialogue Partners. Myanmar does not have dam operations/downstream operations with the MRC as China does. Myanmar is still laying down its foundations to develop it's part of the basin and is currently only involved in dialogue and information sharing. [3]","Peru is a member of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. \n\nACTO's headquarters is in Brasilia, Brazil. ACTO has its own staff, including three at the director level, six project-based staff, and 14 support staff [2]. ACTO's website lists seven active projects: Project Amazon, Project Bio-Amazon, GEF Amazon Project, Forest Cover Monitoring, Capacity-building in sustainable forest management and biodiversity conservation, Indigenous Communities in Border Regions, Amazon Regional Program [3]. \n\nACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [1]. The ASCA includes integrated management of water resources as a goal and specifies short, medium and long-term activities to achieve it, including adopting an integrated water resources management approach, creating spaces for policy discussions such as the impact of mining activities, and promoting regional land use planning and environmental zoning programs [4]. \n\nIn addition, in 2018 ACTO issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE). The PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [5]. The PAE is based on three fundamental pillars—a common vision among the countries for Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), a Transboundary Regional Diagnostic Analysis that identified priority challenges in the basin, and results and recommendations from ACTO’s and the project’s other activities—as well as three strategic lines of action: strengthening IWRM, institutional adaptation to climate change and variability, and knowledge management [6]. In addition, the PAE’s strategic actions are related to pollution, deforestation, loss of biodiversity, erosion and sedimentation, land use changes [6].","Senegal is a member of a joint operational body formed from transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the basin states. \n\nIndeed, the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) is an operational joint body present in the Senegal river basin whose members are Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Senegal, Mali and Guinea founded the organisation in 1972, and Guniea joined in 2006.[3]\n\nIt is the inter-governmental organization that works directly with the governments of Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal to jointly manage the shared water resources and the sustainable development of the Senegal River. Within the OMVS, the Conference of Heads of State and Government defines the cooperation and development policy of the Organization. The Council of Ministers, defines the general development policy of the river and its resources. The Office of the High Commissioner implements the decisions of the Council of Ministers. The Permanent Water Commission is the advisory body of the Council of Ministers, it defines the principles and modalities of the water distribution of the river between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. The Regional Planning Committee is composed of the representatives of States, it provides an advisory opinion on the investment program for the optimal development of the resources of the basin. Finally, the Advisory Committee brings together representatives of countries, the financing institutions and the OMVS, to assist in the Office of the High Commissioner, for the research of financial and human means, and promotion of information exchanges. The Presidency is rotated by each of the Member States. (1) \n\nAchievements of the OMVS include a joint Regional Infrastructure programme that covers several sectors such as irrigation, energy, navigation, drinking water and the environment. [2]","Serbia is a member of a joint operational body formed from transboundary water management agreement with the basin states. \n\nInternational Commission for the Sava River is established based on the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, signed in 2002 in Slovenia between Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia and Serbia. The Framework Agreement came into force on 29 December 2004, after ratification in all countries. According to article 2 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in order to achieve the following goals: a) Establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; b) Establishment of sustainable water management; and c) Undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, and reduce and eliminate adverse consequences, including those from floods, ice hazards, droughts and incidents involving substances hazardous to water. [1] \n\nThe Sava Commission is composed of two representatives of each Party, one member and one deputy member, having one vote in the Sava Commission. The Commission has a Chairman who represents the Sava Commission. The Seat of the Sava Commission is Zagreb, Republic of Croatia. [2]","Slovenia is a member of a joint operational body formed from transboundary water management agreement with the basin states. \n\nInternational Commission for the Sava River is established based on the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, signed in 2002 in Slovenia between Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia and Serbia. The Framework Agreement came into force on 29 December 2004, after ratification in all countries. According to article 2 of the Framework Agreement, the Parties shall cooperate in order to achieve the following goals: a) Establishment of an international regime of navigation on the Sava River and its navigable tributaries; b) Establishment of sustainable water management; and c) Undertaking of measures to prevent or limit hazards, and reduce and eliminate adverse consequences, including those from floods, ice hazards, droughts and incidents involving substances hazardous to water. [1] \n\nThe Sava Commission is composed of two representatives of each Party, one member and one deputy member, having one vote in the Sava Commission. The Commission has a Chairman who represents the Sava Commission. The Seat of the Sava Commission is Zagreb, Republic of Croatia. [2]","No Syria is not a member of a any joint operational body formed from transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the basin state. [1] Syria has signed bilateral agreements with Turkey and Iraq - however none of these include mention of an operational body. \n\nA High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council (HSCC) was created between Turkey and Syria on 22 December 2009.. However, it was not dedicated to water and no longer function [2]\n\nIn 1980, Turkey, Iraq and the Syrian Arab Republic established the Joint Technical Committee (JTC) or Regional Waters, the aim of which was to deal with all water issues among the Euphrates-Tigris basin riparians and to ensure that the procedural principle of consultation and notification were followed as required by international law. However, this group disintegrated after 1993 without making any progress. [3] After years of suspension, JTC meetings were revitalized in 2007-2009. They did not lead to any agreement before the civil war Syria halted further talk [4]","Tajikistan is a member of a joint operational body for transboundary water management, the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), which in turn has an institution dedicated to the Amu Darya basin.\n \n The ICWC was founded in 1992 when members Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement on transboundary water management. [1] The organization's purpose is to facilitate coordination and cooperation between its member states with regard to the management of water resources, including those of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Tajikistan represented through its Ministry of Water and Energy. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities. [1, 3] The ICWC consists of five institutions: the Secretariat, the Scientific-Information Centre, the Coordination Metrological Centre, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation and the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO). [1, 4]\n \n The ADBWO is an executive interdepartmental body of the ICWC, charged with controlling the use of water resources in the Amu Darya basin in accordance with relevant international agreements, domestic legislation and ICWC decisions, with the aim of ensuring adequate water supply to all countries in the basin. [5] According to the ADBWO's statute, the riparian states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the ADBWO acting as an operator; it is an independent legal entity with its own organisational scheme. [5, 6, 7] However, an expert interviewee stated that the ADBWO is in practice only active in Uzbekistan, with national water management bodies implementing ICWC decisions in the other member states. [17] Despite this, the ADBWO website describes four main subdivisions, with a department for the upper reaches of the Amu Darya headquartered in Tajikistan's second city Qurghonteppa (Bokhtar since 2018), responsible for a 246 km section of the river including eight large water intake facilities. [6, 7] ADBWO directors attend the ICWC's quarterly meetings to report on implementation of water quotas, and participate in discussions on water management issues. [3, 5, 8] The ADBWO statute does not provide for any separate meetings centred around the Amu Darya basin only, and there is no evidence of such meetings on the ICWC or ADBWO websites. [5, 9, 10] \n \n The ADBWO website lists several recognised partners: the state hydrometeorological agencies of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, plus the ICWC's Scientific-Information Centre, the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC), and German state aid agency Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ). [11] The CAREC is an independent intergovernmental organization that brings together Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [12]\n \n In 1993 Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), in order to direct strategic-level policy on resolution of the Aral Sea crisis, including through implementing an action plan on the crisis and coordinating international support of efforts, as well as monitoring and advising on regional environmental issues. [13, 14, 15] In 1999, under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC members elevated the IFAS to the status of an international organisation, and agreed it would incorporate the ICWC and all its subordinate institutions. [16]","Tajikistan is a member of a joint operational body for transboundary water management, the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), which in turn has an institution dedicated to the Syr Darya basin.\n \n The ICWC was founded in 1992 when members Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement on transboundary water management. [1] The organization's purpose is to facilitate coordination and cooperation between its member states with regard to the management of water resources, including those of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Tajikistan represented on the ICWC by its Ministry of Energy and Water Resources. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities, which also involve discussion of issues surrounding water management. [1, 3] The ICWC consists of five institutions: the Secretariat, the Scientific-Information Centre, the Coordination Metrological Centre, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) and the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [1, 4]\n \n The SDBWO is an executive interdepartmental body of the ICWC, charged with controlling the use of water resources in the Syr Darya basin in accordance with relevant international agreements, domestic legislation and ICWC decisions, with the aim of ensuring adequate water supply to all countries in the basin. [5, 6] According to the SDBWO's statute, the riparian states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the SDBWO acting as an operator; it is an independent legal entity with its own organisational scheme. [5, 6, 7] However, an expert interviewee stated that the SDBWO is in practice only active in Uzbekistan, with national water management bodies implementing ICWC decisions in the other member states. [17] Despite this, according to the SDBWO website, although all four of the organisation's territorial subunits are headquartered in Uzbekistan, one, headquartered in Gulistan, is responsible for water flows from the Kayrakkum Reservoir in Tajikistan, and further down the Syr Darya into and across Uzbekistan to Kazakhstan, and the others responsible for tributaries. [6] \n \n SDBWO directors attend the ICWC's quarterly meetings to report on implementation of water quotas, and participate in discussions on water management issues; for example, at a meeting in April 2020 the ICWC members discussed measures taken and methods to further increase release of water from reservoirs into the Syr Darya basin, [3, 5, 8] SDBWO is require to attend ICWC meetings by its statute, but the statute does not provide for any separate meetings centred around the Syr Darya basin only, and there is no evidence of such meetings on the ICWC or SDBWO websites. [5, 9, 10] [6, 7]\n \n In 1993 Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), in order to direct strategic-level policy on resolution of the Aral Sea crisis, including through implementing an action plan on the crisis and coordinating international support of efforts, as well as monitoring and advising on regional environmental issues. [11, 12, 13] In 1999, under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC members elevated the IFAS to the status of an international organisation, and agreed it would incorporate the ICWC and all its subordinate institutions. [14]","Thailand a member of a Mekong River Commission (MRC) formed from transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the basin states.\n\nIn 1995, the government of Vietnam signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin. The agreement established a framework of cooperation for “sustainable development, utilization, management and conservation of the water and related resources of the Mekong River Basin including, but not limited to irrigation, hydro-power, navigation, flood control, fisheries, timber floating, recreation and tourism.” The objective of the cooperation is “to optimize the multiple-use and mutual benefits of all riparian and to minimize the harmful effects that might result from natural occurrences and man-made activities.” The governments of Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam signed the agreement in 1995. [1]","Turkey is not a member of a joint operational body formed from a transboundary water management agreement among the states in the Tigris-Euphrates basin. There is no such body [1,2,3]. \n\n\nIn 1980, Turkey, Iraq and the Syrian Arab Republic established the Joint Technical Committee (JTC) or Regional Waters, the aim of which was to deal with all water issues among the Euphrates-Tigris basin riparians and to ensure that the procedural principle of consultation and notification were followed as required by international law. However, this group disintegrated after 1993 without making any progress. [7] After years of suspension, JTC meetings were revitalized in 2007-2009. They did not lead to any agreement before the civil war Syria halted further talk [8] \n\nIn its submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 [4], made in 2017, Turkey cites only two bilateral mechanisms in response to a question about the organizational framework for transboundary water management in the Euphrates-Tigris basin. These are the High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council established in 2010 between Turkey and Iraq (for the Tigris) and the High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council established in 2009 between Turkey and Syria (for the Orontes and Euphrates). These councils are not concerned only about water but may address all issues between the countries in question. [5] For the past eight years, Ankara’s relations with Damascus have in practice been minimal due to the civil war. Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally [6].\n","Turkmenistan is a member of a joint operational body for transboundary water management, the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), which in turn has an institution dedicated to the Amu Darya basin.\n \n The ICWC was founded in 1992 when members Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement on transboundary water management. [1] The organization's purpose is to facilitate coordination and cooperation between its member states with regard to the management of water resources, including those of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Turkmenistan represented through its State Committee on Water Management. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities, which also involve discussion of issues surrounding water management. [1, 3] The ICWC consists of five institutions: the Secretariat, the Scientific-Information Centre, the Coordination Metrological Centre, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation and the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO). [1, 4]\n \n The ADBWO is an executive interdepartmental body of the ICWC, charged with controlling the use of water resources in the Amu Darya basin in accordance with relevant international agreements, domestic legislation and ICWC decisions, with the aim of ensuring adequate water supply to all countries in the basin. [5] According to the ADBWO's statute, the riparian states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the ADBWO acting as an operator; it is an independent legal entity with its own organisational scheme. [5, 6, 7] ADBWO directors attend the ICWC's quarterly meetings to report on implementation of water quotas, and participate in discussions on water management issues. [3, 5, 8] ADBWO is require to attend ICWC meetings by its statute, but the statute does not provide for any separate meetings centred around the Amu Darya basin only, and there is no evidence of such meetings on the ICWC or ADBWO websites. [5, 9, 10] With headquarters in the city of Urgench, Uzbekistan, by the АDBWO has four main subdivisions, responsible respectively for the upper, middle and lower reaches of the Amu Darya, as well as a department responsible for inter-state main canals delivering water from the Amu Darya's course in Uzbekistan into Turkmenistan. The ADBWO middle reaches department is headquartered in Turkmenistan's second city Turkmenabad, and is responsible for a 552 km section of the river including nine large water intake facilities. [6, 7]\n \n The ADBWO website lists several recognised partners: the state hydrometeorological agencies of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, plus the ICWC's Scientific-Information Centre, the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC), and German state aid agency Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ). [11] The CAREC is an independent intergovernmental organization that brings together Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [12]\n \n In 1993 Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), in order to direct strategic-level policy on resolution of the Aral Sea crisis, including through implementing an action plan on the crisis and coordinating international support of efforts, as well as monitoring and advising on regional environmental issues. [13, 14, 15] In 1999, under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC members elevated the IFAS to the status of an international organisation, and agreed it would incorporate the ICWC and all its subordinate institutions. [16]","Uzbekistan is a member of a joint operational body for transboundary water management, the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), which in turn has an institution dedicated to the Amu Darya basin.\n \n The ICWC was founded in 1992 when members Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement on transboundary water management. [1] The organization's purpose is to facilitate coordination and cooperation between its member states with regard to the management of water resources, including those of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Uzbekistan represented on the ICWC by the Ministry for Water Management. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities, which also involve discussion of issues surrounding water management. [1, 3] The ICWC consists of five institutions: the Secretariat, the Scientific-Information Centre, the Coordination Metrological Centre, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation and the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO). [1, 4]\n \n The ADBWO is an executive interdepartmental body of the ICWC, charged with controlling the use of water resources in the Amu Darya basin in accordance with relevant international agreements, domestic legislation and ICWC decisions, with the aim of ensuring adequate water supply to all countries in the basin. [5] According to the ADBWO's statute, the riparian states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the ADBWO acting as an operator; it is an independent legal entity with its own organisational scheme. [5, 6, 7] However, an expert interviewee stated that the ADBWO is in practice only active as an organisation in Uzbekistan, where its headquarters is located and receives financing. [17] The ADBWO website describes four main subdivisions, two of which are headquartered in Uzbekistan. The first, headquartered in Urgench, is responsible for water supply canals branching off from the Amu Darya's course in Uzbekistan, and manages a 167 km section of the river including 11 water intakes, which supply three main irrigation systems including canals stretching into Turkmenistan. [6] The ADBWO's lower reaches department is headquartered in Takhiatash (near Nukus, capital of the Republic of Karakalpakstan in western Uzbekistan), and manages the river's final 283 km section into the Aral Sea. [6] ADBWO directors attend the ICWC's quarterly meetings to report on implementation of water quotas, and participate in discussions on water management issues. [3, 5, 8] ADBWO is require to attend ICWC meetings by its statute, but the statute does not provide for any separate meetings centred around the Amu Darya basin only, and there is no evidence of such meetings on the ICWC or ADBWO websites. [5, 9, 10] \n \n The ADBWO website lists several recognised partners: the state hydrometeorological agencies of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, plus the ICWC's Scientific-Information Centre, the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC), and German state aid agency Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ). [11] The CAREC is an independent intergovernmental organization that brings together Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [12]\n \n In 1993 Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), in order to direct strategic-level policy on resolution of the Aral Sea crisis, including through implementing an action plan on the crisis and coordinating international support of efforts, as well as monitoring and advising on regional environmental issues. [13, 14, 15] In 1999, under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC members elevated the IFAS to the status of an international organisation, and agreed it would incorporate the ICWC and all its subordinate institutions. [16]","Uzbekistan is a member of a joint operational body for transboundary water management, the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), which in turn has an institution dedicated to the Syr Darya basin.\n \n The ICWC was founded in 1992 when members Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement on transboundary water management. [1] The organization's purpose is to facilitate coordination and cooperation between its member states with regard to the management of water resources, including those of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, with Uzbekistan represented on the ICWC by the Ministry for Water Management. [1, 2] The body's main water policy instrument is to establish limits for water uptake for states in the region along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers, with limits agreed and set at quarterly meetings of the directors of the member states' water authorities, which also involve discussion of issues surrounding water management. [1, 3] The ICWC consists of five institutions: the Secretariat, the Scientific-Information Centre, the Coordination Metrological Centre, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) and the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [1, 4]\n \n The SDBWO is an executive interdepartmental body of the ICWC, charged with controlling the use of water resources in the Syr Darya basin in accordance with relevant international agreements, domestic legislation and ICWC decisions, with the aim of ensuring adequate water supply to all countries in the basin. [5, 6] According to the SDBWO's statute, the riparian states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan retain ownership of hydraulic facilities on their territories, with the SDBWO acting as an operator; it is an independent legal entity with its own organisational scheme. [5, 6, 7] However, an expert interviewee stated that the SDBWO is in practice only active as an organisation in Uzbekistan, where its headquarters is located (in the capital Tashkent) and receives financing. [16] The SDBWO website describes four main subdivisions, all headquartered in Uzbekistan (cities of Kuyganyor, Chorvoq, Chirchiq and Gulistan) and mainly active in the country, according to operations maps, with two divisions responsible for water flow into Uzbekistan and the Syr Darya from tributaries in Kyrgyzstan, one division managing the Chirchiq tributary within Uzbekistan, one division managing the Chorvoq Reservoir and a final division controlling water flow down the main Syr Darya from the Kayrakkum Reservoir in Tajikistan, and further down the Syr Darya into and across Uzbekistan into the Shardara Reservoir in Kazakhstan. [6] \n \n SDBWO directors attend the ICWC's quarterly meetings to report on implementation of water quotas, and participate in discussions on water management issues; for example, at a meeting in April 2020 the ICWC members discussed measures taken and methods to further increase release of water from reservoirs into the Syr Darya basin, [3, 5, 8] SDBWO is require to attend ICWC meetings by its statute, but the statute does not provide for any separate meetings centred around the Syr Darya basin only, and there is no evidence of such meetings on the ICWC or SDBWO websites. [5, 9, 10]\n \n In 1993 Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), in order to direct strategic-level policy on resolution of the Aral Sea crisis, including through implementing an action plan on the crisis and coordinating international support of efforts, as well as monitoring and advising on regional environmental issues. [11, 12, 13] In 1999, under the Ashgabat Agreement, the ICWC members elevated the IFAS to the status of an international organisation, and agreed it would incorporate the ICWC and all its subordinate institutions. [14]","Venezuela is a member of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. \n\nACTO's headquarters is in Brasilia, Brazil. ACTO has its own staff, including three at the director level, six project-based staff, and 14 support staff [2]. ACTO's website lists seven active projects: Project Amazon, Project Bio-Amazon, GEF Amazon Project, Forest Cover Monitoring, Capacity-building in sustainable forest management and biodiversity conservation, Indigenous Communities in Border Regions, Amazon Regional Program [3]. \n\nACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [1]. The ASCA includes integrated management of water resources as a goal and specifies short, medium and long-term activities to achieve it, including adopting an integrated water resources management approach, creating spaces for policy discussions such as the impact of mining activities, and promoting regional land use planning and environmental zoning programs [2]. In addition, in 2018 ACTO issued the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE). The PAE was created as the result of the \"Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River, considering the variability and climate change\" project, funded by the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and the Treaty member countries [3]. The PAE is based on three fundamental pillars—a common vision among the countries for Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), a Transboundary Regional Diagnostic Analysis that identified priority challenges in the basin, and results and recommendations from ACTO’s and the project’s other activities—as well as three strategic lines of action: strengthening IWRM, institutional adaptation to climate change and variability, and knowledge management [4]. In addition, the PAE’s strategic actions are related to pollution, deforestation, loss of biodiversity, erosion and sedimentation, land use changes [4].","Vietnam a member of a Mekong River Commission (MRC) formed from transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement with the basin states.\n\nIn 1995, the government of Vietnam signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin. The agreement established a framework of cooperation for “sustainable development, utilization, management and conservation of the water and related resources of the Mekong River Basin including, but not limited to irrigation, hydro-power, navigation, flood control, fisheries, timber floating, recreation and tourism.” The objective of the cooperation is “to optimize the multiple-use and mutual benefits of all riparian and to minimize the harmful effects that might result from natural occurrences and man-made activities.” The governments of Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam signed the agreement in 1995. [1]",null,null,null,"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2017. \"Key findings of the project regarding existing and future challenges for the Amu Darya Basin\", (\"Ключевые результаты проекта касательно существующих и будущих вызовов для бассейна Амударьи\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/projects/peer-amudarya/key_findings.htm].\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n \n [5] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n \n [6] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. October 2009. \"Meeting on future issues of Afghanistan\", (\"Совещание по проблемам будущего Афганистана\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/165.htm]. \n \n [7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. April 2012. \"Consultational seminar on ABD Regional Technical Cooperation 6486 'Enhancement of water resource mangement in Central Asia' and the Asian Irrigation Forum\", (\"Консультационный семинар по АБР РЕТС 6486 «Совершенствование управления водными ресурсами в Центральной Азии» и Азиатский ирригационный форум\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/202.htm].\n \n [8] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. October 2015. \"Pilot training course 'Increasing potential in work with computer models'\", (\"Пилотный курс обучения «Hаращивание потенциала в работе с компьютерными моделями»\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/275.htm].\n \n [9] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf].\n \n [10] Government of the Republic of Tajikistan. Ordinance No. 541 of 23 October 2010. \"On the draft Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of hydrological monitoring and riverbank strengthening works on the river Panj (Amu)\", (\" О проекте Соглашения между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в области гидрологического мониторинга и берегоукрепительных работ на реке Пяндж (Аму)\". [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=15903].\n \n [11] ADLIA Centralised Legal Information Database of the Republic of Tajikistan. \"Search filter: Afghanistan\", (\"Фильтр: Афганистан\"). [http://www.adlia.tj/spisdoc.fwx?sortord=dat_dok+desc&startpage=1&razdel=1&kl_slova=%E0%F4%E3%E0%ED%E8%F1%F2%E0%ED&gde_slova=2&filter=&vdd=65535&nqtype=6&dtype=0&year=2020].","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Who We Are. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Agenda for Amazon Cooperation. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bfa5dfe5a1ca92b4efdb102ee8e54634.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Project GEF Amazon. 2019. http://otca.info/gef/apresentacao\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Who We Are. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Our Team. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/team/local_staff\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \nhttp://www.otca-oficial.info/projects\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 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Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf\n[3] Mekong River Commission, \"Upstream Partners\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/.\n[4] Ministry of Water Resources, \"Training Workshop on Water Resources Management for Asia Cooperation Dialogue Countries\", 2017, http://www.mwr.gov.cn/english/Projects/201708/t20170824_980360.html.\n[5]Lancang-Mekong Cooperation, \"重要新闻 (Major News)\", accessed in 2019, http://www.lmcchina.org/zyxw/.\n\n","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Who We Are. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Our Team. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/team/local_staff\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \nhttp://www.otca-oficial.info/projects\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Agenda for Amazon Cooperation. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bfa5dfe5a1ca92b4efdb102ee8e54634.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Project GEF Amazon. 2019. http://otca.info/gef/apresentacao\n[6] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 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[http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/ifas/ifas_9.pdf]. \n\n[14] Khamyraev, Sh. 2006. \"Water sustainability issues in the countries of Central Asia and their regional asects.\" (\"Проблемы устойчивости водного хозяйства в странах Центральной Азии и ее региональные аспекты.\") Ministry of Agiculture and Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/15years/pdf/khamraev_ru.pdf].\n\n[15] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan about the status of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) and its institutions.\" (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3_ru.htm].\n\n[16] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf","[1] FAO/Aquastat, Euphrates-Tigris Basin, 2009, http://www.fao.org/nr/water/aquastat/basins/euphrates-tigris/index.stm\n[2] Devrim Elvan, Integrated Water Management Resources work in the Euphrates and Tigris River-Basin, February 2012, https://www.researchgate.net/publication/317617000_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_work_in_the_Euphrates_and_Tigris_River-Basin\n[3] Ayşegül Kibaroğlu and Waltina Scheumann. Euphrates-Tigris Rivers System: “Political Rapprochement and Transboundary Waters” in Ayşegül Kibaroğlu, Waltina Scheumann, Annıka Kramer (eds): Turkey’s Water Policy: National Frameworks and International Cooperation. Springer Science and Business Media, 2011. https://books.google.com.tr/books?id=_1I_m3pdX8gC&pg=PA294&lpg=PA294&dq=Third+Meeting+of+the+High+Level+Strategic+Cooperation+Council+Between+the+Syrian+Arab+Republic+and+the+Republic+of+Turkey&source=bl&ots=2RmzqSJjon&sig=ACfU3U2Kvr1WnlXtFALedFJIF3gmthQPlA&hl=tr&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiG89LukrnhAhWPzoUKHa7FB_4Q6AEwBHoECAcQAQ#v=onepage&q=Third%20Meeting%20of%20the%20High%20Level%20Strategic%20Cooperation%20Council%20Between%20the%20Syrian%20Arab%20Republic%20and%20the%20Republic%20of%20Turkey&f=false \n[4] UN Environment–DHI Centre on Water and Environment, IWRM Data Portal national submission file Turkey, 2017, http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Turkey\n[5] Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkey, Iraq, http://www.mfa.gov.tr/sub.en.mfa?77de69df-c818-4733-b179-86416852aa78, Accessed 4 April 2019\n[6] Arab News/Reuters, Turkey to release water to ease Iraqi shortages, 11 October 2018, http://www.arabnews.com/node/1385906/middle-east\n","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://91.203.172.83/activity2_ru.htm]. \n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination Scientific Information Centre. 10 April 2020. \"78 session of the Interstate Commission for Water coordination\", (\"Очередное 78 заседание Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/345.htm].\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Executive bodies.\" (\"Исполнительные органы.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/bodies_ru.htm]\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья».\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute9_ru.htm]\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья».\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/bwoamu_ru.htm]\n\n[7] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. \"Organisational structure of the central apparatus of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Организационная структура центрального аппарата бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья»\"). [http://amudarya-bwo.org/organizatsionnaya-struktura-tsentralnogo-apparata/]\n\n[8] Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Turkmenistan. 26 January 2017. \"Information on the 69th session of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia\", (\"Информация о 69-ом заседании Mежгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии\"). [https://www.mfa.gov.tm/ru/articles/126]. \n\n[9] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[10] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n\n[11] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. \"Partners.\" (\"Партнеры.\"). [http://amudarya-bwo.org/partnery/]\n\n[12] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. \"About CAREC.\" (\"О РЭЦЦА.\"). [https://carececo.org/main/about/history/]\n\n[13] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"History of the creation and formation of IFAS.\" (\"История создания и становления МФСА.\") [https://kazaral.org/mfsa/istoriya-sozdaniya-i-stanovleniya/]. \n\n[14] Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin. 13 July 1993. \"Statute of the Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin\", (\"Положение о Mежгосударственном совете по проблемам бассейна Aральского моря\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/ifas/ifas_9.pdf]. \n\n[15] Khamyraev, Sh. 2006. \"Water sustainability issues in the countries of Central Asia and their regional asects.\" (\"Проблемы устойчивости водного хозяйства в странах Центральной Азии и ее региональные аспекты.\") Ministry of Agiculture and Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/15years/pdf/khamraev_ru.pdf].\n\n[16] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan about the status of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) and its institutions.\" (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3_ru.htm].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://91.203.172.83/activity2_ru.htm]. \n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination Scientific Information Centre. 10 April 2020. \"78 session of the Interstate Commission for Water coordination\", (\"Очередное 78 заседание Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/345.htm].\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Executive bodies.\" (\"Исполнительные органы.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/bodies_ru.htm]\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья».\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute9_ru.htm]\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья».\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/bwoamu_ru.htm]\n\n[7] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. \"Organisational structure of the central apparatus of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Организационная структура центрального аппарата бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья»\"). [http://amudarya-bwo.org/organizatsionnaya-struktura-tsentralnogo-apparata/]\n\n[8] Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Turkmenistan. 26 January 2017. \"Information on the 69th session of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia\", (\"Информация о 69-ом заседании Mежгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии\"). [https://www.mfa.gov.tm/ru/articles/126]. \n\n[9] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[10] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n\n[11] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. \"Partners.\" (\"Партнеры.\"). [http://amudarya-bwo.org/partnery/]\n\n[12] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. \"About CAREC.\" (\"О РЭЦЦА.\"). [https://carececo.org/main/about/history/]\n\n[13] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"History of the creation and formation of IFAS.\" (\"История создания и становления МФСА.\") [https://kazaral.org/mfsa/istoriya-sozdaniya-i-stanovleniya/]. \n\n[14] Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin. 13 July 1993. \"Statute of the Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin\", (\"Положение о Mежгосударственном совете по проблемам бассейна Aральского моря\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/ifas/ifas_9.pdf]. \n\n[15] Khamyraev, Sh. 2006. \"Water sustainability issues in the countries of Central Asia and their regional asects.\" (\"Проблемы устойчивости водного хозяйства в странах Центральной Азии и ее региональные аспекты.\") Ministry of Agiculture and Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/15years/pdf/khamraev_ru.pdf].\n\n[16] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan about the status of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) and its institutions.\" (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3_ru.htm].\n\n[17] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://91.203.172.83/activity2_ru.htm]. \n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination Scientific Information Centre. 10 April 2020. \"78 session of the Interstate Commission for Water coordination\", (\"Очередное 78 заседание Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/345.htm].\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Executive bodies.\" (\"Исполнительные органы.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/bodies_ru.htm].\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Сырдарья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute10_ru.htm].\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Сырдарья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/bwosyr_ru.htm].\n\n[7] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. \"Organisational structure of the central apparatus of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Организационная структура центрального аппарата бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Сырдарья»\") [https://bwosyrdarya.org/organizatsionnaya-struktura/].\n\n[8] Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Turkmenistan. 26 January 2017. \"Information on the 69th session of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia\", (\"Информация о 69-ом заседании Mежгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии\"). [https://www.mfa.gov.tm/ru/articles/126]. \n\n[9] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. [https://bwosyrdarya.org/].\n\n[10] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[11] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"History of the creation and formation of IFAS.\" (\"История создания и становления МФСА.\") [https://kazaral.org/mfsa/istoriya-sozdaniya-i-stanovleniya/]. \n\n[12] Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin. 13 July 1993. \"Statute of the Interstate Council for Issues of the Aral Sea Basin\", (\"Положение о Mежгосударственном совете по проблемам бассейна Aральского моря\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/ifas/ifas_9.pdf]. \n\n[14] Khamyraev, Sh. 2006. \"Water sustainability issues in the countries of Central Asia and their regional asects.\" (\"Проблемы устойчивости водного хозяйства в странах Центральной Азии и ее региональные аспекты.\") Ministry of Agiculture and Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/15years/pdf/khamraev_ru.pdf].\n\n[15] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan about the status of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) and its institutions.\" (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3_ru.htm].\n\n[16] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Who We Are. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Agenda for Amazon Cooperation. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bfa5dfe5a1ca92b4efdb102ee8e54634.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Project GEF Amazon. 2019. http://otca.info/gef/apresentacao\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf"]
[null,"2.4.2",null,0,2,2,2,2,1,2,2,2,2,0,0,2,1,2,2,2,1,2,2,2,2,0,2,2,2,0,2,2,2,2,2,null,null,null,"Afghanistan is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] The Secretariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) was established in 1993 and its members are Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [3]","There is a centralized permanent secretariat in place and Bolivia is a full member of it.\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) is an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Perú, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region. [1] According to article 1 of the Regulation of the Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, “The Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (PS/ACTO) is the executive supportive body to the Amazon Cooperation Treaty (TCA) for political matters, in the capacity to sign agreements and make commitments on behalf of ACTO when unanimously authorized by Member Countries.” The Permanent Secretariat is tasked with “promoting the Organization as a forum for exchange, knowledge and joint projection as well as implementing actions of cooperation” [2]. Article 2 of the by-laws states that the PS is represented and directed by the Secretary General of ACTO, who is elected unanimously by the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the eight member countries based on a proposal from the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCA). The Secretary General has a support staff comprised of citizens of the member countries, ensuring that all are adequately represented within the budget provided to the PS [2].","Bosnia and Herzegovina is a member of a permanent secretariat of the International Commission for the Sava River. The Secretariat is an administrative and executive body of the Sava Commission. It consists of officials and support staff. The officials are Secretary, his Deputies and Advisors. They are nationals of the Parties, represented on equal basis, and appointed by the Sava Commission. [1]","There is a centralized permanent secretariat in place and Brazil is a full member of it.\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) is an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Perú, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region. [1] According to article 1 of the Regulation of the Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, “The Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (PS/ACTO) is the executive supportive body to the Amazon Cooperation Treaty (TCA) for political matters, in the capacity to sign agreements and make commitments on behalf of ACTO when unanimously authorized by Member Countries.” The Permanent Secretariat is tasked with “promoting the Organization as a forum for exchange, knowledge and joint projection as well as implementing actions of cooperation” [2]. Article 2 of the by-laws states that the PS is represented and directed by the Secretary General of ACTO, who is elected unanimously by the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the eight member countries based on a proposal from the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCA). The Secretary General has a support staff comprised of citizens of the member countries, ensuring that all are adequately represented within the budget provided to the PS [2].","There is a centralized permanent secretariat in place by Mekong River Commission (MRC) called MRC Secretariat and Cambodia is a full member of it.\n\nThe MRC has 3 permanent bodies: the Council, the Joint Committee and the Secretariat. The Secretariat serves as an operational body that provides technical and administrative services to the Council and Joint Committee[1]. Cambodia is a member of the MRC Secretariat, which is located in the Lao capital, Vientiane. [2] The Secretariat was previously located in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, where the MRC still maintains a flood management and mitigation centre. [2] It was originally agreed that the Secretariat would rotate between Cambodia and Laos every five years but this system was abandoned to reduce costs. [3] Two secretariats were open for several years, one in Vientiane and one in Phnom Penh, but in 2016 the secretariat in Phnom Penh was converted into the flood centre, leaving the Vientiane office as the single permanent MRC Secretariat. [4]","There is a centralized permanent secretariat called the MRC Secretariat, but the China is only has a status of dialogue partner with the Mekong River Commission (MRC). For instance, the MRC Secretariat is the operational arm of the organisation. It works closely with the four countries’ (Laos, Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia) coordinating bodies, the National Mekong Committees (NMCs), and other state agencies. The Chinese government engage as observers of the secretariat in the MRC. [1,2]\n\nFor the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC), China has established its secretariat in 2017 [3].","There is a centralized permanent secretariat in place and Colombia is a full member of it.\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) is an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Perú, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region. [1] According to article 1 of the Regulation of the Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, “The Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (PS/ACTO) is the executive supportive body to the Amazon Cooperation Treaty (TCA) for political matters, in the capacity to sign agreements and make commitments on behalf of ACTO when unanimously authorized by Member Countries.” The Permanent Secretariat is tasked with “promoting the Organization as a forum for exchange, knowledge and joint projection as well as implementing actions of cooperation” [2]. Article 2 of the by-laws states that the PS is represented and directed by the Secretary General of ACTO, who is elected unanimously by the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the eight member countries based on a proposal from the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCA). The Secretary General has a support staff comprised of citizens of the member countries, ensuring that all are adequately represented within the budget provided to the PS [2].","Croatia is a member of a permanent secretariat of the International Commission for the Sava River since its establishment in 2004. The Secretariat is an administrative and executive body of the Sava Commission. It consists of officials and support staff. The officials are Secretary, his Deputies and Advisors. They are nationals of the Parties, represented on equal basis, and appointed by the Sava Commission. [1]","There is a centralized permanent secretariat in place and Ecuador is a full member of it.\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) is an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Perú, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region. [1] According to article 1 of the Regulation of the Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, “The Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (PS/ACTO) is the executive supportive body to the Amazon Cooperation Treaty (TCA) for political matters, in the capacity to sign agreements and make commitments on behalf of ACTO when unanimously authorized by Member Countries.” The Permanent Secretariat is tasked with “promoting the Organization as a forum for exchange, knowledge and joint projection as well as implementing actions of cooperation” [2]. Article 2 of the by-laws states that the PS is represented and directed by the Secretary General of ACTO, who is elected unanimously by the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the eight member countries based on a proposal from the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCA). The Secretary General has a support staff comprised of citizens of the member countries, ensuring that all are adequately represented within the budget provided to the PS [2].","In the Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS) the Office of the High Commissioner, which applies the decisions of the Council of Ministers - acts as the Permanent Representative. \n\nIts headquarters are in Dakar, Senegal and is supppoted by the Permanent Water Commission, which is also an advisory body to the Council of Ministers. The Permanent Water Commission is responsible for defining the principles and modalities of the distribution of river water between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. It is also responsible for investigating projects in Member States that may have a negative impact on the river's waters and plays an important role in controlling water use and pollution control. Another of its missions is to periodically prepare the water resources management plan, based on projections of user needs. This plan is submitted to the Council of Ministers. [1] Under the High Commissioner, there is a general secretary, who is related, according to the institutional organigram of the OMVS [2], [3], with the Judicial Council and the Council in charge of the Coordination. No further information about the functions of the general secretary could be found on the OMVS website. [2]","0 - No, there is no permanent secretariat as confirmed through multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [1], the Foreign Ministry [2], the Department of Environment [3], the Ministry of Energy [4] and the Ministry of Agriculture [5].","No. There is no joint body formed from a transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement in the Tigris-Euphrates basin (1) (2) (3). Therefore there is no permanent secretariat which Iraq could be a member or observe in. See section 1.4 for details of the history of efforts to develop cooperation with Syria, Turkey and Iran.","There is a centralized permanent secretariat in place and Kazakhstan is a full member of it.\n \n The Secretariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) was established in 1993 and its members are Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [1] The Secretariat has a staff of five people: one director, three specialists and one clerk-inspector. [1] It was originally based in the city of Khujand in Tajikistan, but is currently located in Tajikistan's capital city, Dushanbe. [1, 2, 3] The Secretariat is charged with: executing ICWC decisions; preparing programmes, events and draft decisions, together with the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) and the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO); calculating and managing the finances of the ADBWO and SDBWO; and coordinating international relations. [1, 2]","Kyrgyzstan has only observer status in the ICWC and has suspended its membership of the centralized permanent secretariat.\n \n The Secretariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) was established in 1993 and its members are Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [1] The Secretariat has a staff of five people: one director, three specialists and one clerk-inspector. [1] It was originally based in the city of Khujand in Tajikistan, but is currently located in Tajikistan's capital city, Dushanbe. [1, 2, 3] The Secretariat is charged with: executing ICWC decisions; preparing programmes, events and draft decisions, together with the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) and the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO); calculating and managing the finances of the ADBWO and SDBWO; and coordinating international relations. [1, 2] \n \n However, due to Kyrgyzstan having \"frozen\" its membership of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS; an umbrella organisation responsible for regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis and also for the ICWC and constituent organisations) in 2016, the country does not participate in Secretariat operations in practice. [4]","There is a centralized permanent secretariat in place by Mekong River Commission (MRC) called MRC Secretariat and Laos is a full member of it.\n\nThe MRC has 3 permanent bodies: the Council, the Joint Committee and the Secretariat. The Secretariat serves as an operational body that provides technical and administrative services to the Council and Joint Committee[1]. Laos is a member of the MRC Secretariat, which is located in the Lao capital, Vientiane. [2] The Secretariat was previously located in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, where the MRC still maintains a flood management and mitigation centre. [2] It was originally agreed that the Secretariat would rotate between Cambodia and Laos every five years but this system was abandoned to reduce costs. [3] Two secretariats were open for several years, one in Vientiane and one in Phnom Penh, but in 2016 the secretariat in Phnom Penh was converted into the flood centre, leaving the Vientiane office as the single permanent MRC Secretariat. [4]","In the Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS) the Office of the High Commissioner, which applies the decisions of the Council of Ministers - acts as the Permanent Representative. \n\nIts headquarters are in Dakar, Senegal and is supppoted by the Permanent Water Commission, which is also an advisory body to the Council of Ministers. The Permanent Water Commission is responsible for defining the principles and modalities of the distribution of river water between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. It is also responsible for investigating projects in Member States that may have a negative impact on the river's waters and plays an important role in controlling water use and pollution control. Another of its missions is to periodically prepare the water resources management plan, based on projections of user needs. This plan is submitted to the Council of Ministers. [1] Under the High Commissioner, there is a general secretary, who is related, according to the institutional organigram of the OMVS [2], [3], with the Judicial Council and the Council in charge of the Coordination. No further information about the functions of the general secretary could be found on the OMVS website. [2]","In the Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS) the Office of the High Commissioner, which applies the decisions of the Council of Ministers - acts as the Permanent Representative. \n\nIts headquarters are in Dakar, Senegal and is supppoted by the Permanent Water Commission, which is also an advisory body to the Council of Ministers. The Permanent Water Commission is responsible for defining the principles and modalities of the distribution of river water between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. It is also responsible for investigating projects in Member States that may have a negative impact on the river's waters and plays an important role in controlling water use and pollution control. Another of its missions is to periodically prepare the water resources management plan, based on projections of user needs. This plan is submitted to the Council of Ministers. [1] Under the High Commissioner, there is a general secretary, who is related, according to the institutional organigram of the OMVS [2], [3], with the Judicial Council and the Council in charge of the Coordination. No further information about the functions of the general secretary could be found on the OMVS website. [2]","There is a centralized permanent secretariat called the MRC Secretariat, but the Myanmar is only has a status of dialogue partner with the Mekong River Commission (MRC). For instance, the MRC Secretariat is the operational arm of the organisation. It works closely with the four countries’ (Laos, Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia) coordinating bodies, the National Mekong Committees (NMCs), and other state agencies. The Union of Myanmar engage as observers of the secretariat in the MRC. [1,2]","There is a centralized permanent secretariat in place and Perú is a full member of it.\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) is an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Perú, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region. [1] According to article 1 of the Regulation of the Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, “The Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (PS/ACTO) is the executive supportive body to the Amazon Cooperation Treaty (TCA) for political matters, in the capacity to sign agreements and make commitments on behalf of ACTO when unanimously authorized by Member Countries.” The Permanent Secretariat is tasked with “promoting the Organization as a forum for exchange, knowledge and joint projection as well as implementing actions of cooperation” [2]. Article 2 of the by-laws states that the PS is represented and directed by the Secretary General of ACTO, who is elected unanimously by the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the eight member countries based on a proposal from the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCA). The Secretary General has a support staff comprised of citizens of the member countries, ensuring that all are adequately represented within the budget provided to the PS [2].","In the Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS) the Office of the High Commissioner, which applies the decisions of the Council of Ministers - acts as the Permanent Representative. \n\nIts headquarters are in Dakar, Senegal and is supppoted by the Permanent Water Commission, which is also an advisory body to the Council of Ministers. The Permanent Water Commission is responsible for defining the principles and modalities of the distribution of river water between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. It is also responsible for investigating projects in Member States that may have a negative impact on the river's waters and plays an important role in controlling water use and pollution control. Another of its missions is to periodically prepare the water resources management plan, based on projections of user needs. This plan is submitted to the Council of Ministers. [1] Under the High Commissioner, there is a general secretary, who is related, according to the institutional organigram of the OMVS [2], [3], with the Judicial Council and the Council in charge of the Coordination. No further information about the functions of the general secretary could be found on the OMVS website. [2]","Serbia is a member of a permanent secretariat of the International Commission for the Sava River. The Secretariat is an administrative and executive body of the Sava Commission. It consists of officials and support staff. The officials are Secretary, his Deputies and Advisors. They are nationals of the Parties, represented on equal basis, and appointed by the Sava Commission. [1]","Slovenia is a member of a permanent secretariat of the International Commission for the Sava River. The Secretariat is an administrative and executive body of the Sava Commission. It consists of officials and support staff. The officials are Secretary, his Deputies and Advisors. They are nationals of the Parties, represented on equal basis, and appointed by the Sava Commission. [1]","No, Syria is a not a member of a permanent secretariat. Water legislations nor transboundary agreements, or various ministries, such as the Ministry of Water Resources or basin management committees have reported the existence of a permanent secretariat. [1][2][3][4]","There is a centralized permanent secretariat and Tajikistan is a full member of it.\n \n The Secertariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) was established in 1993 and its members are Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [1] The Secretariat has a staff of five people: one director, three specialists and one clerk-inspector. [1] It was originally based in the city of Khujand in Tajikistan, but is currently located in Tajikistan's capital city, Dushanbe. [1, 2, 3] The Secretariat is charged with: executing ICWC decisions; preparing programmes, events and draft decisions, together with the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) and the Syr Darya Basin Water Organsation (SDBWO); calculating and managing the finances of the ADBWO and SDBWO; and coordinating international relations. [1, 2]","There is a centralized permanent secretariat in place and Tajikistan is a full member of it.\n \n The Secertariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) was established in 1993 and its members are Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [1] The Secretariat has a staff of five people: one director, three specialists and one clerk-inspector. [1] It was originally based in the city of Khujand in Tajikistan, but is currently located in Tajikistan's capital city, Dushanbe. [1, 2, 3] The Secretariat is charged with: executing ICWC decisions; preparing programmes, events and draft decisions, together with the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) and the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO); calculating and managing the finances of the ADBWO and SDBWO; and coordinating international relations. [1, 2]","There is a centralized permanent secretariat in place by Mekong River Commission (MRC) called MRC Secretariat and Thailand is a full member of it.\n\nThe MRC has 3 permanent bodies: the Council, the Joint Committee and the Secretariat. The Secretariat serves as an operational body that provides technical and administrative services to the Council and Joint Committee[1]. Thailand is a member of the MRC Secretariat, which is located in the Lao capital, Vientiane. [2] The Secretariat was previously located in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, where the MRC still maintains a flood management and mitigation centre. [2] It was originally agreed that the Secretariat would rotate between Cambodia and Laos every five years but this system was abandoned to reduce costs. [3] Two secretariats were open for several years, one in Vientiane and one in Phnom Penh, but in 2016 the secretariat in Phnom Penh was converted into the flood centre, leaving the Vientiane office as the single permanent MRC Secretariat. [4]","Turkey is not a member of a permanent secretariat of a joint operational body formed from a transboundary water management agreement among the states in the Tigris-Euphrates basin. There is no permanent secretariat. \n\nA Joint Technical Committee (JTC) was established in 1980 to discuss the water issues between Turkey and Iraq, and Syria joined this Committee in 1983. However, no tripartite agreement was reached and these meetings have not occured since 2009. The JTC never had a permanent secretariat .[1] [2] [3]\n\nIn its submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 [4], made in 2017, Turkey cites only two bilateral mechanisms in response to a question about the organizational framework for transboundary water management in the Euphrates-Tigris basin. These are the High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council established in 2010 between Turkey and Iraq (for the Tigris) and the High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council established in 2009 between Turkey and Syria (for the Orontes and Euphrates). These councils are not concerned only about water but may address all issues between the countries in question. [5] For the past eight years, Ankara’s relations with Damascus have in practice been minimal due to the civil war. Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally [6].\n","There is a centralized permanent secretariat and Turkmenistan is a full member of it.\n \n The Secertariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWCCA) was established in 1993 and its members are Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [1] The Secretariat has a staff of five people: one director, three specialists and one clerk-inspector. [1] It was originally based in the city of Khujand in Tajikistan, but is currently located in Tajikistan's capital city, Dushanbe. [1, 2, 3] The Secretariat is charged with: executing ICWCCA decisions; preparing programmes, events and draft decisions, together with the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) and the Syr Darya Basin Water Organsation (SDBWO); calculating and managing the finances of the ADBWO and SDBWO; and coordinating international relations. [1, 2]","There is a centralized permanent secretariat and Uzbekistan is a full member.\n \n The Secretariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) was established in 1993 and its members are Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [1] The Secretariat has a staff of five people: one director, three specialists and one clerk-inspector. [1] It was originally based in the city of Khujand in Tajikistan, but is currently located in Tajikistan's capital city, Dushanbe. [1, 2, 3] The Secretariat is charged with: executing ICWC decisions; preparing programmes, events and draft decisions, together with the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) and the Syr Darya Basin Water Organsation (SDBWO); calculating and managing the finances of the ADBWO and SDBWO; and coordinating international relations. [1, 2]","There is a centralized permanent secretariat in place and Uzbekistan is a full member.\n \n The Secertariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) was established in 1993 and its members are Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [1] The Secretariat has a staff of five people: one director, three specialists and one clerk-inspector. [1] It was originally based in the city of Khujand in Tajikistan, but is currently located in Tajikistan's capital city, Dushanbe. [1, 2, 3] The Secretariat is charged with: executing ICWC decisions; preparing programmes, events and draft decisions, together with the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) and the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO); calculating and managing the finances of the ADBWO and SDBWO; and coordinating international relations. [1, 2]","There is a centralized permanent secretariat in place and Venezuela is a full member of it.\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) is an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Perú, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region. [1] According to article 1 of the Regulation of the Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization, “The Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (PS/ACTO) is the executive supportive body to the Amazon Cooperation Treaty (TCA) for political matters, in the capacity to sign agreements and make commitments on behalf of ACTO when unanimously authorized by Member Countries.” The Permanent Secretariat is tasked with “promoting the Organization as a forum for exchange, knowledge and joint projection as well as implementing actions of cooperation” [2]. Article 2 of the by-laws states that the PS is represented and directed by the Secretary General of ACTO, who is elected unanimously by the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the eight member countries based on a proposal from the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCA). The Secretary General has a support staff comprised of citizens of the member countries, ensuring that all are adequately represented within the budget provided to the PS [2].","There is a centralized permanent secretariat in place by Mekong River Commission (MRC) called MRC Secretariat and Vietnam is a full member of it.\n\nThe MRC has 3 permanent bodies: the Council, the Joint Committee and the Secretariat. The Secretariat serves as an operational body that provides technical and administrative services to the Council and Joint Committee[1]. Vietnam is a member of the MRC Secretariat, which is located in the Lao capital, Vientiane. [2] The Secretariat was previously located in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, where the MRC still maintains a flood management and mitigation centre. [2] It was originally agreed that the Secretariat would rotate between Cambodia and Laos every five years but this system was abandoned to reduce costs. [3] Two secretariats were open for several years, one in Vientiane and one in Phnom Penh, but in 2016 the secretariat in Phnom Penh was converted into the flood centre, leaving the Vientiane office as the single permanent MRC Secretariat. [4]",null,null,null,"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Statute of the Secretariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о постоянно действующем органе (Секретариате) Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute7_ru.htm].","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Who we are”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Regulation of the Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3708a2cd3f87c4dc2a989549b2195686.pdf\n","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Who we are”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Regulation of the Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3708a2cd3f87c4dc2a989549b2195686.pdf\n","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Who we are”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Regulation of the Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3708a2cd3f87c4dc2a989549b2195686.pdf\n","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Who we are”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Regulation of the Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3708a2cd3f87c4dc2a989549b2195686.pdf\n","[1] OMVS, \"Convention portant création de l'organisation pour la mise en valeur du Fleuve Sénégal signée a Nouakchott, le 11 mars 1972\", 1972, http://www.fao.org/3/W7414B/w7414b08.htm\n[2] OMVS, \"Organigramme\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/organigramme\n[3] RIOB, \"35 years of OMVS\", 2007, https://www.riob.org/fr/file/259616/download?token=688WrpJa","1- Iranian Parliament Research Centre, http://rc.majlis.ir/fa \n2- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, \"News and Statements\", n/a, https://mfa.ir/ \n3- Department of Environment, \"News\", https://bit.ly/2w1o9gc\n4- Ministry of Energy, \"News, Water\", n/a, http://news.moe.gov.ir/News-List/4 \n5- Ministry of Agriculture \"News\", n/a, https://www.maj.ir/Index.aspx?page_=dorsaetoolsenews&order=list&lang=1&sub=0&tempname=Main&PageIdF=1596&PageId=68&methodName=findparent","(1) FAO \" Iraq - International agreements\" 2019 https://bit.ly/(2JE7OGY\n(2) International Water Law Project \"Transboundary Water Management Organizations\" 2019 https://www.internationalwaterlaw.org/institutions/transboundary_wmos.html\n(3) UN-ESWCA \"Inventory of Shared Water Resources in Western Asia\" 2013 https://waterinventory.org/sites/waterinventory.org/files/chapters/Chapter-01-Euphrates-River-Basin-web.pdf","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Statute of the Secretariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о постоянно действующем органе (Секретариате) Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute7_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \" ICWC Secretariat.\" (\"Секретариат МКВК.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/secretariat_ru.htm].\n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Executive bodies.\" (\"Исполнительные органы.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/bodies_ru.htm].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Statute of the Secretariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о постоянно действующем органе (Секретариате) Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute7_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \" ICWC Secretariat.\" (\"Секретариат МКВК.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/secretariat_ru.htm].\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Executive bodies.\" (\"Исполнительные органы.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/bodies_ru.htm].\n\n[4] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020.","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/","[1] OMVS, \"Convention portant création de l'organisation pour la mise en valeur du Fleuve Sénégal signée a Nouakchott, le 11 mars 1972\", 1972, http://www.fao.org/3/W7414B/w7414b08.htm\n[2] OMVS, \"Organigramme\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/organigramme\n[3] RIOB, \"35 years of OMVS\", 2007, https://www.riob.org/fr/file/259616/download?token=688WrpJa","[1] OMVS, \"Convention portant création de l'organisation pour la mise en valeur du Fleuve Sénégal signée a Nouakchott, le 11 mars 1972\", 1972, http://www.fao.org/3/W7414B/w7414b08.htm\n[2] OMVS, \"Organigramme\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/organigramme\n[3] RIOB, \"35 years of OMVS\", 2007, https://www.riob.org/fr/file/259616/download?token=688WrpJa","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Who we are”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Regulation of the Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3708a2cd3f87c4dc2a989549b2195686.pdf\n","[1] OMVS, \"Convention portant création de l'organisation pour la mise en valeur du Fleuve Sénégal signée a Nouakchott, le 11 mars 1972\", 1972, http://www.fao.org/3/W7414B/w7414b08.htm\n[2] OMVS, \"Organigramme\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/organigramme\n[3] RIOB, \"35 years of OMVS\", 2007, https://www.riob.org/fr/file/259616/download?token=688WrpJa","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/","[1] International Water Law Project \"Transboundary Water Management Organizations\" ,2019 https://www.internationalwaterlaw.org/institutions/transboundary_wmos.html\n\n[2] Aysegül Kibaroglu, MEF University Istanbul \"Transboundary Water Governance in the Euphrates Tigris River Basin\", 22 July 2015.\nhttps://www.e-ir.info/2015/07/22/transboundary-water-governance-in-the-euphrates-tigris-river-basin\n\n[3] Fanack Water, Water Resources in Syria.\nhttps://water.fanack.com/syria/water-resources/\n\n[4] Ministry of Water Resources, Activities of the Ministry, Syrian Arab Republic\nhttp://mowr.gov.sy/index.php?m=148","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Statute of the Secretariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о постоянно действующем органе (Секретариате) Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute7_ru.htm]\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"ICWC Secretariat.\" (\"Секретариат МКВК.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/secretariat_ru.htm]\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Executive bodies.\" (\"Исполнительные органы.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/bodies_ru.htm]","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Statute of the Secretariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о постоянно действующем органе (Секретариате) Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute7_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \" ICWC Secretariat.\" (\"Секретариат МКВК.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/secretariat_ru.htm].\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Executive bodies.\" (\"Исполнительные органы.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/bodies_ru.htm].","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/","[1] FAO/Aquastat, Euphrates-Tigris Basin, 2009, http://www.fao.org/nr/water/aquastat/basins/euphrates-tigris/index.stm\n[2] Devrim Elvan, Integrated Water Management Resources work in the Euphrates and Tigris River-Basin, February 2012, https://www.researchgate.net/publication/317617000_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_work_in_the_Euphrates_and_Tigris_River-Basin\n[3] Ayşegül Kibaroğlu and Waltina Scheumann. Euphrates-Tigris Rivers System: “Political Rapprochement and Transboundary Waters” in Ayşegül Kibaroğlu, Waltina Scheumann, Annıka Kramer (eds): Turkey’s Water Policy: National Frameworks and International Cooperation. Springer Science and Business Media, 2011. https://books.google.com.tr/books?id=_1I_m3pdX8gC&pg=PA294&lpg=PA294&dq=Third+Meeting+of+the+High+Level+Strategic+Cooperation+Council+Between+the+Syrian+Arab+Republic+and+the+Republic+of+Turkey&source=bl&ots=2RmzqSJjon&sig=ACfU3U2Kvr1WnlXtFALedFJIF3gmthQPlA&hl=tr&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiG89LukrnhAhWPzoUKHa7FB_4Q6AEwBHoECAcQAQ#v=onepage&q=Third%20Meeting%20of%20the%20High%20Level%20Strategic%20Cooperation%20Council%20Between%20the%20Syrian%20Arab%20Republic%20and%20the%20Republic%20of%20Turkey&f=false \n[4] UN Environment–DHI Centre on Water and Environment, IWRM Data Portal national submission file Turkey, 2017, http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Turkey\n[5] Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkey, Iraq, http://www.mfa.gov.tr/sub.en.mfa?77de69df-c818-4733-b179-86416852aa78, Accessed 4 April 2019\n[6] Arab News/Reuters, Turkey to release water to ease Iraqi shortages, 11 October 2018, http://www.arabnews.com/node/1385906/middle-east\n","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Statute of the Secretariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о постоянно действующем органе (Секретариате) Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute7_ru.htm]\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"ICWCCA Secretariat.\" (\"Секретариат МКВК.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/secretariat_ru.htm]\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Executive bodies.\" (\"Исполнительные органы.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/bodies_ru.htm]","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Statute of the Secretariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о постоянно действующем органе (Секретариате) Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute7_ru.htm]\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"ICWC Secretariat.\" (\"Секретариат МКВК.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/secretariat_ru.htm]\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Executive bodies.\" (\"Исполнительные органы.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/bodies_ru.htm]","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Statute of the Secretariat of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о постоянно действующем органе (Секретариате) Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute7_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \" ICWC Secretariat.\" (\"Секретариат МКВК.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/secretariat_ru.htm].\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Executive bodies.\" (\"Исполнительные органы.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/bodies_ru.htm].","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Who we are”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Regulation of the Permanent Secretariat of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3708a2cd3f87c4dc2a989549b2195686.pdf\n","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/"]
[null,"2.4.3",null,0,1,1,1,2,1,1,1,1,2,0,1,1,0,2,2,2,1,1,2,1,1,0,1,1,2,1,1,1,1,1,2,null,null,null,"Afghanistan is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation, but is occasionally included by international organisations in training devised for the regional transboundary water management organisation member states.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] In 2000 the ICWCCA's Scientific-Information Centre (SIC) established a Training Centre in the city of Tashkent in Uzbekistan, which is tasked with improving the skills and knowledge of those working in water management, and also operates local training centres in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. [3, 4] \n \n Despite this, Afghanistan has participated alongside ICWC member states in regional training on water management issues organised by international organisations, including in 2015 training on use of water management computer models from the World Bank, and on gender issues in water management from the Regional Environment Centre for Central Asia. [5, 6] Under a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation in hydrology in the Amu Darya between Afghanistan and Tajikistan, a range of information exchange and training seminars have been held. [7] In 2016, the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia organised experience exchange between representatives of the two countries' water authorities, and general capacity enhancement for Afghanistan's Water Users' Association. [8] The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe supported training in May 2018 for both parties on strategies and practical methods for measuring water flows, including by authorities and water users such as farmers, and also regarding monitoring of water quality, and assessment of the impact of climate change on glaciers. [9]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), which is comprised by Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela and is headquartered in Brasilia, runs joining capacity-building practices. Bolivia has participated in some of the courses. \n\nArticle 9 of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978, which is the founding document of the organization, states that all members agree on establishing collaboration in research and studies, including the organization of seminars and conferences, exchange of information and documents, and the establishment of ways to diffuse the information. [4] The seminars mentioned in this article have been implemented in the form of various capacity building programmes (see below).\n\nIn addition, ACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [5]. The ASCA includes multiple plans and goals to carry out capacity building exercises related to natural resource management, protected areas, waste management and broader capacity development programs directed at human resources more generally in the region.\n\nBelow are listed a selection of course run by ACTO in recent years: \n\nIn 29-31 January 2019, ACTO ran a course on the functions and services of the Regional Platform for the Exchange of Information and Knowledge on Forests and Biodiversity (PRIC). The target audience for this course are for professionals in the member states of ACTO, so that they can develop the tools to manage courses, virtual forums and debates. In this edition of the course, there were 20 participants from Guyana, Suriname, Ecuador and Venezuela and the course was conducted in English and Spanish. [1] Bolivia did not take part [1]\n\nIn 20-30 September 2018, ACTO ran the course \"Biodiversity conservation through forest management\". The course was conducted in Belém, the capital city of the Amazonian state of Pará in Brazil. The target audience of the course were leaders and management level professionals of conservation or forests institutes in the member states of ACTO. There were 20 institutions that participated in the course, from all eight ACTO member states, including Bolivia. [2] \n\nBetween 23 August 2018 and 1 September 2018, ACTO held the XVII edition of the \"International Course for Measuring Liquid Discharge in Large Rivers\". The course was held in Manaus, the capital city of Amazonas state in Brazil, and Manacapuru, a neighboring municipality of Manaus. The course was conducted by the Geographic Service of Brazil (CPRM) and the National Water Agency (ANA) of Brazil. The objective of the course is to promote capacity of water resources professionals in Brazil and countries of the Amazon River Basin and other regions in the South American continent in technical expertise and methodologies in the work of measuring and calculating liquid discharge into large rivers, such that the procedures can be standardized and diffused among the participating countries. [3\n\nBolivia has participated in the capacity building exercises outlined in the ASCA. The country’s open data portal includes information on ongoing international cooperation programs in the environmental sector. The portal lists Colombia’s participation in several projects supported by ACTO, including the Regional Action in the Water Resources Sector Project, which trains national water agency personnel in ACTO member countries to deal with extreme water events, as well as the Institutional Strengthening Project for ACTO Member Countries in Forest Management, which seeks to build national technical capacity for responsible forest management practices [6].","There are joint capacity building practices run by the operational joint body. On the website of the International Commission for the Sava River there are information about capacity building practices run by the Commission, mainly organised on ad hoc basis. Some of organised training/workshops are related to the Flood Risk Management Plan, sustainable sediment management with the Sava River Basin, training course for SavaGIS and SavaHIS, etc. On these training/workshops participants from Bosnia and Herzegovina were present. [1, 2, 3].","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), which is comprised by Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela and is headquartered in Brasilia, runs joining capacity-building practices. Brazil has participated in some of the courses. \n\nArticle 9 of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978, which is the founding document of the organization, states that all members agree on establishing collaboration in research and studies, including the organization of seminars and conferences, exchange of information and documents, and the establishment of ways to diffuse the information. [4] The seminars mentioned in this article have been implemented in the form of various capacity building programmes (see below).\n\nIn addition, ACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [5]. The ASCA includes multiple plans and goals to carry out capacity building exercises related to natural resource management, protected areas, waste management and broader capacity development programs directed at human resources more generally in the region.\n\nBelow are listed a selection of course run by ACTO in recent years: \n\nIn 29-31 January 2019, ACTO ran a course on the functions and services of the Regional Platform for the Exchange of Information and Knowledge on Forests and Biodiversity (PRIC). The target audience for this course are for professionals in the member states of ACTO, so that they can develop the tools to manage courses, virtual forums and debates. In this edition of the course, there were 20 participants from Guyana, Suriname, Ecuador and Venezuela and the course was conducted in English and Spanish. This was the latest course run by ACTO and Brazil did not participate in it; however, there were other courses in which Brazil participated. [1]\n\nIn 20-30 September 2018, ACTO ran the course \"Biodiversity conservation through forest management\". The course was conducted in Belém, the capital city of the Amazonian state of Pará in Brazil. The target audience of the course were leaders and management level professionals of conservation or forests institutes in the member states of ACTO. There were 20 institutions that participated in the course, from all eight ACTO member states, including Brazil. [2] \n\nBetween 23 August 2018 and 1 September 2018, ACTO held the XVII edition of the \"International Course for Measuring Liquid Discharge in Large Rivers\". The course was held in Manaus, the capital city of Amazonas state in Brazil, and Manacapuru, a neighboring municipality of Manaus. The course was conducted by the Geographic Service of Brazil (CPRM) and the National Water Agency (ANA) of Brazil. The objective of the course is to promote capacity of water resources professionals in Brazil and countries of the Amazon River Basin and other regions in the South American continent in technical expertise and methodologies in the work of measuring and calculating liquid discharge into large rivers, such that the procedures can be standardized and diffused among the participating countries. [3]\n","There are joint capacity building practices run by the Mekong River Commission, and Cambodia is a full-member of the MRC. \n\nThe MRC Annual reports mention that training and capacity building exercises happen every year. In 2017, capacity building, training and outreach were conducted through various national and regional consultations for line agencies of the Member Countries as well as with over 400 Stakeholders from the private sector, academia, and international and local development organisations. For example, the MRC has adopted the Rapid Basin-wide Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Tool (RSAT) as a specific tool for basin-wide application for hydropower planning. Training sessions and guidelines have been developed and shared with stakeholders in order to support collaborative and integrative planning and decision-making processes and dialogue. [1] The MRC’s 2016 annual report also mentions that 16 training sessions and 11 strategy sessions were conducted for improving climate change adaptation. [2] Training is open only to nationals of the MRC member countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam), and sometimes China and Myanmar as observer members, and is provided on a wide range of topics including communications and negotiation skills, emergency and flood preparedness, assessment of potential hydropower projects, water quality analysis, and irrigation. [3, 4, 5]","There is evidence that China participates in the capacity building exercise organized by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) on ad-hoc basis. The MRC mainly has two capacity building program, the internship program [1] and the Junior Riparian Professional Development project that trains young riparian professionals on sustainable water resources development. MRC states that it has started to focus on professionals from its \"Dialogue Partners\", China and Myanmar [2]. In 2011, China and Myanmar participated for the first time in one of the founding pillars of the MRC's Integrated Capacity Buidling Programme, its Junior Riparian Professional project (JRP) [3]. In 2016, experienced water sector professionals also participated a training course on an assessment tool of sustainable hydropower development held by the MRC [4].","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), which is comprised by Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela and is headquartered in Brasilia, runs joining capacity-building practices. Colombia has participated in some of the courses. \n\nArticle 9 of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978, which is the founding document of the organization, states that all members agree on establishing collaboration in research and studies, including the organization of seminars and conferences, exchange of information and documents, and the establishment of ways to diffuse the information. [4] The seminars mentioned in this article have been implemented in the form of various capacity building programmes (see below).\n\nIn addition, ACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [5]. The ASCA includes multiple plans and goals to carry out capacity building exercises related to natural resource management, protected areas, waste management and broader capacity development programs directed at human resources more generally in the region.\n\nBelow are listed a selection of course run by ACTO in recent years: \n\nIn 29-31 January 2019, ACTO ran a course on the functions and services of the Regional Platform for the Exchange of Information and Knowledge on Forests and Biodiversity (PRIC). The target audience for this course are for professionals in the member states of ACTO, so that they can develop the tools to manage courses, virtual forums and debates. In this edition of the course, there were 20 participants from Guyana, Suriname, Ecuador and Venezuela and the course was conducted in English and Spanish. This was the latest course run by ACTO and Brazil did not participate in it; however, there were other courses in which Brazil participated. [1]\n\nIn 20-30 September 2018, ACTO ran the course \"Biodiversity conservation through forest management\". The course was conducted in Belém, the capital city of the Amazonian state of Pará in Brazil. The target audience of the course were leaders and management level professionals of conservation or forests institutes in the member states of ACTO. There were 20 institutions that participated in the course, from all eight ACTO member states, including Brazil. [2] \n\nBetween 23 August 2018 and 1 September 2018, ACTO held the XVII edition of the \"International Course for Measuring Liquid Discharge in Large Rivers\". The course was held in Manaus, the capital city of Amazonas state in Brazil, and Manacapuru, a neighboring municipality of Manaus. The course was conducted by the Geographic Service of Brazil (CPRM) and the National Water Agency (ANA) of Brazil. The objective of the course is to promote capacity of water resources professionals in Brazil and countries of the Amazon River Basin and other regions in the South American continent in technical expertise and methodologies in the work of measuring and calculating liquid discharge into large rivers, such that the procedures can be standardized and diffused among the participating countries. [3\n\nColombia has participated in the capacity building exercises outlined in the ASCA. The country’s open data portal includes information on ongoing international cooperation programs in the environmental sector. The portal lists Colombia’s participation in several projects supported by ACTO, including the Regional Action in the Water Resources Sector Project, which trains national water agency personnel in ACTO member countries to deal with extreme water events, as well as the Institutional Strengthening Project for ACTO Member Countries in Forest Management, which seeks to build national technical capacity for responsible forest management practices [6].","There are joint capacity building practices run by the operational joint body. On the website of the International Commission for the Sava River there are information about capacity building practices run by the Commission, mainly organised on ad hoc basis. Some of organised training/workshops are related to the Flood Risk Management Plan, sustainable sediment management with the Sava River Basin, training course for SavaGIS and SavaHIS, etc. On these training/workshops participants from Croatia were present. [1, 2, 3]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), which is comprised by Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela and is headquartered in Brasilia, runs joining capacity-building practices. Ecuador has participated in some of the courses. \n\nArticle 9 of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978, which is the founding document of the organization, states that all members agree on establishing collaboration in research and studies, including the organization of seminars and conferences, exchange of information and documents, and the establishment of ways to diffuse the information. [4] The seminars mentioned in this article have been implemented in the form of various capacity building programmes (see below).\n\nIn addition, ACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [5]. The ASCA includes multiple plans and goals to carry out capacity building exercises related to natural resource management, protected areas, waste management and broader capacity development programs directed at human resources more generally in the region.\n\nBelow are listed a selection of course run by ACTO in recent years: \n\nIn 29-31 January 2019, ACTO ran a course on the functions and services of the Regional Platform for the Exchange of Information and Knowledge on Forests and Biodiversity (PRIC). The target audience for this course are for professionals in the member states of ACTO, so that they can develop the tools to manage courses, virtual forums and debates. In this edition of the course, there were 20 participants from Guyana, Suriname, Ecuador and Venezuela and the course was conducted in English and Spanish. T1]\n\nIn 20-30 September 2018, ACTO ran the course \"Biodiversity conservation through forest management\". The course was conducted in Belém, the capital city of the Amazonian state of Pará in Brazil. The target audience of the course were leaders and management level professionals of conservation or forests institutes in the member states of ACTO. There were 20 institutions that participated in the course, from all eight ACTO member states, including Ecuador. [2] \n\nBetween 23 August 2018 and 1 September 2018, ACTO held the XVII edition of the \"International Course for Measuring Liquid Discharge in Large Rivers\". The course was held in Manaus, the capital city of Amazonas state in Brazil, and Manacapuru, a neighboring municipality of Manaus. The course was conducted by the Geographic Service of Brazil (CPRM) and the National Water Agency (ANA) of Brazil. The objective of the course is to promote capacity of water resources professionals in Brazil and countries of the Amazon River Basin and other regions in the South American continent in technical expertise and methodologies in the work of measuring and calculating liquid discharge into large rivers, such that the procedures can be standardized and diffused among the participating countries. [3\n\nEcuador has participated in the capacity building exercises outlined in the ASCA. The country’s open data portal includes information on ongoing international cooperation programs in the environmental sector. The portal lists Colombia’s participation in several projects supported by ACTO, including the Regional Action in the Water Resources Sector Project, which trains national water agency personnel in ACTO member countries to deal with extreme water events, as well as the Institutional Strengthening Project for ACTO Member Countries in Forest Management, which seeks to build national technical capacity for responsible forest management practices [6].","Guinea, through the OMVS has joint capacity building practices run by the operational joint body.\n\nOne of the main projects run by the OMVS is the Integrated Water Resources Management Project (PGIRE) (2014-2021), which is currently in its second phase of implementation, therefore, it is currently in the middle of operations. It is a multisectoral development program whose principal activity is to strengthen capacity building practices and reinforce regional integration. One of the main objectives of this program is to reinforce OMVS capacity building to deal with climate change and achieve a sustainable management of river resources. (1) The intervention zones targeted by this project are located in the 4-member countries and this program is financed by IDA, the Trust Fund III and the member states of the OMVS. (1) All the member countries participate extensively in them through the regional planification committees and the Permanent Water Commission, which are composed of representatives of the 4 states. (2) \n\nThese capacity building practices will be developed in the second phase of the PGIRE, and contemplates the development of a workshop, presenting several study cases and analysis of situations (not yet defined), in addition to technical assistance to each committee of country members. In total, 45,000,000 FCFA will be allocated to the reinforcement of capacities. (3) The reinforcement of capacities will also be conducted through a gap analysis to enable the comprehensive implementation in each country, of the Water Charter developed by the OMVS . The objective is to analyze the legislative framework of each country and elaborate a legislation that will enable its full application. Other activities, such as the development of training programmes and worshops are also considered. (4) Nevertheless, there is no evidence that any of these capacity building activities are already taking place. Indeed, no evidence could be found on the OMVS website, in the PGIRE description page or in reports published by the OMVS. (5,6,7)\n\nFor the first component of the PGIRE II which is specifically aimed at capacity building actions, US$19 millions of the total US$220 million budget, are foreseen to be allocated [4], [8].","0 - No, there are no capacity building exercises run by an RBO as confirmed through multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [1], the Foreign Ministry [2], the Department of Environment [3], the Ministry of Energy [4] and the Ministry of Agriculture [5]. The Algiers agreement between Iran and Iraq also does not mention capacity building [6]. There was been some water-related training programmes from Iranian side for the Iraq side regarding irrigation, using rainwater and maintenance of dams - however these are very limited in scope [7].","There is evidence that capacity building exercises have been planned between Turkey, Syria and Iraq - and that some took place on an ad-hoc basis between Iraq and Turkey. \n\nAt a meeting on 2 September 2009, however, Turkey, Syria and Iraq decided to cooperate to initiate water training programmes, to monitor and exchange information related to climate change and drought conditions in the three countries, and to build/modernise water flow gauging stations [1]. In addition to the water training programmes mentioned in this agreement, some capacity building activities are also understood to have taken place at around the same time in the scope of cooperation between Turkey’s Southeast Anatolia Project (GAP) Regional Development Administration and Syria’s Ministry of Irrigation General Organization for Land Development, and also in the context of efforts to create a water institute between Turkey, Iraq and Syria in line with an agreement of 2008. [2] \n\nJoint capacity training programs that were outlined in the MoUs signed between Syria and Turkey in 2011. [5][6] These MoUs included the sharing of knowledge and experience on modern irrigation techniques, prevention of water loss in domestic water supply; organization of training programs on the operation of dams and efficient utilization of water resources; sharing knowledge and technology pertaining to wastewater storage and reuse of treated wastewater in agriculture and industry; cooperation on the development of land use techniques to increase saving of soil water. [7] However, there is no evidence that these training programs took place under the purview of these MoUs with Turkey and Iraq [8]. \n\nA recent article published by the semi-official Anatolian Agency states that understandings reached with Iraq in 2009 have not yet been implemented, despite recent improvements in bilateral ties [3].\n\nThe website of the Directorate General of the State Water Works (DSI) reports on a nine-day working visit by eight Iraqi officials to Turkey, as part of a project funded by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) project on Sustainable Irrigation Management in April 2019. [4]","The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) runs joint capacity-building practices, in which Kazakhstan participates.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) describes professional training as one of its key areas of activity. [1] To oversee this activity, in 2000 the ICWC's Scientific-Information Centre (SIC) established a Training Centre in the city of Tashkent in Uzbekistan, which is tasked with improving the skills and knowledge of those working in water management and also with improving international cooperation on water issues. [2]\n \n The Training Centre provides training courses on topics including integrated water resource management, cooperation on transboundary rivers, water law, water policy and improvement of irrigated agriculture, with online courses available on its website. [3] The courses typically last 5–7 days and involve 20–30 participants (4–6 from each ICWC member state), including policymakers, civil servants, specialists and representatives of civil society. [3, 4] The SIC operates local training centres in Kazakhstan (Almaty), Kyrgyzstan (Bishkek, Osh), Tajikistan (Khujand) and Uzbekistan (Akbarabad, Andijan, Fergana, Urgench), which provide targeted training for water management and agriculture professionals through short courses and seminars from leading regional and international experts on topics such as water conservation and international water law. [4] In 2019, the Training Centre provided courses at its headquarters on the ICWC's geospatial information system (the Water Use Efficiency Monitor in Central Asia) for specialists, and lectures and seminars for Water User Association workers, as well as launching an online training course for Water User Association members in the region. [4] The SIC country-level training centres organised training on topics such as climate change impact assessment, economic instruments to support Basin Councils, methods for assessment and monitoring of water resources, and gender issues related to water, for both specialists from the entire region and local experts. [4] Study trips were organised for water mangement personnel from member states to study best practices in India and Switzerland. [4] The ICWC reported having organised a range of similar training activity for 2020. [4] \n \n Furthermore, from 2014 the ICWC adopted a Capacity-Building Strategy, according to which the ICWC aims to improve the system of professional training for people involved in the sphere of water management. [5] Also in 2014, the ICWC established a working group on capacity building, which seeks to summarize different countries' experiences and use this information to develop standardized professional training. [6]\n \n In addition, through its headquarters in Tashkent and its branches in Almaty (Kazakhstan), Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan) and Dushanbe (Tajikistan), the SIC organizes scientific and informational exchange between national authorities. [7, 8] Its tools for information exchange include the maintenance of a range of databases and organization of international scientific cooperation. [9]","The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) runs joint capacity-building training, however, there is no evidence that Kyrgyzstan currently participates in its training activities.\n \n The ICWC was founded in 1992 when members Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement on transboundary water management. [1] The organization's purpose is to facilitate coordination and cooperation between its member states with regard to the management of water resources, including those of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, meeting quarterly, and its website lists Kyrgyzstan's State Committee for Water Management as a member. [1, 2] However, Kyrgyzstan \"froze\" its membership of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS; an umbrella organisation responsible for regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis and also for the ICWC and constituent organisations) in 2016, and since 2017 has not participated in ICWC meetings. [3, 4]\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) describes professional training as one of its key areas of activity. [5] To oversee this activity, in 2000 the ICWC's Scientific-Information Centre (SIC) established a Training Centre in the city of Tashkent in Uzbekistan, which is tasked with improving the skills and knowledge of those working in water management and also with improving international cooperation on water issues. [6]\n \n The Training Centre provides training courses on topics including integrated water resource management, cooperation on transboundary rivers, water law, water policy and improvement of irrigated agriculture, with online courses available on its website. [7] The courses typically last 5–7 days and involve 20–30 participants (4–6 from each ICWC member state), including policymakers, civil servants, specialists and representatives of civil society. [7, 8] The SIC operates local training centres in Kazakhstan (Almaty), Kyrgyzstan (Bishkek, Osh), Tajikistan (Khujand) and Uzbekistan (Akbarabad, Andijan, Fergana, Urgench), which provide targeted training for water management and agriculture professionals through short courses and seminars from leading regional and international experts on topics such as water conservation and international water law. [8] However, there is evidence that the local training centres in Kyrgyzstan no longer operate under the SIC - a webpage on the Osh training centre states that it was founded by ICWC SIC in order to provide training for water specialists based in the Ferghana Valley, covering regions of Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, but states that \"at present\" the centre does not conduct permanent courses. [9] A webpage on the Training Centre of the Department of Water Management and Land Improvement of the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Improvement of the Kyrgyz Republic does not refer to the ICWC or SIC, but has the same address as the SIC's local branch in Bishkek (this listing may be out of date, as the Department of Water Management became the State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic in 2019). [10, 11] According to a report on ICWC activity in 2019, a regional training seminar on management of fishing activities was held at the Bishkek branch in July 2019, but no regular courses are reported. [8]\n \n In 2019, the Training Centre at its Uzbekistan headquarters provided courses on the ICWC's geospatial information system (the Water Use Efficiency Monitor in Central Asia) for specialists, and lectures and seminars for Water User Association workers, as well as launching an online training course for Water User Association members in the region. All seminars were open to specialists from all Central Asian countries. [8] However, no information was given in the ICWC 2019 activity report as to whether specialists from Kyrgyzstan attended the courses in Uzbekistan. [8] No further information on these 2019 courses specifically, or any others involving Kyrgyz specialists since 2017, was found on the ICWC Scientific Information Centre website. [11, 12]","There are joint capacity building practices run by the Mekong River Commission, and Laos is a full-member of the MRC. \n\nThe MRC Annual reports mention that training and capacity building exercises happen every year. In 2017, capacity building, training and outreach were conducted through various national and regional consultations for line agencies of the Member Countries as well as with over 400 Stakeholders from the private sector, academia, and international and local development organisations. For example, the MRC has adopted the Rapid Basin-wide Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Tool (RSAT) as a specific tool for basin-wide application for hydropower planning. Training sessions and guidelines have been developed and shared with stakeholders in order to support collaborative and integrative planning and decision-making processes and dialogue. [1] The MRC’s 2016 annual report also mentions that 16 training sessions and 11 strategy sessions were conducted for improving climate change adaptation. [2] Training is open only to nationals of the MRC member countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam), and sometimes China and Myanmar as observer members, and is provided on a wide range of topics including communications and negotiation skills, emergency and flood preparedness, assessment of potential hydropower projects, water quality analysis, and irrigation. [3, 4, 5]","Mali, through the OMVS has joint capacity building practices run by the operational joint body.\n\nOne of the main projects run by the OMVS is the Integrated Water Resources Management Project (PGIRE) (2014-2021), which is currently in its second phase of implementation, therefore, it is currently in the middle of operations. It is a multisectoral development program whose principal activity is to strengthen capacity building practices and reinforce regional integration. One of the main objectives of this program is to reinforce OMVS capacity building to deal with climate change and achieve a sustainable management of river resources. (1) The intervention zones targeted by this project are located in the 4-member countries and this program is financed by IDA, the Trust Fund III and the member states of the OMVS. (1) All the member countries participate extensively in them through the regional planification committees and the Permanent Water Commission, which are composed of representatives of the 4 states. (2) \n\nThese capacity building practices will be developed in the second phase of the PGIRE, and contemplates the development of a workshop, presenting several study cases and analysis of situations (not yet defined), in addition to technical assistance to each committee of country members. In total, 45,000,000 FCFA will be allocated to the reinforcement of capacities. (3) The reinforcement of capacities will also be conducted through a gap analysis to enable the comprehensive implementation in each country, of the Water Charter developed by the OMVS . The objective is to analyze the legislative framework of each country and elaborate a legislation that will enable its full application. Other activities, such as the development of training programmes and worshops are also considered. (4) Nevertheless, there is no evidence that any of these capacity building activities are already taking place. Indeed, no evidence could be found on the OMVS website, in the PGIRE description page or in reports published by the OMVS. (5,6,7)\n\nFor the first component of the PGIRE II which is specifically aimed at capacity building actions, US$19 millions of the total US$220 million budget, are foreseen to be allocated [4], [8].","Mauritania, through the OMVS has joint capacity building practices run by the operational joint body.\n\nOne of the main projects run by the OMVS is the Integrated Water Resources Management Project (PGIRE) (2014-2021), which is currently in its second phase of implementation, therefore, it is currently in the middle of operations. It is a multisectoral development program whose principal activity is to strengthen capacity building practices and reinforce regional integration. One of the main objectives of this program is to reinforce OMVS capacity building to deal with climate change and achieve a sustainable management of river resources. (1) The intervention zones targeted by this project are located in the 4-member countries and this program is financed by IDA, the Trust Fund III and the member states of the OMVS. (1) All the member countries participate extensively in them through the regional planification committees and the Permanent Water Commission, which are composed of representatives of the 4 states. (2) \n\nThese capacity building practices will be developed in the second phase of the PGIRE, and contemplates the development of a workshop, presenting several study cases and analysis of situations (not yet defined), in addition to technical assistance to each committee of country members. In total, 45,000,000 FCFA will be allocated to the reinforcement of capacities. (3) The reinforcement of capacities will also be conducted through a gap analysis to enable the comprehensive implementation in each country, of the Water Charter developed by the OMVS . The objective is to analyze the legislative framework of each country and elaborate a legislation that will enable its full application. Other activities, such as the development of training programmes and worshops are also considered. (4) Nevertheless, there is no evidence that any of these capacity building activities are already taking place. Indeed, no evidence could be found on the OMVS website, in the PGIRE description page or in reports published by the OMVS. (5,6,7)\n\nFor the first component of the PGIRE II which is specifically aimed at capacity building actions, US$19 millions of the total US$220 million budget, are foreseen to be allocated [4], [8].","Myanmar is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC), an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin, with the MoU renewed in 2013. [1] The MRC runs multiple training and capacity building exercises throughout the year. Myanmar participates in some of them. However, the country is still laying down its foundations to develop it's part of the basin and is currently only involved in dialogue and information sharing. [2] Mekong-Lancang Cooperation (LMC) is also an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. Myanmar have demonstrated an increasing commitment to cooperation, including sharing more data and information on the status of upstream developments and joint capacity-building activities through public comments from government readers during their attendance in conferences. During the second LMC leader's meeting , Vice President of Myanmar commented and thanked Chinese government for finalizing the first batch of 132 projects to be implemented by Mekong-Lancang’s special fund, saying that 10 projects in Myanmar include in the first batch [3,4].","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), which is comprised by Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela and is headquartered in Brasilia, runs joining capacity-building practices. Brazil has participated in some of the courses. \n\nArticle 9 of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978, which is the founding document of the organization, states that all members agree on establishing collaboration in research and studies, including the organization of seminars and conferences, exchange of information and documents, and the establishment of ways to diffuse the information. [4] The seminars mentioned in this article have been implemented in the form of various capacity building programmes (see below).\n\nIn addition, ACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [5]. The ASCA includes multiple plans and goals to carry out capacity building exercises related to natural resource management, protected areas, waste management and broader capacity development programs directed at human resources more generally in the region.\n\nBelow are listed a selection of course run by ACTO in recent years: \n\nIn 29-31 January 2019, ACTO ran a course on the functions and services of the Regional Platform for the Exchange of Information and Knowledge on Forests and Biodiversity (PRIC). The target audience for this course are for professionals in the member states of ACTO, so that they can develop the tools to manage courses, virtual forums and debates. In this edition of the course, there were 20 participants from Guyana, Suriname, Ecuador and Venezuela and the course was conducted in English and Spanish. Peru however did not participate. [1]\n\nIn 20-30 September 2018, ACTO ran the course \"Biodiversity conservation through forest management\". The course was conducted in Belém, the capital city of the Amazonian state of Pará in Brazil. The target audience of the course were leaders and management level professionals of conservation or forests institutes in the member states of ACTO. There were 20 institutions that participated in the course, from all eight ACTO member states, including Peru. [2] \n\nBetween 23 August 2018 and 1 September 2018, ACTO held the XVII edition of the \"International Course for Measuring Liquid Discharge in Large Rivers\". The course was held in Manaus, the capital city of Amazonas state in Brazil, and Manacapuru, a neighboring municipality of Manaus. The course was conducted by the Geographic Service of Brazil (CPRM) and the National Water Agency (ANA) of Brazil. The objective of the course is to promote capacity of water resources professionals in Brazil and countries of the Amazon River Basin and other regions in the South American continent in technical expertise and methodologies in the work of measuring and calculating liquid discharge into large rivers, such that the procedures can be standardized and diffused among the participating countries. [3]\n","Senegal, through the OMVS has joint capacity building practices run by the operational joint body.\n\nOne of the main projects run by the OMVS is the Integrated Water Resources Management Project (PGIRE) (2014-2021), which is currently in its second phase of implementation, therefore, it is currently in the middle of operations. It is a multisectoral development program whose principal activity is to strengthen capacity building practices and reinforce regional integration. One of the main objectives of this program is to reinforce OMVS capacity building to deal with climate change and achieve a sustainable management of river resources. (1) The intervention zones targeted by this project are located in the 4-member countries and this program is financed by IDA, the Trust Fund III and the member states of the OMVS. (1) All the member countries participate extensively in them through the regional planification committees and the Permanent Water Commission, which are composed of representatives of the 4 states. (2) \n\nThese capacity building practices will be developed in the second phase of the PGIRE, and contemplates the development of a workshop, presenting several study cases and analysis of situations (not yet defined), in addition to technical assistance to each committee of country members. In total, 45,000,000 FCFA will be allocated to the reinforcement of capacities. (3) The reinforcement of capacities will also be conducted through a gap analysis to enable the comprehensive implementation in each country, of the Water Charter developed by the OMVS . The objective is to analyze the legislative framework of each country and elaborate a legislation that will enable its full application. Other activities, such as the development of training programmes and worshops are also considered. (4) Nevertheless, there is no evidence that any of these capacity building activities are already taking place. Indeed, no evidence could be found on the OMVS website, in the PGIRE description page or in reports published by the OMVS. (5,6,7)\n\nFor the first component of the PGIRE II which is specifically aimed at capacity building actions, US$19 millions of the total US$220 million budget, are foreseen to be allocated [4], [8].","There are joint capacity building practices run by the operational joint body. On the website of the International Commission for the Sava River there are information about capacity building practices run by the Commission, mainly organised on ad hoc basis. Some of organised training/workshops are related to the Flood Risk Management Plan, sustainable sediment management with the Sava River Basin, training course for SavaGIS and SavaHIS, etc. On these training/workshops participants from Serbia were present. [1, 2, 3]","There are joint capacity building practices run by the operational joint body. On the website of the International Commission for the Sava River there are information about capacity building practices run by the Commission, mainly organised on ad hoc basis. Some of organised training/workshops are related to the Flood Risk Management Plan, sustainable sediment management with the Sava River Basin, training course for SavaGIS and SavaHIS, etc. On these training/workshops participants from Slovenia were present. [1, 2, 3]","There is evidence that capacity building exercises have been planned between Turkey, Syria and Iraq - however even ad-hoc efforts have recently ceased.\n\nAt a meeting on 2 September 2009, however, Turkey, Syria and Iraq decided to cooperate to initiate water training programmes, to monitor and exchange information related to climate change and drought conditions in the three countries, and to build/modernise water flow gauging stations [1]. In addition to the water training programmes mentioned in this agreement, some capacity building activities are also understood to have taken place at around the same time in the scope of cooperation between Turkey’s Southeast Anatolia Project (GAP) Regional Development Administration and Syria’s Ministry of Irrigation General Organization for Land Development, and also in the context of efforts to create a water institute between Turkey, Iraq and Syria in line with an agreement of 2008. [2] \n\nJoint capacity training programs that were outlined in the MoUs signed between Syria and Turkey in 2011. [3][4] These MoUs included the sharing of knowledge and experience on modern irrigation techniques, prevention of water loss in domestic water supply; organization of training programs on the operation of dams and efficient utilization of water resources; sharing knowledge and technology pertaining to wastewater storage and reuse of treated wastewater in agriculture and industry; cooperation on the development of land use techniques to increase saving of soil water. [5] However, there is no evidence that these training programs took place under the purview of these MoUs with Turkey and Iraq [6]. \n\n","The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) runs joint capacity-building practices, in which Tajikistan participates.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) describes professional training as one of its key areas of activity. [1] To oversee this activity, in 2000 the ICWC's Scientific-Information Centre (SIC) established a Training Centre in the city of Tashkent in Uzbekistan, which is tasked with improving the skills and knowledge of those working in water management and also with improving international cooperation on water issues. [2]\n \n The Training Centre provides training courses on topics including integrated water resource management, cooperation on transboundary rivers, water law, water policy and improvement of irrigated agriculture, with online courses available on its website. [3] The courses typically last 5–7 days and involve 20–30 participants (4–6 from each ICWC member state), including policymakers, civil servants, specialists and representatives of civil society. [3, 4] The SIC operates local training centres in Kazakhstan (Almaty), Kyrgyzstan (Bishkek, Osh), Tajikistan (Khujand) and Uzbekistan (Akbarabad, Andijan, Fergana, Urgench), which provide targeted training for water management and agriculture professionals through short courses and seminars from leading regional and international experts on topics such as water conservation and international water law. [4] In 2019, the Training Centre provided courses at its headquarters on the ICWC's geospatial information system (the Water Use Efficiency Monitor in Central Asia) for specialists, and lectures and seminars for Water User Association workers, as well as launching an online training course for Water User Association members in the region. [4] The SIC country-level training centres organised training on topics such as climate change impact assessment, economic instruments to support Basin Councils, methods for assessment and monitoring of water resources, and gender issues related to water, for both specialists from the entire region and local experts. [4] Study trips were organised for water mangement personnel from member states to study best practices in India and Switzerland. [4] The ICWC reported having organised a range of similar training activity for 2020. [4] \n \n Furthermore, from 2014 the ICWC adopted a Capacity-Building Strategy, according to which the ICWC aims to improve the system of professional training for people involved in the sphere of water management. [5] Also in 2014, the ICWC established a working group on capacity building, which seeks to summarize different countries' experiences and use this information to develop standardized professional training. [6]\n \n In addition, through its headquarters in Tashkent and its branches in Almaty (Kazakhstan), Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan) and Dushanbe (Tajikistan), the SIC organizes scientific and informational exchange between national authorities. [7, 8] Its tools for information exchange include the maintenance of a range of databases and organization of international scientific cooperation. [9]","The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) runs joint capacity-building practices, in which Tajikistan participates.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) describes professional training as one of its key areas of activity. [1] To oversee this activity, in 2000 the ICWC's Scientific-Information Centre (SIC) established a Training Centre in the city of Tashkent in Uzbekistan, which is tasked with improving the skills and knowledge of those working in water management and also with improving international cooperation on water issues. [2]\n \n The Training Centre provides training courses on topics including integrated water resource management, cooperation on transboundary rivers, water law, water policy and improvement of irrigated agriculture, with online courses available on its website. [3] The courses typically last 5–7 days and involve 20–30 participants (4–6 from each ICWC member state), including policymakers, civil servants, specialists and representatives of civil society. [3, 4] The SIC operates local training centres in Kazakhstan (Almaty), Kyrgyzstan (Bishkek, Osh), Tajikistan (Khujand) and Uzbekistan (Akbarabad, Andijan, Fergana, Urgench), which provide targeted training for water management and agriculture professionals through short courses and seminars from leading regional and international experts on topics such as water conservation and international water law. [4] In 2019, the Training Centre provided courses at its headquarters on the ICWC's geospatial information system (the Water Use Efficiency Monitor in Central Asia) for specialists, and lectures and seminars for Water User Association workers, as well as launching an online training course for Water User Association members in the region. [4] The SIC country-level training centres organised training on topics such as climate change impact assessment, economic instruments to support Basin Councils, methods for assessment and monitoring of water resources, and gender issues related to water, for both specialists from the entire region and local experts. [4] Study trips were organised for water mangement personnel from member states to study best practices in India and Switzerland. [4] The ICWC reported having organised a range of similar training activity for 2020. [4] \n \n Furthermore, from 2014 the ICWC adopted a Capacity-Building Strategy, according to which the ICWC aims to improve the system of professional training for people involved in the sphere of water management. [5] Also in 2014, the ICWC established a working group on capacity building, which seeks to summarize different countries' experiences and use this information to develop standardized professional training. [6]\n \n In addition, through its headquarters in Tashkent and its branches in Almaty (Kazakhstan), Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan) and Dushanbe (Tajikistan), the SIC organizes scientific and informational exchange between national authorities. [7, 8] Its tools for information exchange include the maintenance of a range of databases and organization of international scientific cooperation. [9]","There are joint capacity building practices run by the Mekong River Commission, and Thailand is a full-member of the MRC. \n\nThe MRC Annual reports mention that training and capacity building exercises happen every year. In 2017, capacity building, training and outreach were conducted through various national and regional consultations for line agencies of the Member Countries as well as with over 400 Stakeholders from the private sector, academia, and international and local development organisations. For example, the MRC has adopted the Rapid Basin-wide Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Tool (RSAT) as a specific tool for basin-wide application for hydropower planning. Training sessions and guidelines have been developed and shared with stakeholders in order to support collaborative and integrative planning and decision-making processes and dialogue. [1] The MRC’s 2016 annual report also mentions that 16 training sessions and 11 strategy sessions were conducted for improving climate change adaptation. [2] Training is open only to nationals of the MRC member countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam), and sometimes China and Myanmar as observer members, and is provided on a wide range of topics including communications and negotiation skills, emergency and flood preparedness, assessment of potential hydropower projects, water quality analysis, and irrigation. [3, 4, 5]","There is evidence that capacity building exercises have been planned between Turkey, Syria and Iraq - and that some took place on an adh-hoc basis between Iraq and Turkey. \n\nAt a meeting on 2 September 2009, however, Turkey, Syria and Iraq decided to cooperate to initiate water training programmes, to monitor and exchange information related to climate change and drought conditions in the three countries, and to build/modernise water flow gauging stations [1]. In addition to the water training programmes mentioned in this agreement, some capacity building activities are also understood to have taken place at around the same time in the scope of cooperation between Turkey’s Southeast Anatolia Project (GAP) Regional Development Administration and Syria’s Ministry of Irrigation General Organization for Land Development, and also in the context of efforts to create a water institute between Turkey, Iraq and Syria in line with an agreement of 2008. [2] \n\nJoint capacity training programs that were outlined in the MoUs signed between Syria and Turkey in 2011. [5][6] These MoUs included the sharing of knowledge and experience on modern irrigation techniques, prevention of water loss in domestic water supply; organization of training programs on the operation of dams and efficient utilization of water resources; sharing knowledge and technology pertaining to wastewater storage and reuse of treated wastewater in agriculture and industry; cooperation on the development of land use techniques to increase saving of soil water. [7] However, there is no evidence that these training programs took place under the purview of these MoUs with Turkey and Iraq [8]. \n\nA recent article published by the semi-official Anatolian Agency states that understandings reached with Iraq in 2009 have not yet been implemented, despite recent improvements in bilateral ties [3].\n\nThe website of the Directorate General of the State Water Works (DSI) reports on a nine-day working visit by eight Iraqi officials to Turkey, as part of a project funded by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) project on Sustainable Irrigation Management in April 2019. [4]","The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) runs joint capacity-building practices, in which Turkmenistan participates.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) describes professional training as one of its key areas of activity. [1] To oversee this activity, in 2000 the ICWC's Scientific-Information Centre (SIC) established a Training Centre in Uzbekistan's capital Tashkent, which is tasked with improving the skills and knowledge of those working in water management and also with improving international cooperation on water issues. [2]\n \n The Training Centre provides training courses on topics including integrated water resource management, cooperation on transboundary rivers, water law, water policy and improvement of irrigated agriculture, with online courses available on its website. [3] The courses typically last 5–7 days and involve 20–30 participants (4–6 from each ICWC member state), including policymakers, civil servants, specialists and representatives of civil society. [3, 4] The SIC operates local training centres in Kazakhstan (Almaty), Kyrgyzstan (Bishkek, Osh), Tajikistan (Khujand) and Uzbekistan (Akbarabad, Andijan, Fergana, Urgench), which provide targeted training for water management and agriculture professionals through short courses and seminars from leading regional and international experts on topics such as water conservation and international water law. [4] In 2019, the Training Centre provided courses at its headquarters on the ICWC's geospatial information system (the Water Use Efficiency Monitor in Central Asia) for specialists, and lectures and seminars for Water User Association workers, as well as launching an online training course for Water User Association members in the region. [4] The SIC country-level training centres organised training on topics such as climate change impact assessment, economic instruments to support Basin Councils, methods for assessment and monitoring of water resources, and gender issues related to water, for both specialists from the entire region and local experts. [4] Study trips were organised for water mangement personnel from member states to study best practices in India and Switzerland. [4] The ICWC reported having organised a range of similar training activity for 2020. [4] \n \n Furthermore, from 2014 the ICWC adopted a Capacity-Building Strategy, according to which the ICWC aims to improve the system of professional training for people involved in the sphere of water management. [5] Also in 2014, the ICWC established a working group on capacity building, which seeks to summarize different countries' experiences and use this information to develop standardized professional training. [6]\n \n In addition, through its headquarters in Tashkent and its branches in Almaty (Kazakhstan), Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan) and Dushanbe (Tajikistan), the SIC organizes scientific and informational exchange between national authorities. [7, 8] Its tools for information exchange include the maintenance of a range of databases and organization of international scientific cooperation. [9]","The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) runs joint capacity-building practices, in which Uzbekistan participates.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) describes professional training as one of its key areas of activity. [1] To oversee this activity, in 2000 the ICWC's Scientific-Information Centre (SIC) established a Training Centre in Uzbekistan's capital Tashkent, which is tasked with improving the skills and knowledge of those working in water management and also with improving international cooperation on water issues. [2]\n \n The Training Centre provides training courses on topics including integrated water resource management, cooperation on transboundary rivers, water law, water policy and improvement of irrigated agriculture, with online courses available on its website. [3] The courses typically last 5–7 days and involve 20–30 participants (4–6 from each ICWC member state), including policymakers, civil servants, specialists and representatives of civil society. [3, 4] The SIC operates local training centres in Kazakhstan (Almaty), Kyrgyzstan (Bishkek, Osh), Tajikistan (Khujand) and Uzbekistan (Akbarabad, Andijan, Fergana, Urgench), which provide targeted training for water management and agriculture professionals through short courses and seminars from leading regional and international experts on topics such as water conservation and international water law. [4] In 2019, the Training Centre provided courses at its headquarters on the ICWC's geospatial information system (the Water Use Efficiency Monitor in Central Asia) for specialists, and lectures and seminars for Water User Association workers, as well as launching an online training course for Water User Association members in the region. [4] The SIC country-level training centres organised training on topics such as climate change impact assessment, economic instruments to support Basin Councils, methods for assessment and monitoring of water resources, and gender issues related to water, for both specialists from the entire region and local experts. [4] Study trips were organised for water mangement personnel from member states to study best practices in India and Switzerland. [4] The ICWC reported having organised a range of similar training activity for 2020. [4] \n \n Furthermore, from 2014 the ICWC adopted a Capacity-Building Strategy, according to which the ICWC aims to improve the system of professional training for people involved in the sphere of water management. [5] Also in 2014, the ICWC established a working group on capacity building, which seeks to summarize different countries' experiences and use this information to develop standardized professional training. [6]\n \n In addition, through its headquarters in Tashkent and its branches in Almaty (Kazakhstan), Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan) and Dushanbe (Tajikistan), the SIC organizes scientific and informational exchange between national authorities. [7, 8] Its tools for information exchange include the maintenance of a range of databases and organization of international scientific cooperation. [9]","The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) runs joint capacity-building practices, in which Uzbekistan participates.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) describes professional training as one of its key areas of activity. [1] To oversee this activity, in 2000 the ICWC's Scientific-Information Centre (SIC) established a Training Centre in the city of Tashkent in Uzbekistan, which is tasked with improving the skills and knowledge of those working in water management and also with improving international cooperation on water issues. [2]\n \n The Training Centre provides training courses on topics including integrated water resource management, cooperation on transboundary rivers, water law, water policy and improvement of irrigated agriculture, with online courses available on its website. [3] The courses typically last 5–7 days and involve 20–30 participants (4–6 from each ICWC member state), including policymakers, civil servants, specialists and representatives of civil society. [3, 4] The SIC operates local training centres in Kazakhstan (Almaty), Kyrgyzstan (Bishkek, Osh), Tajikistan (Khujand) and Uzbekistan (Akbarabad, Andijan, Fergana, Urgench), which provide targeted training for water management and agriculture professionals through short courses and seminars from leading regional and international experts on topics such as water conservation and international water law. [4] In 2019, the Training Centre provided courses at its headquarters on the ICWC's geospatial information system (the Water Use Efficiency Monitor in Central Asia) for specialists, and lectures and seminars for Water User Association workers, as well as launching an online training course for Water User Association members in the region. [4] The SIC country-level training centres organised training on topics such as climate change impact assessment, economic instruments to support Basin Councils, methods for assessment and monitoring of water resources, and gender issues related to water, for both specialists from the entire region and local experts. [4] Study trips were organised for water mangement personnel from member states to study best practices in India and Switzerland. [4] The ICWC reported having organised a range of similar training activity for 2020. [4] \n \n Furthermore, from 2014 the ICWC adopted a Capacity-Building Strategy, according to which the ICWC aims to improve the system of professional training for people involved in the sphere of water management. [5] Also in 2014, the ICWC established a working group on capacity building, which seeks to summarize different countries' experiences and use this information to develop standardized professional training. [6]\n \n In addition, through its headquarters in Tashkent and its branches in Almaty (Kazakhstan), Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan) and Dushanbe (Tajikistan), the SIC organizes scientific and informational exchange between national authorities. [7, 8] Its tools for information exchange include the maintenance of a range of databases and organization of international scientific cooperation. [9]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), which is comprised by Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela and is headquartered in Brasilia, runs joining capacity-building practices. Venezuela has participated in some of the courses. \n\nArticle 9 of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty of 1978, which is the founding document of the organization, states that all members agree on establishing collaboration in research and studies, including the organization of seminars and conferences, exchange of information and documents, and the establishment of ways to diffuse the information. [4] The seminars mentioned in this article have been implemented in the form of various capacity building programmes (see below).\n\nIn addition, ACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [5]. The ASCA includes multiple plans and goals to carry out capacity building exercises related to natural resource management, protected areas, waste management and broader capacity development programs directed at human resources more generally in the region.\n\nBelow are listed a selection of course run by ACTO in recent years: \n\nIn 29-31 January 2019, ACTO ran a course on the functions and services of the Regional Platform for the Exchange of Information and Knowledge on Forests and Biodiversity (PRIC). The target audience for this course are for professionals in the member states of ACTO, so that they can develop the tools to manage courses, virtual forums and debates. In this edition of the course, there were 20 participants from Guyana, Suriname, Ecuador and Venezuela and the course was conducted in English and Spanish. [1]\n\nIn 20-30 September 2018, ACTO ran the course \"Biodiversity conservation through forest management\". The course was conducted in Belém, the capital city of the Amazonian state of Pará in Brazil. The target audience of the course were leaders and management level professionals of conservation or forests institutes in the member states of ACTO. There were 20 institutions that participated in the course, from all eight ACTO member states, including Venezuela . [2] \n\nBetween 23 August 2018 and 1 September 2018, ACTO held the XVII edition of the \"International Course for Measuring Liquid Discharge in Large Rivers\". The course was held in Manaus, the capital city of Amazonas state in Brazil, and Manacapuru, a neighboring municipality of Manaus. The course was conducted by the Geographic Service of Brazil (CPRM) and the National Water Agency (ANA) of Brazil. The objective of the course is to promote capacity of water resources professionals in Brazil and countries of the Amazon River Basin and other regions in the South American continent in technical expertise and methodologies in the work of measuring and calculating liquid discharge into large rivers, such that the procedures can be standardized and diffused among the participating countries. [3\n\nVenezuela has participated in the capacity building exercises outlined in the ASCA. The country’s open data portal includes information on ongoing international cooperation programs in the environmental sector. The portal lists Colombia’s participation in several projects supported by ACTO, including the Regional Action in the Water Resources Sector Project, which trains national water agency personnel in ACTO member countries to deal with extreme water events, as well as the Institutional Strengthening Project for ACTO Member Countries in Forest Management, which seeks to build national technical capacity for responsible forest management practices [6].","There are joint capacity building practices run by the Mekong River Commission, and Vietnam is a full-member of the MRC. \n\nThe MRC Annual reports mention that training and capacity building exercises happen every year. In 2017, capacity building, training and outreach were conducted through various national and regional consultations for line agencies of the Member Countries as well as with over 400 Stakeholders from the private sector, academia, and international and local development organisations. For example, the MRC has adopted the Rapid Basin-wide Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Tool (RSAT) as a specific tool for basin-wide application for hydropower planning. Training sessions and guidelines have been developed and shared with stakeholders in order to support collaborative and integrative planning and decision-making processes and dialogue. [1] The MRC’s 2016 annual report also mentions that 16 training sessions and 11 strategy sessions were conducted for improving climate change adaptation. [2] Training is open only to nationals of the MRC member countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam), and sometimes China and Myanmar as observer members, and is provided on a wide range of topics including communications and negotiation skills, emergency and flood preparedness, assessment of potential hydropower projects, water quality analysis, and irrigation. [3, 4, 5]",null,null,null,"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Professional training under the auspices of the ICWCCA.\" (\"Повышение квалификации в рамках МКВК.\") [http://cawater-info.net/training/training-icwc.htm]. \n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Further education and training.\" (\"Повышение квалификации и тренинг.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/training.htm].\n \n [5] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. October 2015. \"Pilot training course 'Increasing potential in work with computer models'\", (\"Пилотный курс обучения «Hаращивание потенциала в работе с компьютерными моделями»\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/275.htm].\n \n [6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia Scientific Information Centre. July 2015. \"Regional training 'Integration of gender approaches and conflict resolution in water resource management'\", (\" Региональный тренинг «Внедрение гендерных подходов и разрешение конфликтных ситуаций в управлении водными ресурсами»\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/271.htm].\n \n [7] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [8] Eurasian Portal for River Basin Management. 16 May 2016. \"International training seminar for exchange of experience between the Water Users' Association of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan and the Republic of Tajikistan\", (\"Международный семинар-тренинг по обмену опытом между Aссоциацией водопользователей Исламской Pеспублики Aфганистан и Pеспубликой Tаджикистан\"). [http://riverbp.net/pools/meetings/detail.php?ID=213].\n \n [9] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. May 2018. \"Report about the technical meeting and training on hydrology and ecology for sustainable development in the Panj / Amu river basin between Tajikistan and Afghanistan\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/AF-TJ-meeting-report-10-12may2018_ENG_with_LoP_and_agenda.pdf].","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Online capacitation on the function of PRIC (19-31 January) (Capacitação online na funcionalidade PRIC (29 a 31 de janeiro))\". 28 January 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/442\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Course of biodiversity conservation through forest management (20-30 September) (O curso de conservação da biodiversidade por meio do manejo florestal (20 a 30 de setembro))\". 19 September 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/397\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"XVIII International Course on measuring liquid discharge into large rivers: measuring techniques (23 August to 1 September) (Curso Internacional XVII de medição de descarga líquida em grandes rios: técnicas de medição (23 de agoto até 01 de setembro))\". 22 August 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/393\n[4] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Treaty for Amazonian Cooperation\". 3 July 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/65da0529bc0c48762847257a9bdc9f40.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Who We Are. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[6] Ministry of Information and Communication Technologies. Monitoring of International Cooperation Projects – environmental topics. 2019. https://datos.gov.co/Ambiente-y-Desarrollo-Sostenible/Seguimiento-proyectos-de-Cooperaci-n-Internacional/ahmt-6cmm","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [ 2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf[3] Global New Light of Myanmar. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 11 Jan 2018. http://www.globalnewlightofmyanmar.com/myanmar-pledges-cooperation-mekong-river-countries-u-myint-swe/ [4] LMC. \"Joint Statement on Production Capacity Cooperation Among Lancang-Mekong Countries\". 23 March 2016. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zywj_5/t1514144.htm","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Online capacitation on the function of PRIC (19-31 January) (Capacitação online na funcionalidade PRIC (29 a 31 de janeiro))\". 28 January 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/442\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Course of biodiversity conservation through forest management (20-30 September) (O curso de conservação da biodiversidade por meio do manejo florestal (20 a 30 de setembro))\". 19 September 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/397\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"XVIII International Course on measuring liquid discharge into large rivers: measuring techniques (23 August to 1 September) (Curso Internacional XVII de medição de descarga líquida em grandes rios: técnicas de medição (23 de agoto até 01 de setembro))\". 22 August 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/393\n[4] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Treaty for Amazonian Cooperation\". 3 July 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/65da0529bc0c48762847257a9bdc9f40.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Who We Are. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [ 2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf[3] Global New Light of Myanmar. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 11 Jan 2018. http://www.globalnewlightofmyanmar.com/myanmar-pledges-cooperation-mekong-river-countries-u-myint-swe/ [4] LMC. \"Joint Statement on Production Capacity Cooperation Among Lancang-Mekong Countries\". 23 March 2016. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zywj_5/t1514144.htm","[1] Mekong River Commission, \"Internships\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/working-with-mrc/internships/\n[2] Mekong River Commission, \"Junior Riparian Professionals\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/working-with-mrc/junior-riparian-professionals/.","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Online capacitation on the function of PRIC (19-31 January) (Capacitação online na funcionalidade PRIC (29 a 31 de janeiro))\". 28 January 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/442\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Course of biodiversity conservation through forest management (20-30 September) (O curso de conservação da biodiversidade por meio do manejo florestal (20 a 30 de setembro))\". 19 September 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/397\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"XVIII International Course on measuring liquid discharge into large rivers: measuring techniques (23 August to 1 September) (Curso Internacional XVII de medição de descarga líquida em grandes rios: técnicas de medição (23 de agoto até 01 de setembro))\". 22 August 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/393\n[4] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Treaty for Amazonian Cooperation\". 3 July 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/65da0529bc0c48762847257a9bdc9f40.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 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Who We Are. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[6] Ministry of Information and Communication Technologies. Monitoring of International Cooperation Projects – environmental topics. 2019. https://datos.gov.co/Ambiente-y-Desarrollo-Sostenible/Seguimiento-proyectos-de-Cooperaci-n-Internacional/ahmt-6cmm","(1) OMVS. “Le PGIRE”. [http://www.omvs.org/content/le-pgire-0].\n(2) OMVS. \"Les statuts de l'OMVS\". [http://www.omvs.org/content/les-statuts-de-lomvs].\n(3)World Bank. 2013. \"Projet de Gestion Intégrée des Ressources en Eau et de Développement des Usages Multiples du Bassin du fleuve Sénégal (PGIRE)\". [http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/689271468004159462/RP14510Senegal0140201300Box377337B.docx].\n(4)OMVS. 2014. \"MANUEL DE MISE EN ŒUVRE DU PGIRE 2\". [https://fr.calameo.com/read/003463282be35ef8a17cf].\n(5)OMVS. [http://www.omvs.org/].\n(6)OMVS. 2017. \"Programme PGIRE\". [http://www.ipcinfo.org/fileadmin/user_upload/agwa/docs/FAO_OMVS_and_AgWA_Workshop_Jan_2017_Dakar/Pr__sentation_du_PGIRE_2.pdf]. \n(7)OMVS. \"L’OMVS – une expérience de 35 années de gestion concertée et solidaire d’un fleuve transfrontalier : le fleuve Sénégal (Guinéée Mali, Mauritanie, Sénnégal). [https://www.riob.org/fr/file/259616/download?token=688WrpJa]. \n[8] OMVS, \"MANUEL DE MISE EN ŒUVRE DU PGIRE 2\", 2014, https://fr.calameo.com/read/003463282be35ef8a17cf","1- Iranian Parliament Research Centre, http://rc.majlis.ir/fa \n2- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, \"News and Statements\", n/a, https://mfa.ir/ \n3- Department of Environment, \"News\", https://bit.ly/2w1o9gc \n4- Ministry of Energy, \"News, Water\", n/a, http://news.moe.gov.ir/News-List/4 \n5- Ministry of Agriculture \"News\", n/a, https://www.maj.ir/Index.aspx?page_=dorsaetoolsenews&order=list&lang=1&sub=0&tempname=Main&PageIdF=1596&PageId=68&methodName=findparent\n6- Energy Laws Review (Journal), \"Analysis of Iran's Transboundary Water Course Contracts with its Neighbours\", 2018, https://jrels.ut.ac.ir/article_65818_43f07f8695337409d978139cac9550c6.pdf\n7- Ministry of Energy's News Agency, \"The first Training Course for Experts in Iraq Water Resources Ministry\", 2013, http://news.moe.gov.ir/Detail.aspx?anwid=7882","(1) FAO \" Iraq - International agreements\" 2019 https://bit.ly/(2JE7OGY\n(2) International Water Law Project \"Transboundary Water Management Organizations\" 2019 https://www.internationalwaterlaw.org/institutions/transboundary_wmos.html\n(3) UN-ESWCA \"Inventory of Shared Water Resources in Western Asia\" 2013 https://waterinventory.org/sites/waterinventory.org/files/chapters/Chapter-01-Euphrates-River-Basin-web.pdf\n(4) UNESCO Iraq \"Capacity Building of Water Institutions\" Accessed May 25 2019 http://www.unesco.org/new/en/iraq-office/natural-sciences/water-sciences/capacity-building-of-water-institutions/","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Professional training under the auspices of the ICWC.\" (\"Повышение квалификации в рамках МКВК.\") [http://cawater-info.net/training/training-icwc.htm]. \n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 2000. \"Regulation on professional training courses for water management workers in Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о курсах повышения квалификации работников водного хозяйства Центральной Азии.\") [http://cawater-info.net/training/statute.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Further education and training.\" (\"Повышение квалификации и тренинг.\") [http://cawater-info.net/training/courses.htm].\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia Scientific Centre. 2019. \"Water in Central Asia and the World Yearbook 2019 / Chapter 9: Water Education\", (\"Вода в центральной Азии и в мире Ежегодник 2019 / Раздел 9: Водное образование\") [http://cawater-info.net/yearbook/pdf/09_yearbook2019_ru.pdf].\n \n [5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 2014. \"Education and Capacity-Building Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in Central Asia.\" (\"Стратегия наращивания образовательного потенциала в сфере интегрированного управления водными ресурсами в странах Центральной Азии.\") [http://cawater-info.net/training/pdf/capacity_building_strategy.pdf].\n \n [6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \" ICWC Capacity-Building Working Group.\" (\"Рабочая группа МКВК по укреплению потенциала.\") [http://cawater-info.net/training/icwc-working-group.htm].\n \n [7] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Executive bodies.\" (\"Исполнительные органы.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/bodies_ru.htm].\n \n [8] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"About SIC ICWC.\" (\"О НИЦ МКВК.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/about.htm].\n \n [9] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Informational activity.\" (\"Информационная деятельность.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/inform.htm].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). 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хозяйства Центральной Азии.\") [http://cawater-info.net/training/statute.htm]. \n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Further education and training.\" (\"Повышение квалификации и тренинг.\") [http://cawater-info.net/training/courses.htm].\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia Scientific Centre. 2019. \"Water in Central Asia and the World Yearbook 2019 / Chapter 9: Water Education\", (\"Вода в центральной Азии и в мире Ежегодник 2019 / Раздел 9: Водное образование\") [http://cawater-info.net/yearbook/pdf/09_yearbook2019_ru.pdf].\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 2014. \"Education and Capacity-Building Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in Central Asia.\" (\"Стратегия наращивания образовательного потенциала в сфере интегрированного управления водными ресурсами в странах Центральной Азии.\") [http://cawater-info.net/training/pdf/capacity_building_strategy.pdf].\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \" ICWC Capacity-Building Working Group.\" (\"Рабочая группа МКВК по укреплению потенциала.\") [http://cawater-info.net/training/icwc-working-group.htm].\n\n[7] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Executive bodies.\" (\"Исполнительные органы.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/bodies_ru.htm].\n\n[8] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"About SIC ICWC.\" (\"О НИЦ МКВК.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/about.htm].\n\n[9] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Informational activity.\" (\"Информационная деятельность.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/inform.htm].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Professional training under the auspices of the ICWC.\" (\"Повышение квалификации в рамках МКВК.\") [http://cawater-info.net/training/training-icwc.htm]. \n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 2000. \"Regulation on professional training courses for water management workers in Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о курсах повышения квалификации работников водного хозяйства Центральной Азии.\") [http://cawater-info.net/training/statute.htm]. \n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Further education and training.\" (\"Повышение квалификации и тренинг.\") [http://cawater-info.net/training/courses.htm].\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia Scientific Centre. 2019. \"Water in Central Asia and the World Yearbook 2019 / Chapter 9: Water Education\", (\"Вода в центральной Азии и в мире Ежегодник 2019 / Раздел 9: Водное образование\") [http://cawater-info.net/yearbook/pdf/09_yearbook2019_ru.pdf].\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 2014. \"Education and Capacity-Building Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in Central Asia.\" (\"Стратегия наращивания образовательного потенциала в сфере интегрированного управления водными ресурсами в странах Центральной Азии.\") [http://cawater-info.net/training/pdf/capacity_building_strategy.pdf].\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \" ICWC Capacity-Building Working Group.\" (\"Рабочая группа МКВК по укреплению потенциала.\") [http://cawater-info.net/training/icwc-working-group.htm].\n\n[7] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Executive bodies.\" (\"Исполнительные органы.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/bodies_ru.htm].\n\n[8] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"About SIC ICWC.\" (\"О НИЦ МКВК.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/about.htm].\n\n[9] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Informational activity.\" (\"Информационная деятельность.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/inform.htm].","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Online capacitation on the function of PRIC (19-31 January) (Capacitação online na funcionalidade PRIC (29 a 31 de janeiro))\". 28 January 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/442\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Course of biodiversity conservation through forest management (20-30 September) (O curso de conservação da biodiversidade por meio do manejo florestal (20 a 30 de setembro))\". 19 September 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/397\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"XVIII International Course on measuring liquid discharge into large rivers: measuring techniques (23 August to 1 September) (Curso Internacional XVII de medição de descarga líquida em grandes rios: técnicas de medição (23 de agoto até 01 de setembro))\". 22 August 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/393\n[4] Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Brazil). \"Treaty for Amazonian Cooperation\". 3 July 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/65da0529bc0c48762847257a9bdc9f40.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Who We Are. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[6] Ministry of Information and Communication Technologies. Monitoring of International Cooperation Projects – environmental topics. 2019. https://datos.gov.co/Ambiente-y-Desarrollo-Sostenible/Seguimiento-proyectos-de-Cooperaci-n-Internacional/ahmt-6cmm","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [ 2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf[3] Global New Light of Myanmar. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 11 Jan 2018. http://www.globalnewlightofmyanmar.com/myanmar-pledges-cooperation-mekong-river-countries-u-myint-swe/ [4] LMC. \"Joint Statement on Production Capacity Cooperation Among Lancang-Mekong Countries\". 23 March 2016. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zywj_5/t1514144.htm"]
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[null,"2.5.1",null,0,2,1,2,2,1,2,1,2,2,0,0,2,1,2,2,2,1,2,2,1,1,0,2,2,2,0,2,2,2,2,2,null,null,null,"Afghanistan is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] The ICWC holds quarterly meetings between the heads of the member states' state water management authorities. However, no evidence of a separate platform for ministerial-level engagement with Afghanistan was found on the ICWC website. [3] Expert interviewees confirm that the ICWC as an organisation does not engage with Afghanistan. [5, 6] \n \n Despite this, regional meetings on water sector management organised by international organisations have often united ICWC member states and Afghanistan, including representatives from water ministries. [7, 8] In 2016, the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) established cooperation with Afghanistan under the auspices of the Smart Waters project, which is also conducted in ICWC and CAREC founding member states, aiming to enhance countries' training potential for the next generation of water professionals, as well as enhance training links between the states. [9, 10] A Regional Steering Committee for this project, including representatives of water ministeries from all participating states, has met twice yearly since 2016 to discuss project issues, with the most recent meeting at the time of research conducted in January 2020. [10, 11]\n \n Since 2015, following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding on bilateral hydrology monitoring of the Amu Darya river, Afghanistan and Tajikistan have held annual meetings on water cooperation involving ministries responsible for water management. [12, 13] A 2018 agreement between Afghanistan and Uzbekistan on riverbank strenghening work for the Amu Darya involved a meeting between national water ministries, and a department director of Afghanistan's Ministry of Energy and Water stated in 2019 that the country intended to begin dialogue with its other neigbours on the same issue. [13, 14] However, no further information on such bilateral cooperation was found on the website of the Ministry of Energy and Water. [15]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has an organizational structure for regular engagement among basin states at the ministerial level. Colombia is a member of ACTO, “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty and ACTO have five coordination bodies. The Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs “is the supreme decision body to set basic directives for common policy evaluate developed initiatives and adopt the necessary decisions to achieve its ends” [2]. The Ministers of Foreign Affairs meet regularly, on a semiannual basis. Their decisions are discussed in more detail and implementation begins with the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCA), which is “integrated by the high-level diplomatic representatives of the Member Countries of the Treaty” and is tasked with “ensuring compliance with the Treaty objectives and purposes and compliance with decisions made in the meetings of Ministers of Foreign Affairs” [2]. In addition, “the Coordination Commission of the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCOOR) is formed by representatives of the Member Countries accredited before ACTO” and “is a consultative and auxiliary body of the CCA” [2]. At the national level, member countries have Permanent National Commissions, which are responsible for coordinating national implementation of ACTO’s decisions. Finally, the Meeting of the Presidents of the Amazon Countries allows member countries to engage in “dialogue on common interests, exchange of opinions on topics that affect the region, and consensus on actions geared to achieving regional development through common policies and strategies” [2]. \n\nAccording to Article 4 of the \"Regulation for the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs\", there are two types of meetings: ordinary and extraordinary. Ordinary meetings are held every two years. Extraordinary meetings can be convened by any of the member states, as long as it is supported by at least four other member states. [3] The documentation of each meeting can be found in ACTOs website. The documentation includes resolutions made in each meeting. The meetings of Ministers of Foreign Affairs occurred in 1980, 1983, 1989, 1991, 1995, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2010, 2011, 2013 and 2017. [4] The meetings have not strictly kept its two-year schedule however do happen regularly. The next meeting has not been announced. [4]\n\nThe Heads of State have only met three times since the treaty was implemented in 1978 and are not an official body recognized under the treaty, unlike the four aforementioned bodies [2].","There is no organizational structure by the joint body for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial (or above) level - however ad hoc engagement does occur.\n\nThere are Expert group meetings and SAVA commission sessions taking place with participation of country representatives, but not there is no dedicated platform for engagement at a ministerial or above level. [1] \n\nHowever, ad-hoc meetings at a ministerial level happen regularly. In the Annual Report of the Sava Commission it has been mentioned that a ministerial statement on regional cooperation on development of sustainable tourism in the Sava River Basin was signed on 15 June 2017, by which cooperation in this field has been formalized. [2] In addition, there are ad hoc ministerial meetings organised by the Sava Commission, such as the Ministerial Meeting on regional cooperation in the field of flood protection, organized in Belgrade in 2014. [3]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has an organizational structure for regular engagement among basin states at the ministerial level. Colombia is a member of ACTO, “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty and ACTO have five coordination bodies. The Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs “is the supreme decision body to set basic directives for common policy evaluate developed initiatives and adopt the necessary decisions to achieve its ends” [2]. The Ministers of Foreign Affairs meet regularly, on a semiannual basis. Their decisions are discussed in more detail and implementation begins with the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCA), which is “integrated by the high-level diplomatic representatives of the Member Countries of the Treaty” and is tasked with “ensuring compliance with the Treaty objectives and purposes and compliance with decisions made in the meetings of Ministers of Foreign Affairs” [2]. In addition, “the Coordination Commission of the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCOOR) is formed by representatives of the Member Countries accredited before ACTO” and “is a consultative and auxiliary body of the CCA” [2]. At the national level, member countries have Permanent National Commissions, which are responsible for coordinating national implementation of ACTO’s decisions. Finally, the Meeting of the Presidents of the Amazon Countries allows member countries to engage in “dialogue on common interests, exchange of opinions on topics that affect the region, and consensus on actions geared to achieving regional development through common policies and strategies” [2]. \n\nAccording to Article 4 of the \"Regulation for the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs\", there are two types of meetings: ordinary and extraordinary. Ordinary meetings are held every two years. Extraordinary meetings can be convened by any of the member states, as long as it is supported by at least four other member states. [3] The documentation of each meeting can be found in ACTOs website. The documentation includes resolutions made in each meeting. The meetings of Ministers of Foreign Affairs occurred in 1980, 1983, 1989, 1991, 1995, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2010, 2011, 2013 and 2017. [4] The meetings have not strictly kept its two-year schedule however do happen regularly. The next meeting has not been announced. [4]\n\nThe Heads of State have only met three times since the treaty was implemented in 1978 and are not an official body recognized under the treaty, unlike the four aforementioned bodies [2].","There is an organizational structure by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial (or above) level. Cambodia is a full-member of the MRC.\n\nIn 1995, the governments of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin and this created the Mekong River Commission (MRC). The institutional framework of the MRC consists of three permanent bodies, which are the Council, the Joint Committee and the Secretariat. The Council is composed of “one member from each participating riparian State at the Ministerial and Cabinet level, (no less than Vice-Minister level) who would be empowered to make policy decisions on behalf of his/her government” and meets at least once a year [1]. The most recent Council meeting was in November 2018 in Ha Long City, Vietnam. [2] Every four years the MRC also stages a summit, attended by the prime ministers of each country, to affirm the commitment of each member government to MRC work plans. The last summit was held in 2018 in Cambodia. [3]","China is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the MoU renewed in 2013. Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. The platform for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial level exists in the Mekong River Commission (MRC), and China participates as an observer. China is not a full member of the MRC, but it has maintained cooperationes with the MRC [1]. MRC holds the MRC Summit every four years, in which the ministers of the countries discuss and negotiate for development strategies [2]. The third summit was held in 2018. China participated the second [3] and the third summits [4]. During these summits, the Minister of Water Resources of China attended the meeting and made Summit Statments. No agreements were signed between China and the MRC during the summits. China has also participated a series of Regional Stakeholder Forums on Basin Development Planning held by MRC, where delegates from China shared their views on water resources development and made commitments on further cooperations. But no evidence has been found on China's participation in the consultation process of major dam constructions involving China [5].","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has an organizational structure for regular engagement among basin states at the ministerial level. Colombia is a member of ACTO, “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty and ACTO have five coordination bodies. The Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs “is the supreme decision body to set basic directives for common policy evaluate developed initiatives and adopt the necessary decisions to achieve its ends” [2]. The Ministers of Foreign Affairs meet regularly, on a semiannual basis. Their decisions are discussed in more detail and implementation begins with the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCA), which is “integrated by the high-level diplomatic representatives of the Member Countries of the Treaty” and is tasked with “ensuring compliance with the Treaty objectives and purposes and compliance with decisions made in the meetings of Ministers of Foreign Affairs” [2]. In addition, “the Coordination Commission of the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCOOR) is formed by representatives of the Member Countries accredited before ACTO” and “is a consultative and auxiliary body of the CCA” [2]. At the national level, member countries have Permanent National Commissions, which are responsible for coordinating national implementation of ACTO’s decisions. Finally, the Meeting of the Presidents of the Amazon Countries allows member countries to engage in “dialogue on common interests, exchange of opinions on topics that affect the region, and consensus on actions geared to achieving regional development through common policies and strategies” [2]. \n\nAccording to Article 4 of the \"Regulation for the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs\", there are two types of meetings: ordinary and extraordinary. Ordinary meetings are held every two years. Extraordinary meetings can be convened by any of the member states, as long as it is supported by at least four other member states. [3] The documentation of each meeting can be found in ACTOs website. The documentation includes resolutions made in each meeting. The meetings of Ministers of Foreign Affairs occurred in 1980, 1983, 1989, 1991, 1995, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2010, 2011, 2013 and 2017. [4] The meetings have not strictly kept its two-year schedule however do happen regularly. The next meeting has not been announced. [4]\n\nThe Heads of State have only met three times since the treaty was implemented in 1978 and are not an official body recognized under the treaty, unlike the four aforementioned bodies [2].","There is no organizational structure by the joint body for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial (or above) level - however ad hoc engagement does occur.\n\nThere are Expert group meetings and SAVA commission sessions taking place with participation of country representatives, but not there is no dedicated platform for engagement at a ministerial or above level. [1] \n\nHowever, ad-hoc meetings at a ministerial level happen regularly. In the Annual Report of the Sava Commission it has been mentioned that a ministerial statement on regional cooperation on development of sustainable tourism in the Sava River Basin was signed on 15 June 2017, by which cooperation in this field has been formalized. [2] In addition, there are ad hoc ministerial meetings organised by the Sava Commission, such as the Ministerial Meeting on regional cooperation in the field of flood protection, organized in Belgrade in 2014. [3]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has an organizational structure for regular engagement among basin states at the ministerial level. Colombia is a member of ACTO, “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty and ACTO have five coordination bodies. The Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs “is the supreme decision body to set basic directives for common policy evaluate developed initiatives and adopt the necessary decisions to achieve its ends” [2]. The Ministers of Foreign Affairs meet regularly, on a semiannual basis. Their decisions are discussed in more detail and implementation begins with the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCA), which is “integrated by the high-level diplomatic representatives of the Member Countries of the Treaty” and is tasked with “ensuring compliance with the Treaty objectives and purposes and compliance with decisions made in the meetings of Ministers of Foreign Affairs” [2]. In addition, “the Coordination Commission of the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCOOR) is formed by representatives of the Member Countries accredited before ACTO” and “is a consultative and auxiliary body of the CCA” [2]. At the national level, member countries have Permanent National Commissions, which are responsible for coordinating national implementation of ACTO’s decisions. Finally, the Meeting of the Presidents of the Amazon Countries allows member countries to engage in “dialogue on common interests, exchange of opinions on topics that affect the region, and consensus on actions geared to achieving regional development through common policies and strategies” [2]. \n\nAccording to Article 4 of the \"Regulation for the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs\", there are two types of meetings: ordinary and extraordinary. Ordinary meetings are held every two years. Extraordinary meetings can be convened by any of the member states, as long as it is supported by at least four other member states. [3] The documentation of each meeting can be found in ACTOs website. The documentation includes resolutions made in each meeting. The meetings of Ministers of Foreign Affairs occurred in 1980, 1983, 1989, 1991, 1995, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2010, 2011, 2013 and 2017. [4] The meetings have not strictly kept its two-year schedule however do happen regularly. The next meeting has not been announced. [4]\n\nThe Heads of State have only met three times since the treaty was implemented in 1978 and are not an official body recognized under the treaty, unlike the four aforementioned bodies [2].","The Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS), of which Guinea is a full member, contains several plaforms for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial level:\n(a) the Conference of Heads of State and Government, which defines the policy for cooperation and development within the Organization;\n(b) the Council of Ministers, which defines the general policy of development of the river and development of its resources; and \n(c) the Permanent Water Commission, which is an advisory body to the Council of Ministers. [1], [2]\nFurthermore, the Conference of Heads of State and Governments meets on a regular basis, the most recent one (the 17th ordinary session) being held in 2017 in Guinea [3], [4], [5], while the 15th session took place in 2013 in Mauritania [6].","No, such platform for consultation does not exist as confirmed through multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [1], the Foreign Ministry [2], the Department of Environment [3], the Ministry of Energy [4] and the Ministry of Agriculture [5].\n\nEven in the Algiers agreement, the issue of management and regular interministerial meeting [6]. In 2012, the bureau for Iran-Iraq Economic Development Affairs announced that the Common Bureau of Coordination for Arvand river will Open Soon upon agreement of both countries [7] but no further actions were reported.","No. There is no joint body formed from a transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement in the Tigris-Euphrates basin (1) (2) (3) and there is no structure for regular engagement at a ministerial level. There are occassional bilateral meetings at a ministerial or higher level on water issues. For example, in October 2018 Turkey agreed to release more water into the Tigris river following a meeting between its president and Iraq's speaker of parliament (4). However these meeting are reactive and do not occur as part of an agreed framework [1,2,3,4]\n\nA Bilateral High Level Strategic Cooperation Council were established between Turkey and Iraq in 2010. [7] These councils are not concerned only about water but may address all issues between the countries in question. [8] The Turkey-Iraq High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council has met three times in all, most recently on 7 January 2017, when according to the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, “The sides, through a Joint Statement, reaffirmed their respect to each other’s territorial integrity and sovereignty, and agreed to develop every aspects of their bilateral relations and to continue their cooperation in the fight against terrorism.” The MFA adds that “During the visit of the Iraqi President H.E. Mr. Berham Salih on 03 January 2019, the sides agreed on developing all aspects of their bilateral relations and to increasing cooperation in the fight against all terrorist organizations. H.E. Mr. Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, President of the Republic of Turkey, assigned Mr. Veysel Eroğlu, Member of Parliament from Afyonkarahisar and former Minister of Forestry and Water Affairs as his Special Envoy to Iraq on water affairs.” [6] They did not discuss the Tigris-Euphrate directly [6]\n\n","The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea have structures for regular engagement among member states at ministerial level.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, which includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, holds quarterly meetings between the heads of the member states' state water management authorities. [1] Such meetings can be held more often at the member states' initiative. [1] The most recent such meeting was held on 10 April 2020, via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and was attended by the heads of the member states' water management authorities, along with the directors of the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations and representatives of the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre. [2, 3] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins; measures taken to ensure additional water from reservoirs during the growing season in the Syr Darya basin; and progress on implementing proposals raised at the 2018 meeting of the heads of the founding states of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [2]\n \n The IFAS, including Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, is an umbrella organisation responsible for setting regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis, and has responsibility for the ICWC and its component organisations, including the BWOs. [4] In accordance with the organisation's statute, its Board, which meets twice yearly, is composed of one deputy Prime Minister from each founding state, and headed by the current President, elected from amongst the heads of state of member states for a two-year term. [4, 5, 6] In addition, the IFAS heads of states have held summits and high-level meetings, often in relation to adoption of the four internationally-financed Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programmes; most recently, in August 2018, an IFAS summit discussed cooperation on water management and approved the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme. [6, 7] The previous summit took place in 2009, and involved adoption of the third Programme. [6]","The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea have structures for regular engagement among member states at ministerial level. However, Kyrgyzstan does not currently participate as it only has observer status.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), founded by Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, holds quarterly meetings between the heads of the member states' state water management authorities in accordance with its statute, and the organisation's website lists Kyrgyzstan's State Agency for Water Resources as a member as of 2019. [1, 2] However, Kyrgyzstan has not attended an ICWC meeting since 2017 after \"freezing\" its membership of the ICWC and the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS; an umbrella organisation responsible for ICWC). [3, 4]\n \n The IFAS, including Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, is an umbrella organisation responsible for setting regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis, and has responsibility for the ICWC and its component organisations, including the BWOs. [4] In accordance with the organisation's statute, its Board, which meets twice yearly, is composed of one deputy Prime Minister from each founding state, and headed by the current President, elected from amongst the heads of state of member states for a two-year term. [5, 6, 7] \n \n However, in 2016 Kyrgyzstan \"froze\" its membership of the IFAS (and thus ICWC), stating that it felt due respect had not been given to its interests in management of water resources, which focus on use of water for hydroelectric power generation through release of water through dams year-round, conflicting with the preference of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan that water be stored in winter and released in summer for irrigation needs. [3] In 2010, Kyrgyzstan had made a proposal for reform of IFAS to allow for better consideration of upstream states' interests, which was supported by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, but the proposal was vetoed by Uzbekistan; experts see the membership freeze as a protest against overdominance of IFAS and ICWC by Uzbekistan, where ICWC is headquartered. [3] Kyrgyzstan has not attended meetings of the IFAS Board since 2017, although an expert interviewee noted that Kyrgyzstan's participation in the IFAS was never significant – for example it had never assumed presidency of the organisation or hosted its Secretariat, which moves between countries. [3, 6, 7] However, despite the \"freeze\" (articulated as such because there is no procedure for a party to leave ICWC or IFAS), Kyrgyzstan participated in a 2018 IFAS summit of national heads of state, at which Kyrgyzstan's complaints were publicly acknowledged by its partners. [3, 8, 9] Expert interviewees state that Kyrgyzstan retains informal links with IFAS and ICWC, but note that the country had rebuffed an invitation to rejoin IFAS from Kazakhstan in 2019. [3, 10]","There is an organizational structure by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial (or above) level. Laos is a full-member of the MRC.\n\nIn 1995, the governments of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin and this created the Mekong River Commission (MRC). The institutional framework of the MRC consists of three permanent bodies, which are the Council, the Joint Committee and the Secretariat. The Council is composed of “one member from each participating riparian State at the Ministerial and Cabinet level, (no less than Vice-Minister level) who would be empowered to make policy decisions on behalf of his/her government” and meets at least once a year [1]. The most recent Council meeting was in November 2018 in Ha Long City, Vietnam. [2] Every four years the MRC also stages a summit, attended by the prime ministers of each country, to affirm the commitment of each member government to MRC work plans. The last summit was held in 2018 in Cambodia. [3]","The Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS), of which Mali is a full member, contains several plaforms for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial level:\n(a) the Conference of Heads of State and Government, which defines the policy for cooperation and development within the Organization;\n(b) the Council of Ministers, which defines the general policy of development of the river and development of its resources; and \n(c) the Permanent Water Commission, which is an advisory body to the Council of Ministers. [1], [2]\nFurthermore, the Conference of Heads of State and Governments meets on a regular basis, the most recent one (the 17th ordinary session) being held in 2017 in Guinea [3], [4], [5], while the 15th session took place in 2013 in Mauritania [6].","The Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS), of which Mauritania is a full member, contains several plaforms for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial level:\n(a) the Conference of Heads of State and Government, which defines the policy for cooperation and development within the Organization;\n(b) the Council of Ministers, which defines the general policy of development of the river and development of its resources; and \n(c) the Permanent Water Commission, which is an advisory body to the Council of Ministers. [1], [2]\nFurthermore, the Conference of Heads of State and Governments meets on a regular basis, the most recent one (the 17th ordinary session) being held in 2017 in Guinea [3], [4], [5], while the 15th session took place in 2013 in Mauritania [6].","Myanmar is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the MoU renewed in 2013. Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. Myanmar have demonstrated an increasing commitment to cooperation, including sharing more data and information on the status of upstream developments and joint capacity-building activities. [1] Myanmar regularly attends the yearly MRC Summit (now in its third year) on a ministerial level and the annual dialogue meetings getween MRC, China and Myanmar. [2,3] Myanmar also attended the 4th Regional Forum on the Basin Development Strategy in 2014 and the 3rd stakeholder forum on the Mekong River Basin Development Plan in2010. [4,5]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has an organizational structure for regular engagement among basin states at the ministerial level. Colombia is a member of ACTO, “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty and ACTO have five coordination bodies. The Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs “is the supreme decision body to set basic directives for common policy evaluate developed initiatives and adopt the necessary decisions to achieve its ends” [2]. The Ministers of Foreign Affairs meet regularly, on a semiannual basis. Their decisions are discussed in more detail and implementation begins with the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCA), which is “integrated by the high-level diplomatic representatives of the Member Countries of the Treaty” and is tasked with “ensuring compliance with the Treaty objectives and purposes and compliance with decisions made in the meetings of Ministers of Foreign Affairs” [2]. In addition, “the Coordination Commission of the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCOOR) is formed by representatives of the Member Countries accredited before ACTO” and “is a consultative and auxiliary body of the CCA” [2]. At the national level, member countries have Permanent National Commissions, which are responsible for coordinating national implementation of ACTO’s decisions. Finally, the Meeting of the Presidents of the Amazon Countries allows member countries to engage in “dialogue on common interests, exchange of opinions on topics that affect the region, and consensus on actions geared to achieving regional development through common policies and strategies” [2]. \n\nAccording to Article 4 of the \"Regulation for the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs\", there are two types of meetings: ordinary and extraordinary. Ordinary meetings are held every two years. Extraordinary meetings can be convened by any of the member states, as long as it is supported by at least four other member states. [3] The documentation of each meeting can be found in ACTOs website. The documentation includes resolutions made in each meeting. The meetings of Ministers of Foreign Affairs occurred in 1980, 1983, 1989, 1991, 1995, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2010, 2011, 2013 and 2017. [4] The meetings have not strictly kept its two-year schedule however do happen regularly. The next meeting has not been announced. [4]\n\nThe Heads of State have only met three times since the treaty was implemented in 1978 and are not an official body recognized under the treaty, unlike the four aforementioned bodies [2].","The Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS), of which Senegal is a full member, contains several plaforms for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial level:\n(a) the Conference of Heads of State and Government, which defines the policy for cooperation and development within the Organization;\n(b) the Council of Ministers, which defines the general policy of development of the river and development of its resources; and \n(c) the Permanent Water Commission, which is an advisory body to the Council of Ministers. [1], [2]\nFurthermore, the Conference of Heads of State and Governments meets on a regular basis, the most recent one (the 17th ordinary session) being held in 2017 in Guinea [3], [4], [5], while the 15th session took place in 2013 in Mauritania [6].","There is no organizational structure by the joint body for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial (or above) level - however ad hoc engagement does occur.\n\nThere are Expert group meetings and SAVA commission sessions taking place with participation of country representatives, but not there is no dedicated platform for engagement at a ministerial or above level. [1] \n\nHowever, ad-hoc meetings at a ministerial level happen regularly. In the Annual Report of the Sava Commission it has been mentioned that a ministerial statement on regional cooperation on development of sustainable tourism in the Sava River Basin was signed on 15 June 2017, by which cooperation in this field has been formalized. [2] In addition, there are ad hoc ministerial meetings organised by the Sava Commission, such as the Ministerial Meeting on regional cooperation in the field of flood protection, organized in Belgrade in 2014. [3]","There are regular meeting of the ministerial organizational structure by the joint body for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial (or above) level - however ad hoc engagement does occur.\n\nThere are Expert group meetings and SAVA commission sessions taking place with participation of country representatives, but not there is no dedicated platform for engagement at a ministerial or above level. [1] \n\nHowever, ad-hoc meetings at a ministerial level happen regularly. In the Annual Report of the Sava Commission it has been mentioned that a ministerial statement on regional cooperation on development of sustainable tourism in the Sava River Basin was signed on 15 June 2017, by which cooperation in this field has been formalized. [2] In addition, there are ad hoc ministerial meetings organised by the Sava Commission, such as the Ministerial Meeting on regional cooperation in the field of flood protection, organized in Belgrade in 2014. [3]","No, Syria does not have a platform to facilitate constant/periodic consultation between riparian states.\n\nSyria holds bilateral relations with Turkey and Iraq for the Euphrates and Tigris river basins, and holds ad hoc meetings and knowledge transfer activities. All the International agreements between Syria and other riparian states, listed in the FAOLEX Database have failed to conduct periodic consultations among signatory states. [5] \n\nBilateral High Level Strategic Cooperation Councils were established between Turkey and Syria in 2009 and between Turkey and Iraq in 2010. [6] These councils are not concerned only about water but may address all issues between the countries in question. [7] For the past eight years, Ankara’s relations with Damascus have in practice been minimal due to the civil war. Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally. [8] \n\nAscording to a study by Professor Aysegül at MEF University in Istanbul, these communiques are irregular and mostly ineffective. There is an \"endnduring problem of lack of coordination in transboundary water management in the basin...proper coordination of water policy, which clearly does not exist.\" [4]","The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea have structures for regular engagement among member states at ministerial level.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, which includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, holds quarterly meetings between the heads of the member states' state water management authorities. [1] Such meetings can be held more often at the member states' initiative. [1] The most recent such meeting was held on 10 April 2020, via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and was attended by the heads of the member states' water management authorities, along with the directors of the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations (BWO) and representatives of the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre. [2, 3] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins; measures taken to ensure additional water from reservoirs during the growing season in the Syr Darya basin; and progress on implementing proposals raised at the 2018 meeting of the heads of the founding states of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [2]\n \n The IFAS, including Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, is an umbrella organisation responsible for setting regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis, and has responsibility for the ICWC and its component organisations, including the BWOs. [4] In accordance with the organisation's statute, its Board, which meets twice yearly, is composed of one deputy Prime Minister from each founding state, and headed by the current President, elected from amongst the heads of state of member states for a two-year term. [4, 5, 6] In addition, the IFAS heads of states have held summits and high-level meetings, often in relation to adoption of the four internationally-financed Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programmes; most recently, in August 2018, an IFAS summit discussed cooperation on water management and approved the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme. [6, 7] The previous summit took place in 2009, and involved adoption of the third Programme. [6]","The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea have structures for regular engagement among member states at ministerial level.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, which includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, holds quarterly meetings between the heads of the member states' state water management authorities. [1] Such meetings can be held more often at the member states' initiative. [1] The most recent such meeting was held on 10 April 2020, via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and was attended by the heads of the member states' water management authorities, along with the directors of the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations (BWO) and representatives of the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre. [2, 3] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins; measures taken to ensure additional water from reservoirs during the growing season in the Syr Darya basin; and progress on implementing proposals raised at the 2018 meeting of the heads of the founding states of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [2]\n \n The IFAS, including Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, is an umbrella organisation responsible for setting regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis, and has responsibility for the ICWC and its component organisations, including the BWOs. [4] In accordance with the organisation's statute, its Board, which meets twice yearly, is composed of one deputy Prime Minister from each founding state, and headed by the current President, elected from amongst the heads of state of member states for a two-year term. [4, 5, 6] In addition, the IFAS heads of states have held summits and high-level meetings, often in relation to adoption of the four internationally-financed Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programmes; most recently, in August 2018, an IFAS summit discussed cooperation on water management and approved the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme. [6, 7] The previous summit took place in 2009, and involved adoption of the third Programme. [6]","There is an organizational structure by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial (or above) level. Thailand is a full-member of the MRC.\n\nIn 1995, the governments of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin and this created the Mekong River Commission (MRC). The institutional framework of the MRC consists of three permanent bodies, which are the Council, the Joint Committee and the Secretariat. The Council is composed of “one member from each participating riparian State at the Ministerial and Cabinet level, (no less than Vice-Minister level) who would be empowered to make policy decisions on behalf of his/her government” and meets at least once a year [1]. The most recent Council meeting was in November 2018 in Ha Long City, Vietnam. [2] Every four years the MRC also stages a summit, attended by the prime ministers of each country, to affirm the commitment of each member government to MRC work plans. The last summit was held in 2018 in Cambodia. [3]","There is no joint body formed from a transboundary water management agreement among the states in the Tigris-Euphrates basin, and therefore no multilateral structure for regular high-level engagement. \n\nBilateral High Level Strategic Cooperation Councils were established between Turkey and Syria in 2009 and between Turkey and Iraq in 2010. [1] These councils are not concerned only about water but may address all issues between the countries in question. [2] For the past eight years, Ankara’s relations with Damascus have in practice been minimal due to the civil war. Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally. [3] \n\nThe Turkey-Iraq High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council has met three times in all, most recently on 7 January 2017, when according to the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, “The sides, through a Joint Statement, reaffirmed their respect to each other’s territorial integrity and sovereignty, and agreed to develop every aspects of their bilateral relations and to continue their cooperation in the fight against terrorism.” The MFA adds that “During the visit of the Iraqi President H.E. Mr. Berham Salih on 03 January 2019, the sides agreed on developing all aspects of their bilateral relations and to increasing cooperation in the fight against all terrorist organizations. H.E. Mr. Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, President of the Republic of Turkey, assigned Mr. Veysel Eroğlu, Member of Parliament from Afyonkarahisar and former Minister of Forestry and Water Affairs as his Special Envoy to Iraq on water affairs.” [5] They did not discuss the Tigris-Euphrate directly [5]","The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea have structures for regular engagement among member states at ministerial level.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, which includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, holds quarterly meetings between the heads of the member states' state water management authorities. [1] Such meetings can be held more often at the member states' initiative. [1] The most recent such meeting was held on 10 April 2020, via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and was attended by the heads of the member states' water management authorities, along with the directors of the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations (BWO) and representatives of the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre. [2, 3] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins; measures taken to ensure additional water from reservoirs during the growing season in the Syr Darya basin; and progress on implementing proposals raised at the 2018 meeting of the heads of the founding states of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [2]\n \n The IFAS, including Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, is an umbrella organisation responsible for setting regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis, and has responsibility for the ICWC and its component organisations, including the BWOs. [4] In accordance with the organisation's statute, its Board, which meets twice yearly, is composed of one deputy Prime Minister from each founding state, and headed by the current President, elected from amongst the heads of state of member states for a two-year term. [4, 5, 6] In addition, the IFAS heads of states have held summits and high-level meetings, often in relation to adoption of the four internationally-financed Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programmes; most recently, in August 2018 in Turkmenbashi, an IFAS summit discussed cooperation on water management and approved the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme. [6, 7] The previous summit took place in 2009, and involved adoption of the third Programme. [6]","The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea have structures for regular engagement among member states at ministerial level.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, which includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, holds quarterly meetings between the heads of the member states' state water management authorities. [1] Such meetings can be held more often at the member states' initiative. [1] The most recent such meeting was held on 10 April 2020, via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and was attended by the heads of the member states' water management authorities, along with the directors of the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations (BWO) and representatives of the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre. [2, 3] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins; measures taken to ensure additional water from reservoirs during the growing season in the Syr Darya basin; and progress on implementing proposals raised at the 2018 meeting of the heads of the founding states of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [2]\n \n The IFAS, including Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, is an umbrella organisation responsible for setting regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis, and has responsibility for the ICWC and its component organisations, including the BWOs. [4] In accordance with the organisation's statute, its Board, which meets twice yearly, is composed of one deputy Prime Minister from each founding state, and headed by the current President, elected from amongst the heads of state of member states for a two-year term. [4, 5, 6] In addition, the IFAS heads of states have held summits and high-level meetings, often in relation to adoption of the four internationally-financed Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programmes; most recently, in August 2018, an IFAS summit discussed cooperation on water management and approved the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme. [6, 7] The previous summit took place in 2009, and involved adoption of the third Programme. [6]","The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea have structures for regular engagement among member states at ministerial level.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, which includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, holds quarterly meetings between the heads of the member states' state water management authorities. [1] Such meetings can be held more often at the member states' initiative. [1] The most recent such meeting was held on 10 April 2020, via video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and was attended by the heads of the member states' water management authorities, along with the directors of the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Basin Water Organisations (BWO) and representatives of the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre. [2, 3] At the meeting topics discussed included: the management of reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins for the non-growing season 2019–2020; the limits for 2020's growing season on water usage from reservoirs in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya basins; measures taken to ensure additional water from reservoirs during the growing season in the Syr Darya basin; and progress on implementing proposals raised at the 2018 meeting of the heads of the founding states of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [2]\n \n The IFAS, including Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, is an umbrella organisation responsible for setting regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis, and has responsibility for the ICWC and its component organisations, including the BWOs. [4] In accordance with the organisation's statute, its Board, which meets twice yearly, is composed of one deputy Prime Minister from each founding state, and headed by the current President, elected from amongst the heads of state of member states for a two-year term. [4, 5, 6] In addition, the IFAS heads of states have held summits and high-level meetings, often in relation to adoption of the four internationally-financed Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programmes; most recently, in August 2018, an IFAS summit discussed cooperation on water management and approved the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme. [6, 7] The previous summit took place in 2009, and involved adoption of the third Programme. [6]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has an organizational structure for regular engagement among basin states at the ministerial level. Colombia is a member of ACTO, “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. \n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty and ACTO have five coordination bodies. The Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs “is the supreme decision body to set basic directives for common policy evaluate developed initiatives and adopt the necessary decisions to achieve its ends” [2]. The Ministers of Foreign Affairs meet regularly, on a semiannual basis. Their decisions are discussed in more detail and implementation begins with the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCA), which is “integrated by the high-level diplomatic representatives of the Member Countries of the Treaty” and is tasked with “ensuring compliance with the Treaty objectives and purposes and compliance with decisions made in the meetings of Ministers of Foreign Affairs” [2]. In addition, “the Coordination Commission of the Amazon Cooperation Council (CCOOR) is formed by representatives of the Member Countries accredited before ACTO” and “is a consultative and auxiliary body of the CCA” [2]. At the national level, member countries have Permanent National Commissions, which are responsible for coordinating national implementation of ACTO’s decisions. Finally, the Meeting of the Presidents of the Amazon Countries allows member countries to engage in “dialogue on common interests, exchange of opinions on topics that affect the region, and consensus on actions geared to achieving regional development through common policies and strategies” [2]. \n\nAccording to Article 4 of the \"Regulation for the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs\", there are two types of meetings: ordinary and extraordinary. Ordinary meetings are held every two years. Extraordinary meetings can be convened by any of the member states, as long as it is supported by at least four other member states. [3] The documentation of each meeting can be found in ACTOs website. The documentation includes resolutions made in each meeting. The meetings of Ministers of Foreign Affairs occurred in 1980, 1983, 1989, 1991, 1995, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2010, 2011, 2013 and 2017. [4] The meetings have not strictly kept its two-year schedule however do happen regularly. The next meeting has not been announced. [4]\n\nThe Heads of State have only met three times since the treaty was implemented in 1978 and are not an official body recognized under the treaty, unlike the four aforementioned bodies [2].","There is an organizational structure by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for regular engagement among basin states at ministerial (or above) level. Vietnam is a full-member of the MRC.\n\nIn 1995, the governments of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin and this created the Mekong River Commission (MRC). The institutional framework of the MRC consists of three permanent bodies, which are the Council, the Joint Committee and the Secretariat. The Council is composed of “one member from each participating riparian State at the Ministerial and Cabinet level, (no less than Vice-Minister level) who would be empowered to make policy decisions on behalf of his/her government” and meets at least once a year [1]. The most recent Council meeting was in November 2018 in Ha Long City, Vietnam. [2] Every four years the MRC also stages a summit, attended by the prime ministers of each country, to affirm the commitment of each member government to MRC work plans. The last summit was held in 2018 in Cambodia. [3]",null,null,null,"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/].\n \n [6] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. October 2009. \"Meeting on future issues of Afghanistan\", (\"Совещание по проблемам будущего Афганистана\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/165.htm]. \n \n [7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. April 2012. \"Consultational seminar on ABD Regional Technical Cooperation 6486 'Enhancement of water resource mangement in Central Asia' and the Asian Irrigation Forum\", (\"Консультационный семинар по АБР РЕТС 6486 «Совершенствование управления водными ресурсами в Центральной Азии» и Азиатский ирригационный форум\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/202.htm].\n \n [8] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. October 2016. \"Central Asia Water Future: Forum and Expo of the World Bank\", (\"Будущее водных ресурсов центральной азии: форум и выставка Всемирного Банка\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/releases/rus/292.htm]. \n \n [9] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 5 June 2016. \"CAREC launches co-operation with Afghanistan\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/news/retstsa-razvivaet-sotrudnichestvo-c-afganistanom/]. \n \n [10] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 30 June 2016. \"First Meeting of the Regional Steering Committee on Smart Waters project\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/news/pervoe-zasedanie-regionalnogo-rukovodyashchego-komiteta-po-proektu-voda-obrazovanie-i-sotrudnichestv/]. \n \n [11] Embassy of the U.S.A in Kazakhstan. 22 January 2020. \"USAID conducts meeting between representatives of Central Asia and Afghanistan for dialogue on management of transboundary water resources\", (\"USAID проводит встречу представителей Центральной Азии и Афганистана для диалога по управлению трансграничными водными ресурсами\"). [https://kz.usembassy.gov/ru/usaid-convenes-representatives-from-central-asia-and-afghanistan-for-dialogue-on-transboundary-water-resource-management-ru/]. \n \n [12] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [13] Man and Nature (\"Инсон ба Табиат\"). 26 June 2019. \"Outcomes of the high-level meeting between the Republic of Tajikistan and the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan\", (\"Итоги совещание высокопоставленных должностных лиц и технических экспертов Республики Таджикистан и Исламской Республики Афганистан\"). [http://environment.tj/itogi-soveshhanie-vysokopostavlennyh-dolzhnostnyh-lic-i-tehnicheskih-jekspertov-respubliki-tadzhikistan-i-islamskoj-respubliki-afganistan/]. \n \n [14] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. 2 May 2019. Uzbekistan and Afghanistan hold talks on strengthening Amu Darya riverbanks\", (\"Узбекистан и Афганистан провели переговоры по вопросу укрепления берегов Амударьи\"). [http://amudarya-bwo.org/uzbekistan-i-afganistan-proveli-peregovory-po-voprosu-ukrepleniya-beregov-amudari/]\n \n [15] Ministry of Water and Energy of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. [https://nwara.gov.af/].\n \n [16] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru].","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Who We Are. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. The Instances. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/instances\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Regulation for the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs\". http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/08eb034c52f333c6634384ab5b3a3d13.pdf\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"The Instances (As instâncias)\". http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/instances","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Vietnam Plus. \"PM attends third Mekong River Commission Summit\". 5 April 2018. https://en.vietnamplus.vn/pm-attends-third-mekong-river-commission-summit/129103.vnp [3] Mekong River Commission. \" Report on Fourteenth Dialogue Meeting\". 28 July 2009. http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/governance/14th-DialogueMeeting-Report-full.pd [4] MRC. \"4th Regional Forum on the Basin Development Strategy\". 20 Nov 2014. http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/consultations/4th-regional-forum-on-the-basin-development-strategy/ [5] MRC. \"3rd Regional Stakeholder Forum on Basin Development Planning\". 29 Jul 2010. http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/consultations/3rd-regional-stakeholder-forum-on-basin-development-planning/","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 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International Agreements.\nhttp://www.fao.org/faolex/country-profiles/general-profile/see-more/en/?iso3=SYR&countryname=Syrian%20Arab%20Republic&area=International%20agreements&link=aHR0cDovL2V4dHdwcmxlZ3MxLmZhby5vcmcvY2dpLWJpbi94bWwuZXhlP2RhdGFiYXNlPWZhb2xleCZzZWFyY2hfdHlwZT1xdWVyeSZ0YWJsZT1hbGwmcXVlcnk9SVNPOlNZUiBBTkQgVDpBTEwgTk9UIFJPOlkgQU5EIFRFUlJJVDpOIEFORCBSRVBFQUxFRDpOIEFORCBTVVBFUlM6TiBBTkQgWjpBIEFORCBBUkVBOihBRyBQTCBFTiBGSSBGRCBGTyBMQSBBTiBTRSBXQSBXQikgTk9UIFo6UCZzb3J0X25hbWU9QHNwcmZJQSZsYW5nPXhtbGYmZm9ybWF0X25hbWU9QFhTSE9SVCZwYWdlX2hlYWRlcj1FWE1MSCZwYWdlX2Zvb3Rlcj1FWE1MRg==","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Meetings of the ICWC.\" (\"Заседания МКВК Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/meetings_ru.htm].\n\n[3] Orient TM. 10 April 2020. \"Central Asian water management specialists conduct session of the ICWC of the IFAS by video\", (\"Специалисты водного хозяйства стран Центральной Азии провели видеозаседание МКВК МФСА\").[https://orient.tm/specialisty-vodnogo-hozyajstva-stran-centralnoj-azii-proveli-videozasedanie-mkk-mfsa/].\n\n[4] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1993. \"Statute of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea\", (\"Положение о Международном Фонде спасения Арала\"). 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[https://aral.uz/en/history/]\n\n[8] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 2018. \"Summit of the Heads of the Founding States of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea.\" (\"Саммите Глав государств-учредителей Международного фонда спасения Арала.\") [http://kazaral.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Arals-Sammit-2018-brochure-russ_engl.pdf].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Meetings of the ICWC.\" (\"Заседания МКВК Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/meetings_ru.htm].\n\n[3] Orient TM. 10 April 2020. \"Central Asian water management specialists conduct session of the ICWC of the IFAS by video\", (\"Специалисты водного хозяйства стран Центральной Азии провели видеозаседание МКВК МФСА\").[https://orient.tm/specialisty-vodnogo-hozyajstva-stran-centralnoj-azii-proveli-videozasedanie-mkk-mfsa/].\n\n[4] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1993. \"Statute of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea\", (\"Положение о Международном Фонде спасения Арала\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/ifas/ifas_8.pdf].\n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. \"IFAS Structure\", (\"Структура МФСА\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/ifas/ifas-structure/].\n\n[6] Russian People China. 1 February 2018. \"Session of the Board of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea conducted in Ashkhabad\", (\"В Ашхабаде состоялось заседание Правления Международного фонда спасения Арала\"). [http://russian.people.com.cn/n3/2018/0201/c31519-9422600.html].\n\n[7] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"History of IFAS\". [https://aral.uz/en/history/]\n\n[8] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 2018. \"Summit of the Heads of the Founding States of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea.\" (\"Саммите Глав государств-учредителей Международного фонда спасения Арала.\") [http://kazaral.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Arals-Sammit-2018-brochure-russ_engl.pdf].","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Vietnam Plus. \"PM attends third Mekong River Commission Summit\". 5 April 2018. https://en.vietnamplus.vn/pm-attends-third-mekong-river-commission-summit/129103.vnp [3] Mekong River Commission. \" Report on Fourteenth Dialogue Meeting\". 28 July 2009. http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/governance/14th-DialogueMeeting-Report-full.pd [4] MRC. \"4th Regional Forum on the Basin Development Strategy\". 20 Nov 2014. http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/consultations/4th-regional-forum-on-the-basin-development-strategy/ [5] MRC. \"3rd Regional Stakeholder Forum on Basin Development Planning\". 29 Jul 2010. http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/consultations/3rd-regional-stakeholder-forum-on-basin-development-planning/","[1] Ayşegül Kibaroğlu and Waltina Scheumann. Euphrates-Tigris Rivers System: “Political Rapprochement and Transboundary Waters” in Ayşegül Kibaroğlu, Waltina Scheumann, Annıka Kramer (eds): Turkey’s Water Policy: National Frameworks and International Cooperation. Springer Science and Business Media, 2011. https://books.google.com.tr/books?id=_1I_m3pdX8gC&pg=PA294&lpg=PA294&dq=Third+Meeting+of+the+High+Level+Strategic+Cooperation+Council+Between+the+Syrian+Arab+Republic+and+the+Republic+of+Turkey&source=bl&ots=2RmzqSJjon&sig=ACfU3U2Kvr1WnlXtFALedFJIF3gmthQPlA&hl=tr&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiG89LukrnhAhWPzoUKHa7FB_4Q6AEwBHoECAcQAQ#v=onepage&q=Third%20Meeting%20of%20the%20High%20Level%20Strategic%20Cooperation%20Council%20Between%20the%20Syrian%20Arab%20Republic%20and%20the%20Republic%20of%20Turkey&f=false \n[2] Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkey, Iraq, http://www.mfa.gov.tr/sub.en.mfa?77de69df-c818-4733-b179-86416852aa78, Accessed 4 April 2019\n[3] Arab News/Reuters, Turkey to release water to ease Iraqi shortages, 11 October 2018, http://www.arabnews.com/node/1385906/middle-east \n[4] Tugba Evrim Maden/Anatolian Agency. 29 January 2019. \"Türkiye'nin sınıraşan sular politikası: Fırat-Dicle Havzası\" (\"Turkey's transboundary water policy: the Euphrates-Tigris Basin\") https://www.aa.com.tr/tr/analiz-haber/turkiye-nin-sinirasan-sular-politikasi-firat-dicle-havzasi/1377914 \n[5] Republic of Turkey Ministry of Foreign Affairs. “Relations between Turkey and Iraq”. http://www.mfa.gov.tr/relations-between-turkey-and-iraq.en.mfa. Accessed 13 May 2019.","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Meetings of the ICWC.\" (\"Заседания МКВК Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/meetings_ru.htm].\n\n[3] Orient TM. 10 April 2020. \"Central Asian water management specialists conduct session of the ICWC of the IFAS by video\", (\"Специалисты водного хозяйства стран Центральной Азии провели видеозаседание МКВК МФСА\").[https://orient.tm/specialisty-vodnogo-hozyajstva-stran-centralnoj-azii-proveli-videozasedanie-mkk-mfsa/].\n\n[4] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1993. \"Statute of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea\", (\"Положение о Международном Фонде спасения Арала\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/ifas/ifas_8.pdf].\n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. \"IFAS Structure\", (\"Структура МФСА\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/ifas/ifas-structure/].\n\n[6] Russian People China. 1 February 2018. \"Session of the Board of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea conducted in Ashkhabad\", (\"В Ашхабаде состоялось заседание Правления Международного фонда спасения Арала\"). [http://russian.people.com.cn/n3/2018/0201/c31519-9422600.html].\n\n[7] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"History of IFAS\". [https://aral.uz/en/history/]\n\n[8] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 2018. \"Summit of the Heads of the Founding States of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea.\" (\"Саммите Глав государств-учредителей Международного фонда спасения Арала.\") [http://kazaral.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Arals-Sammit-2018-brochure-russ_engl.pdf].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Meetings of the ICWC.\" (\"Заседания МКВК Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/meetings_ru.htm].\n\n[3] Orient TM. 10 April 2020. \"Central Asian water management specialists conduct session of the ICWC of the IFAS by video\", (\"Специалисты водного хозяйства стран Центральной Азии провели видеозаседание МКВК МФСА\").[https://orient.tm/specialisty-vodnogo-hozyajstva-stran-centralnoj-azii-proveli-videozasedanie-mkk-mfsa/].\n\n[4] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1993. \"Statute of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea\", (\"Положение о Международном Фонде спасения Арала\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/ifas/ifas_8.pdf].\n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. \"IFAS Structure\", (\"Структура МФСА\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/ifas/ifas-structure/].\n\n[6] Russian People China. 1 February 2018. \"Session of the Board of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea conducted in Ashkhabad\", (\"В Ашхабаде состоялось заседание Правления Международного фонда спасения Арала\"). [http://russian.people.com.cn/n3/2018/0201/c31519-9422600.html].\n\n[7] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"History of IFAS\". [https://aral.uz/en/history/]\n\n[8] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 2018. \"Summit of the Heads of the Founding States of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea.\" (\"Саммите Глав государств-учредителей Международного фонда спасения Арала.\") [http://kazaral.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Arals-Sammit-2018-brochure-russ_engl.pdf].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Meetings of the ICWC.\" (\"Заседания МКВК Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/meetings_ru.htm].\n\n[3] Orient TM. 10 April 2020. \"Central Asian water management specialists conduct session of the ICWC of the IFAS by video\", (\"Специалисты водного хозяйства стран Центральной Азии провели видеозаседание МКВК МФСА\").[https://orient.tm/specialisty-vodnogo-hozyajstva-stran-centralnoj-azii-proveli-videozasedanie-mkk-mfsa/].\n\n[4] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1993. \"Statute of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea\", (\"Положение о Международном Фонде спасения Арала\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/ifas/ifas_8.pdf].\n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. \"IFAS Structure\", (\"Структура МФСА\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/ifas/ifas-structure/].\n\n[6] Russian People China. 1 February 2018. \"Session of the Board of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea conducted in Ashkhabad\", (\"В Ашхабаде состоялось заседание Правления Международного фонда спасения Арала\"). [http://russian.people.com.cn/n3/2018/0201/c31519-9422600.html].\n\n[7] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"History of IFAS\". [https://aral.uz/en/history/]\n\n[8] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 2018. \"Summit of the Heads of the Founding States of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea.\" (\"Саммите Глав государств-учредителей Международного фонда спасения Арала.\") [http://kazaral.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Arals-Sammit-2018-brochure-russ_engl.pdf].","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Who We Are. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. The Instances. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/instances\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Regulation for the Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs\". http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/08eb034c52f333c6634384ab5b3a3d13.pdf\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"The Instances (As instâncias)\". http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/instances","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Vietnam Plus. \"PM attends third Mekong River Commission Summit\". 5 April 2018. https://en.vietnamplus.vn/pm-attends-third-mekong-river-commission-summit/129103.vnp [3] Mekong River Commission. \" Report on Fourteenth Dialogue Meeting\". 28 July 2009. http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/governance/14th-DialogueMeeting-Report-full.pd [4] MRC. \"4th Regional Forum on the Basin Development Strategy\". 20 Nov 2014. http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/consultations/4th-regional-forum-on-the-basin-development-strategy/ [5] MRC. \"3rd Regional Stakeholder Forum on Basin Development Planning\". 29 Jul 2010. http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/consultations/3rd-regional-stakeholder-forum-on-basin-development-planning/"]
[null,"2.5.2",null,0,1,1,1,1,0,1,1,1,2,0,0,1,1,1,2,2,0,1,2,1,1,0,1,1,1,0,1,1,1,1,1,null,null,null,"Afghanistan is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] The ICWC coordinates extensively with the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) under a Memorandum of Understanding with the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (an umbrella organisation which ICWC is part of). [3] CAREC's board includes a minority of CAREC's board is made up of representatives of the governments of the founding members Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, as well as a majority of NGO representatives and academics. [4]\n \n In 2016, CAREC established cooperation with Afghanistan under the auspices of the Smart Waters project which is also conducted in the ICWC and CAREC founding member states and aims to enhance countries' training potential for the next generation of water professionals, as well as enhance training links between the states. [5, 6] A Regional Steering Committee for this project including representatives of all participating states has met twice yearly since 2016 to discuss project issues, with the most recent meeting at the time of research conducted in January 2020. [6, 7]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) engages in some ad hoc consultation of local stakeholders, but there is no public evidence of a formal platform for consultation with them. \n\nBolivia is a member of ACTO, “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty and ACTO have five coordination bodies, but all of these are focused on government representatives and there is no public evidence that they include local stakeholders [2]. \n\nACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [3]. The ASCA states that member countries and their stakeholders are permanently consulted regarding ACTO’s activities via each country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs representation at ACTO; this is the only mention of other stakeholders in the ASCA [3]. The Strategic Action Program (SAP) developed for the Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Amazon Basin, which was issued in 2018, states that it was developed as an ACTO project “with broad national stakeholder participation” [4]. The SAP describes workshops and other processes used to engage with local stakeholders in the development of the SAP for the Amazon water resources management strategy [4]. Additional documentation from the World Water Forum notes that ACTO generally involves and consults local stakeholders in the implementation of specific projects [5].","A dedicated platform for consultation with different stakeholders does not exist, but according to Annual Report of the Sava Commission, engagement of different stakeholders is ensured via: official website where the information on activities, projects and documents, are made available to wider public and continuously upgraded with the most recent facts and news; trainings and workshops organised by the Commission; Sava News Flash; Reports and publications; Contributions to projects, bulletins and websites of other organisations; the Sava Day celebration. [1] In addition, according to the reports of the Sava Commission sessions, besides the appointed members of the Sava Commissions, sessions are also attended by other stakeholders, such as World Bank, European Commission, US Embassy and representatives of line ministries. [2]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) engages in some ad hoc consultation of local stakeholders, but there is no public evidence of a formal platform for consultation with them. \n\nBrazil is a member of ACTO, “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty and ACTO have five coordination bodies, but all of these are focused on government representatives and there is no public evidence that they include local stakeholders [2]. \n\nACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [3]. The ASCA states that member countries and their stakeholders are permanently consulted regarding ACTO’s activities via each country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs representation at ACTO; this is the only mention of other stakeholders in the ASCA [3]. The Strategic Action Program (SAP) developed for the Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Amazon Basin, which was issued in 2018, states that it was developed as an ACTO project “with broad national stakeholder participation” [4]. The SAP describes workshops and other processes used to engage with local stakeholders in the development of the SAP for the Amazon water resources management strategy [4]. Additional documentation from the World Water Forum notes that ACTO generally involves and consults local stakeholders in the implementation of specific projects [5].","There is evidence of organizational structure by the Mekong River Commission to engage different stakeholders, but the engagement process is not comprehensive. Cambodia is a full-member of MRC.\n\nIn 1995, the governments of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin and this created the Mekong River Commission (MRC). The institutional framework of the MRC consists of three permanent bodies, which are the Council, the Joint Committee and the Secretariat. [1] The MRC holds annual regional forums the share information on lessons learned to date and consider new issues and partnerships to support sustainable water management. Since 2008 four such forums have been held on the organisation’s Basin Development Strategy and its precursor, the Basin Development Plan. [2] At the last event in 2014, the MRC committed to reviewing its strategy every five years “to ensure that decision-making on water and related resources is based on up-to-date knowledge and feedback from stakeholders”. [3] The next forum will be held in May 2019. [4] The MRC describes forums as a platform designed to bring active involvement of scientists, representatives from civil society and non-governmental organisations, government official, donor governments, international and regional organisations, dialogue partners, the private sector and the media. [3]","The platform to engage different stakeholders exists in the Mekong River Commission (MRC), but China only remains to be an observer. MRC seek public comments or suggestions for its major projects through an online platform [1]. It also holds consultative meetings and forums for public consultation [2]. However, as China is not one of the member countries, its participation in the consultation process is unclear. China is a full member of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC) initiative and the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD), but there is no sign of stakeholders' engagement in the consultation process of these two organizations [3].","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) engages in some ad hoc consultation of local stakeholders, but there is no public evidence of a formal platform for consultation with them. \n\nColombia is a member of ACTO, “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty and ACTO have five coordination bodies, but all of these are focused on government representatives and there is no public evidence that they include local stakeholders [2]. \n\nACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [3]. The ASCA states that member countries and their stakeholders are permanently consulted regarding ACTO’s activities via each country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs representation at ACTO; this is the only mention of other stakeholders in the ASCA [3]. The Strategic Action Program (SAP) developed for the Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Amazon Basin, which was issued in 2018, states that it was developed as an ACTO project “with broad national stakeholder participation” [4]. The SAP describes workshops and other processes used to engage with local stakeholders in the development of the SAP for the Amazon water resources management strategy [4]. Additional documentation from the World Water Forum notes that ACTO generally involves and consults local stakeholders in the implementation of specific projects [5].","A dedicated platform for consultation with different stakeholders does not exist, but according to Annual Report of the Sava Commission, engagement of different stakeholders is ensured via: official website where the information on activities, projects and documents, are made available to wider public and continuously upgraded with the most recent facts and news; trainings and workshops organised by the Commission; Sava News Flash; Reports and publications; Contributions to projects, bulletins and websites of other organisations; the Sava Day celebration. [1] In addition, according to the reports of the Sava Commission sessions, besides the appointed members of the Sava Commissions, sessions are also attended by other stakeholders, such as World Bank, European Commission, US Embassy and representatives of line ministries. [2]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) engages in some ad hoc consultation of local stakeholders, but there is no public evidence of a formal platform for consultation with them. \n\nEcuador is a member of ACTO, “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty and ACTO have five coordination bodies, but all of these are focused on government representatives and there is no public evidence that they include local stakeholders [2]. \n\nACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [3]. The ASCA states that member countries and their stakeholders are permanently consulted regarding ACTO’s activities via each country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs representation at ACTO; this is the only mention of other stakeholders in the ASCA [3]. The Strategic Action Program (SAP) developed for the Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Amazon Basin, which was issued in 2018, states that it was developed as an ACTO project “with broad national stakeholder participation” [4]. The SAP describes workshops and other processes used to engage with local stakeholders in the development of the SAP for the Amazon water resources management strategy [4]. Additional documentation from the World Water Forum notes that ACTO generally involves and consults local stakeholders in the implementation of specific projects [5].","The Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS), of which Guinea is a full member, engages with different stakeholders. Indeed, the Advisory Committee brings together country representatives, the financing institutions and the OMVS, and has an assistance role in the Office of the High Commissioner for the research of the financial and human means, and promotion of the exchanges of information. [1], [2].\nMoreover, the Senegal river water agreement defines the participation of water users in water management decisions in the Senegal River. According to the article 23, the observer status is given, within the Permanent Water Commission, to some stakeholders such as user representatives, local authority representatives, NGO representatives and decentralized management committee representatives. [3] Finally, within the OMVS, coordination committees also exist, to promote the participation of diverse stakeholders and main actors In the management of the Senegal River. They are organized at three different levels. At the regional level, the bassin committee includes all kinds of resource users; at the national level, 4 national coordination committees ensure the coordination of activities in the country. At the local level, 28 local coordination committees ensure the mobilization of local actors to be included in the decision-making process and facilitate the implementation of OMVS programs in the basin. Among the actors present at the local level, can be found representatives of the agricultural, livestock, fishing, hunting, logging sectors, as well as women's and youth associations and NGOs. [4]","No, such platform for consultation does not exist as confirmed through multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [1], the Foreign Ministry [2], the Department of Environment [3], the Ministry of Energy [4] and the Ministry of Agriculture [5].\n\nThe Algiers agreement was also not foreseen any platform for consultation with different stakeholders [6].","No. There is no joint body formed from a transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement in the Tigris-Euphrates basin and no evidence of bilateral efforts to engage different stakeholders [1,2,3,4]","There is no formal organizational structure to engage different stakeholders, but the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) does engage with one key regional NGO on an ad hoc basis. \n \n No evidence of a formal organisational structure for the engagement of non-state stakeholders in the work of the ICWC was found in the body's statute. [1] There is no evidence that representatives of any non-state organisations participate in the ICWC's quarterly sessions. [1, 2, 3] Expert interviewees confirm that there is no scope for involvement of NGOs within the ICWC structure or at sessions. [4, 5]\n \n In 2001, the member states of the ICWC (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) established the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) with the support of the European Union (EU) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). [6] The organisation was designed to advise the founding states on environmental issues in the region, with a Board made up of five representatives of state governments, five NGO representatives, one representative each for the EU and UNDP, and one from the business community. [6, 7] The Board of Directors meets twice annually, with a new Executive Director elected in 2019, and meetings are reported on the organisation's website. These meetings address organisational issues, annual reports, and CAREC's five main themes including water issues. [4, 6, 8, 16] In addition, CAREC includes an Advisory Council consisting of maximum 40% civil society representatives, 15% regional experts, and 45% representatives of founding states, with water issues one of five main themes; the Advisory Council's ten current members include one European water expert, two regional water experts, three NGO directors and three university heads; it has met regularly in recent years, if not annually as required by the CAREC statute. [6, 9, 10, 11] \n \n CAREC maintains close contacts with the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre, including through capacity-building exercises, organisation of conferences and publication of academic and training materials. [12, 13, 14] In 2017, the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, an umbrella organisation responsible for management of the Aral Sea crisis and responsible for ICWC, signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation. [15] While the agreement was mainly related to provision of training and technical assistance to support IFAS projects in the Aral Sea basin, it included scope for involvement of ICWC through the organisation's Scientific Information Centre. [4]","There is no formal organizational structure to engage different stakeholders, but the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) does engage with one key regional NGO on an ad hoc basis. However, Kyrgyzstan only has observer status at the ICWC.\n \n No evidence of a formal organisational structure for the engagement of non-state stakeholders in the work of the ICWC was found in the body's statute. [1] There is no evidence that representatives of any non-state organisations participate in the ICWC's quarterly sessions. [1, 2, 3] Expert interviewees confirm that there is no scope for involvement of NGOs within the ICWC structure or at sessions. [4, 5]\n \n In 2001, the member states of the ICWC (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) established the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) with the support of the European Union (EU) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). [6] The organisation was designed to advise the founding states on environmental issues in the region, with a Board made up of five representatives of state governments, five NGO representatives, one representative each for the EU and UNDP, and one from the business community. [6, 7] The Board of Directors meets twice annually, with a new Executive Director elected in 2019, and meetings are reported on the organisation's website. These meetings address organisational issues, annual reports, and CAREC's five main themes including water issues. [4, 6, 8, 16] In addition, CAREC includes an Advisory Council consisting of maximum 40% civil society representatives, 15% regional experts, and 45% representatives of founding states, with water issues one of five main themes; the Advisory Council's ten current members include one European water expert, two regional water experts, three NGO directors and three university heads; it has met regularly in recent years, if not annually as required by the CAREC statute. [6, 9, 10, 11] \n \n CAREC maintains close contacts with the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre, including through capacity-building exercises, organisation of conferences and publication of academic and training materials. [12, 13, 14] In 2017, the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) an umbrella organisation responsible for management of the Aral Sea crisis and responsible for ICWC, signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation. [15] While the agreement was mainly related to provision of training and technical assistance to support IFAS projects in the Aral Sea basin, it included scope for involvement of ICWC through the organisation's Scientific Information Centre. [4]\n \n However, Kyrgyzstan has not participated in the ICWC since \"freezing\" its membership of IFAS in 2016, although it did particpate in a 2018 summit of heads of state of IFAS. [16] Despite this, there is no evidence of a split between Kyrgyzstan and CAREC, with Kyrgyzstan represented at Board meetings and participating in single-country and regional training and seminars organised under CAREC's Smart Waters project since 2016. [17, 18, 19]","There is evidence of organizational structure by the Mekong River Commission to engage different stakeholders, but the engagement process is not comprehensive. Laos is a full-member of MRC.\n\nIn 1995, the governments of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin and this created the Mekong River Commission (MRC). The institutional framework of the MRC consists of three permanent bodies, which are the Council, the Joint Committee and the Secretariat. [1] The MRC holds annual regional forums the share information on lessons learned to date and consider new issues and partnerships to support sustainable water management. Since 2008 four such forums have been held on the organisation’s Basin Development Strategy and its precursor, the Basin Development Plan. [2] At the last event in 2014, the MRC committed to reviewing its strategy every five years “to ensure that decision-making on water and related resources is based on up-to-date knowledge and feedback from stakeholders”. [3] The next forum will be held in May 2019. [4] The MRC describes forums as a platform designed to bring active involvement of scientists, representatives from civil society and non-governmental organisations, government official, donor governments, international and regional organisations, dialogue partners, the private sector and the media. [3]","The Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS), of which Mali is a full member, engages with different stakeholders. Indeed, the Advisory Committee brings together country representatives, the financing institutions and the OMVS, and has an assistance role in the Office of the High Commissioner for the research of the financial and human means, and promotion of the exchanges of information. [1], [2].\nMoreover, the Senegal river water agreement defines the participation of water users in water management decisions in the Senegal River. According to the article 23, the observer status is given, within the Permanent Water Commission, to some stakeholders such as user representatives, local authority representatives, NGO representatives and decentralized management committee representatives. [3] Finally, within the OMVS, coordination committees also exist, to promote the participation of diverse stakeholders and main actors In the management of the Senegal River. They are organized at three different levels. At the regional level, the bassin committee includes all kinds of resource users; at the national level, 4 national coordination committees ensure the coordination of activities in the country. At the local level, 28 local coordination committees ensure the mobilization of local actors to be included in the decision-making process and facilitate the implementation of OMVS programs in the basin. Among the actors present at the local level, can be found representatives of the agricultural, livestock, fishing, hunting, logging sectors, as well as women's and youth associations and NGOs. [4]","The Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS), of which Mauritania is a full member, engages with different stakeholders. Indeed, the Advisory Committee brings together country representatives, the financing institutions and the OMVS, and has an assistance role in the Office of the High Commissioner for the research of the financial and human means, and promotion of the exchanges of information. [1],[2].\nMoreover, the Senegal river water agreement defines the participation of water users in water management decisions in the Senegal River. According to the article 23, the observer status is given, within the Permanent Water Commission, to some stakeholders such as user representatives, local authority representatives, NGO representatives and decentralized management committee representatives. [3] Finally, within the OMVS, coordination committees also exist, to promote the participation of diverse stakeholders and main actors In the management of the Senegal River. They are organized at three different levels. At the regional level, the bassin committee includes all kinds of resource users; at the national level, 4 national coordination committees ensure the coordination of activities in the country. At the local level, 28 local coordination committees ensure the mobilization of local actors to be included in the decision-making process and facilitate the implementation of OMVS programs in the basin. Among the actors present at the local level, can be found representatives of the agricultural, livestock, fishing, hunting, logging sectors, as well as women's and youth associations and NGOs. [4]","While Myanmar is a dialogue partner of MRC, and its government officials attend MRC meetings but no evidence of Stakeholders from Myanmar participating has been found. [1] The people of Myanmar (especially the ethnic tribes living in the area) seems to have little say in the policies and strucures of the MRC as meetings are often attended by the Minister of Natural Resrouces and Enviornmental Conservation and Vice Presidents none of whom had publicized meetings with the public regarding this matter from the lack of news on this matter. [3]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) engages in some ad hoc consultation of local stakeholders, but there is no public evidence of a formal platform for consultation with them. \n\nPeru is a member of ACTO, “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty and ACTO have five coordination bodies, but all of these are focused on government representatives and there is no public evidence that they include local stakeholders [2]. \n\nACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [3]. The ASCA states that member countries and their stakeholders are permanently consulted regarding ACTO’s activities via each country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs representation at ACTO; this is the only mention of other stakeholders in the ASCA [3]. The Strategic Action Program (SAP) developed for the Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Amazon Basin, which was issued in 2018, states that it was developed as an ACTO project “with broad national stakeholder participation” [4]. The SAP describes workshops and other processes used to engage with local stakeholders in the development of the SAP for the Amazon water resources management strategy [4]. Additional documentation from the World Water Forum notes that ACTO generally involves and consults local stakeholders in the implementation of specific projects [5].","The Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS), of which Sengal is a full member, engages with different stakeholders. Indeed, the Advisory Committee brings together country representatives, the financing institutions and the OMVS, and has an assistance role in the Office of the High Commissioner for the research of the financial and human means, and promotion of the exchanges of information. [1], [2].\nMoreover, the Senegal river water agreement defines the participation of water users in water management decisions in the Senegal River. According to the article 23, the observer status is given, within the Permanent Water Commission, to some stakeholders such as user representatives, local authority representatives, NGO representatives and decentralized management committee representatives. [3] Finally, within the OMVS, coordination committees also exist, to promote the participation of diverse stakeholders and main actors In the management of the Senegal River. They are organized at three different levels. At the regional level, the bassin committee includes all kinds of resource users; at the national level, 4 national coordination committees ensure the coordination of activities in the country. At the local level, 28 local coordination committees ensure the mobilization of local actors to be included in the decision-making process and facilitate the implementation of OMVS programs in the basin. Among the actors present at the local level, can be found representatives of the agricultural, livestock, fishing, hunting, logging sectors, as well as women's and youth associations and NGOs. [4]","A dedicated platform for consultation with different stakeholders does not exist, but according to Annual Report of the Sava Commission, engagement of different stakeholders is ensured via: official website where the information on activities, projects and documents, are made available to wider public and continuously upgraded with the most recent facts and news; trainings and workshops organised by the Commission; Sava News Flash; Reports and publications; Contributions to projects, bulletins and websites of other organisations; the Sava Day celebration. [1] In addition, according to the reports of the Sava Commission sessions, besides the appointed members of the Sava Commissions, sessions are also attended by other stakeholders, such as World Bank, European Commission, US Embassy and representatives of line ministries. [2]","A dedicated platform for consultation with different stakeholders does not exist, but according to Annual Report of the Sava Commission, engagement of different stakeholders is ensured via: official website where the information on activities, projects and documents, are made available to wider public and continuously upgraded with the most recent facts and news; trainings and workshops organised by the Commission; Sava News Flash; Reports and publications; Contributions to projects, bulletins and websites of other organisations; the Sava Day celebration. [1] In addition, according to the reports of the Sava Commission sessions, besides the appointed members of the Sava Commissions, sessions are also attended by other stakeholders, such as World Bank, European Commission, US Embassy and representatives of line ministries. [2]","Syria does not have a platform for consultation with different stakeholders involved in the Euphrates-Tigris basin governance. [1] The different MoUs signed between riparian states and other International agreements do not have aspects of different stakeholders involvement. [2] The Syrian conflict and the deterioration of bilateral political relations between any pair of the riparians have led to a decrease in communication between various stakeholders. [3]","There is no formal organizational structure to engage different stakeholders, but the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) does engage with one key regional NGO on an ad hoc basis. \n \n No evidence of a formal organisational structure for the engagement of non-state stakeholders in the work of the ICWC was found in the body's statute. [1] There is no evidence that representatives of any non-state organisations participate in the ICWC's quarterly sessions. [1, 2, 3] Expert interviewees confirm that there is no scope for involvement of NGOs within the ICWC structure or at sessions. [4, 5]\n \n In 2001, the member states of the ICWC (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) established the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) with the support of the European Union (EU) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). [6] The organisation was designed to advise the founding states on environmental issues in the region, with a Board made up of five representatives of state governments, five NGO representatives, one representative each for the EU and UNDP, and one from the business community. [6, 7] The Board of Directors meets twice annually, with a new Executive Director elected in 2019, and meetings are reported on the organisation's website. These address organisational issues, annual reports, and CAREC's five main themes including water issues. [4, 6, 8, 16] In addition, CAREC includes an Advisory Council consisting of maximum 40% civil society representatives, 15% regional experts, and 45% representatives of founding states, with water issues one of five main themes; the Advisory Council's ten current members include one European water expert, two regional water experts, three NGO directors and three university heads; it has met regularly in recent years, if not annually as required by the CAREC statute. [6, 9, 10, 11] \n \n CAREC maintains close contacts with the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre, including through capacity-building exercises, organisation of conferences and publication of academic and training materials. [12, 13, 14] In 2017, the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, an umbrella organisation responsible for management of the Aral Sea crisis and responsible for ICWC, signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation. [15] While the agreement was mainly related to provision of training and technical assistance to support IFAS projects in the Aral Sea basin, it included scope for involvement of ICWC through the organisation's Scientific Information Centre. [4]","There is no formal organizational structure to engage different stakeholders, but the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) does engage with one key regional NGO on an ad hoc basis. \n \n No evidence of a formal organisational structure for the engagement of non-state stakeholders in the work of the ICWC was found in the body's statute. [1] There is no evidence that representatives of any non-state organisations participate in the ICWC's quarterly sessions. [1, 2, 3] Expert interviewees confirm that there is no scope for involvement of NGOs within the ICWC structure or at sessions. [4, 5]\n \n In 2001, the member states of the ICWC (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) established the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) with the support of the European Union (EU) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). [6] The organisation was designed to advise the founding states on environmental issues in the region, with a Board made up of five representatives of state governments, five NGO representatives, one representative each for the EU and UNDP, and one from the business community. [6, 7] The Board of Directors meets twice annually, with a new Executive Director elected in 2019, and meetings are reported on the organisation's website. These address organisational issues, annual reports, and CAREC's five main themes including water issues. [4, 6, 8, 16] In addition, CAREC includes an Advisory Council consisting of maximum 40% civil society representatives, 15% regional experts, and 45% representatives of founding states, with water issues one of five main themes; the Advisory Council's ten current members include one European water expert, two regional water experts, three NGO directors and three university heads; it has met regularly in recent years, if not annually as required by the CAREC statute. [6, 9, 10, 11] \n \n CAREC maintains close contacts with the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre, including through capacity-building exercises, organisation of conferences and publication of academic and training materials. [12, 13, 14] In 2017, the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, an umbrella organisation responsible for management of the Aral Sea crisis and responsible for ICWC, signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation. [15] While the agreement was mainly related to provision of training and technical assistance to support IFAS projects in the Aral Sea basin, it included scope for involvement of ICWC through the organisation's Scientific Information Centre. [4]","There is evidence of organizational structure by the Mekong River Commission to engage different stakeholders, but the engagement process is not comprehensive. Thailand is a full-member of MRC.\n\nIn 1995, the governments of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin and this created the Mekong River Commission (MRC). The institutional framework of the MRC consists of three permanent bodies, which are the Council, the Joint Committee and the Secretariat. [1] The MRC holds annual regional forums the share information on lessons learned to date and consider new issues and partnerships to support sustainable water management. Since 2008 four such forums have been held on the organisation’s Basin Development Strategy and its precursor, the Basin Development Plan. [2] At the last event in 2014, the MRC committed to reviewing its strategy every five years “to ensure that decision-making on water and related resources is based on up-to-date knowledge and feedback from stakeholders”. [3] The next forum will be held in May 2019. [4] The MRC describes forums as a platform designed to bring active involvement of scientists, representatives from civil society and non-governmental organisations, government official, donor governments, international and regional organisations, dialogue partners, the private sector and the media. [3]","There is no joint body formed from a transboundary water management agreement among the states in the Tigris-Euphrates basin, nor is there any structure for engaging different stakeholders under any of the bilateral agreements between Turkey and its partners in the basin. Some collaboration took place in the 2000s between Turkey’s Southeastern Anatolia Project (GAP) Regional Development Administration and Syria's General Organization for Land Development (GOLD). Both are central government institutions. Some dialogue, training and exchanges of experts took place in areas like irrigation, rural development and soil improvement, although no joint projects were carried out. [1]For the past eight years, Ankara’s relations with Damascus have in practice been minimal due to the civil war. Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally, and Turkey has adjusted its plans for the filling of the Ilısu Dam in accordance with Iraq's needs [2], but according to a recent article published by the semi-official Anatolian Agency, understandings reached with Iraq in 2009 have not yet been implemented, despite recent improvements in bilateral ties [3]","There is no formal organizational structure to engage different stakeholders, but the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) does engage with one key regional NGO on an ad hoc basis. \n \n No evidence of a formal organisational structure for the engagement of non-state stakeholders in the work of the ICWC was found in the body's statute. [1] There is no evidence that representatives of any non-state organisations participate in the ICWC's quarterly sessions. [1, 2, 3] Expert interviewees confirm that there is no scope for involvement of NGOs within the ICWC structure or at sessions. [4, 5]\n \n In 2001, the member states of the ICWC (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) established the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) with the support of the European Union (EU) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). [6] The organisation was designed to advise the founding states on environmental issues in the region, with a Board made up of five representatives of state governments, five NGO representatives, one representative each for the EU and UNDP, and one from the business community. [6, 7] The Board of Directors meets twice annually, with a new Executive Director elected in 2019, and meetings are reported on the organisation's website. These address organisational issues, annual reports, and CAREC's five main themes including water issues. [4, 6, 8, 16] In addition, CAREC includes an Advisory Council consisting of maximum 40% civil society representatives, 15% regional experts, and 45% representatives of founding states, with water issues one of five main themes; the Advisory Council's ten current members include one European water expert, two regional water experts, three NGO directors and three university heads; it has met regularly in recent years, if not annually as required by the CAREC statute. [6, 9, 10, 11] \n \n CAREC maintains close contacts with the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre, including through capacity-building exercises, organisation of conferences and publication of academic and training materials. [12, 13, 14] In 2017, the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, an umbrella organisation responsible for management of the Aral Sea crisis and responsible for ICWC, signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation. [15] While the agreement was mainly related to provision of training and technical assistance to support IFAS projects in the Aral Sea basin, it included scope for involvement of ICWC through the organisation's Scientific Information Centre. [4]","There is no formal organizational structure to engage different stakeholders, but the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) does engage with one key regional NGO on an ad hoc basis. \n \n No evidence of a formal organisational structure for the engagement of non-state stakeholders in the work of the ICWC was found in the body's statute. [1] There is no evidence that representatives of any non-state organisations participate in the ICWC's quarterly sessions. [1, 2, 3] Expert interviewees confirm that there is no scope for involvement of NGOs within the ICWC structure or at sessions. [4, 5]\n \n In 2001, the member states of the ICWC (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) established the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) with the support of the European Union (EU) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). [6] The organisation was designed to advise the founding states on environmental issues in the region, with a Board made up of five representatives of state governments, five NGO representatives, one representative each for the EU and UNDP, and one from the business community. [6, 7] The Board of Directors meets twice annually, with a new Executive Director elected in 2019, and meetings are reported on the organisation's website. These address organisational issues, annual reports, and CAREC's five main themes including water issues. [4, 6, 8, 16] In addition, CAREC includes an Advisory Council consisting of maximum 40% civil society representatives, 15% regional experts, and 45% representatives of founding states, with water issues one of five main themes; the Advisory Council's ten current members include one European water expert, two regional water experts, three NGO directors and three university heads; it has met regularly in recent years, if not annually as required by the CAREC statute. [6, 9, 10, 11] \n \n CAREC maintains close contacts with the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre, including through capacity-building exercises, organisation of conferences and publication of academic and training materials. [12, 13, 14] Despite this, a regional water sector expert interviewed noted that this interaction only occurs through implementation of regional projects, with no formal organizational structure for engagement. [17] In 2017, the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, an umbrella organisation responsible for management of the Aral Sea crisis and responsible for ICWC, signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation. [15] While the agreement was mainly related to provision of training and technical assistance to support IFAS projects in the Aral Sea basin, it included scope for involvement of ICWC through the organisation's Scientific Information Centre. [4]","There is no formal organizational structure to engage different stakeholders, but the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) does engage with one key regional NGO on an ad hoc basis. \n \n No evidence of a formal organisational structure for the engagement of non-state stakeholders in the work of the ICWC was found in the body's statute. [1] There is no evidence that representatives of any non-state organisations participate in the ICWC's quarterly sessions. [1, 2, 3] Expert interviewees confirm that there is no scope for involvement of NGOs within the ICWC structure or at sessions. [4, 5]\n \n In 2001, the member states of the ICWC (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) established the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) with the support of the European Union (EU) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). [6] The organisation was designed to advise the founding states on environmental issues in the region, with a Board made up of five representatives of state governments, five NGO representatives, one representative each for the EU and UNDP, and one from the business community. [6, 7] The Board of Directors meets twice annually, with a new Executive Director elected in 2019, and meetings are reported on the organisation's website. These address organisational issues, annual reports, and CAREC's five main themes including water issues. [4, 6, 8, 16] In addition, CAREC includes an Advisory Council consisting of maximum 40% civil society representatives, 15% regional experts, and 45% representatives of founding states, with water issues one of five main themes; the Advisory Council's ten current members include one European water expert, two regional water experts, three NGO directors and three university heads; it has met regularly in recent years, if not annually as required by the CAREC statute. [6, 9, 10, 11] \n \n CAREC maintains close contacts with the ICWC's Scientific Information Centre, including through capacity-building exercises, organisation of conferences and publication of academic and training materials. [12, 13, 14] Despite this, a regional water sector expert interviewed noted that this interaction only occurs through implementation of regional projects, with no formal organizational structure for engagement. [17]  In 2017, the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, an umbrella organisation responsible for management of the Aral Sea crisis and responsible for ICWC, signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation. [15] While the agreement was mainly related to provision of training and technical assistance to support IFAS projects in the Aral Sea basin, it included scope for involvement of ICWC through the organisation's Scientific Information Centre. [4]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) engages in some ad hoc consultation of local stakeholders, but there is no public evidence of a formal platform for consultation with them. \n\nVenezuela is a member of ACTO, “an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region” [1]. The Amazon Cooperation Treaty and ACTO have five coordination bodies, but all of these are focused on government representatives and there is no public evidence that they include local stakeholders [2]. \n\nACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [3]. The ASCA states that member countries and their stakeholders are permanently consulted regarding ACTO’s activities via each country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs representation at ACTO; this is the only mention of other stakeholders in the ASCA [3]. The Strategic Action Program (SAP) developed for the Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resources Management in the Amazon Basin, which was issued in 2018, states that it was developed as an ACTO project “with broad national stakeholder participation” [4]. The SAP describes workshops and other processes used to engage with local stakeholders in the development of the SAP for the Amazon water resources management strategy [4]. Additional documentation from the World Water Forum notes that ACTO generally involves and consults local stakeholders in the implementation of specific projects [5].","There is evidence of organizational structure by the Mekong River Commission to engage different stakeholders, but the engagement process is not comprehensive. Vietnam is a full-member of MRC.\n\nIn 1995, the governments of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin and this created the Mekong River Commission (MRC). The institutional framework of the MRC consists of three permanent bodies, which are the Council, the Joint Committee and the Secretariat. [1] The MRC holds annual regional forums the share information on lessons learned to date and consider new issues and partnerships to support sustainable water management. Since 2008 four such forums have been held on the organisation’s Basin Development Strategy and its precursor, the Basin Development Plan. [2] At the last event in 2014, the MRC committed to reviewing its strategy every five years “to ensure that decision-making on water and related resources is based on up-to-date knowledge and feedback from stakeholders”. [3] The next forum will be held in May 2019. [4] The MRC describes forums as a platform designed to bring active involvement of scientists, representatives from civil society and non-governmental organisations, government official, donor governments, international and regional organisations, dialogue partners, the private sector and the media. [3]",null,null,null,"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 13 November 2017. \"Executive committee of IFAS and CAREC signed a Memorandum of Understanding\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/ispolkom-mfsa-i-retstsa-podpisali-memorandum-o-sotrudnichestve-/].\n \n [4] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. \"Board of Governors\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/about/structure/board/].\n \n [5] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 5 June 2016. \"CAREC launches co-operation with Afghanistan\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/news/retstsa-razvivaet-sotrudnichestvo-c-afganistanom/]. \n \n [6] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 30 June 2016. \"First Meeting of the Regional Steering Committee on Smart Waters project\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/news/pervoe-zasedanie-regionalnogo-rukovodyashchego-komiteta-po-proektu-voda-obrazovanie-i-sotrudnichestv/]. \n \n [7] Embassy of the U.S.A in Kazakhstan. 22 January 2020. \"USAID conducts meeting between representatives of Central Asia and Afghanistan for dialogue on management of transboundary water resources\", (\"USAID проводит встречу представителей Центральной Азии и Афганистана для диалога по управлению трансграничными водными ресурсами\"). 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[https://carececo.org/en/main/about/structure/council/].\n\n[10] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 9 July 2018. \"CAIEF 2018 Figures and Facts\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/news/CAIEF2018-5/].\n\n[11] Yessekin, Bulat. United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, Consultant. 15 July 2020.\n\n[12] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. \"Target Awareness Raising For Enhanced European Union – Central Asia Partnership\".[https://carececo.org/en/main/activity/projects/tselevoe-povyshenie-ekologicheskoy-osvedomlennosti-dlya-usileniya-partnerstva-evropeyskogo-soyuza-i-/].\n\n[13] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 5 September 2017. \"Tashkent hosted the fifth meeting of the regional organizations\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/v-tashkente-proshla-pyataya-vstrecha-regionalnykh-organizatsiy/].\n\n[14] Eurasian River Basin Portal. \"About the Project\". [http://www.riverbp.net/eng/about/].\n\n[15] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 13 November 2017. \"Executive committee of IFAS and CAREC signed a Memorandum of Understanding\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/ispolkom-mfsa-i-retstsa-podpisali-memorandum-o-sotrudnichestve-/].\n\n[16] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 6 December 2017. \"The 39th meeting of the CAREC Board of Directors\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/news/sostoyalos-39-e-zasedanie-soveta-upravlyayushchikh-retstsa/].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Meetings of the ICWC.\" (\"Заседания МКВК Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/meetings_ru.htm].\n\n[3] Orient TM. 10 April 2020. \"Central Asian water management specialists conduct session of the ICWC of the IFAS by video\", (\"Специалисты водного хозяйства стран Центральной Азии провели видеозаседание МКВК МФСА\"). [https://orient.tm/specialisty-vodnogo-hozyajstva-stran-centralnoj-azii-proveli-videozasedanie-mkk-mfsa/].\n\n[4] Abdullaev, Iskandar. 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Dr. Ayşegül Kibaroğlu: Türkiye ve Suriye arasında su konusundaki işbirliği artıyor“ (Dr. Ayşegül Kibaroğlu: Cooperatıon between Turkey and Syria on water increasing\" https://www.orsam.org.tr/tr/doc-dr-ayseul-kibaroglu-turkiye-ve-suriye-arasinda-su-konusundaki-isbirligi-artiyor/?amp=evet\n[2] Arab News/Reuters, Turkey to release water to ease Iraqi shortages, 11 October 2018, http://www.arabnews.com/node/1385906/middle-east\n[3] Tugba Evrim Maden/Anatolian Agency. 29 January 2019. \"Türkiye'nin sınıraşan sular politikası: Fırat-Dicle Havzası\" (\"Turkey's transboundary water policy: the Euphrates-Tigris Basin\") https://www.aa.com.tr/tr/analiz-haber/turkiye-nin-sinirasan-sular-politikasi-firat-dicle-havzasi/1377914","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Meetings of the ICWC.\" (\"Заседания МКВК Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/meetings_ru.htm].\n\n[3] Orient TM. 10 April 2020. \"Central Asian water management specialists conduct session of the ICWC of the IFAS by video\", (\"Специалисты водного хозяйства стран Центральной Азии провели видеозаседание МКВК МФСА\"). 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[https://carececo.org/en/main/about/structure/council/].\n\n[10] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 9 July 2018. \"CAIEF 2018 Figures and Facts\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/news/CAIEF2018-5/].\n\n[11] Yessekin, Bulat. United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, Consultant. 15 July 2020.\n\n[12] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. \"Target Awareness Raising For Enhanced European Union – Central Asia Partnership\".[https://carececo.org/en/main/activity/projects/tselevoe-povyshenie-ekologicheskoy-osvedomlennosti-dlya-usileniya-partnerstva-evropeyskogo-soyuza-i-/].\n\n[13] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 5 September 2017. \"Tashkent hosted the fifth meeting of the regional organizations\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/v-tashkente-proshla-pyataya-vstrecha-regionalnykh-organizatsiy/].\n\n[14] Eurasian River Basin Portal. \"About the Project\". [http://www.riverbp.net/eng/about/].\n\n[15] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 13 November 2017. \"Executive committee of IFAS and CAREC signed a Memorandum of Understanding\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/ispolkom-mfsa-i-retstsa-podpisali-memorandum-o-sotrudnichestve-/].\n\n[16] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 6 December 2017. \"The 39th meeting of the CAREC Board of Directors\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/news/sostoyalos-39-e-zasedanie-soveta-upravlyayushchikh-retstsa/].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Meetings of the ICWC.\" (\"Заседания МКВК Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/meetings_ru.htm].\n\n[3] Orient TM. 10 April 2020. \"Central Asian water management specialists conduct session of the ICWC of the IFAS by video\", (\"Специалисты водного хозяйства стран Центральной Азии провели видеозаседание МКВК МФСА\"). [https://orient.tm/specialisty-vodnogo-hozyajstva-stran-centralnoj-azii-proveli-videozasedanie-mkk-mfsa/].\n\n[4] Abdullaev, Iskandar. 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[https://carececo.org/en/main/news/ispolkom-mfsa-i-retstsa-podpisali-memorandum-o-sotrudnichestve-/].\n\n[16] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 6 December 2017. \"The 39th meeting of the CAREC Board of Directors\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/news/sostoyalos-39-e-zasedanie-soveta-upravlyayushchikh-retstsa/].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Meetings of the ICWC.\" (\"Заседания МКВК Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/meetings_ru.htm].\n\n[3] Orient TM. 10 April 2020. \"Central Asian water management specialists conduct session of the ICWC of the IFAS by video\", (\"Специалисты водного хозяйства стран Центральной Азии провели видеозаседание МКВК МФСА\"). [https://orient.tm/specialisty-vodnogo-hozyajstva-stran-centralnoj-azii-proveli-videozasedanie-mkk-mfsa/].\n\n[4] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[5] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020. \n\n[6] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 20 June 2000. \"CAREC Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia Establishment Charter\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/about/documents/].\n\n[7] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. \"Board of Governors\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/about/structure/board/].\n\n[8] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 8 April 2019. \"New Executive Director of CAREC elected\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/news/carec-new-ed/]\n\n[9] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. \"Public Advisory Council\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/about/structure/council/].\n\n[10] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 9 July 2018. \"CAIEF 2018 Figures and Facts\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/news/CAIEF2018-5/].\n\n[11] Yessekin, Bulat. United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, Consultant. 15 July 2020.\n\n[12] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. \"Target Awareness Raising For Enhanced European Union – Central Asia Partnership\".[https://carececo.org/en/main/activity/projects/tselevoe-povyshenie-ekologicheskoy-osvedomlennosti-dlya-usileniya-partnerstva-evropeyskogo-soyuza-i-/].\n\n[13] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 5 September 2017. \"Tashkent hosted the fifth meeting of the regional organizations\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/v-tashkente-proshla-pyataya-vstrecha-regionalnykh-organizatsiy/].\n\n[14] Eurasian River Basin Portal. \"About the Project\". [http://www.riverbp.net/eng/about/].\n\n[15] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 13 November 2017. \"Executive committee of IFAS and CAREC signed a Memorandum of Understanding\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/ispolkom-mfsa-i-retstsa-podpisali-memorandum-o-sotrudnichestve-/].\n\n[16] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 6 December 2017. \"The 39th meeting of the CAREC Board of Directors\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/news/sostoyalos-39-e-zasedanie-soveta-upravlyayushchikh-retstsa/].","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Who We Are. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. The Instances. 2015. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/instances\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Agenda for Amazon Cooperation. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bfa5dfe5a1ca92b4efdb102ee8e54634.pdf\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[5] World Water Forum. Towards Good Governance for Integrated Water Resources Management. 2011. http://www.oas.org/en/sedi/dsd/iwrm/past%20 events/D7/6%20WWF-GOBERNANZA%20Final.pdf","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] MRC. \"News and Event\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/ [3] Global New Light of Myanmar. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 11 Jan 2018. http://www.globalnewlightofmyanmar.com/myanmar-pledges-cooperation-mekong-river-countries-u-myint-swe/"]
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[null,"2.6.1",null,0,0,1,0,2,1,0,1,0,2,0,0,1,0,2,2,2,1,0,2,1,1,0,1,1,2,0,1,1,1,0,2,null,null,null,"Afghanistan is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] The ICWC facilitates information exchange through its Scientific-Information Centre (SIC), which maintains a range of databases and knowledge bases on its website. [3]\n \n However, the ICWC SIC's website includes a separate knowledge base on Afghanistan, made up of legislation, academic publications, and a general overview of the country's water resources, although there is no information displayed on best available techniques and research activities. [4, 5] There is also a database covering all the main rivers in Afghanistan, not just the Amu Darya, including a wide range of hydrological information, but there is no data on monitoring of emissions. [6] There are no statistics displayed for any years later than 1980 (general gathering of water statistics is reported to have ceased in the 1980s due to conflict) and there is no evidence of efforts to update them on the SIC website. [6, 7]\n \n Since 2010, Tajikistan and Afghanistan have developed and conducted joint monitoring of the Pyanj and Amu Darya rivers which constitute their border, with formal data exchange launched in 2015. [8] However, there is no evidence that this data exchange is based on an electronic database. In a seminar in 2018, stakeholders proposed that such a database and a handbook for monitoring activities be developed. [9, 10]. In July 2019, representatives of the two countries' water ministries began the process of developing a road map for water management cooperation, focussing on improvements of data exchange among other activities. [11] Work was reported to continue at a meeting in Kabul in Autumn 2019, but no further information about the road map was found on the website of the Ministry of Energy and Water or its counterpart in Tajikistan. [11, 12, 13]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member countries have discussed the creation and implementation of the Amazon Regional Observatory (ORA) as a platform for data sharing among member countries, but there is no public evidence that the observatory is operational. \n\nIn 2013, at an ACTO meeting in Ecuador, member countries agreed on by-laws for the operation of ORA [1]. In 2017, ACTO reported that at a meeting in Peru member countries had agreed to “redouble efforts” to set up the ORA so that it would be operational in the first half of 2018 [2]. As of April 2019, ACTO’s website does not contain active links to an ORA platform [3]. The ORA’s mission is to create an information system with indicators from member countries regarding development and sustainability in the Amazon region. Indicators would cover social, economic, ecological, demographic and cultural data [4]. ACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [5]. ASCA includes a line of action regarding Knowledge Management and Information Sharing. The ORA is supposed to help meet that goal [5]. ACTO's website does not contain any other information or references to platforms for sharing data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data [6]. \n\nSeparate from ACTO, and in the non-governmental sphere, the Amazonian Network of Geo-Referenced Socio-Environmental Information (RAISG) comprises eight institutions in six of the Amazon basin countries. RAISG produces maps and studies about the Amazon basin using information from member countries. For example, in 2017, RAISG published the Historic Cartography of Protected Natural Areas and Indigenous Territories in the Amazon, which compiled and analyzed information on the creation of protected areas and recognition of indigenous territories since the beginning of the 20th century [7].","There is no shared database or platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data. \n\nOn the website of the Sava Commission the only available data are those related to hydrological data. [1] This is available on the Sava Geoportal, along with the related SavaGIS database and connecting web-applications. This platform has been fully operational since 2015. Currently, the Sava geodatabase is being populated by data related to 2nd Sava RBMP and the first Sava FRMP. [2]\n\nIn addition, the activities on integration of the existing navigation management applications within the SavaGIS platform are ongoing, with the ultimate goal of incorporating the data related to navigation in SavaGIS Geoportal, by establishing the navigation module. For now, preparatory activities for development of the sediment management and accident prevention modules are ongoing, together with further upgrade of the system in the part related to exchange of hydro meteorological data. [2] \n\nAccording to article 4 of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, the Parties shall, on a regular basis, exchange information on the water regime of the Sava River Basin, the regime of navigation, legislation, organizational structures, and administrative and technical practices. [3] However there is no evidence of this taking place in any sphere except for navigation and technical practices.","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member countries have discussed the creation and implementation of the Amazon Regional Observatory (ORA) as a platform for data sharing among member countries, but there is no public evidence that the observatory is operational. \n\nIn 2013, at an ACTO meeting in Ecuador, member countries agreed on by-laws for the operation of ORA [1]. In 2017, ACTO reported that at a meeting in Peru member countries had agreed to “redouble efforts” to set up the ORA so that it would be operational in the first half of 2018 [2]. As of April 2019, ACTO’s website does not contain active links to an ORA platform [3]. The ORA’s mission is to create an information system with indicators from member countries regarding development and sustainability in the Amazon region. Indicators would cover social, economic, ecological, demographic and cultural data [4]. ACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [5]. ASCA includes a line of action regarding Knowledge Management and Information Sharing. The ORA is supposed to help meet that goal [5]. ACTO's website does not contain any other information or references to platforms for sharing data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data [6]. \n\nSeparate from ACTO, and in the non-governmental sphere, the Amazonian Network of Geo-Referenced Socio-Environmental Information (RAISG) comprises eight institutions in six of the Amazon basin countries. RAISG produces maps and studies about the Amazon basin using information from member countries. For example, in 2017, RAISG published the Historic Cartography of Protected Natural Areas and Indigenous Territories in the Amazon, which compiled and analyzed information on the creation of protected areas and recognition of indigenous territories since the beginning of the 20th century [7].","There is a shared platform developed by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for the exchange of data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data and Cambodia is a full-member.\n\nThe MRC has Procedures for Data and Information Exchange and Sharing (PDIES) in place. It was adopted in November 2001, setting a framework for the Member Countries to share and exchange data on water resources, topography, agriculture, navigation, flood management and ecology, among others [1]. A number of data platforms have been created to store and share a variety of data including spatial data, time series, non-spatial data, and technical document. Those platforms include the Mekong Information Platform, a website that facilitates the exchange of information on integrated water resources management in the Mekong River Basin; Community Site that acts as a gateway by providing numerous fora that enable the free exchange of knowledge; and topic-specific databases, which hold data related to specific topics, such as watersheds and socio-economic data, etc. There are evidences presented by the MRC in its latest annual report showing that its information system has been in use, and the organisation has shared data with the Member Countries, as well as regional and international organisations and research institutions. However, the MRC has recognized that the speed of information sharing, adapting and using the advancing technologies in data management, and data integrity need further improvements [2]. In addition, the Asian Development Bank-sponsored Greater Mekong Sub region (GMS) programme has an Environmental Operations Centre (EOC) that runs a data portal. The GMS covers a greater geographical area than the MRC, including more of China and areas of Vietnam and Thailand that are outside the Lower Mekong Basin covered by the MRC, and the EOC portal covers themes not monitored by the MRC including water and sanitation, emissions, economy and demography [3]. \n","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. There is a shared platform for the exchange of data in MRC. In 2001, it approved the \"Procedures for Data and Information Exchange and Sharing\" which guides the member countries to share data on their water resources [1]. Although China is not a member country, it renewed the agreement with the MRC on data sharing in 2013, which was originally signed in 2002 [2]. Under the agreement, China provides daily river flow and rainfall data from two monitoring stations in Yunnan Province during the wet season to the MRC to help improve the MRC’s regional daily forecast of downstream water levels during the flood season. China will also share data during the dry season in case of drought emergencies.","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member countries have discussed the creation and implementation of the Amazon Regional Observatory (ORA) as a platform for data sharing among member countries, but there is no public evidence that the observatory is operational. \n\nIn 2013, at an ACTO meeting in Ecuador, member countries agreed on by-laws for the operation of ORA [1]. In 2017, ACTO reported that at a meeting in Peru member countries had agreed to “redouble efforts” to set up the ORA so that it would be operational in the first half of 2018 [2]. As of April 2019, ACTO’s website does not contain active links to an ORA platform [3]. The ORA’s mission is to create an information system with indicators from member countries regarding development and sustainability in the Amazon region. Indicators would cover social, economic, ecological, demographic and cultural data [4]. ACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [5]. ASCA includes a line of action regarding Knowledge Management and Information Sharing. The ORA is supposed to help meet that goal [5]. ACTO's website does not contain any other information or references to platforms for sharing data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data [6]. \n\nSeparate from ACTO, and in the non-governmental sphere, the Amazonian Network of Geo-Referenced Socio-Environmental Information (RAISG) comprises eight institutions in six of the Amazon basin countries. RAISG produces maps and studies about the Amazon basin using information from member countries. For example, in 2017, RAISG published the Historic Cartography of Protected Natural Areas and Indigenous Territories in the Amazon, which compiled and analyzed information on the creation of protected areas and recognition of indigenous territories since the beginning of the 20th century [7].","There is no shared database or platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data. On the website of the Sava Commission the only available data are those related to hydrological data. [1]\n\nThe Sava Geoportal, along with the related SavaGIS database and connecting web-applications, is fully operational since 2015. Currently, the Sava geodatabase is being populated by data related to 2nd Sava RBMP and the first Sava FRMP. In addition, the activities on integration of the existing navigation management applications within the SavaGIS platform are ongoing, with the ultimate goal of incorporating the data related to navigation in SavaGIS Geoportal, by establishing the navigation module. For now, preparatory activities for development of the sediment management and accident prevention modules are ongoing, together with further upgrade of the system in the part related to exchange of hydro meteorological data. [2] According to article 4 of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, the Parties shall, on a regular basis, exchange information on the water regime of the Sava River Basin, the regime of navigation, legislation, organizational structures, and administrative and technical practices. [3]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member countries have discussed the creation and implementation of the Amazon Regional Observatory (ORA) as a platform for data sharing among member countries, but there is no public evidence that the observatory is operational. \n\nIn 2013, at an ACTO meeting in Ecuador, member countries agreed on by-laws for the operation of ORA [1]. In 2017, ACTO reported that at a meeting in Peru member countries had agreed to “redouble efforts” to set up the ORA so that it would be operational in the first half of 2018 [2]. As of April 2019, ACTO’s website does not contain active links to an ORA platform [3]. The ORA’s mission is to create an information system with indicators from member countries regarding development and sustainability in the Amazon region. Indicators would cover social, economic, ecological, demographic and cultural data [4]. ACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [5]. ASCA includes a line of action regarding Knowledge Management and Information Sharing. The ORA is supposed to help meet that goal [5]. ACTO's website does not contain any other information or references to platforms for sharing data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data [6]. \n\nSeparate from ACTO, and in the non-governmental sphere, the Amazonian Network of Geo-Referenced Socio-Environmental Information (RAISG) comprises eight institutions in six of the Amazon basin countries. RAISG produces maps and studies about the Amazon basin using information from member countries. For example, in 2017, RAISG published the Historic Cartography of Protected Natural Areas and Indigenous Territories in the Amazon, which compiled and analyzed information on the creation of protected areas and recognition of indigenous territories since the beginning of the 20th century [7].","Yes, the Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS), of which Guinea is a full member, has a shared platform for the exchange of data. This is done primarily through the Coordination Committee [1] which is composed of the 4 National Coordination Committees (CNC) [2] and several Local Coordination Committees (CLC) [5].\n\nEach CNC is led by a Technical Coordinator who is assisted by four experts (statistics, transport, energy, and agriculture). The expert in planning and statistics is key to the exchange of data because (s)he is responsible for: (i) contributing to the implementation of the master plan for multisectoral integrated development of the Malian part of the Senegal River Basin; (ii) contributing to the establishment of the database and projects and ensure its functioning; (iii) contributing through this system of data banks, to the work of other experts & the OMVS Unit notably by carrying out studies and sharing all documents of monitoring, evaluation & integrated multisectoral development of the Malian part of the Senegal River Basin [2]. However, none of these documents seem to be publicly available on the OMVS website [3]. \n\nTo relay the work of the CNC on the ground, a local Coordination Committee (CLC) is created in each of the relevant departments in the Senegal River Basin. [5] One of their main support activities is to facilitate the participation of civil society through the NGOs which are members of the CLC [5]. A representative of each CLC sits at the CNC [5].\n\nMoreover, another team in the OMVS is also involved in data sharing: the Environment Observatory whose role is to monitor the evolution of the state of the environment and resources around the river basin and share this information with the member states and other OMVS partners. This data is to be used for the improvement and protection of the environment and is collected through questionnaires addressed by the Observatory to the various concerned institutions and partners [4]. \nThe exchange of information between the Observatory Service and the various partners of the network is governed by MoUs. There are two levels in establishing these data exchange agreements:\n(A) The first level is a Framework Cooperation Agreement (FCA) signed between the High Commissioner of the OMVS and the supervising Ministers from each Member State (e.g. Minister of Energy and Water in Mali). This FCA on behalf of the Government, obliges all relevant Technical Services to provide the OMVS with data useful to the Observatory in fulfilling its mission.\n(B) The second level is an Additive MoU to the FCA signed between the Heads of Technical Services producing the targeted data and the Head of the OMVS Environmental Observatory Service. [4]\nThe information produced is shared between these various stakeholders but does not appear to be publicly available on the OMV website [3].","No, there is no formal data exchange platform as confirmed through multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [1], the Foreign Ministry [2], the Department of Environment [3], the Ministry of Energy [4] and the Ministry of Agriculture [5].\n\nIn 2012, the bureau for Iran-Iraq Economic Development Affairs announced that the Common Bureau of Coordination for Arvand river will Open Soon upon agreement of both countries [6] but no further actions were reported [7].","No, there is no formal data exchange platform between riparian states of the Euphrates and Tigris river basins and currently active bilateral agreements related to data sharing [1,3,4,5]\n\nBetween 1980 and 1993, and then again between 2007-9, the Joint Technical Committee (JTC) tried, in vain, to develop transboundary water management processes. However, after 16 meetings, the technical committee was suspended due to ineffective dialogue. Currently, there is no evidence of a shared database or platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data. [2] \n\nAt a meeting on 2 September 2009, Turkey, Syria and Iraq decided to cooperate to initiate water training programmes, to monitor and exchange information related to climate change and drought conditions in the three countries, and to build/modernise water flow gauging stations [6]. However, there is no evidence these meetings took place [6] [7].\n\nTurkey and Iraq agreed to share hydrological and meteorological information and exchange expertise in these areas under the Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Environment and Forestry of the Republic of Turkey and the Ministry of Water Resources of the Republic of Iraq on Water of 2009 (one of 48 MoUs signed between the two countries at that time). [8] However reports state that these MoUs are yet to be implemented [9].","The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) maintains a shared platform for data exchange.\n \n One of the main ways through which the ICWC facilitates information exchange is through its Scientific-Information Centre (SIC), which maintains various databases and \"knowledge bases\". [1]\n \n The SIC maintains a database on the Syr Darya basin, which contains general information about the basin, including its morphology, water resources, water management structure and water quality, as well as data on water extraction since 1991. [2] The data is also available as a report processed by an array of computer models to deliver a combined report on the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins, designed to allow water management authorities, policymakers, and other stakeholders to track current and project future water flows in order to plan activity in the long and short term - the SIC states that data are updated every ten days. [3] While the data and analytics are not publicly available, the SIC publishes summaries of analysed data twice yearly on its website, and also maintains a public \"knowledge base\" on the Amu Darya basin, which collects books, articles, treaties, laws, maps and infographics related to it. [4, 5] The SIC also publishes a quarterly bulletin summarising water uptake data and also reporting on the ICWC's recent activity. [6]\n \n In addition, there are databases and \"knowledge bases\" on several other Central Asian river basins, as well as a database on indicators for sustainable development, a database of water management organizations, an interactive map showing best water management practices, a register of the region's water management complex, a \"knowledge base\" on integrated water resource management in Central Asia, a collection of national and international water legislation, a \"knowledge base\" on land reclamation and irrigated agriculture, a \"knowledge base\" on the safety of hydraulic structures, and a \"knowledge base\" on gender and water. [2, 7]","The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) maintains a shared platform for data exchange, but Kyrgyzstan does not currently participate in the joint body and does not submit data to the shared platform.\n \n The ICWC was founded in 1992 when members Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement on transboundary water management. [1] The organization's purpose is to facilitate coordination and cooperation between its member states with regard to the management of water resources, including those of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, meeting quarterly, and its website lists Kyrgyzstan's State Committee for Water Management as a member. [1, 2] Kyrgyzstan \"froze\" its membership of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS; an umbrella organisation responsible for regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis and also for the ICWC and constituent organisations) in 2016, and since 2017 has not participated in ICWC meetings. [3, 4]\n \n The ICWC facilitates information exchange through its Scientific-Information Centre (SIC), which maintains various databases and \"knowledge bases\". [5] The SIC maintains a database on the Syr Darya basin, which contains general information about the basin, including its morphology, water resources, water management structure and water quality, as well as data on water extraction since 1991. [6] The data is also available as a report processed by an array of computer models to deliver a combined report on the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins, designed to allow water management authorities, policymakers, and other stakeholders to track current and project future water flows in order to plan activity in the long and short term - the SIC states that data are updated every ten days. [7] While the data and analytics are not publicly available, the SIC publishes summaries of analysed data twice yearly on its website, and also maintains a public \"knowledge base\" on the Amu Darya basin, which collects books, articles, treaties, laws, maps and infographics related to it. [8, 9]\n \n However, an expert interviewee stated that Kyrgyzstan stopped submitting water flow data to the SIC in 2015 due to concerns that SIC was controlled by the government of Uzbekistan, which provides all financing for the organisation and its headquarters. [3] The expert therefore noted that any data reported by ICWC on Kyrgyzstan is likely to be inaccurate, and also noted that all ICWC member states share Kyrgyzstan's concerns about SIC to some extent, meaning that other member states' data may also be inaccurate. [3] Nonetheless, the SIC's March 2020 report for the non-growing season reports that Kyrgyzstan abstracted at 0.03 km³ water since October 2019, compared to the quota of 0.037 km³ allocated by the ICWC. [10]\n \n In addition, there are databases and \"knowledge bases\" on several other Central Asian river basins, as well as a database on indicators for sustainable development, a database of water management organizations, an interactive map showing best water management practices, a register of the region's water management complex, a \"knowledge base\" on integrated water resource management in Central Asia, a collection of national and international water legislation, a \"knowledge base\" on land reclamation and irrigated agriculture, a \"knowledge base\" on the safety of hydraulic structures, and a \"knowledge base\" on gender and water. [2, 11]","There is a shared platform developed by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for the exchange of data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data and Laos is a full-member.\n\nThe MRC has Procedures for Data and Information Exchange and Sharing (PDIES) in place. It was adopted in November 2001, setting a framework for the Member Countries to share and exchange data on water resources, topography, agriculture, navigation, flood management and ecology, among others [1]. A number of data platforms have been created to store and share a variety of data including spatial data, time series, non-spatial data, and technical document. Those platforms include the Mekong Information Platform, a website that facilitates the exchange of information on integrated water resources management in the Mekong River Basin; Community Site that acts as a gateway by providing numerous fora that enable the free exchange of knowledge; and topic-specific databases, which hold data related to specific topics, such as watersheds and socio-economic data, etc. There are evidences presented by the MRC in its latest annual report showing that its information system has been in use, and the organisation has shared data with the Member Countries, as well as regional and international organisations and research institutions. However, the MRC has recognized that the speed of information sharing, adapting and using the advancing technologies in data management, and data integrity need further improvements [2]. In addition, the Asian Development Bank-sponsored Greater Mekong Sub region (GMS) programme has an Environmental Operations Centre (EOC) that runs a data portal. The GMS covers a greater geographical area than the MRC, including more of China and areas of Vietnam and Thailand that are outside the Lower Mekong Basin covered by the MRC, and the EOC portal covers themes not monitored by the MRC including water and sanitation, emissions, economy and demography [3]. \n","Yes, the Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS), of which Mali is a full member, has a shared platform for the exchange of data. This is done primarily through the Coordination Committee [1] which is composed of the 4 National Coordination Committees (CNC) [2] and several Local Coordination Committees (CLC) [5].\n\nEach CNC is led by a Technical Coordinator who is assisted by four experts (statistics, transport, energy, and agriculture). The expert in planning and statistics is key to the exchange of data because (s)he is responsible for: (i) contributing to the implementation of the master plan for multisectoral integrated development of the Malian part of the Senegal River Basin; (ii) contributing to the establishment of the database and projects and ensure its functioning; (iii) contributing through this system of data banks, to the work of other experts & the OMVS Unit notably by carrying out studies and sharing all documents of monitoring, evaluation & integrated multisectoral development of the Malian part of the Senegal River Basin [2]. However, none of these documents seem to be publicly available on the OMVS website [3]. \n\nTo relay the work of the CNC on the ground, a local Coordination Committee (CLC) is created in each of the relevant departments in the Senegal River Basin. [5] One of their main support activities is to facilitate the participation of civil society through the NGOs which are members of the CLC [5]. A representative of each CLC sits at the CNC [5].\n\nMoreover, another team in the OMVS is also involved in data sharing: the Environment Observatory whose role is to monitor the evolution of the state of the environment and resources around the river basin and share this information with the member states and other OMVS partners. This data is to be used for the improvement and protection of the environment and is collected through questionnaires addressed by the Observatory to the various concerned institutions and partners [4]. \nThe exchange of information between the Observatory Service and the various partners of the network is governed by MoUs. There are two levels in establishing these data exchange agreements:\n(A) The first level is a Framework Cooperation Agreement (FCA) signed between the High Commissioner of the OMVS and the supervising Ministers from each Member State (e.g. Minister of Energy and Water in Mali). This FCA on behalf of the Government, obliges all relevant Technical Services to provide the OMVS with data useful to the Observatory in fulfilling its mission.\n(B) The second level is an Additive MoU to the FCA signed between the Heads of Technical Services producing the targeted data and the Head of the OMVS Environmental Observatory Service. [4]\nThe information produced is shared between these various stakeholders but does not appear to be publicly available on the OMV website [3].","Yes, the Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS), of which Mauritania is a full member, has a shared platform for the exchange of data. This is done primarily through the Coordination Committee [1] which is composed of the 4 National Coordination Committees (CNC) [2] and several Local Coordination Committees (CLC) [5].\n\nEach CNC is led by a Technical Coordinator who is assisted by four experts (statistics, transport, energy, and agriculture). The expert in planning and statistics is key to the exchange of data because (s)he is responsible for: (i) contributing to the implementation of the master plan for multisectoral integrated development of the Malian part of the Senegal River Basin; (ii) contributing to the establishment of the database and projects and ensure its functioning; (iii) contributing through this system of data banks, to the work of other experts & the OMVS Unit notably by carrying out studies and sharing all documents of monitoring, evaluation & integrated multisectoral development of the Malian part of the Senegal River Basin [2]. However, none of these documents seem to be publicly available on the OMVS website [3]. \n\nTo relay the work of the CNC on the ground, a local Coordination Committee (CLC) is created in each of the relevant departments in the Senegal River Basin. [5] One of their main support activities is to facilitate the participation of civil society through the NGOs which are members of the CLC [5]. A representative of each CLC sits at the CNC [5].\n\nMoreover, another team in the OMVS is also involved in data sharing: the Environment Observatory whose role is to monitor the evolution of the state of the environment and resources around the river basin and share this information with the member states and other OMVS partners. This data is to be used for the improvement and protection of the environment and is collected through questionnaires addressed by the Observatory to the various concerned institutions and partners [4]. \nThe exchange of information between the Observatory Service and the various partners of the network is governed by MoUs. There are two levels in establishing these data exchange agreements:\n(A) The first level is a Framework Cooperation Agreement (FCA) signed between the High Commissioner of the OMVS and the supervising Ministers from each Member State (e.g. Minister of Energy and Water in Mali). This FCA on behalf of the Government, obliges all relevant Technical Services to provide the OMVS with data useful to the Observatory in fulfilling its mission.\n(B) The second level is an Additive MoU to the FCA signed between the Heads of Technical Services producing the targeted data and the Head of the OMVS Environmental Observatory Service. [4]\nThe information produced is shared between these various stakeholders but does not appear to be publicly available on the OMV website [3].","Myanmar is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the MoU renewed in 2013. The MRC is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. MRC Secretariat has cooperated with Myanmar in a number of areas, such as improving the MRC’s hydro‐meteorological coverage by exchanging relevant monitoring and water-quality data and sharing technical expertise in flood prevention and management. [1] MRC Procedures do not apply to Myanmar as a non-member as mentioned explicitly in the MRC strategic plan. However, the principles of information sharing, dialogue and monitoring form the basis for MRC’s relations with Dialogue Partners. China is working with MRC and Myanmar to improve navigation on the Upper and Lower Mekong River under the MRC Navigation Programme per the 2011-2015 strategic cycle [2,3]. The MRC Data and Information Services Portal manages a range of data and information including time-series data, spatial data and non-spatial data, which supports the MRC core functions, Member Countries, and other stakeholders. The data is publicly available for download and is free. [4,5]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member countries have discussed the creation and implementation of the Amazon Regional Observatory (ORA) as a platform for data sharing among member countries, but there is no public evidence that the observatory is operational. \n\nIn 2013, at an ACTO meeting in Ecuador, member countries agreed on by-laws for the operation of ORA [1]. In 2017, ACTO reported that at a meeting in Peru member countries had agreed to “redouble efforts” to set up the ORA so that it would be operational in the first half of 2018 [2]. As of April 2019, ACTO’s website does not contain active links to an ORA platform [3]. The ORA’s mission is to create an information system with indicators from member countries regarding development and sustainability in the Amazon region. Indicators would cover social, economic, ecological, demographic and cultural data [4]. ACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [5]. ASCA includes a line of action regarding Knowledge Management and Information Sharing. The ORA is supposed to help meet that goal [5]. ACTO's website does not contain any other information or references to platforms for sharing data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data [6]. \n\nSeparate from ACTO, and in the non-governmental sphere, the Amazonian Network of Geo-Referenced Socio-Environmental Information (RAISG) comprises eight institutions in six of the Amazon basin countries. RAISG produces maps and studies about the Amazon basin using information from member countries. For example, in 2017, RAISG published the Historic Cartography of Protected Natural Areas and Indigenous Territories in the Amazon, which compiled and analyzed information on the creation of protected areas and recognition of indigenous territories since the beginning of the 20th century [7].","Yes, the Senegal River Basin Development Organization (OMVS), of which Senegal is a full member, has a shared platform for the exchange of data. This is done primarily through the Coordination Committee [1] which is composed of the 4 National Coordination Committees (CNC) [2] and several Local Coordination Committees (CLC) [5].\n\nEach CNC is led by a Technical Coordinator who is assisted by four experts (statistics, transport, energy, and agriculture). The expert in planning and statistics is key to the exchange of data because (s)he is responsible for: (i) contributing to the implementation of the master plan for multisectoral integrated development of the Malian part of the Senegal River Basin; (ii) contributing to the establishment of the database and projects and ensure its functioning; (iii) contributing through this system of data banks, to the work of other experts & the OMVS Unit notably by carrying out studies and sharing all documents of monitoring, evaluation & integrated multisectoral development of the Malian part of the Senegal River Basin [2]. However, none of these documents seem to be publicly available on the OMVS website [3]. \n\nTo relay the work of the CNC on the ground, a local Coordination Committee (CLC) is created in each of the relevant departments in the Senegal River Basin. [5] One of their main support activities is to facilitate the participation of civil society through the NGOs which are members of the CLC [5]. A representative of each CLC sits at the CNC [5].\n\nMoreover, another team in the OMVS is also involved in data sharing: the Environment Observatory whose role is to monitor the evolution of the state of the environment and resources around the river basin and share this information with the member states and other OMVS partners. This data is to be used for the improvement and protection of the environment and is collected through questionnaires addressed by the Observatory to the various concerned institutions and partners [4]. \nThe exchange of information between the Observatory Service and the various partners of the network is governed by MoUs. There are two levels in establishing these data exchange agreements:\n(A) The first level is a Framework Cooperation Agreement (FCA) signed between the High Commissioner of the OMVS and the supervising Ministers from each Member State (e.g. Minister of Energy and Water in Mali). This FCA on behalf of the Government, obliges all relevant Technical Services to provide the OMVS with data useful to the Observatory in fulfilling its mission.\n(B) The second level is an Additive MoU to the FCA signed between the Heads of Technical Services producing the targeted data and the Head of the OMVS Environmental Observatory Service. [4]\nThe information produced is shared between these various stakeholders but does not appear to be publicly available on the OMV website [3].","There is no shared database or platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data. On the website of the Sava Commission the only available data are those related to hydrological data. [1]\n\nThe Sava Geoportal, along with the related SavaGIS database and connecting web-applications, is fully operational since 2015. Currently, the Sava geodatabase is being populated by data related to 2nd Sava RBMP and the first Sava FRMP. In addition, the activities on integration of the existing navigation management applications within the SavaGIS platform are ongoing, with the ultimate goal of incorporating the data related to navigation in SavaGIS Geoportal, by establishing the navigation module. For now, preparatory activities for development of the sediment management and accident prevention modules are ongoing, together with further upgrade of the system in the part related to exchange of hydro meteorological data. [2] According to article 4 of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, the Parties shall, on a regular basis, exchange information on the water regime of the Sava River Basin, the regime of navigation, legislation, organizational structures, and administrative and technical practices. [3]","There is no shared database or platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data. On the website of the Sava Commission the only available data are those related to hydrological data. [1]\n\nThe Sava Geoportal, along with the related SavaGIS database and connecting web-applications, is fully operational since 2015. Currently, the Sava geodatabase is being populated by data related to 2nd Sava RBMP and the first Sava FRMP. In addition, the activities on integration of the existing navigation management applications within the SavaGIS platform are ongoing, with the ultimate goal of incorporating the data related to navigation in SavaGIS Geoportal, by establishing the navigation module. For now, preparatory activities for development of the sediment management and accident prevention modules are ongoing, together with further upgrade of the system in the part related to exchange of hydro meteorological data. [2] According to article 4 of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, the Parties shall, on a regular basis, exchange information on the water regime of the Sava River Basin, the regime of navigation, legislation, organizational structures, and administrative and technical practices. [3]","No, there is no formal data exchange platform between riparian states of the Euphrates and Tigris river basins - however there is evidence of some non-governmental but sanctionned initiatives.\n\nBetween 1980 and 1993, the Joint Technical Committee (JTC) tried, in vain, to develop transboundary water management processes. However, after 16 meetings, the technical committee was suspended due to ineffective dialogue. Currently, there is no evidence of a shared database or platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data. [2]\n\nIn 2005, the Euphrates-Tigris Initiative for Cooperation (ETIC) was established by a group of scholars and professionals from the three main riparian countries and USA [1] The overall goal of the initiative was to promote cooperation among the three riparians with a view to achieving technical, social and economic development in the ET region. The ETIC implemented joint training and capacity-building programmes in 2006–2011 for professionals, practitioners and government officials from Iraq, Iran, Syria and Turkey on dam safety, river hydrology, conflict management and geographic information systems. The ETIC also conducted the research project Collaborative Planning and Knowledge Development in the Tigris Euphrates Region between 2009 and 2012. The objectives of the project were to foster collaboration and build confidence among practitioners from the riparian countries, establish a data inventory for the ET region, harmonize it, organize capacity-building courses and produce a clearinghouse. The project team was composed of eight universities in Iraq, Syria and Turkey. [2]\n\nAt a meeting on 2 September 2009, Turkey, Syria and Iraq decided to cooperate to initiate water training programmes, to monitor and exchange information related to climate change and drought conditions in the three countries, and to build/modernise water flow gauging stations [3]. However, there is no evidence these meetings took place [3] [4].","The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) maintains a shared platform for data exchange.\n \n One of the main ways through which the ICWC facilitates information exchange is through its Scientific-Information Centre (SIC), which maintains various databases and \"knowledge bases\". [1]\n \n The SIC maintains a database on the Amu Darya basin, which contains general information about the basin, including its morphology, water resources, water management structure and water quality, as well as data on water extraction since 1991. [2] The data is also available as a report processed by an array of computer models to deliver a combined report on the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins, designed to allow water management authorities, policymakers, and other stakeholders to track current and project future water flows in order to plan activity in the long and short term - the SIC states that data are updated every ten days. [3] While the data and analytics are not publicly available, the SIC publishes summaries of analysed data twice yearly on its website, and also maintains a public \"knowledge base\" on the Amu Darya basin, which collects books, articles, treaties, laws, maps and infographics related to it. [4, 5] The SIC also publishes a quarterly bulletin summarising water uptake data and also reporting on the ICWC's recent activity. [6]\n \n In addition, there are databases and \"knowledge bases\" on several other Central Asian river basins, as well as a database on indicators for sustainable development, a database of water management organizations, an interactive map showing best water management practices, a register of the region's water management complex, a \"knowledge base\" on integrated water resource management in Central Asia, a collection of national and international water legislation, a \"knowledge base\" on land reclamation and irrigated agriculture, a \"knowledge base\" on the safety of hydraulic structures, and a \"knowledge base\" on gender and water. [2, 7]","The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) maintains a shared platform for data exchange.\n \n One of the main ways through which the ICWC facilitates information exchange is through its Scientific-Information Centre (SIC), which maintains various databases and \"knowledge bases\". [1]\n \n The SIC maintains a database on the Syr Darya basin, which contains general information about the basin, including its morphology, water resources, water management structure and water quality, as well as data on water extraction since 1991. [2] The data is also available as a report processed by an array of computer models to deliver a combined report on the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins, designed to allow water management authorities, policymakers, and other stakeholders to track current and project future water flows in order to plan activity in the long and short term - the SIC states that data are updated every ten days. [3] While the data and analytics are not publicly available, the SIC publishes summaries of analysed data twice yearly on its website, and also maintains a public \"knowledge base\" on the Amu Darya basin, which collects books, articles, treaties, laws, maps and infographics related to it. [4, 5] The SIC also publishes a quarterly bulletin summarising water uptake data and also reporting on the ICWC's recent activity. [6]\n \n In addition, there are databases and \"knowledge bases\" on several other Central Asian river basins, as well as a database on indicators for sustainable development, a database of water management organizations, an interactive map showing best water management practices, a register of the region's water management complex, a \"knowledge base\" on integrated water resource management in Central Asia, a collection of national and international water legislation, a \"knowledge base\" on land reclamation and irrigated agriculture, a \"knowledge base\" on the safety of hydraulic structures, and a \"knowledge base\" on gender and water. [2, 7]","There is a shared platform developed by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for the exchange of data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data and Thailand is a full-member.\n\nThe MRC has Procedures for Data and Information Exchange and Sharing (PDIES) in place. It was adopted in November 2001, setting a framework for the Member Countries to share and exchange data on water resources, topography, agriculture, navigation, flood management and ecology, among others [1]. A number of data platforms have been created to store and share a variety of data including spatial data, time series, non-spatial data, and technical document. Those platforms include the Mekong Information Platform, a website that facilitates the exchange of information on integrated water resources management in the Mekong River Basin; Community Site that acts as a gateway by providing numerous fora that enable the free exchange of knowledge; and topic-specific databases, which hold data related to specific topics, such as watersheds and socio-economic data, etc. There are evidences presented by the MRC in its latest annual report showing that its information system has been in use, and the organisation has shared data with the Member Countries, as well as regional and international organisations and research institutions. However, the MRC has recognized that the speed of information sharing, adapting and using the advancing technologies in data management, and data integrity need further improvements [2]. In addition, the Asian Development Bank-sponsored Greater Mekong Sub region (GMS) programme has an Environmental Operations Centre (EOC) that runs a data portal. The GMS covers a greater geographical area than the MRC, including more of China and areas of Vietnam and Thailand that are outside the Lower Mekong Basin covered by the MRC, and the EOC portal covers themes not monitored by the MRC including water and sanitation, emissions, economy and demography [3]. \n","There is no currently active data sharing between Turkey and its riparian neighbours. \n\nAt a meeting on 2 September 2009, Turkey, Syria and Iraq decided to cooperate to initiate water training programmes, to monitor and exchange information related to climate change and drought conditions in the three countries, and to build/modernise water flow gauging stations [2]. However, there is no evidence these meetings took place [2] [3]. Turkey-Syrian relations were to deteriorate rapidly in 2011 due to the events in Syria. Meanwhile, Turkey and Iraq agreed to share hydrological and meteorological information and exchange expertise in these areas under the Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Environment and Forestry of the Republic of Turkey and the Ministry of Water Resources of the Republic of Iraq on Water of 2009 (one of 48 MoUs signed between the two countries at that time). [4] However reports state that these MoUs are yet to be implemented [5].\n\nWith respect to the sharing of data, Turkey states in its submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 only that “Data and information sharing efforts exist via bilateral meetings and Turkey shares requested data via diplomatic channels upon request.” [1] \n\nBetween 1980 and 1993, and then again between 2007-9, the Joint Technical Committee (JTC) tried, in vain, to develop transboundary water management processes. However, after 16 meetings, the technical committee was suspended due to ineffective dialogue. Currently, there is no evidence of a shared database or platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data. [6]","The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) maintains a shared platform for data exchange.\n \n One of the main ways through which the ICWC facilitates information exchange is through its Scientific-Information Centre (SIC), which maintains various databases and \"knowledge bases\". [1]\n \n The SIC maintains a database on the Amu Darya basin, which contains general information about the basin, including its morphology, water resources, water management structure and water quality, as well as data on water extraction since 1991. [2] The data is also available as a report processed by an array of computer models to deliver a combined report on the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins, designed to allow water management authorities, policymakers, and other stakeholders to track current and project future water flows in order to plan activity in the long and short term - the SIC states that data are updated every ten days. [3] While the data and analytics are not publicly available, the SIC publishes summaries of analysed data twice yearly on its website, and also maintains a public \"knowledge base\" on the Amu Darya basin, which collects books, articles, treaties, laws, maps and infographics related to it. [4, 5] The SIC also publishes a quarterly bulletin summarising water uptake data and also reporting on the ICWC's recent activity. [6]\n \n In addition, there are databases and \"knowledge bases\" on several other Central Asian river basins, as well as a database on indicators for sustainable development, a database of water management organizations, an interactive map showing best water management practices, a register of the region's water management complex, a \"knowledge base\" on integrated water resource management in Central Asia, a collection of national and international water legislation, a \"knowledge base\" on land reclamation and irrigated agriculture, a \"knowledge base\" on the safety of hydraulic structures, and a \"knowledge base\" on gender and water. [2, 7]","The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) maintains a shared platform for data exchange.\n \n One of the main ways through which the ICWC facilitates information exchange is through its Scientific-Information Centre (SIC), which maintains various databases and \"knowledge bases\". [1]\n \n The SIC maintains a database on the Amu Darya basin, which contains general information about the basin, including its morphology, water resources, water management structure and water quality, as well as data on water extraction since 1991. [2] The data is also available as a report processed by an array of computer models to deliver a combined report on the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins, designed to allow water management authorities, policymakers, and other stakeholders to track current and project future water flows in order to plan activity in the long and short term - the SIC states that data are updated every ten days. [3] While the data and analytics are not publicly available, the SIC publishes summaries of analysed data twice yearly on its website, and also maintains a public \"knowledge base\" on the Amu Darya basin, which collects books, articles, treaties, laws, maps and infographics related to it. [4, 5] The SIC also publishes a quarterly bulletin summarising water uptake data and also reporting on the ICWC's recent activity. [6]\n \n In addition, there are databases and \"knowledge bases\" on several other Central Asian river basins, as well as a database on indicators for sustainable development, a database of water management organizations, an interactive map showing best water management practices, a register of the region's water management complex, a \"knowledge base\" on integrated water resource management in Central Asia, a collection of national and international water legislation, a \"knowledge base\" on land reclamation and irrigated agriculture, a \"knowledge base\" on the safety of hydraulic structures, and a \"knowledge base\" on gender and water. [2, 7]","The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) maintains a shared platform for data exchange.\n \n One of the main ways through which the ICWC facilitates information exchange is through its Scientific-Information Centre (SIC), which maintains various databases and \"knowledge bases\". [1]\n \n The SIC maintains a database on the Syr Darya basin, which contains general information about the basin, including its morphology, water resources, water management structure and water quality, as well as data on water extraction since 1991. [2] The data is also available as a report processed by an array of computer models to deliver a combined report on the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins, designed to allow water management authorities, policymakers, and other stakeholders to track current and project future water flows in order to plan activity in the long and short term - the SIC states that data are updated every ten days. [3] While the data and analytics are not publicly available, the SIC publishes summaries of analysed data twice yearly on its website, and also maintains a public \"knowledge base\" on the Syr Darya basin, which collects books, articles, treaties, laws, maps and infographics related to it. [4, 5] The SIC also publishes a quarterly bulletin summarising water uptake data and also reporting on the ICWC's recent activity. [6]\n \n In addition, there are databases and \"knowledge bases\" on several other Central Asian river basins, as well as a database on indicators for sustainable development, a database of water management organizations, an interactive map showing best water management practices, a register of the region's water management complex, a \"knowledge base\" on integrated water resource management in Central Asia, a collection of national and international water legislation, a \"knowledge base\" on land reclamation and irrigated agriculture, a \"knowledge base\" on the safety of hydraulic structures, and a \"knowledge base\" on gender and water. [2, 7]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member countries have discussed the creation and implementation of the Amazon Regional Observatory (ORA) as a platform for data sharing among member countries, but there is no public evidence that the observatory is operational. \n\nIn 2013, at an ACTO meeting in Ecuador, member countries agreed on by-laws for the operation of ORA [1]. In 2017, ACTO reported that at a meeting in Peru member countries had agreed to “redouble efforts” to set up the ORA so that it would be operational in the first half of 2018 [2]. As of April 2019, ACTO’s website does not contain active links to an ORA platform [3]. The ORA’s mission is to create an information system with indicators from member countries regarding development and sustainability in the Amazon region. Indicators would cover social, economic, ecological, demographic and cultural data [4]. ACTO’s work is guided by the “Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda (ASCA), which was approved by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs in 2010, for an eight year implementation horizon” [5]. ASCA includes a line of action regarding Knowledge Management and Information Sharing. The ORA is supposed to help meet that goal [5]. ACTO's website does not contain any other information or references to platforms for sharing data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data [6]. \n\nSeparate from ACTO, and in the non-governmental sphere, the Amazonian Network of Geo-Referenced Socio-Environmental Information (RAISG) comprises eight institutions in six of the Amazon basin countries. RAISG produces maps and studies about the Amazon basin using information from member countries. For example, in 2017, RAISG published the Historic Cartography of Protected Natural Areas and Indigenous Territories in the Amazon, which compiled and analyzed information on the creation of protected areas and recognition of indigenous territories since the beginning of the 20th century [7].","There is a shared platform developed by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for the exchange of data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data and Myanmar is a full-member.\n\nThe MRC has Procedures for Data and Information Exchange and Sharing (PDIES) in place. It was adopted in November 2001, setting a framework for the Member Countries to share and exchange data on water resources, topography, agriculture, navigation, flood management and ecology, among others [1]. A number of data platforms have been created to store and share a variety of data including spatial data, time series, non-spatial data, and technical document. Those platforms include the Mekong Information Platform, a website that facilitates the exchange of information on integrated water resources management in the Mekong River Basin; Community Site that acts as a gateway by providing numerous fora that enable the free exchange of knowledge; and topic-specific databases, which hold data related to specific topics, such as watersheds and socio-economic data, etc. There are evidences presented by the MRC in its latest annual report showing that its information system has been in use, and the organisation has shared data with the Member Countries, as well as regional and international organisations and research institutions. However, the MRC has recognized that the speed of information sharing, adapting and using the advancing technologies in data management, and data integrity need further improvements [2]. In addition, the Asian Development Bank-sponsored Greater Mekong Sub region (GMS) programme has an Environmental Operations Centre (EOC) that runs a data portal. The GMS covers a greater geographical area than the MRC, including more of China and areas of Vietnam and Thailand that are outside the Lower Mekong Basin covered by the MRC, and the EOC portal covers themes not monitored by the MRC including water and sanitation, emissions, economy and demography [3]. \n",null,null,null,"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Informational activity.\" (\"Информационная деятельность.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/inform.htm].\n \n [4] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Afghanistan: Knowledge base\", (\"Афганистан: база знаний\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/afghanistan/knowledge-base.htm]\n \n [5] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Afghanistan Water Resources: research and assessment\", (\"Водные ресурсы: исследования и оценка\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/afghanistan/index.htm].\n \n [6] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Water Resources of Afghanistan\", (\"Водные ресурсы Афганистана\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/afghanistan/data/index.htm].\n \n [7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/].\n \n [8] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [9] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. May 2018. \"Report about the technical meeting and training on hydrology and ecology for sustainable development in the Panj / Amu river basin between Tajikistan and Afghanistan\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/AF-TJ-meeting-report-10-12may2018_ENG_with_LoP_and_agenda.pdf]. \n \n [10] Zoi Environmental Network. February 2018. \"Cooperation between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the sphere of studying rivers and protecting nature: an illustrated resume\", (\"Сотрудничество Афганистана и Таджикистана в области изучения рек и охраны природы: Иллюстрированное резюме\"). [https://zoinet.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/AFG-TJK-cartoons-rus-lowres.pdf].\n \n [11] Man and Nature (\"Инсон ба Табиат\"). 26 June 2019. \"Outcomes of the high-level meeting between the Republic of Tajikistan and the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan\", (\"Итоги совещание высокопоставленных должностных лиц и технических экспертов Республики Таджикистан и Исламской Республики Афганистан\"). [http://environment.tj/itogi-soveshhanie-vysokopostavlennyh-dolzhnostnyh-lic-i-tehnicheskih-jekspertov-respubliki-tadzhikistan-i-islamskoj-respubliki-afganistan/]. \n \n [12] Ministry of Water and Energy of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. [https://nwara.gov.af/].\n \n [13] Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan. [https://www.mewr.tj/].\n \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Thematic knowledge bases.\" (\"Тематические базы знаний.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/knowledge_base.htm].\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Knowledge Base.\" (\"База знаний по бассейну реки Амударья.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/amudarya-knowledge-base/].\n \n [5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Executive bodies.\" (\"Исполнительные органы.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/bodies_ru.htm].\n \n [6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"About SIC ICWCCA.\" (\"О НИЦ МКВК.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/about.htm].","[1] Latin American and Caribbean Economic System. ACTO’s Amazon Regional Observatory is Regulated in Quito. 2013. http://sursur.sela.org/listado-de-noticias/2013/06/reglamentan-en-quito-el-observatorio-regional-amazonico-de-la-otca/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Countries agree to redouble efforts to consolidate the Amazon Regional Observatory. 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/302\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 1st Meeting of the Amazon Regional Observatory. http://www.iiap.org.pe/upload/noticia/NOTI2131.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Agenda for Amazon Cooperation. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bfa5dfe5a1ca92b4efdb102ee8e54634.pdf\n[6] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA Search. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/search?query=compartir+datos\n[7] Amazonian Network of Geo-Referenced Socio-Environmental Information (RAISG). RAISG: a decade of innovation in the service of socio-environmental diversity of the Amazon. 2017. https://www.amazoniasocioambiental.org/en/radar/raisg-una-decada-de-innovacion-al-servicio-de-la-diversidad-socioambiental-de-la-amazonia/","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [4] Mekong River Commission. \"ISO Catagories\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/search/search [5] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index","[1] Latin American and Caribbean Economic System. ACTO’s Amazon Regional Observatory is Regulated in Quito. 2013. http://sursur.sela.org/listado-de-noticias/2013/06/reglamentan-en-quito-el-observatorio-regional-amazonico-de-la-otca/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Countries agree to redouble efforts to consolidate the Amazon Regional Observatory. 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/302\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 1st Meeting of the Amazon Regional Observatory. http://www.iiap.org.pe/upload/noticia/NOTI2131.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Agenda for Amazon Cooperation. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bfa5dfe5a1ca92b4efdb102ee8e54634.pdf\n[6] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA Search. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/search?query=compartir+datos\n[7] Amazonian Network of Geo-Referenced Socio-Environmental Information (RAISG). 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ACTO’s Amazon Regional Observatory is Regulated in Quito. 2013. http://sursur.sela.org/listado-de-noticias/2013/06/reglamentan-en-quito-el-observatorio-regional-amazonico-de-la-otca/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Countries agree to redouble efforts to consolidate the Amazon Regional Observatory. 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/302\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 1st Meeting of the Amazon Regional Observatory. http://www.iiap.org.pe/upload/noticia/NOTI2131.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Agenda for Amazon Cooperation. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bfa5dfe5a1ca92b4efdb102ee8e54634.pdf\n[6] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA Search. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/search?query=compartir+datos\n[7] Amazonian Network of Geo-Referenced Socio-Environmental Information (RAISG). 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[http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/reports.htm].\n \n [5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Syr Darya Basin Knowledge Base.\" (\"База знаний по бассейну реки Сырдарья.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/syrdarya-knowledge-base/].\n \n [6] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020. \n \n [7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Knowledge Base\", (\"База знаний\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/knowledge_base.htm].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). 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[http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/analytical_tools.htm].\n\n[4] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical reports\", (\"Аналитические отчеты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/reports.htm].\n\n[5] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Amu Darya Basin Knowledge Base.\" (\"База знаний по бассейну реки Амударья.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/amudarya-knowledge-base/].\n\n[6] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020. \n\n[7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Knowledge Base\", (\"База знаний\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/knowledge_base.htm].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) Scientific Information Centre. \"Informational activity.\" (\"Информационная деятельность.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/inform.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Database.\" (\"База данных.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/database.htm].\n\n[3] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical tools\", (\"Аналитические инструменты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/analytical_tools.htm].\n\n[4] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical reports\", (\"Аналитические отчеты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/reports.htm].\n\n[5] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Amu Darya Basin Knowledge Base.\" (\"База знаний по бассейну реки Амударья.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/amudarya-knowledge-base/].\n\n[6] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020. \n\n[7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Knowledge Base\", (\"База знаний\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/knowledge_base.htm].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) Scientific Information Centre. \"Informational activity.\" (\"Информационная деятельность.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/inform.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Database.\" (\"База данных.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/database.htm].\n\n[3] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical tools\", (\"Аналитические инструменты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/analytical_tools.htm].\n\n[4] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical reports\", (\"Аналитические отчеты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/reports.htm].\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Syr Darya Basin Knowledge Base.\" (\"База знаний по бассейну реки Сырдарья.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/syrdarya-knowledge-base/].\n\n[6] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020. \n\n[7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Knowledge Base\", (\"База знаний\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/knowledge_base.htm].","[1] Latin American and Caribbean Economic System. ACTO’s Amazon Regional Observatory is Regulated in Quito. 2013. http://sursur.sela.org/listado-de-noticias/2013/06/reglamentan-en-quito-el-observatorio-regional-amazonico-de-la-otca/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Countries agree to redouble efforts to consolidate the Amazon Regional Observatory. 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/302\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 1st Meeting of the Amazon Regional Observatory. http://www.iiap.org.pe/upload/noticia/NOTI2131.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Agenda for Amazon Cooperation. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/bfa5dfe5a1ca92b4efdb102ee8e54634.pdf\n[6] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA Search. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/search?query=compartir+datos\n[7] Amazonian Network of Geo-Referenced Socio-Environmental Information (RAISG). RAISG: a decade of innovation in the service of socio-environmental diversity of the Amazon. 2017. https://www.amazoniasocioambiental.org/en/radar/raisg-una-decada-de-innovacion-al-servicio-de-la-diversidad-socioambiental-de-la-amazonia/","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/ [3]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [4] Mekong River Commission. \"ISO Catagories\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/search/search [5] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index"]
[null,"2.6.2",null,0,0,2,0,1,1,0,2,0,0,0,0,1,0,1,0,0,1,0,0,2,2,0,1,1,1,0,1,1,1,0,1,null,null,null,"Afghanistan is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] The ICWC facilitates information exchange through its Scientific-Information Centre (SIC), which maintains a range of databases and knowledge bases on its website. [3]\n \n The ICWC website includes a publicly available specific knowledge base on Afghanistan, made up of legislation, academic publications, and a general overview of the country's water resources, although there is no information is displayed on best available techniques and research activities. [4, 5] There is also a publicly available database covering all the main rivers in Afghanistan, not just the Amu Darya, including a wide range of hydrological information, but no emission monitoring data. [6] However, no statistics for any years later than 1980 are displayed (although general gathering of water statistics is reported to have ceased in the 1980s due to conflict) and there is no evidence of efforts to update them on the SIC website. [6, 7]\n \n Since 2010, Tajikistan and Afghanistan have developed and conducted joint monitoring of the Pyanj and Amu Darya rivers which constitute their border, with formal data exchange launched in 2015. [8] However, there is no evidence that this data exchange is based on an electronic database. In a seminar in 2018, stakeholders proposed that such a database and portal for public access be developed. [9]. In July 2019, representatives of the two countries' water ministries began the process of developing a road map for water management cooperation, including on data exchange, for the period 2020-2027. [10] Work was expected to continue at a meeting in Kabul in December 2019, but no further information about the road map was found on the website of the Ministry of Energy and Water or its counterpart in Tajikistan. [11, 12]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member countries have discussed the creation and implementation of the Amazon Regional Observatory (ORA) as a platform for data sharing among member countries, but there is no public evidence that the observatory is operational. In 2013, at an ACTO meeting in Ecuador, member countries agreed on by-laws for the operation of ORA [1]. In 2017, ACTO reported that at a meeting in Peru member countries had agreed to “redouble efforts” to set up the ORA so that it would be operational in the first half of 2018 [2]. Based on the report, ORA's founding principles include information sharing and creating more knowledge about the Amazon, which indicate that ORA will be open to the public when it is launched [2]. As of April 2019, ACTO’s website does not contain active links to an ORA platform [3]. \n\nACTO's website does not contain any other information or references to platforms for sharing data that are open to the public[4]. \n","There is shared platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data. The website of the Sava Commission has available hydrological data. [1] Besides that, the SAVA geoportal is publicly available, as well as yearbooks. [2]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member countries have discussed the creation and implementation of the Amazon Regional Observatory (ORA) as a platform for data sharing among member countries, but there is no public evidence that the observatory is operational. In 2013, at an ACTO meeting in Ecuador, member countries agreed on by-laws for the operation of ORA [1]. In 2017, ACTO reported that at a meeting in Peru member countries had agreed to “redouble efforts” to set up the ORA so that it would be operational in the first half of 2018 [2]. Based on the report, ORA's founding principles include information sharing and creating more knowledge about the Amazon, which indicate that ORA will be open to the public when it is launched [2]. As of April 2019, ACTO’s website does not contain active links to an ORA platform [3]. \n\nACTO's website does not contain any other information or references to platforms for sharing data that are open to the public[4]. \n","In 1995, the governments of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin and this created the Mekong River Commission (MRC). Cambodia is a full member of the MRC. [1] \n\nThe MRC has a data portal with information about hydrology and river monitoring, drought monitoring, water quality, flood monitoring and climate change and adaptation. [2] The data at both the Mekong River Commission (MRC) and Greater Mekong Sub region Environmental Operations Centre (GMS-EOC) portals is available to the public. [2, 3] There is an administrative charge for some data available through the MRC portal. The MRC has recognized that the data collected from its member countries are generally unreliable and need further improvement [4]. The RBO has been planning to improve database on irrigation at regional level as the previous database which was created under the Basin Development Plan (BDP) Programme in 2009 is out of date [5].\n","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) Data and Information Services Portal manages a range of data and information including time-series data, spatial data and non-spatial data, which supports the MRC core functions, Member Countries, and other stakeholders. A \"Data Portal\" is presented on the official website of MRC, where limited data is available for China [1]. But although China is not a member country, it renewed the agreement with the MRC on data sharing in 2013, which was originally signed in 2002 [2]. For example, on April 8 2019, China shared its data on the water flow in Jinghong, to help the downstream countries in MRC prepare for potential risks [3]. In the Flood Forecasting section, data from the Jing Hong station in China should be available [4].","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member countries have discussed the creation and implementation of the Amazon Regional Observatory (ORA) as a platform for data sharing among member countries, but there is no public evidence that the observatory is operational. In 2013, at an ACTO meeting in Ecuador, member countries agreed on by-laws for the operation of ORA [1]. In 2017, ACTO reported that at a meeting in Peru member countries had agreed to “redouble efforts” to set up the ORA so that it would be operational in the first half of 2018 [2]. Based on the report, ORA's founding principles include information sharing and creating more knowledge about the Amazon, which indicate that ORA will be open to the public when it is launched [2]. As of April 2019, ACTO’s website does not contain active links to an ORA platform [3]. \n\nACTO's website does not contain any other information or references to platforms for sharing data that are open to the public[4]. \n","There is shared platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data. The website of the Sava Commission has available hydrological data. [1] Besides that, the SAVA geoportal is publicly available, as well as yearbooks. [2]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member countries have discussed the creation and implementation of the Amazon Regional Observatory (ORA) as a platform for data sharing among member countries, but there is no public evidence that the observatory is operational. In 2013, at an ACTO meeting in Ecuador, member countries agreed on by-laws for the operation of ORA [1]. In 2017, ACTO reported that at a meeting in Peru member countries had agreed to “redouble efforts” to set up the ORA so that it would be operational in the first half of 2018 [2]. Based on the report, ORA's founding principles include information sharing and creating more knowledge about the Amazon, which indicate that ORA will be open to the public when it is launched [2]. As of April 2019, ACTO’s website does not contain active links to an ORA platform [3]. \n\nACTO's website does not contain any other information or references to platforms for sharing data that are open to the public[4]. \n","Guinea does not have in place a shared database or platform publicly available for basin states. \n\nIndeed, the Observatory of the environment has published a single annual report in 2006 , which provides data on quantity and quality of water resources, among other indicators. (1) Moreover, the database created by this entity within the OMVS, produces information which is supposedly made available to the public through a monthly hydrological bulletin. (2) Nevertheless, on the OMVS website, in the section \"Publication of hydrological bulletins\", none of these reports is available. (3) Finally, there is no evidence that any regional integration program makes reference to data and information sharing. (4) Finally, even on the webpage of the PGIRE which is the programme for IWRM there are no publicly available databases [5].","No, there is no formal data exchange platform available to the public as confirmed through multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [1], the Foreign Ministry [2], the Department of Environment [3], the Ministry of Energy [4] and the Ministry of Agriculture [5]. The Algiers Agreement also does not mention any such platforms [6].","No. There is no joint body formed from a transboundary water management (TBWM) agreement in the Tigris-Euphrates basin (1) (2) (3). Therefore there is no shared database. See section 1.4 for details of the history of efforts to develop cooperation with Syria, Turkey and Iran.","Some data from the shared database is published twice yearly.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia's Scientific Information Centre (SIC) maintains a database of raw data and a portal of information produced through analytical models on the Syr Darya basin, but it is not publicly accessible. [1, 2] However, the SIC regularly publishes freely-accessible analytical summaries of data on the Syr Darya on its website, including data on predicted and actual water availability, releases of water from hydraulic facilities, actual water uptake by river section and reporting state, as well as water losses. [3, 4] Although the professional Syr Darya database is updated every ten days, the public analytical reports are published twice yearly, for the growing and non-growing seasons. [2, 3] Notably, the analytical reports include the water quotas for each country and river sector agreed by the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination, as well as the actual water uptake for each country; between October 2019 and March 2020 (the non-growing season), Kazakhstan was allocated a total of 0.52 km³ water from the Syr Darya, and actual water uptake was 0.5 km³. [3] The SIC also publishes a quarterly bulletin summarising water uptake data and also reporting on the ICWC's recent activity. [6]\n\n In addition, the SIC also maintains a \"knowledge base\" on the Syr Darya on its website, providing access to books, articles, infographics, maps, treaties and other documents; however, most of the academic articles available are dated pre-2014, although the majority of the knowledge base information is undated [5] All of these materials are available in Russian, and some are also available in English. [5]","Some data from the ICWC's shared database is published twice yearly, however, Kyrgyzstan does not currently participate in the ICWC and does not submit data to the database.\n \n The ICWC was founded in 1992 when members Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan signed the Almaty Agreement on transboundary water management. [1] The organization's purpose is to facilitate coordination and cooperation between its member states with regard to the management of water resources, including those of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins. [1] The ICWC is composed of the directors of the five member states' water authorities, meeting quarterly, and its website lists Kyrgyzstan's State Committee for Water Management as a member. [1, 2] Kyrgyzstan \"froze\" its membership of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS; an umbrella organisation responsible for regional policy on the Aral Sea crisis and also for the ICWC and constituent organisations) in 2016, and since 2017 has not participated in ICWC meetings. [3, 4]\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia's Scientific Information Centre (SIC) maintains a database of raw data and a portal of information produced through analytical models on the Syr Darya basin, but it is not publicly accessible. [5, 6] However, the SIC regularly publishes freely-accessible analytical summaries of data on the Syr Darya on its website, including data on predicted and actual water availability, releases of water from hydraulic facilities, actual water uptake by river section and reporting state, as well as water losses. [7, 8] Although the professional Syr Darya database is updated every ten days, the public analytical reports are published twice yearly, for the growing and non-growing seasons. [7, 8] Notably, the analytical reports include the water quotas for each country and river sector agreed by the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination, as well as the actual water uptake for each country; Kyrgyzstan's quota for the non-growing season October 2019 - March 2020 was 0.037 km³ and the report states that the country abstracted at 0.03 km³. [8]\n \n However, an expert interviewee stated that Kyrgyzstan stopped submitting water flow data to the SIC in 2015 due to concerns that SIC was controlled by the government of Uzbekistan, which provides all financing for the organisation and its headquarters. [3] The expert therefore noted that any data reported by ICWC on Kyrgyzstan is likely to be inaccurate, and also noted that all ICWC member states share Kyrgyzstan's concerns about SIC to some extent, meaning that other member states' data may also be inaccurate. [3] \n \n In addition, the SIC also maintains a \"knowledge base\" on the Syr Darya on its website, providing access to books, articles, infographics, maps, treaties and other documents; however, most of the academic articles available are dated pre-2014, although the majority of the knowledge base information is undated [9] All of these materials are available in Russian, and some are also available in English. [9]","In 1995, the governments of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin and this created the Mekong River Commission (MRC). Laos is a full member of the MRC. [1] \n\nThe MRC has a data portal with information about hydrology and river monitoring, drought monitoring, water quality, flood monitoring and climate change and adaptation. [2] The data at both the Mekong River Commission (MRC) and Greater Mekong Sub region Environmental Operations Centre (GMS-EOC) portals is available to the public. [2, 3] The information is largely free and some of it is available in Lao language. There is an administrative charge for some data available through the MRC portal. The MRC has recognized that the data collected from its member countries are generally unreliable and need further improvement [4]. The RBO has been planning to improve database on irrigation at regional level as the previous database which was created under the Basin Development Plan (BDP) Programme in 2009 is out of date [5].\n","Mali does not have in place a shared database or platform publicly available for basin states. \n\nIndeed, the Observatory of the environment has published a single annual report in 2006 , which provides data on quantity and quality of water resources, among other indicators. (1) Moreover, the database created by this entity within the OMVS, produces information which is supposedly made available to the public through a monthly hydrological bulletin. (2) Nevertheless, on the OMVS website, in the section \"Publication of hydrological bulletins\", none of these reports is available. (3) Finally, there is no evidence that any regional integration program makes reference to data and information sharing. (4) Finally, even on the webpage of the PGIRE which is the programme for IWRM there are no publicly available databases [5].","Mauritania does not have in place a shared database or platform publicly available for basin states. \n\nIndeed, the Observatory of the environment has published a single annual report in 2006 , which provides data on quantity and quality of water resources, among other indicators. (1) Moreover, the database created by this entity within the OMVS, produces information which is supposedly made available to the public through a monthly hydrological bulletin. (2) Nevertheless, on the OMVS website, in the section \"Publication of hydrological bulletins\", none of these reports is available. (3) Finally, there is no evidence that any regional integration program makes reference to data and information sharing. (4) Finally, even on the webpage of the PGIRE which is the programme for IWRM there are no publicly available databases [5].","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) Data and Information Services Portal manages a range of data and information including time-series data, spatial data and non-spatial data, which supports the MRC core functions, Member Countries, and other stakeholders. Some data is publicly available for download and is free (eg. the drought moniter while others are available as hardcopy with a request needed to access such as \"Fisheries Ecology of the Lower Mekong River : Myanmar to Tonle Sap River\" and \"Myanmar : Water Quality Monitoring and Assessment\". [1,2,3]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member countries have discussed the creation and implementation of the Amazon Regional Observatory (ORA) as a platform for data sharing among member countries, but there is no public evidence that the observatory is operational. In 2013, at an ACTO meeting in Ecuador, member countries agreed on by-laws for the operation of ORA [1]. In 2017, ACTO reported that at a meeting in Peru member countries had agreed to “redouble efforts” to set up the ORA so that it would be operational in the first half of 2018 [2]. Based on the report, ORA's founding principles include information sharing and creating more knowledge about the Amazon, which indicate that ORA will be open to the public when it is launched [2]. As of April 2019, ACTO’s website does not contain active links to an ORA platform [3]. \n\nACTO's website does not contain any other information or references to platforms for sharing data that are open to the public[4]. \n","Senegal does not have in place a shared database or platform publicly available for basin states. \n\nIndeed, the Observatory of the environment has published a single annual report in 2006 , which provides data on quantity and quality of water resources, among other indicators. (1) Moreover, the database created by this entity within the OMVS, produces information which is supposedly made available to the public through a monthly hydrological bulletin. (2) Nevertheless, on the OMVS website, in the section \"Publication of hydrological bulletins\", none of these reports is available. (3) Finally, there is no evidence that any regional integration program makes reference to data and information sharing. (4) Finally, even on the webpage of the PGIRE which is the programme for IWRM there are no publicly available databases [5].","There is shared platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data. The website of the Sava Commission has available hydrological data. [1] Besides that, the SAVA geoportal is publicly available, as well as yearbooks. [2]","There is shared platform in place for basin states to exchange data on areas such as environmental conditions, research activities and application of best available techniques or emission monitoring data. The website of the Sava Commission was available hydrological data. [1] Besides that, the SAVA geoportal is publicly available, as well as yearbooks. [2]","No shared database is publicly available regarding data on the Euphrates-Tigris basin. Every bilateral agreement between Syria and riparian states was studied to explore any available public database. No current bilateral agreements between riparian states are known to share any database. [1][2][3][4][5][6]","Some data from the shared database is published twice yearly.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia's Scientific Information Centre (SIC) maintains a database of raw data and a portal of information produced through analytical models on the Amu Darya basin, but it is not publicly accessible. [1, 2] However, the SIC regularly publishes analytical summaries of data on the Amu Darya on its website, including data on predicted and actual water availability, releases of water from hydraulic facilities, actual water uptake by river section and reporting state, as well as water losses. [3, 4] Although the professional Amu Darya database is updated every ten days, the public analytical reports are published twice yearly, for the growing and non-growing seasons. [2, 3] Notably, the analytical reports include the water quotas for each country and river sector agreed by the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination, as well as the actual water uptake for each country; between October 2019 and March 2020 (the non-growing season), Tajikistan was allocated a total of 2.48 km³ water from the Amu Darya, and actual water uptake was 2.44 km³. [3] The SIC also publishes a quarterly bulletin summarising water uptake data and also reporting on the ICWC's recent activity. [6]\n \n In addition, the SIC also maintains a \"knowledge base\" on the Amu Darya on its website, providing access to books, articles, infographics, maps, treaties and other documents; however, most of the academic articles available are dated pre-2014, although the majority of the knowledge base information is undated. [5] All of these materials are available in Russian, and some are also available in English. [5]","Some data from the shared database is published twice yearly.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia's Scientific Information Centre (SIC) maintains a database of raw data and a portal of information produced through analytical models on the Syr Darya basin, but it is not publicly accessible. [1, 2] However, the SIC regularly publishes freely-accessible analytical summaries of data on the Syr Darya on its website, including data on predicted and actual water availability, releases of water from hydraulic facilities, actual water uptake by river section and reporting state, as well as water losses. [3, 4] Although the professional Syr Darya database is updated every ten days, the public analytical reports are published twice yearly, for the growing and non-growing seasons. [2, 3] Notably, the analytical reports include the water quotas for each country and river sector agreed by the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination, as well as the actual water uptake for each country; between October 2019 and March 2020 (the non-growing season), Tajikistan was allocated a total of 0.37 km³ water from the Syr Darya, and actual water uptake was 0.03 km³. [3] The SIC also publishes a quarterly bulletin summarising water uptake data and also reporting on the ICWC's recent activity. [6]\n \n In addition, the SIC also maintains a \"knowledge base\" on the Syr Darya on its website, providing access to books, articles, infographics, maps, treaties and other documents; however, most of the academic articles available are dated pre-2014, although the majority of the knowledge base information is undated [5] All of these materials are available in Russian, and some are also available in English. [5]","In 1995, the governments of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin and this created the Mekong River Commission (MRC). Thailand is a full member of the MRC. [1] \n\nThe MRC has a data portal with information about hydrology and river monitoring, drought monitoring, water quality, flood monitoring and climate change and adaptation. [2] The data at both the Mekong River Commission (MRC) and Greater Mekong Sub region Environmental Operations Centre (GMS-EOC) portals is available to the public. [2, 3] There is an administrative charge for some data available through the MRC portal. The MRC has recognized that the data collected from its member countries are generally unreliable and need further improvement [4]. The RBO has been planning to improve database on irrigation at regional level as the previous database which was created under the Basin Development Plan (BDP) Programme in 2009 is out of date [5].\n","There is no shared database or platform for exchange of data among the states in the Euphrates-Tigris basin. With respect to the sharing of data, Turkey states in its submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 only that “Data and information sharing efforts exist via bilateral meetings and Turkey shares requested data via diplomatic channels upon request.” [1,2,3]","Some data from the shared database is published twice yearly.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia's Scientific Information Centre (SIC) maintains a database of raw data and a portal of information produced through analytical models on the Amu Darya basin, but it is not publicly accessible. [1, 2] However, the SIC regularly publishes analytical summaries of data on the Amu Darya on its website, including data on predicted and actual water availability, releases of water from hydraulic facilities, actual water uptake by river section and reporting state, as well as water losses. [3, 4] Although the professional Amu Darya database is updated every ten days, the public analytical reports are published twice yearly, for the growing and non-growing seasons. [2, 3] Notably, the analytical reports include the water quotas for each country and river sector agreed by the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination, as well as the actual water uptake for each country; between October 2019 and March 2020 (the non-growing season), Turkmenistan was allocated a total of 6.50 km³ water from the Amu Darya, and actual water uptake was 6.78 km³. [3] The SIC also publishes a quarterly bulletin summarising water uptake data and also reporting on the ICWC's recent activity. [6]\n \n In addition, the SIC also maintains a \"knowledge base\" on the Amu Darya on its website, providing access to books, articles, infographics, maps, treaties and other documents; however, most of the academic articles available are dated pre-2014, although the majority of the knowledge base information is undated. [5] All of these materials are available in Russian, and some are also available in English. [5]","Some data from the shared database is published twice yearly.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia's Scientific Information Centre (SIC) maintains a database of raw data and a portal of information produced through analytical models on the Amu Darya basin, but it is not publicly accessible. [1, 2] However, the SIC regularly publishes analytical summaries of data on the Amu Darya on its website, including data on predicted and actual water availability, releases of water from hydraulic facilities, actual water uptake by river section and reporting state, as well as water losses. [3, 4] Although the professional Amu Darya database is updated every ten days, the public analytical reports are published twice yearly, for the growing and non-growing seasons. [2, 3] Notably, the analytical reports include the water quotas for each country and river sector agreed by the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination, as well as the actual water uptake for each country; between October 2019 and March 2020 (the non-growing season), Uzbekistan was allocated a total of 6.35 km³ water from the Amu Darya, and actual water uptake was 6.59 km³. [3] The SIC also publishes a quarterly bulletin summarising water uptake data and also reporting on the ICWC's recent activity. [6]\n \n In addition, the SIC also maintains a \"knowledge base\" on the Amu Darya on its website, providing access to books, articles, infographics, maps, treaties and other documents; however, most of the academic articles available are dated pre-2014, although the majority of the knowledge base information is undated. [5] All of these materials are available in Russian, and some are also available in English. [5]","Some data from the shared database is published twice yearly.\n \n The Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia's Scientific Information Centre (SIC) maintains a database of raw data and a portal of information produced through analytical models on the Syr Darya basin, but it is not publicly accessible. [1, 2] However, the SIC regularly publishes freely-accessible analytical summaries of data on the Syr Darya on its website, including data on predicted and actual water availability, releases of water from hydraulic facilities, actual water uptake by river section and reporting state, as well as water losses. [3, 4] Although the professional Syr Darya database is updated every ten days, the public analytical reports are published twice yearly, for the growing and non-growing seasons. [2, 3] Notably, the analytical reports include the water quotas for each country and river sector agreed by the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination, as well as the actual water uptake for each country; between October 2019 and March 2020 (the non-growing season), Uzbekistan was allocated a total of 2.48 km³ water from the Syr Darya, and actual water uptake was 2.44 km³. [3] The SIC also publishes a quarterly bulletin summarising water uptake data and also reporting on the ICWC's recent activity. [6]\n \n In addition, the SIC also maintains a \"knowledge base\" on the Syr Darya on its website, providing access to books, articles, infographics, maps, treaties and other documents; however, most of the academic articles available are dated pre-2014, although the majority of the knowledge base information is undated [5] All of these materials are available in Russian, and some are also available in English. [5]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member countries have discussed the creation and implementation of the Amazon Regional Observatory (ORA) as a platform for data sharing among member countries, but there is no public evidence that the observatory is operational. In 2013, at an ACTO meeting in Ecuador, member countries agreed on by-laws for the operation of ORA [1]. In 2017, ACTO reported that at a meeting in Peru member countries had agreed to “redouble efforts” to set up the ORA so that it would be operational in the first half of 2018 [2]. Based on the report, ORA's founding principles include information sharing and creating more knowledge about the Amazon, which indicate that ORA will be open to the public when it is launched [2]. As of April 2019, ACTO’s website does not contain active links to an ORA platform [3]. \n\nACTO's website does not contain any other information or references to platforms for sharing data that are open to the public[4]. \n","In 1995, the governments of Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and Cambodia signed the Agreement on the Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of the Mekong River Basin and this created the Mekong River Commission (MRC). Vietnam is a full member of the MRC. [1] \n\nThe MRC has a data portal with information about hydrology and river monitoring, drought monitoring, water quality, flood monitoring and climate change and adaptation. [2] The data at both the Mekong River Commission (MRC) and Greater Mekong Sub region Environmental Operations Centre (GMS-EOC) portals is available to the public. [2, 3] There is an administrative charge for some data available through the MRC portal. The MRC has recognized that the data collected from its member countries are generally unreliable and need further improvement [4]. The RBO has been planning to improve database on irrigation at regional level as the previous database which was created under the Basin Development Plan (BDP) Programme in 2009 is out of date [5].\n",null,null,null,"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Informational activity.\" (\"Информационная деятельность.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/inform.htm].\n \n [4] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Afghanistan: Knowledge base\", (\"Афганистан: база знаний\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/afghanistan/knowledge-base.htm]\n \n [5] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Afghanistan Water Resources: research and assessment\", (\"Водные ресурсы: исследования и оценка\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/afghanistan/index.htm].\n \n [6] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Water Resources of Afghanistan\", (\"Водные ресурсы Афганистана\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/afghanistan/data/index.htm].\n \n [7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/].\n \n [8] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [9] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. May 2018. \"Report about the technical meeting and training on hydrology and ecology for sustainable development in the Panj / Amu river basin between Tajikistan and Afghanistan\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/AF-TJ-meeting-report-10-12may2018_ENG_with_LoP_and_agenda.pdf]. \n \n [10] Man and Nature (\"Инсон ба Табиат\"). 26 June 2019. \"Outcomes of the high-level meeting between the Republic of Tajikistan and the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan\", (\"Итоги совещание высокопоставленных должностных лиц и технических экспертов Республики Таджикистан и Исламской Республики Афганистан\"). [http://environment.tj/itogi-soveshhanie-vysokopostavlennyh-dolzhnostnyh-lic-i-tehnicheskih-jekspertov-respubliki-tadzhikistan-i-islamskoj-respubliki-afganistan/]. \n \n [11] Ministry of Water and Energy of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. [https://nwara.gov.af/].\n \n [12] Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan. [https://www.mewr.tj/].","[1] Latin American and Caribbean Economic System. ACTO’s Amazon Regional Observatory is Regulated in Quito. 2013. http://sursur.sela.org/listado-de-noticias/2013/06/reglamentan-en-quito-el-observatorio-regional-amazonico-de-la-otca/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Countries agree to redouble efforts to consolidate the Amazon Regional Observatory. 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/302\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA Search. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/search?query=compartir+datos","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"ISO Catagories\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/search/search [2] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index [3] Mekong River Commission. \"Drought Moniter\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/charts/droughtMonitor","[1] Latin American and Caribbean Economic System. ACTO’s Amazon Regional Observatory is Regulated in Quito. 2013. http://sursur.sela.org/listado-de-noticias/2013/06/reglamentan-en-quito-el-observatorio-regional-amazonico-de-la-otca/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Countries agree to redouble efforts to consolidate the Amazon Regional Observatory. 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/302\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA Search. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/search?query=compartir+datos","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"ISO Catagories\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/search/search [2] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index [3] Mekong River Commission. \"Drought Moniter\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/charts/droughtMonitor","[1] Mekong River Commission, \"Data Portal\", accessed in 2019, http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index.\n[2] Mekong River Commission, \"Upstream Partners\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/.\n[3] Mekong River Commission, \"Water flow in Jinghong of China to decrease, but without significant impact downstream\", 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/news/water-flow-in-jinghong-of-china-to-decrease-but-without-significant-impact-downstream/.\n","[1] Latin American and Caribbean Economic System. ACTO’s Amazon Regional Observatory is Regulated in Quito. 2013. http://sursur.sela.org/listado-de-noticias/2013/06/reglamentan-en-quito-el-observatorio-regional-amazonico-de-la-otca/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Countries agree to redouble efforts to consolidate the Amazon Regional Observatory. 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/302\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA Search. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/search?query=compartir+datos","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"ISO Catagories\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/search/search [2] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index [3] Mekong River Commission. \"Drought Moniter\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/charts/droughtMonitor","[1] Latin American and Caribbean Economic System. ACTO’s Amazon Regional Observatory is Regulated in Quito. 2013. http://sursur.sela.org/listado-de-noticias/2013/06/reglamentan-en-quito-el-observatorio-regional-amazonico-de-la-otca/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Countries agree to redouble efforts to consolidate the Amazon Regional Observatory. 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/302\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA Search. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/search?query=compartir+datos","(1)Observatoire de l’Environnement. 2006. \"Rapport annuel sur l'État de\nl'Environnement et des\nRessources Naturelles du\nBassin du Fleuve Sénégal \". [https://www.riob.org/fr/file/260249/download?token=LwX31jrc].\n(2) OMVS. \"Domaines d'intervention\".[http://www.omvs.org/content/domaines-dintervention].\n(3) OMVS. \"Publication of hydrological bullletins\".[http://www.omvs.org/content/publications-bulletins-hydrologique].\n(4) OMVS. \"Les programmes\". [http://www.omvs.org/content/les-programmes]. \n[5] OMVS, \"PGIRE\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/le-pgire-0","1- Iranian Parliament Research Centre, http://rc.majlis.ir/fa \n2- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, \"News and Statements\", n/a, https://mfa.ir/ \n3- Department of Environment, \"News\", https://bit.ly/2w1o9gc \n4- Ministry of Energy, \"News, Water\", n/a, http://news.moe.gov.ir/News-List/4 \n5- Ministry of Agriculture \"News\", n/a, https://www.maj.ir/Index.aspx?page_=dorsaetoolsenews&order=list&lang=1&sub=0&tempname=Main&PageIdF=1596&PageId=68&methodName=findparent\n6- Energy Laws Review (Journal), \"Analysis of Iran's Transboundary Water Course Contracts with its Neighbours\", 2018, https://jrels.ut.ac.ir/article_65818_43f07f8695337409d978139cac9550c6.pdf","(1) FAO \" Iraq - International agreements\" 2019 https://bit.ly/(2JE7OGY\n(2) International Water Law Project \"Transboundary Water Management Organizations\" 2019 https://www.internationalwaterlaw.org/institutions/transboundary_wmos.html\n(3) UN-ESWCA \"Inventory of Shared Water Resources in Western Asia\" 2013 https://waterinventory.org/sites/waterinventory.org/files/chapters/Chapter-01-Euphrates-River-Basin-web.pdf","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) Scientific Information Centre. \"Database.\" (\"База данных.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/database.htm].\n \n [2] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical tools\", (\"Аналитические инструменты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/analytical_tools.htm].\n \n [3] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical reports\", (\"Аналитические отчеты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/reports.htm].\n \n [4] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 2020. \"Analysis of the water management sityation in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya river basins for the non-growing season 2019-2020\", (\"Анализ водохозяйственной ситуации в бассейнах рек Сырдарьи и Амударьи за межвегетацию 2019-2020 года\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/pdf/analytical_report_2019-2020_ru.pdf].\n \n [5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Syr Darya Basin Knowledge Base.\" (\"База знаний по бассейну реки Сырдарья.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/syrdarya-knowledge-base/].\n\n[6] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"ICWC Bulletins\", (\"Бюллетени МКВК\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/icwc8.htm].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://91.203.172.83/activity2_ru.htm]. \n\n[3] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020. \n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 26 January 2017. \"Minutes of the 69th session of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Republic of Uzbekistan\", (\"Протокол 69-го заседания Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии (МКВК) Республики Казахстан, Кыргызской Республики, Республики Таджикистан, Туркменистана и Республики Узбекистан\"). [http://91.203.172.83/minutes/69-ru.pdf].\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) Scientific Information Centre. \"Database.\" (\"База данных.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/database.htm].\n\n[6] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical tools\", (\"Аналитические инструменты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/analytical_tools.htm].\n\n[7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical reports\", (\"Аналитические отчеты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/reports.htm].\n\n[8] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 2020. \"Analysis of the water management sityation in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya river basins for the non-growing season 2019-2020\", (\"Анализ водохозяйственной ситуации в бассейнах рек Сырдарьи и Амударьи за межвегетацию 2019-2020 года\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/pdf/analytical_report_2019-2020_ru.pdf].\n\n[9] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Syr Darya Basin Knowledge Base.\" (\"База знаний по бассейну реки Сырдарья.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/syrdarya-knowledge-base/].","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"ISO Catagories\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/search/search [2] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index [3] Mekong River Commission. \"Drought Moniter\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/charts/droughtMonitor","(1)Observatoire de l’Environnement. 2006. \"Rapport annuel sur l'État de\nl'Environnement et des\nRessources Naturelles du\nBassin du Fleuve Sénégal \". [https://www.riob.org/fr/file/260249/download?token=LwX31jrc].\n(2) OMVS. \"Domaines d'intervention\".[http://www.omvs.org/content/domaines-dintervention].\n(3) OMVS. \"Publication of hydrological bullletins\".[http://www.omvs.org/content/publications-bulletins-hydrologique].\n(4) OMVS. \"Les programmes\". [http://www.omvs.org/content/les-programmes]. \n[5] OMVS, \"PGIRE\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/le-pgire-0","(1)Observatoire de l’Environnement. 2006. \"Rapport annuel sur l'État de\nl'Environnement et des\nRessources Naturelles du\nBassin du Fleuve Sénégal \". [https://www.riob.org/fr/file/260249/download?token=LwX31jrc].\n(2) OMVS. \"Domaines d'intervention\".[http://www.omvs.org/content/domaines-dintervention].\n(3) OMVS. \"Publication of hydrological bullletins\".[http://www.omvs.org/content/publications-bulletins-hydrologique].\n(4) OMVS. \"Les programmes\". [http://www.omvs.org/content/les-programmes]. \n[5] OMVS, \"PGIRE\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/le-pgire-0","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"ISO Catagories\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/search/search [2] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index [3] Mekong River Commission. \"Drought Moniter\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/charts/droughtMonitor","[1] Latin American and Caribbean Economic System. ACTO’s Amazon Regional Observatory is Regulated in Quito. 2013. http://sursur.sela.org/listado-de-noticias/2013/06/reglamentan-en-quito-el-observatorio-regional-amazonico-de-la-otca/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Countries agree to redouble efforts to consolidate the Amazon Regional Observatory. 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/302\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA Search. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/search?query=compartir+datos","(1)Observatoire de l’Environnement. 2006. \"Rapport annuel sur l'État de\nl'Environnement et des\nRessources Naturelles du\nBassin du Fleuve Sénégal \". [https://www.riob.org/fr/file/260249/download?token=LwX31jrc].\n(2) OMVS. \"Domaines d'intervention\".[http://www.omvs.org/content/domaines-dintervention].\n(3) OMVS. \"Publication of hydrological bullletins\".[http://www.omvs.org/content/publications-bulletins-hydrologique].\n(4) OMVS. \"Les programmes\". [http://www.omvs.org/content/les-programmes]. \n[5] OMVS, \"PGIRE\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/le-pgire-0","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"ISO Catagories\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/search/search [2] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index [3] Mekong River Commission. \"Drought Moniter\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/charts/droughtMonitor","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"ISO Catagories\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/search/search [2] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index [3] Mekong River Commission. \"Drought Moniter\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/charts/droughtMonitor","[1] E-International Relations, \"Transboundary Water Governance in the Euphrates Tigris River Basin\", 22 July 2015.\nhttps://www.e-ir.info/2015/07/22/transboundary-water-governance-in-the-euphrates-tigris-river-basin/\n\n[2] Aysegül Kibaroglu, International Journal of Water Resources Development, \"State-of-the-art review of transboundary water governance in the Euphrates–Tigris river basin\", 07 December 2017\nhttps://www.researchgate.net/profile/Ayseguel_Kibaroglu/publication/321655903_State-of-the-art_review_of_transboundary_water_governance_in_the_Euphrates-Tigris_river_basin/links/5af97f100f7e9b026bf7397c/State-of-the-art-review-of-transboundary-water-governance-in-the-Euphrates-Tigris-river-basin.pdf\n\n[3] Food and Agriculture Organization, FAOLEX Database, \"Memorandum of Understanding in the field of remediation of water quality between the Government of the Republic of Turkey and the Government of the Syrian Arab Republic.\" May 2011\nhttp://www.fao.org/faolex/results/details/en/c/LEX-FAOC103198\n\n[4] Food and Agriculture Organization, FAOLEX Database, \"\nCooperation agreement in the field of environment protection between the Government of the Republic of Turkey and the Government of the Syrian Arab Republic.\" May 2011\nhttp://www.fao.org/faolex/results/details/en/c/LEX-FAOC103257\n\n[5] Food and Agriculture Organization, FAOLEX Database, \"Bilateral Agreement between Syria and Iraq concerning the installation of a Syrian pump station on the Tigris River for irrigation purposes\", 09 April 2002\nhttp://www.fao.org/faolex/results/details/en/c/LEX-FAOC054342\n\n","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) Scientific Information Centre. \"Database.\" (\"База данных.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/database.htm].\n\n[2] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical tools\", (\"Аналитические инструменты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/analytical_tools.htm].\n\n[3] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical reports\", (\"Аналитические отчеты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/reports.htm].\n\n[4] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 2020. \"Analysis of the water management sityation in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya river basins for the non-growing season 2019-2020\", (\"Анализ водохозяйственной ситуации в бассейнах рек Сырдарьи и Амударьи за межвегетацию 2019-2020 года\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/pdf/analytical_report_2019-2020_ru.pdf].\n\n[5] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Amu Darya Basin Knowledge Base.\" (\"База знаний по бассейну реки Амударья.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/amudarya-knowledge-base/].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) Scientific Information Centre. \"Database.\" (\"База данных.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/database.htm].\n\n[2] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical tools\", (\"Аналитические инструменты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/analytical_tools.htm].\n\n[3] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical reports\", (\"Аналитические отчеты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/reports.htm].\n\n[4] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 2020. \"Analysis of the water management sityation in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya river basins for the non-growing season 2019-2020\", (\"Анализ водохозяйственной ситуации в бассейнах рек Сырдарьи и Амударьи за межвегетацию 2019-2020 года\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/pdf/analytical_report_2019-2020_ru.pdf].\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Syr Darya Basin Knowledge Base.\" (\"База знаний по бассейну реки Сырдарья.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/syrdarya-knowledge-base/].","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"ISO Catagories\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/search/search [2] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index [3] Mekong River Commission. \"Drought Moniter\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/charts/droughtMonitor","[1] UN Environment–DHI Centre on Water and Environment, IWRM Data Portal national submission file Turkey, 2017, http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Turkey\n[2] Ayşegül Kibaroğlu and Waltina Scheumann. Euphrates-Tigris Rivers System: “Political Rapprochement and Transboundary Waters” in Ayşegül Kibaroğlu, Waltina Scheumann, Annıka Kramer (eds): Turkey’s Water Policy: National Frameworks and International Cooperation. Springer Science and Business Media, 2011. https://books.google.com.tr/books?id=_1I_m3pdX8gC&pg=PA294&lpg=PA294&dq=Third+Meeting+of+the+High+Level+Strategic+Cooperation+Council+Between+the+Syrian+Arab+Republic+and+the+Republic+of+Turkey&source=bl&ots=2RmzqSJjon&sig=ACfU3U2Kvr1WnlXtFALedFJIF3gmthQPlA&hl=tr&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiG89LukrnhAhWPzoUKHa7FB_4Q6AEwBHoECAcQAQ#v=onepage&q=Third%20Meeting%20of%20the%20High%20Level%20Strategic%20Cooperation%20Council%20Between%20the%20Syrian%20Arab%20Republic%20and%20the%20Republic%20of%20Turkey&f=false\n[3] Wasinger, Camille E., \"Peace Be Dammed? Water Power and Water Politics in the Tigris-Euphrates Basin\" (2015).Honors Projects. 39. https://digitalcommons.bowdoin.edu/honorsprojects/39 [4] http://waterinventory.org/surface_water/euphrates-river-basin [5] Tugba Evrim Maden/Anatolian Agency. 29 January 2019. \"Türkiye'nin sınıraşan sular politikası: Fırat-Dicle Havzası\" (\"Turkey's transboundary water policy: the Euphrates-Tigris Basin\") https://www.aa.com.tr/tr/analiz-haber/turkiye-nin-sinirasan-sular-politikasi-firat-dicle-havzasi/1377914","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) Scientific Information Centre. \"Database.\" (\"База данных.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/database.htm].\n\n[2] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical tools\", (\"Аналитические инструменты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/analytical_tools.htm].\n\n[3] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical reports\", (\"Аналитические отчеты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/reports.htm].\n\n[4] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 2020. \"Analysis of the water management sityation in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya river basins for the non-growing season 2019-2020\", (\"Анализ водохозяйственной ситуации в бассейнах рек Сырдарьи и Амударьи за межвегетацию 2019-2020 года\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/pdf/analytical_report_2019-2020_ru.pdf].\n\n[5] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Amu Darya Basin Knowledge Base.\" (\"База знаний по бассейну реки Амударья.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/amudarya-knowledge-base/].\n\n[6] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020.","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) Scientific Information Centre. \"Database.\" (\"База данных.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/database.htm].\n\n[2] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical tools\", (\"Аналитические инструменты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/analytical_tools.htm].\n\n[3] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical reports\", (\"Аналитические отчеты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/reports.htm].\n\n[4] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 2020. \"Analysis of the water management sityation in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya river basins for the non-growing season 2019-2020\", (\"Анализ водохозяйственной ситуации в бассейнах рек Сырдарьи и Амударьи за межвегетацию 2019-2020 года\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/pdf/analytical_report_2019-2020_ru.pdf].\n\n[5] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Amu Darya Basin Knowledge Base.\" (\"База знаний по бассейну реки Амударья.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/amudarya-knowledge-base/].\n\n[6] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020.","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) Scientific Information Centre. \"Database.\" (\"База данных.\") [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/database.htm].\n\n[2] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical tools\", (\"Аналитические инструменты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/analytical_tools.htm].\n\n[3] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. \"Analytical reports\", (\"Аналитические отчеты\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/reports.htm].\n\n[4] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 2020. \"Analysis of the water management sityation in the Syr Darya and Amu Darya river basins for the non-growing season 2019-2020\", (\"Анализ водохозяйственной ситуации в бассейнах рек Сырдарьи и Амударьи за межвегетацию 2019-2020 года\"). [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/pdf/analytical_report_2019-2020_ru.pdf].\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Syr Darya Basin Knowledge Base.\" (\"База знаний по бассейну реки Сырдарья.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/syrdarya-knowledge-base/].\n\n[6] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020.","[1] Latin American and Caribbean Economic System. ACTO’s Amazon Regional Observatory is Regulated in Quito. 2013. http://sursur.sela.org/listado-de-noticias/2013/06/reglamentan-en-quito-el-observatorio-regional-amazonico-de-la-otca/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Countries agree to redouble efforts to consolidate the Amazon Regional Observatory. 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/news/details/302\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA Search. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/search?query=compartir+datos","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"ISO Catagories\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/search/search [2] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index [3] Mekong River Commission. \"Drought Moniter\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/charts/droughtMonitor"]
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[null,"3.1.1",null,1,2,1,2,1,2,2,2,1,1,1,1,2,1,0,2,0,1,2,1,2,2,0,1,1,2,2,1,1,1,1,1,null,null,null,"In Afghanistan, there is a system for national monitoring of water availability, however the results are not publically available. \n \n According to an academic interviewed, Afghanistan has conducted national monitoring of water availability since 2008. [1] The Ministry of Energy and Water was supported by international partners to rebuild abandoned and destroyed water monitoring facilities and restore lost capacity from the mid-2000s. [2, 3] Despite this, coverage of water monitoring can be limited, and low capacity from Ministry technicians limits its scope. [1, 2] The Ministry of Energy and Water has seven departments responsible for different parts of the water monitoring process, with no coherent or harmonised procedures in place. [9] Water monitoring data is considered sensitive by the government due to the security situation in the country, and therefore the data that is collected is not made public. [1] The type of data collected and the regularity of monitoring have not been reported on the Ministry website or by international observors. [2, 3, 6, 9]\n \n The National Water Affairs Regulation Authority (which replaced the Ministry of Energy and Water in 2019) activity report for 2019 briefly mentions plans to develop the hydrological data system - by 2020, 43 water flow monitoring devices of a planned 70 had been installed, divided between the country's five river basins. [10] The authority also plans to establish a data center in the Department of Water Resources for analysis of hydrometrological figures, as well as development of six laboratories for analysis of water sediments. [10] However, no further information on this plan was found on the NWARA website. [6]\n \n Since 2005, the Danish Committee for Aid to Afghan Refugees (DACAAR) has conducted groundwater monitoring in the country. [4] DACAAR conducts groundwater monitoring in 29 provinces of Afghanistan through the construction of 363 Ground Water Monitoring Wells covering approximately 85 percent of the river basins of the country. Depending on the security situation of the area, Groundwater Monitoring Teams visit these wells on a monthly basis to measure water levels and test water samples on a semi-annual basis. [5] However, no results of the monitoring conducted by DACAAR are publicly available. [5]\n \n No further information on the national water monitoring system was found on the websites of the NWARA, the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation and the Ministry of Rural Development. [6, 7, 8]","Bolivia has a regular monitoring programme of water availability and results are publicly available. \n\nThe National Service of Meteorology and Hydrology (SENAMHI) 's Hydrology Unit is tasked with carrying out water level monitoring, creating forecasts and alerts, and installing and maintaining monitoring stations [3]. SENAMHI was created by Supreme Decree 08465 of 1968, and is a technical agency under the control of the Ministry of Environment and Water [4]. \n\nSENAMHI provides daily water levels for bodies of water measured across the country and made publicly available via its website [1]. The Hydrological Bulletins are published weekly and the most recent report on SENAMHI’s website is from May 2019 [1]. Inside the bulletins, SENAMHI provides current and historical water level data from monitoring stations in four different basins/watersheds, which cover the entire national territory [2]. SENAMHI’s Hydrology Unit is tasked with carrying out water level monitoring, creating forecasts and alerts, and installing and maintaining monitoring stations [3]. \n\nThe Ministry of Environment and Water also hosts the Information System for Water and Sanitation in Bolivia (SIAB), but a login is required to access the data and it is not clear what information is shared via the system [5].","In Bosnia and Herzegovina there is a system for national monitoring of water availability.\n\nArticles 14, 41, 44-47 of the Water Law of Republic of Srpska and articles 3, 22, 29, 91 of the Water Law of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina regulate water monitoring, including of water availability. A system is based on the entity level Water Monitoring Plan and in Republic of Srpska it is responsibility of the Water Srpska, while in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina it is responsibility of the Agency for the Sava River Basin and Agency for the Adriatic Sea Basin. [2, 3]\n\nBosnia and Herzegovina is not scored for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on National monitoring of water availability (includes surface and/or groundwater, as relevant to the country) because of internal state organisation. However, the assessment states that monitoring is the responsibility of entity level institutions. The assessment suggests that monitoring is performed in accordance with available resources (human, technical and financial). Most information on results of the monitoring are publicly available, and specific information are available to stakeholders on their request. A Hydrological yearbook is published on an annual basis issued for the entity Federation of BiH by the Federal hydro-meteorological institute, Sava River Watershed Agency and Adriatic Sea Watershed Agency. [1]","Brazil has the National Hydrometeorological Network, which is a system that monitors water availability in the entire country and the results are publically available.\n\nThe National Hydrometeorological Network is composed of over 4,000 stations spread across the country, which monitor the volume of rain, the level and drainage of rivers, the quantity of sediments, and evaporation and quality of water. The National Hydrometeorological Network is run by the National Water Agency (ANA). [1]\n\nANA makes the data available through three systems. \"Hydroweb\" contains all data collected by the National Hydrometeorological Network. \"Telemetria\" contains hydrological data collected real-time by the stations. [1] The third system, the National System of Information on Water Resources (SNIRH), is a mechanism to share data with other relevant bodies, including ministries, the private sector and civil society. [1] The SNIRH is a mechanism established by the National Policy for Water Resources, created by Law no. 9,433 of 1997. In this law, the SNIRH can be found in Articles 25, 26 and 27. Article 26-III explicitly states that \"data access and information is guaranteed for all of society\". [2] The SNIRH's principles are to decentralise the collection and production of data and information, but then centralise it through a unified coordinated system. The SNIRH is managed by the National System for the Management of Water Resources, which is presided by the National Council for Water Resources (CNRH). [2]","Cambodia doesn't have a system for national monitoring of water availability, but it has implemented some monitoring programmes on ad-hoc basis.\n\nCambodia, as a member of the MRC, has the responsibilities to implement activities of its part of the joint water monitoring program with the support and coordination of the MRC. Department of Hydrology and River Works under the Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology has been carrying out Discharge and Sediment Monitoring Project to collect, compile and provide water level, discharge and suspended sediment transport data at stations along the Mekong River and Bassac River in the Mekong Basin [1]. A Hydrological station network is also in place. There are currently 200 manual rainfall stations in Cambodia, approximately 10 of which are delivering continuous time-series data, and 127 hydrological stations are also present, 97 of which monitor water level [2]. Hydrological data are regularly updated and publicly available on the website of Department of Hydrology and River Works [3]. However, to date no groundwater exploitation data is available in Cambodia, although groundwater has been a main source of water for many people in rural areas especially in dry season. In the past 20 years, only two major research projects have conducted (one by Japan International Cooperation Agency in 2002 and the other one by the International Development Enterprises in 2008) [4].","The Ministry of Water Resources (MWR) is responsible for regular monitoring of the water resources in China [1]. It has an online information system that publishes real time data on the major basin areas, rivers, reservoirs, etc. This platform also publishes warnings on potential floods or drought [2]. In 2012, the MWR and Ministry of Finance initiated a national programme to build a more robust water resources monitoring system [3]. In 2018, the Ministry of Water Resources published the “Measures on Monitoring Provincial Boundaries of Waters” [4]. In 2019, a monitoring system for undergound waters was completed [5].","Colombia’s National Monitoring Program for Water Resources (PNMRH) monitors water availability in the country, and some data is publicly available. \nThe PNMRH is a product of the National Policy for the Integrated Management of Water Resources 2010-2022 (PNGIRH). The PNMRH has five objectives, including collecting water data and creating knowledge on Colombia’s water cycle, and communicating that information broadly to promote greater participation in management of water resources [1]. The PNMRH’s monitoring network includes around 3,200 stations that monitor water quality and availability throughout the country [2]. In 2016, the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development undertook a process to update the PNMRH. The document reporting on the update process notes that the PNMRH monitors the quantity of water in surface bodies as well as subterranean waters [3]. \nWater data is centralized in the Water Resource Information System (SIRH), and data series on water availability are publically available for the monitoring stations [4]. The available data includes the average water supply, average supply during dry season, demand, vulnerability and regulation index. Monitoring stations are accessible by region, zone and subzone or by department and municipality [4]. The SIRH's website does not include a feature to request additional information [5].","In Croatia there is a system for national monitoring of water availability. \n\nIn 2016 Croatian introduced their Long term Monitoring Programme, that aims to comprehensively capture the quality and quantity of water across the country [2]. It will also upgrade the current monitoring system [2]. The current Croatian Waters process collects information on (i) monitoring of the status of waters, (ii) hydrological and meteorological monitoring, (iii) monitoring of the load and emission into water, (iv) the monitoring of the state of water structures, and (v) monitoring established in the procedures of the strategic Environmental Impact Assessment of Planned Water Management Documents. [2] The Organisation publishes the results of this monitoring in annual plans prepared in line with the Ordinance on the Standard of Water Quality. [3]\n\nCroatia reports the score 80 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on National monitoring of water availability (includes surface and/or groundwater, as relevant to the country). The assessment states that \"in order to retain a high level of efficient protection from water-related diseases, the quality of drinking water in Croatia is monitored by authorized institutes in accordance with the water quality control standards\". The Institute for Public Health and its laboratories is in charge for monitoring of the quality of the water for human consumption on regular basis. The surface and groundwater is monitored by Croatian Waters -the water agency which also has its own laboratory. [1]","Ecuador has a system for national monitoring of water availability and the results are publicly available. \n\nThe National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (INAMHI) maintains a network of hydrological monitoring stations throughout Ecuador [1]. INAHMI’s website contains a publicly available visualization tool that lists 40 monitoring stations, which are distributed geographically across the country. Current and historical water level data can be consulted for each station, although as of May 2019 some of the stations were not updating properly [2]. The tool also lists stations by basin or watershed, as well as by status (no data, normal, yellow alert, red alert) [2]. The network covers about 90% of basins in the country and all of Ecuador's hydrographic regions have at least one monitoring station [3, 4, 5] INAMHI's monitoring network is separate from the Secretariat of Water's Public Water Registry (RPA), which was unreachable as of May 2019 [6, 7].\n","There is a a system for national monitoring of water availability in place in Guiniea, however its current functionality is hard to ascertain and the restults are not open to the public.\n\nThe National Hydraulics Directorate within the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics is the technical structure responsible for the implementation of the main hydrological activities throughout the country. \n\nThe agency has four Technical Divisions: the Hydrology Division, the Research Division and the Water Resources Planning Division, the legislation and Regulations Division and the National Flood Forecasting Center. The Hydrology Division is responsible for monitoring the water availability. It is composed of 86 stations, with approximatively 50 of them currently operating. This information is then processed and hydrological reports are then published each year. (1) Nevertheless, none of these hydrological reports could be found in the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics, in the National Directorate of Water and Forests or in the Ministry of Environment, Water and Forests. (2,3,4) Moreover, there is no evidence of a programme related to national monitoring of water availability in the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page (it does not have an official website), in the National Directorate of Water and Forests or in reports from the National Hydraulics Directorate (3,4,5) No further information could be found in the National Hydraulics Directorate since it does not have its own website.\n\nHowever, in a report supported by the UN on the development of IWRM in Guinea, it is stated that hydrometeorological databases are available through the National Hydraulics Directorate. However, no further information could be found in this agency, since it does not have its own website. It is also mentioned that, although there are monitoring stations in place, data exploitation rarely occurs. (6)\n\nFinally, the country gets the score of 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question for national monitoring of water availability. The assessment states that in Guinea, long-term national monitoring is carried out, but with limited coverage. Moreover, its use by stakeholders is also limited . (7) \n\n","National monitoring of water availability is undertaken as part of by Iran's Water Monitoring System (IWMS) - which is operated by the Ministry of Energy. \n\nThere is a national water consumption and availability portal for farmers ,SAMAB, that registers all the data regarding water availability and consumption [1]. The pilot portal was first operational in 2011 and was initiated by the Management of Water Resources' Company - however it can only be accessed by the relevant stakeholder holders [2]. \n","The Iraqi Ministry of Water Resources has two specialized departments of the Ministry responsible for water monitoring, inc: \n- The General Authority for Groundwater: prepares hydrogeological studies and investigations on the location water reservoirs by drilling wells that monitor underground water (2) \n- The National Center for Water Resource Management: Work on establishing a sophisticated communication system which aim to transfer field information to policy makers in order to ensure fair distribution of water quotas, maintain acceptable water quality, and direct research studies to increase irrigation efficiency, use unconventional water resources and conduct experiments for salt water or heavy water use. (3)\n\n\n--- Below is related to quality, not availability----\nMore recently, in July 2018, the Ministry of Construction and Housing announced the launch of the largest national water monitoring project, which consists of seven specialized stations on the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. These stations will be monitor the quality of water in order to insure an immediate treatment in case of any emergency situation related to pollution. (4) However, as shown by the FAO report on Iraq these local systems of monitoring of water availability are insufficient in dealing with severe pollution issues as they are developed in the whole of the Iraqi national territory. These challenges are further complicated by security problems that make national infrastructure particularly vulnerable to terrorist attacks (5). \n\nThus, Iraq has been receiving important technical and financial support from international organizations and partner governments to reinforce its system for national monitoring of water availability. \n\n- The European Union undertook in 2017 a project to monitor water quality in 10 different provinces through the Spanish company Domains and organized training for local cadres to deal with monitoring modern systems. (6)\n\n- The UNICEF launched in 2010 its project \"Evaluation of Water Quality Control and Surveillance in Iraq\". The first phase of this project was funded at USD 6.26 million and aimed at expanding the water quality monitoring network, include wastewater treatment plants and perform extra quality analysis to meet Iraqi national and WHO standards for drinking water. A network of 15 governorate, 30 district and 220 water quality laboratories were established at water treatment plants. It also included a delivery of 7 water quality monitoring mobile laboratories (3 for Ministry of Environment, 2 for Ministry of Municipalities and one each for Mayoralty of Baghdad and Erbil). (7)\n\n- WHO: In 2013, the WHO has trained laboratory technicians and sanitary inspectors on water quality monitoring and testing and supported the Ministry of Environment in implementing an environmental and hygiene awareness campaigns. (8)\n\n- World Bank: The World Bank is currently working in coordination with Iraqi government on the “Baghdad Water Supply and Sewerage Improvement Project” (2018-2023). This project includes a US$ 10 million fund for the improvement of monitoring and evaluation of water quality. (9)\n","A system for national monitoring of water availability is in place and data are published publicly.\n \n Kazakhstan's 2003 Water Code mandates the conduct of regular systematic determination of the amount of water available in surface and sub-surface water bodies, including information on water quality, safety for industrial or human use and actual usage, to be implemented by the hydrometereological service, Kazgidromet, of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources. [1, 2] Procedure for this monitoring requires the establishment and operation of a network of water monitoring stations to measure water quantity and quality, and thus determine the water resources available nationwide, as well as to maintain a database on water resources available in each region of the country and all river basins, lakes, and parts of these. [3] Additionally, water users, defined under the Water Code as individuals and legal entities authorised to receive and use water resources for own or commercial needs, are required to report the amount of water received. This is realised in practice by submission of statistics through official forms to the National Statistics Committee. [3, 8] At local level, in addition to Kazgidromet monitoring posts, the Committee for Water Resources' Basin Inspectorates, responsible for water resource management in individual basins, are responsible for collection of water availability data, by operating and maintaining measuring instruments installed at hydraulic facilities and verifying water users' reports on volumes of water received. [1, 4] \n \n Kazgidromet conducts constant monitoring of water availability from 352 monitoring posts nationwide, conducting daily measurements of water level and temperature, with assessment of water use data conducted every ten days. [5] Water flow data is published daily on the body's website. [6] \n \n Despite this, a 2020 report by the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) describes \"confusion\" in water availability statistics in Kazakhstan, stating that different agencies use different statistics, and proposes the creation of a Single Register of water resources, to be updated annually. [7] \n \n Under the Water Code, water availability figures are to be made available to a range of interested state agencies, and partially publicised annually by the State Water Cadastre. [1] However, water cadastre publications, including water availability statistics, were only found for the years 2010-2017 on the ICWC website. [8, 9] No evidence of an electronic Water Cadastre publication was found on the websites of the Ministry of Ecology or Kazgidromet. [10, 11] However, country-level statistics on water abstraction, use, losses, recycling and its quality are published by the country's Statistics Agency on its website, based on information reported by water users and collated by the Committee for Water Resources. [12, 13] However, this data is not disaggregated by river basin or region of the country. [12]","There is a system for national monitoring of water availability in Kyrgyzstan but the results are not regularly published.\n \n In Kyrgyzstan, the State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘SAW’), previously the Department of Water Resources and Land Improvement of the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Improvement of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘DWRLI’) until 2019, is charged with “water monitoring functions” and mandated to monitor the status and use of water resources in collaboration with other state bodies, local governments and water users. [1] Indeed, the State Hydrometeorology Body (“Kyrgyzhydromet”) is specially authorised to contribute to the development of the information system for monitoring of water resources and to maintain the “State Water Cadastre” (which includes information on the quantity and quality of surface waters, the quantity and quality of underground waters, the status, condition and location of state owned water economy constructions and irrigation systems, etc.). According to information on a Water Information System developed for the SAW under a World Bank project in 2018, Kyrgyzhydromet contributes (unspecified) data to the SAW for inclusion into the database. [7, 8] \n \n Under its establishing legislation, Kyrgyzhydromet is charged with monitoring “all hydrometeorological information” to the “satisfaction of the needs of the population”, which includes surface waters, underground waters, and glacial waters (no mention is made of sustaining additional water demands after considering other current water uses and water conditions). [3] Additionally, Kyrgyzhydromet is required to “regularly” collect, analyse and monitor information, though no specific timescales are mentioned in its founding legislation. [3]\n \n Under its establishing legislation, Kyrgyzhydromet is also charged with “the presentation of information in the field of hydrology and hydro metrology”. [3] All general data and information (defined as factual and prognostic information received and collected in the manner established by the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic) should be presented without delay and can be communicated to users (consumers) in textual and tabular graphical form by mail, through the media, by telegraph, through electronic communication networks in regular messages and upon request. [3]\n \n Activities of Kyrgyzhydromet are financed through the state budget and “special means” (payments from the consumers of specialised information). [3] It is unclear how regularly monitoring activities are carried out; Kyrgyzhydromet's website shows that water levels were last published in May 2018. [4] The Kyrgyzhydromet website does not give an indication of which resources it uses, or how it carries out water monitoring activities. [4]\n \n However, a local water resources expert interviewee noted that Kyrgyzhydromet only carries out regular monitoring of water availability for a very limited number of water bodies (Lake Issyk-Kul and the Talas River), and that this information is not actually shared with the SAW, but is actually obtained within the framework of an entirely separate project framework funded by the Finnish Environment Institute. [2] This project, running 2014-2018, developed an Information System of Environment Monitoring over Water Objects, covering Lake Issyk-Kul and Son Kul, to be maintained by Kyrgyzhydromet and the State Agency for Environmental Protection and Forestry. [9] The system was reported to be accessible online in 2018. [10] However, no webpage for the system could be found online, and a website for the Finnish Environment Institute project contains no information dated later than 2018. [11] The local water expert interviewed noted that in practice, information on Kyrgyzhydromet’s water quantity monitoring activities is not made publicly available. [2] \n \n Additionally, according to a 2013 report on integrated water resources management in Kyrgyzstan by the Ministry of Agriculture and Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, the National Statistical Committee (‘NSC’) of the Kyrgyz Republic was responsible for \"public accounting and supervision of statistical reporting on the condition and use of water resources\". [5] However, the report does not state whether the NSC publishes these statistics. [5] At the time of research, the website of the NSC was found to include recent data relating to water use, but there is no data on the availability of water resources. [6]","In Laos, no water availability monitoring programme has been established yet. \n\nSome sector and location specific monitoring does occur, but there is no available evidence for a coordinated, regular or systematic programme. The Ministry of Public Works and Transport monitors water availability for urban water supply, but has stated that there is a lack of a systematic or national approach to defining the ground water resource. [1] In late 2018 the government asked all hydropower projects to report on water flows, storage and releases as part of what the World Bank describes as “crucial energy sector reforms” in the absence of management of water resources, including coordination of power facilities with non-power uses of water”. [2] Efforts over the last twelve years to set up river basin-wide water resource planning in Laos’s Nam Ngum river basin have included some water availability studies and reveal that Laos has the highest per capita water availability in Asia. [3]","Yes Mali has a national system to monitor and assess water based on a network of observation stations and results are published publicly on a weekly basis.\n\nThe National Directorate of Hydraulics (DNH) is responsible for the monitoring and observation of the surface water network and updating the national hydrological data base [1]. The data is shared on an electronic portal Hydraccess to which only the concerned parties have access [1]. However, the DNH regularly publishes hydrological bulletins on its website [2], which are updated on a weekly basis [3]. These bulletins concern Mali's main rivers: Senegal, Niger, and their affluents. Water height, debit flow, and other variables are measured on a daily basis at various stations, 14 of which are featured in the weekly bulletins [3]. However, there are about 150 stations across the country that are operated by the DNH and the data has been continuously collected since 1903 for the Senegal river [1]. The database belongs to the DNH and it can be accessed upon demand by the relevant stakeholders (e.g. Ministry of Energy and Water representatives, academic researchers, representatives of potable water companies, NGOs and local water users associations, etc.) to the DNH. [1], [4]","The monitoring of water availability in Mauritania is done through hydro-geological and geophysical studies, research boreholes and piezometric monitoring of aquifers in operation [1]. It is under the remit of the National Center for Water Resources (CNRE), a public administrative institution responsible for the exploration, assessment, monitoring and protection of water resources [2]. However, the data is not publicly available as the CNRE does not have a website itself, and no such data is available on the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation's website either [3]. It is to be noted that the OMVS regularly monitors water levels through its stations on the river Senegal [4]. It also appears that a private copmany, the BACOMAB Trust Fund is monitoring Mauritania's waters regularly [5], [6] but this is not done by the public institutions.","In 2014, Myanmar’s Water Resources Committee (NWRC) introduced the National Water Policy (NWP) with plans for data collection and monitoring. However, Myanmar doesn't have a system for national monitoring of water availability, but it has implemented some monitoring programmes in collaboration with international organizations.\n\nIn Myanmar, Monitoring has been carried out in collaboration with various international organizations and covers water availability. Data, however, is not publicly available although summaries are found in reports. [1] The Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation, Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department is also running a pilot project of groundwater monitoring in Myanmar. The monitoring data, however, is not available publicly. [2] The Department of Meteorology and Hydrology does routine assessment of water in major rivers as well as monitor acid deposition. Records are available on their website. [3,4] Apart from DMH, there are some governmental agencies such as: Yangon/ Mandalay City Development Committee, Department of Health, Department of Atomic Energy, Irrigation Department, Water Resources Utilization Department etc., which monitor water and air qualities in various areas respectively. The monitored areas includes farmland, hydropower stations, livestock farms, forests, industrial wastewater, etc. [4]","There is a regular monitoring programme of water availability and results are publicly available, however some area require registration in order to access the data. \n\nThe National Authority of Water (ANA) is responsible for monitoring and collecting data on water availability in Perú. The ANA operates a portal, the National Information System of Water Resources (SNIRH), which is the technological and institutional network created to support the National Water Resources Management System. SNIRH consists of data from various institutions that generate information about water. [1] Users need to register and a national ID is required - therefore this information cannot be considered fully \"public\" [1,2]\n\nThe ANA SNIRH portal does produce a daily, publically available, report, under the menu option “Reporte”, that summarizes the water supply of rivers, reservoirs, lakes and other bodies of water. [3]\n\nThe ANA collaborates in particular with the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation to publish data through the Official Water Information System (Sistema Oficial de Información del Agua, SOFIA). [3,4] Data on wastewater permits and the total allowed discharge is publically available. [5]","In Senegal a system for national monitoring of water availability is in place. However, there is insufficient information to confirm that results are regularly published.\n\nThe Directorate of Water Resources Management and Planning (DGPRE), has the responsibility of monitoring the different aquifers and rivers and generating data that is then distributed through the different agencies. (1) The DGPRE has 72 hydrological stations that generate data to monitor surface water. (2) Nevertheless, results from this monitoring system could not be found on the DUPREes website or in the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation. (3,4) The country gets the score of 70 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question for national monitoring of water availability. The assessment states that in SÉNÉGAL, long-term national monitoring is carried out, with a very good coverage and an adequate use by stakeholders . (5) \n\nMoreover, the National Center for Water and Sanitation has, within its mandate, the responsibility to centralize, exploit and value the data, but also share it. Indeed \"the mission of the Center is to bring together the different departments of the Ministry and the actors involved in the water sector in order to centralize all their publications, data produced and information, process, digitize, and make them available to users who need them as part of their work\". This platform is available through a user registry.(6) However, the website associated to this platform, where you should be able to enter the user name, could not be found online. However, this center is physically open to the public, at the Headquarters in Dakar(6). In this sense, further information could not be provided about the regularity of publication of the monitoring reports.","In Serbia there is a system for national monitoring of water availability.\n\nA Programme for monitoring status of water is performed on annual basis by the Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) based on requirements outlined in the Water Law [5]. The requirements outline the quality and quantity metrics (Article 93 and 122) that should be included and was updated by Decree in 2016 [6]. This legislation is implemented through a Programme for monitoring status of water is approved by the Government in the form of ordinance. [1, 2]. The ordinance is implemented by SEPA [1]. Monitoring data is publicly available on the website of the Environmental Protection Agency. The data on this website appears up to date. [3] \n\nThere are 3470 controlled installations, 110 staff dedicated to monitoring water in Serbia. These are run by the state inspectorate [7]\n\nIn addition, Serbia reports the score 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on National monitoring of water availability (includes surface and/or groundwater, as relevant to the country). The assessment states that since 2003, Provincial Secretariat for Urban Planning and Environmental Protection carries out monitoring of surface and groundwater on the territory of AP Vojvodina, as a complement to the National water quality monitoring performed by Serbian Environmental Protection Agency. Also, surface and groundwater monitoring is performed by the Republic Hydrometeorological Service of Serbia and some monitoring has been implemented through projects by different stakeholders, such as Institute for Water Jaroslav Cerni. [4]","In Slovenia there is a system for national monitoring of water availability. \n\nThere is evidence of a significant monitoring system due to the up to date Information available at the website of the Environment Agency. This site includes water data such as: water permits, hydrological forecast, water status, emissions to water, water quality. [2] Collection of this data necessities significant water monitoring infrastructure. \n\nSlovenia reports the score 70 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on National monitoring of water availability (includes surface and/or groundwater, as relevant to the country). The assessment states that the monitoring systems are established at different levels and in line with the provisions of the EU Water Framework Directive (e.g. state level for monitoring the status of water, level of polluters and holders of water rights for the monitoring of pressures following the logic of the PPP) and provide reliable information with good coverage. Information is publicly available at the Slovenian Environment Agency http://www.arso.gov.si/ Beside water quality monitoring, hydrological monitoring are also in place and available at the same institution. [1]","There is some evidence that the Ministry of Water Resources undertakes some limited monitoring of water availability. \n\nAccording to INECO, “Institutional and Economic Instruments for Sustainable Water Management in the Mediterranean Basin”, an Action Project supported by the European Commission, there is lack of efficient systems for monitoring the quantity and quality of water resources in Syria. [1] There is lack of high‐level expertise, equipment, supplies, laboratories, raw materials, spare parts and financial transparency to provide data for water quantity in the country. However the report does state that somoe limited monitoring does take place [1,2]\n\nThe executive instructions of the Syrian Water Legislation (No.31) entrusts the Ministry of Water resources to provide national monitoring of water quantity through the formation of various committees such as the General Authority for Water Resources. However, the document does not provide an procedural outline for the same, nor any evidence of implementation. [2]\n\n","There is a system for national monitoring of water availability in the Republic of Tajikistan, however it is limited and not all results are publicly available.\n \n Under its establishing decree, the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan (‘MEWR’) is responsible for monitoring water bodies together with other specially authorized state bodies. [1] Under the 2011 Law on Environmental Monitoring, Tajikhydromet, the state hydrometeorological service, is charged with collecting data on surface water reserves. [2] Tajikhydromet is also responsible for developing an electronic information system on water resources and to maintaining the Water Cadastre, which includes information on the quantity and quality of surface and ground water, among other data. [2] However, this legislation does not stipulate any requirements for Tajikhydromet to collect, analyse and monitor data on the quantity and quality of surface and ground water (i.e. there are no specific requirements mentioned on modalities and regularity of water monitoring). [1, 3]\n \n According to a 2017 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (‘UNECE’), the water resources monitoring networks in the Republic of Tajikistan are poorly equipped, particularly those of the Committee on Environmental Protection, including Tajikhydromet. [4] The report notes that due to a lack of equipment and resources, the amount of monitoring points is limited for ambient air and water pollution. [4]\n \n Regulations require Tajikhydromet to make water monitoring data available to the public through its website, and through TAJSTAT, the statistics agency. [2, 3] However, the UNECE report notes that collection of water statistics was suspended in 2010, and that comprehensive data on water use and water pollution are no longer available. [4] The 2017 report suggests (though it does not say explicitly) that collection of water statistics was carried out before 2010; however, no other evidence was found to suggest that such data was being collected before 2010. [4]\n \n In 2019 a statistical report on “Environmental Protection” was published by TAJSTAT, which included up-to-date information on the availability of drinking water resources, levels of water resources in Tajikistan’s water bodies and water use statistics. [5] However, no more recent data on water resources in Tajikistan was available on the TAJSTAT website. [6] No data on water availability was found on Tajikhydromet’s website. [7]\n \n According to a water resources expert interviewee, the MEWR does carry out certain water body monitoring activities in practice, in co-operation with the Agency for Land Reclamation and Irrigation, which include data on irrigation diversions and withdrawals. However, the results of these monitoring activities are not made available to the public. [8] Indeed, a search of the National Water Information System - which was created by the World Bank for the MEWR from 2019 - showed that data was available for water resources, though this information is not available to the public. [9]","There is a system for national monitoring of water availability in the Republic of Tajikistan, however it is limited and not all results are publicly available.\n \n Under its establishing decree, the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan (‘MEWR’) is responsible for monitoring water bodies together with other specially authorized state bodies. [1] Under the 2011 Law on Environmental Monitoring, Tajikhydromet, the state hydrometeorological service, is charged with collecting data on surface water reserves. [2] Tajikhydromet is also responsible for developing an electronic information system on water resources and to maintaining the Water Cadastre, which includes information on the quantity and quality of surface and ground water, among other data. [2] However, this legislation does not stipulate any requirements for Tajikhydromet to collect, analyse and monitor data on the quantity and quality of surface and ground water (i.e. there are no specific requirements mentioned on modalities and regularity of water monitoring). [1, 3]\n \n According to a 2017 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (‘UNECE’), the water resources monitoring networks in the Republic of Tajikistan are poorly equipped, particularly those of the Committee on Environmental Protection, including Tajikhydromet. [4] The report notes that due to a lack of equipment and resources, the amount of monitoring points is limited for ambient air and water pollution. [4]\n \n Regulations require Tajikhydromet to make water monitoring data available to the public through its website, and through TAJSTAT, the statistics agency. [2, 3] However, the UNECE report notes that collection of water statistics was suspended in 2010, and that comprehensive data on water use and water pollution are no longer available. [4] The 2017 report suggests (though it does not say explicitly) that collection of water statistics was carried out before 2010; however, no other evidence was found to suggest that such data was being collected before 2010. [4]\n \n In 2019 a statistical report on “Environmental Protection” was published by TAJSTAT, which included up-to-date information on the availability of drinking water resources, levels of water resources in Tajikistan’s water bodies and water use statistics. [5] However, no more recent data on water resources in Tajikistan was available on the TAJSTAT website. [6] No data on water availability was found on Tajikhydromet’s website. [7]\n \n According to a water resources expert interviewee, the MEWR does carry out certain water body monitoring activities in practice, in co-operation with the Agency for Land Reclamation and Irrigation, which include data on irrigation diversions and withdrawals. However, the results of these monitoring activities are not made available to the public. [8] Indeed, a search of the National Water Information System - which was created by the World Bank for the MEWR from 2019 - showed that data was available for water resources, though this information is not available to the public. [9]","In Thailand, there are several relevant water monitoring programs maintained by their respective authorities where the result is publicly available.\n\nThis includes the water monitoring center database maintained by the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand, which includes real time information on water levels in dams and reservoirs [1] and the Smart Water Operation Center (SWOC) under the Royal Irrigation Department, whose mission is to monitor and consolidate state of water in Thailand with data gathered from relevant databases, satelite, and internal monitoring program [2]. Additionally, there is a also a water database administered by the Hydro and Agro Informatics Institute, a public organization under the Ministry of Science and Technology [3], and water quality database maintained by the Pollution Control Department [4].","The State Hydraulic Works (DSI) monitors water availability indicators such as volumes of water in dams and reservoirs, ground water levels and surface and ground water amounts/potentials, and shares the findings with the public through annual data releases, albeit with a time interval of about one year [1].\n\nIn addition, the DSI, its regional directorates and major municipalities issue statements about the levels of water in reservoirs from time to time (The Ankara municipal water company provides this information continuously online [2]). For example, on 31 December 2018, the DSI reported – inter alia – that the 122 energy dams were 38.6% full, the 242 irrigation 37.6% full and the 348 reservoirs (excluding lakes) 38.6% full, and gave the corresponding percentages for a year earlier [3].\n\nThe National Water Information System is currently at the “dissemination and sustainability” phase [5]. According to a presentation on the website of the Directorate General of Water Management , various departments of four ministries, as well as municipalities, monitor water quality at a total of 6,200 points across the country using a total of 300 parameters. [6]","There are programmes for the monitoring of water availability in Turkmenistan, but the regularity of this monitoring is unclear and the results are not publicly available. \n \n The Water Code of Turkmenistan, last updated in 2019, establishes that the State Committee for Water Management is responsible for forecasting changes in the level of water availability in rivers. This Committee is also responsible for determining the necessity of limits on water usage based on current levels of water availability. [1] The National Hydrometeorology Service (\"Turkmenhydromet\") also plays a role in measuring the flow rate of rivers. [2] However, the results of the forecasting done by these government agencies are not publicly available; the State Committee for Water Management does not have its own website, and information on the website of Turkmenhydromet is limited to weather conditions. [3] They also could not be located on the website of the Government of Turkmenistan or that of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection. [4, 5]\n \n Additionally, Turkmengeology, a state-owned geological and geophysical services corporation, plays a role in monitoring the level, use, and storage of groundwater in all operational wells in the country, as well as its chemical characteristics. Turkmengeology has 4 field offices that conduct expeditions once or twice per year. [6] Turkmengeology does not have its own website, and the results of these analyses are not publicly available. However, there is evidence that Turkmengeology actively monitors water availbility; a 2018 media report states that Turkmengeology was conducting an extensive water availability study in the Ahal region of Turkmenistan. [7]","There is a system for national monitoring of water availability, but the results are not publicly available.\n \n The State Water Cadastre is kept in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" and is regulated by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [1, 2] The State Water Cadastre is maintained by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [2] It contains qualitative and quantitative information about bodies of water, registered use and meterage data on a comprehensive list of bodies of water including rivers, canals, lakes, reservoirs and subterraenean waters as well as information about water management facilities including pump stations, wells, collectors drainage and treatment facilities. [1, 2] The precise contents are determined by a technical regulation approved by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [2] This document has not been identified in the public domain. Information from the State Water Cadastre is issued to consumers as a published edition on a paid basis upon request in accordance with Point 19 of Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [2] Information about publications, types of information issued on request and the procedure for requests is published in \"Informational Bulletin on the Water Cadastre\" to be published jointly by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [2] Online searches for the \"Informational Bulletin on the Water Cadastre\" publication on the websites of the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan have not returned positive hits. [3, 4, 5] Requests for information from the Water Cadastre cannot be made through the Single Portal for Interactive Government Services. [6] In accordance with Article 17 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 171-II of 15 December 200 \"On State Cadastres\", state cadastres (which includes the State Water Cadastre) may be accessed by government bodies without charge. [7] \n \n The Implementation Roadmap for the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 calls for the improvement of the mechanisms for collecting information for the State Water Cadastre by September 2020 by the Ministry of Water Management, Ministry of Information Technology and Communication Development, Ministry for Emergency Situations, State Committee for Geology and Mineral Resources, State Committee for Ecology and Environmental Protection, JSC UzbekGidroEnergo, and the Davergeodezkadastr committee. [8]\n \n Hydrological research and evaluation of fluctuations in water availability as well as research and evaluation of pollution levels in surface waters are functions of the Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute of the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [9] As at 1 July 2019, the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services was taking water balance measurements at 15 meteorological stations. [10] The Centre for Hydrometeorology Services took 713 water samples in 2019. [11] According to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe in cooperation with the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia report \"Surface Waters Quality Monitoring Systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment\", 2018, this research is not publicly available. [12] This is corroborated by searches of the official websites of the Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute, the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services and the Portal for Open Source Data of the Republic of Uzbekistan [13, 14, 15].\n \n A United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific presentation of 8-10 October 2019 \"In September 2015 Uzbekistan joined the international agenda for sustainable development expressed at the UN Summit and pledged to implement the Sustainable Development Goals at the national level\" states that an assessment of the procedure and forms of statistical reporting on water resources in Uzbekistan shows that the information collected mainly relates to the use of water resources by the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan and its subordinate bodies. [16] Water availability is not presented by body of water and therefore does not meet the International Recommendations for Water Statistics [16].","There is a system for national monitoring of water availability, but the results are not publicly available.\n \n The State Water Cadastre is kept in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" and is regulated by Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [1, 2] The State Water Cadastre is maintained by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [2] It contains qualitative and quantitative information about bodies of water, registered use and meterage data on a comprehensive list of bodies of water including rivers, canals, lakes, reservoirs and subterraenean waters as well as information about water management facilities including pump stations, wells, collectors drainage and treatment facilities. [1, 2] The precise contents are determined by a technical regulation approved by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [2] This document has not been identified in the public domain. Information from the State Water Cadastre is issued to consumers as a published edition on a paid basis upon request in accordance with Point 19 of Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [2] Information about publications, types of information issued on request and the procedure for requests is published in \"Informational Bulletin on the Water Cadastre\" to be published jointly by the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan. [2] Online searches for the \"Informational Bulletin on the Water Cadastre\" publication on the websites of the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Water Managment of the Republic of Ubekistan have not returned positive hits. [3, 4, 5] Requests for information from the Water Cadastre cannot be made through the Single Portal for Interactive Government Services. [6] In accordance with Article 17 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 171-II of 15 December 200 \"On State Cadastres\", state cadastres (which includes the State Water Cadastre) may be accessed by government bodies without charge. [7] \n \n The Implementation Roadmap for the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030 calls for the improvement of the mechanisms for collecting information for the State Water Cadastre by September 2020 by the Ministry of Water Management, Ministry of Information Technology and Communication Development, Ministry for Emergency Situations, State Committee for Geology and Mineral Resources, State Committee for Ecology and Environmental Protection, JSC UzbekGidroEnergo, and the Davergeodezkadastr committee. [8]\n \n Hydrological research and evaluation of fluctuations in water availability as well as research and evaluation of pollution levels in surface waters are functions of the Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute of the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [9] As at 1 July 2019, the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services was taking water balance measurements at 15 meteorological stations. [10] The Centre for Hydrometeorology Services took 713 water samples in 2019. [11] According to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe in cooperation with the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia report \"Surface Waters Quality Monitoring Systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment\", 2018, this research is not publicly available. [12] This is corroborated by searches of the official websites of the Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute, the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services and the Portal for Open Source Data of the Republic of Uzbekistan [13, 14, 15].\n \n A United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific presentation of 8-10 October 2019 \"In September 2015 Uzbekistan joined the international agenda for sustainable development expressed at the UN Summit and pledged to implement the Sustainable Development Goals at the national level\" states that an assessment of the procedure and forms of statistical reporting on water resources in Uzbekistan shows that the information collected mainly relates to the use of water resources by the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan and its subordinate bodies. [16] Water availability is not presented by body of water and therefore does not meet the International Recommendations for Water Statistics [16].","Venezuela’s National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (INAMEH) regularly monitors water availability in the Orinoco and Apure River and publishes results publicly. \n\nINAMEH’s website contains reports of river levels for the Orinoco and Apure rivers, but these do not cover the majority of water resources in the country [1]. The most recent report for the Orinoco River at Puerto Ayacucho is from May 10, 2019 and stated that the river was about one meter below average depth for that date [2]. The published reports on the monitoring system cover three measurement sites [1]. In addition, INAMEH monitors subterranean water availability for each state in Venezuela, providing graphical information indicating maximum extraction rates based on rough geographic location [3]. \nThe website of the Ministry of Care for Water Resources does not contain additional information regarding monitoring of water availability [4].","There is a monitoring programme of water availability in Vietnam, and results are publicly available. However, the programme is not implemented nationwide. \n\nThe National Water Resources Planning and Investigation Center is the government entity that monitors groundwater and surface water in Vietnam. The monitoring and study of groundwater and surface water dynamics in Vietnam was started in three key economic regions: the Northern Delta, the Southern Delta and the Central Highlands. The Department of Geology and Minerals of Vietnam is the entity that built the monitoring infrastructure from 1990 to 1995. [1] Since 1996, monitoring of groundwater and surface water dynamics has been carried out continuously. The data is updated and published regularly. The most recent updates that are publicly available are from December 2018 and full forecasts of groundwater and surface water resources are available from November 2018. [2,3]\n",null,null,null,"[1] Eqrar, Naim. Professor, Geosciences Faculty, Kabul University. 19 July 2020.\n \n [2] Earth Magazine. January 2015. \"A dry and ravaged land: Investigating water resources in Afghanistan\".[https://www.earthmagazine.org/article/dry-and-ravaged-land-investigating-water-resources-afghanistan]. \n \n [3] USAID. 2010. \"Land Tenure Profile: Afghanistan\". [https://www.land-links.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/USAID_Land_Tenure_Afghanistan_Profile.pdf].\n \n [4] ReliefWeb. 30 November 2005. \"New technology for monitoring ground water resources in Afghanistan\". [https://reliefweb.int/report/afghanistan/new-technology-monitoring-ground-water-resources-afghanistan].\n \n [5] Danish Committee for Aid to Afghan Refugees, \" Groundwater Monitoring System.\" [https://www.dacaar.org/functions/groundwatermonitoring/]\n \n [6] Ministry of Water and Energy. [https://nwara.gov.af/]\n \n [7] Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation & Livestock [https://mail.gov.af/dr]\n \n [8] Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation & Development [https://mrrd.gov.af/dr]\n \n [9] Rasooly, Nawid. 17 December 2019. \"Master of Science Thesis: Water Governance in Afghanistan\". 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March 2017. https://www.dwir.gov.mm/images/world-water-day/05_GW%20Monitoring%20in%20Myanmar_U%20Thant%20Zin.pdf [4] Department of Meteorology and Hydrology. \"New Records\". https://www.moezala.gov.mm/new-records [4]Khin Sein Kyi. \"Water Quality monitoring program and activities in\n Myanmar\". http://www.unescokyotosympo2015.org/abstracts/Kyi%20-%20Water%20Quality%20monitoring%20program%20and%20activities%20in%20Myanmar.pdf","[1] European Commission, \"Institutional and Economic Instruments for Sustainable Water Management in the Mediterranean Basin\", March 2009.\nhttp://environ.chemeng.ntua.gr/ineco/UserFiles/File/Deliverables/Publishable%20Report%20-%20Syria.pdf\n\n[2] Ministry of Water Resources, Executive instructions for the Syrian Water Legislation promulgated by Law No. 31. 2009\nhttp://mowr.gov.sy/index.php?d=64&id=166","[1] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 3 Mar 2014. “Decree of 3 March 2014, № 149 \"On the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan\"”, (“Положение от 3 марта 2014 года, № 149 \"О Министерстве энергетики и водных ресурсов Республики Таджикистан\"”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=121252].\n\n[2] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 25 Mar 2011. “Law of the Republic of Tajikistan of 25 March 2011 № 707 \"On Environmental Monitoring\"”, (“Закон Республики Таджикистан 25 марта 2011 года № 707 \"Об экологическом мониторинге\"”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?rgn=16386].\n\n[3] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 2 Dec 2002. “Law of the Republic of Tajikistan of 2 December 2002, № 86 \"On Hydrometeorological Activities\"”, (“Закон Республики Таджикистан от 2 декабря 2002 г., № 86 \"О гидрометеорологической деятельности\"”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?rgn=3294&conttype=2].\n\n[4] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2017. “Environmental Performance Reviews: Tajikistan”. 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The World Bank Group. 20 July 2020.\n\n[9] Water Information System. 22 Apr 2019. “Information System on Water Resources in River Basins”, (“Информационная Система по Учету Водных Ресурсов в Бассейне Рек”). [https://www.wis.tj/?p=21].","[1] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 3 Mar 2014. “Decree of 3 March 2014, № 149 \"On the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Republic of Tajikistan\"”, (“Положение от 3 марта 2014 года, № 149 \"О Министерстве энергетики и водных ресурсов Республики Таджикистан\"”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=121252].\n\n[2] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 25 Mar 2011. “Law of the Republic of Tajikistan of 25 March 2011 № 707 \"On Environmental Monitoring\"”, (“Закон Республики Таджикистан 25 марта 2011 года № 707 \"Об экологическом мониторинге\"”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?rgn=16386].\n\n[3] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 2 Dec 2002. “Law of the Republic of Tajikistan of 2 December 2002, № 86 \"On Hydrometeorological Activities\"”, (“Закон Республики Таджикистан от 2 декабря 2002 г., № 86 \"О гидрометеорологической деятельности\"”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?rgn=3294&conttype=2].\n\n[4] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2017. “Environmental Performance Reviews: Tajikistan”. [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/epr/epr_studies/Synopsis/ECE_CEP_180_Tajikistan_Synopsis_Eng.pdf].\n\n[5] Agency for Statistics under the President Republic of Tajikistan, (Агентство по статистике при Президенте Республики Таджикистан). “Environmental protection in the Republic of Tajikistan (statistical compilation)”, (“Охрана окружающей среды в Республике Таджикистан (статистический сборник)”). 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[https://www.wis.tj/?p=21].","[1] “Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\n  http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs21/ROV-2014-Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_research_and_analysis-en.pdf\n  [2] Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation\n  Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department. \"Pilot Project of\n  Groundwater Monitoring in Myanmar\". March 2017. https://www.dwir.gov.mm/images/world-water-day/05_GW%20Monitoring%20in%20Myanmar_U%20Thant%20Zin.pdf [4] Department of Meteorology and Hydrology. \"New Records\". https://www.moezala.gov.mm/new-records [4]Khin Sein Kyi. \"Water Quality monitoring program and activities in\n Myanmar\". http://www.unescokyotosympo2015.org/abstracts/Kyi%20-%20Water%20Quality%20monitoring%20program%20and%20activities%20in%20Myanmar.pdf","[1] State Hydraulic Works (DSI). 14 December 2018. DSI 2017 Official Water Resources Statistics (in Turkish) http://www.dsi.gov.tr/dsi-resmi-istatistikler/resmi-i-statistikler-2017/2017-yılı-verileri\n[2] Ankara Water and Sewage Administration (ASKİ), Ankara Reservoir Fill Rates, http://www.aski.gov.tr/tr/Baraj.aspx, Accessed 4 April 2019 \n[3] State Hydraulic Works (DSI) website. 31 December 2018. “Enerji ve sulama maksatlı barajlarda doluluk oranları iyi durumda” (“Good levels of water in energy and irrigation dams”). http://www.dsi.gov.tr/haberler/2018/12/31/barajlardaki-doluluk-oranımız-arttı Accessed 24 April 2019 [4] UN Environment–DHI Centre on Water and Environment, IWRM Data Portal national submission file Turkey, 2017, http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Turkey\n[5] Alper Uğurluoğlu/General Directorate of Water Management, National Water Information System (presentation), 19-20 October 2017, http://www.emwis.org/initiatives/MWKP/meetings/mwkp_Oct17/15-national-water-information-system-turkey\n[6] Directorate General of Water Management/Özge Yıldırım. 15 December 2015. \"Çoruh Havzası İzleme Programı\" (\"Coruh Basın Monitoring Programme\") slides 3-9 https://www.tarimorman.gov.tr/SYGM/Menu/47/Izleme-Ve-Su-Bilgi-Sistemi-Daire-Baskanligi-Sunumlari Accessed 24 Aprıl 2019\n","[1] Government of Turkmenistan. 5 October 2019. \"Water Code of Turkmenistan\" (\"Водный кодекс Туркменистана\"). [http://continent-online.com/Document/?doc_id=38999429] \n\n[2] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2018. \"Surface waters quality monitoring systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/SURFACE_WATERS_QUALITY_MONITORING_SYSTEMS_IN_CENTRAL_ASIA_NEEDS_ASSESSMENT.pdf\n\n[3] Hydrometeorology Service of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection of Turkmenistan. [http://meteo.gov.tm].\n\n[4] Government of Turkmenistan. [http://turkmenistan.gov.tm]. \n\n[5] Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection of Turkmenistan. [http://minagri.gov.tm]. \n\n[6] CAWater.info. \"Turkmenistan: National organizations\". [http://www.cawater-info.net/water_world/turkmenistan_e.htm].\n\n[7] Turkmenportal. \"Specialists from Turkmengeology ensure availability of water for drinking and irrigation in Ahal region\" (\"Специалисты «Туркменгеологии» обеспечивают питьевой и поливной водой Ахалский велаят\"). [https://turkmenportal.com/blog/16778/specialisty-turkmengeologiya-obespechivayut-pitevoi-i-polivnoi-vodoi--ahalskii-velayat].","[1] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use.\" (\"Закон Республики Узбекистан «О воде и водопользовании»\" 6 мая 1993 г., № 837-XII). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/93202].\n\n[2] Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan\" (\"Постановление Кабинета Министров Республики Узбекистан\n№11 07.01.1998 ОБ УТВЕРЖДЕНИИ ПОЛОЖЕНИЯ О ПОРЯДКЕ РАЗРАБОТКИ И ВЕДЕНИЯ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННОГО ВОДНОГО КАДАСТРА РЕСПУБЛИКИ УЗБЕКИСТАН\"). [https://lex.uz/docs/627989].\n\n[3] Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 18 July 2020. [https://www.meteo.uz/].\n\n[4] State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources. Accessed 18 July 2020. [https://ugts.uz/]. \n\n[5] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 18 July 2020. [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru].\n\n[6] Single Portal for Interactive Government Services. ccessed 18 July 2020. [https://my.gov.uz/ru].\n\n[7] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 171-II of 15 December 200 \"On State Cadastres\" (\"ЗАКОН РЕСПУБЛИКИ УЗБЕКИСТАН № 171-II 15 декабря 2000 г. О ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫХ КАДАСТРАХ\"). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/19480].\n\n[8] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 19 February 2020. \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/396].\n\n[9] Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute. Accessed 16 July 2020. \"Main Functions of the Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute\" (\"Основные задачи НИГМИ\"). [https://nigmi.meteo.uz/#/ru/tasks].\n\n[10] Centre for Hydrometeorology Services. Accessed 16 July 2020. \"Centre for Hydrometeorology Services Meteorological Stations\" (\"Метеостанции Узгидромета\"). [https://www.meteo.uz/#/ru/open-data/meteostations].\n\n[11] Centre for Hydrometeorology Services. Accessed 16 July 2020. \"Key Indicators, Statistical Informations, Information on Investment Projects\" (\"Основные показатели, статическая информация, информация об инвестиционных проектах\"). [https://www.meteo.uz/#/ru/open-data/socio-economic-results].\n\n[12] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe in cooperation with the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2018. \"Surface Waters Quality Monitoring Systems in Central Aisa: Needs Assessment\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/SURFACE_WATERS_QUALITY_MONITORING_SYSTEMS_IN_CENTRAL_ASIA_NEEDS_ASSESSMENT.pdf].\n\n[13] Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute. Accessed 16 July 2020. [https://www.meteo.uz/#/ru].\n\n[14] Centre for Hydrometeorology Services. Accessed 16 July 2020. [https://nigmi.meteo.uz/#/ru].\n\n[15] Portal for Open Source Data of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 16 July 2020. [https://data.gov.uz/ru/].\n\n[16] United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific. \"In September 2015 Uzbekistan joined the international agenda for sustainable development expressed at the UN Summit and pledged to implement the Sustainable Development Goals at the national level\" (\"В сентябре 2015 года Узбекистан присоединился к международной повестке дня по устойчивому развитию, озвученной на Саммите ООН, и взял на себя обязательства по выполнению на национальном уровне Целей устойчивого развития до 2030 года\"). [https://www.unescap.org/sites/default/files/Uzbekistan_SDG6.4_Water_use_Central_Asia_8-10Oct2019_ENG.pdf].","[1] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use.\" (\"Закон Республики Узбекистан «О воде и водопользовании»\" 6 мая 1993 г., № 837-XII). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/93202].\n\n[2] Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 11 of 7 January 1998 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Development and Maintenance of the State Water Cadastre of the Republic of Uzbekistan\" (\"Постановление Кабинета Министров Республики Узбекистан\n№11 07.01.1998 ОБ УТВЕРЖДЕНИИ ПОЛОЖЕНИЯ О ПОРЯДКЕ РАЗРАБОТКИ И ВЕДЕНИЯ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННОГО ВОДНОГО КАДАСТРА РЕСПУБЛИКИ УЗБЕКИСТАН\"). [https://lex.uz/docs/627989].\n\n[3] Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 18 July 2020. [https://www.meteo.uz/].\n\n[4] State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Geology and Mineral Resources. Accessed 18 July 2020. [https://ugts.uz/]. \n\n[5] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 18 July 2020. [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru].\n\n[6] Single Portal for Interactive Government Services. ccessed 18 July 2020. [https://my.gov.uz/ru].\n\n[7] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 171-II of 15 December 200 \"On State Cadastres\" (\"ЗАКОН РЕСПУБЛИКИ УЗБЕКИСТАН № 171-II 15 декабря 2000 г. О ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫХ КАДАСТРАХ\"). [https://www.lex.uz/acts/19480].\n\n[8] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. 19 February 2020. \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\"). [http://www.water.gov.uz/ru/posts/1545735855/396].\n\n[9] Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute. Accessed 16 July 2020. \"Main Functions of the Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute\" (\"Основные задачи НИГМИ\"). [https://nigmi.meteo.uz/#/ru/tasks].\n\n[10] Centre for Hydrometeorology Services. Accessed 16 July 2020. \"Centre for Hydrometeorology Services Meteorological Stations\" (\"Метеостанции Узгидромета\"). [https://www.meteo.uz/#/ru/open-data/meteostations].\n\n[11] Centre for Hydrometeorology Services. Accessed 16 July 2020. \"Key Indicators, Statistical Informations, Information on Investment Projects\" (\"Основные показатели, статическая информация, информация об инвестиционных проектах\"). [https://www.meteo.uz/#/ru/open-data/socio-economic-results].\n\n[12] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe in cooperation with the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2018. \"Surface Waters Quality Monitoring Systems in Central Aisa: Needs Assessment\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/SURFACE_WATERS_QUALITY_MONITORING_SYSTEMS_IN_CENTRAL_ASIA_NEEDS_ASSESSMENT.pdf].\n\n[13] Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute. Accessed 16 July 2020. [https://www.meteo.uz/#/ru].\n\n[14] Centre for Hydrometeorology Services. Accessed 16 July 2020. [https://nigmi.meteo.uz/#/ru].\n\n[15] Portal for Open Source Data of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 16 July 2020. [https://data.gov.uz/ru/].\n\n[16] United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific. \"In September 2015 Uzbekistan joined the international agenda for sustainable development expressed at the UN Summit and pledged to implement the Sustainable Development Goals at the national level\" (\"В сентябре 2015 года Узбекистан присоединился к международной повестке дня по устойчивому развитию, озвученной на Саммите ООН, и взял на себя обязательства по выполнению на национальном уровне Целей устойчивого развития до 2030 года\"). [https://www.unescap.org/sites/default/files/Uzbekistan_SDG6.4_Water_use_Central_Asia_8-10Oct2019_ENG.pdf].","[1] National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (INAMEH). Behavior of Rivers. 2019. http://www.inameh.gob.ve/web/hidrologia2/hidrologia.php\n[2] National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (INAMEH). Río Orinoco in Puerto Ayacucho (0850). 2019. http://www.inameh.gob.ve/web/PDF/Rio%20Orinoco%20en%20Puerto%20Ayacucho.pdf\n[3] National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (INAMEH). Subterranean Waters. 2019. http://www.inameh.gob.ve/web/hidrologia2/hidrologia.php\n[4] Ministry of Care for Water Resources. 2019. https://demo.minaguas.gob.ve/","[1] “Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\n  http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs21/ROV-2014-Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_research_and_analysis-en.pdf\n  [2] Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Irrigation\n  Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department. \"Pilot Project of\n  Groundwater Monitoring in Myanmar\". March 2017. https://www.dwir.gov.mm/images/world-water-day/05_GW%20Monitoring%20in%20Myanmar_U%20Thant%20Zin.pdf [4] Department of Meteorology and Hydrology. \"New Records\". https://www.moezala.gov.mm/new-records [4]Khin Sein Kyi. \"Water Quality monitoring program and activities in\n Myanmar\". http://www.unescokyotosympo2015.org/abstracts/Kyi%20-%20Water%20Quality%20monitoring%20program%20and%20activities%20in%20Myanmar.pdf"]
[null,"3.1.2",null,1,1,0,0,1,2,2,2,1,0,1,0,1,2,0,1,0,1,2,0,0,2,1,1,1,1,1,1,2,2,0,1,null,null,null,"The government of Afghanistan has implemented some projects to enhance water use efficiency, mainly focused on enhancing irrigation systems.\n \n The largest project in recent years has been the World Bank financed Irrigation Restoration and Development Project, which included US$ 70 million to be spent on rehabilitation of irrigation infrastructure, and US$ 31 million on the development and construction of small dams. [1] The project was completed in 2019, and the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority (NWARA) reported that 232 projects for construction and rehabilitation of irrigation systems were completed, covering over 334 000 ha of land. [2]\n \n In 2017, in the presence of high-ranking government officials and members of the Supreme Land and Water Council, Afghanistan government presented the Kabul City Water Management Project, including the construction of underground dams to supply water to Kabul citizens and creating water reserves in the parks of Kabul city. [3] The Kabul project is a four-phase, 20-year project to expand water supply in the country's capital through construction of reservoirs and water supply systems to address chronic shortages of groundwater. [4] Elements of water use efficiency are to be included, for example rehabilitation of water distribution networks and recycling of water used in showers and laundries. [4] The project is ongoing and included in the national budget for 2020. [5]\n \n Another recent irrigation project was the On-Farm Water Management Project (OFWMP) – an activity under the World Bank’s Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund (ARTF), providing farmers with improved, reliable, and equitable distribution of irrigation water to increase agricultural productivity and farm incomes and improve food security. OFWMP improves agricultural productivity by enhancing the efficiency of water use in 23 provinces.[6] The Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock (MAIL) has implemented the project which started in 2010 until 2015 but later extended to 2019. [7] \n \n Finally, in 2019 the NWARA adopted a five-year water infrastructure development plan for 2019- 2024, which envisaged development of 4,500 projects nationwide in reconstruction of irrigation systems and canals (US$ 270 million) with the aim of saving 405 million m3 of water and irrigating 180,000 ha of land. [2] The 2019 annual report which describes the plan expects international cooperation to support it, but does not identify any specific sources of financing. [2]","The government of Bolivia has implemented programs to enhance water use efficiency in the agricultural sector \n\nIn the agricultural sector, the National Irrigation Service (SENARI), the Ministry of Environment and Water and the International Cooperation Agency of Japan have collaborated to create the National Irrigation School (ENR). The ENR seeks to strengthen and support irrigation management capacity building and develop water management knowledge among users and professionals [1]. The ENR’s mission is to share knowledge for “useful, sustainable and responsible” water usage in agricultural production [1]. \n\nSENARI’s website contains several examples of the ENR in operation, including providing academic certification of water users’ knowledge in Arani municipality in April 2019, training farmers on irrigation technology in Sacaba municipality in August 2018, and providing water use rights to farming families in the department of Potosi subsequent to capacity building in July 2018 [2, 3, 4]. The training in Sacaba municipality in particular stated that the objective was to \"have human resources trained on irrigation with the goal of using water efficiently in order to increase food production and contribute to the wellbeing of communities\" [3]. \n\nThere is no other suggestion that Bolivia runs water use efficiency programs.[6] In the mining sector, the updates to regulations discussed in the 2016 Mining Sector Strategy require the involvement of the National Water Users Association and Community Potable Water Systems in order for mining projects to use water - however it does not mention water efficiency directly[5].","Bosnia and Herzegovina has not implemented any programmed to enhance water efficiency. \n\nWater Laws of both entities (articles 25, 26 and 27 in Republic of Srpska and articles 25 and 26 in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina) and Brcko District (article 14) envisage programme in relation to protection of water and water usage. [2, 3, 4] However, instruments for efficient water management are limited to individual projects, such as Banja Luka Water Supply and Sewerage Collection Systems in the Republic of Srpska and Mostar Water and Sewerage Systems in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. [5]\n\nThe World Bank in 2009 launched the Sarajevo wastewater Project with a budget of $37m. The aim of there projects is to improve the living conditions of populations in the areas covered by the Sarajevo Water and wastewater Company including \"improving the efficiency of the wastewater collection network in the Sarajevo Canton\". The project completed implementation in 2017 [11]\n\nThere is no central plan on water efficiency for either entity. [6, 7, 8, 9, 10]\n\nBiH is not scored for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Sustainable and efficient water use management from the national level, (includes surface and/or groundwater, as relevant to the country. The assessment states that following constitutional organization of the country this issue is in responsibility of the sub-national level (in case of BiH, entity level) institutions. [1]","There is insufficient evidence that the government has implemented any program to enhance water-use efficiency for multiple sector. There is evidence that the government has published information support enhance water-use efficiency for irrigation in agriculture, however this includes no measures or policy changes. No evidence was found for water-use efficiency programmes for other sectors. \n\nThe National Water Agency (ANA) publishes the Irrigation Atlas, whose latest 2018 edition was published on 10 January 2019. [1][2] The objective of the Irrigation Atlas is to promote water-use efficiency in Brazil through the agricultural sector, particularly in the practice of irrigation. [2] The Atlas provides information and data on irrigation in Brazil. It does not explicitly promote policies, programmes or activities for irrigation in Brazil. No other evidence was found in the ANA website on any other programme to enhance water-use efficiency for other sectors. [3] \n\nIn an article published by journalist Ana Paula Pedrosa in the newspaper \"O Tempo\" of the state of Minas Gerais and re-published in the ANA website, there is an interview with Sérgio Menin Teixeira de Souza, the director of the Society of Engineers of the state of Minas Gerais and an expert engineer on water resources. Souza states that Brazil still has very little effective actions on preserving or conserving (water) resources, and rather the private companies have taken initiatives to promote rational use of water resources in their own business. [4]","The government of Cambodia has implemented programmes to enhance water use efficiency across some sectors.\n\nIt is found that the National Strategic Development Plan (NSDP) focuses only on agricultural sector in relation to addressing the target on increasing water-use efficiency [1]. Farmer Water User Communities (FWUCs introduced by MOWRAM under the National Water Law are seen by the government as a way of ensuring effective water use for irrigation, reducing annual government expenses for irrigation system, while gradually increasing farmer benefits and responsibilities [2]. The government has engaged in some research studies conducted by NGOs and research institutions to explore methods to increase water use efficiency in agricultural production in the country. For instance, under SNV's Climate Smart Agriculture Asia project in Cambodia, a research on “Options for promoting water use efficiency and storage systems among smallholder farmers in the face of climate change” was conducted in 2014 to assess different water storage and distribution systems, applicability to smallholder setup and dissemination, and its findings were presented and discussed in a workshop attended by government agencies, NGOs and various research institutions [3]. While Cambodia Industrial Development Policy 2015-2025 makes a reference to the preparation of urban/city development plans that take into account the sustainable management of environmental resources, there is no clear plan for managing water efficiency for industrial and urban development [4].","The government of China has undertaken measures to enhance water use efficiency across many sectors.\n\nChina has set up the National Office of Water Conservation. The Office does not carry out specific programs. As a branch of the Ministry of Water Resources, the Office is responsible for promoting water conservation and high efficiency of water usage in agriculture, industry and many other sectors [1]. Increasing water use effiency is one of the goals of the Water Pollution Prevention and Control Action Plan. Measures include to 'establish water use efficiency assessment systems such as index of water consumption per 10000 Yuan GDP, and include fulfillment of water saving targets into performance evaluation for local governments\" [2]. In the agriculture sector, China has also been promoting the deployment of water-efficient farming equipment [3]. In terms of industrial water use effiency, studies show that with the current low recycle rate of polluted industrial water, there is room for improvement in industrial water use efficiency [4].","The government of Colombia has implemented a programme to enhance water use efficiency. \n\nLaw 373 of 1997 established the Program for the Efficient Use and Saving of Water (PUEAA) [1]. The PUEAA is a “set of projects and directed actions that are proposed and implemented by water users [1]. The PUEAA was most recently modified by the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development’s (MADS) Decree 1090 of 2018, which stated that all water use concession applications must contain a Program for the Efficient Use and Saving of Water (PUEAA) described in the document [2]. In Resolution No. 1257 of 2018, MADS described the required contents of the PUEAA, which includes a calculation of water usage under the concession and the water balance, as well as an action plan that includes alternate water sources, rainwater catchment, identification and measurement of water loss, recirculation, and appropriate indicators to report to the national Water Resource Information System (SIRH), among other elements [3]. In addition, MADS has signed Efficient Water Use Pacts with authorities in three sectors: water and sanitation in 2012, rural water districts in 2013, and the hydroelectric sector in 2014 [1].","The Government of Croatia is implementing programmes to enhance water use efficiency. \n\nThe Water Management Strategy, passed in 2008 is a flagship national programme by which Croatia will try to enhance water use efficiency to meet EU Standards. The Strategy is aimed at creating \"efficient and environmentally friendly water management\" in the system and is applicable to utility sector, spatial planning, environmental protection, nature protection, agriculture, forestry, power industry, tourism, water traffic, other economy, science, education and the media. [5]\n\nIt includes measures to rationalize the usage of water and promote the reuse of treated water where such techniques are applicable. [5]. The plan is in the process of being implemented. [6]\n\nCroatia also is active in education and awareness rising to enhance water-use efficiency (e.g. cartoon books for the kids, Magazine Croatian Water Management, active cooperation of Croatian Waters with primary schools and different educational projects such as Our Beautiful Sava (with Coca Cola), the Danube day (with ICPDR) etc. [1, 3, 4]","The government of Ecuador has established strategic goals and implemented programs to enhance water use efficiency, but publicly available documentation does not describe programs that focus on specific economic sectors. \n\nArticle 35 of the 2014 national water resources law, the Framework Law for Water Resources, Uses and Exploitation of Water, includes efficiency among its principles for water resources management [1]. The Secretariat of Water’s vision statement tasks it with guaranteeing efficient provision of water to the population, and its values include “effectiveness”, which is defined as the “efficient and effective compliance with goals and objectives” [2]. \n\nThe 2016 National Potable Water and Sanitation Strategy (ENAS) states that the focus on improving efficiency at water service providers is carried out via the creation and implementation of Service Improvement Plans that the Secretariat of Water works with service providers on [3]. However, in 2018, the Secretariat reported that only 5% of municipal governments were implementing an improvement plan approved by the Secretariat [4]. The ENAS also notes the “limited resources” dedicated to improving efficiency, stating that 70% of service providers do not have macro-meters in place [3].\n\nThe Secretariat of Water’s 2014 Strategic Plan included an objective to increase civil participation in conserving and ensuring efficient use of water resources, but the plan noted that efforts to achieve this participation had largely fallen short of goals in previous years [5]. In 2016, the Secretariat’s Annual Operational Plan (POA) budgeted US$5.6m to “increase efficiency in the use and exploitation of water resources\", which appears from the POA to have been used for the basin planning processes [6].","Guinea does not have programmes to enhance water use efficiency.\n\nIndeed, in the Second National Communication to the United Nations framework convention on climate change, strategies related to the water sector do not mention any action (or needs for technology transfer) to improve the water use efficiency. (1)\n\nMoreover, the country gets the score of 20 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question for the sustainable and efficient use of water at the national level. The assessment states that the use of management tools is limited and is only done through short-term / ad-hoc or similar projects. (2)\n\nThere is no further evidence of such programmes to enhance water use efficiency on the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page (it does not have an official website), in the National Directorate of Water and Forests, on the Ministry of Environment Facebook page (it does not have an official website), on the Ministry of Agriculture Facebook page (it does not have an official website), in a report from the National Hydraulics Directorate or in the national policy for the agricultural development vision 2015 (the most recent plan available). (3,4,5,6,7,8) Finally, water efficiency is not mentioned in the Water Code or in the National Environmental Policy. There are only two mentions on the need to use water rationally (article 1 and 35, Water code). (9,10)","Iran has a water efficiency plan but it covers only the agricultural sector. \n\nWater inefficiency in Iran is a major issue a although agriculture accounts for only 10% of GDP but consumes over 92% of the country’s water.[1] The government was implemented the National Water Use Efficiency Model in the agriculture sector; ratified in the cabinet in 1998 [2]. Currently the model is used for rationing and monitoring water consumption in the agriculture sector by using a volume-based method for water rationing and abstraction of groundwater [3]. The Model is still in use and was updated to include the necessary amount of water consumption for common farming products [3]. \n\nThough not stated explicitly, improved water efficiency is also a likely outcome of the New Irrigation Systems Development Group , a strategic project of the Ministry of Agriculture. [7]\n\nNo examples of other water efficiency programs were found on the websites for the Ministry of Agriculture, Energy or Environment. [4,5,6]","The Iraqi authorities are aiming to implement programmes in agriculture (irrigation) and education, however nothing yet has been achieved.\n\nThe General Authority for the maintenance of irrigation and drainage projects' (department of the Ministry of Water Resource) main objective is to reform the irrigation system in order to enhance water use efficiency and solve irrigation's problems. It works on the maintenance of irrigation and drainage systems through disinfecting and lifting sediments from spindles - however as the organisation was founded in 2019, it is yet to implement any programs to enhance water efficiency/none could be found on their website (3) \n\nFurthermore, the 2017 irrigation law has been conceived in order to prohibit wastage of public water resources and thus, enhance water use efficiency (4). However it is yet to be implemented. (4). \n\nOn another hand, in terms of education, the government’s efforts to enhance water use efficiency includes education campaigns in schools and universities aiming to raise awareness concerning waster wastage and the improve of water use efficiency, conservation, recycling and reuse (1). However, this strategy does not seem to have a strong impact on the ground as water use problems persist (1) (2).\n\n","An ongoing national programme involves measures to enhance the efficiency of water use, however it is limited to the agricultural industry.\n \n The State Programme of Water Resource Management, adopted in 2014 for the period until 2020, envisaged a range of measures to enhance water use efficiency, mainly through overhaul and upgrade of water transmission pipelines at the national, regional and settlement level, with projected expenditure of KZT 394 bn (US$ 975m) on water transmission infrastructure, and a total of KZT 8.2 tn (US$ 20.3bn). [1, 2] As well as its focus on the regional water transmission sector and water utilities, the Programme covered the agricultural and industrial sectors, with measures for agriculture to include overhaul and upgrade of irrigation systems and installation of water meters, and industrial enterprises to introduce water-saving and recycling technology. [1]\n \n However, in 2017, the Water Resource Management Programme was folded into a new State Programme for Agro-Industry for 2017-2021, which does not cover water utilities, or the industrial sector. [3, 4] The new programme included similar overhaul and upgrades of water facilities, but focused on agricultural irrigation systems, with KZT 242 bn (US$ 575.5 m) provided in international financing, and a contribution of KZT 46.6 bn (US$ 115 m) from the government. [5, 6] Further, the State Programme allocated state financing of KZT 79.2 tn (US$ 195.3 m) to the reconstruction of hydraulic structures, including 41 facilities in critical need of maintenance nationwide, including reservoirs, dams, and related networks and installation of new equipment. [5] The State Programme and its budget were most recently updated on 5 January 2020. [6] \n \n In January 2020, the government approved a draft 2020–2030 Water Management Programme, but this had not been fully adopted by the time of research. [7, 8] The programme mainly focuses on expanding water resources available in the country through construction of 5–7km³ of new reservoirs and accessing 15km³ groundwater, but also aims to reduce water consumption from 91.2m³ to 73.0m³ per US$ 1,000 of GDP and rebuild 482 existing hydraulic structures. [7, 8]","The Kyrgyz Government, with the support of funding from various foreign aid agencies, has implemented various programmes aimed at enhancing water use efficiency.\n \n Programmes aimed at enhancing water use efficiency in the agricultural sector are most prevalent. Indeed, according to a report by representatives of the Kyrgyz Government at a 2006 Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia conference, Kyrgyzstan committed to a large-scale rehabilitation of the country’s water management systems, with a particular focus on water use in the agricultural sector, including the introduction of new irrigation technologies. [1]\n \n According to a local water resources expert interviewee, these rehabilitation projects have been carried out, in particular for transboundary water bodies, in co-operation with partners in Kazakhstan. [2]\n \n Additionally, the interviewee mentioned that the Kyrgyz Government is currently implementing a “State Programme for the Development of Irrigation”, which aims to enhance water use efficiency, particularly for farming land. [2] Under this programme, 65 thousand hectares of newly irrigated land will be developed across Kyrgyzstan, and the programme aims to provide more efficient water supply through rehabilitating irrigation networks to over 50 thousand hectares of land. [3] The programme has been going on since 2018, and has already amounted to USD $50 Million, with plans for an additional USD $250 Million worth of works to be carried out on 31 new irrigation facilities until 2024. [3]\n \n Through the part-State-owned “Kyrgyz Investment and Credit Bank”, the Kyrgyz Government supports the “Kyrgyzstan Sustainable Energy Financing Facility” (‘KyrSEFF’) project, which launched in 2013. [4] With the support of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the European Union, KyrSEFF offers financing for “modernisation and improvement of the efficiency of the use of energy and water”. [4, 5] As of 2016, the KyrSEFF project entered its second phase, which goes beyond energy efficiency, and includes investments in the efficient use of water resources in the housing and business sectors in Kyrgyzstan. [5]\n \n According to a 2020 statistical report by KyrSEFF, the programme has already invested more than USD $47.3 Million in the implementation of energy and resource-saving projects, since the programme’s inception in 2013 (USD $9.9 Million in 2019). [6] 2,666 projects have been completed with the help of KyrSEFF, and 90,090 M3 of water are saved each year. [6] 93% of KyrSEFF’s clients are private households (6% are apartment buildings and 1% commercial projects), whilst 66% of the investment total goes towards commercial projects (23% to private households and 11% to apartment buildings). [6] KyrSEFF has provided USD $6.1 Million in grants to help 1,887 projects in 2019. [6]","There has not yet been any dedicated programme to improve water-use efficiency (WUE) in Laos. \n\nNo evidence of any such programme exists on the websites of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry or the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment. [1,2] Various measures to construct, rehabilitate, repair and extend irrigation systems can be expected to be underway at any one time in Laos, but such exercises are not generally designed as water-use efficiency exercises. The Mekong River Commission ran a project entitled Sustainable and Efficient Water Use in Irrigated Agriculture in Lower Mekong Basin from 2008 to 2011 in all its member countries with the intention of building the capacity of line agencies for improving WUE but there is no evidence of follow up on the project in Laos. [3] From 2014 the International Water Management Institute ran a groundwater irrigation pilot project on Laos’s Vientiane Plain that included the objective of improving farmers’ understanding of how to reduce water consumption and labour thereby improve system efficiency. [4] Such projects have yet to have an effect on policy. In 2019 the government has promised to reduce electricity tariffs for irrigation user groups in an attempt to promote dry-season agricultural production. [4]","The government does not appear to have implemented water use efficiency programmes covering all sectors, but some efforts are made in specific sectors. For instance the Water Management Commission of the Sélingué Dam and Dam of Markala (CGESM) meets different state and non state stakeholders on a monthly basis to discuss water storing, dams, and other measures of water efficiency in Mali[1]. Indeed, CGESM is a structure in charge of coordinating stakeholders and regulating the waters of the Séligué and Markala dams. Its chairmanship is ensured by the DNH and its secretariat by the National Directorate of Energy. [2] The CGSEM was created in 2002 to ensure equitable sharing of water resources for users located downstream of the Sélingué and Markala dams [3]. The CGSEM implements annual management plans based on up-to-date hydrological data in order to ensure water use efficiency and equity between users [4]. Moreover, CGSEM's efficiency management plan concerns all sectors (electricity, agriculture, domestic use of potable water, etc.). In 2017-2018 the river Niger hit an all-time-low, the CGSEM implemented a programme to manage the critical situation, consisting of frequent monitoring of the river levels, fortnight meetings and consultations with the stakeholders (instead of the usual monthly meetings), awareness campaigns among the local population led by CGSEM's hydrologists, as well as strict controls of water use for agriculture in order to preserve and enhance water use efficiency during that period of time [4]. \n\n","There is no evidence of national programme being implemented to enhance water use efficiency [1], [2], [3] (programmes focus on building water infrastrucutre to overcome water shortages, not on water efficiency) but traning of staff for the purpose of the IWRM project appears to be undertaken in the two regions of Brakna and Trarza but no specific mention of water efficiency could be found [4]. However no further documents could be found with details about this training programme [1]. Moreover, the latest documented project on water use efficiency dates from 1992 which is too dated to be taken into account [5].","The government of Myanmar has implemented programmes to enhance water use efficiency across some sectors.\n\nAccording to an assessment in October 2014, there has been programs for watershed management, drainage control, capacity building, improving navigability and operational improvement of water systems. [1] NWP states that \"The adaptation strategies could also include better demand management, particularly, through adoption of compatible agricultural strategies and cropping patterns and improved water application methods, such as land leveling and/or drip / sprinkler irrigation as they enhance the water use efficiency, as also, the capability for dealing with increased variability. [2] The IWRM strategy states that Water User Associations are an existing phenomenon in Myanmar, but can be improved upon by turning them into true consumer/water users' organisations. [3] The the Irrigation and Water Utilization Management Department (IWUMD) are presently exploring the possibility of creating a new structure for setting more Water Users’ Groups and Water Users’ Committees. For that, IWUMD encourages to set up awareness program me for farmers' participation in on-farm level management. The government is also the Government sharing the knowledge for water use efficiency by participatory trainings and workshops conducted by local and the international organizations. [4] The Agricultural Sector Review and Investment Strategy by UNDP for Myanmar also mentions the government's realization that better Water Users’ Associations (WUAs) and farmer participation in system operation and maintenance, the financial burden on the public sector can be reduced and water use efficiency increased with a set of standard irrigation performance indicators grouped by irrigation type, agro-ecological zone focusing on the agricultural productivity, water use efficiency and system sustainability being targeted as an output in the overall strategy. [5]","The government of Perú has implemented programmes to enhance water use efficiency across multiple sectors. \n\nThe Law on Water Resources of 2009 addresses water recycling in article 82. It states that the National Authority of Water (ANA) authorizes water recycling “in coordination with the competent sectoral authority and, when appropriate, with the National Environmental Authority.” [1] In practice water recycling programmes have been implemented through regulations and are frequently used in agriculture and manufacturing. [2] For example, the government is working with German GIZ to implement water recycling in manufacturing throughout the country. [3]\n\nEfficient irrigation programmes have been implemented in the Peruvian Sierra through the Perú Sierra Irrigation Sub Sector Project. The project has implemented between 2011 and 2016. It modernized and rehabilitated collective irrigation equipment. [4]\n\n","In Senegal, there are no programmes to enhance water use efficiency. \n\nNo evidence of water use efficiency measures or projects could be found in the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation or in the Directorate of Water Resources Management and Planning (DGPRE). (1,2) Furthermore, in SÉNÉGAL's several documents related to IWRM, there are no programmes or measures related to water use efficiency. Indeed, in the Sectoral Development Policy Letter (2016-2025), the rational use of water is identified as a challenge that must be addressed, nevertheless, no measure is presented. (4) Finally, the country has an IWRM policy, published in 2007, which identifies the need to develop mechanisms to effectively manage water resources. Nevertheless, no measure were presented. (5)\n\nOn the other hand, the country gets the score of 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question for the sustainable and efficient use of water at the national level. The assessment states that the use of management tools is in place on the long term with an adequate coverage within all the water use sectors and in the whole country. (1) However this assessment could not be verified (2,3,4,5)","Government of Serbia has not implemented any specific programme to enhance water use efficiency. \n\nSection 2.2.1 of the Water Management Strategy regulates usage of water in different areas, and refer explicitly to the issue of water use efficiency and trying to improve it.[2] However, based on the websites of the Serbian Environmental Protection Agency and Water Directorate of Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management, there is no evidence of implementation. [2,3,4] There is also no information about its sectoral scope [2,3,4] \n\nExamples of project to improve water efficiency can only be found at a local level, and are largely donor funded. For example the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is financing critical water supply improvements for the Serbian capital, Belgrade, with a loan of up to €13 million. The transaction between the EBRD and the Belgrade Water Company will help this public utility, which serves approximately 1.5 million residents, to increase its operational efficiency. [5] The project has no clear sectoral scope.\n\nSerbia reports the score 20 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Sustainable and efficient water use management from the national level,(includes surface and/or groundwater, as relevant to the country. The assessment states that use of instruments for efficient water management is limited to individual projects. Instruments and mechanisms are not defined by legislation. [1]","Government of Slovenia has implemented programmes to enhance water use efficiency.\n\nWater use efficiency is one of the main principles of the Water Law which is applicable to multiple sectors in the Slovenian economy. [1] Water use efficiency is implemented through different projects, such as AQUARES which is dealing with efficient water management through water reuse. [2]\n\nThe Operational Programme for the Implementation of the EU Cohesion Policy in the Period 2014-2020, that is currently under implementation, is the main programming document that defines priorities, objective and measures for 7-year financing from the EU and national budget. One of the identified thematic objective is \"Preserving and protecting the environment and promoting resource efficiency\". This objective is further implemented through \"investing in the water sector to meet the requirements of the Union’s environmental acquis and to address needs, identified by the Member States, for investment that goes beyond those requirements\".\n[3]\n\nSlovenia reports the score 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Sustainable and efficient water use management from the national level,(includes surface and/or groundwater, as relevant to the country. The assessment states that the management instruments are established and provide sectorial management mechanisms which include demand management measures (e.g. technical measures, financial incentives, education and awareness raising to reduce water use and/or improve water-use efficiency, conservation, recycling and reuse), monitoring water use (including the ability to disaggregate by sector). Mechanisms for allocating water between sectors have not been developed yet. Environmental considerations are ensured by SEA procedures of the sectoral development plans. [4]","Syria is currently implementing plans that are aimed at water efficiency, however these are only in the agricultural sector. \n\nIn February 2018, The Ministry of Agriculture and Agrarian Reform (MAAR) invited accredited agents from Arab and international companies specialized in supplying modern irrigation equipment and accessories, wishing to cooperate with the Ministry of Agriculture to secure modern irrigation equipment under the loans of the National Irrigation Project. The modern irrgation systems are being implemented to secure efficient water usage. [4] \n\nThe Ministry of Agriculture and Agrarian Reform also Introduced the concept of virtual water trade to conserve water resources in 2013. The concept of virtual water is to calculate the amount of water involved in the production of food or goods from vegetables, grains, meat and milk and as water resources, the virtual water is imported and exported through various food commodities. This concept is important because water scarce countries can conserve their water resources by importing virtual water, This is an important solution to the problems of water scarcity and scarcity of local water resources. [5]\n\nThough there have been examples of drainage and irrigation rehabilitation, mainly in the Euphrates valley, the FAO last documents efforts in this area in 2008 [1] Recent porgrams have mostly focussed on building capacity, e.g. in building wells, that might in the long term effect water efficiency. The Ministry of Water Resources in cooperation with UNICEF conducted a 3-day training course on drilling wells at the General Organization for Drinking Water and Sanitation in October, 2018 [3]\n\nThe executive orders promulgated from water legislation 31 outline periodic monitoring during specific time periods to evaluate the performance of the work of water systems for all uses and report them to improve water usage for efficiency. No details about the form of the improvements are included in the executive order [2] \n\n","The Government of the Republic of Tajikistan, with the support of funding from various foreign aid agencies, has implemented various programmes aimed at enhancing water use efficiency.\n \n In 2015, the Government of Tajikistan adopted a “Water Sector Reform Programme” for the period 2016 – 2025, with one main objective being efficient planning, development and management of water resources, addressing structural issues in water supply for domestic uses, irrigation, hydroelectric power generation and industry. [1]\n \n Under the Reform Programme, the government has developed legislation adopting Integrated Water Resources Management principles such as public participation and effective water management, especially through providing for the establishment of Basin Councils for participatory management of water resources. [1] The Reform Programme has also seen the establishment of the Agency for Melioration and Irrigation (‘AMI’), responsible for implementing policies and programmes for efficient use of irrigation water, preventing overuse and water scarcity by adopting water-saving technologies and reducing water losses, and the efficient operation and maintenance of irrigation and drainage infrastructures. [1]\n \n As of May 2018, four Reform Programme projects (implemented by the AMI) in the water sector with a focus on water efficiency were ongoing, chiefly through rehabilitation of irrigation systems to prevent water losses, and installation of new networks. [2] These included: an irrigation project in the Dangara Valley, totalling USD 30.5 m (87% funded by the Islamic Development Bank), expected to run between 2013 and 2019; a sustainable water resources management project in Khatlon Region, totalling USD 60 m (funded by the Global Agriculture and Food Security Programme and International Development Association), expected to run between 2013 and 2020; a climate change project in the Panj Valley, totalling USD 13.5 m (95% funded by the Asian Development Bank), expected to run between 2014 and 2019; and a water resources management project in the Panj river basin, totalling USD 31.6 Million (supported by the Asian Development Bank and Japan Fund for Poverty Reduction). [2]\n \n No more up-to-date summaries of ongoing projects were available on the AMI website, but the agency launched procurement of reconstruction work on irrigation systems in Khatlon Region under the aforementioned project in January 2020. [3, 4] The Ministry of Energy and Water Resources published a list of ongoing projects under the Reform Programme in December 2018, but no more up-to-date information was available on the Ministry website. [5, 6]","The Government of the Republic of Tajikistan, with the support of funding from various foreign aid agencies, has implemented various programmes aimed at enhancing water use efficiency.\n \n In 2015, the Government of Tajikistan adopted a “Water Sector Reform Programme” for the period 2016 – 2025, with one main objective being efficient planning, development and management of water resources, addressing structural issues in water supply for domestic uses, irrigation, hydroelectric power generation and industry. [1]\n \n Under the Reform Programme, the government has developed legislation adopting Integrated Water Resources Management principles such as public participation and effective water management, especially through providing for the establishment of Basin Councils for participatory management of water resources. [1] The Reform Programme has also seen the establishment of the Agency for Melioration and Irrigation (‘AMI’), responsible for implementing policies and programmes for efficient use of irrigation water, preventing overuse and water scarcity by adopting water-saving technologies and reducing water losses, and the efficient operation and maintenance of irrigation and drainage infrastructures. [1]\n \n As of May 2018, four Reform Programme projects (implemented by the AMI) in the water sector with a focus on water efficiency were ongoing, chiefly through rehabilitation of irrigation systems to prevent water losses, and installation of new networks. [2] These included: an irrigation project in the Dangara Valley, totalling USD 30.5 m (87% funded by the Islamic Development Bank), expected to run between 2013 and 2019; a sustainable water resources management project in Khatlon Region, totalling USD 60 m (funded by the Global Agriculture and Food Security Programme and International Development Association), expected to run between 2013 and 2020; a climate change project in the Panj Valley, totalling USD 13.5 m (95% funded by the Asian Development Bank), expected to run between 2014 and 2019; and a water resources management project in the Panj river basin, totalling USD 31.6 Million (supported by the Asian Development Bank and Japan Fund for Poverty Reduction). [2]\n \n No more up-to-date summaries of ongoing projects were available on the AMI website, but the agency launched procurement of reconstruction work on irrigation systems in Khatlon Region under the aforementioned project in January 2020. [3, 4] The Ministry of Energy and Water Resources published a list of ongoing projects under the Reform Programme in December 2018, but no more up-to-date information was available on the Ministry website. [5, 6]","The Thai government implemented water use efficiency program in limited sectors, focusing on the government and the agricultural sector. \n\nThe Thai Cabinet approved measures to reduce water usage in government sectors in July, 2018. The cabinet decision mandates that all government agencies must reduce their water usage by 10% and to make a monthly water usage report to the cabinet. [1]. The Office of National Water Resources also promote water conservation measures in the agricultural sector, but does not address water usage by other sectors such as manufacturing or tourism. The water conservation measures in agriculture were promoted by introducing the Agri Map system maintained by the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives that shows appropriate amount of water needed for different crops and appropriate crops for areas/seasons to the farmers, so that they can choose to rotate and change their crops according to their immeduiate environment. This is seen as a sustainable way to reduce both the cost and water stress in agriculture[2] [3].","The government has implemented programmes to enhance water use efficiency, mainly in agriculture. \n\nA regulation [2] and technological communication [3] have been issued on the Control of Water Loss and Leakage in Drinking Water Supply and Distribution Systems, and a regulation [4] has been issued on the Control of Water Use and Mitigation of Water Losses in the Irrigation Systems. An action plan for efficient water use in agriculture was developed as a priority area under the 10th National Development Plan covering 2014-2018. With respect to the reduction of water losses in water supply and distribution networks, a 2018 article concluded that “The recent water losses regulation, technical document and the handbook on control of water losses in water supply and WDNs are efficient steps to improve the current status of water losses reduction in Turkey. However, there are still some important lacking points.” [5] Examples of steps taken to ensure efficient use of water in agriculture include 50% state support for the costs of modern individual irrigation systems [6] and the “Good Agriculture” regulation which rewards farmers – inter alia - for appropriate use of fertilizer and water, regular testing of soil and water, and minimal use of chemical pesticides. [7]","There is evidence of programmes to enhance water use efficiency in Turkmenistan, but these are primarily limited to the agricultural sector.\n \n The Government of Turkmenistan issues loans to promote the use of equipment and technologies that use water efficiently. A 2013 decree titled \"On financial support for agricultural production\" makes it possible for agricultural actors to receive loans from state banks to subsidize the acquisition of water-saving technologies; for example, in 2015, an agricultural society in the Dashoguz region used a state loan to acquire a drip irrigation system. [1, 2] These loans are available through at least three state banks, including the State Bank for Foreign Economic Affairs of Turkmenistan, SenagatBank in Ashgabat, and Turkmenbashi State Commercial Bank in Ashgabat. [3, 4, 5] \n \n Additionally, from 2012-2017, the Government of Turkmenistan committed USD 667,000 to an Adaptation Fund/United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) project whose primary goal was \"to achieve greater water efficiency and productivity under climate change induced aridification.\" This project resulted in the construction of a number of dams, the drilling of new wells, the repair of existing dams and springs, the construction of reinforced concrete basins for water storage, the construction of water regulating devices, and the construction of drip irrigation systems in three regions of Turkmenistan (Sakarchaga, Nohur, and Karakum). [6] The Government of Turkmenistan is also investing in the upgrade of pumping stations and lining of canal systems and associated canal infrastructure to collect drainage water. [7]","The government has implemented programmes to enhance water use efficiency.\n \n The 2017 \"Overview of Water-related Programs in Uzbekistan Project Report\" by the International Water Mangement Institute indicates that 63 water-related projects received financial support from donor agencies in 2010-2016, with 33 percent focussing on agricultural development (the other focus areas identified being water supply, research and insititutional and capacity development) [1]. Agriculture accounts for 90 percent of water use in Uzbekistan. [2] These projects were mostly carried out by the government with the Ministry of Water Management or its predecessor acting as executive agency. Many are aimed at enhacing water use efficiency as a primary or secondary objective, for example, the Ferghana Valley Water Resources Management - Phase II aims to to improve irrigation efficiency among other things and is implemented by the Ministry of Water Management. [3]\n \n Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5742 \"On Measures for Efficient Use of Land and Water Resources in Agriculture\" reflects the emphasis placed on water use efficiency in agriculture and calls for, among other things, the widescale implementation of drip irrigation and the promotion of efficient practices in farming and irrigation. [4] The \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") also puts emphasis on water use efficiency in agriculture, for example, seeking to improve irrigation network efficiency from 63 percent to 73 percent by 2030, but it also contains proposals for system-wide improvements, for instance by installing smart water technology at 1,000 water facilities. [5]\n \n Examples of programmes to enhance water use efficiency include the Amu Bukhara Irrigation System Rehabilitation Project in agriculture and Tashkent Water Improvement Project in the consumer sector. [6, 7] The Ministry of Water Resources is the executing agency for the Amu Bukhara Irrigation System Rehabilitation Project, which aims, among other things, to build one new pump station built and modernise and rehabilitate four existing ones and increase transmission efficiency in the Amu Bukhara Irrigation System main canal [6]. The Ministry of Housing and Utilities is responsible for the implementation of the Tashkent Water Improvement Project which aims to rehabilitate and extend the wastewater and water infrastructure in Tashkent, delivering multiple environmental benefits, including the increase in the number of people connected to water and wastewater networks by around 280,000 and 390,000, respectively, reduction of water losses and energy savings. [7]","The government has implemented programmes to enhance water use efficiency.\n \n The 2017 \"Overview of Water-related Programs in Uzbekistan Project Report\" by the International Water Mangement Institute indicates that 63 water-related projects received financial support from donor agencies in 2010-2016, with 33 percent focussing on agricultural development (the other focus areas identified being water supply, research and insititutional and capacity development) [1]. Agriculture accounts for 90 percent of water use in Uzbekistan. [2] These projects were mostly carried out by the government with the Ministry of Water Management or its predecessor acting as executive agency. Many are aimed at enhacing water use efficiency as a primary or secondary objective, for example, the Ferghana Valley Water Resources Management - Phase II aims to to improve irrigation efficiency among other things and is implemented by the Ministry of Water Management. [3]\n \n Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5742 \"On Measures for Efficient Use of Land and Water Resources in Agriculture\" reflects the emphasis placed on water use efficiency in agriculture and calls for, among other things, the widescale implementation of drip irrigation and the promotion of efficient practices in farming and irrigation. [4] The \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" (\"Концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы\") also puts emphasis on water use efficiency in agriculture, for example, seeking to improve irrigation network efficiency from 63 percent to 73 percent by 2030, but it also contains proposals for system-wide improvements, for instance by installing smart water technology at 1,000 water facilities. [5]\n \n Examples of programmes to enhance water use efficiency include the Amu Bukhara Irrigation System Rehabilitation Project in agriculture and Tashkent Water Improvement Project in the consumer sector. [6, 7] The Ministry of Water Resources is the executing agency for the Amu Bukhara Irrigation System Rehabilitation Project, which aims, among other things, to build one new pump station built and modernise and rehabilitate four existing ones and increase transmission efficiency in the Amu Bukhara Irrigation System main canal [6]. The Ministry of Housing and Utilities is responsible for the implementation of the Tashkent Water Improvement Project which aims to rehabilitate and extend the wastewater and water infrastructure in Tashkent, delivering multiple environmental benefits, including the increase in the number of people connected to water and wastewater networks by around 280,000 and 390,000, respectively, reduction of water losses and energy savings. [7]","Venezuela has not implemented programs to enhance water use efficiency, although educational initiatives to that end are described on the national water authority’s website. \n\nThe website of the current Ministry of Care for Water Resources states that the Ministry contains a General Directorate of Water Culture, which oversees the Directorate of Water Resource Education. The Directorate’s description states that it works with educational institutions at all levels to ensure that responsible and efficient water use is taught at schools [1]. \nIn addition, the Ministry’s website describes the Moving Waters Program, which is directed at university students to inspire them to develop innovative solutions to the water service bottlenecks that limit water access, especially via the creation of “productive processes that motivate the responsible and efficient use of this natural good” [2]. The Ministry’s website does not describe other water efficiency enhancement programs [3]. \n\nHidroven is the largest public water utility in Venezuela and manages the sector; its mission is to execute potable water and sanitation projects, while maintaining regulation, leadership and supervision of other public water utilities [5]. Hidroven's website does not include additional information regarding programs to enhance water use efficiency [5]. \n\nThe former Ministry of Eco-Socialism and Water Resources’ 2017 Annual Report does not mention specific water efficiency enhancement programs in place [4].","The government of Vietnam has implemented programmes to enhance water use efficiency across some sectors.\n\nThe government of Vietnam is focusing on improving water use efficiency in agriculture and lake water usage and promoting private investment in state-owned water companies. For example, in 2014, the government and World Bank launched the Irrigated Agriculture Improvement Project to improve the sustainability of irrigated agricultural production systems in selected central coastal and northern mountains provinces in the country. The programme will run through 2020 and aims to improve irrigation water management and drainage schemes and to implement support for climate-smart agricultural practices. [1] The Department of Water Resources Management is evaluating inter-lake operation procedures in river basins: Dong Nai, Huong, Vu Gia - Thu Bon, Ca, Roepk. The objective is to strengthen measures to ensure national water security in the context of climate change and to continue to build and complete policies laws on water resources. [2] Private investment is another focus of water use efficiency. Historically, the water sector has been funded from public funds and official development assistance, with minimal funding from tariffs or private investment. Since 2007, state-owned water companies have begun the process of transformation into equitized companies with private investors. As of 2014 (most recent publicly available data), 23 of 79 water supply companies in the Vietnam Ministry of Construction Water Database had been fully equitized. [3]\n",null,null,null,"[1] National Water Affairs Regulatory Authority. \"Irrigation Restoration and Development Project - About\". [https://www.pcu-mew.gov.af/about.php].\n \n [2] National Water Affairs Regulatory Authority. 18 February 2020. “Annual report of the Ministry of Energy and Water (National Bureau of Water Affairs) and (Bureau of Energy Services) in the government accountability program”, (“گزارش سالانه وزارت انرژی و آب (اداره ملی تنظیم امور آب) و (اداره تنظیم خدمات انرژی) در برنامه حساب دهی دولت به ملت \"). [http://www.gmic.gov.af/dari/component/content/article/69-2020-01-11-05-19-15/4082-2020-03-19-14-38-15 ].\n \n [3] Presidental office of Public and Strategic Affairs \"The government has plans to improve Kabul's drinking water.\"[http://www.gmic.gov.af/dari/press-releases/3088-2017-09-25-07-47-55]\n \n [4] Tolo News. 3 August 2018. \"Kabul Water Supply Project Underway\". [https://tolonews.com/business/kabul-water-supply-project-underway]\n \n [5] Ministry of Finance, \" Amendment budget 2020\" (تعديلا ت بودجوي)[https://www.budgetmof.gov.af/images/stories/DGB/BPRD/National%20Budget/1399_Budget/1399%20Budget%20Amendments.pdf]\n \n [6] USAID, \"On-Farm Water Management Project (OFWMP) Overview.\" [https://www.usaid.gov/news-information/fact-sheets/farm-water-management-project-ofwmp]\n \n [7] Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock (MAIL) [https://mail.gov.af/dr/node/581]\n \n [8] Tolo News, 2018. \"India To Help Build Shahtoot Dam In Kabul.\" (تا یک ماه دیگر کار ساخت بند شاه‌توت آغاز می‌شود) [https://tolonews.com/fa/business/%D8%AA%D8%A7-%DB%8C%DA%A9-%D9%85%D8%A7%D9%87-%D8%AF%DB%8C%DA%AF%D8%B1-%DA%A9%D8%A7%D8%B1-%D8%B3%D8%A7%D8%AE%D8%AA-%D8%A8%D9%86%D8%AF-%D8%B4%D8%A7%D9%87%E2%80%8C%D8%AA%D9%88%D8%AA-%D8%A2%D8%BA%D8%A7%D8%B2-%D9%85%DB%8C%E2%80%8C%D8%B4%D9%88%D8%AF]","[1] National Irrigation Service. National Irrigation School. 2019. http://www.senari.gob.bo/escuela1.asp\n[2] National Irrigation Service. Knowledge and wisdom of 206 water users in Arani certified. 2019. http://www.senari.gob.bo/noticias_proc.asp?ID=437\n[3] National Irrigation Service. SENARI trains water users from Sacaba in Technology and Production. 2018. http://senari.gob.bo/noticias_proc.asp?ID=399\n[4] National Irrigation Service. Government provides collective registrations for efficient water use to 4,500 families in Potosi. 2018. http://senari.gob.bo/noticias_proc.asp?ID=392\n[5] Ministry of Mining and Metallurgy. Sector Plan for Comprehensive Mining Metallurgical Development 2016-2020. 2016. http://www.mineria.gob.bo/documentos/PSDIMM%202016-2020.pdf\n[6] Ministry of Environment and Water. Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Agua. 2019. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/","[1] \"Assessment on the National Water Policy of Myanmar.\" https://www.gwp.org/globalassets/global/gwp-sea_files/assessment-on-the-national-water-policy-of-myanmar.pdf [2]Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf [3] \"Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management\". 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Decree 1090 of 2018. 2018. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/images/normativa/app/decretos/7b-decreto%201090%20de%202018.pdf\n[3] Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development. Resolution No. 1257 of 2018. 2018. http://www.andi.com.co/Uploads/RES_1257_2018_Contenido_PUEAAs.pdf","[1] \"Assessment on the National Water Policy of Myanmar.\" https://www.gwp.org/globalassets/global/gwp-sea_files/assessment-on-the-national-water-policy-of-myanmar.pdf [2]Ministry of Transport. National Water Resources Committee. “Myanmar National Water Policy”. 2014. https://www.medbox.org/myanmar-national-water-policy-burmese-version/download.pdf [3] \"Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management\". 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National Potable Water and Sanitation Strategy. 2016. https://www.agua.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/downloads/2016/07/REVISTA-SENAGUA.compressed.pdf\n[4] Secretariat of Water. Section a4) The goals and objectives of administrative units according to their operational programs. 2018. https://www.agua.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/downloads/2019/01/Literal-a-4-metas-y-objetivos-unidades-administrativas.pdf\n[5] Secretariat of Water. Strategic Plan Update Report. 2014. https://www.agua.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/downloads/2014/02/ACTULAIZACION-PLAN-ESTRATEGICO-2014-2017.pdf\n[6] Secretariat of Water. Annual Operational Plan. 2016. https://www.agua.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/downloads/2016/04/PLAN-ESTRAT%C3%89GICO-INSTITUCIONAL.rar","(1)République de Guinée. \"SECONDE COMMUNICATION NATIONALE A\nLA CONVENTION CADRE DES NATIONS UNIES\nSUR LES CHANGEMENTS CLIMATIQUES\". 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[http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/gui147379.pdf]\n","1- Fanack Water, \"Water Challenges of Iran\", 2016, https://water.fanack.com/iran/water-challenges-of-iran/\n2- Ministry of Agriculture, \"the National Water Use Efficiency Model in Agriculture Sector Must Be Fully Implemented\", 2010, https://bit.ly/2TXux1x\n3- Ministry of Energy, The First Congress of Water and Environmental Experts, \"Revision, Updating and Execution of the National Water Use Efficiency Model\", 2018, http://waterhouse.ir/sites/default/files/138.pdf\n4-Ministry of Agriculture \"About the Ministry\", n/a, https://www.maj.ir/Index.aspx?page_=form&lang=1&sub=0&tempname=Main&PageID=9\n5- Department of Environment, https://doe.ir\n6- News, Water, Ministry of Energy http://news.moe.gov.ir/News-List/4 Accessed 13/05/21\n7 New Irrigation Systems Development Group Accessed 13 May 2019 https://maj.ir/Index.aspx?page_=form&lang=2&sub=0&tempname=NewEnMain&PageID=12740","1. UNEPDHI \"SDG 6.5.1 Iraq Country Report\" 2017 http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Iraq\n2. What solutions for the water crisis in Iraq – The water story Middle-East\nhttps://thewaterstory.sswm.info/2018/09/26/أزمة-المياه-في-العراق-هل-لها-حلول/ \n3. The General Authority for the maintenance of irrigation and drainage projects - Ministry of Water Resources http://www.mowr.gov.iq/node/110 \n4. FAO \"FAOLEX Database Irrigation Law No.83 of 2017\" 2017 http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/irq100214a.pdf \n","[1] Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Ordinance No. 457 of 5 May 2014. \"On approval of the Action Plan for the realization of the State Water Resource Management Programme 2014-2020.\" (\"Oб утверждении Плана мероприятий по реализации Государственной программы управления водными ресурсами Казахстана на 2014 - 2020 годы.\") [http://adilet.zan.kz/rus/docs/P1400000457].\n \n [2] Interfax Kazakhstan. 15 April 2014. \"Kazakhstan accepts seven-year water resource management programme\", (\"Казахстан принял семилетнюю программу управления водными ресурсами\"). [https://www.interfax.kz/?lang=rus&int_id=10&news_id=9374].\n \n [3] Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan. 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[https://www.akchabar.kg/ru/news/gosprogramma-razvitiya-irrigacii-pozvolit-vvesti-65-tysyach-ga-novyh-oroshaemyh-zemel/]\n\n[4] Kyrgyzstan Sustainable Energy Financing Facility. [https://www.kyrseff.kg/?lang=en]\n\n[5] Kyrgyzstan Sustainable Energy Financing Facility. “EBRD and the European Union support energy and water efficiency in Kyrgyzstan”. [https://www.kyrseff.kg/ebrd-and-the-european-union-support-energy-and-water-efficiency-in-kyrgyzstan/]\n\n[6] Kyrgyzstan Sustainable Energy Financing Facility. “Success stories and statistics”, (“Успешные истории и статистика”). [https://www.kyrseff.kg/success-stories-and-statistics/]","[1] \"Assessment on the National Water Policy of Myanmar.\" https://www.gwp.org/globalassets/global/gwp-sea_files/assessment-on-the-national-water-policy-of-myanmar.pdf [2]Ministry of Transport. 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[null,"3.2.1",null,0,1,1,2,1,1,2,2,0,0,1,0,2,1,0,1,0,0,1,1,2,2,0,1,1,2,1,1,1,1,0,0,null,null,null,"There is no national programme for monitoring water pollution in Afghanistan.\n \n According to an academic interviewed, Afghanistan does not conduct national water pollution monitoring. [1] While the Ministry of Energy and Water has received support from international partners from the mid-2000s to rebuild abandoned and destroyed water monitoring facilities and restore lost capacity, these efforts focus on enhancing monitoring of water availability and water quality, rather than water pollution levels. [2, 3]\n \n Institutions in Afghanistan are mandated to assess water pollution levels, but they do not carry this out in practice. For example, Article 8 of the Water Law 2009 states that, \"Planning for and implementing activities to survey, explore, investigate, research and assess the groundwater reserves and their protection from pollution including identification of chemical and bacteriological contents of the groundwater, is the responsibility of the Ministry of Mines with cooperation from the Ministry of Public Health and the National Environmental Protection Agency.\" The Water law also states that \"Protection and control of surface water from pollution and monitoring of its quality is the responsibility of National Environmental Protection Agency with cooperation from the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock, Ministry of Energy and Water, Ministry of Urban Development, Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development, Ministry of Public Health and Ministry of Mines.\" [8]\n \n The lack of data and the unreliability of available data make it difficult to understand and assess the current situation of the water sector in Afghanistan. [4, 5] However, the minister of state for natural disasters, Najib Aqa Fahim, reported that 80% of Afghanistan’s water is contaminated. [5]\n \n Afghanistan Urban Water Supply and Sewerage Corporation (AUWSSC) is a government agency which is by law obliged to oversee and manage the urban water supply and sewage systems in the country. However, there is limited evidence of monitoring of water pollution levels. For example, the AUWSSC collected more than 450 samples of drinking water during 2017, which includes the water samples from wells that provide water to the city water supply network, residential houses that are connected to the water supply network and water supply network reservoirs. [6] \n \n In 2013, UNICEF supported the Ministry of Health to establish labs to monitor water quality (2 National WQ Labs MoPH/MRRD (28 parameters), 3 Regional Mini Labs (18 parameters) and Provision of Wagtech kit in all provinces) with capacity building, but this testing system is not available nationwide. [7]","Bolivia has a national program for monitoring water pollution, but there is no evidence that the results are made available publicly. \n\nThe Vice-Ministry of Environment, Biodiversity, Climate Change and Forest Development (of the Ministry of Environment and Water) is tasked with protecting and conserving the environment, including controlling pollution from agrochemicals and industrial waste [1]. According to the Ministry of Environment and Water’s 2019 annual report, the ministry has 26 monitoring systems in place for checking water quality. However, the report does not provide further details on the systems or what parameters they measure [2]. The report does mention a project to monitor water quality in the Guadalquivir river basin. The project will implement a monitoring system for water quality and quantity in the basin [2]. \n\nIn the mining sector, the Sector Plan for Comprehensive Mining Metallurgical Development 2016-2020 sets strategic goals for water quality to be monitored by the Ministry of Environment and Water, stating that projects in operation and under development will be monitored. The plan notes that many mining operations do not comply with environmental regulations, creating social conflict as a result of pollution of water and soils [3]. The website of the Ministry of Environment and Water does not contain additional public information regarding monitoring of water pollution or publication of results [4]. \n \nIn addition, the National Service of Meteorology and Hydrology (SENAMHI) 's Hydrology Unit is tasked with carrying out water level monitoring, creating forecasts and alerts, and installing and maintaining monitoring stations [5]. However, there is no public evidence that this system monitors pollution or water quality [5, 6].","In Bosnia and Herzegovina there is are two entity level programmes for monitoring of water pollution that cover the majority of the country. \n\nArticles 14, 41, 44-47 of the Water Law of Republic of Srpska and articles 3, 22, 29, 91 of the Water Law of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina regulates water monitoring, that includes also monitoring of water pollution. Monitoring system is based on the entity level Water Monitoring Plan and in Republic of Srpska it is responsibility of the Water Srpska, while in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina it is responsibility of the Agency for the Sava River Basin and Agency for the Adriatic Sea Basin. In addition, the owner, or operator of facilities of importance for protection against harmful effects of water, is obliged to monitor and submit monitoring reports. [2, 3]\n\nBosnia and Herzegovina is not scored for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Pollution control from the national level. However, the assessment states that following constitutional organization of the country issue of the pollution control is in responsibility of the sub-national level (in case of BiH, entity level) institutions. Law on waters and respective bylaws at the level of both entities (FBiH and RS) in BiH and BD BiH regulate issues of pollution control. Both entity level ministries issue water permits with specific demand on pollution control, fees for water pollution, etc. [1]\n","Brazil has the National Water Quality Monitoring Network, which has 1,340 stations in the country that checks for water quality; however, those stations only conduct analysis on four basic parameters (pH, dissolved oxygen, conductivity and temperature), which the National Water Agency (ANA) deems to be insufficient for a full examination of water pollution. [1]\n\nIn-depth water quality analysis is conducted by state agencies; however, criteria and parameters for water quality indicators may differ between states. [2] Therefore, there is no standardised, central and comprehensive monitoring system for the country. However, the national data by ANA on water quality is available to the public through ANA's website. [3]\n\nANA has developed the Stimulus Program for the Dissemination of Water Quality Data (QUALIÁGUA), which has the objective of creating a systematic data management of water quality indicators in all of Brazil, including those covering pollutant levels. The data would be standardized and collected by the national and state water quality stations. [4] This programme follows ANA Resolution no. 903 of 2013, which creates the National Water Quality Monitoring Network (RNQA) and standardised data collection, criteria and methodology for water quality indicators. [2][5] There is no evidence that the RNQA has materialised.","There is a national pollution monitoring programme for water pollution described in the law in Cambodia, but it is not implemented adequately.\n\nUnder the sub-decree on water pollution adopted in 1999, the Ministry of Environment is mandated to carry out regular monitoring at all pollution sources and public water areas and make the findings publicly available [1]. It is also required to notify the general public immediately of any danger found that could potentially threaten human life and biodiversity. Management instruments for water pollution control in Cambodia also include water quality monitoring programme which is undertaken under MRC framework, and regular training programmes conducted to improve the national agencies' capacity in water pollution control task [2]. Currently, environmental pollution control/monitor programme which is regularly conducted by officials of Pollution Control Department under the Ministry of Environment includes: surface water quality monitoring in which monthly water samples at designated sampling points in the main water bodies are taken for analyzing, routine control/monitoring at pollution sources (factories), and educational programme of environmental quality management/protection to strengthen capacity of environmental officers at provincial level including line institution [3]. However, no water quality data is publicly available on both the website of the Environment Ministry and that of the Department of Hydrology and River Works of MOWRAM which is tasked with implementing water quality monitoring at the main hydrological stations [4]. News media have reported various recent cases of water pollution in some provinces, indicating weaknesses in the implementation of the water pollution control programme [5].","There is a monitoring mechanism for water pollution in China, but it's results are available only on ad-hoc basis. \n\nThere is a monitoring mechanism of water pollution in China, but the results are not published on a regular basis. The Ministry of Water Resources hold meetings with local water pollution monitoring centers, and the local centers are responsible for conducting water pollution testing for monitoring. However, the results are not publicly available [1]. The Water Pollution Prevention and Control Action Plan states that China will \"deepen control over total pollutant emissions\" -- \"to improve pollutant statistical monitoring system, and include various pollution sources from industry, urban life, agriculture and mobile sources into field of investigation\" [2]. Article 32 of the Water Law states that \"the people's governments water administration departments at and above the county level, or the watershed authorities, shall monitor the water quality of the water functional regions. Where they find the total discharge of major pollutants exceeds the limitation or the water quality of the water functional regions fails to meet the requirements of the functions of the water areas, they shall promptly report to the relevant people's governments for treatment as well as notifying the environmental protection departments\" [3]. The Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law incudes pollution monitoring measures at various levels. For example, it states that \"the state shall establish rules for the monitoring of water environment quality and monitoring of water pollutant discharge. The administrative department of environmental protection of the State Council shall be responsible for working out water environment monitoring standards, releasing the state's water environment situation in a uniform manner and organizing a monitoring network with the water administrative department and other departments of the State Council, make uniform planning on the setup of stations (outlets) for the monitoring of water quality environment of the state, establish a monitoring data sharing mechanism, and strengthen the administration of water environment monitoring\" [4].","The National Monitoring Program for Water Resources (PNMRH) monitors water quality in the country, and some data is publicly available. \n\nThe PNMRH is a product of the National Policy for the Integrated Management of Water Resources 2010-2022 (PNGIRH). The PNGIRH has five objectives, including minimizing water pollution [1]. The PNMRH’s monitoring network includes around 3,200 stations that monitor water quality and availability throughout the country [2]. The PNMRH monitors biodegradable organic demand (DBO5), chemical demand for oxygen, total suspended solids and mercury levels [3]. The national Water Resource Information System (SIRH), an online tool run by Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development., contains data series regarding pollutants detected at these monitoring stations [4]. \n\nIn addition, the System of Environmental Information of Colombia (SIAC) contains 2012 data on net pollutants in the country’s water, biochemical demand for oxygen in water, and mercury dumped in land and waterways due to mining [5].","In Croatia there is a system for national monitoring of water pollution. \n\nIn 2016 Croatian introduced their Long term Monitoring Programme, that aims to comprehensively capture the quality and quantity of water across the country, and monitor likely extent and impact of pollution[2]. It will also upgrade the current monitoring system [2]. The current Croatian Waters process collects information on (i) monitoring of the status of waters, (ii) hydrological and meteorological monitoring, (iii) monitoring of the load and emission into water (incl. emissions that would be considered pollutants), (iv) the monitoring of the state of water structures, and (v) monitoring established in the procedures of the strategic Environmental Impact Assessment of Planned Water Management Documents. [2] The Organisation publishes the results of this monitoring in annual plans prepared in line with the Ordinance on the Standard of Water Quality. [3]\n\nCroatia reports the score 80 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on National monitoring of water pollution The assessment states that \"in order to retain a high level of efficient protection from water-related diseases, the quality of drinking water in Croatia is monitored by authorized institutes in accordance with the water quality control standards\". The Institute for Public Health and its laboratories is in charge for monitoring of the quality of the water for human consumption on regular basis. The surface and groundwater is monitored by Croatian Waters -the water agency which also has its own laboratory. [1]","Ecuador has monitored water quality only on ad-hoc basis and there is evidence that the government has collected samples to test for pollution. \n\nThe Secretariat of Water’s Directorate of Water Quality holds a mandate for the national water quality monitoring program [1]. The Directorate sometimes works with outside laboratories to process samples to detect pollution in waterways [1]. The Secretariat has worked during recent years to extend the monitoring system across the country, while it has also trained teams from different regions to test for water quality [2, 3]. In 2019, the Secretariat worked with local authorities and external laboratories to monitor water quality following flooding in the Manduriacu region [4]. Data regarding these monitoring activities does not appear to be publicly available. As of May 2019, the newly launched Public Registry for Water was not accessible online, and its mandate does not include pollution monitoring [5, 8]. Ecuador’s Open Data platform includes a dataset on water quality, but it only contains locations of monitoring points and not actual water quality data [6]. The 2017 Sectorial Water Statistics Bulletin contained some tables with water quality data (conductivity, biological, etc.) but not pollution specifically [7].","Guinea does not have programmes for monitoring water pollution.\n\nAccording to a report issued by the UN, which analyzes the situation of the environmental statistics in Guinea, the National Hydraulics Directorate effectuates some analysis in a more or less regular way, of the water quality of some rivers. Microbiological, bacteriological and chemical analysis are carried out by their laboratories for this purpose. (1) Nevertheless, it can not be considered a national monitoring system since it only happens in certain rivers (the proportion of rivers monitored was not provided). (1) \n\nMoreover, no reports on water quality issued by the government could be found. No further information could be found in the National Hydraulics Directorate since it does not have its own website. There is no further evidence of such programmes for monitoring water pollution on the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page (it does not have an official website), in the National Directorate of Water and Forests, on the Ministry of Environment Facebook page (it does not have an official website), on the Ministry of Agriculture Facebook page (it does not have an official website), in a report from the National Hydraulics Directorate or in the Ministry of Mines and Geology. (2,3,4,5,6,7) \n\nThe country gets the score of 20 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question for pollution control management at the national level. The assessment states that the use of management tools is limited and is only done through short-term / ad-hoc or similar projects. (8) No evidence of projects monitoring pollution could be found in the World Bank . (9)","The Department of Environment assesses pollution nationally but the results are not publicly available. \n\nPartially, the Department of Environment was 53 online stations that measure water pollutants in rivers in 16 provinces [1]. There are detailed licensing regulations for sectors related to urban, industrial, mining, animal farming or similar purposes, according to the 1994 law of Prevention of Water Pollution suggested by the Department of Environment and ratified in the cabinet [2]. There is also a detailed standard defined for outgoing wastewater in different sectors (1999) by the Department of Environment according to clause 5 of the law of Prevention of Water Pollution [3]. The result of water pollution monitoring programmes or their regularity are not publicly available and therefore is not confirmable. [4]","The Ministry of Water Resources considers the “preservation of surface and groundwater from pollution” a priority in its general policy programme (article 2, part 4, of the Law No. (50) for the year 2008) (2). However, there is no independent programme or public agency that is in charge of monitoring water pollution that covers the entire country. \n\nThis task is included within a general agenda of different plans of action within larger organizations. For example:\n- The General Authority for the operation of irrigation and drainage projects (part of the Ministry of Water resources): collects data on chemical and physiological tests of water sources of rivers, streams and basins, in order to monitor the sources of pollution, especially oil spill, factory waste and sewage stations (3).\n- The Reconstruction Fund for Areas Affected by Terrorist Operations (REFAATO): includes water depollution in the regions strongly affected by the war against ISIS (4) (5).\n\nSome pollution control projects are adopted in the short term by the Ministry of Water. For instance, in February 2019, the Ministry confirmed the end of the crisis of water pollution of the Diyala River as a result of its projects of releasing non-polluted water (6). However, due to the ministry’s lack of resources, these actions do not include the entire national territory of Iraq (7). \n\nFinally, the Iraqi authorities benefit from the financial and technical support of international organizations in monitoring water pollution:\n- World Bank “Baghdad Water Supply and Sewerage Improvement Project” (2018-2023). The development objective of this project for Iraq is to improve the quality of drinking water supply and wastewater services in Baghdad. (1)\n- UNICEF: \"Evaluation of Water Quality Control and Surveillance in Iraq\" (2010) (1) One of the main objectives of this programme is to empower the Ministry of Environment, Ministry of Municipalities and Mayoralty of Baghdad to ensure the provision of potable water and the enforcement of the rules and regulation related to the protection of the water resources from pollution. \n- UNEP: “Water Quality Monitoring programme in the Iraqi Marshlands” (2005) (10) As per the Memorandum of Understanding concluded between the Ministry of Environment, Iraq and the United Nations Environment Programme, International Environmental Technology Centre (UNEP, IETC), it undertook a water quality monitoring programme in the Iraqi Marshlands in order to ensure a better management of water resources and reduce pollution imacts.\n\nAccording to UNICEF less than half of the Iraqi population can claim reliable access to drinkable water and less than 10% of urban households outside Baghdad are connected to sanitary sewage systems (1). \n\n\n","Kazakhstan has a regular programme for monitoring water pollution and results are publicly available.\n \n All environmental monitoring, including monitoring of water quality, is the responsibility of the National Hydrometeorological Service (Kazhdromet), a state enterprise under the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources. [1] Kazhdromet currently monitors water quality at 424 points on 143 water bodies, including 93 rivers, 31 lakes, 15 reservoirs, 3 canals and the Caspian Sea. [2, 3] On the basis of this monitoring, it publishes monthly and quarterly reports on its website that contain detailed statistics on water quality. [4] The number of points monitored has steadily increased over recent years, from 240 points on 105 water bodies in 2013–2015; to 392 points on 128 water bodies in 2016; to 404 points on 133 water bodies in 2017. [5]\n \n Kazhydromet actively monitors all main transboundary rivers for a wide range of contaminants and quality parameters, including organoleptic, physical and chemical qualities, mineralization, ions, biogens, metals, toxic substances and organic contaminants. [5] In addition, some points are tested for pesticides, radionuclides and micro-macro elements. [5] Kazhydromet's monitoring of transboundary rivers specifically involves 12 samples per year from the Keles (on the border with Uzbekistan), 14 samples per year from the Syr Darya (on the border with Uzbekistan), up to 6 samples per year from the Chu (on the border with Kyrgyzstan), and up to 36 samples per year from the Talas (on the border with Kyrgyzstan). [5]\n \n In addition to the regular monitoring conducted by Kazhydromet, the Ministry of Energy's Committee of Ecological Regulation and Control does ad hoc monitoring of surface water quality and the Ministry of Healthcare's Sanitary-Epidemiological Service monitors drinking water sources for microbiological and parasitological contaminants. [5]\n \n An expert interviewed reported that while regular monitoring of water pollution is conducted by the hydrometereological service, specific sources of pollution are only investigated following detection of critical levels of pollution. [6]","There is a national programme for the monitoring of water pollution in Kyrgyzstan, but it is not regular and is currently only conducted on the river Chu.\n \n The State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘SAW’), previously the Department of Water Resources and Land Improvement of the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Improvement of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘DWRLI’) until 2019, is charged with the monitoring of the quality of Kyrgyzstan’s water bodies. [1] According to a 2015 workshop on water pollution in Kyrgyzstan, hosted by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, Kyrgyzstan “annually conducts joint monitoring of water pollution with representatives of state bodies of the Republic of Kazakhstan”. [2] However, no additional evidence was found to corroborate this on the website of the SAW. [3]\n \n According to a 2018 United Nations report, up until 1992 observation on the quality of surface waters were carried out on 54 water bodies (at 80 posts), including transboundary rivers Naryn, Karadarya, and Talas, with thirty-eight indicators being analysed. [4] This monitoring of water quality in Kyrgyzstan was carried out by the Agency for Hydrometeorology (“Kyrgyzhydromet”), under the auspices of the then-DWRLI (now SAW), but due to the insufficient budget financing, an assessment of the water quality of the Naryn, Karadarya and Talas rivers is not currently being carried out. [4] The 2018 report states that currently, Kyrgyzhydromet only assesses water quality at 9 observation points located on the main watercourse of the river Chu. These monitoring points assess the \"organoleptical and physical qualities of the water, temperature and oxygenic conditions, general organic contamination, mineralization and salt content, biogens, and contamination substances of non-organic origin.\" [4] The 2018 report also mentions that the State Agency of Protection of Environment and Forestry (SAEPF)monitors the river Chu on 6 section lines by 17 indicators, including heavy metals. The SAEPF programe aims to monitor the impact of contaminsation sources on the quality of water resources. [4]\n \n According to a 2015 report by the German Corporation for International Cooperation (“GIZ”), Kyrgyzhydromet carried out monitoring of water quality of Kyrgyzstan’s water bodies was in 2015. [5] This water quality monitoring involves checking levels of some organic and non-organic pollutants, as well as water quality characteristiscs such as temperature, oxygenation, mineralisation and salt content. [4]\n \n The SAW is the central authority in Kyrgyzstan charged with the monitoring of water resources, the State Agency on the Environmental Protection and Forestry is charged with environmental protection activities (i.e. not only related to water resources), and Kyrgyzhydromet is charged with monitoring of water resources, as well as air quality and weather, and in the field of water pollution monitoring, these organisations’ remits overlap as such. [1, 6]\n \n According to a 2018 report by the United Nations, Kyrgyzhydromet currently has no regional laboratories, and in 2016 stopped observation of heavy metals, oil products (petroleum products), phenols and SSAS, because of outdated and lacking methodologies, equipment and procedures. Kyrgyzhydromet's instrumentation is in general obsolete, and requires replacement to enable the body to increase the number of pollutants to be determined, for example an atomic absorption spectrophotometer for detecting heavy metals. [4]","There is no national programme for monitoring water pollution in Laos. \n\nInstructions on pollution control issued by the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment (MONRE) in 2015 place the onus on potential water polluters to self-monitor and report pollution. [1] Project owners and entrepreneurs engaging in activities likely to cause water pollution are required to establish environmental monitoring plans, which must be submitted to MONRE in order to obtain an environmental compliance certificate. [1] However, according to a draft National Pollution Control Strategy and Action Plan, pollution control authorities lack the capacity to assess compliance with these requirements. [2] The draft acknowledges the lack of information on pollution sources, as well as on monitoring and compliance and reporting systems. [2] The draft plan includes strategic pillars to improve monitoring capacity through a National Environment Protection and Pollution Control Steering Committee, with support from MONRE and other ministries. [2] Some of the funding for this work is to be raised through a proposed environmental tax. [2] There is no evidence available on the national gazette or MONRE website that the draft National Pollution Control Strategy and Action Plan has been approved or implemented as yet. [3,4]","Water pollution monitoring is called \"water quality monitoring\" in Mali, and it's done by the DNH through its Laboratory of Water Quality (LQA) [1], as well as by the potable water companies throughout the 150-station-wide national network, however the results are not always publicly available.\n\nThe Laboratory collects water samples at various stations across the country but due to a lack of funding, in 2006, these measures were only done on an ad-hoc basis [2]. However since then, a number of actions have been taken by the authorities in order to improve the monitoring, among which the PCA-GIRE programme which has provided capacity building resources for pollution monitoring as well as data sharing and disucssion platforms [3]. One such as example is the April 2018 water quality workshop organised by the Ministry of Energy and Water of Mali and the PCA-GIRE coordinators. The workshop, funded by the governments of Netherlands and Sweden, brought together all the water sector stakeholders from Mali and Guinea Conakry. It's objective was to identify the big polluters and the innovative solutions to improve the quality of surface water. It provided the stakeholders a platform to discuss best practice principles of the water sampling network and to present the current method used in the development of the monitoring network for Mali. [3] \n\nThere are about 150 stations across the country belonging exclusively to the DNH, except those on the Senegal river which belong both to the DNH and to the OMVS who are both monitoring the Senegal river [2]. Moreover, the potable water company Société EDM SA follows the physico-chemical and bacteriological quality of its sampling points for the production of drinking water on a regular basis (unlike the Laboratory which monitors the quality of water in a less frequent manner) [2]. The strategy for pollution monitoring is outlined first in the 2006 Strategy for [2] and in the 2009 National Water Treatment Plan (PNA) [4]. Water pollution is regulated by the law No 01-020 of 30 May 2001 on pollutions, decree No. 01-395/P-RM of 2001 on wastewater management, and order No. 06-2667 / MIC-SG of 7 Nov. 2006, approving Malian wastewater standards-specifications [5], [6].","The legislation for water pollution monitoring is strong, however there is little evidence of actual implementation. The Regional Departments of Hydraulics and Sanitation's water analysis laboratories are in charge of water pollution monitoring [1] however, the results are not publicly available on the Ministry of Hydraulics website [2], neither at the Ministry of Environment since it does not have a website. [3]\nMoreover, according to art 36 of the Law 2000-045 on the environment [4], the surface waters, rivers, lakes and ponds are subject to an inventory establishing their degree of pollution. Documents are drawn up for each of these waters according to physical, chemical, biological, or bacteriological criteria, to determine the state of each of them.\nThese documents are subject to periodic general revision and to an immediate revision whenever an exceptional or imperative change affects the state of these waters. [4]","There is a national pollution monitoring programme for water pollution described in the law in Myanmar, but it is not implemented properly.\n\nIn 1999, the Waterways Department was extended and reorganised as the Directorate of Water Resources and Improvement of River Systems (DWIR). The main responsibilities of DWIR include managing and preventing water pollution in the river. There is, however, limited research on water pollution and data is sparse. [1] The main responsibilities of DWIR include managing and preventing water pollution in the river. [1] There is, however, limited research on water pollution and data is sparse. Objectives of DWIR include: to improve the navigation channel and to stabilize the inland river ports, to protect the river banks erosion, to cooperate with other organizations in demarcation of danger water level of the towns, to utilize the river water for domestic and agriculture all the year round, to protect bank erosion of border rivers, to observe the long term existence of the cross river bridges by river engineering point of views, to manage the prevention of the river water pollution and to achieve adequate depth for maximum loading capacity of the vessels. [2] There seems to be no national programme for monitoring water pollution- but the Environmental Pollution Control has set some standards such as : suitable surface water quality standards for the usage in rivers,streams, canals, springs, marshes, swamps, lakes, reservoirs and other inland water sources of the public; water quality standards for coastal and estuarine areas; and underground water quality standards. [3]","There is a regular monitoring programme of water pollution and results are publicly available, however some area require registration in order to access the data. \n\nThe National Authority of Water (ANA) is responsible for monitoring and collecting data on water quality and pollution in Perú. The ANA operates a portal, the National Information System of Water Resources (SNIRH), which is the technological and institutional network created to support the National Water Resources Management System. SNIRH consists of data from various institutions that generate information about water. [1] Users need to register and a national ID is required - therefore this information cannot be considered fully \"public\" [1]\n\nThe portal menu has a link to a section called “Tools SNIRH” (“Herramientas SNIRH”) that has information from the Sub-System of Water Quality for Water Resources (SCCRH) and the Monitoring System for Water Quality (SIMCAL). Here too data is available to registered users only and not to the general public. [2] \n\nData on wastewater permits and the total allowed discharge is publically available. [5]","In Senegal there is a programme for monitoring water pollution that is partially in place. \n\nAccording to a report issued by the Directorate of Water Resources Management and Planning (DGPRE) , related to the SDG 6.3.2, a monitoring water pollution system exists (with more than 500 stations) for groundwaters, which covers the entire country. Nevertheless, the monitoring superficial water system does not sufficiently take into account the water quality. Finally from these monitoring water pollution systems, data is collected but not regularly. (1)\n\nA workshop conducted in 2018 on the management of water quality in SÉNÉGAL, concludes that there is a deficit in the existence of data on water quality. (2)There is no further evidence on the DUPREes website or in the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation. (3,4) \n\nThe country gets the score of 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question for pollution control management at the national level. The assessment states that there are few instruments implemented for monitoring water pollution but with a coverage limited for different sectors and in the country. (5)","Serbia has a national programme for monitoring of water pollution based on a framework outline in the National Water Law. \n\nA Programme for monitoring status of water is performed on annual basis by the Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) based on requirements outlined in the Water Law [1]. The requirements outline the quality and quantity metrics (Article 93 and 122) that should be included and was updated by Decree in 2016 [2]. This legislation is implemented through a Programme for monitoring status of water is approved by the Government in the form of ordinance. [3]. The ordinance is implemented by SEPA [4]. Monitoring data is publicly available on the website of the Environmental Protection Agency. The data on this website appears up to date. [4] \n\nThis monitoring programme assesses levels of pollution in the country. Article 93 of the Water Law sets a framework for emission limit values for certain groups or categories of pollutants. [1] Article 122 of the Water Law defines the requirement for a water permit based on how the quality of the water and how it is stored. [1] This framework was recently updated with The Decree on Limit Values for Pollutants in Waters and the Deadlines for Reaching that limit (2016). This decree distinguishes between technological facilities and different sectors (e.g. energy, industry, mining, municipal, etc.) when outlining requirements. [2] \n\nSerbia reports the score 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Pollution control from the national level. Besides above mentioned information, the assessment states that monitoring of water pollution is also performed through inspection services within the Ministry of Environmental Protection. [5] Report on Results of Quality Assessment of Surface and groundwater for 2017 are publicly available. [6] According to article 109 of the Water Law, the Ministry of Environmental Protection in cooperation with the Hydrometeorological Institute is responsible for monitoring water pollution. [1]","In Slovenia there is a national programme for monitoring of water pollution.\n\nAccording to the Environment Protection Act (2), the Environmental Agency of the Republic of Slovenia is responsible for the water quality monitoring and evaluation of water quality status in Slovenia. Monitoring programmes are drawn up in accordance with regulations that summarise the provisions of European directives, and in accordance with the status assessment and pressure analysis of each individual water body. They include quality monitoring of rivers, lakes, sea, groundwater, and water in protected areas. The website of the Environment Agency was data available that is reflective of significant monitoring activities - this includes on emissions to water and water quality - both which capture levels of pollution. [1, 2] \n\nSlovenia reports the score 80 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Pollution control from the national level. The assessment states that different pollution control management instruments (regulations, water quality guidelines, economic tools (e.g. taxes and fees), water quality trading programs, water quality monitoring, education, consideration of point and nonpoint (e.g. agricultural) pollution sources, construction and operation of wastewater treatment plants, watershed management) are well established and provide long-term protection of water resources. [3]","Though there are comprehensive measures outlined for pollution monitoring, there is limited evidence they have been implemented. However International Organisations do support Syrian authorities conduct some limited programs. \n\nThe Ministry of Water Resources published the executive instructions (published in 2009) of the Syrian Water Legislation promulgated by Law No (31) in 2006. Under these executive instructions, the General Water Quality Directorate conducts tests to approve standard specifications for all public water sources (rivers, lakes, fountains, underground water, sea, etc.) through Mkhabrha or accredited environmental test laboratories. [1]\n\nIf the results of monitoring show any deviation in the tests from the standards and permitted standards of public water control, the Ministry of Local Administration and Environment should be notified of the causes of contamination of the water source and the competent ministry. However, these results were not publicly found online - nor is there any evidecne of this system being implemented and neither do we find any othermention of pollution monitoring system in Syria [1][2]\n\nIn 2014, The World Health Organization, under the Syria Humanitarian Assistance and Response Plan (SHARP) 2014 created a plan that details the water quality surveillance and emergency response system. A proposed plan of action was prepared on the implementation of the surveillance and response system, to clarify roles and responsibilities of the various actors in the system and effectivize response. The various actors were NGOs, local branches of water utilities, the Central Water Quality Laboratory, all under the aegis of the Ministry of Water Resources. But this plan was mainly directed towards emergencies and no water quality or monitoring measures have been adopted as a result. [3]","In the Republic of Tajikistan, there is a national programme for monitoring of water pollution, however the results are not publicly available.\n \n In Tajikistan, the monitoring of the state and level of environmental pollution is carried out by a specialised authority under the Tajikhydromet (the hydrometeorology service) – the “Environmental Monitoring Agency” (‘EMA’), responsible for monitoring atmospheric, surface water, soil and radiometric pollution, and providing up-to-date information to other relevant authorities. [1] According to Tajikhydromet’s website, until 1990, surface water pollution was regularly monitored on 47 rivers, 5 lakes and one body of water based on 41 water pollutants. [1] Between 1994 and 1997, surface water pollution was not monitored. In 1998, 24 observation points were established on 15 rivers, which monitored surface water pollution based on 16 water pollutants. [1] In 2010, surface water quality was monitored for 36 water pollutants in 22 rivers and 2 lakes, and according to Tajikhydromet’s website, the EMA currently monitors 22 rivers based on 21 water pollutants, at 36 different points. [1] Additionally, since 2016 soil samples are regularly analysed in laboratories to monitor surface water and radiation levels. [1]\n \n The results of the EMA’s water pollution testing are not available on the Tajikhydromet website, and a water resources expert interviewee noted that government practice is to \"charge the public for access to any data”. [1, 2]\n \n Additionally, from 2015 to 2017, the Finnish Environment Institute “SYKE” realised the “Strengthening the Capacity for Monitoring the Quality of Surface Water in Tajikistan” project, which improved the EMA and Tajikhydromet's capacity in surface water quality monitoring. [3] Despite this, according to a 2017 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (‘UNECE’), the water resources monitoring networks in the Republic of Tajikistan are in general poorly equipped, especially those under the Committee on Environmental Protection, including Tajikhydromet, with a lack of equipment and resources limiting the geographical and technical coverage of monitoring activity for air and water pollution. [4]","In the Republic of Tajikistan, there is a national programme for monitoring of water pollution, however the results are not publicly available.\n \n In Tajikistan, the monitoring of the state and level of environmental pollution is carried out by a specialised authority under the Tajikhydromet (the hydrometeorology service) – the “Environmental Monitoring Agency” (‘EMA’), responsible for monitoring atmospheric, surface water, soil and radiometric pollution, and providing up-to-date information to other relevant authorities. [1] According to Tajikhydromet’s website, until 1990, surface water pollution was regularly monitored on 47 rivers, 5 lakes and one body of water based on 41 water pollutants. [1] Between 1994 and 1997, surface water pollution was not monitored. In 1998, 24 observation points were established on 15 rivers, which monitored surface water pollution based on 16 water pollutants. [1] In 2010, surface water quality was monitored for 36 water pollutants in 22 rivers and 2 lakes, and according to Tajikhydromet’s website, the EMA currently monitors 22 rivers based on 21 water pollutants, at 36 different points. [1] Additionally, since 2016 soil samples are regularly analysed in laboratories to monitor surface water and radiation levels. [1]\n \n The results of the EMA’s water pollution testing are not available on the Tajikhydromet website, and a water resources expert interviewee noted that government practice is to \"charge the public for access to any data”. [1, 2]\n \n Additionally, from 2015 to 2017, the Finnish Environment Institute “SYKE” realised the “Strengthening the Capacity for Monitoring the Quality of Surface Water in Tajikistan” project, which improved the EMA and Tajikhydromet's capacity in surface water quality monitoring. [3] Despite this, according to a 2017 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (‘UNECE’), the water resources monitoring networks in the Republic of Tajikistan are in general poorly equipped, especially those under the Committee on Environmental Protection, including Tajikhydromet, with a lack of equipment and resources limiting the geographical and technical coverage of monitoring activity for air and water pollution. [4]","In Thailand, the Pollution Control Department monitors water pollution and the water quality database is publicly available. This database collects information from the 366 water quality monitoring stations operated by the Pollution Control Department and 269 water quality monitoring stations operated by the natural resources and environment regional offices. The monitoring units cover 48 rivers and four standing water sources. Some of the data are also updated automatically from the automatic water monitoring stations [1]","There is national programme for monitoring water pollution but results are not publicly available.\n\nThe Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry included information on its activities to monitor water pollution in several sections of its annual activity report for 2018 - notably, section 5(a) on agricultural pollution [1]. Monitoring of water pollution also takes place through the inspection of plants discharging waste into receiving environments by the Ministry of the Environment, and the monitoring which these plants are obliged to carry out, under the Water Pollution Control Regulation on (Articles 51, 29). [2] According to a presentation on the website of the Directorate General of Water Management , various departments of four ministries, as well as municipalities, monitor water quality at a total of 6,200 points across the country using a total of 300 parameters. [3]\n\nThe EU-financed project “Improving the monitoring of water quality” aimed to address coordination needs among institutions responsible for water quality, prepare guidelines and manuals and lay the groundwork for an integrated national monitoring institute for surface water. The required software and hardware was installed, and the EU water quality directive was then applied to an existing monitoring programme, in the Greater Menderes river basin, as a prelüde to rolling out the directive to the rest of the country’s 24 river basins. [4] \n\nThe General Directorate of Water Management also contributes data to the \"Noah's Ark Biodiversity Project\" run by the Ministry of Forest and Water Affairs. Data here is not publically available and little evidence is given on what is shared. [5]","There is a national programme for the monitoring of water pollution in Kyrgyzstan, but it is not regular and is currently only conducted on the river Chu.\n \n The State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘SAW’), previously the Department of Water Resources and Land Improvement of the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Improvement of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘DWRLI’) until 2019, is charged with the monitoring of the quality of Kyrgyzstan’s water bodies. [1] According to a 2015 workshop on water pollution in Kyrgyzstan, hosted by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, Kyrgyzstan “annually conducts joint monitoring of water pollution with representatives of state bodies of the Republic of Kazakhstan”. [2] However, no additional evidence was found to corroborate this on the website of the SAW. [3]\n \n According to a 2018 United Nations report, up until 1992 observation on the quality of surface waters were carried out on 54 water bodies (at 80 posts), including transboundary rivers Naryn, Karadarya, and Talas, with thirty-eight indicators being analysed. [4] This monitoring of water quality in Kyrgyzstan was carried out by the Agency for Hydrometeorology (“Kyrgyzhydromet”), under the auspices of the then-DWRLI (now SAW), but due to the insufficient budget financing, an assessment of the water quality of the Naryn, Karadarya and Talas rivers is not currently being carried out. [4] The 2018 report states that currently, Kyrgyzhydromet only assesses water quality at 9 observation points located on the main watercourse of the river Chu. These monitoring points assess the \"organoleptical and physical qualities of the water, temperature and oxygenic conditions, general organic contamination, mineralization and salt content, biogens, and contamination substances of non-organic origin.\" [4] The 2018 report also mentions that the State Agency of Protection of Environment and Forestry (SAEPF)monitors the river Chu on 6 section lines by 17 indicators, including heavy metals. The SAEPF programe aims to monitor the impact of contaminsation sources on the quality of water resources. [4]\n \n According to a 2015 report by the German Corporation for International Cooperation (“GIZ”), Kyrgyzhydromet carried out monitoring of water quality of Kyrgyzstan’s water bodies was in 2015. [5] This water quality monitoring involves checking levels of some organic and non-organic pollutants, as well as water quality characteristiscs such as temperature, oxygenation, mineralisation and salt content. [4]\n \n The SAW is the central authority in Kyrgyzstan charged with the monitoring of water resources, the State Agency on the Environmental Protection and Forestry is charged with environmental protection activities (i.e. not only related to water resources), and Kyrgyzhydromet is charged with monitoring of water resources, as well as air quality and weather, and in the field of water pollution monitoring, these organisations’ remits overlap as such. [1, 6]\n \n According to a 2018 report by the United Nations, Kyrgyzhydromet currently has no regional laboratories, and in 2016 stopped observation of heavy metals, oil products (petroleum products), phenols and SSAS, because of outdated and lacking methodologies, equipment and procedures. Kyrgyzhydromet's instrumentation is in general obsolete, and requires replacement to enable the body to increase the number of pollutants to be determined, for example an atomic absorption spectrophotometer for detecting heavy metals. [4]","There is a national programme for monitoring of water pollution, but the results are not currently publicly available.\n \n In accordance with Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 737 of 5 September 2019 \"On Improvements to the System of Monitoring the Natural Environment in the Republic of Uzbekistan\", water pollution is to be monitored by the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Ecology and Environmental Protection - in charge of monitoring sources of pollution of surface waters, the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan - in charge of monitoring pollution of surface (natural watercourses) waters, the Ministry of Water Management - in charge of monitoring the qualitative composition of collector-drainage waters, and the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Geology and Mineral Resources - in charge of monitoring pollution of subterranean waters. [1] \n \n The Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute of the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan evaluates pollution levels in surface waters. [2] The Centre for Hydrometeorology Services took 713 water samples in 2019. [3] According to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe report in cooperation with the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia titled \"Surface Waters Quality Monitoring Systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment\", 2018, this data is not publicly available. [4] This is corroborated by searches of the official websites of the Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute, the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services and the Portal for Open Source Data of the Republic of Uzbekistan [5, 6, 7]. As such, it cannot be confirmed that water pollution monitoring takes place in practice.\n \n Dr Vadim Sokolov notes that meliorative departments of Basin Irrigation System Administrations (which fall under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Water Management) conduct the compositional monitoring of collector-drainage waters in practice but that all reports and data are confidential and for governmental use only. [8] \n  \n Dr Kakhramon Djumaboev confirms that a number of organisations have a mandate for monitoring water pollution and notes that while the main cause of pollution in Uzbekistan is agriculture, collector drainage water is only monitored by the Ministry of Water Management and there is a need for greater cross-sectoral integration of activities and data sharing between the responsible agencies (i.e. the Ministry of Water Management, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Ecology and Environmental Protection and the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services). [9]\n \n Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 273 of 23 August 2016 \"On Approval of the Programme of Monitoring the Natural Environment in the Republic of Uzbekistan 2016-2020\" states that the results of the monitoring activities are to be submitted in half yearly and annually in reports to the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan [10].\n  \n The State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Ecology and Environmental Protection announced at a press conference on 14 January 2020 plans to create a publicly accessible real-time pollution map of Uzbekistan, including water pollution [11].\n  \n The Roadmap for the Implementation of the Strategy for the Efficient Use of Land and Water Resources in Agriculture as approved by Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5742 of 17 June 2019 “On Measures for the Efficient Use of Land and Water Resources in Agriculture” envisages the introduction of a unified system for monitoring the level and mineralisation of ground waters as well as soil salinity [12]. \n  \n The governments of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan are reportedly negotiating a bilateral agreement on monitoring pollution in the Syr Darya water basin as well as other minor transboundary rivers, which would see increased pollution monitoring in said watercourses. [9] \n  \n Water pollution data for the years 2009-2011 is available on the website of the defunct State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Environmental Protection, which was disbanded under Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 737 of 5 September 2019. [1, 13]","There is a national programme for monitoring of water pollution, but the results are not currently publicly available.\n \n In accordance with Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 737 of 5 September 2019 \"On Improvements to the System of Monitoring the Natural Environment in the Republic of Uzbekistan\", water pollution is to be monitored by the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Ecology and Environmental Protection - in charge of monitoring sources of pollution of surface waters, the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan - in charge of monitoring pollution of surface (natural watercourses) waters, the Ministry of Water Management - in charge of monitoring the qualitative composition of collector-drainage waters, and the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Geology and Mineral Resources - in charge of monitoring pollution of subterranean waters. [1] \n \n The Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute of the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan evaluates pollution levels in surface waters. [2] The Centre for Hydrometeorology Services took 713 water samples in 2019. [3] According to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe report in cooperation with the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia titled \"Surface Waters Quality Monitoring Systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment\", 2018, this data is not publicly available. [4] This is corroborated by searches of the official websites of the Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute, the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services and the Portal for Open Source Data of the Republic of Uzbekistan [5, 6, 7]. As such, it cannot be confirmed that water pollution monitoring takes place in practice.\n \n Dr Vadim Sokolov notes that meliorative departments of Basin Irrigation System Administrations (which fall under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Water Management) conduct the compositional monitoring of collector-drainage waters in practice but that all reports and data are confidential and for governmental use only. [8] \n  \n Dr Kakhramon Djumaboev confirms that a number of organisations have a mandate for monitoring water pollution and notes that while the main cause of pollution in Uzbekistan is agriculture, collector drainage water is only monitored by the Ministry of Water Management and there is a need for greater cross-sectoral integration of activities and data sharing between the responsible agencies (i.e. the Ministry of Water Management, the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Ecology and Environmental Protection and the Centre for Hydrometeorology Services). [9]\n \n Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 273 of 23 August 2016 \"On Approval of the Programme of Monitoring the Natural Environment in the Republic of Uzbekistan 2016-2020\" states that the results of the monitoring activities are to be submitted in half yearly and annually in reports to the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan [10].\n  \n The State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Ecology and Environmental Protection announced at a press conference on 14 January 2020 plans to create a publicly accessible real-time pollution map of Uzbekistan, including water pollution [11].\n  \n The Roadmap for the Implementation of the Strategy for the Efficient Use of Land and Water Resources in Agriculture as approved by Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5742 of 17 June 2019 “On Measures for the Efficient Use of Land and Water Resources in Agriculture” envisages the introduction of a unified system for monitoring the level and mineralisation of ground waters as well as soil salinity [12]. \n  \n The governments of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan are reportedly negotiating a bilateral agreement on monitoring pollution in the Syr Darya water basin as well as other minor transboundary rivers, which would see increased pollution monitoring in said watercourses. [9] \n  \n Water pollution data for the years 2009-2011 is available on the website of the defunct State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Environmental Protection, which was disbanded under Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 737 of 5 September 2019. [1, 13]","Venezuelan regulations call for the implementation of a National Water Monitoring Network that would capture information on pollution, but there is insufficient public evidence that the network has been established and is functioning. \n\nDecree No. 3,367 of 2018 issued the Regulations for the Water Resources Law. Article 22 states that the Ministry functioning as the National Water Authority shall “implement a National Water Monitoring Network to generate basic data on quality and quantity both for surface waters as well as subterranean waters” [1]. A 2012 report on the needs for environmental statistical information in Venezuela noted the lack of water quality information in the country and tasked the then-Ministry of Environment with collecting it [2]. In 2011 and 2012, press reports indicated that the Ministry of Environment carried out water quality monitoring for the Caroni and Yaracuy rivers in Venezuela, but the data does not appear to be publicly available [3, 4]. \n\nINAMEH's water availability monitoring system does not capture or publish water quality data [6]. The website of the Ministry of Care for Water Resources does not contain links to the National Water Monitoring Network [5].","There is a national pollution monitoring programme for water pollution described in the law in Vietnam, but there is no evidence that it is regular, and results are not publicly available.\n\nThe legislation on water pollution in Vietnam is fragmented, and there is evidence of monitoring, but data are not available. The Law on Water Resources has a section on water protection that mandates that local governments are responsible for monitoring pollution. [1] The Law on Environment of 2014 introduced a provision that the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment is responsible for conducting pollution control and reporting for water. [2] However, the implementation of pollution monitoring is not comprehensive. In a press release in 2018, the Vietnam Environment Administration stated that the environment has been under pressure due to rapid economic growth and the government has identified five priority tasks, one of which is the implementation of national mechanisms to monitor and control pollution. [3] A local news report stated in 2018 that the current system is not comprehensive and has many weaknesses. [4] A 2018 report concluded that the main source of pollution remains untreated industrial wastewater. [5]\n",null,null,null,"[1] Eqrar, Naim. 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[https://nwara.gov.af/]","[1] Ministry of Environment and Water. National Policy for Water Quality for Human Consumption. 2015. http://www.anesapa.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/PNCA_Consumo_Humano-ULTIMA-VERSION.pdf\n[2] Ministry of Environment and Water. Annual Report. 2019. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/uploads/PRESENTACI%C3%93N_MMAYA.pdf\n[3] Ministry of Mining and Metallurgy. Sector Plan for Comprehensive Mining Metallurgical Development 2016-2020. 2016. http://www.mineria.gob.bo/documentos/PSDIMM%202016-2020.pdf\n[4] Ministry of Environment and Water. MMAYA. 2019. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/\n[5] National Service of Meteorology and Hydrology (SENAMHI). Hydrology. 2019. http://senamhi.gob.bo/index.php/inicio\n[6] National Service of Meteorology and Hydrology (SENAMHI). 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Portal of Water Quality. \"National network - Introduction: Current situation (Rede National - Introdução: Situação atual)\". http://pnqa.ana.gov.br/rede-National-introducao.aspx\n[2] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"National Water Quality Monitoring Network (Rede National de Monitoramento de Qualidade da Água)\". http://www3.ana.gov.br/portal/ANA/panorama-das-aguas/qualidade-da-agua/rnqa\n[3] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"Stations\". http://estacoespnqa.ana.gov.br/estacoes.aspx\n[4] National Water Agency (Brazil). Portal of Water Quality. \"QUALIÁGUA\". http://pnqa.ana.gov.br/Qualiagua.aspx\n[5] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"Resolution no. 903 of 22 July 2013. Creates the National Water Quality Monitoring Network - RNQA and establishes its guidelines (Resolução no. 903, de 22 de julho de 2013. Cria a Rede National de Monitoramento da Qualidade das Águas Superficiais - RNQA e estabelece suas diretrizes\". http://arquivos.ana.gov.br/resolucoes/2013/903-2013.pdf","[1] “Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\n  http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs21/ROV-2014-Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_research_and_analysis-en.pdf [2] DWIR. \"Objectives\". https://www.dwir.gov.mm/index.php/home/objectives-of-dwir [3] Dr. San Oo. \"Water Pollution Control and Enforcement Status and Challenges in Myanmar\". 2016. https://www.aecen.org/sites/default/files/panel_4.4_dr._san_oo_myanmar.pdf","[1] Ministry of Water Resources, \"Water quality monitoring\", accessed in 2019, http://swgl.mwr.gov.cn/szjc/.\n\n","[1] Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development. Water Management. 2019. http://www.siac.gov.co/gestionagua\n[2] Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development. Presenting the National Monitoring Program for Water Resources. 2017. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/index.php/noticias/3338-se-presenta-el-programa-nacional-de-monitoreo-del-recurso-hidrico\n[3] Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development. Water quality. 2012. http://www.siac.gov.co/calidadagua\n[4] vv Chronological behavior of a parameter at a monitoring station. 2019. http://sirh.ideam.gov.co:8230/Sirh/faces/observatorioCalidad.jspx\n[5] Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development. 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Undated. https://www.agua.gob.ec/senagua-continua-la-construccion-de-la-red-nacional-de-monitoreo-de-la-calidad-del-agua/\n[3] Secretariat of Water. In Loja: Senagua teaches a seminar on Water Quality. Undated. https://www.agua.gob.ec/en-loja-senagua-dicta-seminario-sobre-calidad-de-agua/\n[4] Secretariat of Water. Inter-institutional coordination strengthened the water quality monitoring plan in the displacement of Manduriacu. 2019. https://www.agua.gob.ec/coordinacion-interinstitucional-fortalecio-el-plan-de-monitoreo-de-calidad-de-agua-en-desalojo-de-manduriacu/\n[5] Secretariat of Water. Public Registry for Water. 2019. http://geoportal.senagua.gob.ec:8086/\n[6] Open Data Ecuador. Water Quality – Secretariat of Water. 2015. http://catalogo.datosabiertos.gob.ec/dataset/calidad-del-agua\n[7] Secretariat of Water. 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[http://www.cawater-info.net/water_world/turkmenistan_e.htm].","[1] Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 737 of 5 September 2019 \"On Improvements to the System of Monitoring the Natural Environment in the Republic of Uzbekistan\" (\"Постановление Кабинета Министров Республики Узбекистан №737 05.09.2019 О совершенствовании системы мониторинга окружающей природной среды в Республики Узбекистан\"). [https://www.lex.uz/docs/4502814].\n\n[2] Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute. Accessed 16 July 2020. \"Main Functions of the Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute\" (\"Основные задачи НИГМИ\"). [https://nigmi.meteo.uz/#/ru/tasks].\n\n[3] Centre for Hydrometeorology Services. Accessed 16 July 2020. \"Key Indicators, Statistical Informations, Information on Investment Projects\" (\"Основные показатели, статическая информация, информация об инвестиционных проектах\"). 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[https://data.gov.uz/ru/].\n\n[8] Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 273 of 23 August 2016 \"On Approval of the Programme of Monitoring the Natural Environment in the Republic of Uzbekistan 2016-2020\" (\"Постановление Кабинета Министров Республики Узбекистан\n№273 23.08.2016 Об утверждении Программы мониторинга окружающей природной среды в Республике Узбекистан на 2016 — 2020 годы\"). [https://www.lex.uz/docs/3019801#3019885].\n\n[9] Information portal on climate adaptation and mitigation in Central Asia. 15 January 2020. \"Monitoring of Sources of Pollution to be widened\" (\"Мониторинг источников загрязнения будет расширен\"). [http://www.ca-climate.org/news/monitoring-istochnikov-zagryazneniya-budet-rasshiren/].\n\n[10] State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Environmental Protection. \"Surface water conditions\" (\"Качественное состояние поверхностных вод\"). Accessed 31 July 2020. [http://nd.uznature.uz/page/kachestvennoe-sostoyanie-poverhnostnih-vod].","[1] Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 737 of 5 September 2019 \"On Improvements to the System of Monitoring the Natural Environment in the Republic of Uzbekistan\" (\"Постановление Кабинета Министров Республики Узбекистан №737 05.09.2019 О совершенствовании системы мониторинга окружающей природной среды в Республики Узбекистан\"). [https://www.lex.uz/docs/4502814].\n\n[2] Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute. Accessed 16 July 2020. \"Main Functions of the Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute\" (\"Основные задачи НИГМИ\"). [https://nigmi.meteo.uz/#/ru/tasks].\n\n[3] Centre for Hydrometeorology Services. Accessed 16 July 2020. \"Key Indicators, Statistical Informations, Information on Investment Projects\" (\"Основные показатели, статическая информация, информация об инвестиционных проектах\"). [https://www.meteo.uz/#/ru/open-data/socio-economic-results].\n\n[4] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe in cooperation with the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2018. \"Surface Waters Quality Monitoring Systems in Central Aisa: Needs Assessment\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/SURFACE_WATERS_QUALITY_MONITORING_SYSTEMS_IN_CENTRAL_ASIA_NEEDS_ASSESSMENT.pdf].\n\n[5] Hydrological Scientific Reseach Institute. Accessed 16 July 2020. [https://www.meteo.uz/#/ru].\n\n[6] Centre for Hydrometeorology Services. Accessed 16 July 2020. [https://nigmi.meteo.uz/#/ru].\n\n[7] Portal for Open Source Data of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 16 July 2020. [https://data.gov.uz/ru/].\n\n[8] Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 273 of 23 August 2016 \"On Approval of the Programme of Monitoring the Natural Environment in the Republic of Uzbekistan 2016-2020\" (\"Постановление Кабинета Министров Республики Узбекистан\n№273 23.08.2016 Об утверждении Программы мониторинга окружающей природной среды в Республике Узбекистан на 2016 — 2020 годы\"). [https://www.lex.uz/docs/3019801#3019885].\n\n[9] Information portal on climate adaptation and mitigation in Central Asia. 15 January 2020. \"Monitoring of Sources of Pollution to be widened\" (\"Мониторинг источников загрязнения будет расширен\"). [http://www.ca-climate.org/news/monitoring-istochnikov-zagryazneniya-budet-rasshiren/].\n\n[10] State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Environmental Protection. \"Surface water conditions\" (\"Качественное состояние поверхностных вод\"). Accessed 31 July 2020. [http://nd.uznature.uz/page/kachestvennoe-sostoyanie-poverhnostnih-vod].","[1] Presidency of the Republic. Decree No. 3,367 of 2018 Regulations for the Water Resources Law. 2018. https://minaguas.gob.ve/archivos/Gaceta-oficial-N%C2%B0-41377-13042018-Reglamento-de-la-Ley-de-Aguas.pdf\n[2] National Statistics Institute. Diagnostic of the Needs for Environmental Statistical Information. 2012. http://www.ine.gov.ve/documentos/SEN/menuSEN/pdf/dnie/DNIE_AMBIENTAL_2012.pdf\n[3] Ministry of Electrical Energy. In Bolivar the Complementary Studies Program for the Tocoma Project is executed. 2012. http://www.corpoelec.gob.ve/noticias/en-bol%C3%ADvar-ejecutan-programa-de-estudios-complementarios-para-el-proyecto-tocoma\n[4] Fund for Environmental Communication and Education. Venezuela: Minamb carried out first water monitoring for Yaracuy river. 2011. https://agua.org.mx/venezuela-minamb-realizo-primer-monitoreo-de-aguas-del-rio-yaracuy/\n[5] Ministry of Care for Water Resources. 2019. https://demo.minaguas.gob.ve/\n[6] National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (INAMEH). Behavior of Rivers. 2019. http://www.inameh.gob.ve/web/hidrologia2/hidrologia.php","[1] “Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\n  http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs21/ROV-2014-Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_research_and_analysis-en.pdf [2] DWIR. \"Objectives\". https://www.dwir.gov.mm/index.php/home/objectives-of-dwir [3] Dr. San Oo. \"Water Pollution Control and Enforcement Status and Challenges in Myanmar\". 2016. https://www.aecen.org/sites/default/files/panel_4.4_dr._san_oo_myanmar.pdf"]
[null,"3.2.2",null,1,2,1,1,1,2,2,2,1,0,2,0,1,1,0,1,0,1,1,0,1,2,0,1,1,2,2,1,1,1,0,0,null,null,null,"There is evidence of measures to reduce water pollution sources in legislation, however, it is unclear whether these measures are implemented in practice.\n \n Article 27 of the Environmental Law 2007 states that: \"Unless in possession of and in compliance with a valid pollution control license, no person may discharge or cause or permit the discharge of a pollutant into the environment, whether land, air or water, if that discharge causes, or is likely to cause, a significant adverse effect on the environment or human health.\" Under the existing 2009 Water Law, and a new Water Law adopted in 2020, any person who pollutes water beyond the permissible limit set in a water use license is considered a violator and, depending on the circumstances, will be sentenced to up to two years of imprisonment and pay a fine equivalent to the damages in accordance with law. [1, 2, 3] Article 36 of the Water Law 2009 states that permit and license holders may be fined for failure to adhere to the terms of their licenses, specifically liable for a fine equivalent to the damage caused. [1, 2] However, the legislation does not set specific measures for assessing the damage caused to the environment. [1, 2] Under the 2007 Environmental Law, pollution control licenses are to be issued by the National Environmental Protection Agency. [3] \n \n Despite this, no further information on payment orders issued in practice for water pollution was found on the websites of the National Environmental Protection Agency and National Water Affairs Regulation Authority. [4, 5] No information on pollution reduction measures was found on the websites of the NWARA, National Environmental Protection Agency and the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation. [4, 5, 6] According to an academic interviewed, Afghanistan has no means to address water pollution at national level. [7]\n \n Water pollution is still a major issue in Afghanistan and given that there is no wastewater treatment facility in Kabul or anywhere is the country, the contamination is unsurprising. According to Al Jazeera news network, \"less than a third of the country's population has access to clean drinking water. Thousands of children are dying each year because of contamination and poor sanitation.\"[8]\n \n Lack of data and the unreliability of available data make it difficult to understand and assess the current situation of the water sector in Afghanistan. However, the minister of state for natural disasters Najib Aqa Fahim reported that 80% of Afghanistan’s water is contaminated. [9]","Bolivia has specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water in all sectors, wil specific plans for the sanitation and mining sectors. \n\n\nThe Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2013-2017 (PP) includes strategies to reduce sources of water pollution. The PP's fourth specific objective is to reduce water pollution, and strategies include: increasing institutional collaboration on water pollution threats; promoting research and investigation for mitigation and adaptation; and analyzing lessons learned from past projects. The PP's indicators related to water pollution include the number of bodies of water with water quality monitoring systems and quality management proposals based on water quality data, among others [3]. The PP applies to water use by all sectors [4]. \n\nIn 2018 the Ministry of Environment and Water launched the Environmental Management Plan to reduce pollution in Lake Titicaca. The plan coordinates the actions of 24 municipalities, including the construction of basic sanitation and sewer infrastructure and 11 water treatment plants. In addition, the plan calls for improvements to trash handling, transitioning from open-air dumps to landfills by 2020 [1]. In the mining sector, the Sector Plan for Comprehensive Mining Metallurgical Development 2016-2020 describes goals, indicators and actions to reduce water pollution from mining activities. The plan calls for the implementation of treatment plants for acidified water and monitoring of important river basins. The plan’s overarching goal is to “significantly reduce” water pollution and restore contaminated natural resources [2]. \n\nGovernment websites did not contain specific evidence regarding measures to reduce agricultural sources of water pollution [4].","Bosnia and Herzegovina has specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution into national water resources for some sectors, however these are not implemented. Instead water pollution reduction measures are completed on an ad-hoc basis.\n\nLaws on Water of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Republic of Srpska and Brcko District prescribe existence of measures to reduce of water pollution on national water within strategy/programme for water management. [1, 2, 3] However, in practice reducing sources of water pollution on national water are done through individual projects, financed by the national budget and/or EU and IFIs funds on ad hoc basis, such as Banja Luka Water Supply and Sewerage Collection Systems in the Republic of Srpska and Mostar Water and Sewerage Systems in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. In addition, Bosnia and Herzegovina does not have a Single Project Pipeline in environment sector, including water, that would include a list of priority projects for financing by different sources, including budget, IFIs and EU funds. [4]\n\nThere is no entity level plan to reduce sources of water pollution from either entity ministry. [5, 6, 7, 8, 9]","Brazil has specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water in two sectors. There are two programmes that have the clear and explicit objective of reducing water pollution: the Watershed Pollution Programme (PRODES) and the Water Producer Programme. \n\nThe PRODES was created by the National Water Agency (ANA) in March 2001 and it pays utility companies for the amount of effectively treated sewage. PRODES is a financial incentive mechanism for utility companies in Brazil to install efficient and effective sewage treatment plants with the objective of reducing water pollution. [1] State sewage companies, such as COPASA of the state of Minas Gerais and SENEAGO of the state of Goiás, are two companies that had sewage treatment plants included in PRODES in 2015 (latest year available). [2]\n\nThe Water Producer Programme uses the concept of environmental services payment, such that it encourages agricultural producers to invest in water treatment mechanisms in their own facilities, as they receive technical and financial support for environmental practices. ANA provides financial and technical support to the programme, but the projects that are incorporated into it come from local actors, such as municipalities or private entities. [3] All the projects for the Water Producer Programme can be found in the website of the National System of Information on Water Resources (SNIRH). [4]\n\nThe ANA published in 2013 a report called \"Taking Care of Waters: Solutions to improve the quality of water resources\". The report provides a thorough analysis of water resources in Brazil, including best practices examples by Brazilian authorities. Besides PRODES and the Water Producer Programme, there are no other programmes listed in that document that have the clear objective of reducing sources of water pollution. [5] A more recent edition of this document was not found.","Cambodia is still at early stage in introducing new policy measures to reduce sources of water pollutions on the national waters for multiple sectors [1]. \n\nThe country is developing a new Environment and Natural Resources Code which is intended to include better consideration of waste issues including incorporation of the 3Rs concept. New Municipal Waste Management Strategy that includes 3Rs approach has been developed and currently waiting for approval. Awareness raising activities have been undertaken in some places. With support from the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI), a Green City Strategic Planning Methodology, which includes consideration of pollution and waste management issues, has recently been developed and is being applied in 7 cities. Some projects that are underway to promote the 3Rs concept include: Reducing Plastic Bag Waste in Major Cities of Cambodia, Community Sanitation and Recycling Organisation, Waste 2 Resources supported by UNESCAP, Anti-Plastic Bag Campaign supported by UNESCO and other partners, and Cambodia Clean Cities [1]. Since liquid waste treatment plant or systems are not sufficient, the government is also planning to build more central domestic wastewater treatment plants for other provincial urban areas. A number of projects related to water and sanitation have been implemented in some prioritised provinces such as Battambang, Siem Reap, Sihanouk Ville, and Phnom Penh through grants and loans from various agencies [2].","In China, there are measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water for multiple sectors. \n\nRevised in 2017, the Water Pollution Prevention and Control Law includes measures to reduce industrial water pollution, urban water pollution, agricultural water pollution, and water pollution from vessels [1]. In 2015, the State Council issued the Action Plan for Prevention and Control of Water Pollution, which specifically targets at ten industries: paper-making, coking, nitrogenous fertilizer, nonferrous metals, printing and dyeing, farm and sideline food processing, APIs manufacturing, tanning, pesticide, and electroplating industries [2]. In 2016, the relevant departments issued the \"Provisions for Appraisal of the Implementation of the Action Plan for Prevention and Control of Water Pollution (Trial)\" [3]. The appraisal results are currently not available.","Colombia has specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water for multiple sectors. \n\nThe National Policy for the Integrated Management of Water Resources 2010-2022 (PNGIRH) includes water quality, and minimizing pollution of water specifically, as one of its five objectives [1]. Strategy 3.2 of the PNGIRH is to reduce pollution of water via “preventive and corrective action, prioritizing actions on the different types of pollution according to the characteristics of the problem in each region of the country” [2]. Strategy 3.2 has been implemented since 2010, particularly with the creation of a comprehensive wastewater recycling and reuse program (Decree 1076 of 2015) that reduces wastewater pollution of surface waters while also reducing demand for higher quality water for uses that do not require the highest quality water [2]. \n\nIn 2014, the Ministry of Housing issued Sectoral Action Plans for Mitigation for the Wastewater and Solid Waste sectors. The plans are designed to minimize pollution from each sector in bodies of water in Colombia. Specific actions include creating regulations to allow for differential charging for waste collection and separation in the solid waste sector, and providing technical and financial support for wastewater treatment plants in the different basins throughout the country in the wastewater sector [3]. \n\nThe website of the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development does not contain additional information regarding specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water for multiple sectors [4].","In Croatia there are specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water.\n\nThe Operational Programme Competitiveness and Cohesion 2014 - 2020, which is currently under implementation and financed by European Investment and Structural Funds and national budget, supports reduction of sources of water pollution on national water through different measures, such as construction/reconstruction/upgrading public sewerage system, construction/reconstruction/upgrading of wastewater treatment plants, sludge treatment facilities etc. Projects financed within these measures include works, but also capacity building activities. [4]\n\nAccording to article 40 of the Water Law, states that \"the water protection shall be achieved by implementing regulations, supervision of water quality status and sources of pollution, pollution control, prohibition of discharging pollutants into water and prohibition of other acts and behaviours that may cause pollution of the aquatic environment and the environment in general, construction and management of wastewater sewerage and treatment facilities, and other measures aimed at the preservation and improvement of water quality and suitability for use.\" [1] \n\nSince 1st April 2019 the State Inspectorate has merged 17 different inspectorates and in line with article 28 of the Law on State Inspectorate. This new body is also responsible for inspection control in the area of water management, including water protection, use of water, protection against harmful effects of water, etc. [2, 3] \n\nAs member of the EU, Croatia is also undertaking significant efforts to implement measures to bring it into line with EU Directives on water pollution [5]. In 2019 the Envioromental Implementation Review stated that \"The estimated investment needed to ensure adequate\nwastewater collection and treatment [to bring Croatia in line with pollution standards] in the remaining is EUR 2.9 billion. The projects, listed in this latest report, are sufficient to ensure compliance with the Directive.\"","Ecuador was implemented specific measures for the potable water and sanitation sector to reduce sources of water pollution on national water. However efforts and confined to this sector.\n\nIn 2018, the Secretariat of Water launched the “Mission Water and Sanitation for All” program in 55 cantons in the country. The program seeks to provide universal potable water and sanitation services, and specifically targets management of wastewater and sewage in order to reduce pollution of national water sources [1]. The program seeks to reduce “the percentage of untreated wastewater, minimize the emission of chemical products and dangerous materials without treatment and drive the efficient use of water resources in all sectors” [1]. In addition, the 1976 Law for Prevention and Control of Environmental Pollution (Supreme Decree No. 374) established a general prohibition on discharging untreated wastewater into the environment (Chapter VI) [2].","Guinea does not seem to have specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water in specific sectors.\n\nGuinea has a Water Code, promulgated in 1994, with its chapter 9 dedicated to the protection of water quality. It establishes \"the spill conditions, flow, discharge, direct or indirect deposit of water or materials that may affect the quality of surface and groundwater\". Moreover, \"the evacuation and discharge into the water, of any material that may cause pollution is subjected to the authorization of the Ministry of the Environment in consultation with the Ministry of Hydraulics\" Nevertheless, no specific polluter sectors are mentioned. (1) \n\nIn the Protection and enhancement of the environment Code, these same regulations are mentioned and the sanctions mentioned in case of violation are fines and imprisonment. (2) No evidence of specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water could be found in the mining code. (3) This code can be considered the Environmental Code, promulgated in 1987 by the President of the Republic of Guinea and still in force today. \n\nNo further information could be found in the National Hydraulics Directorate since it does not have its own website. There is no further evidence of specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water in specific sectors on the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page (it does not have an official website), in the National Directorate of Water and Forests, on the Ministry of Environment Facebook page (it does not have an official website), on the Ministry of Agriculture Facebook page (it does not have an official website), in a report from the National Hydraulics Directorate or in the Ministry of Mines and Geology. (4,5,6,7,8,9) \n\nFinally, Guinea gets the score of 10 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 asessment’s question on National water resources policy, or similar. The assessment states that Guinea has a National Water Policy in the development process, with a regional consultant and a national research office already recruited, a start-up workshop carried out, an ongoing diagnostic report and an interministerial committee to assess progress in place. (10)","There is a national law, that is implemented, aiming to tackle sources of pollution. \n\nThe 1994 law of Prevention of Water Pollution suggested by the Department of Environment and ratified in the cabinet [1] lays out a detailed licensing regulations for sectors related to urban, industrial, mining, animal farming or similar purposes, to avoid pollution of water resources. There is also a detailed standard defined for outgoing wastewater in different sectors (1999) by the Department of Environment according to clause 5 of the law of Prevention of Water Pollution [2]. Newspapers regularly report about factories, mines, industrial farming units, etc. that have been closed down due to their violation of pollution standards; It is for example reported that in 2017, 3400 industrial, mining and service units in Fars province have been investigated to ensure water and soil standards and consequently 21 have been closed down[3].","There is a legislation in place that seeks to target pollution in general and water pollution in particular - however implementation remains limited and there are no concrete measures to translate this legislation into activity. \n\nIn fact, as mentioned in the questions related to \"the permitting system for wastewater and discharge” (Q9) and “the polluter pays principle” (Q10), the law no. 27 of 2009 of Protection and Improvement of the Environment dedicates its whole Chapter 2 to “the protection of water against pollution”. It specifies that those whose acts harm the environment must pay for, and remove, the damages (1). The same can be said about the resolution No. 25.1967, which prohibits wastewater discharge into the water without a special permit from the health authority (2).\n\nThese laws have been applied through the impositions of fines on water polluters e.g. in December 2017, Amir Ali al-Hasson, the general director of the environmental media and awareness department, said that his technical teams have detected pollutants wastewater discharges in the Euphrates River. He stressed that \"the Ministry has already warned and imposed fines on the Directorate of sewage “Dhi Qar” because of its repetitive actions of illegal wastewater discharges to water sources without treatments, posing a direct threat to wildlife and the health of citizens.” (3) However no evidence of specific measures could be found. (4)","Legal measures for the reduction of water pollution are in place, but they are not sector-specific. \n \n No evidence of a programme for the reduction of water pollution was found on the website of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources, and the Ministry's Strategic Plan for 2017-2021 does not refer to reduction of water pollution. [1, 2] A draft of Kazakhstan's 2020-2030 State Programme for Water Resource Management issued in January 2020 commits to detailed examination of the issues of \"ecological\" releases of clean water into strategic water bodies such as the Aral Sea and Lake Balkhash, and pollution of water bodies by industry, but no specific measures are set. [3] A water sector expert interviewed provided a document including his recommendations for the State Programme, which include a range of measures such as: development of a Wastewater Programme for 2020-2040 to ensure proper treatment and reuse of industrial, agricultural and domestic wastewater; complete prohibition of untreated wastewater into water bodies; as well as reform of the existing system of tariffs for wastewater treatment and fees for discharges of pollutants in order to stimulate re-use and improved treatment of wastewater. [4] The expert also noted that proposals to include detailed examination of requirements from different ecosystems for clean water into an agreement between Kazakhstan and Russia on the Ural River were not included in the final agreement in 2018. [5] An IWRM expert interviewed reported that while regular monitoring of water pollution is conducted by the hydrometereological service, specific sources of pollution are only investigated following detection of critical levels of pollution. [6]\n \n Kazakhstan's 2003 Water Code contains a range of requirements for activities potentially causing water pollution. [7] Article 55 of the Water Code states that construction that affects the state of water bodies must comply with environmental standards, rules to protect mineral resources, sanitary-epidemiological standards, industrial safety standards and the principle of rational use of water resources. [1] These rules are detailed in the Ministry of Agriculture's Order No. 380, from 2016. [8] Article 55 of the Water Code also states that construction, alteration, expansion, use or removal of facilities affecting the state of water bodies requires approval from the state bodies responsible for environmental protection, mineral resources, sanitary-epidemiological standards and civil defence. [7] The water sector expert interviewed could not confirm whether this procedure is uniformly applied in practice, but noted that a separate provision of the Water Code, that all new sector-specific, corporate or territorial programmes must receive confirmation that there are sufficient water resources in the area of the project to accommodate it, is not complied with in practice. [5]\n \n Article 56 of the Water Code states that the discharge of pollutants into water bodies is regulated through standards that are set in such a way as to take into account the uses of the water body in question, the current state of the water, technical capabilities and economic factors. [7] Article 56 of the Water Code also stipulates that the environmental authorities of Kazakhstan's administrative subdivisions set water quality targets and take measures to achieve them in compliance with the methodology approved by the Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of Energy in 2016. [7, 9] Article 72 of the Water Code specifies that water users are required to avoid harming water bodies, and to abide by limits on the discharge of harmful substances. [7] Article 84 of the Water Code states that limits on harmful effects on water bodies are set by the state bodies responsible for environmental protection, mineral resources, sanitary-epidemiological standards and civil defence. [7] The Ministry of Agriculture set the rules for calculating and setting these limits in 2015 Order No. 19-1/411, which was subsequently updated in 2018. [10] However, an IWRM expert interviewed reported that while regular monitoring of water pollution is conducted by the hydrometereological service, specific sources of pollution are only investigated following detection of critical levels of pollution. [6]\n \n According to Article 66 of the Water Code, \"special water use\" (which includes discharge of wastewater, as well hydroelectric power generation) requires a permit from the basin inspectorate. [1] The application must include a completed application form, the company's certificate of registration, details of the relevant devices or facilities, calculations of the volumes of water that will be consumed or disposed, and a certificate of compliance with hygiene standards. [7] Under Code of Adminstrative Infractions Article 328, emission of pollutants into the environment in excess of limits set by a permit, or without a permit, is punishable by fines; for 2020, the fine is KZT 27 800 (US$ 67) for individuals, up to KZT 138 000 for businesses, and for large businesses, 1000% of the fee for discharge of the relevant pollutant/s as set by the Tax Code (i.e. an average of KZT 2.78 m (US$ 6 720) across the 15 pollutant categories). [11, 12, 13] The water sector expert interviewed stated that while these fines are actively imposed, they are too low to be an effective deterrent to pollution. [5]\n \n Article 225 of the Environmental Code states that discharge of wastewater into natural bodies of water is forbidden without a permit, and that discharges must not exceed the concentrations of pollutants specified on the permit. [14] It further stipulates that the discharged water must be transparent, colourless, odourless, free of pathogenic bacteria and other substances harmful to human or animal health, no warmer than 30° celsius, and free of substances that corrode concrete or metal. [14] Articles 573–579 of the Tax Code elaborate on this, defining the fee as applying to waste and pollutants that are dumped, discharged, emitted or disposed of, and setting the fees per tonne of specific form of pollutant released. [11] In 2020, these fees range in value from KZT 28 (US$ 0.07) per tonne of methane released, to KZT 5.54 m (US$ 13 400) per tonne of lead released, with an average value across the 15 pollutants of KZT 278 000 (US$ 672). [11, 12] The water sector expert interviewed assessed these fees as too low to dissuade large companies from emitting significant amounts of pollutants, and believed that both large companies and corrupt authorities had little to gain from increasing the fees and wastewater treatment tariffs. [5]","Certain measures have been adopted in Kyrgyzstan to reduce sources of water pollution on national water, but these have been criticised for being ineffective.\n \n The primary measure adopted to reduce water pollution in Kyrgyzstan is contained in the 1999 Law on Environmental Protection, which provides for charges for pollution and other negative environmental impacts. [1] Payments for environmental pollution are regulated by the 2002 Law on Environmental Pollution Fees, and the 2011 Law on Deciding Fines for Environmental Pollution. [2, 3]\n \n The rate of environmental pollution charges is set at 1.2 KGS (0.016 USD) for a tonne of pollutants and is charged from the users of natural resources performing discharges of pollutants to surface water bodies and groundwater fields, as well as those performing polluting waste disposal. [2, 3]\n \n In addition to the primary fine measure, payment of pollution charges does not exempt the users from the obligation to implement environmental protection measures, as well as from penalties for environmental rules violations and compensation for damage caused by the environment pollution, to the economy, health and property of citizens. [4]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee noted that this system of pollution charges is indeed implemented in practice, and that polluters are charged for any polluting activities. [8] However, the interviewee noted that the state agency charged with collecting fines, the “State Inspection for Environmental and Technical Safety” agency, is not a transparent body, and that it is unclear how its revenues are distributed. [8]\n \n However, analysis of statistical data on the results of collecting such charges since 2006 shows that the share of receipts from water-related pollution charges is not more than 10% of the total amount of pollution charges; and in monetary terms it does not exceed 3 million KGS (~40,000 USD) per year. [4]\n \n The framework is criticised because most of these funds are actually used to cover administration costs of environmental protection bodies rather than for funding water protective measures, as noted by a 2013 report of the Ministry of Agriculture and Melioration Department of Water Management and Melioration of the Kyrgyz Republic. [4]\n \n Additionally, under the 1999 Law on Environmental Protection, it is stipulated that “any perpetrators of environmental damage will have to reimburse and restore the disturbed state of the environments” (i.e. polluters must not only pay but must also rectify any pollutions made). [1] However, a 2011 report by the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development suggests that in practice, polluters either voluntarily, or by court order, reimburse the State or local nature conservation funds, the loss incurred as a result of the damage caused by the pollution. [5] In turn, the State or nature conservation organisation then engages in rectifying any damage. This is corroborated by a 2009 report by EcoPartner, an “Eco-Consulting and Legal Company” operating in Central Asia. [6]\n \n The 2005 Water Code provides that “in cases where pollutants or waste have been, or are likely to be, discharged into any water body, the State Environmental Protection Body may: - serve a written notice on a responsible person ordering that person to undertake specified water resource protection works; - undertake such water protection works itself”. [7] Where the State Environmental Protection Body carries out water protection works it shall be entitled to recover its reasonable costs incurred by it in doing so from a responsible person. [7] However, no evidence was found to suggest that polluters regularly engage in cleaning up water bodies after polluting.\n \n Beyond the purely legislative level, the interviewee noted that Government agencies have adopted certain measures to reduce water pollution, which include the recent establishment of a central co-ordinating authority responsible for the area of drinking water supply and wastewater disposal (sanitation), the “Department of Drinking Water Supply and Wastewater Disposal”. [8, 9] The interviewee noted however, that these measures have been limited. [8]","Measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water are not yet being implemented in Laos. \n\nThe primary stated objective of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment’s (MONRE) 2015 Instructions on Pollution Control, is to prevent, control and reduce unavoidable pollution. [1] The instructions offer no specific measures to reduce pollution but do require the application of “appropriate technology” in manufacturing to reduce use of raw materials and energy, and to minimise pollution. [1] Those required to follow the instructions are generally defined as “project owners or entrepreneurs generating pollution” such as those in industry, agriculture and mining. The instructions define water pollution as mostly coming from large service and industrial facilities, construction sites, agriculture and mining. [1] The strategic pillars of the proposed draft National Pollution Control Strategy and Action Plan include a requirement to minimise pollutants by reducing waste at source. [2] Suggested activities for achieving this include waste collection, segregation and recycling, treatment of domestic and industrial waste, and use of green vehicles. [2] The draft plan also calls for schemes with the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, local administrations and farmer associations to reduce fertiliser leaching and eutrophication in the upstream of water sources, plus a joint programme with a “Basin Authority” and line agencies to reduce transboundary air and water pollution. [2]","Malian authorities are working to curb water pollution through a two-pronged method: financial sanctions and concertations. However these programes do not adequately tackle the pollution that exists.\n\nThe first strand is regulated by the decree No. 01-395/P-RM of 2001 on wastewater management, and by the order No. 06-2667 / MIC-SG of 7 Nov. 2006, approving Malian wastewater standards-specifications, which define and impose fine on polluters of all sectors [1], [2]. The second strand is run through the PCA-GIRE programme which organises regular workshops for the Malian and riparian states such as Guinea Conakry in 2018, to discuss and exchange on best practices in identifying polluters, reducing pollution sources in a coordinated manner between the riparian states, and increasing the institutions' capacity to enforce the regulations [3]. However, it appears that water pollution is still a major issue confronting local inhabitants of riverbeds as illustrated by various instances where locals have had to commission a pollution assessment study privately, as the Senegal river and its affluents are plagued by pollution from the gold mining sector (cyanide and mercury pollution) [4], or Bamako-inhabitants having to report on the pollution of the Niger river crossing their city [5]. A search for any recent fines being issues did find any relevant examples. [3,4,5,6]","Though the legislation is in place to curb and punish pollution, no measures are yet to be taken in Mauritania.\n\n\nThe Mauritanian law No 2000-045 relating to the environment punishes and fines polluters of the environment [1]. The law has two strategies for pollution reduction: (i) establishing certain standards for water users (e.g. companies are obliged by law to treat their wastewater before returning it to fresh water sources according to art 39 of the law), and (ii) establishing fines for polluters. An entire Chapter II focuses on protection of water resources, and these provisions apply to spills, discharges, direct or indirect deposits of matter of any kind in water sources. [1] It is to be noted that companies withdrawing water or discharging any matters in water sources are subject to prior approval by the Minister in charge of the Environment of the technical project relating to the purification provisions corresponding to the said installations, and to a commissioning authorization issued by the Ministry of the Environment after effective erection of the purification provisions in accordance with the previously approved technical project according to the Law. [1] These provisions apply to all economic sectors [1].\nIn practice, water pollution was a big issue in 2014 [2], despite the government tryign to prevent water pollution by banning plastic bags in 2013 [3]. No evidence could be found about water polluters being fined [4].","There are measures in Myanmar that prohibits water pollution from some sectors.\n\nYCDC is an authority for handling all air and water pollution matters in Yangon City’s Municipal area.Yangon City Development Committee is planning to check that factories in the municipal area have installed effective wastewater treatment systems. The government implemented a systematic waste disposal plan in 2012, and is also cooperating with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). Waste water must be disposed of according to internationally specified standards or YCDC’s standard regulations. YCDC gave a waste water disposal system design to factories and ordered them to build them. [1,2,6] There is much awareness, but little action on water quality monitoring. The responsibility lies with different departments (DWIR for river waters, Department of Meteorology and Hydrology for rain water, Ministry of Health for quality of drinking water, Environmental Conservation department for pollution control). Both the expertise and the equipment is insufficient. [3] There seems to be no national programme for monitoring water pollution- but the Environmental Pollution Control has set some standards such as : suitable surface water quality standards for the usage in rivers,streams, canals, springs, marshes, swamps, lakes, reservoirs and other inland water sources of the public; water quality standards for coastal and estuarine areas; and underground water quality standards. [4] The only available regulation of water pollution is from guidelines issued in June 1994 by the Myanmar Investment Commission (MIC), which requires new investment projects to have wastewater treatment systems. [5] Pilot scale activities were launched to measure air and industrial wastewater discharges for toxicity. National Poison Control Center was established and methods of dealing with poison and toxic contamination are being disseminated in hospitals and public health care centers. National Water Committee has also been formed to better address conflicts in water management and related institutional issues.[6]","There are measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water in Perú, but there is no publicly available evidence about compliance.\n\nIn 2017, the Ministry of the Environment issued Supreme Decree 003-2017-MINAM on water quality standards. The decree includes water quality standards that are specific to mining, agriculture, irrigation, and hydrocarbon extraction. [1] Breach of these standards are subject to sanctions and fines. [1] The Ministry of the Environment also has a programme called Peru Limpio (Clean Peru), which promotes clean water. [4,5] However, there is no clear information on government websites about progress with implementation of clean water initiatives across different sectors. [6]\n\nOther water resources plans also mention pollution control initiatives, but they do not describe specific measures for pollution reduction. In 2017, the government issued the National Sanitation Plan 2017 – 2021. The plan aims to improve water quality, sanitation and access to water. One objective of the plan is to increase access to potable water and the percentage of wastewater that is treated. However, the plan does not outline specific measures for sectors of the economy. [2] The Government also issued the National Plan for Water Resources in 2015. Action items in the plan include harmonising water quality standards and promoting compliance to national water standards. The plan does not go into detail about how to achieve these goals. [3]","In Senegal, there are no specific measures in place to reduce sources of water pollution on national water. \n\nThe Sanitation Code states in the article 3, that any \" direct or indirect discharges, deposits, jets, landfills and liquid wastes immersions from the domestic, hospital and industrial sector\" are prohibited without prior decontamination. However, the diffuse sources of water pollution in the national water of sectors such as agriculture, transport, forestry or aquaculture are not mentioned. Indeed, in the sanitation code, references are made only to direct sources of pollution. (1) There is no evidence of measures for diffuse pollution. Moreover, the Water Code has a section dedicated to water protection against agricultural, transport, industrial and other human activities (article 47). Nevertheless, except for the statement made in the article 49, which prohibits any direct or indirect deposit in national waters without authorization, no specific measures can be found. (2) Moreover, according to the IWRM policy, published in 2007, SÉNÉGAL compromised to adopt an agricultural hydraulic policy. Nevertheless, this policy could not be found in the Ministry of Agriculture and Equipment. (3) There is no further mention of diffuse pollution measures in the Agro-Sylvo-Pastoral Orientation Law or in the IWRM policy. (4,5) There is no further evidence on the DUPREes website or in the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation. (6,7)","Serbia, supported server programmes aimed reducing pollution, however no concrete measures to comprehensively tackle the problem in multiple sectors.\n\nAccording to articles 94 and 95 of the Water Law, water protection is carried out in accordance with the water protection plan for pollution which is prepared for period of six years. [1] According to the website of the Water Directorate adoption of the Water Protection Plan for Pollution is planned for 2015. However, websites of the Water Directorate and Agency for Water Protection do not have information that the Plan was adopted and under section documents the Plan is not available. [2, 3] Reducing sources of water pollution on national water are done through individual projects, financed by the national budget and/or EU and IFIs funds on ad hoc basis. [4]","In Slovenia there are specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water in various sectors, however they are related only to the Sava Basin. \n\nAs a member of the EU, Slovenia is undertaking significant measure to reduce sources of water pollution in line with EU directives [4]. The country is obliged to address pollution in line with Water Framework Directive. As of 2019 it was yet to comply with the Urban Wastewater\nTreatment Directive however this was set as its priority action.[4] Programmes being implemented as part of this process are available here. [5]\n\nA document called Significant Water Management Issues in the Sava River Basin-Interim Overview elaborates progress of Slovenia in relation reducing sources of water pollution on national water in different sectors. [3] It details numerous programmes and initiatives that are being undertaken in various sectors to reduce pollution of the Sava River.\n\nOn the website of the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning sources of water pollution on national water are defined (i.e. organic pollution, nutrient pollution and hazardous substance pollution). However there does not appear to be a national strategy or reduce water pollution [1,2]\n\n","Though the legislation in Syria mandates protection of its national water sources from various kinds of pollution there is no evidence of the implementation of this legislation. \n\nThe Ministry of Water Resources published the executive instructions (published in 2009) [1] of the Syrian Water Legislation promulgated by Law No (31) in 2006. [2] These executive instructions, water legislation No.31, and environmental legislation No.50, [3] outline measures of reducing pollution in general, including imposing fines on polluters and specific requirements to help them reduce polluting substances. Article 50 of Law 31 specifically mentions that Public water shall be protected from pollution in cooperation and coordination between the Ministry and other ministries and public bodies in accordance to the various laws. [2]\n\nHowever there was no evidence of this legislation being translated into plans or activities by the Ministry of Water Resources to tackle pollution. [4]","In the Republic of Tajikistan, the government has taken certain measures in order to limit sources of pollution on national water bodies, but these have been assessed as ineffective.\n \n According to a 2017 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (‘UNECE’), economic instruments and environmental expenditures and investments are in place in Tajikistan for reducing water pollution. [1] In Tajikistan, a system of charges for discharges of water pollutants is in place, in order to dissuade polluters from polluting, and to encourage them to use less polluting alternatives. [2] However, the UNECE report notes that these charges have not been updated since 2010, are not effective, and it is actually cheaper for polluters to pay these charges, rather than to seek more clean alternatives. [1] In tandem, while tariffs for municipal water supply have been increased significantly since 2010 in order to cover operational and investment costs, household tariffs in particular have remained low, and total revenues collected by municipal utilities are far from sufficient for covering operating costs, let alone to provide enough financing for utilities to take action to reduce water pollution. This effort to increase the capabilities of organisations in charge of wastewater management has had little effect in practice. [1, 3]\n \n The 2011 Environmental Law provides that one of the “main principles” of environmental protection in Tajikistan should be that users “should pay for the use of natural resources and compensate for environmental damage”. [4] The law does not specify the size of payments for these, but charges the body responsible for protection of the environment with determining these payments. [4] The statute of the Committee on the Protection of the Environment (amended 2014) confirms that it is responsible for this, but no relevant regulations or information were found on the Committee website, or in the country's Tax Code. [7, 8, 9] The law goes on to say that the environmental protection authority has the power to file a compensation claim against polluters causing damage to the environment, and may be required to rectify whatever damage was caused at their own expense. [4] The Government of Tajikistan is also required under the 2011 Environmental Protection Law to establish “Environmental Protection Insurance Funds” in order to cover the costs of environmental damage. [4]\n \n The 2020 Water Code also provides measures to reduce sources of water pollution and specifically provides that “the discharge of production or consumption waste and other waste causing harmful effects to water quality is prohibited”. [5] It goes on to provide that “owners of means of water transport, pipelines, floating and other structures on water bodies shall be obliged to prevent pollution”; and that “Discharge of wastewater into water bodies in which the content of radioactive substances, pesticides, agrochemicals and other substances and compounds hazardous to human health is prohibited”. [5]\n \n A local water resources expert noted that they had no information on whether the charges provided for in the 2011 Environmental Law were actively implemented in Tajikistan, and whether the related fine systems for water pollution are used de facto, particularly because little information is available relating to industrial water use/pollution. [6]","In the Republic of Tajikistan, the government has taken certain measures in order to limit sources of pollution on national water bodies, but these have been assessed as ineffective.\n \n According to a 2017 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (‘UNECE’), economic instruments and environmental expenditures and investments are in place in Tajikistan for reducing water pollution. [1] In Tajikistan, a system of charges for discharges of water pollutants is in place, in order to dissuade polluters from polluting, and to encourage them to use less polluting alternatives. [2] However, the UNECE report notes that these charges have not been updated since 2010, are not effective, and it is actually cheaper for polluters to pay these charges, rather than to seek more clean alternatives. [1] In tandem, while tariffs for municipal water supply have been increased significantly since 2010 in order to cover operational and investment costs, household tariffs in particular have remained low, and total revenues collected by municipal utilities are far from sufficient for covering operating costs, let alone to provide enough financing for utilities to take action to reduce water pollution. This effort to increase the capabilities of organisations in charge of wastewater management has had little effect in practice. [1, 3]\n \n The 2011 Environmental Law provides that one of the “main principles” of environmental protection in Tajikistan should be that users “should pay for the use of natural resources and compensate for environmental damage”. [4] The law does not specify the size of payments for these, but charges the body responsible for protection of the environment with determining these payments. [4] The statute of the Committee on the Protection of the Environment (amended 2014) confirms that it is responsible for this, but no relevant regulations or information were found on the Committee website, or in the country's Tax Code. [7, 8, 9] The law goes on to say that the environmental protection authority has the power to file a compensation claim against polluters causing damage to the environment, and may be required to rectify whatever damage was caused at their own expense. [4] The Government of Tajikistan is also required under the 2011 Environmental Protection Law to establish “Environmental Protection Insurance Funds” in order to cover the costs of environmental damage. [4]\n \n The 2020 Water Code also provides measures to reduce sources of water pollution and specifically provides that “the discharge of production or consumption waste and other waste causing harmful effects to water quality is prohibited”. [5] It goes on to provide that “owners of means of water transport, pipelines, floating and other structures on water bodies shall be obliged to prevent pollution”; and that “Discharge of wastewater into water bodies in which the content of radioactive substances, pesticides, agrochemicals and other substances and compounds hazardous to human health is prohibited”. [5]\n \n A local water resources expert noted that they had no information on whether the charges provided for in the 2011 Environmental Law were actively implemented in Tajikistan, and whether the related fine systems for water pollution are used de facto, particularly because little information is available relating to industrial water use/pollution. [6]","There are measures in Thailand that prohibits water pollution from different sectors.\n\nThe Pollution Control Department has issued several measures and regulations to reduce water pollution in various sectors, including community, agriculture, industry, and tourism. The measures include mandatory household treatment system, onsite treatment systems, central wastewater treatment plants for areas in pollution crisis or tourist destination. For agriculture, the Department of Livestock Development stupulated the standards for water discharge from livestocks and aquaculture, the Pollution Control Department also promotes best practic and clean technology in agriculture. [1]. The Department of Industrial Works regulates industrial wastewater discharge [2]. The Department of Local Administration also has several regulations regarding wastewater treatment standards [3].","There are specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water stemming from agriculture, households and industry.\n\nThere is extensive secondary legislation including regulations on Surface Water Quality [1] [2], Water Pollution Control [3], Urban wastewater Treatment [4], the Protection of Ground Waters against Pollution and Degradation [5], and the Protection of Waters Against Nitrate Pollution from Agricultural Sources [6]. These regulations variously impose bans, set standards, mandate public institutions to implement programmes and monitor water quality, and determine procedures for approvals, inspections and sanctions, with a view to reducing or preventing pollution - the legislation mentioned here covers multiple sectors including agriculture, energy and municipal waste. [1,2,3,4,5,6] In a reply to a parliamentary question in February 2019, Minister of Environment and Urbanisation Murat Kurum stated that administrative fines had been imposed on 1,053 enterprises in the 2017-2018 period in connection with wastewater infringements identified as a result of inspections. These fines totalled TL43.5 million (about USD 11 million at the end-2017 exchange rate) [7]","There are measures to discourage water pollution in Turkmenistan, including charging fees for discharging pollutants into water and fining parties that violate the country's Water Code, but these measures are not consistently applied. \n \n In order to protect water bodies from pollution, the Water Code states that legal entities and individuals are prohibited from discharging industrial, household and other types of waste into water bodies; discharging oil products, chemical, radioactive waste and other waste from economic and other human activities; polluting and littering the surfaces of catchments, ice cover of water bodies with industrial, household and other wastes; and polluting water with fertilizers and pesticides. [1]\n \n Turkmenistan imposes charges on enterprises for the pollution of air and water; enterprises are charged per cubic meter of wastewater discharged. In 2012, the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) reported that wastewater discharges were subject to a charge of .0057 manat (US .002) per cubic meter, or .001 per cubic meter for joint venture companies; however, information about the current level of these charges is not available on the websites of the Government of Turkmenistan or the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection. [1, 2, 3, 4] \n \n Additional economic instruments to discourage pollution, as inscribed in the Law on the Protection of the Environment, include waste disposal charges, fees for the use of natural resources, fines for the violation of environmental regulations, and payments for environmental damage compensation. [5] The Water Code outlines that the State Committee on Water Management is the agency responsible for granting permission for the discharge of wastewater in the country and for administering penalties for violations of the Water Code (including exceeding the discharge limits set by the permits). [1] These penalties are outlined in the Administrative Offences Code (last updated in November 2019), which establishes fines for the pollution of waterways and failures to ensure the protection of waterways. [6] However, UNECE reported in its most recent Environmental Performance Review of Turkmenistan (in 2012) that these fines were \"much too low to create meaningful incentives for polluters to engage in pollution abatement\" and that, moreover, the government of Turkmenistan has stated that such sanctions are rarely applied. [2]","There are measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water.\n \n In “Irrigation in the Countries of the Former Soviet Union in Figures”, 1997, the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations stated of Uzbekistan that drainage water is the principal carrier of environmental pollution as it contains the results of mineralisation and pesticide residues. [1] Uzbekistani authorities have taken measures to improve irrigation systems, most recently through Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PP-3405 of 27 November 2017 “On the State Programme for the Development of Irrigation and Improvement of the Meliorative Condition of Irrigated Land 2018-2019”. [2] However, no mention is made of efforts to control water pollution. The \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" calls for the development of methods for ascertaining pollution levels and quality levels of return flow including mineralisation and other pollutants. [3] \n \n A news report of 27 November 2019 titled “Government of Uzbekistan Requires Cement Plants to Control Harmful Emissions” by the Cement and its Application publication suggests the government of Uzbekistan required cement factories to install devices to analyse emissions and automatically relay data to the laboratories of the State Committee for Ecology, referencing Draft Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 10535 “On Strengthening Environmental Control of Cement Plant Activities” of 26 November 2019. [4] The Draft Resolution referred to procurement of equipment for analysis of water samples, suggesting that the measures aimed to enforce water pollution limits. [5] However, the resulting Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 223 of 14 April 2020 “On Strengthening Environmental Control of Cement Plant Activities” refers only to air emissions and the procurement strategy is not itemised in sufficient granularity to confirm that water pollution will be controlled. [6] \n \n Measures to reduce water pollution are largely non-specific and focus on enforcing existing regulations. Chapter XXIV of Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" concerns the protection of water from, among other things, pollution. [7] It obliges enterprises, organisations and corporations whose operations affect waters and water facilities to undertake measures to protect waters in coordination with relevant local authorities. Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 981 of 11 December 2019 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Procedure for Establishing Water Protections Zones and Sanitary Protection Zones for Bodies of Water in the Republic of Uzbekistan\" details the protections for watersheds, such as a ban on clearing forrests and vegetation except in certain circumstances, a ban on aerial treatment of agricultural and forrest land with poisonous chemicals within 2 kilometers of waters and a ban on use of such zones for landfill, including for chemical or nuclear waste or the use of liquid manure in such zones. [8] Media reports indicate that there are instances of enforcement against polluters in violation of national law, for example, Gazeta.uz reported on 30 October 2019 that inspectors from the State Committee on Ecology and Environmental Protection stopped the dumping of waste waters into the Chirchik River by a vehicle belonging to a local government department. [9] A 19 March 2013 article of UzDaily notes efforts since 2002 to protect rivers and other bodies of water, particularly by establishing protection zones and shore belts along eight rivers, namely the Kashkadarya, Zeravshan, Chirchik, Sukhandarya, Naryn, Kara Darya, Amu Darya and Syr Darya. [10] For example, Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 471 of 29 October 2003 “On the Establishment of a Protected Water Zone and Shore Belt on the River Chirchik in Tashkent Region and the City of Tashkent” established such a zone on the Chirchik river. [11]\n \n Art. 106 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" envisages the imposition of charges for services that pollute bodies of water or have other detrimental effects on them as an economic measure to promote water conservation and protection. [12] Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No 820 of 11 October 2018 \"On Measures to Further Improve Economic Mechanisms for Environmental Protection\" introduces charges for pollution by bringing into force the Statute on the Procedure for Compensation Payments for Environmental Pollution and the Procudtion of Waste in the Republic of Uzbekistan (Appendix 1). [13] In particular, it governs compensation payments for polluting the environment and producing waste in Uzbekistan. Such compensatory payments must be made in respect of, among other things, the discharge of pollutants into surface bodies of water and the discharge of waste pollutants in excess of the established norms into municipal and local sewage networks in accordance with Chp. 2. and Chp. 3 stipulates that legal entities producing emissions or waste and legal entities or individuals releasing waste exceeding the established norms into sewage networks are liable to make such payments, while public bodies (i.e. those that are financed entirely by the State Budget) are not subject to such payments but instead have compensation payments deducted from revenues derived from polluting activities outside of the main activities of the body. [13] Chp. 4 outlines a method for calculation of a compensation payment, which takes as its outset a base rate as set by Annexes to the document. Annex 4 sets out rates applicable to 84 different pollutants if discharged into water bodies; the rates are expressed as multiples of the country's monthly minimum wage per tonne of pollutant. [13] The 2020 monthly minimum wage is UZS 679 330, or US$ 66.59. [16]\n \n Media reports suggest that the polluter pays principle is implemented. For example, the National Information Agency of Uzbekistan reports that in the first quarter of 2019, the total amount of compensatory payments and fines for pollution stood at UZS 1.73 bn [14]. An example of the implementation of the polluter pays principle specifically in relation to water pollution is given by Galiya Amirova, Head of Standardisation at the Tashkent Municipal Committee for Environmental Protection in an interview with environmental information network sreda.uz, where she describes the as-is and to-be effect of the implementation of the principle on the Suvsoz state water infrastructure enterprise in 2010. [15]","There are measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water.\n \n In “Irrigation in the Countries of the Former Soviet Union in Figures”, 1997, the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations stated of Uzbekistan that drainage water is the principal carrier of environmental pollution as it contains the results of mineralisation and pesticide residues. [1] Uzbekistani authorities have taken measures to improve irrigation systems, most recently through Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PP-3405 of 27 November 2017 “On the State Programme for the Development of Irrigation and Improvement of the Meliorative Condition of Irrigated Land 2018-2019”. [2] However, no mention is made of efforts to control water pollution. The \"Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" calls for the development of methods for ascertaining pollution levels and quality levels of return flow including mineralisation and other pollutants. [3] \n \n A news report of 27 November 2019 titled “Government of Uzbekistan Requires Cement Plants to Control Harmful Emissions” by the Cement and its Application publication suggests the government of Uzbekistan required cement factories to install devices to analyse emissions and automatically relay data to the laboratories of the State Committee for Ecology, referencing Draft Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 10535 “On Strengthening Environmental Control of Cement Plant Activities” of 26 November 2019. [4] The Draft Resolution referred to procurement of equipment for analysis of water samples, suggesting that the measures aimed to enforce water pollution limits. [5] However, the resulting Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 223 of 14 April 2020 “On Strengthening Environmental Control of Cement Plant Activities” refers only to air emissions and the procurement strategy is not itemised in sufficient granularity to confirm that water pollution will be controlled. [6] \n \n Measures to reduce water pollution are largely non-specific and focus on enforcing existing regulations. Chapter XXIV of Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" concerns the protection of water from, among other things, pollution. [7] It obliges enterprises, organisations and corporations whose operations affect waters and water facilities to undertake measures to protect waters in coordination with relevant local authorities. Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 981 of 11 December 2019 \"On Approval of the Statute on the Procedure for Establishing Water Protections Zones and Sanitary Protection Zones for Bodies of Water in the Republic of Uzbekistan\" details the protections for watersheds, such as a ban on clearing forrests and vegetation except in certain circumstances, a ban on aerial treatment of agricultural and forrest land with poisonous chemicals within 2 kilometers of waters and a ban on use of such zones for landfill, including for chemical or nuclear waste or the use of liquid manure in such zones. [8] Media reports indicate that there are instances of enforcement against polluters in violation of national law, for example, Gazeta.uz reported on 30 October 2019 that inspectors from the State Committee on Ecology and Environmental Protection stopped the dumping of waste waters into the Chirchik River by a vehicle belonging to a local government department. [9] A 19 March 2013 article of UzDaily notes efforts since 2002 to protect rivers and other bodies of water, particularly by establishing protection zones and shore belts along eight rivers, namely the Kashkadarya, Zeravshan, Chirchik, Sukhandarya, Naryn, Kara Darya, Amu Darya and Syr Darya. [10] For example, Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 471 of 29 October 2003 “On the Establishment of a Protected Water Zone and Shore Belt on the River Chirchik in Tashkent Region and the City of Tashkent” established such a zone on the Chirchik river. [11]\n \n Art. 106 of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 837-XII of 6 May 1993 \"On Water and Water Use\" envisages the imposition of charges for services that pollute bodies of water or have other detrimental effects on them as an economic measure to promote water conservation and protection. [12] Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No 820 of 11 October 2018 \"On Measures to Further Improve Economic Mechanisms for Environmental Protection\" introduces charges for pollution by bringing into force the Statute on the Procedure for Compensation Payments for Environmental Pollution and the Procudtion of Waste in the Republic of Uzbekistan (Appendix 1). [13] In particular, it governs compensation payments for polluting the environment and producing waste in Uzbekistan. Such compensatory payments must be made in respect of, among other things, the discharge of pollutants into surface bodies of water and the discharge of waste pollutants in excess of the established norms into municipal and local sewage networks in accordance with Chp. 2. and Chp. 3 stipulates that legal entities producing emissions or waste and legal entities or individuals releasing waste exceeding the established norms into sewage networks are liable to make such payments, while public bodies (i.e. those that are financed entirely by the State Budget) are not subject to such payments but instead have compensation payments deducted from revenues derived from polluting activities outside of the main activities of the body. [13] Chp. 4 outlines a method for calculation of a compensation payment, which takes as its outset a base rate as set by Annexes to the document. Annex 4 sets out rates applicable to 84 different pollutants if discharged into water bodies; the rates are expressed as multiples of the country's monthly minimum wage per tonne of pollutant. [13] The 2020 monthly minimum wage is UZS 679 330, or US$ 66.59. [16]\n \n Media reports suggest that the polluter pays principle is implemented. For example, the National Information Agency of Uzbekistan reports that in the first quarter of 2019, the total amount of compensatory payments and fines for pollution stood at UZS 1.73 bn [14]. An example of the implementation of the polluter pays principle specifically in relation to water pollution is given by Galiya Amirova, Head of Standardisation at the Tashkent Municipal Committee for Environmental Protection in an interview with environmental information network sreda.uz, where she describes the as-is and to-be effect of the implementation of the principle on the Suvsoz state water infrastructure enterprise in 2010. [15]","A 2015 law provides some specific measures to reduce sources of water pollution on national water, but there is insufficient public evidence regarding implementation of these measures. \n\nIn 2015, the government of Venezuela issued the Water and Air Quality Law. Title IV of the law allows the Ministry tasked with environmental issues to provide fiscal and economic incentives to businesses or individuals that undertake activities to reduce wastewater discharges, install equipment or machinery to reduce liquid waste, or carry out life cycle analysis of their products or materials to minimize liquid waste [1]. The website of the Ministry of Care for Water Resources does not contain public evidence regarding any incentives that have been awarded to reduce water pollution, nor does it mention other specific programs to reduce sources of water pollution. [2]. The website of the Ministry of Eco-Socialism was unreachable as of May 2019 [3].","There is legislation in Vietnam that prohibits water pollution from different sectors, but there is no evidence of specific measures to reduce water pollution.\n\nThe 2012 Law on Water Resources has a section on prohibited acts that makes it illegal to discharge wastewater or untreated water. [1] The 2014 Law on the Environment also addresses pollution control measures for water. For example, dumping untreated wastewater is a prohibited act. [2] However, according to a 2018 news report, approximately 70 per cent of waste water from industrial parks and 90 per cent of domestic waste water is discharged directly into the environment. [3] There is no additional information from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment and the Department of Water Resources Management. [4,5]\n",null,null,null,"[1] Ministry of Justice,\"Water Law 2009\"(قانون آب) [http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/afg172372.pdf]\n \n [2] Ministry of Justice, \" Water Affairs Management Law Enacted\" (مقرره در مورد کیفیت آب و کنترل و نگهداری آنها) [http://old.moj.gov.af/Content/files/OfficialGazette/01301/OG_01367.pdf]\n \n [3] Ministry of Justice, \"Environment Law, 2007\" (قانون محیط زیست) [https://neis.nepa.gov.af/public/JE6AIivjwC]\n \n [4] National Water Affairs Regulation Authority. [https://nwara.gov.af/]\n \n [5] National Environmental Protection Agency. [https://www.nepa.gov.af/]\n \n [6] Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation & Livestock [https://mail.gov.af/dr]\n \n [7] Eqrar, Naim. Professor, Geosciences Faculty, Kabul University. 19 July 2020.\n \n [8] Al Jazeera News,2018. \" Afghanistan faces severe clean water shortage.\" [https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2018/03/afghanistan-faces-severe-clean-water-shortage-180325132745182.htm]\n \n [9] Conflict and environment observatary, 2018 \"The slow violence of pollution in Afghanistan.\" [https://ceobs.org/the-slow-violence-of-pollution-in-afghanistan/]","[1] Iagua. Bolivia launches an Environmental Management Plan in order to reduce pollution in Lake Titicaca. 2018. https://www.iagua.es/noticias/mmaya/bolivia-lanza-plan-gestion-ambiental-reducir-contaminacion-lago-titicaca\n[2] Ministry of Mining and Metallurgy. Sector Plan for Comprehensive Mining Metallurgical Development 2016-2020. 2016. http://www.mineria.gob.bo/documentos/PSDIMM%202016-2020.pdf\n[3] Ministry of Environment and Water. Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2013-2017. 2013. https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Carlos_Saavedra7/publication/281244646_Plan_Nacional_de_Cuencas_de_Bolivia/links/55dcf51808ae591b309abd26/Plan-Nacional-de-Cuencas-de-Bolivia.pdf?origin=publication_detail\n[4] Ministry of Environment and Water. Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Agua. 2019. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/","[1] Frontier Myanmar. \"Distilleries under fire over water pollution\". 04 Oct 2017. https://frontiermyanmar.net/en/distilleries-under-fire-over-water-pollution [2] Myanmar Times. \"Industrial zone waste water shows rising pollution\". 4 Jan 2016. https://www.mmtimes.com/business/18303-industrial-zone-waste-water-shows-rising-pollution.html [3] “Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\n  http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs21/ROV-2014-Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_research_and_analysis-en.pdf [4] Dr. San Oo. \"Water Pollution Control and Enforcement Status and Challenges in Myanmar\". 2016. https://www.aecen.org/sites/default/files/panel_4.4_dr._san_oo_myanmar.pdf [5]Export.gov.\"Burma - Environmental Technology \". 29 Nov 2018. https://www.export.gov/article?id=Burma-Environmental-Technology [6] UNEP. \"National Envrionmental Performance Assessment Report\". http://www.gms-eoc.org/uploads/resources/22/attachment/Myanmar%20EPA%20Report.pdf","[1] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"What is PRODES? (O que é o PRODES?)\". http://www.ana.gov.br/prodes/sobreprodes.asp\n[2] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"Relationship of Contracted Enterprises into PRODES in 2015 (Relação dos Empreendimentos Contratados no PRODES 2015).\" http://www.ana.gov.br/prodes/contratados2015.asp\n[3] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"Water producer (Produtor de Água)\". http://www3.ana.gov.br/portal/ANA/programas-e-projetos/programa-produtor-de-agua\n[4] National Water Agency (Brazil). 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[https://andoz.tj/Law/Kodex?culture=ru-RU].","[1] Frontier Myanmar. \"Distilleries under fire over water pollution\". 04 Oct 2017. https://frontiermyanmar.net/en/distilleries-under-fire-over-water-pollution [2] Myanmar Times. \"Industrial zone waste water shows rising pollution\". 4 Jan 2016. https://www.mmtimes.com/business/18303-industrial-zone-waste-water-shows-rising-pollution.html [3] “Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\n  http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs21/ROV-2014-Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_research_and_analysis-en.pdf [4] Dr. San Oo. \"Water Pollution Control and Enforcement Status and Challenges in Myanmar\". 2016. https://www.aecen.org/sites/default/files/panel_4.4_dr._san_oo_myanmar.pdf [5]Export.gov.\"Burma - Environmental Technology \". 29 Nov 2018. https://www.export.gov/article?id=Burma-Environmental-Technology [6] UNEP. \"National Envrionmental Performance Assessment Report\". http://www.gms-eoc.org/uploads/resources/22/attachment/Myanmar%20EPA%20Report.pdf","[1] Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs, Surface Water Quality Management Regulation, 30 November 2012, http://www.resmigazete.gov.tr/eskiler/2012/11/20121130-5.htm \n[2] Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs, Regulation Amending the Surface Water Quality Management Regulation, 20 April 2015, http://www.resmigazete.gov.tr/eskiler/2015/04/20150415-18.htm\n[3] Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Water Pollution Control Regulation, 31 December 2004, http://www.mevzuat.gov.tr/Metin.Aspx?MevzuatKod=7.5.7221&sourceXmlSearch=&MevzuatIliski=0\n[4] Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Urban Waste Water Treatment Regulation, 8 January 2006, http://www.resmigazete.gov.tr/eskiler/2006/01/20060108-2.htm\nhttp://www.resmigazete.gov.tr/eskiler/2009/06/20090627-18.htm\n[5] Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs, Regulation on the Protection of Ground Waters from Pollution and Degradation, 7 April 2012, http://www.resmigazete.gov.tr/eskiler/2012/04/20120407-10.htm\n[6] Ministry of Food Agriculture and Livestock and Ministry of Forestry and Water Affairs, Regulation on the Protection of Waters Against Nitrate Pollution from Agricultural Sources, 23 July 2016, http://www.resmigazete.gov.tr/eskiler/2016/07/20160723-2.htm [7] Sputnik News. 24 February 2019. “2 yılda 1053 işletmeye 43.5 milyon TL 'atık su' cezası” (“1,053 enterprises fined TL43.5 million for ‘waste water’ in two years”). https://tr.sputniknews.com/columnists/201902241037837404-isletme-atik-su-ceza-deniz-akarsu/\n","[1] Government of Turkmenistan. 5 October 2019. \"Water Code of Turkmenistan\" (\"Водный кодекс Туркменистана\"). 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[http://sreda.uz/rubriki/voda/zagryaznyaesh-plati/].\n\n[16] Podrobno. 31 December 2019. \"Size of salary, pensions, stipends and benefits to increase from 1 February in Uzbekistan\", (\"В Узбекистане с 1 февраля увеличатся размеры зарплаты, пенсий, стипендий и пособий\"). [https://podrobno.uz/cat/obchestvo/v-uzbekistane-s-1-fevralya-uvelichatsya-razmery-zarplaty-pensiy-stipendiy-i-posobiy-].","[1] National Assembly of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Water and Air Quality Law. 2015. https://www.lurconsultores.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/2015-Ley-de-Calidad-de-las-Aguas-y-del-Aire-Transcripci%C3%B3n.pdf\n[2] Ministry of Care for Water Resources. 2019. https://demo.minaguas.gob.ve/\n[3] Ministry of Eco-Socialism. 2019. http://www.minamb.gob.ve/","[1] Frontier Myanmar. \"Distilleries under fire over water pollution\". 04 Oct 2017. https://frontiermyanmar.net/en/distilleries-under-fire-over-water-pollution [2] Myanmar Times. \"Industrial zone waste water shows rising pollution\". 4 Jan 2016. https://www.mmtimes.com/business/18303-industrial-zone-waste-water-shows-rising-pollution.html [3] “Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management”. 2014.\n  http://www.burmalibrary.org/docs21/ROV-2014-Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_research_and_analysis-en.pdf [4] Dr. San Oo. \"Water Pollution Control and Enforcement Status and Challenges in Myanmar\". 2016. https://www.aecen.org/sites/default/files/panel_4.4_dr._san_oo_myanmar.pdf [5]Export.gov.\"Burma - Environmental Technology \". 29 Nov 2018. https://www.export.gov/article?id=Burma-Environmental-Technology [6] UNEP. \"National Envrionmental Performance Assessment Report\". http://www.gms-eoc.org/uploads/resources/22/attachment/Myanmar%20EPA%20Report.pdf"]
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[null,"3.3.1",null,1,1,1,1,2,2,2,1,2,1,0,1,2,2,1,2,1,2,2,1,1,2,0,1,1,1,1,0,2,2,0,1,null,null,null,"Afghanistan has a national disaster risk management plan that includes measures to reduce the impacts of water-related disasters. However, it has not been updated since 2010.\n \n The Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA) is the principal institution at the national level with the mandate to coordinate and manage all aspects related to disaster mitigation, prepraredness and response through its national and provincial offices. [1]\n \n The National Disaster Management Plan (NDMP) takes into account the current status of risks, in terms of hazards, vulnerability, infrastructure availability, institutional capacities and constitutional clarity in Afghanistan. [2] The NDMP was published in 2010 by the United Nations Development Programme and was prepared for Afghanistan's National Disaster Management Authority [2] Under the NDMP, the Ministry of Energy and Water is charged with carrying out a range of measures to protect against water-related disasters, chiefly floods and mudslides. These include strengthening of flood protection walls, canals and river banks before the flood season; monitoring of hydraulic infrastructures and flood protective works; integrating disaster risk reduction into water and irrigation project development; operationalising a Flood Information Centre in the season each year; collecting information on the weather forecast and water level data for all rivers and other water; and establishing an early warning system on sudden water level raising. [2]\n \n However, evidence points to limited implementation of the planned measures against water-related disasters. The Ministry of Energy and Water's technical and training capacity for monitoring of river levels is limited, despite international support in recent years. [3, 4, 5] An expert interviewed noted that water flow data is considered sensitive information and thus not published by the government. [6] A 2019 report notes that flood early warning measures and systems are \"embryonic\". [7] However, the National Water Affairs Regulation Authority (NWARA) (the new title of the Ministry of Energy and Water as of 2019) report for 2019 includes the installation of flood warning sensors and development and mass publication of flood risk maps under a five-year water infrastructure improvement programme. [14] The report also notes that a flood control dam in Nimroz Province was completed in 2019. [14]\n \n NWARA's report for 2019 also describes development of a US$ 18 million project to build retention walls. In addition, s nationwide programme of riverbank reinforcement was launched in December 2018, including purchase and installation of gabions along riverbanks around the country. [14] The total project is valued at approximately US$ 9 million and envisages protection of 115 ha of agricultural land. By the end of 2019 101 projects had been completed with over 8 km of riverbank reinforced in all five river basins of the country. [14] This includes the Northern river basin, covering the Amu Darya river, where 14 of 48 projects were complete. [14] In this area, along the river Pyanj (Amu Darya), Afghanistan has previously relied on the efforts of northern neighbour Tajikistan, especially under a 2010 bilateral agreement on water monitoring, which addressed riverbank strengthening. [8, 9] However, the bilateral engagement has focussed on monitoring of water flows, and interventions in the past have been assessed as only effective in the short term. [8, 10] There is also evidence of support on riverbank management from Turkmenistan. [11]\n \n In December 2019, the NWARA started to build a wall in Helmand Province which is expected to be completed by end of 2021. [12, 15] The aim of the project is to control flooding, increase agricultural lands and prevent the destruction of agriculture lands and residential buildings. The wall is 5.8 km long and is expected to benefit 83000 families. [12] In accordance with Presidential Decree No. 36, in 2019, the NWARA was established under the Ministry. [13]","Bolivia has a National Risk Management Program (PNGR) that considers water-related disasters, but implementation is in the early stages and the strategies included in the program approach disaster risk management generally instead of focusing on specific risks (such as water-related disasters). \n\nThe PNGR was issued in 2017 and its introduction discusses the most prevalent disasters in Bolivia, including flooding and landslides from excessive rains, as well as drought and forest fires from insufficient rains [1]. The PNGR is developed and implemented by the Vice-Ministry of Civil Defense (under the Ministry of Defense). The PNGR indicates that implementation of disaster risk management is in the early stages in Bolivia. The PNGR’s three strategic objectives are: strengthening the Vice-Ministry in order to promote resilience at the municipal level, firming up high-risk municipalities via institutional strengthening, and implementing early warning systems in municipalities and linking them with national systems [1]. The PNGR’s diagnostic of the current situation notes several weaknesses, including the lack of national-level training and accreditation programs for volunteers and responders, lack of emergency and contingency plans for departments and municipalities, and subnational governments that do not carry out a comprehensive risk management process and instead only focus on requesting assistance during disaster response [1]. The plan makes no specific mention of how manage water related disaster [1]\n\nThere is no public evidence that the Ministry of Environment and Water has issued a response plan for water-related disasters [2]. The Ministry designed and implemented a climate risk resilience program with funding from the Inter-American Development Bank in 2017-2018, which include infrastructure construction to prevent flooding and erosion [3]. In addition, the Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2013-2017 (PP) mentions a flood risk management plan for the Beni watershed in its bibliography, but the plan does not appear to be publicly available online [4].","Bosnia and Herzegovina has national disaster risk management plan that includes reducing impact of water-related disasters.\n\nBosnia and Herzegovina reports the score 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Management instruments to reduce impacts of water-related disasters from the national level. The assessment states that there are two key documents adopted at the national level: Approximation strategy of the EU Acquis communautaire in the field of environment in BiH and Action plan for flood protection and river basin management in BiH 2014-2017. Above mentioned documents identify issues and measures that have to be implemented in order to achieve full implementation of the EU Flood directive. Preliminary risk assessments are finished in BiH (at the sub-national level), flood hazard and flood risk maps are under development, flood risk management plans would be adopted by 2021, new equipment and tools for flood forecasting is in place, construction and reconstruction of flood protection infrastructure is taking place. [1] This assessment has been verified through examination of resources available at the Ministry of Security, a federal agency responsible for its implementation [2]. \nAt entity levels, Civil Protection and Rescue organization consist of two Entity Civil Protection Administrations (Civil Protection Administration of Federation BH and Civil Protection Administration of Republic of Srpska) and Department for Public Security of Brčko District BH (Civil Protection Service). These bodies are responsible for organization, preparation and functioning of civil protection, monitoring the state of preparation of civil protection, organizing and coordinating the implementation of protection and rescue measures, etc. [3, 4, 5].","Brazil has fully implemented a National Plan for Natural Disaster Risk Management and Response and it includes water-related disasters, but it was published in 2012 (over 5 years ago) and has not been updated. \n\nThe National Plan for Natural Disaster Risk Management and Response of 2012 promised new investments of 18.8 billion Brazilian reais in 2012-2014, focussing on four key areas: prevention, mapping, monitoring and alerts, and response. The plan covers water-related disasters such as floods, landslides, and droughts. [1] The National Plan is maintained by the National Secretariat of Civil Protection and Defence (SEDEC), under the Ministry of Regional Development. There are no other updated plans in its website. [4] and there is no evidence has been found that the 18.8 billion Brazilian passed to SEDEC [4].\n\nThe National Plan includes the Flood Atlas, a study by the National Water Agency (ANA). The Flood Atlas is used as a tool to identify key risk areas in Brazil prone to floods. [2] The Flood Atlas can be found in the ANA website. [3]","Cambodia's National Action Plan for Disaster Risk Reduction 2014-2018 was adopted in 2014 to replace the Strategic National Action Plan for DRR 2008-2013 [1]. \n\nIt describes policies and legal processes to strengthen disaster risk management in the country in case of flood, drought, typhoons, and climate change, focusing on capacity building at national and sub-national levels. According to the action plan, National Committee for Disaster Management (NCDM) is legally mandated to lead the country's disaster risk management and emergency response. With support from UNDP and UNRISD, Cambodia is currently developing a new national strategy and action plan for disaster risk reduction for the 2019-2023 period to be aligned with Sustainable Development Goals [2]. The country's Early Warning System (EWS) is currently fully active in six disaster prone provinces (Banteay Meachey, Battambang, Siem Reap, Pursat, Kampong Chhnang, and Kampot), and there are over 50,000 registered users receiving alerts during floods and other natural hazards [3]. With financial support from the Least Developed Countries Fund (LDCF) with a total budget of US$4.9 million, the Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology (MOWRAM) is playing a leading role in improving the early warning system.","There is a comprehensive national disaster risk management plan in China which covers water-related disasters. \n\nThe Ministry of Water Resources has an online information system that publishes real time data on the major basin areas, rivers, reservoirs, etc. It publishes warnings on potential floods or drought [1]. The Drought Control Regulation and the Flood Control Law provide the planning and mechanisms for such disaster control [2]. According to these laws, the State Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters (SFDH) and the Ministry of Water Resources are responsible for organizing activities in response to disasters. Local water departments shall act in accordance with the commands and are responsible for the disasters in their jurisdictions. For 2006 to 2015, China had a comprehensive Disaster Reduction Action Plan. No updated version has been pubslihed by May 2019 [3]. China also has a Emergency Response Law targeting overall management of \"natural disaster, accidental disaster, public health incident or social safety incident, which takes place by accident, has caused or might cause serious social damage and needs the adoption of emergency response measures\" [4].","Colombia has a national disaster risk management plan that includes reducing impacts of water-related disasters that was first published in 2016.\n\nThe National Disaster Risk Management Plan covers the period 2015-2025 and was published in 2016 [1, 2]. The plan is in the process of implementation; as of February 2018, short-term programs were 85% implemented, medium-term 44%, and long-term 40% [3]. The plan includes several water-related disasters, such as hurricanes, floods, flash floods from rivers, tsunamis and biological risks from contaminated water [1]. The plan’s actions to reduce risks related to these disasters include carrying out engineering studies of existing water and sanitation systems, updating existing sectoral response plans, such as the oil spill plan, building public works to mitigate the risk of landslides and flooding, and implementing early warning systems at regional and local levels [1]. The website of the National Disaster Risk Management Unit contains links to four monitoring and evaluation reports for the plan, published between 2016-2018 [2]. \n","Croatia has national disaster risk management plan that includes reducing impacts of water-related disasters. However it seems to solely focussed on flooding.\n\nThe Flood Risk Management Plan, that is integral part of the Water Management Plan for period 2016-2021, passed in 2015, outlines how Croatia can manage the risk of floods in its territory. The plan includes previous flood risk assessment, hazard maps and flood risk maps, the objective of flood risk management, the impact of climate change, program measures, implementation and financing. [1]. \n\nAccording to article 105 of the Water Law, the plan for the \"protection from adverse effects of water shall cover activities and measures for protection against floods, measures for protection against ice on watercourses and protection against erosion and torrents. Risk management against the adverse effects of water shall include: preparation of preliminary risk assessment against floods, preparation and implementation of plans for risk management against floods and the Flood Risk Management Plan, implementing and logistical plans appended thereto, water regulation, implementation of regular and emergency protection against floods, implementation of protection against ice on watercourses, protection against erosion and torrents, basic amelioration drainage, and implementation of limitation of the rights of landowners and other legal possessors of land.\" [2]\n\nCroatia reports the score 80 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Management instruments to reduce impacts of water-related disasters from the national level. The assessment states that Flood risk management is based on the principles of solidarity, priority in needs, emergency, permanent immobilisation and mobilisation.\n\nThe Mandate of Croatian Waters include the monitoring and assessing hydrological conditions, assessment of flood risks, monitoring the status of watercourses and status of water regulation and protection facilities; investment tasks in the construction and maintenance of water protection facilities; supervision of construction a of protection facilities; management of flood risks; management, supervision and implementation of preventive, regular and emergency flood defence. [3]","Ecuador was a comprehensive national disaster response plan which covers water-related disasters, is fully implemented and was been updated in the last five years. \n\nThe National Risk Management and Emergency Service issued planning guidance for water-related disasters in through the National Disaster Response Plan, published in 2018 [1]. The Plan’s Threat Analysis includes water-related threats, such as floods, tsunamis, droughts and landslides. The Plan outlines response actions and describes the operations of the national disaster risk management system and agencies [1]. \n\nFloods, landslides, droughts and tsunamis are also included in the National Risk Management System Agenda, which provides guidance for the sector and was issued in 2014 [2]. In terms of implementation, the Agenda reported that subnational governments had used a disaster prevention financing facility provided by the national development bank to fund infrastructure improvements that reduced flooding by 8% between 2010 and 2012 [2]. Recent event situation reports issued by the National Risk Management and Emergency Service have covered floods and rain-related risks [3].","Guinea has a national disaster risk management plan. Nevertheless, it is not comprehensive since it does not include a plan to reduce impacts of water-related disasters. \n\nGuinea has a national disaster risk reduction strategy (2012) (1) and a national disaster risk management plan (1994) (2). Both documents describe the current situation in Guinea, and the risks it faces. In this analysis, recommendations are made but they are not developed into a plan to reduce disaster impact . (1,2) There is not significant evidence that either plan has been implemented (4,5,6,7,8)\n\nOn the other hand, within the National Hydraulic Directorate, there is a National Center for Forecast and Floods prevention (CNP). Nevertheless, no disaster risk strategy could be found that had been issued by this centre . The main operations and activities of this center are: the management and operation of the hydrological forecasting system in the 23 river basins of Guinea in order to control floods. To achieve this goal, the CNP conducts forecasting works, studies and hydrological reports. (1)\n\nMoreover, according to a newspaper, in 2017, a policy letter on a National Risk and Disaster Management Policy was designed (3), nevertheless, this policy letter could not be found on the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page (it does not have an official website), in the National Directorate of Water and Forests, on the Ministry of Environment Facebook page (it does not have an official website), on the Ministry of Agriculture Facebook page (it does not have an official website) or in the Ministry of Mines and Geology. (4,5,6,7,8)\n\nFinally, in 2018, the Ministry of the Environment organized a workshop to validate the National strategy for disaster risk reduction and a strategy plan for the national disaster and emergency management center. This workshop effectively took place. (9) Nevertheless, no documents related to the plan could be found in the Ministries consulted previously. (4,5,6,7,8)","There is law relating to management of Natural Disaster but it was not been updated in that 10 years and does not translate into comprehensive measures. \n\nThe Supreme Leader of Iran was issued a decree on the Country's General Policies about Prevention and Risk Reduction of Natural Disasters in 2005 [3] but the decree was not been translated to solid plans in relevant governmental bodies.[3]\n\nThere is a working group for flood and river overflow in the Ministry of Energy but according to the reports by working group itself, they don't have enough executive power to make legislative change [1]. There is also a National Committee for Reducing the Impact of Natural Disasters that explicitly deals with water-related disasters [2]. The committee was a policy-advisory role and suggests suitable policies, strategies or solutions to relevant governmental bodies [2]. However there is no evidence that have been adopted [2]. The above-mentioned bodies have a consultancy or coordinative role and do not provide concrete plans with clear division of labour to engage all governmental bodies in managing water-related disasters . [1,2]","Yes, there is a disaster risk management plan but it is limited and not comprehensive consisting of short-term ad hoc projects (1). \n\nThe Ministry of Science & Technology stands out as the focal point for coordination between relevant ministries and public institutions concerning catastrophes and disasters mitigation. It has been drafting a comprehensive plan of action and law under the help of the UNDP and the compliance of the Arab Strategy of DRR. (1) However, the Ministry of Environment has failed to implement the Framework for action defined in 2015, due to poor governance, and an absence of budget allocation for that matter. (2) \n\nAnother challenge today, concerns the establishment of national criteria defining the risks and disasters that should be covered by alarm sysytem, stalling the activation of the current alarm system. (3) With the DRR action not being offically finalized and published , Iraq still relies on traditional forms of emergency response rather than taking action aimed at prevention (4)\n\nThe lack of coordinationa plan was evidnent in the Water crisis of 2018. Here, Turkey began filling the 10.4 billion cubic meter capacity Ilisu dam. This action caused the Tigris to briefly empty to the point where residents of Baghdad and Mosul were able to cross the river on foot in some places, causing an outpouring of concern in Iraq and leading to emergency talks between Baghdad and Ankara. Eventually, Turkey had re-opened the gates of the new dam and that filling would re-commence on July 1st. (5) It took nearly a month for Iraqi authorities to reach an agreeement and put an end to the crisis (5).","A national risk management plan addressing water-related disasters is in place. The \"Complex of measures for the reduction of flooding risks 2017-2020\" was adopted in 2017 and there is evidence of its implementation.\n \n Article 41 of Kazakhstan's 2014 Law on Civil Defence stipulates the prevention of natural disasters through organisation of monitoring, development of disaster prevention plans, threat catalogues and safety certificates at the regional, local and settlement level, as well as a range of measures to inform and train both authorities and the population. [1] Article 41 also specifically requires the creation of water body certificates, defined by the 2003 Water Code as a document describing a water body's physical, geological, hydrological, technical, legal and economic charateristics, in order to ensure a source of information that may be vital for the prediction and prevention of natural disasters. [1, 2] Further, Article 42 of the Law introduces measures specifically for the prevention of water-specific disasters including floods, mudslides and loss of water from seas and lakes, requiring the construction and operation of hydraulic facilities and monitoring of water levels in large water bodies. [1]\n \n In 2017, the Ministry of Internal Affairs (which includes the Department of Emergencies, the national disaster response agency) issued the \"Complex of measures for the reduction of flooding risks 2017-2020\". [3] The plan included relocation of constructions currently in designated water body zones, construction and maintenance of hydraulic facilities and levees, maintenance, dredging and correction of riverbeds, with projects designated by region of the country and in several stages. [3] Local authorities were made responsible for execution of the assigned projects, and required to report to the Ministry of Internal Affairs annually. [3]\n \n In January 2019, the Department of Emergencies reported that, of 637 projects in the flooding risk reduction plan, 198 projects had been completed in 2018, and 104 were ongoing for completion in 2019 and 2020. [4] Later in 2019, the Department updated the risk reduction plan, with 89 items to be completed that year and 144 in 2020. [5]","Kyrgyzstan has a national disaster risk management plan that includes measures to reduce the impacts of water-related disasters.\n \n The Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘MES’) was established in 2005 and is responsible for protecting the population from disasters, prevention and response, civil defence, technological and technical safety monitoring of industry and mining, as well as fire safety. [1, 2] The MES is specifically responsible for dealing with all emergency situations in Kygryzstan, including water-related disasters. [1]\n \n The 2005 Water Code provides that “the State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘SAW’), together with the MES must prepare annual programmes for the construction, operation and maintenance of protection works to protect populated and industrial areas, human lives and property from risk of floods and mud floods. Such programmes are submitted to the National Water Council for consideration and decision making on sources of financing”. [3] \n \n In 2018, the government adopted the \"Concept for the complex protection of the population and territory of the Kyrgyz Republic from emergency situations for 2018-2030\", which establishes mudslides and floods as the top natural disaster risks facing the country. [4] The Concept aims to move the country to a whole-of-government approach to the prevention of disasters through improved risk management in line with the Sendai Convention, but does not contain any specific measures on water-related disasters. [4] An Action Plan for 2018-2022 for the realisation of the Concpet and the separate budget for the Action Plan contain only two measures relating to water-related disasters - modernisation of irrigation systems to contribute to the prevention of disasters (valued at KGS 68 m or US$ 876 000), maintenance and recultivation work on three tailings dams (KGS 796 m; US$ 10.2 m, 80% of which is to be provided by international donors). [5, 6] \n \n This is in contrast to a previous National Strategy for comprehensive safety of population and territories of the Kyrgyz Republic from disasters and emergencies for the period 2012-2020, which planned for steady investment in the MES Mudflow and Flood Protection Department for 2011-2014, averaging KGS 197 m (US$ 3.95 m in 2013 prices). [7] However, no information on realisation of these requirements, or a budget for more recent years, was found on the Department's webpage, or the MES website in general. [8, 9]\n \n However, there is evidence of further activity in the field of reducing the impacts of water-related disasters, with the Jogorku Kenesh (Supreme Council) of the Kyrgyz Republic ratifying an agreement with the Asian Development Bank in 2019 on “Increasing Sustainability to climate change and disaster risk reduction in water resources management” (2019-2025). [10] The grant/loan agreement includes plans for the MES to establish and monitor twenty gauging stations to reduce the risk of water-related disasters, floods and mudslides, and to improve early warning systems throughout the republic. [11]\n \n Additionally, the MES transmits videos on how the population can keep safe in the eventuality of a flood, as required during flooding seasons, through their social media presence, their own website, as well as other mediums of mass media. [11] Finally, the MES in September 2019 reported plans to carry out “preventative works against flood waters of the Chu River” in district of the village of Milyanfan. [11]","Laos has several national-level documents relating to disaster-risk management but none constitute an up-to-date national disaster risk management plan that includes reducing the impacts of water-related disasters. \n\nIn 2003 the Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare (MLSW) published a Strategic Plan on Disaster Risk Management, a document providing a brief list of goals and general ideas for following those goals. [1] A draft update was compiled in 2011 but never made official. [2] Neither of these documents contains plans for reducing the impacts of water-related disasters. The government reported its lack of a disaster-risk reduction strategy in the UN International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (UNISDR) Sendai Framework readiness review of 2017, saying that it was in the process preparing a national strategy. [3] Various other documents provide more information for disaster-risk management including the 2012 National Assessment Report on Disaster Risk Reduction, which references flood maps developed for all major river basins in the country under the Lao PDR national risk profile developed by UNDP in 2010. [4,5] The current situation is summarised in the Lao PDR Disaster Management Reference Handbook 2017. [6]","Yes, Mali has a fully-implemented and comprehensive disaster risk reduction (DRR) strategy in place which covers water-related disasters and has been updated in the last five years. \n\nThe national DRR Strategy (SNRRC) was approved in 2016 [1] and is the unifying framework for the implementation of national sectoral policies for disaster risk reduction in Mali and focuses on the priorities of the situation in Mali, drawing inspiration from the Hyōgo Action Frameworks, Sendai and the African Regional Strategy for Disaster Risk Reduction and West African DRR Mechanisms (ECOWAS). [2] The Action plan for the SNRRC covers the period 2015-2019 and is scheduled to be updated during 2019 [3].\n\nThe DRR is coordinated by the Ministry of Solidarity and Humanitarian Action while the responses are coordinated by the Department of Homeland Security and Civil Protection [2] The National DRR Strategy provides for sectoral plans, covering a wide range of risks and responses, inspired by the FICARs (Communal Identification and Risk Analysis Sheets) but also sectoral statistical data. Examples of these plans include: (i) the Multi-hazard Contingency Plan, (ii) the ORSEC Plan (safety plan), (iii) The flood plan (water-related risks), (iv) the Outbreak Management Plan, (v) the White Plan of Hospitals, and (vi) the Locust Control Plan. [2]\n\nMoreover, in 2017 was officially launched the National Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction which is one of the key elements in the implementation of the DRR strategy in Mali. The platform has already given encouraging results namely through the development and validation of FICARs, the development of a training guide on DRR, and the training of secretaries general and economic and financial business advisers (CAEF) of all governorates as well as the training of mayors and networking [4].\n\nMore specifically, concerning water, two important stakeholders in the DRR strategy are the PCA-GIRE cell of the DNH as well as the National Water Partnership (PNE) [3]. Water-related matters are a key component and concern of the DRR strategy [3].","Partially. There is a disaster risk management plan but it is not comprehensive. The plan only covers Nouakchott and Rosso in cases of natural disasters and it is not specific to water-related disasters [1]. While the National Disaster Risk Management Plan (PANGRC) itself could not be found online [2], [3], [4], it is confirmed in a 2017 WHO evaluation report that the Ministry of the Environment developed the PANGRC in 2007 with the support of UNDP [5]. This plan has been revised for the period 2015-2030 and includes natural disaster response activities but since the document itself is not available online it is not possible to verify if it contains anything specific to water-related risks.\nIt should be noted that the Ministry of Enviroment does not have a website [2] hence the presence of a DRM plan cannot be found there. Furthermore, there was no evidence of implementation on the Ministry of Hydraulics website [6]. In Mauritania there appears to be no Civil Defense ministry - which usually handles the DRM [7] and the ministry of defence (army) does not have a website either [8].\n","The Myanmar Action Plan on Disaster Risk Reduction, 2017 is a comprehensive and unified action plan for disaster risk reduction with prioritized interventions across Myanmar till 2020. \n\nIt includes tsunami, floods, cyclone/storm surge, drought and landslides and includes priority actions and steps to implement the action plans. There are also plans to develop a status report on existing DRM financing options including develop insurance products based on the status report, risk profile and models, DRM financing mechanism in ASEAN and other countries. Relief and Resettlement Department (RRD) is the nodal department for Myanmar’s disaster risk management and focal point for the ASEAN Committee on Disaster Management. Organization partners also include SERVIR-Mekong which is a joint initiative by the US agency for International Development (USAID), NASA and five other countries which are Myanmar, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam to help the Mekong region protect its ecosystem. [1,2] This document is a comprehensive and unified action plan for risk reduction and management with 32 prioritised interventions across Myanmar for 2020. With a long-term vision and considering deep rooted underlying drivers of disaster risk, it has set overall targets for 2030. It aims to provide a base for mobilising and leveraging, primarily, national and external resources and will provide a basis for result-oriented outcomes. [2]","There are comprehensive national disaster risk management plans that water-related disasters, are fully implemented and have been updated in the last five years. \n\nThe National Institute of Civil Defence (INDECI) is the government entity that is responsible for disaster risk management and response. INDECI published and updated several plans that address water-related disasters. In 2018, INDECI issued plans that address tsunamis, intense rain and forest fires. [1,2,3] INDECI also has guidelines for drought preparedness that were last updated in 2016. [4] The UNISDR has noted the Perú’s disaster risk management programmes comply with the Hyogo Framework and address prevention and the reduction of risk. [5]\n","In Senegal, there is a disaster risk management plan. Nevertheless, it is not comprehensive, since it doesn't cover water-related disasters and has not been updated in the last five years.\n\nThe National Development Strategy on Economic and Social Affairs (SNDES) has, as its main objective, to accelerate economic development and create wealth, while strengthening governance and promoting the development of strategic sectors with significant positive impacts on people's well-being and social demand. Within the SNDES, an axis for Disaster Risk Management (CRM) is defined. Nevertheless, it is not comprehensive, it does not cover water-related disasters and was published in 2012. (1) Moreover, the country gets the score of 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question for the existence of Management instruments to reduce the impacts of water-related disasters at the national level. The assessment states that there are few instruments implemented, with a limited coverage . (2) Finally, there is no evidence of a newer or more comprehensive strategy in the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR) platform. (3) No further evidence could be found in the National monitoring report on the implementation of the\nHyogo Framework for Action (2013-2015) (4)","Serbia has a national disaster risk management plan that includes reducing impacts of water-related disasters but there is no evidence it has been implemented.\n\nIn 2016, the Government has adopted the Action Plan for the Implementation of the National Disaster Risk Management Programme (2016-2020) that includes reducing impacts of water-related disasters. [3] However the website of the Ministry of Interior, who is responsible for overall coordination in case of emergency situations, does not have reports on implementation of the National Strategy for Protection and Rescue in case of Emergency Situations and Action Plan for the Implementation of the National Disaster Risk Management Programme. [4]\n\nIn addition, Serbia reports the score 40 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on management instruments to reduce impacts of water-related disasters from the national level. [2] The assessment states that a General Plan and Operational Plan for flood protection exists and has been implemented, and a further risk management plans are being drafted, but are not adopted. However this information is yet to be independently verified. \n\nSome management tools for reducing the impact of disasters related to water are carried out, but with limited coverage of high-risk areas. Preparation of register and description of landslides is ongoing activity. [2]\n","Slovenia was national disaster risk management plan that includes reducing impacts of water-related disasters. \n\nMandated in article 41 of the Law on the Protection against Natural and Other Disasters Government, Slovenia prepares a comprehensive national disaster risk management plan, called the National Programme on Protection against Natural and other Disaster every 6 years. [2]. The plan determines basic goals in the fields of prevention, Early Warning Systems (EWSs), IT infrastructure, development of capabilities and includes guidelines on education, training and research projects, as well as funding. In July 2009 the National Assembly adopted the program for the period 2009-2015. [3] This plan covers floods, droughts and other water related disasters [2].\n\nThe EU Flood Directive (2007/60 / EC of 23.10.2007) was developed a framework for the assessment and management of flood risks. The flood directive requires Member States to draw up plans for the management (reduction) of flood risks for areas of significant impact of floods. Pursuant to Article 15 of the Decree on the content and method of preparing a more detailed flood risk reduction plan (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No. 7/2010), the Flood Risk Reduction Plan establishes objectives and measures to reduce flood risk for areas of significant impact of floods, harmonized at the level of river basins. [1] \n\nSlovenia reports the score 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on Management instruments to reduce impacts of water-related disasters from the national level. [4]","No, Syria does not have a disaster risk management plan and the general disaster response mechanism in the country is extremely fragmented. \n\nAs per a 2007 research paper titled \"Risk Profile and Emergency Management of Syria\" published by the Emergency Management Institute, the institutional arrangements of disaster services in Syria are set in a complex web of committees, councils, and institutions. The most active institution is considered to be the Highest Committee of Emergency Management. The Civil Defense Department (CDD) is the only operational full-time agency dedicated solely for emergency management. Under the aegis of the Ministry of Local Administration and Environment, CDD maintains the traditional disaster preparedness and response mandates. CDD focuses solely on response; it does not consider the tasks of risk reduction, mitigation, or recovery. There is no single national agency in Syria with a designated role of multi-sectoral coordination for emergency management [1] \n\nThe United Nations Development Program coordinated with the Government of Syria from 2003 to 2009 to implement disaster risk programs. [2] They helped develop the National Capacity Building for Disaster Management (NCBDM), which aimed to assist the government in improving local capacities to deal with disasters. The NCBDM executed 20 training courses on public safety & disaster management in 14 governorates with more than 700 participations. They conducted specialized training courses in: Earthquake Constructions Studies Auditing, Safety Oil Tanker , Safety Passport for Employees in the Petroleum Industry Sectors, Preventive Maintenance and Safety of Sea Berths and Marine Installation Sea lines. [2] However there were no trainings related to fresh water disaster e.g. floods [2]\n\nThe Drought and Natural Disasters Fund Directorate was created by Legislative Decree No. 114 of 2011. [3] Some of the aims of the directorate are;\na) Establish a fund to mitigate the effects of drought and natural disasters on agricultural production\nb) Provide compensation to farmers whose agricultural production has been affected by drought and natural disasters\nc) Develop early warning system on drought, climate change and agricultural natural disasters in all areas of agricultural stability\nd) Rehabilitation and training of technical cadres to implement the activities of drought management and natural disasters and develop the necessary plans in coordination with the concerned authorities.\ne) Communicate with international and regional organizations and scientific bodies working in the field of monitoring and assessing the effects of climate change, drought and natural disasters by participating in conferences, symposia and workshops in cooperation with concerned authorities.\n\nHowever there is no evidecne it has been implemented [3]\n\n\n\n","A comprehensive national disaster risk management plan covering water-related disasters is in place, but it is not fully implemented.\n \n In 2018, Tajikistan adopted a new National Disaster Risk Reduction Strategy (‘DRS’) in 2018 in accordance with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030 (Sendai Framework) and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Goals. [1] The DRS covers the period 2019 – 2030 and sets forth goals in the field of disaster risk management, including objectives to achieve these. [1] In the field of water-related disasters, the DRS sets the aim of reducing the risk of mudslides (the most damaging water-related risk) by providing for the construction of water reservoirs and facilities preventing the risk of mudslides, and also refers to an existing lack of equipment at local authority level for flood mapping, and resulting failures to address flooding in construction projects. [1] \n \n Despite the existence of this strategy, no evidence was found to give an indication on how the DRS is being implemented on the country's Committee for Emergencies website. [2]\n \n A 2017 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe notes that since 2010, the Republic of Tajikistan has made significant progress in the field of disaster risk reduction, but that the key institutions within the framework still focus on response, rather than pre-emptive reduction, with leadership, technical and financial capacity of national authorities hindering the sustainability of local action. [3]","A comprehensive national disaster risk management plan covering water-related disasters is in place, but it is not fully implemented.\n \n In 2018, Tajikistan adopted a new National Disaster Risk Reduction Strategy (‘DRS’) in 2018 in accordance with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030 (Sendai Framework) and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Goals. [1] The DRS covers the period 2019 – 2030 and sets forth goals in the field of disaster risk management, including objectives to achieve these. [1] In the field of water-related disasters, the DRS sets the aim of reducing the risk of mudslides (the most damaging water-related risk) by providing for the construction of water reservoirs and facilities preventing the risk of mudslides, and also refers to an existing lack of equipment at local authority level for flood mapping, and resulting failures to address flooding in construction projects. [1] \n \n Despite the existence of this strategy, no evidence was found to give an indication on how the DRS is being implemented on the country's Committee for Emergencies website. [2]\n \n A 2017 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe notes that since 2010, the Republic of Tajikistan has made significant progress in the field of disaster risk reduction, but that the key institutions within the framework still focus on response, rather than pre-emptive reduction, with leadership, technical and financial capacity of national authorities hindering the sustainability of local action. [3]","Thailand has a disaster risk management plan, but the authority to deal with water crisis is yet to be set-up.\n\nThe government released the National Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Plan in 2015 as a national master plan to be adapted by all government agencies. The plan has four strategies: disaster risk reduction and preparation, integrated emergency management, build back better and safer, and international cooperation in disaster management (including promoting joint-risk management and international aids) [1]. The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation, under the Ministry of Interior is the main authority on the matter. However, the Office of National Water Resources is tasked with setting up a crisis center in the event of a water crisis [2].","There is no national disaster risk management plan.\n\nTurkey is prone to national disasters including earthquakes, floods and droughts. The main body responsible for disaster preparedness and response is the Disaster and Emergency Authority (AFAD), which was established after the major earthquakes of 1999. Only two strategic documents are published on the Turkish and/or English language websites of AFAD (www.afad.gov.tr) – namely, the Strategic Plan of AFAD for 2013-2017 [1], dated 2012, and Turkey’s Disaster Response Plan (TAMP) [2], which was developed by AFAD in conjunction with other relevant institutions and is dated December 2013. The Strategic Plan of AFAD for 2013-2017 envisaged (page 50) that, in addition to the TAMP, a National Disaster Management Strategy and Action Plan, a National Recovery Plan and a National Risk Reduction Plan would be drawn up by 2016. However, these plans have not been forthcoming. Meanwhile, the Strategic Plan of AFAD is itself out of date: preparations for a strategic plan for 2018-22 have taken place [3], but it has not yet been finalised. \n\n","There is no evidence of a national disaster risk management plan that covers water-related disasters. \n \n The main law governing emergency preparedness in Turkmenistan, \"On the prevention and liquidation of disasters,\" was first adopted in 1998 and does not appear to have been modified since then (an updated version of the law is unavailable on the websites of the Government of Turkmenistan, the Ministry of Defence, or the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection). This law does not cover water-related disasters. [1, 2, 3, 4] In a 2020 address before the country's parliament, the President of Turkmenistan emphasised the need to bring this law into alignment with current realities. [5] \n \n In 2019, the Turkmen Government and the United Nations signed a memorandum of understanding on emergency preparedness, which established a basis for the implementation of the Sendai Framework Programme for Disaster Risk Reduction. [6] It was reported in 2020 that the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and United Nations International Children's Fund (UNICEF) have assisted the Turkmen Government in preparing a new draft strategy on Disaster Risk Reduction that aligns with the Sendai Framework, but the full text of this strategy is not available online and there is no evidence that it has been adopted. [7] \n \n Additionally, Turkmenistan has a State Commission on Emergency Preparedness, established in 2011, with a working mandate that appears to be updated on a regular basis (the last update was in 2018); however, the text of this mandate is unavailable online. [8, 9]","The country has a national disaster risk management plan which covers water-related disasters. \n \n Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 299 of 12 April 2019 \"On Measures to Implement the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030\" brings into force the national disaster risk management plan, i.e. the Strategy for Meeting the Aims of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Management 2015-2030 in the Republic of Uzbekistan. [1] The plan includes provisions to reduce the impact of water-related disasters, including hydrological, meteorological and climatological disasters. For example, it includes provisions to research risk zones for dangerous hydrological events, including mudflows, floods and landslides, identify the population centres in such zones and create lists of enterprises for temporary or permanent evacuation to safe areas; and provisions for planning and drilling to reduce the risk of disasters taking climate change into account. [1] The plan is being implemented over the entire period 2015-2030.\n \n Press releases on the website of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan suggest that risk reduction works are actively pursued. An April 2020 report describes intensified efforts to defend residential areas against floods in the Jizzakh region, including the clearing of canals and strengthening of banks. [2] In July 2020, representatives of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, Centre for Hydrometeorological Services and the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Geology and Mineral Resources undertook flight-based observations of high-altitude mountain lakes at risk of breach in the basins of the Pskem and Oygaying rivers (tributaries of the Chirchiq, a tributary of the Syr Darya) to determine the condition of reservoir dams, and to update and amend a future programme to determine flood risks from high-altitude lakes in Tashkent Region. [3] However, no 2020 press releases on flood control management from the Ministry of Emergency Situations mentioned a specific relationship to the 2019 Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers. [1, 2, 3]\n \n An expert interviewee - Dr Kakhramon Djumaboev - states that at present no early warning systems or compensation mechanisms are in place in respect of hydrological risks. [4]","The country has a national disaster risk management plan which covers water-related disasters. \n \n Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 299 of 12 April 2019 \"On Measures to Implement the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030\" brings into force the national disaster risk management plan, i.e. the Strategy for Meeting the Aims of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Management 2015-2030 in the Republic of Uzbekistan. [1] The plan includes provisions to reduce the impact of water-related disasters, including hydrological, meteorological and climatological disasters. For example, it includes provisions to research risk zones for dangerous hydrological events, including mudflows, floods and landslides, identify the population centres in such zones and create lists of enterprises for temporary or permanent evacuation to safe areas; and provisions for planning and drilling to reduce the risk of disasters taking climate change into account. [1] The plan is being implemented over the entire period 2015-2030.\n \n Press releases on the website of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Republic of Uzbekistan suggest that risk reduction works are actively pursued. An April 2020 report describes intensified efforts to defend residential areas against floods in the Jizzakh region, including the clearing of canals and strengthening of banks. [2] In July 2020, representatives of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, Centre for Hydrometeorological Services and the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Geology and Mineral Resources undertook flight-based observations of high-altitude mountain lakes at risk of breach in the basins of the Pskem and Oygaying rivers (tributaries of the Chirchiq, a tributary of the Syr Darya) to determine the condition of reservoir dams, and to update and amend a future programme to determine flood risks from high-altitude lakes in Tashkent Region. [3] However, no 2020 press releases on flood control management from the Ministry of Emergency Situations mentioned a specific relationship to the 2019 Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers. [1, 2, 3]\n \n An expert interviewee - Dr Kakhramon Djumaboev - states that at present no early warning systems or compensation mechanisms are in place in respect of hydrological risks. [4]","Although there are press reports indicating that at least a draft National Comprehensive Risk Management Plan exists, there is no evidence that the plan is publicly available online. \n\nIn 2015, the United Nations Development Program issued a press release stating that it had worked with the Venezuelan Vice-Ministry of Risk Management and Civil Protection to create a draft National Risk Management Plan for Socio-Natural and Technological Disasters [1]. However, the website of the National Directorate of Civil Protection and Administration of Disasters does not contain a public copy of the draft plan [2]. The National Directorate’s website does reference the creation of a National Risk Management Plan for Seismic Threats, but that plan does not appear to be publicly available either [3]. The webpage of the Directorate of Risk Management contains short guides with advice for civilians to prepare for water-related disasters, including flooding, tsunamis and hurricanes, but it does not include a disaster risk management plan [4]. \n\nThe Comprehensive Risk Management Law tasks the National Risk Management Council with formulating risk management plans, but there is no evidence that these plans are available online [5]. Article 22 of the law acknowledges flood danger, prohibiting construction in flood plains, except for works to control flooding [5]. \nThe website of the Ministry of Care for Water Resources does not include additional information regarding a disaster risk management plan for water-related disasters [6].","Vietnam has a disaster risk management plan that covers water-related disasters, but it is not fully implemented.\n\nThe Disaster Management Policy and Technology Center is the government agency that is responsible at the national level for disaster reduction and management. [1] In 2018, it issued Resolution No. 76 / NQ-CP of the Government: Regarding disaster prevention and control. The resolution addresses planning for typhoons, tropical depressions, flash floods, water surges, drought, tsunami, and landslides due to floods or heavy rains. However, the plans are general and do not outline specific measures for disaster risk management. The resolution states that the government will review plans to harmonise policy for disaster risk management, but does not specify how. [2] A 2017 report by the World Bank on disaster risk management in Vietnam concluded that the country’s disaster risk management (DRM) and climate change adaptation (CCA) policies, plans, and investments are fragmented. As a result, DRM and CCA are not consistently or effectively integrated into socioeconomic development planning at national and subnational levels or within sectors. [3] In 2018 the Center for Excellence in Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance issued a handbook on disaster management in Vietnam that highlights that fragmented policies across various stakeholders and the need to strengthen collaboration and institutional capacity. [4]\n",null,null,null,"[1] Office of State Minister for Disaster Management [https://www.andma.gov.af/en/ngo%E2%80%99s-disaster-risk-reduction-technical-group-pledged-work-action-plan-implementation-afghanistan]\n \n [2] Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority \"National Disaster Management Plan, 2010.\" [https://www.preventionweb.net/files/31182_afghanistannationaldisastermanageme-451.pdf]\n \n [3] Earth Magazine. January 2015. \"A dry and ravaged land: Investigating water resources in Afghanistan\".[https://www.earthmagazine.org/article/dry-and-ravaged-land-investigating-water-resources-afghanistan]. \n \n [4] USAID. 2010. \"Land Tenure Profile: Afghanistan\". [https://www.land-links.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/USAID_Land_Tenure_Afghanistan_Profile.pdf].\n \n [5] USAID. 11 December 2019. \"U.S. Geological survey (USGS) water supply data monitoring and analysis\". 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[https://www.sdgfund.org/pyanj-river-morphology-and-flood-protection].\n \n [9] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination Scientific Information Centre. 25 October 2010. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf].\n \n [10] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". 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[http://www.gmic.gov.af/dari/component/content/article/69-2020-01-11-05-19-15/4082-2020-03-19-14-38-15 ].\n \n [15] World Bank. March 2020. \"Project Information Document: Afghanistan Water Supply and Sanitation Services and Institutional Support Program\". [http://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/249961585616708069/pdf/Project-Information-Document-Afghanistan-Water-Supply-and-Sanitation-Services-and-Institutional-Support-Program-P169970.pdf]","[1] Vice-Ministry of Civil Defense. National Risk Management Program (PNGR). 2017. http://www.defensacivil.gob.bo/web/uploads/pdfs/PNGRD2017.pdf\n[2] Ministry of Environment and Water. Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Agua. 2019. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/\n[3] Ministry of Environment and Water. MMAyA designs climate risk resilience program. 2017. \n[4] Ministry of Environment and Water. Multi-Year Program for Integrated Water Resources Management and Integrated Watershed Management 2013-2017. 2013. \nhttps://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:j9UNXuI8xEMJ:https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/index.php/noticias/0,2055.html+&cd=7&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us&client=firefox-b-d\nhttps://www.researchgate.net/profile/Carlos_Saavedra7/publication/281244646_Plan_Nacional_de_Cuencas_de_Bolivia/links/55dcf51808ae591b309abd26/Plan-Nacional-de-Cuencas-de-Bolivia.pdf?origin=publication_detail","[1] National Disaster Management Committee. \"Myanmar Action Plan on Disaster Risk Reduction \". 2017. https://www.undp.org/content/dam/myanmar/docs/Publications/EnvEngy/UNDP_MM_MAPDDR_2017_ENG_web.pdf [2] UNDP. \"The Myanmar Action Plan on Disaster Risk Reduction 2017\". 29 Nov 2017. http://www.mm.undp.org/content/myanmar/en/home/library/environment_energy/Myanmar_Action_Plan_DRR_2017.html[3] Prevention Web. \"Myanmar: Action plan on disaster risk reduction, 2017\" . https://www.preventionweb.net/english/professional/policies/v.php?id=56201.","[1] Government of Brazil. \"National Plan for Natural Disaster Risk Management and Response (Plano National de Gestão de Riscos e Resposta a Desastres Naturais)\". 2012. http://www.planejamento.gov.br/apresentacoes/apresentacoes-2012/120808_plano_nac_risco_2.pdf\n[2] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"Flood map is part of the Disaster Management Plan (Mapa de inundações integra Plano de Gestão de Desastres)\". 8 August 2012. http://www3.ana.gov.br/portal/ANA/noticias-antigas/mapa-de-inundaassaues-integra-plano-de-gestapso-de.2019-03-15.8146977491\n[3] National Water Agency (Brazil). \"Flood vulnerabilities in Brazil (Vulnerabilidade a Inundações do Brasil)\". http://dadosabertos.ana.gov.br/datasets/4b7b20091fb940d492a1ebc85dfa88bb_0\n[4] Ministry of Regional Development (Brazil). \"Civil protection and defence: Publications (Proteção e defesa civil: Publicações)\". 25 February 2019. http://www.mdr.gov.br/defesa-civil/publicacoes","[1] National Disaster Management Committee. \"Myanmar Action Plan on Disaster Risk Reduction \". 2017. https://www.undp.org/content/dam/myanmar/docs/Publications/EnvEngy/UNDP_MM_MAPDDR_2017_ENG_web.pdf [2] UNDP. \"The Myanmar Action Plan on Disaster Risk Reduction 2017\". 29 Nov 2017. http://www.mm.undp.org/content/myanmar/en/home/library/environment_energy/Myanmar_Action_Plan_DRR_2017.html[3] Prevention Web. \"Myanmar: Action plan on disaster risk reduction, 2017\" . https://www.preventionweb.net/english/professional/policies/v.php?id=56201.","[1] Ministry of Water Resources, \"全国水雨情信息 (National Database of Rain and Water Information)\", accessed in 2019, http://xxfb.mwr.cn/index.html.\n[2] State Council, \"Drought Control Regulation of the People's Republic of China\", 2009, http://en.pkulaw.cn/display.aspx?id=06ff0f3434f9dbcdbdfb&lib=law&SearchKeyword=&SearchCKeyword=%bf%b9%ba%b5.\nNational People's Congress, \"\nLaw of the People's Republic of China on Flood Control (2016 Amendment)\", 2016, http://en.pkulaw.cn/display.aspx?id=6e0bb488a5e40853bdfb&lib=law&SearchKeyword=&SearchCKeyword=%b7%c0%ba%e9.","[1] National Disaster Risk Management Unit. National Disaster Risk Management Plan. 2016. http://portal.gestiondelriesgo.gov.co/Documents/PNGRD-2015-2025-Version-Preliminar.pdf\n[2] National Disaster Risk Management Unit. Monitoring and Evaluation. 2018. http://portal.gestiondelriesgo.gov.co/plan-nacional-grd/index.html\n[3] National Disaster Risk Management Unit. Fourth Follow-Up and Evaluation Report. 2018. https://repositorio.gestiondelriesgo.gov.co/bitstream/handle/20.500.11762/756/Cuarto_Informe_seguimiento_PNGRD.pdf?sequence=43&isAllowed=y","[1] National Disaster Management Committee. \"Myanmar Action Plan on Disaster Risk Reduction \". 2017. https://www.undp.org/content/dam/myanmar/docs/Publications/EnvEngy/UNDP_MM_MAPDDR_2017_ENG_web.pdf [2] UNDP. \"The Myanmar Action Plan on Disaster Risk Reduction 2017\". 29 Nov 2017. http://www.mm.undp.org/content/myanmar/en/home/library/environment_energy/Myanmar_Action_Plan_DRR_2017.html[3] Prevention Web. \"Myanmar: Action plan on disaster risk reduction, 2017\" . https://www.preventionweb.net/english/professional/policies/v.php?id=56201.","[1] National Risk Management and Emergency Service. National Disaster Response Plan. 2018. https://www.gestionderiesgos.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/downloads/2018/08/Plan-Nacional-de-Respuesta-SGR-RespondeEC.pdf\n[2] National Risk Management and Emergency Service. National Risk Management System Agenda. 2014. https://www.gestionderiesgos.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/downloads/2014/07/AGENDA-SGR.pdf\n[3] National Risk Management and Emergency Service. Current Situation Reports for Dangerous Events – Ecuador. 2019. https://www.gestionderiesgos.gob.ec/informes-de-situacion-actual-por-eventos-adversos-ecuador/","(1)Republic of Guinea. 2012. \"National disaster risk reduction strategy \". [https://www.ifrc.org/docs/IDRL/Stratu00E9gie_Catastrophes-GN-Volume%202.docx]\n(2)Republic of Guinea. 1994. [http://www.ifrc.org/docs/IDRL/Plan_National_Gestion_Catastrophes_1994.docx].\n(3)B EUROPE. \"La Guinée dispose pour la première fois d'une Politique Nationale de Gestion des risques et des catastrophes\". 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[null,"3.3.2",null,0,1,1,2,2,2,2,0,2,1,2,0,0,1,2,2,2,1,2,1,0,1,0,1,1,2,2,1,0,0,0,1,null,null,null,"There is no evidence of a national climate change adaptation plan for Afghanistan.\n \n The National Environmental Protection Agency (NEPA) is responsible for the climate change field and Afghanistan's commitments under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) objectives, and has responsibility to address climate change in Afghanistan through both Adaptation and Mitigation. [1] The NEPA website states that the Climate Change Directorate is responsible for development of a National Adaptation Plan for the country. [1] According to the World Bank and United Nations Development Programme, the National Adaptation Plan is under development. [2, 3]\n \n In 2009, the country released a National Capacity Needs Self-Assessment report regarding its ability to address climate change adaptation, which outlines the roles of a range of government agencies in key adaptation sectors. [4] Flooding is identified as a key risk, with the National Disaster Management Authority identified as the agency responsible for adaptation in this area. [4] However, the report relies on measures from the 2010 National Disaster Management Plan. [4] Under this separate plan, the Ministry of Energy and Water is required to take measures against flooding including construction work for flood dykes, canals and river banks, flood forecasting and establishing a flooding early warning system. [5] The National Disaster Management Plan does not refer to climate change. [5]\n \n Additionally, the Self-Assessment identifies drought as a key danger, stipulating improved efficiency measures, awareness-raising on climate change for local level water authorities and users, and a greater mandate for them to undertake independent measures against drought and for water efficiency. [4]","Bolivia has a National Mechanism for Climate Change Adaptation, which was issued in 2007 and covers loss due to floods and droughts. The Ministry of Planning and Development issued the Mechanism, which discusses damage from floods and droughts due to climate change. \n\nThe Mechanisms three strategic objectives are: reduce climate change vulnerability; promote planned adaptation in various sectoral programs; and reduce risks from climate change impacts in vulnerable sectors [1]. The Mechanism includes adaptation measures, such as: expanding protected areas to conserve ecosystems threatened by climate change; creating wildlife corridors to create escape routes for species threatened by climate change; sustainable management of protected area buffer zones; and avoiding deforestation as a strategy to control the water cycle and avoid flooding in low-lying areas; among others [1]. A 2012 report did not contain information on implementation of the Mechanism, stating that implementation would begin in 2014 [5]. \nIn 2012, the government issued the Joint Mechanism for Mitigation and Adaptation for Integrated and Sustainable Management of Forests and Mother Earth, which seeks to strengthen regulation and enforcement of forest conservation practices and conditional transfers of resources and technology to public and private actors that meet conservation goals [6]. As of the 2012 report, the Joint Mechanism had reached three protected areas and 53 communities [6]. By November 2018, eleven projects were in implementation under the Joint Mechanism [7]. \nIn addition to the Mechanism, Bolivia also issued the National Strategy for Education and Communication for Climate Change and the National Strategy for Forests and Climate Change, both in 2009 [2, 3]. \n\nGovernment sites did not contain additional evidence of a more recent climate change adaptation plan or updates regarding implementation of existing plans [4].","Bosnia and Herzegovina has a national adaptation plan for climate change however it has not been updated in the last five years. \n\nIn 2013, Bosnia and Herzegovina has adopted the Climate Change Adaptation and Low-Emission Development Strategy for Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Strategy has two main goals on adaptation and on greenhouse gas emission reduction to: increase resilience to climate variability and climate change, and in so doing secure development gains; and reach a peak in greenhouse gas emissions around 2025 at a level that is below the EU27 average per capita emissions. [1] Bosnia and Herzegovina has recently finished the adoption procedure of the Third National Communication on Climate Change and the Second Biennial Update Report on Greenhouse Gas Emissions as they were adopted by the relevant institutions on both state and entities’ level. [2] There are no publicly available information about the update of the Strategy. [3, 4]","Brazil has fully implemented a National Plan for Climate Change Adaptation (PNA) and it was established in 2016 (within the last five years). \n\nThe PNA is an instrument developed by the federal government together with civil society, private sector and state governments to mitigate the country's vulnerability to the effects of climate change and to implement risk management for this phenomenon. [1] The plan is expected to have a 4-year execution cycle and it has already published a monitoring report for 2016-2017. [2] According to page 11 of the monitoring report, \"During the first year, actions deployed under the [National Plan for Climate Change Adaptation] addressed 96% of its goals and 67% (91) of its sectoral guidelines\". [2] More specific accomplishments of the first year of the PNA include: \"Installation of 370 desalination units under the Água Dove Program in municipalities of the northeast; Launching of 78.000 social technologies for access to water for human consumption and food production; An increase of 15% in the number of municipalities covered by the National Water Quality Program (VIGIAGUA); Establishment of 600 community seed banks; and Expansion of installed electric-power generating capacity from renewable sources.\" [2]\n\nThe PNA is comprehensive and it covers water resources extensively through strategy #8. This section of the PNA covers issues such as irrigation, energy, industry, water quality and environment. There are specific goals focussed only on water resources. [3] No evidence that there has been UN verification of the comprehensiveness of the plan; however, the Secretary for Climate Change and Environmental Quality of the Ministry of Environment, Karen Silverwood-Cope, states that \"The goals [of the National Plan for Climate Change Adaptation] are part of the resources (nationally determined contributions - NDCs) that Brazil sent to the United Nations, within the limits of the combat against climate change\". [4] Therefore, while there is no evidence of UN verification, there is an alignment with the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.","Cambodia has Climate Change Strategic Plan 2014 – 2023 (CCCSP), which was launched in 2013, but the implementation has been problematic [1].\n\nIt provides an umbrella-framework to build resilience at national level and aims to strengthen ongoing climate adaptation policy responses through cross-sectoral programming, financing and implementation. The country submitted its climate action plan to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in 2015 ahead of the Paris Agreement [2]. The action plan describes the country's integrated, multi sector approach in fighting climate change by setting out its prioritised adaptation and mitigation actions with clear planning and implementation processes. In 2017, a National Adaptation Plan Financing Framework and Implementation Plan was developed, presenting an implementation plan for the priority adaptation actions, and an analysis of multiple financing dimensions [3]. Evidence shows there are some activities having been carried out by Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries since 2011 to promote climate resilient water management and agricultural practices in rural areas under support from UNDP [4]. However, it has been found that Cambodia is witnessing an alarming rate of forest cover loss mainly due to illegal deforestation and corruption, and there is a lack of genuine effort made by the government to stop forest destruction in the country. A study by Forest Trends in 2015 highlighted that \"the increases in illegal deforestation continued even after Cambodia began receiving money in 2011 in return for agreeing to follow international sustainable forest standards under the UN’s Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) program\" [5].","In 2015, China has submitted its climate change adaptation plan, the \"Enhanced Actions on Climate Change: China's Intended Nationally Determined Contributions\", to the UNFCCC. But this plan does not cover loss due to floods, droughts, etc [1]. This document has not been updated and there is no third party assessment of this document. China also has a National Strategy on Energy Production and Consumption Revolution (2016-2030), specifying its targets for energy consumption and non-fossil energy in 2030 [2].","Colombia’s National Climate Change Adaptation Plan (PNACC) was issued in 2012 and has been updated with additional documents as recently as 2018. The plan’s implementation is ongoing. \n\nThe government of Colombia committed to issue the PNACC in Law 1450 of 2011, which contained the 2010-2014 National Development Plan [1]. The PNACC consists of four phases, the final two of which are Implementation, which began in 2013, and Monitoring, Reporting and Verification, which began in 2014 [2]. Implementation of the plan is ongoing, and some actions include the establishment of Sectoral and Territorial Climate Change Hubs, which have provided capacity-building exercises to regional implementers, and the incorporation of climate change adaptation planning in five sectors: agriculture, energy, transport, housing and health [1]. A 2017 report on a knowledge sharing event for regional implementers noted that implementation of the PNACC is ongoing [3]. In 2018, the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development (MADS) issued the Guide for Ecosystem-Based Climate Change Adaptation in Colombia. The guide’s goal is to position ecosystem-based adaptation as a principal approach for climate change adaptation projects in Colombia. The guide represents the most recent, comprehensive update to the PNACC [4].","Croatia does not have a national adaptation plan for climate change.\n\nThe adoption of the Climate Change Adaptation Strategy, which was mandate by the Law on Air Protection (Official Gazette 130/11, 47/14, 61/17 and 118/18), is still currently under development. The Strategy defines the objectives and priorities for the implementation of climate change adaptation measures in the Republic of Croatia, while the Action Plan for the five-year period explains in detail the measures and activities, timeframes for implementation, the necessary funds, sources of funding and holders and stakeholders. [1] Draft Strategy has been prepared with support of EU funded project \"Strengthening the capacity of the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Energy to adapt to climate change and to prepare the Draft Strategy for Adapting to Climate Change\", but there are no evidence that the Strategy has been adopted. [2]","Ecuador has climate change adaptation plan and it has been updated in the last 5 years.\n\nIn 2012, Ecuador issued its National Climate Change Strategy (ENCC), which covers the period from 2012-2025, and has two strategic lines of action: climate change adaptation and climate change mitigation, each with corresponding strategies and actions [1]. In 2015, the Ministry of the Environment issued the National Climate Change Plan, which covered the period to 2018 and was designed to operationalize the goals and strategies set forth in the ENCC. The Plan’s set eight broad objectives, covering sectors including agriculture, water, ecosystems, energy, capacity building, risk management and territorial issues [2]. In 2017, the UNDP reported that it was working with Ecuador to build a National Climate Change Adaptation Plan and that preliminary workshops had been held in 2015. There is no public evidence that the Adaptation Plan been completed and issued publicly [3]. In addition, the UNDP has worked with Ecuador on two climate change adaptation projects: the Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions project, which focused on greenhouse gas inventory and low-emission development strategies; and the Adaptation to Climate Change through Effective Water Governance project, which sought to incorporate climate risks into water governance decision making at the national level, while implementing adaptation measures with rural Ecuadorians facing potential water shortages at the local level [4, 5].","Guinea has a climate change adaptation plan which covers losses due to droughts. Nevertheless, this plan was issued in 2007 and has not been updated in the last 5 years. \n\nThe Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Environment, Waters and Forests published this plan, which is fully implemented. This plan covers some aspects related to droughts since some projects refer to the development of micro-dams for multiple purposes (ecosystem restoration, agricultural activities..); the creation of improved wells for drinking water and the development of rainwater harvesting systems. The other main projects are related to coastal erosion and the necesity to protect these ecosystems; others are related to agriculture and its link with food security; finally others are related to the forestry sector, and the need to promote agroforestry practices. (1) \n\nNo further doucmentation has been submitted to the UNFCC [2].","Iran’s National Climate Change Office (NCCO) among other responsibilities, including raising public awareness and national coordination of the Sub-committee for Sustainable Development, was built national capacity to systematically address climate change thorough measures such as providing Iran’s Low-carbon Economy Document, Intended Nationally Determined Contribution (INDC) and the National Strategic Plan on Climate Change [1].\n\nThe National Strategic Plan on Climate Change gives the responsibility of managing water-related risk and disaster management to the Ministry of Energy [2]. Although the National Strategic Plan was been criticised for imbalances between awareness raising plans and executive plans [3], it covers water-related disasters and was been written recently in 2017.\n\nFurthermore Iran's Third National Communication to the UNFCCC, represents a comprehensive policy document outlining actions and polcies in mutliple sectors [4] It was a dedicated section to an adaption plan for water resrouces [4]","There is no evidence that the government was a national plan for a climate change adaptation plan for water resources. Iraq did not submit a long-term climate strategy to the UN (1,2).","Kazakhstan does not have a national adaptation plan for climate change.\n \n No evidence of such a plan was found in Kazakhstan's 2017 report to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), nor in the 2019 Strategic Plan of the Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources. [1, 2]\n \n According to the country's UNFCCC report, which notes that Kazakhstan attracted US$ 1.134 tn in international financing for climate change projects in 2011-2015, with 5% of this figure allocated to adaptation, a range of existing programmes include measures to react and adapt to climate change. [1] The \"Strategy Kazakhstan-2050\" and 2013 \"Concept for transition of the Republic of Kazakhstan to green economy\" set general environmental and adaptation goals for the country, including in the water sector, but do not refer to specific measures to achieve these goals. [1, 3] An Action Plan supporting the Green Economy Concept lists a range of actions to be taken to improve water management in the country, including through improvements in water efficiency in a range of sectors and the development of a separate Water Resource Management Programme (later adopted in 2014 but cancelled in 2017). [3, 4, 5] However, the only direct mention of adaptation in the Green Economy Concept is realisation of undefined sustainable development and adaptation measures in rural settlements. [3] \n \n In addition, a bill containing amendments to the Environmental, Budget and Civil Codes, under development in 2017-2018 by the Ministry of Energy's Department for Climate Change, is reported to be a significant measure for mitigation and adaptation to climate change. [1, 6, 7] The amendments include a new chapter for the Environmental Code setting standards for national, regional and local climate change adaptation strategies and measures. [6, 8] However, at the time of research, the bill was available only on a government website displaying draft laws, rather than on legal databases. [8] No further information on the bill was found on the Ministry of Energy website. [9]\n \n In 2018, the Eastern Kazakhstan Region developed a Regional Adaptation Plan for Climate Change, with assistance from the German Corporation for International Cooperation. [10, 11] In 2019, the National Adaptation Planning Global Network reported that the national government intended to use the plan as a basis for other regional plans, for further development of an integrated strategy, but noted that the plan in its current form lacked a realisation strategy. [11] No further evidence of this report was found on the website of the East Kazakhstan Region. [12]","Kyrgyzstan has adopted a national adaptation plan for climate change. The Kyrgyz Republic has recognised the risks posed by climate change and has begun to take steps towards improving its adaptive capacity. [1]\n \n The Kyrgyz Republic Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (2014) identified the integration of disaster risk management into sustainable development planning, poverty reduction and adaptation to climate change, as one of five priority areas required for building a basis of stable risk management, according to international standards. [2]\n \n In 2013, with support from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) the Kyrgyz Republic developed and approved its first national strategic document on adaptation to climate change, the “Priority Directions for Adaptation to Climate Change in the Kyrgyz Republic Until 2017”. [3] The document initiates the formulation of a national policy on mobilising resources, focussing on the minimisation of risks and use of potential opportunities linked to climate change for sustainable development in the Kyrgyz Republic. The document considers adaptive measures, particularly their implementation in economic sectors, which are the most vulnerable to climate change.\n \n The 2015 Intended Nationally Determined Contribution (INDC), while focusing on mitigation, also highlights the need for national level climate adaptation action to start addressing long-term climate vulnerabilities. [4] In November 2018, the President of the Kyrgyz Republic approved the National Strategy for Sustainable Development (NSSD), which provides long-term direction, covering the period from 2018 – 2040. [5] The first phase, covering the period 2018 – 2022, was approved by the parliament on 20 April 2018. [6] Sections of the NSSD, provide a clear mandate to establish a NAP process to provide strategic guidance on climate change adaptation. [6]\n \n Specifically, within the field of water resources management and water-related disasters in the context of climate change, the Kyrgyz Government has acknowledged the risk the climate change poses to water resources as “particularly high” in the 2013 Climate Change Adaptation Law. [3] As part of the ongoing process to implement a more rational water supply and use system in Kyrgyzstan, the Government has completed several projects in the field of water resources management under NSSD, including rehabilitating the urban wastewater system in the country’s capital, Bishkek, building and rehabilitating water supply systems in 107 villages in Batken Oblast, and building and rehabilitating water supply systems in 107 villages in Jalal-Abad Oblast. [5] A local water resources expert interviewee confirmed that these rehabilitations have been completed. [8]\n \n Finally, in 2019 the Kyrgyz Government signed a grant/loan agreement with the Asian Development Bank, with a view to “improve the resilience of water resources to climate change and natural disasters”. [7] This agreement will finance a project that will comprise of three components: (1) Modernisation of irrigation infrastructure, (2) Improved management of irrigation system and agricultural land, and (3) National disaster management capacity building, and will total USD $43.6 Million (of which USD $38.6 Million is in the form of a loan from the Asian Development Bank, USD $16.8 Million in the form of a grant from the Asian Development Bank, and USD $ 5 Million is in the form of tax and fee exemptions from the Kyrgyz Government). [7]\n \n A local water resources expert interviewee noted that de facto, very few measures in the Policy Directions for Adaptation to Climate Change have been adopted, and that indeed, very few activities in Kyrgyzstan are being carried out with a view to implementing climate change adaptation measures. [8] The interviewee noted that specifically in the field of climate change adaptation, there was a project, funded by the Finnish Environment Institute, and implemented by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, which assisted Kyrgyzstan, together with Kazakhstan, to improve its resilience to climate change in the field of water management and related agricultural practice by establishing a framework for regular and strategic climate change adaptation action in the Chu-Talas River Basin and enabling the Chu-Talas Commission and local authorities to facilitate climate change adaptation in the basin. [8] This project ran between 2015 and 2018. [9]","Laos has a national strategy, published in 2010, that aims to build “long-term climate resilience” in various sectors and which has been augmented by other national strategic documents in recent years. [1] \n\nAccording to the Asia-Pacific Adaptation Network (APAN), a regional component of the United Nations Environment Programme's Global Adaptation Network, Laos has three additional national strategic documents for climate change. [2] These are the National Adaptation Programme of Action to Climate Change, the “Intended Nationally Determined Contribution” (INDC) submitted in 2015 and the National Strategy on Climate Change 2013-20. [3,4] The latter document is not publicly available on the websites of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment or the Lao Gazette. [5,6] APAN also report that a climate change and disaster law is being developed. [1] This was expected to be ready in 2017 but no such document is publicly available. [6] The INDC shows Laos is applying tools such as its National Forestry Strategy to the Year 2020 to combat climate change by increasing forest cover and maintaining it to reduce the risk of floods. [4] It is also developing and improving crop varieties to make food sources more adaptable to increased drought and floods. [4]","\nMali ratified the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in 1994 and published its National Adaptation Programme of Action (NAPA) in 2007 [1]. The programme covers a wide range of water-related issues including floods and droughts and several updated plans have been implemented since, with the most recent being Mali's climate action plan that it submitted to the UNFCCC in 2015. [2] The UNFCCC is an international environmental treaty adopted on 9 May 1992 and entered into force on 21 March 1994, after a sufficient number of countries had ratified it. The UNFCCC constitutes the foundational climate agreement that has provided the platform for most subsequent international climate agreements including the 1997 Kyoto Protocol and the 2015 Paris Agreement [3].\nMoreover, in 2011 the Malian Ministry of Environment and Sanitation launched its National Climate Change Strategy (NCCS), a strategy that is developed with a main objective to face the climate change challenges and to ensure sustainable development of the country. [4] A year later in 2012, the government set up a Climate Change Fund inorder to attract funding from both public and private donors to help the country face climate change [3].\nSpecifically concerning rivers, the Niger Bassin Auhority (NBA), where Mali is a member state, submitted in 2017 a climate investment plan, in which it reframed 246 different (national) actions from its operational plan that fit under a resilience and climate adaptation narrative [5].","Yes, in September 2015, Mauritania submitted its new climate action plan to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) [1]. Previously, the National Adaptation Programme of Action to Climate Change NAPA-RIM was a sectoral national programme applicable to the period of 2005-2009 [2]. The new National Adaptation Plan (NAP) process was launched at the beginning of May 2019 with support from UN Environment. The Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development of Mauritania held a two-day capacity building workshop following the launch of the new NAP process which receives US$2.67 million in funds from the Green Climate Fund (GCF), over three years. [3]","Myanmar's lastest submission of the National Adaptation Programme of Action (NAPA) to Climate Change was in 2012. A new version has not been submitted nor is publicly available online. Myanmar is also part of the ASEAN Committee on Disaster Management (ACDM) which consists of the heads of the national agencies that are responsible for disaster management in ASEAN member countries (including Myanmar). The ADCM is responsible for coordinating and implementing regional disaster management activities within member countries. [1,2] The groundwork for supporting NAPs is considered, covering the policy, planning and budgetary framework, priority adaptation sectors in the NDC, climate assessments, the implementation of adaptation actions and plans thus far. The briefing contains a timeline of the process to formulate and implement NAPs in Myanmar. Challenges, successes and opportunities are also discussed. [3] The Myanmar Climate Change Alliance (MCCA) Program was launched in 2013 with the support of the Global Climate Change Alliance (GCCA) and is being implemented by the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) and the United Nations Environment Programme (UN Environment).The MCCA has a core technical unit based within the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation (MoNREC) with a Chief Technical Adviser, a National Technical Adviser, Monitoring and Evaluation Officer, Financial Officer and Assistant Officer. This core team delivers technical assistance and support for all activities of MCCA – and other climate change related actions. The MCCA also works with a Technical Working Group composed of almost all line Ministries, the three main cities (Yangon, Nay Pyi Taw and Yangon), the Academia, the Civil Society, NGOs and technical development partners. It also cooperates with important partners such as WWF, CCSR Columbia University, RIMES, IHS, IRRI among others. [4]","Perú has a comprehensive national climate change adaptation plan that has been updated in the last 5 years.\n\nIn 2015, the Ministry of the Environment issued the National Strategy on Climate Change (ENCC). The ENCC reflects the country’s commitment to take action in the face of climate change (CC) in an integrated, transversal and multisectorial way, fulfilling international commitments that were made before the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). The plan also aims to adapt production systems, social services and the population, before the effects of the CC. The strategy has developed in the context of the legislative framework that has been implemented over time; e.g., the 2005 Law on the Environment, the 2011 Law creating a system of disaster risk management. [1,2] For example, the plan addresses droughts, flooding and other potential environmental effects due to climate change. [1] According to a report released in 2019, the plan is implemented and the government is currently working on an updated plan and has held workshops to get feedback and buy-in from experts on a revised national climate change plan. [3]\n","Senegal has a climate change adaptation plan that covers losses due to floods and droughts. Nevertheless, it has not been updated in the last five years, since the National Adaptation Plan was published in 2006. (1) The main objectives of this National Adaptation Plan are to assess and analyze the vulnerability of the different regions of Senegal confronted to climate change, in some of the key sectors of the economy such as water resources, agriculture and coastal areas. In this sense, this document assesses differential vulnerabilities and identifies adaptation options . Concerning the water resource sector, the main water disasters identified are related to a decrease in rainfall that will aggravate the overexploitation of aquifers and therefore, make droughts more severe. Moreover, concerning the coastal sector, floods are mentioned as one of the main threats. It is stated that they occur every rainy season and are likely to be more deadly as population grows in these coastal areas. (1) A new adaptation plan is expected for 2022, which will be composed of several sectoral plans. The first sectoral plan, published in 2016, deals with fishing. The elaboration of these sectoral plans is supported by USAID. (2) \n\nA review of Sengal submissions to the UNFCC shows they have submitted a \" Intended Nationally Determined Contribution\" to the UN in 2015. However this plan covers planning to cut emissions and not adaptation (3)","Serbia does not have a national adaptation plan for climate change. Preparation of the Strategy for Climate Change with Action Plan is ongoing process supported through EU funded project. The \"Climate Strategy and Action Plan” Project that has started in July 2016. This project will provide support to the Ministry of Environmental Protection to prepare a Climate Change Strategy and Action Plan in order to develop the strategy and policy framework required. In addition it will set out a cost-effective pathway for achieving GHG emissions reduction. [1]","Slovenia has recently adopted a short Strategic Framework for Climate Change Adaptation, but does does not currently have a national adaptation plan, which is under development. \n\nAt the end of 2017, Slovenia adopted the Slovenian Development Strategy 2030, the new umbrella national document. One of the Strategy’s objectives is a low-carbon circular economy and a sustainable natural resource management. Slovenia is heading towards a period of adopting and preparing various strategies and plans, which will specify objectives for the period to 2030 and 2050. Preparations are also underway for a National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP), which will include national objectives by 2030 regarding following areas: decarbonisation (including targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting further use of renewable energy sources), energy efficiency, energy security, internal energy market research, innovation and competitiveness. Its due date of preparation is end of 2019.","A national strategy and plan of action for adaptation to climate change has been proposed through the preparation of the initial national communication on climate change, aimed at improving the management of natural resources and promoting environmental sustainability, including water waste management. However it is yet to be fully elaborated and implementation has not started[1]\n\nThis action plan identified priority measures for adapting with climate change. However, due to the current circumstances and exacerbated environmental challenges, none of these measures and procedures have been implemented. Therefore, the strategy and plan of action needs to be developed and adjusted according to current conditions and possibilities, as well as the future visions and international support for this plan. Despite the difficult conditions in the Syrian Arab Republic, a number of projects, policies and strategies that contribute to reducing emissions in many sectors, have been developed through the following intervention sectors:\na) Energy sector\nb) Forests, lands and agriculwwwtural sector\nc) Transport sector\nd) Industry sector\ne) Solid Waste Sector\nf) Housing sector [1]\n\nAccoridng to the UNDP, Syria does not have a formal climate change adaptation strategy. [2]\n\n","There is a comprehensive national adaptation plan for climate change in the Republic of Tajikistan, which has been updated in the last five years. However, evidence suggests that this plan is being implemented only to a limited extent.\n \n The United Nations has recognised Tajikistan to be of the most vulnerable countries in the world to the effects of climate change. [1]\n \n In November 2019, the Legislature of the Republic of Tajikistan adopted a “National Strategy for Adaptation to Climate Change of the Republic of Tajikistan for the Period until 2030” (‘NSACC’). [2, 3] The National Strategy identifies the water sector as one of four priority sectors, detailing the projected effects of climate change on water resources in the country, including precipitation, glacier volume, and water flows through main rivers, and increased amounts of water-related natural disasters. [2] In accordance with stakeholder meetings, a range of adaptation options for the water sector are adopted, with the two most important being improved water use efficiency through re-use, cyclical water use and better management. [2]\n \n Relevant adaptation objectives set in the NSACC cover several sectors. In agriculture, increase of available water resources is planned, for example through creation of small local-level reservoirs, and efficient water use of water is paramount, to be achieved through overhaul and improved maintenance of irrigation systems and improved vertical drainage systems. [2] Further, attention is paid to the diversification of energy sources in Tajikistan, in order to reduce existing strong dependence on large-scale hydroelectric power generation, with solar power and small-scale hydropower identified as the best options. [2]\n \n Information on the website of the Ministry for Energy and Water Resources on 25 ongoing projects ongoing under the Water Sector Reform Programme (2016-2025) lists three projects including a climate resilience component. [4] However, no specific reference to projects implementing the NSACC was found on the Ministry website. [5]","There is a comprehensive national adaptation plan for climate change in the Republic of Tajikistan, which has been updated in the last five years. However, evidence suggests that this plan is being implemented only to a certain extent.\n \n The United Nations has recognised Tajikistan to be of the most vulnerable countries in the world to the effects of climate change. [1]\n \n In November 2019, the Legislature of the Republic of Tajikistan adopted a “National Strategy for Adaptation to Climate Change of the Republic of Tajikistan for the Period until 2030” (‘NSACC’). [2, 3] The National Strategy identifies the water sector as one of four priority sectors, detailing the projected effects of climate change on water resources in the country, including precipitation, glacier volume, and water flows through main rivers, and increased amounts of water-related natural disasters. [2] In accordance with stakeholder meetings, a range of adaptation options for the water sector are adopted, with the two most important being improved water use efficiency through re-use, cyclical water use and better management. [2]\n \n Relevant adaptation objectives set in the NSACC cover several sectors. In agriculture, increase of available water resources is planned, for example through creation of small local-level reservoirs, and efficient water use of water is paramount, to be achieved through overhaul and improved maintenance of irrigation systems and improved vertical drainage systems. [2] Further, attention is paid to the diversification of energy sources in Tajikistan, in order to reduce existing strong dependence on large-scale hydroelectric power generation, with solar power and small-scale hydropower identified as the best options. [2]\n \n Information on the website of the Ministry for Energy and Water Resources on 25 ongoing projects ongoing under the Water Sector Reform Programme (2016-2025) lists three projects including a climate resilience component. [4] However, no specific reference to projects implementing the NSACC was found on the Ministry website. [5]","The Thai Cabinet approved the national climate change adaptation plan known as Thailand Climate Change Master Plan 2011-2050 in July 2015 and the country is a party to the Paris Agreement. \n\nThe Master Plan was developed using the Forces-Pressure-State-Impact-Response Framework, which focuses on participatory approach and the polluter pays principle. The master plan includes the short-term, mid-term, and long-term strategies, which cover both adaptation and mitigation. It will be updated every 10 years. The Master Plan also focuses on international cooperation and included transboundary river management as one of the comprehensive water management strategies[1][2]","Turkey has a national adaptation plan for climate change, entitled the Republic of Turkey Climate Change Strategy 2010-2020 [1], and while this has not been updated in the past five years, Turkey has now made seven national communications to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) about changes and implementation status of the plan.\n\nThe Strategy was developed through a participatory process led by the Ministry of Environment and Urbanisation in 2009 and formally adopted in 2010. This came in the wake of Turkey's First National Communication in 2007. Chapter 8 of the Strategy for 2010-2030, concerning Adaptation to Climate Change lists numerous short-, medium- and long-term action points including action points related to droughts, floods, water quality, water legislation, river basin plans, flood early warning systems, water resources, irrigation, landslides, hydroelectric power and water pricing. The most recent National Communication, containing updates on the country situation, policies, plans, monitoring systems, projections etc., was made in December 2018 and runs to 265 pages. [2]","Turkmenistan has a comprehensive national adaptation plan for climate change that has been updated in the last 5 years, but it is not fully implemented. \n \n Turkmenistan's first National Strategy for Climate Change was adopted in 2012 with the technical support of the United Nations Development Program. This Strategy discusses adaptation in agriculture (through measures such as the cultivation of drought-resistant crops, the introduction of rotational pasture use, and the specialization of agricultural production) and land use (through, e.g., measures to combat soil salinization and the enhancement of crop farming culture), and addresses the prevention of the loss of biodiversity. The Strategy is to be financed through Turkmenistan's state budget, through allocations from energy export revenues, and from a variety of international sources (including, e.g., the Kyoto Protocol's Adaptation Fund). [1, 2] \n \n The National Strategy was updated in 2019 in partnership with UNDP to align it with international documents such as the 2030 Development Agenda and the Paris Agreement, to which Turkmenistan acceded in 2016. [2, 3, 4, 5] However, the full text of the revised strategy could not be found on the websites of the Government of Turkmenistan, the United Nations Development Program, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection of Turkmenistan, or in national media. \n \n An integral part of Turkmenistan's National Climate Strategy are national action plans containing specific measures to mitigate climate change and promote adaptation; as of March 2020, these action plans had been drafted but not adopted. [1, 3]","The country does not have a national adaptation plan for climate change.\n \n No national adaptation plan has been submitted to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change [1]. Uzbekistan submitted the Third National Communication of the Republic of Uzbekistan under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change in 2016. [2]\n \n Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5863 of 30 October 2019 \"On Approval of the Strategy for Environmental Protection in the Republic of Uzbekistan 2030\" calls for the adoption of a national action plan to implement the Paris Agreement by 1 June 2020. [2] No evidence of such a plan having been adopted has been identified on the websites of the responsible ministries, i.e. the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Ecology and Environmental Protection, Ministry of Economic Development and Poverty Reduction of the Republic of Uzbekistan and Centre for Hydrometeorological Services of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [3, 4 5] The Strategy for Environmental Protection in the Republic of Uzbekistan 2030 itself comprises six areas of activity, namely mitigating the effects of the Aral Sea crisis, protecting ground and subterraenean resources, protecting water resources, protecting atmospheric air, protecting and propagating biological resources and improving the waste maangement system, and the Strategy does not cover climate change adaptation. [3]","The country does not have a national adaptation plan for climate change.\n \n No national adaptation plan has been submitted to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change [1]. Uzbekistan submitted the Third National Communication of the Republic of Uzbekistan under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change in 2016. [2]\n \n Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5863 of 30 October 2019 \"On Approval of the Strategy for Environmental Protection in the Republic of Uzbekistan 2030\" calls for the adoption of a national action plan to implement the Paris Agreement by 1 June 2020. [2] No evidence of such a plan having been adopted has been identified on the websites of the responsible ministries, i.e. the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Ecology and Environmental Protection, Ministry of Economic Development and Poverty Reduction of the Republic of Uzbekistan and Centre for Hydrometeorological Services of the Republic of Uzbekistan. [3, 4 5] The Strategy for Environmental Protection in the Republic of Uzbekistan 2030 itself comprises six areas of activity, namely mitigating the effects of the Aral Sea crisis, protecting ground and subterraenean resources, protecting water resources, protecting atmospheric air, protecting and propagating biological resources and improving the waste maangement system, and the Strategy does not cover climate change adaptation. [3]","There is no public evidence that Venezuela has a national climate change adaptation plan. Venezuela’s Second National Communication under the United Nations Climate Change Convention Framework mentions some adaptation actions that the country has taken, but does not mention a climate change adaptation plan [1]. In addition, a web search of the government’s web domains (gob.ve and gov.ve) did not find a national climate change adaptation plan. In 2015, Venezuela submitted its Climate Action Plan with its Intended Nationally Determined Contribution prior to the Paris Agreement coming into effect [2]. The 2009 Comprehensive Risk Management Law, Title VII, called for the issuance of Venezuela's first National Climate Change Adaptation Plan within one year of the law's passage, but there is no public evidence that the plan was created or issued [3]. \n","There is a climate change adaptation plan in Vietnam but it is fragmented and not fully implemented.\n\nThe government of Vietnam recognises the risks associated with climate change and has issued several policy documents to address it. The National strategy on climate change through 2020 was issued by Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung in Decision 2139/QĐ-TTg on December 05, 2011. The policy specifically aims to operate a climate change and sea level rising monitoring system; to design a master planning scheme of water resources in big territorial areas and river basins; and to improve water management. [1] Other adaptation policies include the National Target Programme to Respond to Climate Change (2012); Nationally determined contributions (2015) and the Plan for Implementation of the Paris Agreement (2016). [2] A 2017 report by the World Bank on disaster risk management in Vietnam concluded that the country’s disaster risk management (DRM) and climate change adaptation (CCA) policies, plans, and investments are fragmented. As a result, DRM and CCA are not consistently or effectively integrated into socioeconomic development planning at national and subnational levels or within sectors. [3]\n",null,null,null,"[1] National Environmental Protection Agency. \"Climate Change Directorate\". [http://www.nepa.gov.af/service3]\n \n [2] Least Developed Country Climate Change. \"Afghanistan\". [https://www.ldc-climate.org/country/afghanistan/].\n \n [3] World Bank. \"Climate Change Knowledge Portal: Afghanistan\". [https://climateknowledgeportal.worldbank.org/country/afghanistan].\n \n [4] United Nations Environment Programme. February 2009. \"Afghanistan: National Capacity Needs Self-Assessment for Global Environmental Management (NCSA) and National Adaptation Programme of Action for Climate Change (NAPA)\". [https://unfccc.int/resource/docs/napa/afg01.pdf].\n \n [5] Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority \"National Disaster Management Plan, 2010.\" [https://www.preventionweb.net/files/31182_afghanistannationaldisastermanageme-451.pdf]\n \n [a] National Environmental Protection Agency, \"National Adoptation Plan.\" ( برنامه انطباق ملی) [https://neis.nepa.gov.af/public/pxjULEgkqB]","[1] Ministry of Planning and Development. National Mechanism for Climate Change Adaptation. 2007. http://siteresources.worldbank.org/INTCC/Resources/MecanismoNacional.pdf\n[2] Ministry of the Environment and Water. National Strategy for Education and Communication for Climate Change. 2009. http://cartadelatierra.org/virtual-library2/images/uploads/Bolivia%20-%20Estrategia%20Nacional%20de%20Educacion%20y%20Comunicacion%20para%20el%20Cambio%20Climatico%202009.pdf\n[3] Ministry of the Environment and Water. National Strategy for Forests and Climate Change. 2009. http://euroclimaplus.org/intranet/_documentos/repositorio/Estrategia%20Nacional%20Bosque%20y%20Cambio%20Clim%C3%A1tico_2009.pdf\n[4] Plurinational State of Bolivia. Gob.bo. 2019. https://www.gob.bo/\n[5] Plurinational State of Bolivia. Submission on Development of Climate Justice Mechanisms. 2012. https://unfccc.int/files/bodies/awg-lca/application/pdf/mecanismo_conjunto_final.pdf\n[6] Ministry of the Environment and Water. 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Could the 'Joint Mechanism reduce illegal deforestation in Bolivia to zero by 2020? 2018. \nhttps://es.mongabay.com/2018/11/mecanismo-conjunto-deforestacion-ilegal-bolivia-bosques/","[1] Ministry of Environmental\n  Conservation and Forestry. \"Myanmar’s National Adaptation Programme\n  of Action (NAPA) to Climate Change \". 2012. https://unfccc.int/resource/docs/napa/mmr01.pdf [2] UNFCCC. \"Myanmar\". http://unfccc.int/tools_xml/country_MM.html [3] UNDP. \"National Adaptation Plans in focus:\n  Lessons from Myanmar\" https://www.globalsupportprogramme.org/resources/project-brief-fact-sheet/national-adaptation-plans-focus-lessons-myanmar [4] Myanmar Climate Change Alliance. \"About MCCA\". http://myanmarccalliance.org/en/about-mcca/","[1] Ministry of Environment (Brazil). \"National Plan for Adaptation (Plano National de Adaptação)\". http://www.mma.gov.br/clima/adaptacao/plano-National-de-adaptacao\n[2] Ministry of Environment (Brazil). 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Secretariat for Climate Change and Forests. \"National Plan for Climate Change Adaptation: Water Resources Strategy (Plano National de Adaptação à Mudança do Clima: Estratégia de Recursos Hídricos)\". http://www.mma.gov.br/images/arquivo/80182/PNA_Estrategia_de_Recursos_Hidricos.pdf\n[4] Ministry of Environment (Brazil). \"Ministry of Environment launches National Plan for Adaptation (MMA lança Plano Nacional de Adaptação)\". http://www.mma.gov.br/informma/item/13388-noticia-acom-2016-05-1591.html","[1] Ministry of Environmental\n  Conservation and Forestry. \"Myanmar’s National Adaptation Programme\n  of Action (NAPA) to Climate Change \". 2012. https://unfccc.int/resource/docs/napa/mmr01.pdf [2] UNFCCC. \"Myanmar\". http://unfccc.int/tools_xml/country_MM.html [3] UNDP. \"National Adaptation Plans in focus:\n  Lessons from Myanmar\" https://www.globalsupportprogramme.org/resources/project-brief-fact-sheet/national-adaptation-plans-focus-lessons-myanmar [4] Myanmar Climate Change Alliance. \"About MCCA\". http://myanmarccalliance.org/en/about-mcca/","[1] National Development and Reform Commission of China, Enhanced Actions on Climate Change: China's Intended Nationally Determined Contributions\", 2015, https://www.unfccc.int/sites/submissions/INDC/Published%20Documents/China/1/China's%20INDC%20-%20on%2030%20June%202015.pdf.","[1] National Planning Department. National Adaptation Plan. 2018. https://www.dnp.gov.co/programas/ambiente/CambioClimatico/Paginas/Plan-Nacional-de-Adaptacion.aspx\n[2] Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development. National Climate Change Adaptation Plan. 2012. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/images/cambioclimatico/pdf/Plan_nacional_de_adaptacion/1._Plan_Nacional_de_Adaptaci%C3%B3n_al_Cambio_Clim%C3%A1tico.pdf\n[3] National Planning Department. Moving Forward Together in the Implementation of the PNACC. 2017. http://napglobalnetwork.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/colombia-in-country-support-program-nap-assembly-report.pdf\n[4] Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development. Guide for Ecosystem-Based Climate Change Adaptation in Colombia. 2018. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/images/cambioclimatico/pdf/ABE_/MADS_Guia_AbE_LIBRO_Digital-Cambio.pdf","[1] Ministry of Environmental\n  Conservation and Forestry. \"Myanmar’s National Adaptation Programme\n  of Action (NAPA) to Climate Change \". 2012. https://unfccc.int/resource/docs/napa/mmr01.pdf [2] UNFCCC. \"Myanmar\". http://unfccc.int/tools_xml/country_MM.html [3] UNDP. \"National Adaptation Plans in focus:\n  Lessons from Myanmar\" https://www.globalsupportprogramme.org/resources/project-brief-fact-sheet/national-adaptation-plans-focus-lessons-myanmar [4] Myanmar Climate Change Alliance. \"About MCCA\". http://myanmarccalliance.org/en/about-mcca/","[1] Ministry of the Environment. National Climate Change Strategy (ENCC). 2012. http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/ecu140074.pdf\n[2] Ministry of the Environment. National Climate Change Plan. 2015. https://info.undp.org/docs/pdc/Documents/ECU/PLAN%20NACIONAL%20DE%20CAMBIO%20CLIM%C3%81TICO.pdf\n[3] United Nations Development Programme. Ecuador: Beginning the process to build its National Adaptation Plan. 2017. https://www.adaptation-undp.org/ecuador-inicia-el-proceso-para-la-construcci%C3%B3n-de-su-plan-nacional-de-adaptaci%C3%B3n\n[4] United Nations Development Programme. Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions Ecuador. 2011. https://www.adaptation-undp.org/projects/bf-ecuador-nama\n[5] United Nations Development Programme. Adaptation to Climate Change through Effective Water Governance in Ecuador. 2009. https://www.adaptation-undp.org/projects/sccf-water-ecuador","(1)Republic of Guinea. 2007. \"Climate Change Adaptation Plan\". 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Sep 2018. “National Adaptation Plans in focus: Lessons from the Kyrgyz Republic”. [https://www.adaptation-undp.org/sites/default/files/resources/kyrgyz_nap_in_focus_online_final.pdf]\n\n[2] International Monetary Fund. Aug 2014. “The Kyrgyz Republic Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper”. [https://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/scr/2014/cr14247.pdf]\n\n[3] Ministry of Justice of the Kyrgyz Republic. 2 Oct 2013. “Government of the Kyrgyz Republic, Decree, dated 2 October 2013, № 549, On approval of the priority of adaptation to climate change in the Kyrgyz Republic until 2017”, (Правительство Кыргызской Республики, Постановление от 2 октября 2013 года, № 549, Об утверждении приоритета изменения адаптации к изменению климата в Кыргызской Республике до 2017 года”). [http://cbd.minjust.gov.kg/act/view/ru-ru/94766]\n\n[4] The Kyrgyz Republic. 2015. “Intended Nationally Determined Contribution”. 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[http://www.donors.kg/images/DEVELOPMENT_PROGRAM_OF_KR_Unity_trust_creation.pdf]\n\n[7] Jogorku Kenesh of the Kyrgyz Republic. 13 Jun 2019. “Conclusion of the Committee on Budget and Finance dated June 3, 2019 of the draft Law of the Kyrgyz Republic “On ratification of the Loan Agreement between the Kyrgyz Republic and the Asian Development Bank on the project“ Improving the resilience of water resources to climate change and natural disasters ”and the Grant Agreement between the Kyrgyz Republic and the Asian Development Bank for the project “Improving the resilience of water resources to climate change and natural disasters”, signed on December 31, 2018 in Bishkek””, (“Заключение Комитета по бюджету и финансам от 3 июня 2019 года к проекту Закона Кыргызской Республики «О ратификации Кредитного соглашения между Кыргызской Республикой и Азиатским банком развития по проекту «Повышение устойчивости водных ресурсов к изменению климата и стихийным бедствиям» и Грантового соглашения между Кыргызской Республикой и Азиатским банком развития по проекту «Повышение устойчивости водных ресурсов к изменению климата и стихийным бедствиям», подписанных 31 декабря 2018 года в городе Бишкек»”). [http://www.kenesh.kg/ru/committee/article/8/2583/show/byudzhet-zhana-finansi-boyuncha-komitetinin-2019-zhildin-3-iyunundagi-2018-zhildin-31-dekabrinda-bishkek-shaarinda-kol-koyulgan-kirgiz-respublikasi-menen-aziya-onukturuu-bankinin-ortosundagi-klimattin-ozgoruusuno-zhana-tabigiy-kirsiktarga-suu-resurstarinin-turuktuulugun-kuchotuu-boyuncha-kredittik-makuldashuunu-zhana-kirgiz-respublikasi-menen-aziya-onukturuu-bankinin-ortosundagi-klimattin-ozgoruusuno-zhana-tabigiy-kirsiktarga-suu-resurstarinin-turuktuulugun-kuchotuu-boyuncha-granttik-makuldashuunu-ratifikatsiyaloo-zhonundo-kirgiz-respublikasinin-miyzaminin-dolbooruna-korutundusu]\n\n[8] Talaibek Makeev. Expert on Environment and Sustainable Development. Independent, (Previously United Nations Economic Commission for Europe). 24 July 2020.\n\n[9] Finnish Environment Institute. “FinWaterWEI II projects”. [https://www.syke.fi/en-US/FinWaterWEI_II/Projects]","[1] Ministry of Environmental\n  Conservation and Forestry. \"Myanmar’s National Adaptation Programme\n  of Action (NAPA) to Climate Change \". 2012. https://unfccc.int/resource/docs/napa/mmr01.pdf [2] UNFCCC. \"Myanmar\". http://unfccc.int/tools_xml/country_MM.html [3] UNDP. \"National Adaptation Plans in focus:\n  Lessons from Myanmar\" https://www.globalsupportprogramme.org/resources/project-brief-fact-sheet/national-adaptation-plans-focus-lessons-myanmar [4] Myanmar Climate Change Alliance. \"About MCCA\". http://myanmarccalliance.org/en/about-mcca/","[1] Government of Mali, \"Mali National Adaptation Programme of Action (NAPA)\", 2007, https://www.adaptation-undp.org/sites/default/files/downloads/mali_napa.pdf\n[2] UNFCCC, \"Mali Submits its Climate Action Plan Ahead of 2015 Paris Agreement\", 2015, https://unfccc.int/news/mali-submits-its-climate-action-plan-ahead-of-2015-paris-agreement \n[3] UN, \"UNFCCC\", 1992, https://unfccc.int/resource/docs/convkp/conveng.pdf\n[4] IDRC, \"Review of Current and Planned Adaptation Action in MaliCARIAA Working Paper #11\", 2016, https://idl-bnc-idrc.dspacedirect.org/bitstream/handle/10625/55867/IDL-55867.pdf \n[5] ECDP, \"Understanding the Niger\nBasin Authority\", 2017, https://ecdpm.org/wp-content/uploads/NBA-Background-Paper-PEDRO-Political-Economy-Dynamics-Regional-Organisations-Africa-ECDPM-2017.pdf\n","[1] UNFCCC, \"Mauritania Submits its Climate Action Plan Ahead of 2015 Paris Agreement\", 2015, https://unfccc.int/news/mauritania-submits-its-climate-action-plan-ahead-of-2015-paris-agreement \n[2] Government of Mauritania, \"NAPA-RIM\", 2004, http://extwprlegs1.fao.org/docs/pdf/mau149685.pdf\n[3] UNEP, \"Mauritania launches NAP Process\", 2 May 2019, http://web.unep.org/ganadapt/press-release/launching-nap-process-mauritania","[1] Ministry of Environmental\n  Conservation and Forestry. \"Myanmar’s National Adaptation Programme\n  of Action (NAPA) to Climate Change \". 2012. https://unfccc.int/resource/docs/napa/mmr01.pdf [2] UNFCCC. \"Myanmar\". http://unfccc.int/tools_xml/country_MM.html [3] UNDP. \"National Adaptation Plans in focus:\n  Lessons from Myanmar\" https://www.globalsupportprogramme.org/resources/project-brief-fact-sheet/national-adaptation-plans-focus-lessons-myanmar [4] Myanmar Climate Change Alliance. \"About MCCA\". http://myanmarccalliance.org/en/about-mcca/","[1] Government of Perú. “Estrategia nacional ante el cambio climático 2015”. 2015. https://www.gob.pe/institucion/minam/informes-publicaciones/2688-estrategia-nacional-ante-el-cambio-climatico-2015\n[2] Plataforma de Seguridad Alimentaria y Nutricional. “Estrategia Nacional ante el Cambio Climático”. https://plataformacelac.org/politica/498\n[3] Government of Perú. “Avanza construcción del Plan Nacional de Adaptación frente al cambio climático”. 2019. https://www.gob.pe/institucion/minam/noticias/25651-avanza-construccion-del-plan-nacional-de-adaptacion-frente-al-cambio-climatico\n","(1)Ministère de l'Environnement et de la Protection de la Nature. 2006. \"Plan d'Action National pour l'adaptation au Changement Climatique\". 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[https://mewr.tj/]","[1] United Nations. 2017. “Plenary Meeting, 72 Session of the General Assembly”.\n\n[2] ADLIA (Centralised Bank of Legal Information of the Republic of Tajikistan). 2 Oct 2019. “Decree of the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan of 2 October 2019, № 482 \"On the National Strategy for Adaptation to Climate Change of the Republic of Tajikistan for the Period until 2030\"”, (“Постановление Правительства Республики Таджикистан от 2 октября 2019 года, № 482 \"О Национальной стратегии адаптации к изменению климата Республики Таджикистан на период до 2030 года\"”). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=134926].\n\n[3] Regional Environmental Centre of Central Asia, (Региональный Экологический Центр Центральной Азии). 19 Nov 2019. “Tajikistan Adopts National Climate Change Adaptation Strategy”, (“В Таджикистане принята Национальная стратегия адаптации к изменению климата”). 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[https://mewr.tj/]","[1] Ministry of Environmental\n  Conservation and Forestry. \"Myanmar’s National Adaptation Programme\n  of Action (NAPA) to Climate Change \". 2012. https://unfccc.int/resource/docs/napa/mmr01.pdf [2] UNFCCC. \"Myanmar\". http://unfccc.int/tools_xml/country_MM.html [3] UNDP. \"National Adaptation Plans in focus:\n  Lessons from Myanmar\" https://www.globalsupportprogramme.org/resources/project-brief-fact-sheet/national-adaptation-plans-focus-lessons-myanmar [4] Myanmar Climate Change Alliance. \"About MCCA\". http://myanmarccalliance.org/en/about-mcca/","[1] Ministry of Environment and Urbanisation, Republic of Turkey Climate Change Strategy 2010-2020, 2009, http://www.dsi.gov.tr/docs/iklim-degisikligi/ulusal_iklim_değişikliği_strateji_belgesi_eng.pdf?sfvrsn=0\n\n[2] UNFCC, Documents, https://unfccc.int/documents?f%5B0%5D=country%3A1489, Accessed 5 April 2019\n","[1] Government of Turkmenistan. 15 June 2012. \"National Climate Change Strategy of Turkmenistan\". [https://info.undp.org/docs/pdc/Documents/TKM/110712_Strategy_en.pdf]. \n\n[2] United Nations Development Programme. March 2020. \"Independent Country Programme Evaluation: Turkmenistan\". [https://www.undp.org/content/dam/undp/library/corporate/Executive%20Board/2020/Second-regular-session/DPDCPTKM3_ICPE.pdf].\n\n[3] Government of Turkmenistan. 24 September 2019. \"Management of domestic natural resources is the path to sustainable development\" (\"Ответственное природопользование – путь устойчивого развития\"). [http://turkmenistan.gov.tm/?id=19543].\n\n[4] United Nations Development Program. 19 February 2019. \"UNDP and Partners Revise National Strategy on Climate Change\". 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[https://www4.unfccc.int/sites/NAPC/News/Pages/national_adaptation_plans.aspx].\n\n[2] United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2016. \" Third National Communication of the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [https://unfccc.int/sites/default/files/resource/TNC%20of%20Uzbekistan%20under%20UNFCCC_english_n.pdf].\n\n[3] President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5863 of 30 October 2019 \"On Approval of the Strategy for Environmental Protection in the Republic of Uzbekistan 2030\" (\"Указ Президента Республики Узбекистан №УП-5863 30.10.2019 Об утверждении Концепции охраны окружающей среды Республики Узбекистан до 2030 года\"). [https://lex.uz/ru/docs/4574010].\n\n[4] State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Ecology and Environmental Protection. Accessed 17 July 2020. [http://www.uznature.uz/ru].\n\n[5] Ministry of Economic Development and Poverty Reduction of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 17 July 2020. [https://mineconomy.uz/ru/node/1930].\n\n[6] Centre for Hydrometeorological Services of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 17 July 2020. [https://www.meteo.uz/].","[1] United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. Accessed 17 July 2020. \"National Adaptation Plans. [https://www4.unfccc.int/sites/NAPC/News/Pages/national_adaptation_plans.aspx].\n\n[2] United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. 2016. \" Third National Communication of the Republic of Uzbekistan\". [https://unfccc.int/sites/default/files/resource/TNC%20of%20Uzbekistan%20under%20UNFCCC_english_n.pdf].\n\n[3] President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. UP-5863 of 30 October 2019 \"On Approval of the Strategy for Environmental Protection in the Republic of Uzbekistan 2030\" (\"Указ Президента Республики Узбекистан №УП-5863 30.10.2019 Об утверждении Концепции охраны окружающей среды Республики Узбекистан до 2030 года\"). [https://lex.uz/ru/docs/4574010].\n\n[4] State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Ecology and Environmental Protection. Accessed 17 July 2020. [http://www.uznature.uz/ru].\n\n[5] Ministry of Economic Development and Poverty Reduction of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 17 July 2020. [https://mineconomy.uz/ru/node/1930].\n\n[6] Centre for Hydrometeorological Services of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 17 July 2020. [https://www.meteo.uz/].","[1] Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Second National Communication under the United Nations Climate Change Convention Framework. 2017. http://www.inameh.gob.ve/web/PDF/Segunda-Comunicaci%C3%B3n-sobre-Cambio-Clim%C3%A1tico-I.pdf\n[2] United Nations Climate Change. Venezuela Submits its Climate Action Plan Ahead of 2015 Paris Agreement. 2015. https://unfccc.int/news/venezuela-submits-its-climate-action-plan-ahead-of-2015-paris-agreement\n[3] National Assembly of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Comprehensive Socio-natural and Technological Risk Management Law. 2009. https://www.ifrc.org/docs/IDRL/Venezuela-ley_G.I.R.S.T.pdf","[1] Ministry of Environmental\n  Conservation and Forestry. \"Myanmar’s National Adaptation Programme\n  of Action (NAPA) to Climate Change \". 2012. https://unfccc.int/resource/docs/napa/mmr01.pdf [2] UNFCCC. \"Myanmar\". http://unfccc.int/tools_xml/country_MM.html [3] UNDP. \"National Adaptation Plans in focus:\n  Lessons from Myanmar\" https://www.globalsupportprogramme.org/resources/project-brief-fact-sheet/national-adaptation-plans-focus-lessons-myanmar [4] Myanmar Climate Change Alliance. \"About MCCA\". http://myanmarccalliance.org/en/about-mcca/"]
[null,3.4,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"","",null,null,null,"","",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"","",null,null,null,"",""]
[null,"3.4.1",null,0,2,1,2,2,1,2,1,0,2,0,0,1,1,2,2,2,1,2,2,1,1,0,1,1,2,0,1,1,1,0,2,null,null,null,"Afghanistan is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation, and does not conduct joint monitoring in the Amu Darya basin.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] There is no mention of water quality monitoring in the 1992 Almaty Agreement or the statute of the ICWC. [1, 3] According to its statute, the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) is responsible for monitoring water quality in the Amu Darya basin. [1] However, Afghanistan is not a member of the ADBWO and no evidence that the organisation carries out such activities in practice was found on its website or that of the ICWC. [4, 5] Expert interviewees confirm that the ADBWO does not carry out large-scale monitoring. [6, 7] A 2018 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe states there is currently no large-scale joint monitoring in the Amu Darya basin. [8]\n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed a five-year agreement on cooperation \"in the sphere of development and management of water resources\" on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitue the countries' border. [9] The agreement's provisions refer to cooperation on water monitoring in the rivers. [9, 10] The parties committed to developing procedures for joint monitoring and analysis of water levels, quality and uptake, including restoration of former monitoring posts (abandoned due to conflict), determination of sites for new posts, organisation of joint surveying expeditions and expereince sharing, and to share information as a matter of urgency regarding floods, mudslides and droughts in the river basin. [9] \n \n In 2014, Afghanistan and Tajikistan signed a Memorandum of Understanding on exchange of hydrological data, extending the existing agreement until 2020, and data exchange commenced in 2015. [11] With support from the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, the two countries conducted expeditions along the Amu Darya in 2016 and 2017, researching hydrological and environmental aspects of the river area and meeting local communities. [11, 12] However, cooperation in the area remains based around annual data exchange and joint expeditions, with no full-scale joint monitoring yet in place. [11, 13] High-level dialogue on hydrological and environmental issues of the Amu Darya continued with two meetings in 2019, beginning the development of a road map for cooperation in coming years, working towards full-scale joint monitoring. [13]","Plans exist for the basin states to carry out joint monitoring of water quality in the transboundary basin, but there is insufficient evidence that they have been fully implemented. \n\nStrategic Action 5.2.1.1 of the PAE calls for the Implementation of a Regional Water Quality Monitoring System in the Rivers of the Amazon Basin. The first step is to create an operational framework for the regional system [2]. ACTO and member states have cooperated on joint hydro-meteorological monitoring pilot programs. The Amazonas Project consisted of the acquisition of 6 monitoring stations that were set up to form a pilot regional monitoring network of 73 points in Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia and Peru. During the second phase of the project, ACTO reports that it plans to integrate the data provided from the member countries that form part of the network and continue improving technical capacity at participating agencies [3]. \n\nACTO's website does not contain additional public information regarding joint monitoring in the transboundary basin [4].","The basin states do not carry out joint monitoring in the transboundary basin. Website of the Sava Commission and its Annual Report do not have information about joint monitoring in the transboundary basin. [1, 2] According to the Sava River Basin Management Plan, the Basin countries should establish individual monitoring systems inline with the EU Water Framework Directive (WFD) but there is no memntion of coordination of these systems. \n\nAccording to the Sava River Basin Management Plan The monitoring of water quality and quantity in BA-FBiH has been put in place, but it is not in compliance with the WFD. [3] \n\nBased on the outcomes from the workshop \"Towards the assessment of ecological status of water bodies in the Sava River Basin\" (Ljubljana, 10-12 February 2016, organised by the STAWA and GLOBAQUA projects), the following priority actions aimed at improving the monitoring practice, data availability and quality have been identified: Harmonization of sampling, material and data processing methodology, as well as assessment systems is crucial in order to provide high quality and comparable data; Involvement of biological data into a water related logical and physical database is necessary in order to fully explore the relations between abiotic and biotic factors; and Future work is required in order to define effective sampling methodology for large lowland rivers (this is particularly true in the case of macroinvertebrates, but also in the case of fish and phytobenthos). [4] However they are yet to be implemented [4]","Plans exist for the basin states to carry out joint monitoring of water quality in the transboundary basin, but there is insufficient evidence that they have been fully implemented. \n\nA main focus of the ACTO is coordinating the management of water resources and in 2018 it issued the Strategic Action Programme, which is a plan to implement integrated water management of the Amazon Basin. One objective in the plan is to implement regional water monitoring systems. [1]\n\nStrategic Action 5.2.1.1 of the PAE calls for the Implementation of a Regional Water Quality Monitoring System in the Rivers of the Amazon Basin. The first step is to create an operational framework for the regional system [2]. ACTO and member states have cooperated on joint hydro-meteorological monitoring pilot programs. The Amazonas Project consisted of the acquisition of 6 monitoring stations that were set up to form a pilot regional monitoring network of 73 points in Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia and Peru. During the second phase of the project, ACTO reports that it plans to integrate the data provided from the member countries that form part of the network and continue improving technical capacity at participating agencies [3].","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) carries out regular joint monitoring programmes and Cambodia participates in it.\n\nThe MRC monitors the following physico-chemical parameters: flow, TSS, pH, Temp., Cond., Ions, Nutrients (N, P), DO, COD and some trace metals. Such an activity is carried out to routinely determine the aptitude of the water body for ecological, drinking water and recreational activities. [1,2] The current Water Quality Monitoring Network includes water quality monitoring at 48 permanent monitoring stations; of which 11 are in Lao PDR, 8 in Thailand, 19 in Cambodia and 10 in Vietnam.[3] These stations have been classified as “primary stations” since 2005 and were designed to detect changes and capture pressures and threats to Mekong water quality. [2, 4] The current monitoring activities also include hydro-meteorological / near real-time rainfall and water levels, discharge and sediment, water quality, aquatic ecology, fisheries [4]. The MRC has recognized that the monitoring programme has some weaknesses such as lack of continuous monitoring, limited monitoring sites, inadequate data management, lack of equipment maintenance expertise, etc. Findings of those monitoring programmes are published on the MRC website [5].\n","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) carries out regular river monitoring for planning and strategy-making [1]. It also publishes annual reports on its monitoring and the results [2]. China is not a full member of the MRC, but it has maintained cooperationes with the MRC. In 2013, China and the MRC renewed their agreement on data sharing, which was originally signed in 2002 [2]. On April 8 2019, China shared its data on the water flow in Jinghong, to help the downstream countries in MRC prepare for potential risks [3].","Plans exist for the basin states to carry out joint monitoring of water quality in the transboundary basin, but there is insufficient evidence that they have been fully implemented. \n\nA main focus of the ACTO is coordinating the management of water resources and in 2018 it issued the Strategic Action Programme, which is a plan to implement integrated water management of the Amazon Basin. One objective in the plan is to implement regional water monitoring systems. [1]\n\nStrategic Action 5.2.1.1 of the PAE calls for the Implementation of a Regional Water Quality Monitoring System in the Rivers of the Amazon Basin. The first step is to create an operational framework for the regional system [2]. ACTO and member states have cooperated on joint hydro-meteorological monitoring pilot programs. The Amazonas Project consisted of the acquisition of 6 monitoring stations that were set up to form a pilot regional monitoring network of 73 points in Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia and Peru. During the second phase of the project, ACTO reports that it plans to integrate the data provided from the member countries that form part of the network and continue improving technical capacity at participating agencies [3].","The basin states do not carry out joint monitoring in the transboundary basin. Website of the Sava Commission and its Annual Report do not have information about joint monitoring in the transboundary basin. [1, 2] According to the Sava River Basin Management Plan, the Basin countries should establish individual monitoring systems inline with the EU Water Framework Directive (WFD) but there is no memntion of coordination of these systems. \n\nAccording to the Sava River Basin Management Plan Croatia whole monitoring system has been revised so it is in line with the requirements of the WFD. Surveillance monitoring has been conducted since 2009 and covers most of the relevant quality elements, but operational monitoring has not yet been implemented. A\ncomplete operational monitoring network will be designated in the near future.\n\n\nBased on the outcomes from the workshop \"Towards the assessment of ecological status of water bodies in the Sava River Basin\" (Ljubljana, 10-12 February 2016, organised by the STAWA and GLOBAQUA projects), the following priority actions aimed at improving the monitoring practice, data availability and quality have been identified: Harmonization of sampling, material and data processing methodology, as well as assessment systems is crucial in order to provide high quality and comparable data; Involvement of biological data into a water related logical and physical database is necessary in order to fully explore the relations between abiotic and biotic factors; and Future work is required in order to define effective sampling methodology for large lowland rivers (this is particularly true in the case of macroinvertebrates, but also in the case of fish and phytobenthos). [4] However they are yet to be implemented [4]","Plans exist for the basin states to carry out joint monitoring of water quality in the transboundary basin, but there is insufficient evidence that they have been fully implemented. \n\nStrategic Action 5.2.1.1 of the PAE calls for the Implementation of a Regional Water Quality Monitoring System in the Rivers of the Amazon Basin. The first step is to create an operational framework for the regional system [2]. ACTO and member states have cooperated on joint hydro-meteorological monitoring pilot programs. The Amazonas Project consisted of the acquisition of 6 monitoring stations that were set up to form a pilot regional monitoring network of 73 points in Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia and Peru. During the second phase of the project, ACTO reports that it plans to integrate the data provided from the member countries that form part of the network and continue improving technical capacity at participating agencies [3]. The Amazonas Project does not currently mention including Ecuador in the project [3]. ACTO's website does not contain additional public information regarding joint monitoring in the transboundary basin [4].","The OMVS has set up an Environment Observatory, to which Guinea participates, to monitor the state of the environment and natural resources of the Senegal basin [1]. This observatory provides data on quantity and quality of water resources, among other indicators. [2] However, the data is only published on an ad-hoc basis, in specific reports [2] and the Observatory does not have a functioning website [3]. Nonetheless, the OMVS has a database about Senegal River flows with data collected since 1904 [1] but it is not available on its website [4].","No, there is no formal collaboration on joint monitoring aspects.\n\nIran' suggestion for establishment of a joint committee to monitor the water quality in the basin was welcomed by the Iraq parties [1] but was not resulted into any operation. Both countries cooperate over security issues through joint maneuvers [2] or joint patrolling [3] in the basin. \n\nThe Algier Agreement which addresses management and joint utilisation of water resources, navigation and water pollution control [4] but was not implemented following a breakdown in bilateral relations following the 1979 revolution, Iran-Iraq war (1980-88) and series of wars against Iraq. The countries have announced their renewed commitment to the Algiers agreement as part of the revived relations between them after decades of instability [5]. Accordingly, the establishment of a Common Bureau of Coordination -based on the agreement requirements- was not yet succeeded despite reports in 2012 that announced its opening \"soon\" [6].\n\nNo other information was found after a check of multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [7], the Foreign Ministry [8], the Department of Environment [9], the Ministry of Energy [10] and the Ministry of Agriculture [11] provided no relevant information.\n","There is no joint monitoring of water availability by the states in the Euphrates-Tigris river basin.\n\nAt a meeting on 2 September 2009, Iraq, Syria and Turkey decided to cooperate – inter alia - to initiate water training programmes, to monitor and exchange information related to climate change and drought conditions in the three countries, and to build/modernise water flow gauging stations. However no actions emerged from this agreement [1].Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally. however no agreement has been reached on joint monitoring [2,4]. \n\n\nNo other bilateral agreements on joint monitoring could be found. [3,5,6]","There is no joint monitoring organised by the transboundary body. However, Kazakhstan is currently developing joint monitoring in the Syr Darya basin bilaterally with Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan.\n \n According to its statute, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) is responsible for monitoring water quality in the Syr Darya basin. [1] However, its website contains no evidence that it actually carries out such activities. [2]\n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any monitoring function, and there is no mention of monitoring in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [3, 4, 5] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint monitoring on any of the websites associated with the ICWC or IFAS. [6, 7, 8, 9, 10]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [11] As part of the project, a joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. [12] The Talas and Chu are within the Syr Darya basin, and fall under a 2000 agreement between Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan on joint management. [13, 14] The agreement originally aimed at water allocation, with a 48/52% split between Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan respectively, but also led to the establishment of the Chu-Talas Water Management Commission in 2006, under whose auspices the joint monitoring pilot was carried out. [12, 14]\n \n Under a Global Environment Facility support project for the Chu-Talas Water Management Commission, from 2014 Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan received support to develop the monitoring systems developed under the previous pilot project, receiving capacity building, equipment investments for laboratories and observation points, and support in the development of joint standards for monitoring and data exchange processes. [15] However, a 2018 United Nations Development Programme document on the outcomes of capacity building reports that joint standards had yet to be developed, and also noted that procedures for joint work were not in place, and the Kyrgyz networks of observation points on the Talas remained inoperational. [16] A UNECE report in 2018 details a network of nine observation posts in Kyrgyzstan for the river Chu, which all collect water pollution data (temperature, oxygenation, chemical and biological contamination), but not hydrology data, and in Kazakhstan, one observation post for each river, which collect hydrology data and water samples for laboratory testing. [16, 17] In 2018, Kazakhstan's hydrometereological centre conducted testing at 16 water sampling sites, testing for 17 pollutants, and worked towards creation of a report shared with the Kyrgyz side at a session of the Chu-Talas Water Management Commission in 2019. [18, 19] The Water Management Commission meets bi-annually, and water monitoring data is shared at these meetings. [19]\n \n In addition to the above efforts, in 2018 Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan established a Working Group on the topic of protection of the environment and water quality in the Syr Darya basin, agreeing a three-year work plan involving analysis of joint and the individual sides' capacity for monitoring, including consideration of methods, equipment and standards to be applied. [20] Following mutual site visits to existing laboratories and water monitoring posts in both countries in 2019, at a second meeting uniting deputies from the two countries' environment ministries in October 2019, the Working Group adopted a list of 28 pollutants to be tested for, although the exact list was not reported. [21, 22] A work plan for 2020 was also adopted, though not reported on, and the Kazakh delegation announced plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. [22] The former director of the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC), which supports the Working Group's activity including the October 2019 meeting [21], stated that CAREC had in 2019 considered plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan in the Working Group's plans, but was unable to give any more up-to-date information (having moved on from the organisation in June 2019). [23]","There is no joint monitoring organised by the transboundary body. However, Kyrgyzstan is currently developing joint monitoring in the Syr Darya basin bilaterally with Kazakhstan.\n \n According to its statute, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) is responsible for monitoring water quality in the Syr Darya basin. [1] However, its website contains no evidence that it actually carries out such activities. [2] The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any monitoring function, and there is no mention of monitoring in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [3, 4, 5] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint monitoring on any of the websites associated with the ICWC or IFAS. [6, 7, 8, 9, 10] Kyrgyzstan \"froze\" its membership of IFAS and thus ICWC in 2016, and has not participated in SDBWO operations since. [22]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [11] As part of the project, a joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. [12] The Talas and Chu are within the Syr Darya basin, and fall under a 2000 agreement between Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan on joint management. [13, 14] The agreement originally aimed at water allocation, with a 48/52% split between Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan respectively, but also led to the establishment of the Chu-Talas Water Management Commission in 2006, under whose auspices the joint monitoring pilot was carried out. [12, 14]\n \n Under a Global Environment Facility support project for the Chu-Talas Water Management Commission, from 2014 the two countries received support to develop the monitoring systems developed under the previous pilot project, receiving capacity building, equipment investments for laboratories and observation points, and support in the development of joint standards for monitoring and data exchange processes. [15] However, a 2018 United Nations Development Programme document on the outcomes of capacity building reports that joint standards had yet to be developed, and also noted that procedures for joint work were not in place, and the Kyrgyz networks of observation points on the Talas remained inoperational. [16] A UNECE report in 2018 details a network of nine observation posts in Kyrgyzstan for the river Chu, which all collect water pollution data (temperature, oxygenation, chemical and biological contamination), but not hydrology data, and in Kazakhstan, one observation post for each river, which collect hydrology data and water samples for laboratory testing. [16, 17] In 2018, Kazakhstan's hydrometereological centre conducted testing at 16 water sampling sites in the Chu/Talas basin, testing for 17 pollutants, and worked towards creation of a report shared with the Kyrgyz side at a session of the Chu-Talas Water Management Commission in 2019; although no evidence of equivalent testing by Kyrgyzstan was found on the website of the country's hydrometerological service. [18, 19, 20] The Water Management Commission meets bi-annually, and water monitoring data is shared at these meetings. [19]\n \n In addition to the above efforts, in 2018 Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan established a Working Group on the topic of protection of the environment and water quality in the Syr Darya basin, and in 2019 the Kazakh side announced plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. [20] The former director of the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC), which supports the Working Group's activity [21], confirmed that CAREC had in 2019 considered plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan in the Working Group's plans, but was unable to give any more up-to-date information (having moved on from the organisation in June 2019). [22]","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) carries out regular joint monitoring programmes and Laos participates in it.\n\nThe MRC monitors the following physico-chemical parameters: flow, TSS, pH, Temp., Cond., Ions, Nutrients (N, P), DO, COD and some trace metals. Such an activity is carried out to routinely determine the aptitude of the water body for ecological, drinking water and recreational activities. [1,2] The current Water Quality Monitoring Network includes water quality monitoring at 48 permanent monitoring stations; of which 11 are in Lao PDR, 8 in Thailand, 19 in Cambodia and 10 in Vietnam.[3] These stations have been classified as “primary stations” since 2005 and were designed to detect changes and capture pressures and threats to Mekong water quality. [2, 4] The current monitoring activities also include hydro-meteorological / near real-time rainfall and water levels, discharge and sediment, water quality, aquatic ecology, fisheries [4]. The MRC has recognized that the monitoring programme has some weaknesses such as lack of continuous monitoring, limited monitoring sites, inadequate data management, lack of equipment maintenance expertise, etc. Findings of those monitoring programmes are published on the MRC website [5].\n","The Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS), of which Mali is a full member, has set up an Environment Observatory to monitor the state of the environment and natural resources of the Senegal basin [1]. This observatory provides data on quantity and quality of water resources, among other indicators. [2] However, the daata is only published on an ad-hoc basis, in specific reports [2] and the Observatory does not have a functioning website [3]. Nonetheless, the OMVS has a database about Senegal River flows that has data since 1904. [1] It is to be noted that there are about 150 stations across Mali belonging exclusively to the DNH, except those on the Senegal river which belong both to the DNH and to the OMVS who are both monitoring the Senegal river [4]","The OMVS has set up an Environment Observatory, to which Mauritania participates, to monitor the state of the environment and natural resources of the Senegal basin [1]. This observatory provides data on quantity and quality of water resources, among other indicators. [2] However, the data is only published on an ad-hoc basis, in specific reports [2] and the Observatory does not have a functioning website [3]. Nonetheless, the OMVS has a database about Senegal River flows with data collected since 1904 [1] but it is not available on its website [4].","Myanmar is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the MoU renewed in 2013.MRC is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. Myanmar, as dialogue partner has cooperated with the MRC Secretariat in exchanging relevant monitoring and water-quality data and technological expertise in flood prevention and management. [1, 2] Myanmar learned about hydrology, hydrodynamics, numerical modeling, GIS, navigation, basin planning, basin development strategy, etc. from the MRC which were later implemented in the AIRBM (Ayeyarwady Integrated River Basin Management) project in Myanmar, Deputy Director from the Directorate of Water Resources and Improvement of River Systems, Ministry of Transport and Communications of Myanmar. He added that previous work experience with the MRC is one of the main criteria for selecting international advisers for their project. In the upcoming months Myanmar will request technical support from the MRC in hydrological and hydraulic modelling. [3]","Plans exist for the basin states to carry out joint monitoring of water quality in the transboundary basin, but there is insufficient evidence that they have been fully implemented. \n\nA main focus of the ACTO is coordinating the management of water resources and in 2018 it issued the Strategic Action Programme, which is a plan to implement integrated water management of the Amazon Basin. One objective in the plan is to implement regional water monitoring systems. [1]\n\nStrategic Action 5.2.1.1 of the PAE calls for the Implementation of a Regional Water Quality Monitoring System in the Rivers of the Amazon Basin. The first step is to create an operational framework for the regional system [2]. ACTO and member states have cooperated on joint hydro-meteorological monitoring pilot programs. The Amazonas Project consisted of the acquisition of 6 monitoring stations that were set up to form a pilot regional monitoring network of 73 points in Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia and Peru. During the second phase of the project, ACTO reports that it plans to integrate the data provided from the member countries that form part of the network and continue improving technical capacity at participating agencies [3].","The OMVS has set up an Environment Observatory, to Senegal Guinea participates, to monitor the state of the environment and natural resources of the Senegal basin [1]. This observatory provides data on quantity and quality of water resources, among other indicators. [2] However, the data is only published on an ad-hoc basis, in specific reports [2] and the Observatory does not have a functioning website [3]. Nonetheless, the OMVS has a database about Senegal River flows with data collected since 1904 [1] but it is not available on its website [4].","The basin states do not carry out joint monitoring in the transboundary basin. Website of the Sava Commission and its Annual Report do not have information about joint monitoring in the transboundary basin. [1, 2] According to the Sava River Basin Management Plan, the Basin countries should establish individual monitoring systems inline with the EU Water Framework Directive (WFD) but there is no memntion of coordination of these systems. \n\nAccording to the Sava River Basin Management Plan Serbia has not yet established a groundwater monitoring programme according to WFD requirements and only a risk assessment is available. Monitoring results concerning the chemical and quantitative status of GWBs in large parts of the Sava River Basin are very limited or absent. Republic Hydrometeorological Service of Serbia has been running systematic monitoring of quantity and quality of both surface and groundwater, until 2011. Up to now, the structure of monitoring network does not follow the ICPDR design.[3] \n\nBased on the outcomes from the workshop \"Towards the assessment of ecological status of water bodies in the Sava River Basin\" (Ljubljana, 10-12 February 2016, organised by the STAWA and GLOBAQUA projects), the following priority actions aimed at improving the monitoring practice, data availability and quality have been identified: Harmonization of sampling, material and data processing methodology, as well as assessment systems is crucial in order to provide high quality and comparable data; Involvement of biological data into a water related logical and physical database is necessary in order to fully explore the relations between abiotic and biotic factors; and Future work is required in order to define effective sampling methodology for large lowland rivers (this is particularly true in the case of macroinvertebrates, but also in the case of fish and phytobenthos). [4] However they are yet to be implemented [4]","The basin states do not carry out joint monitoring in the transboundary basin. Website of the Sava Commission and its Annual Report do not have information about joint monitoring in the transboundary basin. [1, 2] According to the Sava River Basin Management Plan, the Basin countries should establish individual monitoring systems inline with the EU Water Framework Directive (WFD) but there is no memntion of coordination of these systems. \n\nAccording to the Sava River Basin Management Plan Slovenia has established its monitoring programme in line with the principles of the WFD, which are described in the national RBMP. Surveillance and operational monitoring have been implemented and cover most of the relevant quality\nelements and frequencies. The Environmental Agency of Slovenia is responsible for\nmonitoring [3] \n\nBased on the outcomes from the workshop \"Towards the assessment of ecological status of water bodies in the Sava River Basin\" (Ljubljana, 10-12 February 2016, organised by the STAWA and GLOBAQUA projects), the following priority actions aimed at improving the monitoring practice, data availability and quality have been identified: Harmonization of sampling, material and data processing methodology, as well as assessment systems is crucial in order to provide high quality and comparable data; Involvement of biological data into a water related logical and physical database is necessary in order to fully explore the relations between abiotic and biotic factors; and Future work is required in order to define effective sampling methodology for large lowland rivers (this is particularly true in the case of macroinvertebrates, but also in the case of fish and phytobenthos). [4] However they are yet to be implemented [4]","There is no joint monitoring of water availability by the states in the Euphrates-Tigris river basin.\n\nAt a meeting on 2 September 2009, Iraq, Syria and Turkey decided to cooperate – inter alia - to initiate water training programmes, to monitor and exchange information related to climate change and drought conditions in the three countries, and to build/modernise water flow gauging stations. However no actions emerged from this agreement [1].Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally. however no agreement has been reached on joint monitoring [2,4]. \n\n\nNo other bilateral agreements on joint monitoring could be found. [3,5]","Tajikistan is not involved in joint monitoring in the Amu Darya basin, although it has a bilateral agreement with Afghanistan on exchange of hydrological data and the two countries conducted water monitoring expeditions along the Syr Darya in 2016 and 2017.\n \n According to its statute, the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) is responsible for monitoring water quality in the Amu Darya basin. [1] However, its website contains no evidence that it actually carries out such activities. [2]\n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any monitoring function, and there is no mention of monitoring in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [3, 4, 5] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint monitoring on any of the websites associated with the ICWC or IFAS. [6, 7, 8, 9, 10]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [11] As part of the project, a joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. [12] The Vakhsh is a tributary of the Amu Darya, and part of the Amu Darya basin. [13] \n \n However, a 2018 report by the United Nations stated that there was currently no joint monitoring in the Amu Darya basin. [14] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the ADBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [14] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the ADBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities were responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [15, 16] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water quality, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [14] \n \n In 2014, Afghanistan and Tajikistan signed a Memorandum of Understanding on exchange of hydrological data, and data exchange commenced in 2015. [17] This followed a 2010 bilateral agreement committing to cooperate on monitoring in the Pyanj/Amu Darya river which forms the countries' border. As part of the agreement, the parties committed to developing procedures for joint monitoring and analysis of water levels, quality and uptake, including restoration of former monitoring posts (abandoned due to conflict), determination of sites for new posts, organisation of joint surveying expeditions and expereince sharing, and to share information as a matter of urgency regarding floods, mudslides and droughts in the river basin. [18] With support from the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, the two countries conducted expeditions along the Amu Darya in 2016 and 2017, researching hydrological and environmental aspects of the river area and meeting local communities. [17, 19] High-level dialogue on hydrological and environmental issues of the Amu Darya continued with two meetings in 2019, beginning the development of a road map for cooperation in coming years, working towards full-scale joint monitoring, from the current system of annual data exchange and joint expeditions.. [20]","Tajikistan does not currently participate in joint monitoring in the Syr Darya basin.\n \n According to its statute, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) is responsible for monitoring water quality in the Syr Darya basin. [1] However, its website contains no evidence that it actually carries out such activities. [2]\n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any monitoring function, and there is no mention of monitoring in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [3, 4, 5] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint monitoring on any of the websites associated with the ICWC or IFAS. [6, 7, 8, 9, 10]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [11] As part of the project, a joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. [12] The Talas and Chu are within the Syr Darya basin. [13] \n \n However, according to a 2018 report by the United Nations, the only joint monitoring currently conducted in the Syr Darya basin is on a bilateral basis between Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan in the Chu and Talas rivers. [14] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the SDBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [14] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the SDBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities are responsible for water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [17, 18] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water quality, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [14] \n \n In addition to the above efforts, in 2018 Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan established a Working Group on the topic of protection of the environment and water quality in the Syr Darya basin, agreeing a three-year work plan involving analysis of joint and the individual sides' capacity for monitoring, including consideration of methods, equipment and standards to be applied. [15] Following mutual site visits to laboratories and water monitoring posts in 2019, at a second meeting uniting deputies from the two countries' environment ministries in October 2019, the Working Group adopted a list of 28 pollutants to be tested for, although the exact list was not reported. [16, 19] A work plan for 2020 was also adopted, though not reported on, and the Kazakh delegation announced plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. [16] The former director of the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC), which supports the Working Group's activity including the October 2019 meeting [19], confirmed that in 2019 CAREC had considered plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan in the Working Group's plans. [17]","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) carries out regular joint monitoring programmes and Thailand participates in it.\n\nThe MRC monitors the following physico-chemical parameters: flow, TSS, pH, Temp., Cond., Ions, Nutrients (N, P), DO, COD and some trace metals. Such an activity is carried out to routinely determine the aptitude of the water body for ecological, drinking water and recreational activities. [1,2] The current Water Quality Monitoring Network includes water quality monitoring at 48 permanent monitoring stations; of which 11 are in Lao PDR, 8 in Thailand, 19 in Cambodia and 10 in Vietnam.[3] These stations have been classified as “primary stations” since 2005 and were designed to detect changes and capture pressures and threats to Mekong water quality. [2, 4] The current monitoring activities also include hydro-meteorological / near real-time rainfall and water levels, discharge and sediment, water quality, aquatic ecology, fisheries [4]. The MRC has recognized that the monitoring programme has some weaknesses such as lack of continuous monitoring, limited monitoring sites, inadequate data management, lack of equipment maintenance expertise, etc. Findings of those monitoring programmes are published on the MRC website [5].\n","There is no joint monitoring of water availability by the states in the Euphrates-Tigris river basin.\n\nAt a meeting on 2 September 2009, Iraq, Syria and Turkey decided to cooperate – inter alia - to initiate water training programmes, to monitor and exchange information related to climate change and drought conditions in the three countries, and to build/modernise water flow gauging stations. However no actions emerged from this agreement [1].Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally. however no agreement has been reached on joint monitoring [2,4]. \n\n\nNo other bilateral agreements on joint monitoring could be found. [3,5]","Turkmenistan is not involved in joint monitoring in the Amu Darya basin.\n \n According to its statute, the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) is responsible for monitoring water quality in the Amu Darya basin. [1] However, its website contains no evidence that it actually carries out such activities. [2]\n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any monitoring function, and there is no mention of monitoring in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [3, 4, 5] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint monitoring on any of the websites associated with the ICWC or IFAS. [6, 7, 8, 9, 10]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [11] As part of the project, a joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. [12] The Vakhsh is a tributary of the Amu Darya, and part of the Amu Darya basin. [13] \n \n However, a 2018 report by the United Nations stated that there was currently no joint monitoring in the Amu Darya basin. [14] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the ADBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [14] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the ADBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities were responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [15, 16] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water quality, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [14]","Uzbekistan is not involved in joint monitoring in the Amu Darya basin.\n \n According to its statute, the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) is responsible for monitoring water quality in the Amu Darya basin. [1] However, its website contains no evidence that it actually carries out such activities. [2]\n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any monitoring function, and there is no mention of monitoring in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [3, 4, 5] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint monitoring on any of the websites associated with the ICWC or IFAS. [6, 7, 8, 9, 10]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [11] As part of the project, a joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. [12] The Vakhsh is a tributary of the Amu Darya, and part of the Amu Darya basin. [13] \n \n However, a 2018 report by the United Nations stated that there was currently no joint monitoring in the Amu Darya basin. [14] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the ADBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [14] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the ADBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities were responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [15, 16] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water quality, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [14]","Uzbekistan does not currently participate in joint monitoring in the Syr Darya basin, however it has a relevant Working Group with Kazakhstan on the protection of the environment and water quality in the Syr Darya.\n \n According to its statute, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) is responsible for monitoring water quality in the Syr Darya basin. [1] However, its website contains no evidence that it actually carries out such activities. [2]\n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any monitoring function, and there is no mention of monitoring in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [3, 4, 5] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint monitoring on any of the websites associated with the ICWC or IFAS. [6, 7, 8, 9, 10]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [11] As part of the project, a joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. [12] The Talas and Chu are within the Syr Darya basin. [13] \n \n However, according to a 2018 report by the United Nations, the only joint monitoring currently conducted in the Syr Darya basin is on a bilateral basis between Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan in the Chu and Talas rivers. [14] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the SDBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [14] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the SDBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities were responsible for water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [18, 19] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water quality, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale regional-level activity on the issue. [14] \n \n In addition to the above efforts, in 2018 Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan established a Working Group on the topic of protection of the environment and water quality in the Syr Darya basin, agreeing a three-year work plan involving analysis of joint and the individual sides' capacity for monitoring, including consideration of methods, equipment and standards to be applied. [15] Following mutual site visits to laboratories and water monitoring posts in 2019, at a second meeting uniting deputies from the two countries' environment ministries in October 2019, the Working Group adopted a list of 28 pollutants to be tested for, although the exact list was not reported. [16, 17] A work plan for 2020 was also adopted, though not reported on, and the Kazakh delegation announced plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. [17] The former director of the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC), which supports the Working Group's activity including the October 2019 meeting [16], stated that CAREC had in 2019 considered plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan in the Working Group's plans, but was unable to give any more up-to-date information (having moved on from the organisation in June 2019). [18]","Plans exist for the basin states to carry out joint monitoring of water quality in the transboundary basin, but there is insufficient evidence that they have been fully implemented. \n\nStrategic Action 5.2.1.1 of the PAE calls for the Implementation of a Regional Water Quality Monitoring System in the Rivers of the Amazon Basin. The first step is to create an operational framework for the regional system [2]. ACTO and member states have cooperated on joint hydro-meteorological monitoring pilot programs. The Amazonas Project consisted of the acquisition of 6 monitoring stations that were set up to form a pilot regional monitoring network of 73 points in Brazil, Bolivia, Colombia and Peru. During the second phase of the project, ACTO reports that it plans to integrate the data provided from the member countries that form part of the network and continue improving technical capacity at participating agencies [3]. The Amazonas Project does not currently mention including Venezuela in the project [3]. ACTO's website does not contain additional public information regarding joint monitoring in the transboundary basin [4]. \n\nAccording to an academic paper, Colombia and Venezuela signed a transboundary basin agreement regarding the Catatumbo river in 1982, but it was not implemented [5]. In addition, Venezuela and Colombia signed the Act of San Pedro Alejandrino in 1990 to negotiate transboundary basin issues, and they established the Binational Technical Commission for the Integrated Study of Shared Hydrographic Basins between the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Colombia in 2002, which was tasked with reactivating negotiations around transboundary basins [6]. The text of these agreements does not appear to be publicly available online nor is there any indication they included joint monitoring.","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) carries out regular joint monitoring programmes and Vietnam participates in it.\n\nThe MRC monitors the following physico-chemical parameters: flow, TSS, pH, Temp., Cond., Ions, Nutrients (N, P), DO, COD and some trace metals. Such an activity is carried out to routinely determine the aptitude of the water body for ecological, drinking water and recreational activities. [1,2] The current Water Quality Monitoring Network includes water quality monitoring at 48 permanent monitoring stations; of which 11 are in Lao PDR, 8 in Thailand, 19 in Cambodia and 10 in Vietnam.[3] These stations have been classified as “primary stations” since 2005 and were designed to detect changes and capture pressures and threats to Mekong water quality. [2, 4] The current monitoring activities also include hydro-meteorological / near real-time rainfall and water levels, discharge and sediment, water quality, aquatic ecology, fisheries [4]. The MRC has recognized that the monitoring programme has some weaknesses such as lack of continuous monitoring, limited monitoring sites, inadequate data management, lack of equipment maintenance expertise, etc. Findings of those monitoring programmes are published on the MRC website [5].\n",null,null,null,"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute9_ru.htm].\n \n [4] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/].\n \n [5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n \n [6] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n \n [7] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.\n \n [8] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2018. \"Surface waters quality monitoring systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment.\" [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/SURFACE_WATERS_QUALITY_MONITORING_SYSTEMS_IN_CENTRAL_ASIA_NEEDS_ASSESSMENT.pdf].\n \n [9] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 25 October 2010. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf].\n \n [10] Government of the Republic of Tajikistan. Ordinance No. 541 of 23 October 2010. \"On the draft Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of hydrological monitoring and riverbank strengthening works on the river Panj (Amu)\", (\" О проекте Соглашения между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в области гидрологического мониторинга и берегоукрепительных работ на реке Пяндж (Аму)\". [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=15903].\n \n [11] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [12] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2017. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Tajikistan and Afghanistan in the upper Amu Darya and Pyanj river basins\", (\"Укрепление сотрудничества в области гидрологии окружающей среди между Таджикистаном и Афганистаном в бассейне реки Амударьи и Пяндж\"). [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/Milal_Inter_Journal_optimized.pdf].\n \n [13] Man and Nature (\"Инсон ба Табиат\"). 26 June 2019. \"Outcomes of the high-level meeting between the Republic of Tajikistan and the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan\", (\"Итоги совещание высокопоставленных должностных лиц и технических экспертов Республики Таджикистан и Исламской Республики Афганистан\"). [http://environment.tj/itogi-soveshhanie-vysokopostavlennyh-dolzhnostnyh-lic-i-tehnicheskih-jekspertov-respubliki-tadzhikistan-i-islamskoj-respubliki-afganistan/].","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 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OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index [3] Mekong River Commission. \"Continued dialogue and cooperation essential for shared benefits and prosperity\" 1 Aug 2016. http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/events/continued-dialogue-and-cooperation-essential-for-shared-benefits-and-prosperity/","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 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Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Amazonas Project. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/projects/details/23","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index [3] Mekong River Commission. \"Continued dialogue and cooperation essential for shared benefits and prosperity\" 1 Aug 2016. http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/events/continued-dialogue-and-cooperation-essential-for-shared-benefits-and-prosperity/","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 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[http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n \n [4] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan about the status of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) and its institutions.\" (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций.\"). 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[http://aral.uz/wp/]\n\n[11] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Projects in Central Asia.\" [https://www.unece.org/env/water/centralasia.html].\n\n[12] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2012. \"Terminal Report of the UNDA 6th Tranche Project 08/09V.\" [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/water/npd/ECE_08-09V_UNDA_Terminal_Report.pdf].\n\n[13] Groundwater Community of Practice. \"Syr Darya Basin Project.\" [http://groundwatercop.iwlearn.net/gefgwportfolio/syrdarya].\n\n[14] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2018. \"Surface waters quality monitoring systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment.\" [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/SURFACE_WATERS_QUALITY_MONITORING_SYSTEMS_IN_CENTRAL_ASIA_NEEDS_ASSESSMENT.pdf].\n\n[15] UZ TAG. 3 October 2018. \"Experts of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan approve a 3-year work plan in the sphere of environment on the Syr Darya river\", (\"Эксперты Казахстана и Узбекистана утвердили 3-летний план работ в сфере экологии на р. Сырдарья\"). [https://uztag.info/ru/news/eksperty-kazakhstana-i-uzbekistana-utverdili-3-letniy-plan-rabot-v-sfere-ekologii-na-r-syrdarya]. \n\n[16] Azattyq. 14 November 2019. \"28 pollutants to be monitored in the Syr Darya\", (\"Сырдарью промониторят по 28 загрязняющим веществам\"). [https://rus.azattyq-ruhy.kz/society/1969-syrdariu-promonitoriat-po-28-zagriazniaiushchim-veshchestvam].\n\n[17] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[18] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.\n\n[19] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 20 November 2019. \"The 2nd meeting of the Kazakh-Uzbek joint working group on environmental protection and water quality of the Syrdarya river basin\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/vtoroe-zasedanie-kazakhstansko-uzbekskoy-sovmestnoy-rabochey-gruppy-po-voprosam-okhrany-okruzhayushch/].","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index [3] Mekong River Commission. \"Continued dialogue and cooperation essential for shared benefits and prosperity\" 1 Aug 2016. http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/events/continued-dialogue-and-cooperation-essential-for-shared-benefits-and-prosperity/","[1] Ayşegül Kibaroğlu and Waltina Scheumann. Euphrates-Tigris Rivers System: “Political Rapprochement and Transboundary Waters” in Ayşegül Kibaroğlu, Waltina Scheumann, Annıka Kramer (eds): Turkey’s Water Policy: National Frameworks and International Cooperation. Springer Science and Business Media, 2011. https://books.google.com.tr/books?id=_1I_m3pdX8gC&pg=PA294&lpg=PA294&dq=Third+Meeting+of+the+High+Level+Strategic+Cooperation+Council+Between+the+Syrian+Arab+Republic+and+the+Republic+of+Turkey&source=bl&ots=2RmzqSJjon&sig=ACfU3U2Kvr1WnlXtFALedFJIF3gmthQPlA&hl=tr&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiG89LukrnhAhWPzoUKHa7FB_4Q6AEwBHoECAcQAQ#v=onepage&q=Third%20Meeting%20of%20the%20High%20Level%20Strategic%20Cooperation%20Council%20Between%20the%20Syrian%20Arab%20Republic%20and%20the%20Republic%20of%20Turkey&f=false\n[2] Arab News/Reuters, Turkey to release water to ease Iraqi shortages, 11 October 2018, http://www.arabnews.com/node/1385906/middle-east\n[3] UN Environment–DHI Centre on Water and Environment, IWRM Data Portal national submission file Turkey, 2017, http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Turkey [4] Wasinger, Camille E., \"Peace Be Dammed? Water Power and Water Politics in the Tigris-Euphrates Basin\" (2015).Honors Projects. 39. https://digitalcommons.bowdoin.edu/honorsprojects/39 [5] http://waterinventory.org/surface_water/euphrates-river-basin [6] Tugba Evrim Maden/Anatolian Agency. 29 January 2019. \"Türkiye'nin sınıraşan sular politikası: Fırat-Dicle Havzası\" (\"Turkey's transboundary water policy: the Euphrates-Tigris Basin\") https://www.aa.com.tr/tr/analiz-haber/turkiye-nin-sinirasan-sular-politikasi-firat-dicle-havzasi/1377914\n","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья».\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute9_ru.htm]\n\n[2] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[4] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan about the status of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) and its institutions.\" (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3_ru.htm]\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm]\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/index_ru.htm]\n\n[7] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"CA Water Info.\". [http://www.cawater-info.net/index.htm]\n\n[8] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\"). [http://www.ifas.kz/]\n\n[9] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\"). [http://kazaral.org/]\n\n[10] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"IFAS Agency for the realization of IFAS projects in Uzbekistan.\" (\"Агентство МФСА по реализации проектов МФСА в Узбекистане.\"). [http://aral.uz/wp/]\n\n[11] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Projects in Central Asia.\". [https://www.unece.org/env/water/centralasia.html]\n\n[12] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2012. \"Terminal Report of the UNDA 6th Tranche Project 08/09V.\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/water/npd/ECE_08-09V_UNDA_Terminal_Report.pdf]\n\n[13] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья».\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/bwoamu_ru.htm]\n\n[14] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2018. \"Surface waters quality monitoring systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment.\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/SURFACE_WATERS_QUALITY_MONITORING_SYSTEMS_IN_CENTRAL_ASIA_NEEDS_ASSESSMENT.pdf]\n\n[15] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[16] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья».\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute9_ru.htm]\n\n[2] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[4] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan about the status of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) and its institutions.\" (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3_ru.htm]\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm]\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/index_ru.htm]\n\n[7] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"CA Water Info.\". [http://www.cawater-info.net/index.htm]\n\n[8] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\"). [http://www.ifas.kz/]\n\n[9] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\"). [http://kazaral.org/]\n\n[10] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"IFAS Agency for the realization of IFAS projects in Uzbekistan.\" (\"Агентство МФСА по реализации проектов МФСА в Узбекистане.\"). [http://aral.uz/wp/]\n\n[11] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Projects in Central Asia.\". [https://www.unece.org/env/water/centralasia.html]\n\n[12] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2012. \"Terminal Report of the UNDA 6th Tranche Project 08/09V.\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/water/npd/ECE_08-09V_UNDA_Terminal_Report.pdf]\n\n[13] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья».\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/bwoamu_ru.htm]\n\n[14] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2018. \"Surface waters quality monitoring systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment.\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/SURFACE_WATERS_QUALITY_MONITORING_SYSTEMS_IN_CENTRAL_ASIA_NEEDS_ASSESSMENT.pdf]\n\n[15] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[16] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Сырдарья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute10_ru.htm].\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[4] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan about the status of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) and its institutions.\" (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3_ru.htm]\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm]\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/index_ru.htm]\n\n[7] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"CA Water Info.\". [http://www.cawater-info.net/index.htm]\n\n[8] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\"). [http://www.ifas.kz/]\n\n[9] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\"). [http://kazaral.org/]\n\n[10] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"IFAS Agency for the realization of IFAS projects in Uzbekistan.\" (\"Агентство МФСА по реализации проектов МФСА в Узбекистане.\"). [http://aral.uz/wp/]\n\n[11] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Projects in Central Asia.\" [https://www.unece.org/env/water/centralasia.html].\n\n[12] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2012. \"Terminal Report of the UNDA 6th Tranche Project 08/09V.\" [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/water/npd/ECE_08-09V_UNDA_Terminal_Report.pdf].\n\n[13] Groundwater Community of Practice. \"Syr Darya Basin Project.\" [http://groundwatercop.iwlearn.net/gefgwportfolio/syrdarya].\n\n[14] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2018. \"Surface waters quality monitoring systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment.\" [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/SURFACE_WATERS_QUALITY_MONITORING_SYSTEMS_IN_CENTRAL_ASIA_NEEDS_ASSESSMENT.pdf].\n\n[15] UZ TAG. 3 October 2018. \"Experts of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan approve a 3-year work plan in the sphere of environment on the Syr Darya river\", (\"Эксперты Казахстана и Узбекистана утвердили 3-летний план работ в сфере экологии на р. Сырдарья\"). [https://uztag.info/ru/news/eksperty-kazakhstana-i-uzbekistana-utverdili-3-letniy-plan-rabot-v-sfere-ekologii-na-r-syrdarya]. \n\n[16] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 20 November 2019. \"The 2nd meeting of the Kazakh-Uzbek joint working group on environmental protection and water quality of the Syrdarya river basin\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/vtoroe-zasedanie-kazakhstansko-uzbekskoy-sovmestnoy-rabochey-gruppy-po-voprosam-okhrany-okruzhayushch/].\n\n[17] Azattyq. 14 November 2019. \"28 pollutants to be monitored in the Syr Darya\", (\"Сырдарью промониторят по 28 загрязняющим веществам\"). [https://rus.azattyq-ruhy.kz/society/1969-syrdariu-promonitoriat-po-28-zagriazniaiushchim-veshchestvam].\n\n[18] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[19] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Amazonas Project. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/projects/details/23\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[5] Medina de Perez, Mayra. Transboundary Basins. 2006. http://observatoriogeograficoamericalatina.org.mx/egal11/Procesosambientales/Hidrologia/03.pdf\n[6] United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization. Venezuela International Issues related to water. 2016. http://www.fao.org/nr/water/aquastat/countries_regions/Profile_segments/VEN-IntIss_esp.stm","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index [3] Mekong River Commission. \"Continued dialogue and cooperation essential for shared benefits and prosperity\" 1 Aug 2016. http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/events/continued-dialogue-and-cooperation-essential-for-shared-benefits-and-prosperity/"]
[null,"3.4.2",null,0,1,2,1,2,0,1,2,1,2,0,0,0,0,2,2,2,0,1,2,2,2,0,0,0,2,0,0,0,0,1,2,null,null,null,"Afghanistan is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] There is no mention of water assessment in the 1992 Almaty Agreement or the statute of ICWC. [1, 3] According to its statute, the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) is responsible for water assessment in the Amu Darya basin. [1] However, Afghanistan is not a member of the ADBWO and no evidence that the organisation carries out such activities in practice was found on its website or that of the ICWC. [4, 5] Expert interviewees confirm that the ADBWO does not carry out large-scale assessment. [6, 7] A 2018 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe states there is currently no large-scale joint assessment in the Amu Darya basin. [8]\n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed a five-year agreement on cooperation \"in the sphere of development and management of water resources\" on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitue the countries' border. [9] The agreement's provisions refer to cooperation on water monitoring. [9, 10] The parties committed to developing procedures for joint monitoring and assessment of water levels, quality and uptake, including restoration of former monitoring posts (abandoned due to conflict), determination of sites for new posts, organisation of joint surveying expeditions and expereince sharing, and to share information as a matter of urgency regarding floods, mudslides and droughts in the river basin. [9] \n \n In 2014, Afghanistan and Tajikistan signed a Memorandum of Understanding on exchange of hydrological data, extending the existing agreement until 2020, and data exchange commenced in 2015. [11] With support from the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, the two countries conducted expeditions along the Amu Darya in 2016 and 2017, researching hydrological and environmental aspects of the river area and meeting local communities. [11, 12] However, cooperation in the area remains based around annual data exchange and joint expeditions, with no joint assessment yet in place. [11, 13] High-level dialogue on hydrological and environmental issues of the Amu Darya continued with two meetings in 2019, beginning the development of a road map for cooperation in coming years, working towards full-scale joint monitoring. [13] However, there was no evidence of plans to conduct joint assessment. [13]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member states carried out national and regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analyses in 2014 and 2015 and these results were published in the Amazon Basin Regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis (ADT) in 2018 [1]. \n\n\nThe TDA covers all eight countries in the Amazon basin and its objective is to (i) Identify and assess priority transboundary environmental and socio-economic issues related to Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in the region, and (ii) Determine their direct, indirect and root causes, in addition to their socio-economic and environmental impacts\". [1]\n\n\nIn order to create the Regional ADT document, each country carried out a national ADT to identify priority areas. When these national ADTs were reviewed together at events organized by ACTO, nine priority transboundary issues for the Amazon Basin were identified, including pollution of water, biodiversity loss, erosion, loss of glaciers, and insufficient integrated water resources management, among others [1]. The priority areas identified via the national and regional ADT processes were used to create the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE), which was issued by ACTO in 2018 [1]. The Regional ADT does not contain information regarding its next iteration or a process to update it [1]. \n\nThe PAE states that its \"implementation processes shall be reviewed and updated during the years it is executed\", but it does not set a timeline for such actions nor mention updating the underlying assessment [3].","The basin states has carried out comprehensive joint assessments previously in the transboundary basin. However the last example of this was in 2009. \n\nIn 2009, the Sava River Basin Commission compiled the Sava River Analysis report. [5] This 300+ page assessment was used as the basis for the formation of the Sava River Basin Management Plan, mentionned above. The Assessment was desgined to meet EU standards for charaterising water resources outlined in Water Framework Directive and was compiled by Sava Commission's Permanent Expert Group for River Basin Management. The Assessment includes a three sections: a general overview of the charateristics of the basin, a section on water quality and a section water quantity. [5]\n\nAccording to the document \"Steps Towards Integrated Water Management in the Sava River Basin\" all countries within the Sava River Basin use biological elements for the assessment of the ecological status in monitoring practice. However, in general, systems of ecological status assessment should be further upgraded. Further development of systems of ecological status assessment should include design of stressor oriented indicators (metrics)....There is a lack of comparability among existing data and insufficient assessment of pollutants' fate in water-sediment-biota compartments. [3]\n\nIn addition, based on the outcomes from the workshop \"Towards the assessment of ecological status of water bodies in the Sava River Basin\" (Ljubljana, 10-12 February 2016, organised by the STAWA and GLOBAQUA projects), the following priority actions aimed at improving the monitoring practice, data availability and quality have been identified: Harmonization of sampling, material and data processing methodology, as well as assessment systems is crucial in order to provide high quality and comparable data. [3] However they are yet to be implemented [3].\n\nA recent comprehensive assesment of the basin was underaken by the UNECE and published in 2016 [4] However as the Save River Basin Commission was not a partner on the report in cannot be seen as a joint assessment. [4]\n\nWebsite of the Sava Commission and its Annual Report do not have any further information about joint assessment in the transboundary basin. [1, 2]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member states carried out national and regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analyses in 2014 and 2015 and these results were published in the Amazon Basin Regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis (ADT) in 2018 [1]. \n\n\nThe TDA covers all eight countries in the Amazon basin and its objective is to (i) Identify and assess priority transboundary environmental and socio-economic issues related to Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in the region, and (ii) Determine their direct, indirect and root causes, in addition to their socio-economic and environmental impacts\". [1]\n\n\nIn order to create the Regional ADT document, each country carried out a national ADT to identify priority areas. When these national ADTs were reviewed together at events organized by ACTO, nine priority transboundary issues for the Amazon Basin were identified, including pollution of water, biodiversity loss, erosion, loss of glaciers, and insufficient integrated water resources management, among others [1]. The priority areas identified via the national and regional ADT processes were used to create the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE), which was issued by ACTO in 2018 [1]. The Regional ADT does not contain information regarding its next iteration or a process to update it [1]. \n\nThe PAE states that its \"implementation processes shall be reviewed and updated during the years it is executed\", but it does not set a timeline for such actions nor mention updating the underlying assessment [3].","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) carries out regular joint assessment programmes and Cambodia participates in it.\n\nThe MRC carries out regular joint assessments to provide a broad analysis of transboundary water resources, pressure factors, quantity and quality status, transboundary impacts, as well as responses and future trends. The MRC has conducted periodic assessments of its programmes for the UNECE. A 2013 report highlighted the costs and benefits of hydroelectric power projects, climate adaptation measures and current work to balance development and protection. [1] A 2016 report highlighted trans-border assessments and opportunities for collaboration [2]. In its most recent hydrology and water resources assessment, the MRC researched a range of potential climate change impacts on river flows, water levels, flooding; drought and salinity in the Lower Mekong Basin [3]. An annual Mekong Flood report is published to assess the damage caused by floods each year and progress towards mitigating future losses. [4] Following a strategic environmental assessment of hydropower along the Mekong, the MRC set up the RSAT – a rapid basin-wide hydropower sustainability assessment tool that the joint body describes as a “joint initiative multi-stakeholder dialogue and assessment tool designed to assess hydropower development and management issues at a basin wide level”. [5] The MRC is currently developing joint assessments in socio-economic, food security and ecosystems and biodiversity across the basin. [6]\n","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) carries out joint assessment. Its Planning Division is responsible for basin and sector planning, including basin-wide assessments and make the Basin Development Strategy every five years [1]. China is not a full member of the MRC (Mekong River Commission), but it has maintained cooperationes with the MRC. In 2013, China and the MRC renewed their agreement on data sharing, which was originally signed in 2002 [2]. China is a member of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC) innitiative. Together with five riparian countries, including Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam, the LMC published a five-year action plan in 2018 [3]. This plan states that the countries shall conduct joint assessment for drought and flood prevention, but no specific details were given. China is also a member of the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD). But the ADC has not given information on joint assessments [4]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member states carried out national and regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analyses in 2014 and 2015 and these results were published in the Amazon Basin Regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis (ADT) in 2018 [1]. \n\n\nThe TDA covers all eight countries in the Amazon basin and its objective is to (i) Identify and assess priority transboundary environmental and socio-economic issues related to Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in the region, and (ii) Determine their direct, indirect and root causes, in addition to their socio-economic and environmental impacts\". [1]\n\n\nIn order to create the Regional ADT document, each country carried out a national ADT to identify priority areas. When these national ADTs were reviewed together at events organized by ACTO, nine priority transboundary issues for the Amazon Basin were identified, including pollution of water, biodiversity loss, erosion, loss of glaciers, and insufficient integrated water resources management, among others [1]. The priority areas identified via the national and regional ADT processes were used to create the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE), which was issued by ACTO in 2018 [1]. The Regional ADT does not contain information regarding its next iteration or a process to update it [1]. \n\nThe PAE states that its \"implementation processes shall be reviewed and updated during the years it is executed\", but it does not set a timeline for such actions nor mention updating the underlying assessment [3].","The basin states has carried out comprehensive joint assessments previously in the transboundary basin. However the last example of this was in 2009. \n\nIn 2009, the Sava River Basin Commission compiled the Sava River Analysis report. [5] This 300+ page assessment was used as the basis for the formation of the Sava River Basin Management Plan, mentionned above. The Assessment was desgined to meet EU standards for charaterising water resources outlined in Water Framework Directive and was compiled by Sava Commission's Permanent Expert Group for River Basin Management. The Assessment includes a three sections: a general overview of the charateristics of the basin, a section on water quality and a section water quantity. [5]\n\nAccording to the document \"Steps Towards Integrated Water Management in the Sava River Basin\" all countries within the Sava River Basin use biological elements for the assessment of the ecological status in monitoring practice. However, in general, systems of ecological status assessment should be further upgraded. Further development of systems of ecological status assessment should include design of stressor oriented indicators (metrics)....There is a lack of comparability among existing data and insufficient assessment of pollutants' fate in water-sediment-biota compartments. [3]\n\nIn addition, based on the outcomes from the workshop \"Towards the assessment of ecological status of water bodies in the Sava River Basin\" (Ljubljana, 10-12 February 2016, organised by the STAWA and GLOBAQUA projects), the following priority actions aimed at improving the monitoring practice, data availability and quality have been identified: Harmonization of sampling, material and data processing methodology, as well as assessment systems is crucial in order to provide high quality and comparable data. [3] However they are yet to be implemented [3].\n\nA recent comprehensive assesment of the basin was underaken by the UNECE and published in 2016 [4] However as the Save River Basin Commission was not a partner on the report in cannot be seen as a joint assessment. [4]\n\nWebsite of the Sava Commission and its Annual Report do not have any further information about joint assessment in the transboundary basin. [1, 2]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member states carried out national and regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analyses in 2014 and 2015 and these results were published in the Amazon Basin Regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis (ADT) in 2018 [1]. \n\n\nThe TDA covers all eight countries in the Amazon basin and its objective is to (i) Identify and assess priority transboundary environmental and socio-economic issues related to Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in the region, and (ii) Determine their direct, indirect and root causes, in addition to their socio-economic and environmental impacts\". [1]\n\n\nIn order to create the Regional ADT document, each country carried out a national ADT to identify priority areas. When these national ADTs were reviewed together at events organized by ACTO, nine priority transboundary issues for the Amazon Basin were identified, including pollution of water, biodiversity loss, erosion, loss of glaciers, and insufficient integrated water resources management, among others [1]. The priority areas identified via the national and regional ADT processes were used to create the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE), which was issued by ACTO in 2018 [1]. The Regional ADT does not contain information regarding its next iteration or a process to update it [1]. \n\nThe PAE states that its \"implementation processes shall be reviewed and updated during the years it is executed\", but it does not set a timeline for such actions nor mention updating the underlying assessment [3].","The Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS), of which Guinea is a full member, conducts assessment programmes regularly where all four members participate.\n\nOne such example is the HYCOS programme started by the OMVS with cooperation from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). The objective is to set up a system for observing the hydrological cycle in the river basin and promote a better knowledge of water resources in the Senegal River basin and, more particularly, in the upper basin where most of the river's input comes from. [1] Moreover, the Environment Observatory of the OMVS has published a single annual report in 2006, which analyzes pressure factors, quantity and quality status, among other indicators. [2] The OMVS has also been running an Integrated Water Resources Management Project (PGIRE) since 2007, now in its second phase, whose main objective is to assess and reinforce the capacity of the basin to respond to threats from climate change. [3] Although on the OMVS website, the section \"Publication of hydrological bulletins\" is empty [4], in 2018, the OMVS published an announcement about the hydrological situation of the river, suggesting a regular assessment and monitoring at least on a yearly basis [5].","No, there is no formal collaboration on joint assessment activities. \n\nAccording to the 1975 agreement, the issue of water pollution control was assigned to a Common Bureau of Coordination, which was never established [1]. In 2012, the bureau for Iran-Iraq Economic Development Affairs announced that the Common Bureau of Coordination for Arvand river will soon begin operation upon agreement of both countries [2] but no further actions were reported.\n\nNo other information was found after a check of multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [3], the Foreign Ministry [4], the Department of Environment [5], the Ministry of Energy [6] and the Ministry of Agriculture [7] provided no relevant information.\n","There is no joint assessment of water availability by the states in the Euphrates-Tigris river basin. \n\nTurkey and Iraq agreed to share hydrological and meteorological information and exchange expertise in these areas under the Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Environment and Forestry of the Republic of Turkey and the Ministry of Water Resources of the Republic of Iraq on Water of 2009 (one of 48 MoUs signed between the two countries at that time). [1] [2] However, according to a recent article published by the semi-official Anatolian Agency, the understandings reached with Iraq in 2009 have not yet been implemented, despite recent improvements in bilateral ties [3].\n\nThere was no other evidence of bilateral assessments between countries, nor during talks about the revival of the Algiers Agreement with Iran [4,5,1]\n","Kazakhstan is not involved in joint assessment in the Syr Darya basin.\n \n The statutes of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) and the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any assessment function, and there is no mention of assessment in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [1, 2, 3, 4] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint assessment on any of the websites associated with the ICWC or IFAS. [5, 6, 7, 8, 9]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [10] A joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, and a joint pilot assessment was made on the basis of the data from the Vakhsh and Talas rivers. [11] The Talas and Chu are within the Syr Darya basin, and fall under a 2000 agreement between Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan on joint management. [12, 13] The agreement originally aimed at water allocation, with a 48/52% split between Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan respectively, but also led to the establishment of the Chu-Talas Water Management Commission in 2006, under whose auspices the joint monitoring pilot was carried out. [11, 13]\n \n Under a Global Environment Facility support project for the Chu-Talas Water Management Commission, from 2014 the two countries received support to develop the monitoring systems developed under the previous pilot project, receiving capacity building, equipment investments for laboratories and observation points, and support in the development of joint standards for monitoring and data exchange processes. [14] However, a 2018 United Nations Development Programme document on the outcomes of capacity building reports that joint standards had yet to be developed, and also noted that procedures for joint work were not in place, and the Kyrgyz networks of observation points on the Talas remained inoperational. [15] A UNECE report in 2018 details a network of nine observation posts in Kyrgyzstan for the river Chu, which all collect water pollution data (temperature, oxygenation, chemical and biological contamination, but not hydrology data, and in Kazakhstan, one observation post for each river, which collect hydrology data and water samples for laboratory testing. [15, 16] In 2018, Kazakhstan's hydrometereological centre conducted testing at 16 water sampling sites in the Chu/Talas basin, testing for 17 pollutants, and worked towards creation of a report shared with the Kyrgyz side at a session of the Chu-Talas Water Management Commission in 2019. [17, 18] The Water Management Commission meets bi-annually, and water monitoring data is shared at these meetings. [18]","Kyrgyzstan is not involved in joint assessment in the Syr Darya basin.\n \n The statutes of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) and the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any assessment function, and there is no mention of assessment in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [1, 2, 3, 4] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint assessment on any of the websites associated with the ICWC or IFAS. [5, 6, 7, 8, 9] Kyrgyzstan \"froze\" its membership of IFAS and thus ICWC in 2016, and has not participated in SDBWO operations since. [10]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [10] A joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, and a joint pilot assessment was made on the basis of the data from the Vakhsh and Talas rivers. [11] The Talas and Chu are within the Syr Darya basin, and fall under a 2000 agreement between Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan on joint management. [12, 14] The agreement originally aimed at water allocation, with a 48/52% split between Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan respectively, but also led to the establishment of the Chu-Talas Water Management Commission in 2006, under whose auspices the joint monitoring pilot was carried out. [11, 14]\n \n Under a Global Environment Facility support project for the Chu-Talas Water Management Commission, from 2014 the two countries received support to develop the monitoring systems developed under the previous pilot project, receiving capacity building, equipment investments for laboratories and observation points, and support in the development of joint standards for monitoring and data exchange processes. [15] However, a 2018 United Nations Development Programme document on the outcomes of capacity building reports that joint standards had yet to be developed, and also noted that procedures for joint work were not in place, and the Kyrgyz networks of observation points on the Talas remained inoperational. [16] A UNECE report in 2018 details a network of nine observation posts in Kyrgyzstan for the river Chu, which all collect water pollution data (temperature, oxygenation, chemical and biological contamination, but not hydrology data, and in Kazakhstan, one observation post for each river, which collect hydrology data and water samples for laboratory testing. [16, 17] In 2018, Kazakhstan's hydrometereological centre conducted testing at 16 water sampling sites in the Chu/Talas basin, testing for 17 pollutants, and worked towards creation of a report shared with the Kyrgyz side at a session of the Chu-Talas Water Management Commission in 2019; although no evidence of equivalent testing by Kyrgyzstan was found on the website of the country's hydrometerological service. [18, 19, 20] The Water Management Commission meets bi-annually, and water monitoring data is shared at these meetings. [19]","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) carries out regular joint assessment programmes and Laos participates in it.\n\nThe MRC carries out regular joint assessments to provide a broad analysis of transboundary water resources, pressure factors, quantity and quality status, transboundary impacts, as well as responses and future trends. The MRC has conducted periodic assessments of its programmes for the UNECE. A 2013 report highlighted the costs and benefits of hydroelectric power projects, climate adaptation measures and current work to balance development and protection. [1] A 2016 report highlighted trans-border assessments and opportunities for collaboration [2]. In its most recent hydrology and water resources assessment, the MRC researched a range of potential climate change impacts on river flows, water levels, flooding; drought and salinity in the Lower Mekong Basin [3]. An annual Mekong Flood report is published to assess the damage caused by floods each year and progress towards mitigating future losses. [4] Following a strategic environmental assessment of hydropower along the Mekong, the MRC set up the RSAT – a rapid basin-wide hydropower sustainability assessment tool that the joint body describes as a “joint initiative multi-stakeholder dialogue and assessment tool designed to assess hydropower development and management issues at a basin wide level”. [5] The MRC is currently developing joint assessments in socio-economic, food security and ecosystems and biodiversity across the basin. [6]\n","The Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS), of which Mali is a full member, conducts assessment programmes regularly where all four members participate.\n\nOne such example is the HYCOS programme started by the OMVS with cooperation from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). The objective is to set up a system for observing the hydrological cycle in the river basin and promote a better knowledge of water resources in the Senegal River basin and, more particularly, in the upper basin where most of the river's input comes from. [1] Moreover, the Environment Observatory of the OMVS has published a single annual report in 2006, which analyzes pressure factors, quantity and quality status, among other indicators. [2] The OMVS has also been running an Integrated Water Resources Management Project (PGIRE) since 2007, now in its second phase, whose main objective is to assess and reinforce the capacity of the basin to respond to threats from climate change. [3] Although on the OMVS website, the section \"Publication of hydrological bulletins\" is empty [4], in 2018, the OMVS published an announcement about the hydrological situation of the river, suggesting a regular assessment and monitoring at least on a yearly basis [5].","The Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS), of which Mauritania is a full member, conducts assessment programmes regularly where all four members participate.\n\nOne such example is the HYCOS programme started by the OMVS with cooperation from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). The objective is to set up a system for observing the hydrological cycle in the river basin and promote a better knowledge of water resources in the Senegal River basin and, more particularly, in the upper basin where most of the river's input comes from. [1] Moreover, the Environment Observatory of the OMVS has published a single annual report in 2006, which analyzes pressure factors, quantity and quality status, among other indicators. [2] The OMVS has also been running an Integrated Water Resources Management Project (PGIRE) since 2007, now in its second phase, whose main objective is to assess and reinforce the capacity of the basin to respond to threats from climate change. [3] Although on the OMVS website, the section \"Publication of hydrological bulletins\" is empty [4], in 2018, the OMVS published an announcement about the hydrological situation of the river, suggesting a regular assessment and monitoring at least on a yearly basis [5].","Myanmar is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the MoU renewed in 2013.MRC is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. It is the inter-governmental organization that works directly with the governments of Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Vietnam to jointly manage the shared water resources and the sustainable development of the Mekong River. Myanmar, as dialogue partner has cooperated with the MRC Secretariat in exchanging relevant monitoring and water-quality data and technological expertise in flood prevention and management. There is however, no evidence of joint assessment programs that have been carried out or planned. [1, 2]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member states carried out national and regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analyses in 2014 and 2015 and these results were published in the Amazon Basin Regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis (ADT) in 2018 [1]. \n\n\nThe TDA covers all eight countries in the Amazon basin and its objective is to (i) Identify and assess priority transboundary environmental and socio-economic issues related to Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in the region, and (ii) Determine their direct, indirect and root causes, in addition to their socio-economic and environmental impacts\". [1]\n\n\nIn order to create the Regional ADT document, each country carried out a national ADT to identify priority areas. When these national ADTs were reviewed together at events organized by ACTO, nine priority transboundary issues for the Amazon Basin were identified, including pollution of water, biodiversity loss, erosion, loss of glaciers, and insufficient integrated water resources management, among others [1]. The priority areas identified via the national and regional ADT processes were used to create the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE), which was issued by ACTO in 2018 [1]. The Regional ADT does not contain information regarding its next iteration or a process to update it [1]. \n\nThe PAE states that its \"implementation processes shall be reviewed and updated during the years it is executed\", but it does not set a timeline for such actions nor mention updating the underlying assessment [3].","The Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS), of which Senegal is a full member, conducts assessment programmes regularly where all four members participate.\n\nOne such example is the HYCOS programme started by the OMVS with cooperation from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). The objective is to set up a system for observing the hydrological cycle in the river basin and promote a better knowledge of water resources in the Senegal River basin and, more particularly, in the upper basin where most of the river's input comes from. [1] Moreover, the Environment Observatory of the OMVS has published a single annual report in 2006, which analyzes pressure factors, quantity and quality status, among other indicators. [2] The OMVS has also been running an Integrated Water Resources Management Project (PGIRE) since 2007, now in its second phase, whose main objective is to assess and reinforce the capacity of the basin to respond to threats from climate change. [3] Although on the OMVS website, the section \"Publication of hydrological bulletins\" is empty [4], in 2018, the OMVS published an announcement about the hydrological situation of the river, suggesting a regular assessment and monitoring at least on a yearly basis [5].","The basin states has carried out comprehensive joint assessments previously in the transboundary basin. However the last example of this was in 2009. \n\nIn 2009, the Sava River Basin Commission compiled the Sava River Analysis report. [5] This 300+ page assessment was used as the basis for the formation of the Sava River Basin Management Plan, mentionned above. The Assessment was desgined to meet EU standards for charaterising water resources outlined in Water Framework Directive and was compiled by Sava Commission's Permanent Expert Group for River Basin Management. The Assessment includes a three sections: a general overview of the charateristics of the basin, a section on water quality and a section water quantity. [5]\n\nAccording to the document \"Steps Towards Integrated Water Management in the Sava River Basin\" all countries within the Sava River Basin use biological elements for the assessment of the ecological status in monitoring practice. However, in general, systems of ecological status assessment should be further upgraded. Further development of systems of ecological status assessment should include design of stressor oriented indicators (metrics)....There is a lack of comparability among existing data and insufficient assessment of pollutants' fate in water-sediment-biota compartments. [3]\n\nIn addition, based on the outcomes from the workshop \"Towards the assessment of ecological status of water bodies in the Sava River Basin\" (Ljubljana, 10-12 February 2016, organised by the STAWA and GLOBAQUA projects), the following priority actions aimed at improving the monitoring practice, data availability and quality have been identified: Harmonization of sampling, material and data processing methodology, as well as assessment systems is crucial in order to provide high quality and comparable data. [3] However they are yet to be implemented [3].\n\nA recent comprehensive assesment of the basin was underaken by the UNECE and published in 2016 [4] However as the Save River Basin Commission was not a partner on the report in cannot be seen as a joint assessment. [4]\n\nWebsite of the Sava Commission and its Annual Report do not have any further information about joint assessment in the transboundary basin. [1, 2]","The basin states has carried out comprehensive joint assessments previously in the transboundary basin. However the last example of this was in 2009. \n\nIn 2009, the Sava River Basin Commission compiled the Sava River Analysis report. [5] This 300+ page assessment was used as the basis for the formation of the Sava River Basin Management Plan, mentionned above. The Assessment was desgined to meet EU standards for charaterising water resources outlined in Water Framework Directive and was compiled by Sava Commission's Permanent Expert Group for River Basin Management. The Assessment includes a three sections: a general overview of the charateristics of the basin, a section on water quality and a section water quantity. [5]\n\nAccording to the document \"Steps Towards Integrated Water Management in the Sava River Basin\" all countries within the Sava River Basin use biological elements for the assessment of the ecological status in monitoring practice. However, in general, systems of ecological status assessment should be further upgraded. Further development of systems of ecological status assessment should include design of stressor oriented indicators (metrics)....There is a lack of comparability among existing data and insufficient assessment of pollutants' fate in water-sediment-biota compartments. [3]\n\nIn addition, based on the outcomes from the workshop \"Towards the assessment of ecological status of water bodies in the Sava River Basin\" (Ljubljana, 10-12 February 2016, organised by the STAWA and GLOBAQUA projects), the following priority actions aimed at improving the monitoring practice, data availability and quality have been identified: Harmonization of sampling, material and data processing methodology, as well as assessment systems is crucial in order to provide high quality and comparable data. [3] However they are yet to be implemented [3].\n\nA recent comprehensive assesment of the basin was underaken by the UNECE and published in 2016 [4] However as the Save River Basin Commission was not a partner on the report in cannot be seen as a joint assessment. [4]\n\nWebsite of the Sava Commission and its Annual Report do not have any further information about joint assessment in the transboundary basin. [1, 2]","No, there is no formal collaboration on joint assessment activities. Currently, there are no basin-wide operational arrangements in the Tigris-Euphrates River Basin (shared between Iraq, Syria and Turkey). [1] The Syrian war has stalled all efforts towards development of water resources in the Euphrates-Tigris basin. All previous MoUs, such as the MoU of 2002 between Syria and Iraq [2], two MoUs in 2011 between Syria and Turkey [3] [4] have expired or do not show current operational status.\n\nOne of the MoUs signed between the Government of the Republic of Turkey and the Government of the Syrian Arab Republic at the first meeting of the High Level Strategic Cooperation Council of December 2009 was for cooperation in the Field of Efficient Utilisation of Water Resources and Combating Drought. This was one of 50 MoUs signed. [5] However there was no evidence it has been implemented [1,2,3,4]","Tajikistan is not involved in joint assessment in the Amu Darya basin.\n \n The statutes of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) and the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any assessment function, and there is no mention of assessment in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [1, 2, 3, 4] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint assessment on any of the websites associated with the ICWC, ADBWO or IFAS. [5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [11] A joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, and a joint pilot assessment was made on the basis of the data from the Vakhsh and Talas rivers. [12] The Vakhsh is a tributary of the Amu Darya, and part of the Amu Darya basin. [13] \n \n However, a 2018 report by the United Nations stated that there was currently no joint monitoring in the Amu Darya basin. [14] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the ADBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [14] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the ADBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities were responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [15, 16] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water assessment, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [14] \n \n In 2014, Afghanistan and Tajikistan signed a Memorandum of Understanding on exchange of hydrological data, and data exchange commenced in 2015. [17] This followed a 2010 bilateral agreement committing to cooperate on monitoring in the Pyanj/Amu Darya river which forms the countries' border. As part of the agreement, the parties committed to developing procedures for joint monitoring and analysis of water levels, quality and uptake, including restoration of former monitoring posts (abandoned due to conflict), determination of sites for new posts, organisation of joint surveying expeditions and expereince sharing, and to share information as a matter of urgency regarding floods, mudslides and droughts in the river basin. [18] With support from the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, the two countries conducted expeditions along the Amu Darya in 2016 and 2017, researching hydrological and environmental aspects of the river area and meeting local communities. [17, 19] High-level dialogue on hydrological and environmental issues of the Amu Darya continued with two meetings in 2019, beginning the development of a road map for cooperation in coming years, working towards full-scale joint monitoring, from the current system of annual data exchange and joint expeditions. [20] However, no evidence of plans to commence joint assessment of the Amu Darya was found. [17, 20]","Tajikistan is not involved in joint assessment in the Syr Darya basin.\n \n The statutes of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) and the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any assessment function, and there is no mention of assessment in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [1, 2, 3, 4] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint assessment on any of the websites associated with the ICWC or IFAS. [5, 6, 7, 8, 9]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [10] A joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, and a joint pilot assessment was made on the basis of the data from the Vakhsh and Talas rivers. [11] The Talas and Chu are within the Syr Darya basin. [12]\n \n However, a 2018 report by the United Nations stated that there was currently no joint monitoring in the Amu Darya basin. [13] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the SDBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [14] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the SDBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities were responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [14, 15] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water assessment, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [13]","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) carries out regular joint assessment programmes and Thailand participates in it.\n\nThe MRC carries out regular joint assessments to provide a broad analysis of transboundary water resources, pressure factors, quantity and quality status, transboundary impacts, as well as responses and future trends. The MRC has conducted periodic assessments of its programmes for the UNECE. A 2013 report highlighted the costs and benefits of hydroelectric power projects, climate adaptation measures and current work to balance development and protection. [1] A 2016 report highlighted trans-border assessments and opportunities for collaboration [2]. In its most recent hydrology and water resources assessment, the MRC researched a range of potential climate change impacts on river flows, water levels, flooding; drought and salinity in the Lower Mekong Basin [3]. An annual Mekong Flood report is published to assess the damage caused by floods each year and progress towards mitigating future losses. [4] Following a strategic environmental assessment of hydropower along the Mekong, the MRC set up the RSAT – a rapid basin-wide hydropower sustainability assessment tool that the joint body describes as a “joint initiative multi-stakeholder dialogue and assessment tool designed to assess hydropower development and management issues at a basin wide level”. [5] The MRC is currently developing joint assessments in socio-economic, food security and ecosystems and biodiversity across the basin. [6]\n","There is no joint assessment of water availability by the states in the Euphrates-Tigris river basin. \n\nOne of the MoUs signed between the Government of the Republic of Turkey and the Government of the Syrian Arab Republic at the first meeting of the High Level Strategic Cooperation Council of December 2009 was for cooperation in the Field of Efficient Utilisation of Water Resources and Combating Drought. This was one of 50 MoUs signed. [1] No progress was mentioned in this respect at the second meeting of the Council in October 2010 [8], after which Turkey-Syrian relations were to deteriorate rapidly due to the events in Syria. Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally [2]. \n\nTurkey’s submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1, states that “Data and information sharing efforts exist via bilateral meetings and Turkey shares requested data via diplomatic channels upon request” but does not refer to any joint assessment activities. [3\n\n] With respect to Iraq, Turkey and Iraq agreed to share hydrological and meteorological information and exchange expertise in these areas under the Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Environment and Forestry of the Republic of Turkey and the Ministry of Water Resources of the Republic of Iraq on Water of 2009 (one of 48 MoUs signed between the two countries at that time). [4] [5] However, according to a recent article published by the semi-official Anatolian Agency, the understandings reached with Iraq in 2009 have not yet been implemented, despite recent improvements in bilateral ties [6].","Turkmenistan is not involved in joint assessment in the Amu Darya basin.\n \n The statutes of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) and the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any assessment function, and there is no mention of assessment in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [1, 2, 3, 4] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint assessment on any of the websites associated with the ICWC, ADBWO or IFAS. [5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [11] A joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, and a joint pilot assessment was made on the basis of the data from the Vakhsh and Talas rivers. [12] The Vakhsh is a tributary of the Amu Darya, and part of the Amu Darya basin. [13] \n \n However, a 2018 report by the United Nations stated that there was currently no joint monitoring in the Amu Darya basin. [14] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the ADBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [14] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the ADBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities were responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [15, 16] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water assessment, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [14]","Uzbekistan is not involved in joint assessment in the Amu Darya basin.\n \n The statutes of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) and the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any assessment function, and there is no mention of assessment in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [1, 2, 3, 4] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint assessment on any of the websites associated with the ICWC, ADBWO or IFAS. [5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [11] A joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, and a joint pilot assessment was made on the basis of the data from the Vakhsh and Talas rivers. [12] The Vakhsh is a tributary of the Amu Darya, and part of the Amu Darya basin. [13] \n \n However, a 2018 report by the United Nations stated that there was currently no joint monitoring in the Amu Darya basin. [14] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the ADBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [14] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the ADBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities were responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [15, 16] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water assessment, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [14]","Uzbekistan is not involved in joint assessment in the Syr Darya basin.\n \n The statutes of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) and the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) do not refer to any assessment function, and there is no mention of assessment in the 1992 Almaty Agreement (the basis for water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [1, 2, 3, 4] Similarly, there is no evidence of joint assessment on any of the websites associated with the ICWC or IFAS. [5, 6, 7, 8, 9]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [10] A joint monitoring pilot was carried out on the Vakhsh, Talas and Chu rivers, involving Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, and a joint pilot assessment was made on the basis of the data from the Vakhsh and Talas rivers. [11] The Talas and Chu are within the Syr Darya basin. [12]\n \n However, a 2018 report by the United Nations stated that there was currently no joint monitoring in the Syr Darya basin. [13] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the SDBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [14] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the SDBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities were responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [14, 15] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water assessment, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale regional activity on the issue. [13]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and member states carried out national and regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analyses in 2014 and 2015 and these results were published in the Amazon Basin Regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis (ADT) in 2018 [1]. \n\n\nThe TDA covers all eight countries in the Amazon basin and its objective is to (i) Identify and assess priority transboundary environmental and socio-economic issues related to Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in the region, and (ii) Determine their direct, indirect and root causes, in addition to their socio-economic and environmental impacts\". [1]\n\n\nIn order to create the Regional ADT document, each country carried out a national ADT to identify priority areas. When these national ADTs were reviewed together at events organized by ACTO, nine priority transboundary issues for the Amazon Basin were identified, including pollution of water, biodiversity loss, erosion, loss of glaciers, and insufficient integrated water resources management, among others [1]. The priority areas identified via the national and regional ADT processes were used to create the Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE), which was issued by ACTO in 2018 [1]. The Regional ADT does not contain information regarding its next iteration or a process to update it [1]. \n\nThe PAE states that its \"implementation processes shall be reviewed and updated during the years it is executed\", but it does not set a timeline for such actions nor mention updating the underlying assessment [3].","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) carries out regular joint assessment programmes and Vietnam participates in it.\n\nThe MRC carries out regular joint assessments to provide a broad analysis of transboundary water resources, pressure factors, quantity and quality status, transboundary impacts, as well as responses and future trends. The MRC has conducted periodic assessments of its programmes for the UNECE. A 2013 report highlighted the costs and benefits of hydroelectric power projects, climate adaptation measures and current work to balance development and protection. [1] A 2016 report highlighted trans-border assessments and opportunities for collaboration [2]. In its most recent hydrology and water resources assessment, the MRC researched a range of potential climate change impacts on river flows, water levels, flooding; drought and salinity in the Lower Mekong Basin [3]. An annual Mekong Flood report is published to assess the damage caused by floods each year and progress towards mitigating future losses. [4] Following a strategic environmental assessment of hydropower along the Mekong, the MRC set up the RSAT – a rapid basin-wide hydropower sustainability assessment tool that the joint body describes as a “joint initiative multi-stakeholder dialogue and assessment tool designed to assess hydropower development and management issues at a basin wide level”. [5] The MRC is currently developing joint assessments in socio-economic, food security and ecosystems and biodiversity across the basin. [6]\n",null,null,null,"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute9_ru.htm].\n \n [4] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/].\n \n [5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n \n [6] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n \n [7] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.\n \n [8] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2018. \"Surface waters quality monitoring systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment.\" [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/SURFACE_WATERS_QUALITY_MONITORING_SYSTEMS_IN_CENTRAL_ASIA_NEEDS_ASSESSMENT.pdf].\n \n [9] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 25 October 2010. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). 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[https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [12] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2017. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Tajikistan and Afghanistan in the upper Amu Darya and Pyanj river basins\", (\"Укрепление сотрудничества в области гидрологии окружающей среди между Таджикистаном и Афганистаном в бассейне реки Амударьи и Пяндж\"). [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/Milal_Inter_Journal_optimized.pdf].\n \n [13] Man and Nature (\"Инсон ба Табиат\"). 26 June 2019. \"Outcomes of the high-level meeting between the Republic of Tajikistan and the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan\", (\"Итоги совещание высокопоставленных должностных лиц и технических экспертов Республики Таджикистан и Исламской Республики Афганистан\"). [http://environment.tj/itogi-soveshhanie-vysokopostavlennyh-dolzhnostnyh-lic-i-tehnicheskih-jekspertov-respubliki-tadzhikistan-i-islamskoj-respubliki-afganistan/].","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Amazon Basin Regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis (ADT). 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/b36fbdac4773007a4021b7b269b49148.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Amazon Basin Regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis (ADT). 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/b36fbdac4773007a4021b7b269b49148.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 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[http://www.icwc-aral.uz/index_ru.htm].\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"CA Water Info.\" [http://www.cawater-info.net/index.htm].\n\n[7] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\") [http://www.ifas.kz/].\n\n[8] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\") [http://kazaral.org/].\n\n[9] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"IFAS Agency for the realization of IFAS projects in Uzbekistan.\" (\"Агентство МФСА по реализации проектов МФСА в Узбекистане.\") [http://aral.uz/wp/].\n\n[10] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Projects in Central Asia.\" [https://www.unece.org/env/water/centralasia.html].\n\n[11] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2012. \"Terminal Report of the UNDA 6th Tranche Project 08/09V.\" [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/water/npd/ECE_08-09V_UNDA_Terminal_Report.pdf].\n\n[12] Groundwater Community of Practice. \"Syr Darya Basin Project.\" [http://groundwatercop.iwlearn.net/gefgwportfolio/syrdarya].\n\n[13] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2018. \"Surface waters quality monitoring systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment.\" [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/SURFACE_WATERS_QUALITY_MONITORING_SYSTEMS_IN_CENTRAL_ASIA_NEEDS_ASSESSMENT.pdf].\n\n[14] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[15] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index","[1] Ayşegül Kibaroğlu and Waltina Scheumann. Euphrates-Tigris Rivers System: “Political Rapprochement and Transboundary Waters” in Ayşegül Kibaroğlu, Waltina Scheumann, Annıka Kramer (eds): Turkey’s Water Policy: National Frameworks and International Cooperation. Springer Science and Business Media, 2011. https://books.google.com.tr/books?id=_1I_m3pdX8gC&pg=PA294&lpg=PA294&dq=Third+Meeting+of+the+High+Level+Strategic+Cooperation+Council+Between+the+Syrian+Arab+Republic+and+the+Republic+of+Turkey&source=bl&ots=2RmzqSJjon&sig=ACfU3U2Kvr1WnlXtFALedFJIF3gmthQPlA&hl=tr&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiG89LukrnhAhWPzoUKHa7FB_4Q6AEwBHoECAcQAQ#v=onepage&q=Third%20Meeting%20of%20the%20High%20Level%20Strategic%20Cooperation%20Council%20Between%20the%20Syrian%20Arab%20Republic%20and%20the%20Republic%20of%20Turkey&f=false\n[2] Arab News/Reuters, Turkey to release water to ease Iraqi shortages, 11 October 2018, http://www.arabnews.com/node/1385906/middle-east\n[3] UN Environment–DHI Centre on Water and Environment, IWRM Data Portal national submission file Turkey, 2017, http://iwrmdataportal.unepdhi.org/IWRMDataJsonService/Service1.svc/getNationalSubmissionFile/Turkey [4] Wasinger, Camille E., \"Peace Be Dammed? Water Power and Water Politics in the Tigris-Euphrates Basin\" (2015).Honors Projects. 39. https://digitalcommons.bowdoin.edu/honorsprojects/39 [5] http://waterinventory.org/surface_water/euphrates-river-basin [6] Tugba Evrim Maden/Anatolian Agency. 29 January 2019. \"Türkiye'nin sınıraşan sular politikası: Fırat-Dicle Havzası\" (\"Turkey's transboundary water policy: the Euphrates-Tigris Basin\") https://www.aa.com.tr/tr/analiz-haber/turkiye-nin-sinirasan-sular-politikasi-firat-dicle-havzasi/1377914","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья».\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute9_ru.htm]\n\n[3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan about the status of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) and its institutions.\" (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3_ru.htm]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm]\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/index_ru.htm]\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"CA Water Info.\". [http://www.cawater-info.net/index.htm]\n\n[7] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n\n[8] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\"). [http://www.ifas.kz/]\n\n[9] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\"). [http://kazaral.org/]\n\n[10] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"IFAS Agency for the realization of IFAS projects in Uzbekistan.\" (\"Агентство МФСА по реализации проектов МФСА в Узбекистане.\"). [http://aral.uz/wp/]\n\n[11] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Projects in Central Asia.\". [https://www.unece.org/env/water/centralasia.html]\n\n[12] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2012. \"Terminal Report of the UNDA 6th Tranche Project 08/09V.\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/water/npd/ECE_08-09V_UNDA_Terminal_Report.pdf]\n\n[13] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья».\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/bwoamu_ru.htm]\n\n[14] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2018. \"Surface waters quality monitoring systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment.\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/SURFACE_WATERS_QUALITY_MONITORING_SYSTEMS_IN_CENTRAL_ASIA_NEEDS_ASSESSMENT.pdf]\n\n[15] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[16] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья».\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute9_ru.htm]\n\n[3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan about the status of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) and its institutions.\" (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3_ru.htm]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm]\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/index_ru.htm]\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"CA Water Info.\". [http://www.cawater-info.net/index.htm]\n\n[7] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n\n[8] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\"). [http://www.ifas.kz/]\n\n[9] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\"). [http://kazaral.org/]\n\n[10] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"IFAS Agency for the realization of IFAS projects in Uzbekistan.\" (\"Агентство МФСА по реализации проектов МФСА в Узбекистане.\"). [http://aral.uz/wp/]\n\n[11] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Projects in Central Asia.\". [https://www.unece.org/env/water/centralasia.html]\n\n[12] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2012. \"Terminal Report of the UNDA 6th Tranche Project 08/09V.\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/water/npd/ECE_08-09V_UNDA_Terminal_Report.pdf]\n\n[13] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья».\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/bwoamu_ru.htm]\n\n[14] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2018. \"Surface waters quality monitoring systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment.\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/SURFACE_WATERS_QUALITY_MONITORING_SYSTEMS_IN_CENTRAL_ASIA_NEEDS_ASSESSMENT.pdf]\n\n[15] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[16] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Сырдарья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute10_ru.htm].\n\n[3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan about the status of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) and its institutions.\" (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3_ru.htm].\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm].\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/index_ru.htm].\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"CA Water Info.\" [http://www.cawater-info.net/index.htm].\n\n[7] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\") [http://www.ifas.kz/].\n\n[8] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\") [http://kazaral.org/].\n\n[9] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"IFAS Agency for the realization of IFAS projects in Uzbekistan.\" (\"Агентство МФСА по реализации проектов МФСА в Узбекистане.\") [http://aral.uz/wp/].\n\n[10] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Projects in Central Asia.\" [https://www.unece.org/env/water/centralasia.html].\n\n[11] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2012. \"Terminal Report of the UNDA 6th Tranche Project 08/09V.\" [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/water/npd/ECE_08-09V_UNDA_Terminal_Report.pdf].\n\n[12] Groundwater Community of Practice. \"Syr Darya Basin Project.\" [http://groundwatercop.iwlearn.net/gefgwportfolio/syrdarya].\n\n[13] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2018. \"Surface waters quality monitoring systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment.\" [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/SURFACE_WATERS_QUALITY_MONITORING_SYSTEMS_IN_CENTRAL_ASIA_NEEDS_ASSESSMENT.pdf].\n\n[14] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[15] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Amazon Basin Regional Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis (ADT). 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/b36fbdac4773007a4021b7b269b49148.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"MRC Data and Information Services Portal\". http://portal.mrcmekong.org/index"]
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[null,"3.5.1",null,0,0,0,0,2,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,2,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,2,0,0,0,0,0,2,null,null,null,"Afghanistan is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement and 1993 Kzyl-Orda Agreement, the same five states commit to prevent activity that pollutes water sources and maintain water quality by reducing and preventing the discharge of untreated industrial and municipal waste and other pollutants, but neither agreement establishes standards. [3, 4] Expert interviewees confirmed that no joint water quality standards have been adopted, noting that when the ICWC was founded, all member states originally maintained legacy Soviet standards (1984), but have during their years of independence diverged. [5, 6, 7] \n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed an agreement on cooperation in the area of water resource monitoring on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitue the countries' border. [8] However, there is no reference in the document to consideration of the countries' individual water quality standards, or the development of joint water quality standards. [8] The parties continue to develop joint monitoring capacity, but there is no reference to joint standards in reports and publicly available documents. [9, 10, 11]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the creation of joint water quality standards, but there is no public evidence that this plan was been implemented.\n\nThe PAE is based on three fundamental pillars—a common vision among the countries for Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), a Transboundary Regional Diagnostic Analysis that identified priority challenges in the basin, and results and recommendations from ACTO’s and the project’s other activities—as well as three strategic lines of action: strengthening IWRM, institutional adaptation to climate change and variability, and knowledge management [2]. Strategic Action 5.4.4.1 of the PAE calls for strengthening of institutional and management frameworks to improve administration of water resources. One expected output of this action is the creation of joint water quality standards at the basin level [2]. ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding the status of the implementation of this strategic action [3].","The basin states does not have mutually agreed upon joint water quality standards. \n\nThe website of the Sava Commission and its Annual Report do not have information about joint water quality standards. [1, 2] According to the Sava River Basin Management Plan, the 2006 Groundwater Directive requires Member States to establish their own groundwater quality standards and threshold values, taking into account identified risks and the list of pollutants/indicators given in Annex II of the GWD. Established threshold values are to be published in the WFD River Basin Management Plans and provide a summary of the information set out in Part C of Annex II of the Directive. [3] \n\nIn the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina there is by-law dealing with groundwater monitoring (2014). No specific activities regarding groundwater quality improvement have been performed, except WWTPs construction referred in organic pollution chapter. In Republika Srpska no additional activities regarding groundwater quality improvement have been performed. [4]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the creation of joint water quality standards, but there is no public evidence that this plan was been implemented.\n\nThe PAE is based on three fundamental pillars—a common vision among the countries for Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), a Transboundary Regional Diagnostic Analysis that identified priority challenges in the basin, and results and recommendations from ACTO’s and the project’s other activities—as well as three strategic lines of action: strengthening IWRM, institutional adaptation to climate change and variability, and knowledge management [2]. Strategic Action 5.4.4.1 of the PAE calls for strengthening of institutional and management frameworks to improve administration of water resources. One expected output of this action is the creation of joint water quality standards at the basin level [2]. ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding the status of the implementation of this strategic action [3].","There is a management plan developed by the Mekong River Commission which covers joint water quality standards and Cambodia is a full-member of it.\n\nIn 2011, the MRC and its member countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam) have developed the Procedures for Water Quality (PWQ), which is a cooperative framework with standards for good/acceptable water quality. [1] The PWQ includes technical guidelines for human health and aquatic life. The Technical Guidelines for Protection of Human Health defines 20 water quality criteria, specific target values for these criteria and information on how to assess the suitability of the river's quality of water. [2] The guidelines are not publicly available online. The PWQ do not impose a set of technical standards on the countries in addition to their own national standards, but are rather designed to alert member states to cases where water quality violates national standards and does not meet “what is regarded as good/acceptable water quality”. [3] \n","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) have established a joint management plan that covers joint water quality standards. The \"Procedures for Water Quality\" aims at building a cooperative framework between member countries for the maintenance of \"acceptable/good water quality\", which is defined to be \"water of the quality capable of meeting the beneficial uses identified by the Member States\" [1]. The \"Technical Guidelines for Implementation of the Procedures\" is expected to give more clear standards or definitions on water quality, which includes water quality criteria, specific target values for these criteria and information on how to assess the suitability of the river's quality of water [2]. China is not a full member of the MRC. Although it has maintained cooperations with the MRC on data sharing [3], it does not have formal collaboration on water quality standards with the MRC countries.\n","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the creation of joint water quality standards, but there is no public evidence that this plan was been implemented.\n\nThe PAE is based on three fundamental pillars—a common vision among the countries for Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), a Transboundary Regional Diagnostic Analysis that identified priority challenges in the basin, and results and recommendations from ACTO’s and the project’s other activities—as well as three strategic lines of action: strengthening IWRM, institutional adaptation to climate change and variability, and knowledge management [2]. Strategic Action 5.4.4.1 of the PAE calls for strengthening of institutional and management frameworks to improve administration of water resources. One expected output of this action is the creation of joint water quality standards at the basin level [2]. ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding the status of the implementation of this strategic action [3].","The basin states does not have mutually agreed upon joint water quality standards. \n\nThe website of the Sava Commission and its Annual Report do not have information about joint water quality standards. [1, 2] According to the Sava River Basin Management Plan, the 2006 Groundwater Directive requires Member States to establish their own groundwater quality standards and threshold values, taking into account identified risks and the list of pollutants/indicators given in Annex II of the GWD. Established threshold values are to be published in the WFD River Basin Management Plans and provide a summary of the information set out in Part C of Annex II of the Directive. [3] \n\nBy adoption of the Water Law Croatia has aligned it legislation with the EU acquis, such as Water Directive, Groundwater Directive, etc. [4] Drawing on substantial EU support, Croatia has made some progress on water quality in accordance with the Urban wastewater Treatment Directive and the Drinking Water Directive. [5]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the creation of joint water quality standards, but there is no public evidence that this plan was been implemented.\n\nThe PAE is based on three fundamental pillars—a common vision among the countries for Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), a Transboundary Regional Diagnostic Analysis that identified priority challenges in the basin, and results and recommendations from ACTO’s and the project’s other activities—as well as three strategic lines of action: strengthening IWRM, institutional adaptation to climate change and variability, and knowledge management [2]. Strategic Action 5.4.4.1 of the PAE calls for strengthening of institutional and management frameworks to improve administration of water resources. One expected output of this action is the creation of joint water quality standards at the basin level [2]. ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding the status of the implementation of this strategic action [3].","Guinea has, within the OMVS, a partial collaboration on water quality - however they do not set joint quality standards. \n\nOMVS website states \" the Permanent Water Commission, which is an advisory body to the Council of Ministers, is responsible for defining the principles and modalities of the distribution of river water between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. It is also responsible for investigating projects in Member States that may have a negative impact on the river's waters and plays an important role in controlling water use and pollution control.\" In this sense, the water commission seems to play a role in controlling water use and pollution control. (1)\n\nHowver it has issued no guidelines on, on the OMVS website , in the annual report of the Observatory of the environment or in the Charter of Waters of the Senegal River that set defined water quality standard. (2,3,4)","No, there is no formal collaboration on water quality standards.\n\nThe Iranian Department of Environment was 19 water quality monitoring stations in the Iranian part of the basin [1]. Iran' suggestion for establishment of a joint committee to monitor the water quality in the basin was welcomed by the Iraq parties [2] but no tangible operation was followed.\n\nNo other information was found after a check of multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [3], the Foreign Ministry [4], the Department of Environment [5], the Ministry of Energy [6] and the Ministry of Agriculture [7] provided no relevant information.","No. There is no transboundary water organization in the Tigris-Euphrates basin (1), see section 1.4 for details of the history of efforts to develop cooperation with Syria, Turkey and Iran. Therefore, there is no joint-body that could collaborate on water standards. Most bilateral negotiations on water have focused on the quantity of flow rather than on quality standards. Even joint water quantity monitoring and share of data is hard to establish due to political instability within countries and tensions between their regimes. \n\nFor instance, the first water agreement signed in 1946 between Iraq and Turkey stipulates for Turkey must monitor the waters of the Tigris River, and periodically supply Iraq with records of river discharges but never mention a share of data about “water quality standards”. (2)\n\nThis could have been done within the framework of the “Technical and Economic Cooperation Protocol” signed in the 1980s between the three riparian states (Iraq, Turkey, and Syria) since it stipulated the formation of a tripartite technical committee to study the waters of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. However, as seen above, this process was interrupted in 1993 due to tensions between countries and definitely ceased with the outbreak of the civil war in Syria, in which Turkey has opposed the Syrian government. (2)\n\nLikewise, the “Water Sharing Treaty” signed between Syria and Iraq in 1990 focused on the quantity of flow rather than quality. In fact, it stipulated that the sharing of the Euphrates river should be done on the basis of its discharge at the Syrian-Turkish border, whereby the Syrian would be 42% and Iraq 58% of the said discharges, but did not mention how “water quality standards” could affect the agreement. (2)\n\nIn the same perspective, 2002 agreement between Syria and Iraq concerning the creation of a water pumping station in Syria on the Tigris River specified the amount but not the quality of water that may be extracted by the station. (2)\n\nFinally, the 2009 Water Protocol between Turkey and Iraq that resulted in the signing of 48 memorandums of understanding between the two countries mentioned “an exchange of hydrological and meteorological informations” but did not specify whether these informations relate to “water quality standards”. (3)\n\nNone of these agreements resulted in the creation of water regional organization. The 1980s “Technical and Economic Cooperation Protocol” signed between the three riparian states could have been a good start for the establishment of such an organization capable of analyzing and monitoring water quality standards, but it could not get achieved due to political and geopolitical factors. \n\n","The Syr Darya basin does not have any joint water quality standards, although a bilateral monitoring initiative between Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan addresses water quality standards.\n \n A 2018 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe states that there is negligible cooperation on water quality issues between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, that there are no regional standards, and that domestic water quality standards vary considerably between the five countries. [1] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the SDBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [1] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the SDBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities are responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [16, 17] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water quality, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [1] \n \n Article 3 of the 1992 Almaty Agreement (which forms the basis of water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) states that the parties agree not to allow actions on their territory that pollute water sources, but does not create water quality standards. [2] Similarly, the 1993 Kzyl-Orda Agreement (between the same five states) includes a commitment to maintain \"proper water quality\" by reducing and preventing the discharge of untreated industrial and municipal waste and other pollutants, but does not actually establish standards. [3]\n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea and the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation do not mention water quality standards, and there is no evidence of such standards on any of the websites associated with them. [4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11] Expert interviewees confirmed that there no joint water quality standards have been adopted, noting that when the ICWC was founded, all member states originally maintained legacy Soviet standards (1984), but have during their years of independence diverged. [20, 21] While ICWC has held some meetings in recent years on water quality, concerns have been raised primarily by downstream states as part of complaints about upstream states' (such as Tajikistan) approach to water releases from dams. [20]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, and in 2016 they launched a follow-up project, which is still ongoing. [13] The five countries established a regional working group on water quality including consideration of the possibility for harmonisation of water quality standards in the region, and despite regular meetings and ongoing activity, there is no evidence that specific standards have yet been adopted. [14, 15, 16] The group's Work Plan for 2019-2020 includes a range of measures aimed at the development of joint monitoring capacity, including exchange of best practices on monitoring and inspection visits to monitoring posts in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. [16] \n \n In parallel to this activity, and under a 2000 agreement between Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan on joint management of the Chu-Talas river basin, tributaries of the Syr Darya, the two countries have worked towards establishing joint standards, in particular supported in this by a capacity development programme conducted by the Global Environment Facility. [17, 18] However, a 2018 United Nations Development Programme document on the outcomes of capacity building reports that joint standards had yet to be developed, and recommended harmonisation of existing standards as a first step. [19]\n \n In addition to the above efforts, in 2018 Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan established a Working Group on the topic of protection of the environment and water quality in the Syr Darya basin, agreeing a three-year work plan involving analysis of joint and the individual sides' capacity for monitoring, including consideration of methods, equipment and standards to be applied. [20] Following mutual site visits to laboratories and water monitoring posts in 2019, as well as involvement from the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC), at a second meeting uniting deputies from the two countries' environment ministries in October 2019, the Working Group adopted a list of 28 pollutants to be tested for, although the exact list was not reported. [21, 22] A work plan for 2020 was also adopted, though not reported on, and the Kazakh delegation announced plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. [21, 22] The former director of CAREC stated that the organisation had in 2019 considered plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan in the Working Group's plans, but was unable to give any more up-to-date information (having moved on from the organisation in June 2019). [23] According to the former director, Kazakhstan is considering taking steps towards implementation of European Union water quality standards, and has raised the prospect of applying such standards in the working group. [23]","The Syr Darya basin does not have any joint water quality standards.\n \n A 2018 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe states that there is negligible cooperation on water quality issues between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, that there are no regional standards, and that domestic water quality standards vary considerably between the five countries. [1] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the SDBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [1] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the SDBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities are responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [16, 17] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water quality, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [1] \n \n Article 3 of the 1992 Almaty Agreement (which forms the basis of water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) states that the parties agree not to allow actions on their territory that pollute water sources, but does not create water quality standards. [2] Similarly, the 1993 Kzyl-Orda Agreement (between the same five states) includes a commitment to maintain \"proper water quality\" by reducing and preventing the discharge of untreated industrial and municipal waste and other pollutants, but does not actually establish standards. [3] \n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) and the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation do not mention water quality standards, and there is no evidence of such standards on any of the websites associated with them. [4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11] Expert interviewees confirmed that there no joint water quality standards have been adopted, noting that when the ICWC was founded, all member states originally maintained legacy Soviet standards (1984), but have during their years of independence diverged. [20, 21] While ICWC has held some meetings in recent years on water quality, concerns have been raised primarily by downstream states as part of complaints about upstream states' such as Kyrgyzstan approach to water releases from dams; Kyrgyzstan froze its membership of IFAS in 2016 and has not participated in ICWC meetings since. [20]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, and in 2016 they launched a follow-up project, which is still ongoing. [13] The five countries established a regional working group on water quality including consideration of the possibility for harmonisation of water quality standards in the region, and despite regular meetings and ongoing activity, there is no evidence that specific standards have yet been adopted. [14, 15, 16] The group's Work Plan for 2019-2020 includes a range of measures aimed at the development of joint monitoring capacity, including exchange of best practices on monitoring and inspection visits to monitoring posts in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. [16] \n \n In parallel to this activity, and under a 2000 agreement between Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan on joint management of the Chu-Talas river basin, tributaries of the Syr Darya, the two countries have worked towards establishing joint standards, in particular supported in this by a capacity development programme conducted by the Global Environment Facility. [17, 18] However, a 2018 United Nations Development Programme document on the outcomes of capacity building reports that joint standards had yet to be developed, and recommended harmonisation of existing standards as a first step. [19]\n \n In addition to the above efforts, in 2018 Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan established a Working Group on the topic of protection of the environment and water quality in the Syr Darya basin, and in 2019 the Kazakh side announced plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. [20] The former director of the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC), which supports the Working Group's activity [20], stated that CAREC had in 2019 considered plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan in the Working Group's plans, but was unable to give any more up-to-date information (having moved on from the organisation in June 2019). [21]","There is a management plan developed by the Mekong River Commission which covers joint water quality standards and Laos is a full-member of it.\n\nIn 2011, the MRC and its member countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam) have developed the Procedures for Water Quality (PWQ), which is a cooperative framework with standards for good/acceptable water quality. [1] The PWQ includes technical guidelines for human health and aquatic life. The Technical Guidelines for Protection of Human Health defines 20 water quality criteria, specific target values for these criteria and information on how to assess the suitability of the river's quality of water. [2] The guidelines are not publicly available online. The PWQ do not impose a set of technical standards on the countries in addition to their own national standards, but are rather designed to alert member states to cases where water quality violates national standards and does not meet “what is regarded as good/acceptable water quality”. [3] \n","Mali has, within the OMVS, a partial collaboration on water quality - however they do not set joint quality standards. \n\nOMVS website states \" the Permanent Water Commission, which is an advisory body to the Council of Ministers, is responsible for defining the principles and modalities of the distribution of river water between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. It is also responsible for investigating projects in Member States that may have a negative impact on the river's waters and plays an important role in controlling water use and pollution control.\" In this sense, the water commission seems to play a role in controlling water use and pollution control. (1)\n\nHowver it has issued no guidelines on, on the OMVS website , in the annual report of the Observatory of the environment or in the Charter of Waters of the Senegal River that set defined water quality standard. (2,3,4)","Mauritania has, within the OMVS, a partial collaboration on water quality - however they do not set joint quality standards. \n\nOMVS website states \" the Permanent Water Commission, which is an advisory body to the Council of Ministers, is responsible for defining the principles and modalities of the distribution of river water between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. It is also responsible for investigating projects in Member States that may have a negative impact on the river's waters and plays an important role in controlling water use and pollution control.\" In this sense, the water commission seems to play a role in controlling water use and pollution control. (1)\n\nHowver it has issued no guidelines on, on the OMVS website , in the annual report of the Observatory of the environment or in the Charter of Waters of the Senegal River that set defined water quality standard. (2,3,4)","Myanmar is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC) but has not signed any formal MoUs regarding Procedures for Water Quality (PWQ) with the MRC. [1,2] Myanmar does not have PWQ with the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation either. [3] However, Myanmar is part of ASEAN, who have an MOU with the government of canada aimed at defining water quality criteria in the region. [4] Together with WHO and the Ministry of Health, UNICEF introduced a Water Safety Plan (WSP) including household water treatment and safety (HWTS) in more than 500 villages - a learning ground for further refinement and expansion in the Myanmar context. [5]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the creation of joint water quality standards, but there is no public evidence that this plan was been implemented.\n\nThe PAE is based on three fundamental pillars—a common vision among the countries for Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), a Transboundary Regional Diagnostic Analysis that identified priority challenges in the basin, and results and recommendations from ACTO’s and the project’s other activities—as well as three strategic lines of action: strengthening IWRM, institutional adaptation to climate change and variability, and knowledge management [2]. Strategic Action 5.4.4.1 of the PAE calls for strengthening of institutional and management frameworks to improve administration of water resources. One expected output of this action is the creation of joint water quality standards at the basin level [2]. ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding the status of the implementation of this strategic action [3].","Senegal has, within the OMVS, a partial collaboration on water quality - however they do not set joint quality standards. \n\nOMVS website states \" the Permanent Water Commission, which is an advisory body to the Council of Ministers, is responsible for defining the principles and modalities of the distribution of river water between states, and between water use sectors: industry, agriculture, transport. It is also responsible for investigating projects in Member States that may have a negative impact on the river's waters and plays an important role in controlling water use and pollution control.\" In this sense, the water commission seems to play a role in controlling water use and pollution control. (1)\n\nHowver it has issued no guidelines on, on the OMVS website , in the annual report of the Observatory of the environment or in the Charter of Waters of the Senegal River that set defined water quality standard. (2,3,4)","The basin states does not have mutually agreed upon joint water quality standards. \n\nThe website of the Sava Commission and its Annual Report do not have information about joint water quality standards. [1, 2] According to the Sava River Basin Management Plan, the 2006 Groundwater Directive requires Member States to establish their own groundwater quality standards and threshold values, taking into account identified risks and the list of pollutants/indicators given in Annex II of the GWD. Established threshold values are to be published in the WFD River Basin Management Plans and provide a summary of the information set out in Part C of Annex II of the Directive. [3] \n\nHowever, according to the Screening Report for Chapter 27 - Environment, Serbia stated that the Groundwater Directive 2006/118/EC is at an early stage of legislative alignment. [4]","The basin states does not have mutually agreed upon joint water quality standards. \n\nThe website of the Sava Commission and its Annual Report do not have information about joint water quality standards. [1, 2] According to the Sava River Basin Management Plan, the 2006 Groundwater Directive requires Member States to establish their own groundwater quality standards and threshold values, taking into account identified risks and the list of pollutants/indicators given in Annex II of the GWD. Established threshold values are to be published in the WFD River Basin Management Plans and provide a summary of the information set out in Part C of Annex II of the Directive. [3] \n\nHowever, according to the Screening Report for Chapter 27 - Environment, Serbia stated that the Groundwater Directive 2006/118/EC is at an early stage of legislative alignment. [4]","No, there are no formal standards collaborations on water quality standards in the basin. Currently, there are no basin-wide operational arrangements in the Tigris-Euphrates River Basin (shared between Iraq, Syria and Turkey). [1] The Syrian war has stalled all efforts towards development of water resources in the Euphrates-Tigris basin. All previous MoUs, such as the MoU of 2002 between Syria and Iraq [2], two MoUs in 2011 between Syria and Turkey [3] [4] have expired or do not show current operational status.","The Amu Darya basin does not have any joint water quality standards.\n \n A 2018 report by the United Nations states that there is negligible cooperation on water quality issues between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, that there are no regional standards, and that domestic water quality standards vary considerably between five countries. [1] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the ADBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [1] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the ADBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities are responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [16, 17] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water quality, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [1] \n \n Article 3 of the 1992 Almaty Agreement (which forms the basis of water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) states that the parties agree not to allow actions on their territory that pollute water sources, but does not create water quality standards. [2] Similarly, the 1993 Kzyl-Orda Agreement (between the same five states) includes a commitment to maintain \"proper water quality\" by reducing and preventing the discharge of untreated industrial and municipal waste and other pollutants, but does not actually establish standards. [3]\n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea and the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation do not mention water quality standards, and there is no evidence of such standards on any of the websites associated with them. [4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12] Expert interviewees confirmed that no joint water quality standards have been adopted, noting that when the ICWC was founded, all member states originally maintained legacy water standards adopted for the entire Soviet Union in 1984, but have during their years of independence diverged. [16, 17] While ICWC has held some meetings in recent years on water quality, concerns have been raised primarily by downstream states as part of complaints about upstream states' (such as Tajikistan) approach to water releases from dams. [17]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, and in 2016 they launched a follow-up project, which is still ongoing. [13] The five countries established a regional working group on water quality including consideration of the possibility for harmonisation of water quality standards in the region, and despite regular meetings and ongoing activity, there is no evidence that specific standards have yet been adopted. [14, 15, 16] The group's Work Plan for 2019-2020 includes a range of measures aimed at the development of joint monitoring capacity, including exchange of best practices on monitoring and inspection visits to monitoring posts in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. [16] \n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed an agreement on cooperation in the area of water resource monitoring on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitue the countries' border. [18] However, there is no reference in the document to consideration of the countries' individual water quality standards, or the development of joint water quality standards. [18] The two countries continue to develop joint monitoring capacity, but there is no reference to joint standards in reports and publicly available documents. [19, 20, 21]","The Syr Darya basin does not have any joint water quality standards.\n \n A 2018 report by the United Nations states that there is negligible cooperation on water quality issues between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, that there are no regional standards, and that domestic water quality standards vary considerably between the five countries. [1] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the SDBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [1] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the SDBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities are responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [16, 17] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water quality, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [1] \n \n Article 3 of the 1992 Almaty Agreement (which forms the basis of water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) states that the parties agree not to allow actions on their territory that pollute water sources, but does not create water quality standards. [2] Similarly, the 1993 Kzyl-Orda Agreement (between the same five states) includes a commitment to maintain \"proper water quality\" by reducing and preventing the discharge of untreated industrial and municipal waste and other pollutants, but does not actually establish standards. [3]\n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea and the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation do not mention water quality standards, and there is no evidence of such standards on any of the websites associated with them. [4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12] Expert interviewees confirmed that no joint water quality standards have been adopted, noting that when the ICWC was founded, all member states originally maintained legacy water standards adopted for the entire Soviet Union in 1984, but have during their years of independence diverged. [17, 18] While ICWC has held some meetings in recent years on water quality, concerns have been raised primarily by downstream states as part of complaints about upstream states' (such as Tajikistan) approach to water releases from dams. [17]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, and in 2016 they launched a follow-up project, which is still ongoing. [13] The five countries established a regional working group on water quality including consideration of the possibility for harmonisation of water quality standards in the region, but despite regular meetings and ongoing activity, there is no evidence that specific standards have yet been adopted. [14, 15, 16] The group's Work Plan for 2019-2020 includes a range of measures aimed at the development of joint monitoring capacity, including exchange of best practices on monitoring and inspection visits to monitoring posts in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. [16]\n \n In addition to the above efforts, in 2018 Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan established a Working Group on the topic of protection of the environment and water quality in the Syr Darya basin, and in 2019 the Kazakh side announced plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. [20] The former director of the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC), which supports the Working Group's activity [20], stated that CAREC had in 2019 considered plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan in the Working Group's plans, but was unable to give any more up-to-date information (having moved on from the organisation in June 2019). [21]","There is a management plan developed by the Mekong River Commission which covers joint water quality standards and Vietnam is a full-member of it.\n\nIn 2011, the MRC and its member countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam) have developed the Procedures for Water Quality (PWQ), which is a cooperative framework with standards for good/acceptable water quality. [1] The PWQ includes technical guidelines for human health and aquatic life. The Technical Guidelines for Protection of Human Health defines 20 water quality criteria, specific target values for these criteria and information on how to assess the suitability of the river's quality of water. [2] The guidelines are not publicly available online. The PWQ do not impose a set of technical standards on the countries in addition to their own national standards, but are rather designed to alert member states to cases where water quality violates national standards and does not meet “what is regarded as good/acceptable water quality”. [3] \n","In the absence of a joint body for the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin, there is no formal cooperation on water quality standards by a joint body. With respect to multilateral or bilateral cooperation, Turkey and Syria signed a Memorandum of Understanding on the Remediation of Water Quality in 2009. This was one of 50 MoUs signed at the first meeting of the High Level Strategic Cooperation Council held in Damascus in December of that year. [1] No progress was mentioned in this respect at the second meeting of the Council in October 2010 [2], after which Turkey-Syrian relations were to deteriorate rapidly due to the events in Syria. For the past eight years, Ankara’s relations with Damascus have in practice been minimal due to the civil war. Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally [3].With respect to Iraq, Turkey and Iraq agreed to share hydrological and meteorological information and exchange expertise in these areas under the Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Environment and Forestry of the Republic of Turkey and the Ministry of Water Resources of the Republic of Iraq on Water of 2009 (one of 48 MoUs signed between the two countries at that time). [4] [5] However, according to a recent article published by the semi-official Anatolian Agency, the understandings reached with Iraq in 2009 have not yet been implemented, despite recent improvements in bilateral ties, which included a meeting of the presidents of the two countries in early 2019 and the appointment by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of a special representative for water allocation in the Tigris-Euphrates basin with particular reference to Iraq [6].","The Amu Darya basin does not have any joint water quality standards.\n \n A 2018 report by the United Nations states that there is negligible cooperation on water quality issues between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, that there are no regional standards, and that domestic water quality standards vary considerably between five countries. [1] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO), are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [1] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the ADBWO maintains only a limited number of water observation posts, and that national authorities are responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [16, 17] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water quality, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [1] \n \n Article 3 of the 1992 Almaty Agreement (which forms the basis of water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) states that the parties agree not to allow actions on their territory that pollute water sources, but does not create water quality standards. [2] Similarly, the 1993 Kzyl-Orda Agreement (between the same five states) includes a commitment to maintain \"proper water quality\" by reducing and preventing the discharge of untreated industrial and municipal waste and other pollutants, but does not actually establish standards. [3]\n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea and the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation do not mention water quality standards, and there is no evidence of such standards on any of the websites associated with them. [4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12] Expert interviewees confirmed that no joint water quality standards have been adopted, noting that when the ICWC was founded, all member states originally maintained legacy water quality standards adopted for the entire Soviet Union in 1984, but have during their years of independence diverged. [16, 17] While ICWC has held some meetings in recent years on water quality, concerns have been raised primarily by downstream states as part of complaints about upstream states' (such as Tajikistan) approach to water releases from dams. [17]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, and in 2016 they launched a follow-up project, which is still ongoing. [13] The five countries established a regional working group on water quality including consideration of the possibility for harmonisation of water quality standards in the region, and despite regular meetings and ongoing activity, there is no evidence that specific standards have yet been adopted. [14, 15, 16] The group's Work Plan for 2019-2020 includes a range of measures aimed at the development of joint monitoring capacity, including exchange of best practices on monitoring and inspection visits to monitoring posts in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. [16]","The Amu Darya basin does not have any joint water quality standards.\n \n A 2018 report by the United Nations states that there is negligible cooperation on water quality issues between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, that there are no regional standards, and that domestic water quality standards vary considerably between five countries. [1] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO), are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [1] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the ADBWO maintains only a limited number of water observation posts, and that national authorities are responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [16, 17] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water quality, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [1] \n \n Article 3 of the 1992 Almaty Agreement (which forms the basis of water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) states that the parties agree not to allow actions on their territory that pollute water sources, but does not create water quality standards. [2] Similarly, the 1993 Kzyl-Orda Agreement (between the same five states) includes a commitment to maintain \"proper water quality\" by reducing and preventing the discharge of untreated industrial and municipal waste and other pollutants, but does not actually establish standards. [3]\n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea and the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation do not mention water quality standards, and there is no evidence of such standards on any of the websites associated with them. [4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12] Expert interviewees confirmed that no joint water quality standards have been adopted, noting that when the ICWC was founded, all member states originally maintained legacy water quality standards adopted for the entire Soviet Union in 1984, but have during their years of independence diverged. [16, 17] While ICWC has held some meetings in recent years on water quality, concerns have been raised primarily by downstream states as part of complaints about upstream states' (such as Tajikistan) approach to water releases from dams. [17]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, and in 2016 they launched a follow-up project, which is still ongoing. [13] The five countries established a regional working group on water quality including consideration of the possibility for harmonisation of water quality standards in the region, and despite regular meetings and ongoing activity, there is no evidence that specific standards have yet been adopted. [14, 15, 16] The group's Work Plan for 2019-2020 includes a range of measures aimed at the development of joint monitoring capacity, including exchange of best practices on monitoring and inspection visits to monitoring posts in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. [16]","The Syr Darya basin does not have any joint water quality standards, although a bilateral monitoring initiative between Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan addresses water quality standards.\n \n A 2018 report by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe states that there is negligible cooperation on water quality issues between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, that there are no regional standards, and that domestic water quality standards vary considerably between the five countries. [1] The report explains that the ICWC and its executive organisations including the SDBWO, are focused on distribution and exploitation of water resources, rather than water quality. [1] This assessment was confirmed by expert interviewees, explaining that the SDBWO is only active in Uzbekistan, and that national authorities are responsible for any water quality monitoring carried out in practice. [16, 17] The report notes that countries in the region have made many commitments referring to water quality, but most of these have not been realised, and there is no large-scale activity on the issue. [1] \n \n Article 3 of the 1992 Almaty Agreement (which forms the basis of water management cooperation between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) states that the parties agree not to allow actions on their territory that pollute water sources, but does not create water quality standards. [2] Similarly, the 1993 Kzyl-Orda Agreement (between the same five states) includes a commitment to maintain \"proper water quality\" by reducing and preventing the discharge of untreated industrial and municipal waste and other pollutants, but does not actually establish standards. [3]\n \n The mandates of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia, the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea and the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation do not mention water quality standards, and there is no evidence of such standards on any of the websites associated with them. [4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12] Expert interviewees confirmed that there no joint water quality standards have been adopted, noting that when the ICWC was founded, all member states originally maintained legacy Soviet standards (1984), but have during their years of independence diverged. [20, 21] While ICWC has held some meetings in recent years on water quality, concerns have been raised primarily by downstream states as part of complaints about upstream states' (such as Tajikistan) approach to water releases from dams. [20]\n \n In 2009–2012 the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe and the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia ran a project to strengthen cooperation on water quality between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, and in 2016 they launched a follow-up project, which is still ongoing. [13] The five countries established a regional working group on water quality including consideration of the possibility for harmonisation of water quality standards in the region, and despite regular meetings and ongoing activity, there is no evidence that specific standards have yet been adopted. [14, 15, 16] The group's Work Plan for 2019-2020 includes a range of measures aimed at the development of joint monitoring capacity, including exchange of best practices on monitoring and inspection visits to monitoring posts in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. [16] \n \n In addition to the above efforts, in 2018 Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan established a Working Group on the topic of protection of the environment and water quality in the Syr Darya basin, agreeing a three-year work plan involving analysis of joint and the individual sides' capacity for monitoring, including consideration of methods, equipment and standards to be applied. [17] Following mutual site visits to laboratories and water monitoring posts in 2019, as well as involvement from the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC), at a second meeting uniting deputies from the two countries' environment ministries in October 2019, the Working Group adopted a list of 28 pollutants to be tested for, although the exact list was not reported. [18, 19] A work plan for 2020 was also adopted, though not reported on, and the Kazakh delegation announced plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. [19, 20] The former director of CAREC stated that the organisation had in 2019 considered plans to involve Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan in the Working Group's plans, but was unable to give any more up-to-date information (having moved on from the organisation in June 2019). [18] According to the former director, Kazakhstan is considering taking steps towards implementation of European Union water quality standards, and has raised the prospect of applying such standards in the working group. [20]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization’s (ACTO) 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the creation of joint water quality standards, but there is no public evidence that this plan was been implemented.\n\nThe PAE is based on three fundamental pillars—a common vision among the countries for Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM), a Transboundary Regional Diagnostic Analysis that identified priority challenges in the basin, and results and recommendations from ACTO’s and the project’s other activities—as well as three strategic lines of action: strengthening IWRM, institutional adaptation to climate change and variability, and knowledge management [2]. Strategic Action 5.4.4.1 of the PAE calls for strengthening of institutional and management frameworks to improve administration of water resources. One expected output of this action is the creation of joint water quality standards at the basin level [2]. ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding the status of the implementation of this strategic action [3].","There is a management plan developed by the Mekong River Commission which covers joint water quality standards and Myanmar is a full-member of it.\n\nIn 2011, the MRC and its member countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam) have developed the Procedures for Water Quality (PWQ), which is a cooperative framework with standards for good/acceptable water quality. [1] The PWQ includes technical guidelines for human health and aquatic life. The Technical Guidelines for Protection of Human Health defines 20 water quality criteria, specific target values for these criteria and information on how to assess the suitability of the river's quality of water. [2] The guidelines are not publicly available online. The PWQ do not impose a set of technical standards on the countries in addition to their own national standards, but are rather designed to alert member states to cases where water quality violates national standards and does not meet “what is regarded as good/acceptable water quality”. [3] \n",null,null,null,"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Agreement on joint actions to solve the problem of the Aral Sea and the Aral Sea region, environmental recovery and ensuring the socio-economic development of the Aral region.\" (\"Соглашение о совместных действиях по решению проблемы Аральского моря и Приаралья, экологическому оздоровлению и обеспечению социально-экономического развития Аральского региона.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute13_ru.htm].\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Agreement on joint actions to solve the problem of the Aral Sea and the Aral Sea region, environmental recovery and ensuring the socio-economic development of the Aral region.\" (\"Соглашение о совместных действиях по решению проблемы Аральского моря и Приаралья, экологическому оздоровлению и обеспечению социально-экономического развития Аральского региона.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute13_ru.htm].\n \n [5] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n \n [6] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.\n \n [7] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2018. \"Surface waters quality monitoring systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment.\" [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/SURFACE_WATERS_QUALITY_MONITORING_SYSTEMS_IN_CENTRAL_ASIA_NEEDS_ASSESSMENT.pdf].\n \n [8] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 25 October 2010. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf].\n \n [9] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [10] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2017. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Tajikistan and Afghanistan in the upper Amu Darya and Pyanj river basins\", (\"Укрепление сотрудничества в области гидрологии окружающей среди между Таджикистаном и Афганистаном в бассейне реки Амударьи и Пяндж\"). 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OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"FAQ on Procedures for Water Quality\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/faq-on-procedures-for-water-quality/#PWQ2 [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \"Bilateral Cooperations\". http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/ [4]EVS Environment Consultants Ltd and Department of Fisheries Malaysia. \"ASEAN Marine Water Quality Criteria\". 1999. http://www.pcd.go.th/info_serv/documents/ASEAN-MarineWaterQuality1.pdf [5]UNICEF.\"WASH\" https://www.unicef.org/myanmar/child_survival_24293.html","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 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OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"FAQ on Procedures for Water Quality\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/faq-on-procedures-for-water-quality/#PWQ2 [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \"Bilateral Cooperations\". http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/ [4]EVS Environment Consultants Ltd and Department of Fisheries Malaysia. \"ASEAN Marine Water Quality Criteria\". 1999. http://www.pcd.go.th/info_serv/documents/ASEAN-MarineWaterQuality1.pdf [5]UNICEF.\"WASH\" https://www.unicef.org/myanmar/child_survival_24293.html","[1] Mekong River Commission, \"1995 Mekong Agreement and Procedures update 2017\", 2017, http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/MRC-1995-Agreement-n-procedures.pdf.\n[2] Mekong River Commission, \"FAQ on Procedures for Water Quality\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/faq-on-procedures-for-water-quality/#PWQ2\n[3] Mekong River Commission, \"Upstream Partners\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/.","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 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Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/","(1) OMVS. \"Domaines d'intervention\".[http://www.omvs.org/content/domaines-dintervention].\n(2)OMVS. [http://www.omvs.org/].\n(3)Observatoire de l’Environnement. 2006. \"Rapport annuel sur l'État de\nl'Environnement et des\nRessources Naturelles du\nBassin du Fleuve Sénégal \". [https://www.riob.org/fr/file/260249/download?token=LwX31jrc].\n(4)OMVS. 2002. \"CHARTE DES EAUX\nDU FLEUVE SÉNÉGAL\". 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UN-ESWCA \"Inventory of Shared Water Resources in Western Asia\" 2013 https://waterinventory.org/sites/waterinventory.org/files/chapters/Chapter-01-Euphrates-River-Basin-web.pdf \n\n2. Al-Bayan Center for Planning and Studies Publications Series \"Water Resources Policies in Iraq\" 2016 http://www.bayancenter.org/en/2016/03/641/ \n\n3. Republic of Turkey – Ministry of Foreign Affairs “Relations between Turkey and Iraq” http://www.mfa.gov.tr/relations-between-turkey-and-iraq.en.mfa \n","[1] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2018. \"Surface waters quality monitoring systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment.\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/SURFACE_WATERS_QUALITY_MONITORING_SYSTEMS_IN_CENTRAL_ASIA_NEEDS_ASSESSMENT.pdf]\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm]\n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Agreement on joint actions to solve the problem of the Aral Sea and the Aral Sea region, environmental recovery and ensuring the socio-economic development of the Aral region.\" (\"Соглашение о совместных действиях по решению проблемы Аральского моря и Приаралья, экологическому оздоровлению и обеспечению социально-экономического развития Аральского региона.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute13_ru.htm]\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). 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[https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/water/npd/ECE_08-09V_UNDA_Terminal_Report.pdf]\n\n[15] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation оn water quality management in Central Asia, activities in 2017-2018.\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/water-quality-wq-project-2015.html]\n\n[16] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Regional Working Group on Water Quality of Central Asia - Work Plan 2019-2020\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/RWG_Work_Plan_2019_2020.pdf].\n\n[17] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[18] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"FAQ on Procedures for Water Quality\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/faq-on-procedures-for-water-quality/#PWQ2 [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \"Bilateral Cooperations\". http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/ [4]EVS Environment Consultants Ltd and Department of Fisheries Malaysia. \"ASEAN Marine Water Quality Criteria\". 1999. http://www.pcd.go.th/info_serv/documents/ASEAN-MarineWaterQuality1.pdf [5]UNICEF.\"WASH\" https://www.unicef.org/myanmar/child_survival_24293.html","[1] Republic of Turkey Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Joint Statement of the First Meeting of the High Level Strategic Cooperation Council Between the Syrian Arab Republic and the Republic of Turkey, Damascus, December 22-23, 2009, http://www.mfa.gov.tr/turkiye---suriye-ydsik-1_-toplantisi-ortak-bildirisi_-22-23-aralik_-sam.en.mfa, Accessed 5 April 2019\n[2] Republic of Turkey Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Joint Statement of the Second Ministerial Meeting of the High Level Strategic Cooperation Council Between the Syrian Arab Republic and the Republic of Turkey, 2-3 October 2010, Lattakia, http://www.mfa.gov.tr/joint-statement-of-the-second-ministerial-meeting-of-the.en.mfa, Accessed 5 April 2019\n[3] Arab News/Reuters, Turkey to release water to ease Iraqi shortages, 11 October 2018, http://www.arabnews.com/node/1385906/middle-east[4] Wasinger, Camille E., \"Peace Be Dammed? Water Power and Water Politics in the Tigris-Euphrates Basin\" (2015).Honors Projects. 39. https://digitalcommons.bowdoin.edu/honorsprojects/39 [5] http://waterinventory.org/surface_water/euphrates-river-basin [6] Tugba Evrim Maden/Anatolian Agency. 29 January 2019. \"Türkiye'nin sınıraşan sular politikası: Fırat-Dicle Havzası\" (\"Turkey's transboundary water policy: the Euphrates-Tigris Basin\") https://www.aa.com.tr/tr/analiz-haber/turkiye-nin-sinirasan-sular-politikasi-firat-dicle-havzasi/1377914\n","[1] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2018. \"Surface waters quality monitoring systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment.\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/SURFACE_WATERS_QUALITY_MONITORING_SYSTEMS_IN_CENTRAL_ASIA_NEEDS_ASSESSMENT.pdf]\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm]\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Agreement on joint actions to solve the problem of the Aral Sea and the Aral Sea region, environmental recovery and ensuring the socio-economic development of the Aral region.\" (\"Соглашение о совместных действиях по решению проблемы Аральского моря и Приаралья, экологическому оздоровлению и обеспечению социально-экономического развития Аральского региона.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute13_ru.htm]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan about the status of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) and its institutions.\" (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3_ru.htm]\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья».\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute9_ru.htm]\n\n[7] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/index_ru.htm]\n\n[8] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"CA Water Info.\". [http://www.cawater-info.net/index.htm]\n\n[9] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\"). [http://www.ifas.kz/]\n\n[10] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\"). [http://kazaral.org/]\n\n[11] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"IFAS Agency for the realization of IFAS projects in Uzbekistan.\" (\"Агентство МФСА по реализации проектов МФСА в Узбекистане.\"). [http://aral.uz/wp/]\n\n[12] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n\n[13] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Projects in Central Asia.\". [https://www.unece.org/env/water/centralasia.html]\n\n[14] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2012. \"Terminal Report of the UNDA 6th Tranche Project 08/09V.\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/water/npd/ECE_08-09V_UNDA_Terminal_Report.pdf]\n\n[15] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation оn water quality management in Central Asia, activities in 2017-2018.\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/water-quality-wq-project-2015.html]\n\n[16] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Regional Working Group on Water Quality of Central Asia - Work Plan 2019-2020\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/RWG_Work_Plan_2019_2020.pdf].\n\n[17] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[18] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2018. \"Surface waters quality monitoring systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment.\". 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[http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm]\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Agreement on joint actions to solve the problem of the Aral Sea and the Aral Sea region, environmental recovery and ensuring the socio-economic development of the Aral region.\" (\"Соглашение о совместных действиях по решению проблемы Аральского моря и Приаралья, экологическому оздоровлению и обеспечению социально-экономического развития Аральского региона.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute13_ru.htm]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan about the status of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) and its institutions.\" (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3_ru.htm]\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья».\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute9_ru.htm]\n\n[7] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/index_ru.htm]\n\n[8] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"CA Water Info.\". [http://www.cawater-info.net/index.htm]\n\n[9] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\"). [http://www.ifas.kz/]\n\n[10] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\"). [http://kazaral.org/]\n\n[11] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"IFAS Agency for the realization of IFAS projects in Uzbekistan.\" (\"Агентство МФСА по реализации проектов МФСА в Узбекистане.\"). [http://aral.uz/wp/]\n\n[12] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n\n[13] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Projects in Central Asia.\". [https://www.unece.org/env/water/centralasia.html]\n\n[14] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2012. \"Terminal Report of the UNDA 6th Tranche Project 08/09V.\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/water/npd/ECE_08-09V_UNDA_Terminal_Report.pdf]\n\n[15] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation оn water quality management in Central Asia, activities in 2017-2018.\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/water-quality-wq-project-2015.html]\n\n[16] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Regional Working Group on Water Quality of Central Asia - Work Plan 2019-2020\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/RWG_Work_Plan_2019_2020.pdf].\n\n[17] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[18] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2018. \"Surface waters quality monitoring systems in Central Asia: Needs Assessment.\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/SURFACE_WATERS_QUALITY_MONITORING_SYSTEMS_IN_CENTRAL_ASIA_NEEDS_ASSESSMENT.pdf]\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm]\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Agreement on joint actions to solve the problem of the Aral Sea and the Aral Sea region, environmental recovery and ensuring the socio-economic development of the Aral region.\" (\"Соглашение о совместных действиях по решению проблемы Аральского моря и Приаралья, экологическому оздоровлению и обеспечению социально-экономического развития Аральского региона.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute13_ru.htm]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan about the status of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) and its institutions.\" (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3_ru.htm]\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n\n[7] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/index_ru.htm]\n\n[8] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"CA Water Info.\". [http://www.cawater-info.net/index.htm]\n\n[9] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\"). [http://www.ifas.kz/]\n\n[10] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\"). [http://kazaral.org/]\n\n[11] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"IFAS Agency for the realization of IFAS projects in Uzbekistan.\" (\"Агентство МФСА по реализации проектов МФСА в Узбекистане.\"). [http://aral.uz/wp/]\n\n[12] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. [https://bwosyrdarya.org]\n\n[13] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Projects in Central Asia.\". [https://www.unece.org/env/water/centralasia.html]\n\n[14] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2012. \"Terminal Report of the UNDA 6th Tranche Project 08/09V.\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/water/npd/ECE_08-09V_UNDA_Terminal_Report.pdf]\n\n[15] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation оn water quality management in Central Asia, activities in 2017-2018.\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/water-quality-wq-project-2015.html]\n\n[16] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Regional Working Group on Water Quality of Central Asia - Work Plan 2019-2020\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/RWG_Work_Plan_2019_2020.pdf].\n\n[17] UZ TAG. 3 October 2018. \"Experts of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan approve a 3-year work plan in the sphere of environment on the Syr Darya river\", (\"Эксперты Казахстана и Узбекистана утвердили 3-летний план работ в сфере экологии на р. Сырдарья\"). [https://uztag.info/ru/news/eksperty-kazakhstana-i-uzbekistana-utverdili-3-letniy-plan-rabot-v-sfere-ekologii-na-r-syrdarya]. \n\n[18] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 20 November 2019. \"The 2nd meeting of the Kazakh-Uzbek joint working group on environmental protection and water quality of the Syrdarya river basin\". [https://carececo.org/en/main/news/vtoroe-zasedanie-kazakhstansko-uzbekskoy-sovmestnoy-rabochey-gruppy-po-voprosam-okhrany-okruzhayushch/].\n\n[19] Azattyq. 14 November 2019. \"28 pollutants to be monitored in the Syr Darya\", (\"Сырдарью промониторят по 28 загрязняющим веществам\"). [https://rus.azattyq-ruhy.kz/society/1969-syrdariu-promonitoriat-po-28-zagriazniaiushchim-veshchestvam].\n\n[20] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[18] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"FAQ on Procedures for Water Quality\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/faq-on-procedures-for-water-quality/#PWQ2 [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \"Bilateral Cooperations\". http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/ [4]EVS Environment Consultants Ltd and Department of Fisheries Malaysia. \"ASEAN Marine Water Quality Criteria\". 1999. http://www.pcd.go.th/info_serv/documents/ASEAN-MarineWaterQuality1.pdf [5]UNICEF.\"WASH\" https://www.unicef.org/myanmar/child_survival_24293.html"]
[null,"3.5.2",null,0,0,2,0,1,0,0,2,0,1,0,0,0,0,1,1,1,0,0,1,2,2,0,0,0,2,0,0,0,0,0,2,null,null,null,"Afghanistan is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation. There are also no measures implemented by the joint body to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] There is no mention of measures to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution, such as notification or alarm systems, of such measures in the 1992 Almaty Agreement or the 1993 Kyzl-Orda Agreement between the same five states. [3, 4] \n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed an agreement on cooperation in the area of water resource monitoring on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitute the countries' border. [5] Under the agreement, the parties commit to urgent notification of the other country on flooding, mudslides and drought in the river basin, but there is no reference in the document to notification and communications regarding accidental pollution events. [5] The parties continue to develop joint monitoring capacity, but there is no reference to notification on pollution in reports and publicly available documents. [6, 7, 8]","There is insufficient evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) was implemented notification and communications or joint alarm system to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. ACTO’s website does not contain information regarding a warning system for transboundary pollution [1].\n\nACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the implementation of transboundary early warning systems for meteorological events, but the document does not discuss transboundary pollution in relation to these systems [2]. In 2014, ACTO reported on a joint early warning system established between Brazil, Peru and Bolivia in their shared Amazon region. However, the public information regarding the system only discusses natural disaster alerts and does not mention accidental pollution [3]. \n\nBolivia is a member of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty, which was signed in 1978 and was since 1992 increased its focus on water resources in the Amazon Basin. The Treaty promotes cooperation among its eight member states: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela [4]. A 2014 report by the United Nations Environment Programme on adaptation mechanisms in the Amazon region noted that cities such as La Paz and Santa Cruz in Bolivia had implemented early warning systems for natural disasters, but the report did not mention transboundary advisories from these systems or their use to warn about risks from water pollution [5].","There are measures implemented by the joint body to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. \n\nAccording to the Sava Commission Annual Report, section 2.3, in the field of accident pollution management, the Parties of the Framework Agreement for the Sava River Basin use the Accident Emergency Warning System (JEWS), developed and maintained by ICPDR. The objectives of the JEWS are receiving, processing and transmission of information of pollution and prompt dealing with and communication of information on emergencies. In 2017 no accidents have been detected in the Sava River Basin. However, the system itself has been tested regularly. The Parties has established the Principle International Alert Centres (PIAC) as a responsible operational unit in charge of international communication. [1] \nAccording to the Sava River Basin Management Plan, the Accident Risk Spots inventory encompasses operational industrial sites with a major risk of accidental pollution, due to the nature of the chemicals being produced, stored or used at the plants, as well as contaminated sites including landfills and dumps in areas liable to flooding. The inventory of operating industrial sites was finalised in 2001 and updated in 2003. [2]","There is insufficient evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has implemented notification and communications or joint alarm system to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. \n\nACTO’s website does not contain information regarding a warning system for transboundary pollution [1]. ACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the implementation of transboundary early warning systems for meteorological events, but the document does not discuss transboundary pollution in relation to these systems [2]. In 2014, ACTO reported on a joint early warning system established between Brazil, Peru and Bolivia in their shared Amazon region. However, the public information regarding the system only discusses natural disaster alerts and does not mention accidental pollution [3,4]. \n\n","The measures are outlined in the management plan of the Mekong River Commission to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution and Cambodia is a full-member of the joint body.\n\nThe MRC has implemented an information system that facilitates communication and emergency notification across Member countries. The MRC-Information System that is maintained by MRC is timely and accurate and has established a usable network and communication system. The system is not only for ongoing communication, but also for emergencies that would require an immediate response. According to the MRC’s 2017 procedures update document, “Whenever a Party becomes aware of any special water quantity or quality problems constituting an emergency that requires an immediate response, it shall notify and consult directly with the party(ies) concerned and the Joint Committee without delay in order to take appropriate remedial action” [1, 2]. Emergency response for accidental pollution from navigation was also mentioned in the Regional Action Plan for Sustainable Transport of Dangerous Goods along the Mekong River 2015-2020. However, the plan does not address the issue of limiting accidental pollution. The plan also notes that within the Member Countries, specific legislation on managing navigation spills is limited. Only Thailand and Vietnam have the necessary personnel and equipment to respond effectively to emergencies. [3]\n","The measures to prevent transboundary impact of accidental pollution are outlined in the \"Technical Guidelines for Water Quality Emergency Response and Management\" of MRC, which is one of the technical guidelines implemented by the \"Procedure for Water Quality\", is expected to promote timely and effective cooperation among the MRC Member Countries in response to water quality emergency pollution incident [1]. China is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC) and has not signed any formal MoUs regarding Procedures for Water Quality (PWQ) with the MRC or has any bilateral agreements regarding notification and communications or joint alarm system to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. [2,3,4] There are no bilateral alarm systems under the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD) or Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC), even though China is a full member of both of these two organizations [5]. The LMC's Five Year Action Plan (2018 - 2022) makes a reference to \"formulate and implement the 'Green Lancang-Mekong Plan', focusing on promoting cooperation in atmospheric and water pollution prevention and ecosystem management, and strengthening communication with relevant sub-regional mechanisms\" [6].","There is insufficient evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has implemented notification and communications or joint alarm system to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. \n\nACTO’s website does not contain information regarding a warning system for transboundary pollution [1]. ACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the implementation of transboundary early warning systems for meteorological events, but the document does not discuss transboundary pollution in relation to these systems [2]. In 2014, ACTO reported on a joint early warning system established between Brazil, Peru and Bolivia in their shared Amazon region. However, the public information regarding the system only discusses natural disaster alerts and does not mention accidental pollution [3,4]. \n\n\nIn addition, a 2014 report from the OECD on Colombia's environmental report noted that the country did not have any apparent transboundary agreements for dealing with accidental chemical spills [5].","There are measures implemented by the joint body to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. \n\nAccording to the Sava Commission Annual Report, section 2.3, in the field of accident pollution management, the Parties of the Framework Agreement for the Sava River Basin use the Accident Emergency Warning System (JEWS), developed and maintained by ICPDR. The objectives of the JEWS are receiving, processing and transmission of information of pollution and prompt dealing with and communication of information on emergencies. In 2017 no accidents have been detected in the Sava River Basin. However, the system itself has been tested regularly. The Parties has established the Principle International Alert Centres (PIAC) as a responsible operational unit in charge of international communication. [1] According to the Sava River Basin Management Plan, the Accident Risk Spots inventory encompasses operational industrial sites with a major risk of accidental pollution, due to the nature of the chemicals being produced, stored or used at the plants, as well as contaminated sites including landfills and dumps in areas liable to flooding. The inventory of operating industrial sites was finalised in 2001 and updated in 2003. [2]","There is insufficient evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) was implemented notification and communications or joint alarm system to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. ACTO’s website does not contain information regarding a warning system for transboundary pollution [1]. \n\nACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the implementation of transboundary early warning systems for meteorological events, but the document does not discuss transboundary pollution in relation to these systems [2]. In 2014, ACTO reported on a joint early warning system established between Brazil, Peru and Bolivia in their shared Amazon region. However, the public information regarding the system only discusses natural disaster alerts and does not mention accidental pollution [3].\n\nEcuador is a member of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty, which was signed in 1978 and was since 1992 increased its focus on water resources in the Amazon Basin. The Treaty promotes cooperation among its eight member states: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela [4]. In addition, a 2013 report by environmental activists noted that after an oil spill in Ecuador resulted in transboundary water pollution in Peru, there was slow coordination between authorities in both countries and the lack of an alert system [5].","OVMS has measures partially to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution and the Guniea is a full-member of it. \n\nWithin the OMVS, \" the Permanent Water Commission, which is an advisory body to the Council of Ministers, is responsible for investigating projects in Member States that may have a negative impact on the river's waters and plays an important role in controlling water use and pollution control.\" In this sense, this Commission is responsible for investigating the projects to be implemented by Member States that may have a negative impact on river's waters. (1) Indeed, member states have the obligation to inform other states, before undertaking any action or project that may have an impact on water availability or quality. (2) No further measures to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution or guidelines could be found in the OMVS, in the annual report of the Observatory of the environment or in the Charter of Waters of the Senegal River. (3,4,2) \n\nno further measures to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution or guidelines could be found in the OMVS, in the annual report of the Environment Observatory or in the Charter of Waters of the Senegal River.","No, there is no formal collaboration among basin states to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. Although Iran was warned the Iraq party over several environmental problems such as sand haze [1] and chemical wastewater [2], there exists no joint communication system to alleviate the aftermaths or notify the occurrence of such accidents.\n\nNo other information was found after a check of multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [3], the Foreign Ministry [4], the Department of Environment [5], the Ministry of Energy [6] and the Ministry of Agriculture [7] provided no relevant information.\n\n\n","There is no evidence of a coordinated notification and communications on accidental pollution in the Tigris/Euphrates River Basin. [1,2,3,4]\n\nAccording to a study by Professor Aysegül at MEF University in Istanbul, these communiques are irregular and mostly ineffective. There is an \"endnduring problem of lack of coordination in transboundary water management in the basin\" [5]\n","There are no measures implemented by the joint body to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution, but Kazakhstan has bilateral measures in place with Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan. \n \n There is no mention of measures to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution, such as notification or alarm systems, in the statues of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO), the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) or the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3] There is no mention of such measures in the 1992 Almaty Agreement or the 1993 Kyzl-Orda Agreement (both of which govern water management between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [4, 5] There is no mention of measures specifically addressing accidental pollution in the 2000 agreement between Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan on the joint management of the Chu and Talas rivers, or description of further development of the agreement, although the parties do commit to notification and joint action to address \"emergencies at insterstate water facilities\". [6, 7] There is no evidence of such measures on any of the websites associated with the SDBWO, ICWC or IFAS. [8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13]\n \n In 2006 a draft Framework Convention on Environmental Protection for Sustainable Development in Central Asia was approved, intended to cover Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [14, 15] It states that all parties \"shall cooperate in the provision of information and monitoring of anthropogenic and natural processes that may lead to emergency situations\", and further states that the parties shall develop protocols establishing rules and procedures for matters such as \"identification and prioritization of water pollutants and coordination of terms for reducing their discharges\" and \"taking measures and actions to prevent and reduce pollution so as not to cause damage in the territory of parties located downstream\". [14, 15] However, there is no evidence that the convention has actually been signed or ratified by any government. \n \n Article 2 of the 1998 Bishkek Agreement between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan includes a commitment to establish \"a network of information support in the field of environmental protection and nature management and warning of emergency situations in border areas\". [16] Article 3 of the same agreement includes a commitment to immediately notify one another of \"dangerous environmental situations in their territory with possible negative consequences affecting neighbouring states\". [16]","There are no measures implemented by the joint body to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution, but Kyrgyzstan has bilateral measures in place with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. \n \n There is no mention of measures to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution, such as notification or alarm systems, in the statues of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO), the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) or the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3] There is no mention of such measures in the 1992 Almaty Agreement or the 1993 Kyzl-Orda Agreement (both of which govern water management between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [4, 5] There is no mention of measures specifically addressing accidental pollution in the 2000 agreement between Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan on the joint management of the Chu and Talas rivers, or description of further development of the agreement, although the parties do commit to notification and joint action to address \"emergencies at insterstate water facilities\". [6, 7] There is no evidence of such measures on any of the websites associated with the SDBWO, ICWC or IFAS. [8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13]\n \n In 2006 a draft Framework Convention on Environmental Protection for Sustainable Development in Central Asia was approved, intended to cover Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [14, 15] It states that all parties \"shall cooperate in the provision of information and monitoring of anthropogenic and natural processes that may lead to emergency situations\", and further states that the parties shall develop protocols establishing rules and procedures for matters such as \"identification and prioritization of water pollutants and coordination of terms for reducing their discharges\" and \"taking measures and actions to prevent and reduce pollution so as not to cause damage in the territory of parties located downstream\". [14, 15] However, there is no evidence that the convention has actually been signed or ratified by any government. \n \n Article 2 of the 1998 Bishkek Agreement between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan includes a commitment to establish \"a network of information support in the field of environmental protection and nature management and warning of emergency situations in border areas\". [16] Article 3 of the same agreement includes a commitment to immediately notify one another of \"dangerous environmental situations in their territory with possible negative consequences affecting neighbouring states\". [16] No specific provisions for international pollution warning measures were found in the Kyrgyz Ministry of Emergencies strategic plan for the development of disaster response; no information on situations where such a system might have been used was found on the Ministry website. [17, 18]","The measures are outlined in the management plan of the Mekong River Commission to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution and Laos is a full-member of the joint body.\n\nThe MRC has implemented an information system that facilitates communication and emergency notification across Member countries. The MRC-Information System that is maintained by MRC is timely and accurate and has established a usable network and communication system. The system is not only for ongoing communication, but also for emergencies that would require an immediate response. According to the MRC’s 2017 procedures update document, “Whenever a Party becomes aware of any special water quantity or quality problems constituting an emergency that requires an immediate response, it shall notify and consult directly with the party(ies) concerned and the Joint Committee without delay in order to take appropriate remedial action” [1, 2]. Emergency response for accidental pollution from navigation was also mentioned in the Regional Action Plan for Sustainable Transport of Dangerous Goods along the Mekong River 2015-2020. However, the plan does not address the issue of limiting accidental pollution. The plan also notes that within the Member Countries, specific legislation on managing navigation spills is limited. Only Thailand and Vietnam have the necessary personnel and equipment to respond effectively to emergencies. [3]\n","OVMS has measures partially to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution and the Mali is a full-member of it. \n\nWithin the OMVS, \" the Permanent Water Commission, which is an advisory body to the Council of Ministers, is responsible for investigating projects in Member States that may have a negative impact on the river's waters and plays an important role in controlling water use and pollution control.\" In this sense, this Commission is responsible for investigating the projects to be implemented by Member States that may have a negative impact on river's waters. (1) Indeed, member states have the obligation to inform other states, before undertaking any action or project that may have an impact on water availability or quality. (2) No further measures to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution or guidelines could be found in the OMVS, in the annual report of the Observatory of the environment or in the Charter of Waters of the Senegal River. (3,4,2) \n\nno further measures to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution or guidelines could be found in the OMVS, in the annual report of the Environment Observatory or in the Charter of Waters of the Senegal River.","OVMS has measures partially to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution and the Mauritania is a full-member of it. \n\nWithin the OMVS, \" the Permanent Water Commission, which is an advisory body to the Council of Ministers, is responsible for investigating projects in Member States that may have a negative impact on the river's waters and plays an important role in controlling water use and pollution control.\" In this sense, this Commission is responsible for investigating the projects to be implemented by Member States that may have a negative impact on river's waters. (1) Indeed, member states have the obligation to inform other states, before undertaking any action or project that may have an impact on water availability or quality. (2) No further measures to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution or guidelines could be found in the OMVS, in the annual report of the Observatory of the environment or in the Charter of Waters of the Senegal River. (3,4,2) \n\nno further measures to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution or guidelines could be found in the OMVS, in the annual report of the Environment Observatory or in the Charter of Waters of the Senegal River.","Myanmar is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC) and has not signed any formal MoUs regarding Procedures for Water Quality (PWQ) with the MRC or has any bilateral agreements regarding notification and communications or joint alarm system to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. [1,2,3] No such thing exist with the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation either. [4] However, ASEAN Integrated Water Resources Management Website (which Myanmar is a member) provides an overview of the status of IWRM and annual reports on IWRM performance in AMS for six water management-related issues, which includes water pollution management. [5]","There is insufficient evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has implemented notification and communications or joint alarm system to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. \n\nACTO’s website does not contain information regarding a warning system for transboundary pollution [1]. ACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the implementation of transboundary early warning systems for meteorological events, but the document does not discuss transboundary pollution in relation to these systems [2]. In 2014, ACTO reported on a joint early warning system established between Brazil, Peru and Bolivia in their shared Amazon region. However, the public information regarding the system only discusses natural disaster alerts and does not mention accidental pollution [3,4]. \n\n","OVMS has measures partially to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution and the Senegal is a full-member of it. \n\nWithin the OMVS, \" the Permanent Water Commission, which is an advisory body to the Council of Ministers, is responsible for investigating projects in Member States that may have a negative impact on the river's waters and plays an important role in controlling water use and pollution control.\" In this sense, this Commission is responsible for investigating the projects to be implemented by Member States that may have a negative impact on river's waters. (1) Indeed, member states have the obligation to inform other states, before undertaking any action or project that may have an impact on water availability or quality. (2) No further measures to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution or guidelines could be found in the OMVS, in the annual report of the Observatory of the environment or in the Charter of Waters of the Senegal River. (3,4,2) \n\nno further measures to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution or guidelines could be found in the OMVS, in the annual report of the Environment Observatory or in the Charter of Waters of the Senegal River.","There are measures implemented by the joint body to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. \n\nAccording to the Sava Commission Annual Report, section 2.3, in the field of accident pollution management, the Parties of the Framework Agreement for the Sava River Basin use the Accident Emergency Warning System (JEWS), developed and maintained by ICPDR. The objectives of the JEWS are receiving, processing and transmission of information of pollution and prompt dealing with and communication of information on emergencies. In 2017 no accidents have been detected in the Sava River Basin. However, the system itself has been tested regularly. The Parties has established the Principle International Alert Centres (PIAC) as a responsible operational unit in charge of international communication. [1] According to the Sava River Basin Management Plan, the Accident Risk Spots inventory encompasses operational industrial sites with a major risk of accidental pollution, due to the nature of the chemicals being produced, stored or used at the plants, as well as contaminated sites including landfills and dumps in areas liable to flooding. The inventory of operating industrial sites was finalised in 2001 and updated in 2003. [2]","There are measures implemented by the joint body to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. \n\nAccording to the Sava Commission Annual Report, section 2.3, in the field of accident pollution management, the Parties of the Framework Agreement for the Sava River Basin use the Accident Emergency Warning System (JEWS), developed and maintained by ICPDR. The objectives of the JEWS are receiving, processing and transmission of information of pollution and prompt dealing with and communication of information on emergencies. In 2017 no accidents have been detected in the Sava River Basin. However, the system itself has been tested regularly. The Parties has established the Principle International Alert Centres (PIAC) as a responsible operational unit in charge of international communication. [1] According to the Sava River Basin Management Plan, the Accident Risk Spots inventory encompasses operational industrial sites with a major risk of accidental pollution, due to the nature of the chemicals being produced, stored or used at the plants, as well as contaminated sites including landfills and dumps in areas liable to flooding. The inventory of operating industrial sites was finalised in 2001 and updated in 2003. [2]","No, there is no joint body for management of the Tigris/Euphrates and none of the bilateral agreements mention joint alarms to limit transboundary impact of accidental pollution. Currently, there are no basin-wide operational arrangements in the Tigris-Euphrates River Basin (shared between Iraq, Syria and Turkey). [1] The Syrian war has stalled all efforts towards development of water resources in the Euphrates-Tigris basin. All previous MoUs, such as the MoU of 2002 between Syria and Iraq [2], two MoUs in 2011 between Syria and Turkey [3] [4] have expired or do not show current operational status.","There are no measures implemented by the joint body to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution.\n \n There is no mention of measures to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution, such as notification or alarm systems, in the statues of the Amu Darya Water Organisation, the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) or the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3, 4] There is no mention of such measures in the 1992 Almaty Agreement or the 1993 Kyzl-Orda Agreement (both of which govern water management between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan), or in the 1999 agreement on the management of the Syr Darya basin (between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan). [5, 6, 7] There is no evidence of such measures on any of the websites associated with the ADBWO, ICWC or IFAS. [8, 9, 10, 11, 12]\n \n In 2006 a draft Framework Convention on Environmental Protection for Sustainable Development in Central Asia was approved, intended to cover Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [13, 14] It states that all parties \"shall cooperate in the provision of information and monitoring of anthropogenic and natural processes that may lead to emergency situations\", and further states that the parties shall develop protocols establishing rules and procedures for matters such as \"identification and prioritization of water pollutants and coordination of terms for reducing their discharges\" and \"taking measures and actions to prevent and reduce pollution so as not to cause damage in the territory of parties located downstream\". [13, 14] However, there is no evidence that the convention has actually been signed or ratified by any government.\n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed an agreement on cooperation in the area of water resource monitoring on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitute the countries' border. [5] Under the agreement, the parties commit to urgent notification of the other country on flooding, mudslides and drought in the river basin, but there is no reference in the document to notification and communications regarding accidental pollution events. [5] The parties continue to develop joint monitoring capacity, but there is no reference to notification on pollution in reports and publicly available documents. [15, 16, 17]","There are no measures implemented by the joint body to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution.\n \n There is no mention of measures to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution, such as notification or alarm systems, in the statues of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO), the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) or the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3] There is no mention of such measures in the 1992 Almaty Agreement or the 1993 Kyzl-Orda Agreement (both of which govern water management between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [4, 5] There is no mention of such measures in the two water-related bilateral agreements between Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, which were signed in 1996 and 2007 respectively. [6, 7] There is no evidence of such measures on any of the websites associated with the SDBWO, ICWC or IFAS. [8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13]\n \n In 2006 a draft Framework Convention on Environmental Protection for Sustainable Development in Central Asia was approved, intended to cover Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [14, 15] It states that all parties \"shall cooperate in the provision of information and monitoring of anthropogenic and natural processes that may lead to emergency situations\", and further states that the parties shall develop protocols establishing rules and procedures for matters such as \"identification and prioritization of water pollutants and coordination of terms for reducing their discharges\" and \"taking measures and actions to prevent and reduce pollution so as not to cause damage in the territory of parties located downstream\". [14, 15] However, there is no evidence that the convention has actually been signed or ratified by any government.","The measures are outlined in the management plan of the Mekong River Commission to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution and Thailand is a full-member of the joint body.\n\nThe MRC has implemented an information system that facilitates communication and emergency notification across Member countries. The MRC-Information System that is maintained by MRC is timely and accurate and has established a usable network and communication system. The system is not only for ongoing communication, but also for emergencies that would require an immediate response. According to the MRC’s 2017 procedures update document, “Whenever a Party becomes aware of any special water quantity or quality problems constituting an emergency that requires an immediate response, it shall notify and consult directly with the party(ies) concerned and the Joint Committee without delay in order to take appropriate remedial action” [1, 2]. Emergency response for accidental pollution from navigation was also mentioned in the Regional Action Plan for Sustainable Transport of Dangerous Goods along the Mekong River 2015-2020. However, the plan does not address the issue of limiting accidental pollution. The plan also notes that within the Member Countries, specific legislation on managing navigation spills is limited. Only Thailand and Vietnam have the necessary personnel and equipment to respond effectively to emergencies. [3]\n","No measures are being implemented by the states in the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. There is no joint body or multilateral mechanism. Similarly, there is no formal bilateral agreement concerning pollution with either Syria or Iraq (No mention of such an agreement is made in Turkey’s submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 [1], in Kibaroğlu and Scheumann’s article [2], or on the webpages of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Syria [3] [4] and Iraq [5]). In any case, Ankara’s relations with Damascus have in practice been minimal due to the civil war for the past eight years. Turkey and Iraq continue to discuss water issues bilaterally [6]. These two countries can therefore communicate on pollution if they wish, but they have no specific arrangements for doing so\n","There are no measures implemented by the joint body to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution,\n \n There is no mention of measures to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution, such as notification or alarm systems, in the statues of the Amu Darya Water Organisation, the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) or the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3, 4] There is no mention of such measures in the 1992 Almaty Agreement or the 1993 Kyzl-Orda Agreement (both of which govern water management between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan), or in the 1999 agreement on the management of the Syr Darya basin (between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan). [5, 6, 7] There is no evidence of such measures on any of the websites associated with the ICWC or IFAS. [8, 9, 10, 11, 12]\n \n In 2006 a draft Framework Convention on Environmental Protection for Sustainable Development in Central Asia was approved, intended to cover Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [13, 14] It states that all parties \"shall cooperate in the provision of information and monitoring of anthropogenic and natural processes that may lead to emergency situations\", and further states that the parties shall develop protocols establishing rules and procedures for matters such as \"identification and prioritization of water pollutants and coordination of terms for reducing their discharges\" and \"taking measures and actions to prevent and reduce pollution so as not to cause damage in the territory of parties located downstream\". [13, 14] However, there is no evidence that the convention has actually been signed or ratified by any government.","There are no measures implemented by the joint body to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution.\n \n There is no mention of measures to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution, such as notification or alarm systems, in the statues of the Amu Darya Water Organisation, the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) or the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3, 4] There is no mention of such measures in the 1992 Almaty Agreement or the 1993 Kyzl-Orda Agreement (both of which govern water management between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan), or in the 1999 agreement on the management of the Syr Darya basin (between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan). [5, 6, 7] There is no evidence of such measures on any of the websites associated with the ADBWO, ICWC or IFAS. [8, 9, 10, 11, 12]\n \n In 2006 a draft Framework Convention on Environmental Protection for Sustainable Development in Central Asia was approved, intended to cover Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [13, 14] It states that all parties \"shall cooperate in the provision of information and monitoring of anthropogenic and natural processes that may lead to emergency situations\", and further states that the parties shall develop protocols establishing rules and procedures for matters such as \"identification and prioritization of water pollutants and coordination of terms for reducing their discharges\" and \"taking measures and actions to prevent and reduce pollution so as not to cause damage in the territory of parties located downstream\". [13, 14] However, there is no evidence that the convention has actually been signed or ratified by any government.","There are no measures implemented by the joint body to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution, but Uzbekistan has bilateral measures in place with Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan. \n \n There is no mention of measures to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution, such as notification or alarm systems, in the statues of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO), the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC) or the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3] There is no mention of such measures in the 1992 Almaty Agreement or the 1993 Kyzl-Orda Agreement (both of which govern water management between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan). [4, 5] There is no mention of such measures in the two water-related bilateral agreements between Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, which were signed in 1996 and 2007 respectively. [6, 7] There is no evidence of such measures on any of the websites associated with the SDBWO, ICWC or IFAS. [8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13]\n \n In 2006 a draft Framework Convention on Environmental Protection for Sustainable Development in Central Asia was approved, intended to cover Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. [14, 15] It states that all parties \"shall cooperate in the provision of information and monitoring of anthropogenic and natural processes that may lead to emergency situations\", and further states that the parties shall develop protocols establishing rules and procedures for matters such as \"identification and prioritization of water pollutants and coordination of terms for reducing their discharges\" and \"taking measures and actions to prevent and reduce pollution so as not to cause damage in the territory of parties located downstream\". [14, 15] However, there is no evidence that the convention has actually been signed or ratified by any government. \n \n Article 2 of the 1998 Bishkek Agreement between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan includes a commitment to establish \"a network of information support in the field of environmental protection and nature management and warning of emergency situations in border areas\". [15] Article 3 of the same agreement includes a commitment to immediately notify one another of \"dangerous environmental situations in their territory with possible negative consequences affecting neighbouring states\". [16]","There is insufficient evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) was implemented notification and communications or joint alarm system to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution. ACTO’s website does not contain information regarding a warning system for transboundary pollution [1].\n\nACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the implementation of transboundary early warning systems for meteorological events, but the document does not discuss transboundary pollution in relation to these systems [2]. In 2014, ACTO reported on a joint early warning system established between Brazil, Peru and Bolivia in their shared Amazon region. However, the public information regarding the system only discusses natural disaster alerts and does not mention accidental pollution [3]. \n\nColombia, Guyana, Suriname and Venezuela form part of the Regional Marine Pollution Emergency Information and Training Center for the Caribbean region in Curacao. The Center provides support for training, prevention and response to an oil spill. The Oil Spill Protocol \"calls for cooperation in taking all necessary measures, both preventive and remedial, for the protection of the marine environment from oil spill incidents\" [6].","The measures are outlined in the management plan of the Mekong River Commission to limit the transboundary impact of accidental pollution and Vietnam is a full-member of the joint body.\n\nThe MRC has implemented an information system that facilitates communication and emergency notification across Member countries. The MRC-Information System that is maintained by MRC is timely and accurate and has established a usable network and communication system. The system is not only for ongoing communication, but also for emergencies that would require an immediate response. According to the MRC’s 2017 procedures update document, “Whenever a Party becomes aware of any special water quantity or quality problems constituting an emergency that requires an immediate response, it shall notify and consult directly with the party(ies) concerned and the Joint Committee without delay in order to take appropriate remedial action” [1, 2]. Emergency response for accidental pollution from navigation was also mentioned in the Regional Action Plan for Sustainable Transport of Dangerous Goods along the Mekong River 2015-2020. However, the plan does not address the issue of limiting accidental pollution. The plan also notes that within the Member Countries, specific legislation on managing navigation spills is limited. Only Thailand and Vietnam have the necessary personnel and equipment to respond effectively to emergencies. [3]\n",null,null,null,"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Agreement on joint actions to solve the problem of the Aral Sea and the Aral Sea region, environmental recovery and ensuring the socio-economic development of the Aral region.\" (\"Соглашение о совместных действиях по решению проблемы Аральского моря и Приаралья, экологическому оздоровлению и обеспечению социально-экономического развития Аральского региона.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute13_ru.htm].\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Agreement on joint actions to solve the problem of the Aral Sea and the Aral Sea region, environmental recovery and ensuring the socio-economic development of the Aral region.\" (\"Соглашение о совместных действиях по решению проблемы Аральского моря и Приаралья, экологическому оздоровлению и обеспечению социально-экономического развития Аральского региона.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute13_ru.htm].\n \n [5] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 25 October 2010. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf].\n \n [6] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [7] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2017. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Tajikistan and Afghanistan in the upper Amu Darya and Pyanj river basins\", (\"Укрепление сотрудничества в области гидрологии окружающей среди между Таджикистаном и Афганистаном в бассейне реки Амударьи и Пяндж\"). [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/Milal_Inter_Journal_optimized.pdf].\n \n [8] Man and Nature (\"Инсон ба Табиат\"). 26 June 2019. \"Outcomes of the high-level meeting between the Republic of Tajikistan and the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan\", (\"Итоги совещание высокопоставленных должностных лиц и технических экспертов Республики Таджикистан и Исламской Республики Афганистан\"). [http://environment.tj/itogi-soveshhanie-vysokopostavlennyh-dolzhnostnyh-lic-i-tehnicheskih-jekspertov-respubliki-tadzhikistan-i-islamskoj-respubliki-afganistan/].","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Amazonian Waters Newsletter. 2014. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160705/44939b6be35d36aba30454b5f5ceded6.pdf\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[5] United Nations Environment Programme. Activity III.2.2 Adaptation to Climate Change in the Transboundary Region. 2014. \nhttp://otca.info/gef/uploads/documento/2d45e-ATIVID.III.2.2_HUGO.FUENTES_RELATORIO_4_FNL.pdf","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"FAQ on Procedures for Water Quality\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/faq-on-procedures-for-water-quality/#PWQ2 [3] MRC Procedural Rules for Mekong Water Cooperation\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/MRC-procedures-EN-V.7-JUL-18.pdf[4] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \"Bilateral Cooperations\". http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/ [5]ASEAN. \"ASEAN Cooperation on Water Resources Management\". https://environment.asean.org/awgwrm/","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 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[http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n \n [3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan about the status of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) and its institutions.\" (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3_ru.htm]\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm]\n \n [5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Agreement on joint actions to solve the problem of the Aral Sea and the Aral Sea region, environmental recovery and ensuring the socio-economic development of the Aral region.\" (\"Соглашение о совместных действиях по решению проблемы Аральского моря и Приаралья, экологическому оздоровлению и обеспечению социально-экономического развития Аральского региона.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute13_ru.htm]\n \n [6] Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic. 21 January 2000. \"Agreement between the Government of the Kazakh Republic and the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic on the Use of Water Management Facilities of Intergovernmental Status on the Rivers Chu and Talas\". [https://www.ecolex.org/details/treaty/agreement-between-the-government-of-the-kazakh-republic-and-the-government-of-the-kyrgyz-republic-on-the-use-of-water-management-facilities-of-intergovernmental-status-on-the-rivers-chu-and-talas-tre-151059/].\n \n [7] State Agency for Water Resources of the Republic of Kyrgyzstan. \"Main stages of bilateral cooperation\", (\"Основные этапы двустороннего сотрудничества\"). [https://www.water.gov.kg/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=349&lang=ru].\n \n [8] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. [https://bwosyrdarya.org]\n \n [9] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/index_ru.htm]\n \n [10] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"CA Water Info.\". [http://www.cawater-info.net/index.htm]\n \n [11] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\"). [http://www.ifas.kz/]\n \n [12] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\"). [http://kazaral.org/]\n \n [13] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"IFAS Agency for the realization of IFAS projects in Uzbekistan.\" (\"Агентство МФСА по реализации проектов МФСА в Узбекистане.\"). [http://aral.uz/wp/]\n \n [14] Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Republic of Uzbekistan. 2006. \"Framework Convention on Environmental Protection for Sustainable Development in Central Asia.\" (\"Рамочная конвенция об охране окружающей среды для устойчивого развития в Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/ca_convention_2006_ru.pdf]\n \n [15] Turkmenistan.ru. 2006. \"In Ashgabat a subregional framework convention on environmental protection for sustainable development in Central Asia has been adopted.\" (\"В Ашхабаде принята Субрегиональная рамочная конвенция об охране окружающей среды для устойчивого развития в Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.turkmenistan.ru/ru/node/18014]\n \n [16] Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic and Republic of Uzbekistan. 1998. \"Agreement on cooperation in the sphere of environmental protection and environmental management.\" (\"Соглашение о сотрудничестве в области охраны окружающей среды и рационального природопользования.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/gov3.pdf].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Сырдарья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute10_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan about the status of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) and its institutions.\" (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3_ru.htm]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm]\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Agreement on joint actions to solve the problem of the Aral Sea and the Aral Sea region, environmental recovery and ensuring the socio-economic development of the Aral region.\" (\"Соглашение о совместных действиях по решению проблемы Аральского моря и Приаралья, экологическому оздоровлению и обеспечению социально-экономического развития Аральского региона.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute13_ru.htm]\n\n[6] Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic. 21 January 2000. \"Agreement between the Government of the Kazakh Republic and the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic on the Use of Water Management Facilities of Intergovernmental Status on the Rivers Chu and Talas\". [https://www.ecolex.org/details/treaty/agreement-between-the-government-of-the-kazakh-republic-and-the-government-of-the-kyrgyz-republic-on-the-use-of-water-management-facilities-of-intergovernmental-status-on-the-rivers-chu-and-talas-tre-151059/].\n\n[7] State Agency for Water Resources of the Republic of Kyrgyzstan. \"Main stages of bilateral cooperation\", (\"Основные этапы двустороннего сотрудничества\"). [https://www.water.gov.kg/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=349&lang=ru].\n\n[8] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. [https://bwosyrdarya.org]\n\n[9] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/index_ru.htm]\n\n[10] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"CA Water Info.\". 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Springer Science and Business Media, 2011. https://books.google.com.tr/books?id=_1I_m3pdX8gC&amp;pg=PA294&amp;lpg=PA294&amp;dq=Third+Meeting+of+the+High+Level+Strategic+Cooperation+Council+Between+the+Syrian+Arab+Republic+and+the+Republic+of+Turkey&amp;source=bl&amp;ots=2RmzqSJjon&amp;sig=ACfU3U2Kvr1WnlXtFALedFJIF3gmthQPlA&amp;hl=tr&amp;sa=X&amp;ved=2ahUKEwiG89LukrnhAhWPzoUKHa7FB_4Q6AEwBHoECAcQAQ#v=onepage&amp;q=Third%20Meeting%20of%20the%20High%20Level%20Strategic%20Cooperation%20Council%20Between%20the%20Syrian%20Arab%20Republic%20and%20the%20Republic%20of%20Turkey&amp;f=false\n[4] Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkey, Iraq, http://www.mfa.gov.tr/sub.en.mfa?77de69df-c818-4733-b179-86416852aa78, Accessed 4 April 2019\n[5] Republic of Turkey Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Joint Statement of the First Meeting of the High Level Strategic Cooperation Council Between the Syrian Arab Republic and the Republic of Turkey, Damascus, December 22-23, 2009, http://www.mfa.gov.tr/turkiye---suriye-ydsik-1_-toplantisi-ortak-bildirisi_-22-23-aralik_-sam.en.mfa, Accessed 5 April 2019\n[6] Arab News/Reuters, Turkey to release water to ease Iraqi shortages, 11 October 2018, http://www.arabnews.com/node/1385906/middle-east","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Сырдарья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute10_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute9_ru.htm].\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n\n[4] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan about the status of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) and its institutions.\" (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3_ru.htm].\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm].\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Agreement on joint actions to solve the problem of the Aral Sea and the Aral Sea region, environmental recovery and ensuring the socio-economic development of the Aral region.\" (\"Соглашение о совместных действиях по решению проблемы Аральского моря и Приаралья, экологическому оздоровлению и обеспечению социально-экономического развития Аральского региона.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute13_ru.htm].\n\n[7] Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan and Republic of Uzbekistan. \"Agreement on using water energy resources of the Syr Darya basin.\" (\"Соглашение об использовании водно-энергетических ресурсов бассейна реки Сырдарья.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/gov1.pdf].\n\n[8] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/index_ru.htm].\n\n[9] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"CA Water Info.\" [http://www.cawater-info.net/index.htm].\n\n[10] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\") [http://www.ifas.kz/].\n\n[11] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\") [http://kazaral.org/].\n\n[12] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"IFAS Agency for the realization of IFAS projects in Uzbekistan.\" (\"Агентство МФСА по реализации проектов МФСА в Узбекистане.\") [http://aral.uz/wp/].\n\n[13] Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Republic of Uzbekistan. 2006. \"Framework Convention on Environmental Protection for Sustainable Development in Central Asia.\" (\"Рамочная конвенция об охране окружающей среды для устойчивого развития в Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/ca_convention_2006_ru.pdf].\n\n[14] Turkmenistan.ru. 2006. \"In Ashgabat a subregional framework convention on environmental protection for sustainable development in Central Asia has been adopted.\" (\"В Ашхабаде принята Субрегиональная рамочная конвенция об охране окружающей среды для устойчивого развития в Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.turkmenistan.ru/ru/node/18014].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Сырдарья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute10_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Амударья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute9_ru.htm].\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n\n[4] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan about the status of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) and its institutions.\" (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3_ru.htm].\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm].\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Agreement on joint actions to solve the problem of the Aral Sea and the Aral Sea region, environmental recovery and ensuring the socio-economic development of the Aral region.\" (\"Соглашение о совместных действиях по решению проблемы Аральского моря и Приаралья, экологическому оздоровлению и обеспечению социально-экономического развития Аральского региона.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute13_ru.htm].\n\n[7] Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan and Republic of Uzbekistan. \"Agreement on using water energy resources of the Syr Darya basin.\" (\"Соглашение об использовании водно-энергетических ресурсов бассейна реки Сырдарья.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/gov1.pdf].\n\n[8] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/index_ru.htm].\n\n[9] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"CA Water Info.\" [http://www.cawater-info.net/index.htm].\n\n[10] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\") [http://www.ifas.kz/].\n\n[11] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\") [http://kazaral.org/].\n\n[12] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"IFAS Agency for the realization of IFAS projects in Uzbekistan.\" (\"Агентство МФСА по реализации проектов МФСА в Узбекистане.\") [http://aral.uz/wp/].\n\n[13] Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Republic of Uzbekistan. 2006. \"Framework Convention on Environmental Protection for Sustainable Development in Central Asia.\" (\"Рамочная конвенция об охране окружающей среды для устойчивого развития в Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/ca_convention_2006_ru.pdf].\n\n[14] Turkmenistan.ru. 2006. \"In Ashgabat a subregional framework convention on environmental protection for sustainable development in Central Asia has been adopted.\" (\"В Ашхабаде принята Субрегиональная рамочная конвенция об охране окружающей среды для устойчивого развития в Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.turkmenistan.ru/ru/node/18014].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation.\" (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Сырдарья».\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute10_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. 1999. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan about the status of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) and its institutions.\" (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Казахстан, Правительством Кыргызской Республики, Правительством Республики Таджикистан, Правительством Туркменистана и Правительством Республики Узбекистан о статусе Международного Фонда спасения Арала (МФСА) и его организаций.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute3_ru.htm]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On Cooperation in the Field of Joint Management on Utilization and Protection of Water Resources from Interstate Sources'\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Республикой Кыргызстан, Республикой Узбекистан, Республикой Таджикистан и Туркменистаном «О сотрудничестве в сфере совместного управления использованием и охраной водных ресурсов межгосударственных источников»\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute1_ru.htm]\n\n[5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993. \"Agreement on joint actions to solve the problem of the Aral Sea and the Aral Sea region, environmental recovery and ensuring the socio-economic development of the Aral region.\" (\"Соглашение о совместных действиях по решению проблемы Аральского моря и Приаралья, экологическому оздоровлению и обеспечению социально-экономического развития Аральского региона.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute13_ru.htm]\n\n[6] Republic of Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan. 1996. \"Agreement about cooperation on water management.\" (\"Соглашение о сотрудничестве по водохозяйственным вопросам.\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/uzb_tur_1.pdf]\n\n[7] Turkmenistan and Republic of Uzbekistan. 2007. \"Agreement about joint usage of water resources downstream of the Amu Darya.\" (\"Соглашение о совместном использовании водных ресурсов в низовьях реки Амударьи.\"). [http://amudarya-bwo.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/uzb_tur_2007.pdf]\n\n[8] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. [https://bwosyrdarya.org]\n\n[9] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/index_ru.htm]\n\n[10] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"CA Water Info.\". [http://www.cawater-info.net/index.htm]\n\n[11] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\"). [http://www.ifas.kz/]\n\n[12] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Executive Directorate of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea in the Republic of Kazakhstan.\" (\"Исполнительная Дирекция Международного Фонда спасения Арала в Республике Казахстан.\"). [http://kazaral.org/]\n\n[13] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"IFAS Agency for the realization of IFAS projects in Uzbekistan.\" (\"Агентство МФСА по реализации проектов МФСА в Узбекистане.\"). [http://aral.uz/wp/]\n\n[14] Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Republic of Uzbekistan. 2006. \"Framework Convention on Environmental Protection for Sustainable Development in Central Asia.\" (\"Рамочная конвенция об охране окружающей среды для устойчивого развития в Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/ca_convention_2006_ru.pdf]\n\n[15] Turkmenistan.ru. 2006. \"In Ashgabat a subregional framework convention on environmental protection for sustainable development in Central Asia has been adopted.\" (\"В Ашхабаде принята Субрегиональная рамочная конвенция об охране окружающей среды для устойчивого развития в Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.turkmenistan.ru/ru/node/18014]\n\n[16] Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic and Republic of Uzbekistan. 1998. \"Agreement on cooperation in the sphere of environmental protection and environmental management.\" (\"Соглашение о сотрудничестве в области охраны окружающей среды и рационального природопользования.\") [http://www.cawater-info.net/library/rus/gov3.pdf].","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Amazonian Waters Newsletter. 2014. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160705/44939b6be35d36aba30454b5f5ceded6.pdf\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[5] United Nations Environment Programme. Activity III.2.2 Adaptation to Climate Change in the Transboundary Region. 2014. \nhttp://otca.info/gef/uploads/documento/2d45e-ATIVID.III.2.2_HUGO.FUENTES_RELATORIO_4_FNL.pdf\n[6] RAC-REMPEITC - Caribe. Regional Framework. 2019. http://www.racrempeitc.org/regional-legal-framework","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"FAQ on Procedures for Water Quality\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/mandate/faq-on-procedures-for-water-quality/#PWQ2 [3] MRC Procedural Rules for Mekong Water Cooperation\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/MRC-procedures-EN-V.7-JUL-18.pdf[4] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \"Bilateral Cooperations\". http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/ [5]ASEAN. \"ASEAN Cooperation on Water Resources Management\". https://environment.asean.org/awgwrm/"]
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[null,"3.6.1",null,0,2,1,2,2,0,0,2,0,2,0,0,0,1,2,2,2,1,2,2,1,2,0,1,1,2,0,0,1,1,0,2,null,null,null,"Afghanistan is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation and there are equally no basin-level procedures for disaster response to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events. \n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] Parties to the agreement committed to joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [3, 4]\n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed an agreement on cooperation in the area of water resource monitoring on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitute the countries' border. [5] Under the agreement, the parties commit to urgent notification of the other country on flooding, mudslides and drought in the river basin, and also to work on joint strengthening of riverbanks, but there is no reference in the document to specific measures for this. [6] The parties continue to develop joint monitoring capacity, but there is no reference to specific measures for disaster alerts in reports and publicly available documents. [7, 8, 9] In 2019, the two countries received support from the United Nations Development Programme to draft a bilateral agreement establishing terms and procedures for cooperation during disasters, including an action plan for 2019 and 2020; an Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) official commented that the agency has limited access to remote border districts during crises, whereas Tajikistan had better capacity to react. [10] In August 2019, the two countries signed an agreement on mutual cooperation in the field of disaster prevention and response, during a regional conference on the Sendai Risk Reduction Framework. [11] However, the document could not be found on the websites of NDMA or Tajikistan's Committee of Emergency Situations and Civil Defence. [12, 13] Tajikistan ratified the agreement in January 2020.","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has implemented a coordinated or joint alarm system for floods or droughts to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events for some member countries, and public evidence indicates that Bolivia is a member of this system. \n\nIn 2014, ACTO reported on a joint early warning system for natural disasters established between Brazil, Peru and Bolivia in their shared Amazon region. The system uses a web platform developed by Brazil called TerraMA2, which allows countries to flag risks on a map interface and grade them based on the level of risk [1]. In Bolivia, the TerraMA2 platform is managed by the Departmental Emergency Operations Center in Pando and the Secretariat of the Environment of the departmental government of Pando [5]. Publicly available documentation does not mention experiences in the use of the system [1, 3, 5]\n\nACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the implementation of transboundary early warning systems for meteorological events (Strategic Action 5.3.1.2), but ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding the status of the implementation of this strategic action [2]. ACTO's website does not contain information on plans for other countries to join TerraMA2, although a report on the pilot implementation states there is a need to expand it [3, 5].\n","There are measures implemented such as joint alarm system for floods or droughts to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events. \n\nIn 2011, the Parties established the Principle International Alert Centres (PIAC) as a responsible operational unit in charge of international communication on water related extreme events. [1]From 2018 onwards, 24/7 functioning of all PIACs is operational in Slovenia and Croatia, however PIACs in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia exist but are still not able to operate 24/7. [1]\n\n","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has implemented a coordinated or joint alarm system for floods or droughts to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events for some member countries,including Brazil.\n\nIn 2014, ACTO reported on a joint early warning system for natural disasters established between Brazil, Peru and Bolivia in their shared Amazon region. The system uses a web platform developed by Brazil called TerraMA2, which allows countries to flag risks on a map interface and grade them based on the level of risk [1]. \n\nACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the implementation of transboundary early warning systems for meteorological events (Strategic Action 5.3.1.2), but ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding the status of the implementation of this strategic action [2, 3].\n","There are measures to limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events that are undertaken by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) and Cambodia is a full-member.\n\nThe MRC has a flood and mitigation programme called the Flood Management and Mitigation Programme (FMMP). It is designed to minimise negative flood-related impacts while preserving the benefits and has helped state agencies in the four riparian countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam) manage flooding by using data and tools that make timely flood-forecasting and impact-mitigation possible. During the flood season, which runs from June to November, the Regional Flood Management and Mitigation Centre uses data from 138 hydro-meteorological stations to issues daily flood forecasts and warnings. The Centre also holds regular regional Flood Forums. The flood forum facilitates dialogue and cooperation serves platform among planners, scientists, international organisations, and civil society organisations. In 2010, MRC established a Drought Management start-up project and is working with its member states to expand planning and response to drought. [1, 2]","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) includes \"Flood and Drought\" as one of their topics of work. In 2011, it created a Flood Management and Mitigation (FMM) strategy. From 2005 to 2015, it initiated the Flood Management & Mitigation Programme. In 2010, it established a Drought Management start-up project [1]. China is not a full member of the MRC, but it has maintained cooperations with the MRC. In 2013, China and the MRC renewed their agreement on data sharing, which was originally signed in 2002 [2]. On April 8 2019, China shared its data on the water flow in Jinghong, to help the downstream countries in MRC prepare for potential risks [3]. There are no bilateral alarm systems under the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD) or Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC), even though China is a full member of both of these two organizations [4]. The LMC's Five Year Action Plan (2018 - 2022) states that it shall \"strengthen the emergency management of flood and drought disasters in the Lancang-Mekong River, implement the joint assessment of flood control and drought relief in the Mekong River Basin, and conduct joint research on the information sharing communication channels for the emergency flood and drought disasters along the Lancang-Mekong River\" [5].","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has implemented a coordinated or joint alarm system for floods or droughts to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events for some member countries, but public evidence does not indicate that Colombia is a member of this system. \n\nIn 2014, ACTO reported on a joint early warning system for natural disasters established between Brazil, Peru and Bolivia in their shared Amazon region. The system uses a web platform developed by Brazil called TerraMA2, which allows countries to flag risks on a map interface and grade them based on the level of risk [1]. \n\nACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the implementation of transboundary early warning systems for meteorological events (Strategic Action 5.3.1.2), but ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding the status of the implementation of this strategic action [2, 3]. Neither ACTO's website nor Colombia's Ministry of Environment contains information on plans for Colombia to join TerraMA2 [3, 4,5]\n\n","There are measures implemented such as joint alarm system for floods or droughts to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events. \n\nIn 2011, the Parties established the Principle International Alert Centres (PIAC) as a responsible operational unit in charge of international communication on water related extreme events. [1]From 2018 onwards, 24/7 functioning of all PIACs is operational in Slovenia and Croatia, however PIACs in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia exist but are still not able to operate 24/7. [1]\n\n","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has implemented a coordinated or joint alarm system for floods or droughts to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events for some member countries, but public evidence does not indicate that Ecuador is a member of this system. \n\nIn 2014, ACTO reported on a joint early warning system for natural disasters established between Brazil, Peru and Bolivia in their shared Amazon region. The system uses a web platform developed by Brazil called TerraMA2, which allows countries to flag risks on a map interface and grade them based on the level of risk [1]. ACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the implementation of transboundary early warning systems for meteorological events (Strategic Action 5.3.1.2), but ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding the status of the implementation of this strategic action [2, 3]. Neither ACTO's website nor Ecuador's Ministry of Environment contains information on plans for Ecuador to join TerraMA2 [3, 4,5]\n","In Guinea measures are implemented, such as a coordinated or joint alarm system for floods or droughts, to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events. Guinea is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS). \n\nThis organization has databases, rainfall flow models and an alert plan to respond to flows. (1) The alert plan to respond to flows has been implemented and utilied, for example in 2003 went it predicted a flood event at two stations the Matam and Podor (2). This event provoked the meeting of the Permanent Water Commission (an organism within the OMVS) that is in charge of the management of the dams, to find a solution to the flood threat in the Senegal River after heavy rains. (2) In 2018 OVMS also published an announcement about the Senegal river's poor hydrological situation and how the OMVS was set to deal with it (e.g. by controlling certain water dams and fluxes) [4]. This early warning and communication system, which operates also in case of a dam failure and exceptional floods, utilises a flood forecast simulation software. The information is regularly uploaded to a website and communicated in real time to the prefects and heads of technical services. Disadvantage of this alert system within the OMVS is that it does not take into account local rainfall forecasts. (3)","No, there is no formal collaboration among basin states to limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather conditions. The lack of such collaborations have affected Iran gravely. The drought in Mesopotamian marshes in Iraq have caused a drought in Hur-ul Azim wetlands, which is an active source of sand and dust storms along the Iran-Iraq border [1]. \n\nNo other information was found after a check of multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [2], the Foreign Ministry [3], the Department of Environment [4], the Ministry of Energy [5] and the Ministry of Agriculture [6] provided no relevant information.\n","There is no formal cooperation among the states in the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin to limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather conditions. There is no joint body or multilateral mechanism. Similarly, there is no formal bilateral agreement concerning pollution with either Syria or Iraq. \n\nThere is no mention of a relevant agreement in Turkey’s submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 [1], in Kibaroğlu and Scheumann’s article [2], or on the webpages of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Syria [3] [4] and Iraq [5] or in academic scholarship on the subject [6]\n\nTurkey has taken unilateral action on occasions: in 2018 Turkey agreed to a request from Iraq to delay the filling of the Ilısu Dam to help ease the water shortages in Iraq. [7]","There is no evidence that Kazakhstan is covered by a basin-level active disaster management system. \n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to the joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] Despite this, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation is responsible for managing water flows through its hydraulic facilities, including in order to limit floods, although there is no evidence that the association has developed disaster alarm systems. [4]\n \n The International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), responsible for the ICWC, reports that under the Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme 3, implemented 2011-2015, individual member states received support in developing disaster risk management capacity. [5]\n \n In 2018, the IFAS in coordination with the United Nations Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia (UNRCCA) published four Early Warning Bulletins on the projected condition of the Syr Darya river for the following month, based on the preceding month, presenting a range of data on water flow through hydraulic facilities. [7] However, the 2018 bulletins were not found on the IFAS or UNRCCA websites, and there is no evidence that this activity continued in 2019. [8, 9] In 2019, the IFAS adopted a proposal as part of the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme for the development of climate-change related disaster risk management, potentially involving the creation of a regional risk reduction programme and early warning system. [10, 11] However, the proposal contains limited detail by comparison to other projects accepted by the Assistance Programme, and no further information on disaster risk management activity was found on the IFAS website. [9, 11]","There is no evidence that Kyrgyzstan is covered by a basin-level active disaster management system. However, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan's ministries of emergency established trilateral cooperation on transboundary disaster response, planning and risk reduction, including a transboundary early warning system in April 2019.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] Despite this, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation is responsible for managing water flows through its hydraulic facilities, including in order to limit floods, although there is no evidence that the association has developed disaster alarm systems. [4]\n \n The International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) responsible for the ICWC) reports that under the Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme 3, implemented 2011-2015, individual member states received support in developing disaster risk management capacity. [5]\n \n In 2018, the IFAS in coordination with the United Nations Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia (UNRCCA) published four Early Warning Bulletins on the projected condition of the Syr Darya river for the following month, based on the preceding month, presenting a range of data on water flow through hydraulic facilities. [7] However, the 2018 bulletins were not found on the IFAS or UNRCCA websites, and there is no evidence that this activity continued in 2019. [8, 9] In 2019, the IFAS adopted as part of the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme a proposal for the development of climate-change related disaster risk management, potentially involving the creation of a regional risk reduction programme and early warning system. [10, 11] However, the proposal contains limited detail by comparison to other projects accepted by the Assistance Programme, and no further information on disaster risk management activity was found on the IFAS website. [9, 11]\n \n In April 2019, Kyrgyzstan's Ministry of Emergency Situations, Uzbekistan's Ministry of Emergency Situations, and Tajikistan's Committee for Emergency Situations held a trilateral meeting hosted by Kyrgyzstan's Ministry establishing trilateral cooperation on transboundary disaster response, planning and risk reduction, including a transboundary early warning system. [12] While Uzbekistan and Tajikistan signed a bilateral agreement on disaster risk response and reduction in 2018, which includes provisions for establishment of an early warning system, there is no evidence on the Kyrgyzstan Ministry website that the country has joined that agreement or entered into separate bilateral agreements with its neighbours. [13] No further information on the transboundary early warning system was found on the Ministry of Emergencies website. [14]","There are measures to limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events that are undertaken by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) and Laos is a full-member.\n\nThe MRC has a flood and mitigation programme called the Flood Management and Mitigation Programme (FMMP). It is designed to minimise negative flood-related impacts while preserving the benefits and has helped state agencies in the four riparian countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam) manage flooding by using data and tools that make timely flood-forecasting and impact-mitigation possible. During the flood season, which runs from June to November, the Regional Flood Management and Mitigation Centre uses data from 138 hydro-meteorological stations to issues daily flood forecasts and warnings. The Centre also holds regular regional Flood Forums. The flood forum facilitates dialogue and cooperation serves platform among planners, scientists, international organisations, and civil society organisations. In 2010, MRC established a Drought Management start-up project and is working with its member states to expand planning and response to drought. [1, 2]","In Mali measures are implemented, such as a coordinated or joint alarm system for floods or droughts, to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events. Guinea is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS). \n\nThis organization has databases, rainfall flow models and an alert plan to respond to flows. (1) The alert plan to respond to flows has been implemented and utilied, for example in 2003 went it predicted a flood event at two stations the Matam and Podor (2). This event provoked the meeting of the Permanent Water Commission (an organism within the OMVS) that is in charge of the management of the dams, to find a solution to the flood threat in the Senegal River after heavy rains. (2) In 2018 OVMS also published an announcement about the Senegal river's poor hydrological situation and how the OMVS was set to deal with it (e.g. by controlling certain water dams and fluxes) [4]. This early warning and communication system, which operates also in case of a dam failure and exceptional floods, utilises a flood forecast simulation software. The information is regularly uploaded to a website and communicated in real time to the prefects and heads of technical services. Disadvantage of this alert system within the OMVS is that it does not take into account local rainfall forecasts. (3)","In Mauritania measures are implemented, such as a coordinated or joint alarm system for floods or droughts, to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events. Guinea is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS). \n\nThis organization has databases, rainfall flow models and an alert plan to respond to flows. (1) The alert plan to respond to flows has been implemented and utilied, for example in 2003 went it predicted a flood event at two stations the Matam and Podor (2). This event provoked the meeting of the Permanent Water Commission (an organism within the OMVS) that is in charge of the management of the dams, to find a solution to the flood threat in the Senegal River after heavy rains. (2) In 2018 OVMS also published an announcement about the Senegal river's poor hydrological situation and how the OMVS was set to deal with it (e.g. by controlling certain water dams and fluxes) [4]. This early warning and communication system, which operates also in case of a dam failure and exceptional floods, utilises a flood forecast simulation software. The information is regularly uploaded to a website and communicated in real time to the prefects and heads of technical services. Disadvantage of this alert system within the OMVS is that it does not take into account local rainfall forecasts. (3)","Myanmar has taken steps in flood prevention. Myanmar is part of the Mekong River Commission. Stakeholders from the MRC Member Countries (Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Vietnam) and Dialogue Partners (China and Myanmar) often have training workshops, and study visits to support information sharing and first-hand learning experiences along with forums regarding the Mekong Basin Flood Management and Mitigation Programme (FMMP). [1,2,3] In recent years, the MRC Secretariat has cooperated with Myanmar in a number of areas, such as improving the MRC’s hydro‐meteorological coverage by exchanging relevant monitoring and water-quality data and sharing technical expertise in flood prevention and management. A number of areas, such as navigation safety, strategic environmental assessment, and continued sharing of hydro‐meteorological data with Myanmar, have been explored with potential for future technical cooperation. [4]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has implemented a coordinated or joint alarm system for floods or droughts to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events for some member countries,including Peru.\n\nIn 2014, ACTO reported on a joint early warning system for natural disasters established between Brazil, Peru and Bolivia in their shared Amazon region. The system uses a web platform developed by Brazil called TerraMA2, which allows countries to flag risks on a map interface and grade them based on the level of risk [1]. \n\nACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the implementation of transboundary early warning systems for meteorological events (Strategic Action 5.3.1.2), but ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding the status of the implementation of this strategic action [2, 3].\n","In Senegal measures are implemented, such as a coordinated or joint alarm system for floods or droughts, to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events. Guinea is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS). \n\nThis organization has databases, rainfall flow models and an alert plan to respond to flows. (1) The alert plan to respond to flows has been implemented and utilied, for example in 2003 went it predicted a flood event at two stations the Matam and Podor (2). This event provoked the meeting of the Permanent Water Commission (an organism within the OMVS) that is in charge of the management of the dams, to find a solution to the flood threat in the Senegal River after heavy rains. (2) In 2018 OVMS also published an announcement about the Senegal river's poor hydrological situation and how the OMVS was set to deal with it (e.g. by controlling certain water dams and fluxes) [4]. This early warning and communication system, which operates also in case of a dam failure and exceptional floods, utilises a flood forecast simulation software. The information is regularly uploaded to a website and communicated in real time to the prefects and heads of technical services. Disadvantage of this alert system within the OMVS is that it does not take into account local rainfall forecasts. (3)","There are measures implemented such as joint alarm system for floods or droughts to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events. \n\nIn 2011, the Parties established the Principle International Alert Centres (PIAC) as a responsible operational unit in charge of international communication on water related extreme events. [1]From 2018 onwards, 24/7 functioning of all PIACs is operational in Slovenia and Croatia, however PIACs in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia exist but are still not able to operate 24/7. [1]\n\n","There are measures implemented such as joint alarm system for floods or droughts to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events. \n\nIn 2011, the Parties established the Principle International Alert Centres (PIAC) as a responsible operational unit in charge of international communication on water related extreme events. [1]From 2018 onwards, 24/7 functioning of all PIACs is operational in Slovenia and Croatia, however PIACs in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia exist but are still not able to operate 24/7. [1]\n\n","There is no formal cooperation among the states in the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin to limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather conditions. There is no joint body or multilateral mechanism. Similarly, there is no formal bilateral agreement concerning pollution with either Syria or Iraq. \n\nThere is no mention of a relevant agreement in Turkey’s submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 [1], in Kibaroğlu and Scheumann’s article [2], or on the webpages of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Syria [3] [4] and Iraq [5] or in academic scholarship on the subject [6]\n\nTurkey has taken unilateral action on occasions: in 2018 Turkey agreed to a request from Iraq to delay the filling of the Ilısu Dam to help ease the water shortages in Iraq. [7]","There is no evidence that Tajikistan is covered by a basin-level active disaster management system. However, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan's ministries of emergency established trilateral cooperation on transboundary disaster response, planning and risk reduction, including a transboundary early warning system, in April 2019. Additionally, Tajikistan has relevant a bilateral cooperation agreement with  Uzbekistan.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] The Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation is responsible for managing water flows through its hydraulic facilities, including in order to limit floods, although there is no evidence that the association has developed disaster alarm systems. [4]\n \n The International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) responsible for the ICWC, reports that under the Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme 3, implemented 2011-2015, the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation conducted work to strengthen riverbanks, and that individual member states of the organisation received support in developing disaster risk management capacity. [5]\n \n In 2018, the IFAS in coordination with the United Nations Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia (UNRCCA) published four Early Warning Bulletins on the projected condition of the Amu Darya river for the following month, based on the preceding month, presenting a range of data on water flow through hydraulic facilities. [6] However, the 2018 bulletins were not found on the IFAS or UNRCCA websites, and there is no evidence that this activity continued in 2019. [7, 8] In 2019, the IFAS adopted as part of the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme a proposal for the development of climate-change related disaster risk management, potentially involving the creation of a regional risk reduction programme and early warning system. [8, 9] However, the proposal contains limited detail by comparison to other projects accepted by the Assistance Programme, and no further information on disaster risk management activity was found on the IFAS website. [7, 9]\n \n Uzbekistan and Tajikistan signed a bilateral agreement on disaster risk response and reduction in 2018, which includes provisions for establishment of an early warning system. [10] In April 2019, Kyrgyzstan's Ministry of Emergency Situations, Uzbekistan's Ministry of Emergency Situations, and Tajikistan's Committee for Emergency Situations held a trilateral meeting hosted by Kyrgyzstan's Ministry establishing trilateral cooperation on transboundary disaster response, planning and risk reduction, including a transboundary early warning system. [11] However, no further information on the transboundary early warning system was found on the emergency ministries' wesbites. [12, 13, 14]\n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed an agreement on cooperation in the area of water resource monitoring on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitute the countries' border. [15] Under the agreement, the parties commit to urgent notification of the other country on flooding, mudslides and drought in the river basin, and also to work on joint strengthening of riverbanks, but there is no reference in the document to specific measures for this. [6] The parties continue to develop joint monitoring capacity, but there is no reference to specific measures for disaster alerts in reports and publicly available documents. [16, 17, 18] In 2019, the two countries received support from the United Nations Development Programme to draft a bilateral agreement establishing terms and procedures for cooperation during disasters, including an action plan for 2019 and 2020. [19] In August 2019, the two countries signed an agreement on mutual cooperation in the field of disaster prevention and response, during a regional conference on the Sendai Risk Reduction Framework. [20] However, the document could not be found on the websites of NDMA or Tajikistan's Committee of Emergency Situations and Civil Defence. [21, 22] Tajikistan ratified the agreement in January 2020.","There is no evidence that Tajikistan is covered by a basin-level active disaster management system. However, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan's ministries of emergency established trilateral cooperation on transboundary disaster response, planning and risk reduction, including a transboundary early warning system, in April 2019. Additionally, Tajikistan has a relevant bilateral cooperation agreement with Uzbekistan.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to the joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] Despite this, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation is responsible for managing water flows through its hydraulic facilities, including in order to limit floods, although there is no evidence that the association has developed disaster alarm systems. [4]\n \n The International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), responsible for the ICWC, reports that under the Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme 3, implemented 2011-2015, individual member states received support in developing disaster risk management capacity. [5]\n \n In 2018, the IFAS in coordination with the United Nations Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia (UNRCCA) published four Early Warning Bulletins on the projected condition of the Syr Darya river for the following month, based on the preceding month, presenting a range of data on water flow through hydraulic facilities. [7] However, the 2018 bulletins were not found on the IFAS or UNRCCA websites, and there is no evidence that this activity continued in 2019. [8, 9] In 2019, the IFAS adopted a proposal as part of the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme for the development of climate-change related disaster risk management, potentially involving the creation of a regional risk reduction programme and early warning system. [10, 11] However, the proposal contains limited detail by comparison to other projects accepted by the Assistance Programme, and no further information on disaster risk management activity was found on the IFAS website. [9, 11]\n \n Uzbekistan and Tajikistan signed a bilateral agreement on disaster risk response and reduction in 2018, which includes provisions for establishment of an early warning system. [12] In April 2019, Kyrgyzstan's Ministry of Emergency Situations, Uzbekistan's Ministry of Emergency Situations, and Tajikistan's Committee for Emergency Situations held a trilateral meeting hosted by Kyrgyzstan's Ministry establishing trilateral cooperation on transboundary disaster response, planning and risk reduction, including a transboundary early warning system. [13] However, no further information on the transboundary early warning system was found on the emergency ministries' wesbites. [14, 15, 16]","There are measures to limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events that are undertaken by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) and Thailand is a full-member.\n\nThe MRC has a flood and mitigation programme called the Flood Management and Mitigation Programme (FMMP). It is designed to minimise negative flood-related impacts while preserving the benefits and has helped state agencies in the four riparian countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam) manage flooding by using data and tools that make timely flood-forecasting and impact-mitigation possible. During the flood season, which runs from June to November, the Regional Flood Management and Mitigation Centre uses data from 138 hydro-meteorological stations to issues daily flood forecasts and warnings. The Centre also holds regular regional Flood Forums. The flood forum facilitates dialogue and cooperation serves platform among planners, scientists, international organisations, and civil society organisations. In 2010, MRC established a Drought Management start-up project and is working with its member states to expand planning and response to drought. [1, 2]","There is no formal cooperation among the states in the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin to limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather conditions. There is no joint body or multilateral mechanism. Similarly, there is no formal bilateral agreement concerning pollution with either Syria or Iraq. \n\nThere is no mention of a relevant agreement in Turkey’s submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 [1], in Kibaroğlu and Scheumann’s article [2], or on the webpages of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Syria [3] [4] and Iraq [5] or in academic scholarship on the subject [6]\n\nTurkey has taken unilateral action on occasions: in 2018 Turkey agreed to a request from Iraq to delay the filling of the Ilısu Dam to help ease the water shortages in Iraq. [7]","There is no evidence that Turkmenistan is covered by a basin-level active disaster management system. \n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] The Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation is responsible for managing water flows through its hydraulic facilities, including in order to limit floods, although there is no evidence that the association has developed disaster alarm systems. [4]\n \n The International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) responsible for the ICWC, reports that under the Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme 3, implemented 2011-2015, the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation conducted work to strengthen riverbanks, and that individual member states of the organisation received support in developing disaster risk management capacity. [5]\n \n In 2018, the IFAS in coordination with the United Nations Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia (UNRCCA) published four Early Warning Bulletins on the projected condition of the Amu Darya river for the following month, based on the preceding month, presenting a range of data on water flow through hydraulic facilities. [6] However, the 2018 bulletins were not found on the IFAS or UNRCCA websites, and there is no evidence that this activity continued in 2019. [7, 8] In 2019, the IFAS adopted as part of the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme a proposal for the development of climate-change related disaster risk management, potentially involving the creation of a regional risk reduction programme and early warning system. [8, 9] However, the proposal contains limited detail by comparison to other projects accepted by the Assistance Programme, and no further information on disaster risk management activity was found on the IFAS website. [7, 9]","There is no evidence that Uzbekistan is covered by a basin-level active disaster management system. However, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan's ministries of emergency established trilateral cooperation on transboundary disaster response, planning and risk reduction, including a transboundary early warning system, in April 2019. Additionally, Uzbekistan has a relevant bilateral cooperation agreement with Tajikistan.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] The Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation is responsible for managing water flows through its hydraulic facilities, including in order to limit floods, although there is no evidence that the association has developed disaster alarm systems. [4]\n \n The International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS) responsible for the ICWC, reports that under the Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme 3, implemented 2011-2015, the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation conducted work to strengthen riverbanks, and that individual member states of the organisation received support in developing disaster risk management capacity. [5]\n \n In 2018, the IFAS in coordination with the United Nations Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia (UNRCCA) published four Early Warning Bulletins on the projected condition of the Amu Darya river for the following month, based on the preceding month, presenting a range of data on water flow through hydraulic facilities. [6] However, the 2018 bulletins were not found on the IFAS or UNRCCA websites, and there is no evidence that this activity continued in 2019. [7, 8] In 2019, the IFAS adopted as part of the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme a proposal for the development of climate-change related disaster risk management, potentially involving the creation of a regional risk reduction programme and early warning system. [8, 9] However, the proposal contains limited detail by comparison to other projects accepted by the Assistance Programme, and no further information on disaster risk management activity was found on the IFAS website. [7, 9]\n \n Uzbekistan and Tajikistan signed a bilateral agreement on disaster risk response and reduction in 2018, which includes provisions for establishment of an early warning system. [10] In April 2019, Kyrgyzstan's Ministry of Emergency Situations, Uzbekistan's Ministry of Emergency Situations, and Tajikistan's Committee for Emergency Situations held a trilateral meeting hosted by Kyrgyzstan's Ministry establishing trilateral cooperation on transboundary disaster response, planning and risk reduction, including a transboundary early warning system. [11] However, no further information on the transboundary early warning system was found on the emergency ministries' wesbites. [12, 13, 14]\n\n","There is no evidence that Uzbekistan is covered by a basin-level active disaster management system. However, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan's ministries of emergency established trilateral cooperation on transboundary disaster response, planning and risk reduction, including a transboundary early warning system, in April 2019. Additionally, Uzbekistan has a relevant bilateral cooperation agreement with Tajikistan.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to the joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] Despite this, the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation is responsible for managing water flows through its hydraulic facilities, including in order to limit floods, although there is no evidence that the association has developed disaster alarm systems. [4]\n \n The International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), responsible for the ICWC, reports that under the Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme 3, implemented 2011-2015, individual member states received support in developing disaster risk management capacity. [5]\n \n In 2018, the IFAS in coordination with the United Nations Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia (UNRCCA) published four Early Warning Bulletins on the projected condition of the Syr Darya river for the following month, based on the preceding month, presenting a range of data on water flow through hydraulic facilities. [7] However, the 2018 bulletins were not found on the IFAS or UNRCCA websites, and there is no evidence that this activity continued in 2019. [8, 9] In 2019, the IFAS adopted a proposal as part of the fourth Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme for the development of climate-change related disaster risk management, potentially involving the creation of a regional risk reduction programme and early warning system. [10, 11] However, the proposal contains limited detail by comparison to other projects accepted by the Assistance Programme, and no further information on disaster risk management activity was found on the IFAS website. [9, 11]\n \n Uzbekistan and Tajikistan signed a bilateral agreement on disaster risk response and reduction in 2018, which includes provisions for establishment of an early warning system. [12] In April 2019, Kyrgyzstan's Ministry of Emergency Situations, Uzbekistan's Ministry of Emergency Situations, and Tajikistan's Committee for Emergency Situations held a trilateral meeting hosted by Kyrgyzstan's Ministry establishing trilateral cooperation on transboundary disaster response, planning and risk reduction, including a transboundary early warning system. [13] However, no further information on the transboundary early warning system was found on the emergency ministries' wesbites. [14, 15, 16]","The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) was implemented a coordinated or joint alarm system for floods or droughts to prevent or limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events for some member countries, but public evidence does not indicate that Venezuela is a member of this system. \n\nIn 2014, ACTO reported on a joint early warning system for natural disasters established between Brazil, Peru and Bolivia in their shared Amazon region. The system uses a web platform developed by Brazil called TerraMA2, which allows countries to flag risks on a map interface and grade them based on the level of risk [1]. \n\nACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) plans for the implementation of transboundary early warning systems for meteorological events (Strategic Action 5.3.1.2), but ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding the status of the implementation of this strategic action [2, 3]. ACTO's website does not contain information on plans for Venezuela to join TerraMA2 [3]\n","There are measures to limit the transboundary impact of extreme weather events that are undertaken by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) and Vietnam is a full-member.\n\nThe MRC has a flood and mitigation programme called the Flood Management and Mitigation Programme (FMMP). It is designed to minimise negative flood-related impacts while preserving the benefits and has helped state agencies in the four riparian countries (Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam) manage flooding by using data and tools that make timely flood-forecasting and impact-mitigation possible. During the flood season, which runs from June to November, the Regional Flood Management and Mitigation Centre uses data from 138 hydro-meteorological stations to issues daily flood forecasts and warnings. The Centre also holds regular regional Flood Forums. The flood forum facilitates dialogue and cooperation serves platform among planners, scientists, international organisations, and civil society organisations. In 2010, MRC established a Drought Management start-up project and is working with its member states to expand planning and response to drought. [1, 2]",null,null,null,"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/].\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia Scientific Centre. [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/].\n \n [5] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 25 October 2010. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf].\n \n [6] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". 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[https://reliefweb.int/report/afghanistan/undp-brings-disaster-preparedness-officials-tajikistan-and-afghanistan-together].\n \n [10] Committee of Emergency Situations and Civil Defence under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan. 22 August 2019. \"Regional Conference on risk reduction and realisation of the Sendai Framework Programme held in Dushanbe\", (\"В Душанбе состоялась Региональная Конференция по снижению риска бедствий и реализации Сендайской Рамочной программы\") [https://khf.tj/ru/node/1136].\n \n [11] Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority. [https://andma.gov.af/].\n \n [12] Committee of Emergency Situations and Civil Defence under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan. [https://khf.tj/]\n \n [13] Majlis Oli (Parliament) of the Republic of Tajikistan. Resolution No. 1591 of 29 January 2020. \"On ratification of the Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanisatn on cooperation in the sphere of prevention of and response to emergency situations\", (\"О ратификации Соглашения между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в области предупреждения и ликвидации чрезвычайных ситуаций\"). [http://www.adlia.tj/show_doc.fwx?Rgn=135806].","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Amazonian Waters Newsletter. 2014. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160705/44939b6be35d36aba30454b5f5ceded6.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Pilot project: Adapting to Climate Change in the Transboundary MAP Region: Madre de Dios‑Peru, Acre‑Brazil and Pando‑Bolivia. 2014. http://otca.info/gef/include/pdf/in/ING_FNL_MAP_20lamina2_-_revisao3.pdf","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"8th Mekong Flood Forum\". 27 May 2010. http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/events/8th-mekong-flood-forum/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"Flood Management and Mitigation Programme\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/completion-of-strategic-cycle-2011-2015/flood-management-and-mitigation-programme/ [3]\"Siem Reap Declaration.\" 5 April 2018. https://www.mrcsummit.org/assets/documents/Summit/0d11506d00/Siem-Reap-Declaration_3rd-MRC-Summit-2018.pdf [4] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 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OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"8th Mekong Flood Forum\". 27 May 2010. http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/events/8th-mekong-flood-forum/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"Flood Management and Mitigation Programme\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/completion-of-strategic-cycle-2011-2015/flood-management-and-mitigation-programme/ [3]\"Siem Reap Declaration.\" 5 April 2018. https://www.mrcsummit.org/assets/documents/Summit/0d11506d00/Siem-Reap-Declaration_3rd-MRC-Summit-2018.pdf [4] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/","[1] Mekong River Commission, \"River Monitoring\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/mrc/river-monitoring/.\n[2] Mekong River Commission, \"Upstream Partners\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/.\n[3] Mekong River Commission, \"Water flow in Jinghong of China to decrease, but without significant impact downstream\", 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/news/water-flow-in-jinghong-of-china-to-decrease-but-without-significant-impact-downstream/.\n[4] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC), accessed in 2019, http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/.\nAsia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD), accessed in 2019,http://www.acd-dialogue.org/index.html.","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Amazonian Waters Newsletter. 2014. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160705/44939b6be35d36aba30454b5f5ceded6.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[4] Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development. Minambiente. 2019. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/index.php\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"8th Mekong Flood Forum\". 27 May 2010. http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/events/8th-mekong-flood-forum/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"Flood Management and Mitigation Programme\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/completion-of-strategic-cycle-2011-2015/flood-management-and-mitigation-programme/ [3]\"Siem Reap Declaration.\" 5 April 2018. https://www.mrcsummit.org/assets/documents/Summit/0d11506d00/Siem-Reap-Declaration_3rd-MRC-Summit-2018.pdf [4] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Amazonian Waters Newsletter. 2014. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160705/44939b6be35d36aba30454b5f5ceded6.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[4] Ministry of Environment. Ministerio del Ambiente. 2019. http://www.ambiente.gob.ec/\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf","(1)OMVS. 2016. \"Faire face à la pénurie d'eau et de sécheresse dans les bassins\ntransfrontaliers, y compris l'examen du rôle des eaux\nsouterraines\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/documents/2016/wat/04Apr_6-7_Workshop/Session_3._6_OMVS.pdf].\n(2)Preventionweb. \"Réponse au questionnaire de la stratégie internationale\nde prévention des catastrophes\" .[https://www.preventionweb.net/files/914_Mauritania-report.pdf].\n(3)République du Sénégal. \"Deuxième Communication Nationale du Sénégal\". [http://unfccc.int/files/national_reports/non-annex_i_natcom/submitted_natcom/application/pdf/rapport_final_2010.pdf].\n[4] OMVS, \"Une très bonne hydraulicité du Fleuve Sénégal en 2018\", 2018, http://www.omvs.org/content/une-tr%C3%A8s-bonne-hydraulicit%C3%A9-du-fleuve-s%C3%A9n%C3%A9gal-en-2018","1- Department of Economic and Social Affairs of the United Nations Secretariat, \"Report of the International Conference on Combating Sand and Dust Storms\", 2017, https://www.un.org.ir/images/Documents/sandandduststorms/SDS_Conference_Report_07_15_July_2017.pdf\n2- Iranian Parliament Research Centre, http://rc.majlis.ir/fa \n3- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, \"News and Statements\", n/a, https://mfa.ir/ \n4- Department of Environment, \"News\", https://bit.ly/2w1o9gc \n5- Ministry of Energy, \"News, Water\", n/a, http://news.moe.gov.ir/News-List/4 \n6- Ministry of Agriculture \"News\", n/a, https://www.maj.ir/Index.aspx?page_=dorsaetoolsenews&order=list&lang=1&sub=0&tempname=Main&PageIdF=1596&PageId=68&methodName=findparent","(1) UN-ESWCA \"Inventory of Shared Water Resources in Western Asia\" 2013 https://waterinventory.org/sites/waterinventory.org/files/chapters/Chapter-01-Euphrates-River-Basin-web.pdf","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/].\n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia Scientific Centre. [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/.\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Statute of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Сырдарья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/statute10_ru.htm].\n \n [5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme 3\", (\"Третья Программа бассейна Аральского моря (ПБАМ-3)\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/asbp/asbp3/].\n \n [6] Islamova O. 2017. \"Disaster risk management as an important element of integrated water resource management\", (\"Управление стихийными бедствиями как важный элемент ИУВР\"). [http://icwc-aral.uz/25years/round_table_2/islamova.pdf].\n \n [7] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia Scientific Centre. 2019. \"Water in Central Asia and the World: Yearbook 2018\", (\"Вода в центральной Азии и в мире: Ежегодник 2018\"). [http://cawater-info.net/yearbook/pdf/yearbook2018_ru.pdf].\n \n [8] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Kazakhstan. [http://ifas.kz/]\n \n [9] United Nations Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy in Central Asia. [https://unrcca.unmissions.org/].\n \n [10] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 28 November 2019. \"EU supports multi-sector thinking and investments for sustainable development in Central Asia\", (\"ЕС способствует многосекторальному мышлению и инвестициям для устойчивого развития в Центральной Азии\"). [https://carececo.org/main/news/es-sposobstvuet-mnogosektoralnomu-myshleniyu-i-investitsiyam-dlya-ustoychivogo-razvitiya-v-tsentraln/]\n \n [11] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. July 2019. \"Concept of ideas of Nexus investment projects\", (\"Концепция идей Нексус инвестиционных проектов\"). [https://carececo.org/juan/For%20publication_%20Concept%20on%20nexus%20project%20ideas_ru_28082019.pdf].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia Scientific Centre. [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/.\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Statute of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Сырдарья»\"). 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[http://ru.mes.kg/]","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"8th Mekong Flood Forum\". 27 May 2010. http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/events/8th-mekong-flood-forum/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"Flood Management and Mitigation Programme\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/completion-of-strategic-cycle-2011-2015/flood-management-and-mitigation-programme/ [3]\"Siem Reap Declaration.\" 5 April 2018. https://www.mrcsummit.org/assets/documents/Summit/0d11506d00/Siem-Reap-Declaration_3rd-MRC-Summit-2018.pdf [4] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/","(1)OMVS. 2016. \"Faire face à la pénurie d'eau et de sécheresse dans les bassins\ntransfrontaliers, y compris l'examen du rôle des eaux\nsouterraines\". 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[https://aral.uz/wp/asbp/asbp3/].\n\n[5] Islamova O. 2017. \"Disaster risk management as an important element of integrated water resource management\", (\"Управление стихийными бедствиями как важный элемент ИУВР\"). [http://icwc-aral.uz/25years/round_table_2/islamova.pdf]\n\n[6] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Kazakhstan. [http://ifas.kz/]\n\n[7] United Nations Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy in Central Asia. [https://unrcca.unmissions.org/]\n\n[8] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 28 November 2019. \"EU supports multi-sector thinking and investments for sustainable development in Central Asia\", (\"ЕС способствует многосекторальному мышлению и инвестициям для устойчивого развития в Центральной Азии\"). [https://carececo.org/main/news/es-sposobstvuet-mnogosektoralnomu-myshleniyu-i-investitsiyam-dlya-ustoychivogo-razvitiya-v-tsentraln/]\n\n[9] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. July 2019. \"Concept of ideas of Nexus investment projects\", (\"Концепция идей Нексус инвестиционных проектов\"). [https://carececo.org/juan/For%20publication_%20Concept%20on%20nexus%20project%20ideas_ru_28082019.pdf] \n\n[10] Ministry of Emergencies of the Kyrgyz Republic. 5 April 2019. \"First joint session of the Collegiate of emergency departments of Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan conducted in Bishkek\", (\"В Бишкеке состоялось Первое совместное заседание коллегий чрезвычайных ведомств Кыргызстана, Таджикистана и Узбекистана\"). [http://ru.mes.kg/2019/04/05/v-bishkeke-sostoyalos-pervoe-sovmestnoe-zasedanie-kollegij-chrezvychajnyx-vedomstv-kyrgyzstana-tadzhikistana-i-uzbekistana/]\n\n[11] Presidency of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Decree No. PP-3762 of 4 June 2018. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan on cooperation in the field of prevention and elimination of disasters\" (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Узбекистан и Правительством Республики Таджикистан о сотрудничестве в области предупреждения и ликвидации чрезвычайных ситуаций\"). [https://lex.uz/docs/3805663].\n\n[12] Ministry of Emergencies of the Kyrgyz Republic. [http://ru.mes.kg/]\n\n[13] Ministry of Emergency Situations of Uzbekistan.\n\n[14] Committee for Emergency Situations of Tajikistan. [https://www.mfa.tj/tg]","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/].\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia Scientific Centre. [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/.\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Statute of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Устав Бассейнового водохозяйственного объединения «Сырдарья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/statute10_ru.htm].\n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. \"Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme 3\", (\"Третья Программа бассейна Аральского моря (ПБАМ-3)\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/asbp/asbp3/].\n\n[6] Islamova O. 2017. \"Disaster risk management as an important element of integrated water resource management\", (\"Управление стихийными бедствиями как важный элемент ИУВР\"). [http://icwc-aral.uz/25years/round_table_2/islamova.pdf].\n\n[7] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia Scientific Centre. 2019. \"Water in Central Asia and the World: Yearbook 2018\", (\"Вода в центральной Азии и в мире: Ежегодник 2018\"). [http://cawater-info.net/yearbook/pdf/yearbook2018_ru.pdf].\n\n[8] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Kazakhstan. [http://ifas.kz/]\n\n[9] United Nations Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy in Central Asia. [https://unrcca.unmissions.org/].\n\n[10] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 28 November 2019. \"EU supports multi-sector thinking and investments for sustainable development in Central Asia\", (\"ЕС способствует многосекторальному мышлению и инвестициям для устойчивого развития в Центральной Азии\"). [https://carececo.org/main/news/es-sposobstvuet-mnogosektoralnomu-myshleniyu-i-investitsiyam-dlya-ustoychivogo-razvitiya-v-tsentraln/]\n\n[11] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. July 2019. \"Concept of ideas of Nexus investment projects\", (\"Концепция идей Нексус инвестиционных проектов\"). [https://carececo.org/juan/For%20publication_%20Concept%20on%20nexus%20project%20ideas_ru_28082019.pdf]. \n\n[12] Ministry of Emergencies of the Kyrgyz Republic. 5 April 2019. \"First joint session of the Collegiate of emergency departments of Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan conducted in Bishkek\", (\"В Бишкеке состоялось Первое совместное заседание коллегий чрезвычайных ведомств Кыргызстана, Таджикистана и Узбекистана\"). [http://ru.mes.kg/2019/04/05/v-bishkeke-sostoyalos-pervoe-sovmestnoe-zasedanie-kollegij-chrezvychajnyx-vedomstv-kyrgyzstana-tadzhikistana-i-uzbekistana/]\n\n[13] Presidency of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Decree No. PP-3762 of 4 June 2018. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan on cooperation in the field of prevention and elimination of disasters\" (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Узбекистан и Правительством Республики Таджикистан о сотрудничестве в области предупреждения и ликвидации чрезвычайных ситуаций\"). [https://lex.uz/docs/3805663].\n\n[14] Ministry of Emergencies of the Kyrgyz Republic. [http://ru.mes.kg/]\n\n[15] Ministry of Emergency Situations of Uzbekistan.\n\n[16] Committee for Emergency Situations of Tajikistan. [https://www.mfa.tj/tg]","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Amazonian Waters Newsletter. 2014. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160705/44939b6be35d36aba30454b5f5ceded6.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"8th Mekong Flood Forum\". 27 May 2010. http://www.mrcmekong.org/news-and-events/events/8th-mekong-flood-forum/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"Flood Management and Mitigation Programme\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/completion-of-strategic-cycle-2011-2015/flood-management-and-mitigation-programme/ [3]\"Siem Reap Declaration.\" 5 April 2018. https://www.mrcsummit.org/assets/documents/Summit/0d11506d00/Siem-Reap-Declaration_3rd-MRC-Summit-2018.pdf [4] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/"]
[null,"3.6.2",null,1,0,1,0,2,0,1,1,1,0,0,0,1,1,2,0,0,0,1,0,1,1,0,1,1,2,0,1,1,1,0,2,null,null,null,"Afghanistan is not a member of the Amu Darya basin joint body and there is no formal collaboration on disaster response within the joint body, however, Afghanistan has relevant bilateral agreements in place.\n \n Afghanistan is not a member of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), which manages the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [1, 2] Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the ICWC, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [2] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [3, 4] No evidence of regional-level mutual assistance was found in international documents on disaster risk in Central Asia. [5, 6, 7] \n \n However, Afghanistan has a bilateral agreement on mutual assistance with Kazakhstan, although the two countries are not located on the same river basin. [8] While the agreement does not refer specifically to water-related crises, it provides a basis for cooperation on disaster response, including exchange of information on disaster risks, exchange of experience and training activity on disaster response and organisation of relevant joint research activity, as well as joint planning and realisation of disaster response. [8] In particular, a legal basis is established for the work of foreign disaster response personnel when operating in a partner country (particularly, that the providing government is responsible for insurance and labour conditions), for the movement of vehicles, goods and equipment necessary for disaster response across state borders (including application of simplified customs procedures), and for division of costs of disaster response operations, mostly to be borne by the providing party. [8] Despite this, no evidence that the assistance has ever been provided was found on the website of Kazakhstan's Committee for Emergencies. [9]\n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed an agreement on cooperation in the area of water resource monitoring on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitute the countries' border. [10] Under the agreement, the parties commit to urgent notification of the other country on flooding, mudslides and drought in the river basin, and also to work on joint strengthening of riverbanks, but there is no reference in the document to specific measures for disaster response. [10] The parties continue to develop joint monitoring capacity and discuss work on riverbank strengthening, but there is no reference to specific measures for disaster response in reports and publicly available documents. [11, 12, 13, 14] In 2019, the two countries received support from the United Nations Development Programme to draft a bilateral agreement establishing terms and procedures for cooperation during disasters, including an action plan for 2019 and 2020; an Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) official commented that the agency has limited access to remote border districts during crises, whereas Tajikistan had better capacity to react in these areas. [15] In August 2019, the two countries signed an agreement on mutual cooperation in the field of disaster prevention and response, during a regional conference on the Sendai Risk Reduction Framework. [16] However, the document could not be found on the websites of NDMA or Tajikistan's Committee of Emergency Situations and Civil Defence. [17, 18] Tajikistan ratified the agreement in January 2020. [19]","There is no public evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has procedures in place for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation. ACTO’s website does not contain information regarding mutual assistance among member countries during an emergency [1]. ACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) does not mention mutual assistance during an emergency [2]. \n\nAt the sub-regional level, Bolivia participates in the Andean Committee for Disaster Prevention and Relief (CAPRADE) with Colombia, Ecuador and Peru (members of the Andean Community). CAPRADE's mission includes promoting mutual aid in the case of disasters and its activities include strengthening mutual assistance systems and promoting coordination among countries in the event of disasters via the “Operations Guide for Mutual Assistance in case of Disasters in the Andean Countries” [3]. A 2007 report indicated that mutual aid mechanisms had been used in the case of disasters, with Bolivia reporting use during floods in 2006 and 2007 [4].","There are plans in place for mutual assistance in case of critical situations, but these procedures need to be further developed in order to cover all countries. \n\nThe project - \"Improvement of Joint Actions in Flood Management in the Sava River Basin\", includes two components: preparation of the Flood Risk Management Plan in the Sava River Basin (Sava FRMP) and establishment of a joint Flood Forecasting and Warning System in the Sava River Basin (Sava FFWS). [2] Draft Sava FRMP has been prepared and according to the Sava Commission annual report covering period until March 2018, Sava FFWS should have been designed until 2018. [1] However, there is no evidence that Sava FFWS has been put into operation. \n\nNeither the JEWS or PAICS arrangement have a mutual response beyond information sharing if an issue was identified. [3,4]","There is no public evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has procedures in place for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation. ACTO’s website does not contain information regarding mutual assistance among member countries during an emergency [1]. ACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) does not mention mutual assistance during an emergency [2]. \n \nAt the sub-regional level, some members of the basin states participates in the Andean Committee for Disaster Prevention and Relief (CAPRADE) with Colombia, Ecuador and Peru (members of the Andean Community) - however Brazil is not included. CAPRADE's mission includes promoting mutual aid in the case of disasters and its activities include strengthening mutual assistance systems and promoting coordination among countries in the event of disasters via the “Operations Guide for Mutual Assistance in case of Disasters in the Andean Countries” [3].","There are procedures outlined in the agreement of the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation (Article 10: Emergency Situations) and Cambodia is a full-member [1]. \n\nMRC allocates five percent of its budget on forecasting, warning and emergency response. The forecasting and emergency team are responsible in the Secretariat in coordinating with Member Country agencies to deliver the action plan during emergency response situation [2]. The MRC Communication Policy provides for \"disaster and emergency warnings related to flood, drought and river pollution,\" while a \"functional and operational communication network is maintained for transboundary emergency alert, response and mitigation.\" [3] The MRC’s Procedures on Water Quality (PWQ) include Technical Guidelines for Water Quality Emergency Response and Management to ensure “timely and effective cooperation among the MRC Member Countries in response to water quality emergency pollution incidents”. [4] The MRC has also prepared a Regional Action Plan for Sustainable Transport of Dangerous Goods along the Mekong River “to reduce the risks of accidents, spillages and pollution and enhance emergency response and regional coordination”. [5] Transboundary emergency response schemes are in place under this plan. [5]\n","The Mekong River Commission has set up procedures for mutual assistance in case of emergencies. It carries out regular river monitoring for planning and strategy-making, and to help the member countries prepare for potential risks [1]. The Agreement of MRC requires every member country to notify and consult with the Joint Committee and concerned parties in case of emergencies [2]. China is not a full member of the MRC (Mekong River Commission), but it has maintained cooperationes with the MRC. In 2013, China and the MRC renewed their agreement on data sharing, which was originally signed in 2002 [3]. On April 8 2019, China shared its data on the water flow in Jinghong, to help the downstream countries in MRC prepare for potential risks [4]. But so far, China's participation in collaboration during critical situations remain unclear. In the past, China has supported the flood relief efforts of the other basin states. For example, in July 2018, China sent its rescue team to Cambodia , where flood took place due to the collapse of a Laos dam [5].","There is no public evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has procedures in place for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation. ACTO’s website does not contain information regarding mutual assistance among member countries during an emergency [1]. ACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) does not mention mutual assistance during an emergency [2]. \n \nAt the sub-regional level, Colombia participates in the Andean Committee for Disaster Prevention and Relief (CAPRADE) with Colombia, Ecuador and Peru (members of the Andean Community). CAPRADE's mission includes promoting mutual aid in the case of disasters and its activities include strengthening mutual assistance systems and promoting coordination among countries in the event of disasters via the “Operations Guide for Mutual Assistance in case of Disasters in the Andean Countries” [3]. A 2007 report did not indicate that Colombia had ever offered or sought assistance under this framework [4].","There are plans in place for mutual assistance in case of critical situations, but these procedures need to be further developed in order to cover all countries. \n\nThe project - \"Improvement of Joint Actions in Flood Management in the Sava River Basin\", includes two components: preparation of the Flood Risk Management Plan in the Sava River Basin (Sava FRMP) and establishment of a joint Flood Forecasting and Warning System in the Sava River Basin (Sava FFWS). [2] Draft Sava FRMP has been prepared and according to the Sava Commission annual report covering period until March 2018, Sava FFWS should have been designed until 2018. [1] However, there is no evidence that Sava FFWS has been put into operation. \n\nNeither the JEWS or PAICS arrangement have a mutual response beyond information sharing if an issue was identified. [3,4]","There is no public evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has procedures in place for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation. ACTO’s website does not contain information regarding mutual assistance among member countries during an emergency [1]. ACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) does not mention mutual assistance during an emergency [2]. \n \nAt the sub-regional level, Ecuador participates in the Andean Committee for Disaster Prevention and Relief (CAPRADE) with Colombia, Ecuador and Peru (members of the Andean Community). CAPRADE's mission includes promoting mutual aid in the case of disasters and its activities include strengthening mutual assistance systems and promoting coordination among countries in the event of disasters via the “Operations Guide for Mutual Assistance in case of Disasters in the Andean Countries” [3]. A 2007 report indicated that CAPRADE's mutual aid mechanisms had been used in the case of disasters, with Ecuador reporting that it used the mechanisms every 2-3 years on average [4].","In Guinea there are no procedures outlined in the agreement or the management plan of the joint body for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation and the country is its full-member. \n\nSuch evidence could not be found in an OMVS report presenting a specific project, the Multi-purpose Development of the integrated Environment and Water Resources Management Project (PGI2) in the Senegal River Basin; in a strategic action plan of the OMVS; in an OMVS report, in the OMVS, in the annual report of the Observatory of the environment, on the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics Facebook page (it does not have an official website), in the National Directorate of Water and Forests, on the Ministry of Environment Facebook page (it does not have an official website) or on the Ministry of Agriculture Facebook page (it does not have an official website). (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9) \n\nThere is evidence that Guinea collaborates with neighboring countries on an ad hoc, non-institutionalized or systemized basis. During the Ebola outbreak of 2014, cross-border meetings between the 3 countries (Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone) were conducted. Nevertheless, there is no evidence of critical assistance offered. (10)","No, there is no formal collaboration among basin states in case of critical situation. The lack of such procedures have affected Iran gravely. The drought in Mesopotamian marshes in Iraq have caused a drought in Hur-ul Azim wetlands, which is an active source of sand and dust storms along the Iran-Iraq border [1]. Although the Iraq party had made promises to handle the drought, the issues between Iraq and Turkey regarding their transboundary waters have stopped any further action [2].\n\nNo other information was found after a check of multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [3], the Foreign Ministry [4], the Department of Environment [5], the Ministry of Energy [6] and the Ministry of Agriculture [7] .\n\nThe Algiers agreement, foresees a Common Bureau of Coordination; which was never established [8].\n\n","There is no formal cooperation among the states in the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin in case of a critical situation. There is no joint body or multilateral mechanism. Similarly, there is no formal bilateral agreement concerning cooperation in critical situations with either Syria or Iraq. However Turkey has historically offered aid to Iraq in response to water related crises.\n\nThere is no mention of such an agreement is made in Turkey’s submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 [1], in Kibaroğlu and Scheumann’s article [2], or on the webpages of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Syria [3] [4] and Iraq [5] or in relevant academic literature [6]. \n\nHowever Iraq has been a beneficiary of aid from Turkey to help deal with flooding.[7,8,9]","There is no evidence that Kazakhstan is covered by basin-level procedures for disaster response, but Kazakhstan has some relevant bilateral agreements in place.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to the joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] No evidence of regional-level mutual assistance was found in international documents on disaster risk in Central Asia. [4, 5]\n \n However, regional and bilateral agreements separate to the ICWC are in place, with a general agreement on cooperation on prevention of and response to disasters signed between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan in 1998. [7] While the document does not refer specifically to water-related crises, it provides a basis for cooperation on disaster response, including joint activities on monitoring of ecological disaster risks, mutual early warning and information on risks of and ocurring natural disaster, and coordination of national efforts to respond to disasters through the relevant emergency services. [7] In particular, a legal basis is established for the work of foreign disaster response personnel when operating in a different country where a disaster has ocurred (particularly that the providing government is responsible for labour conditions), for the movement of vehicles, goods and equipment necessary for disaster response across state borders (including stipulation that simplified customs procedures be applied), and for payment of compensation for any injuries or damages incurred or caused by parties providing assistance. [7] Further provisions are also made for the exchange of information, knowledge and skills, including through joint training exercises, joint preventative action and international conferences. [7]\n \n There are also some examples of mutual assistance in critical situations. In May 2020, following the bursting of the Sardoba Dam in Uzbekistan, which released a flood which also affected Kazakhstan, the two countries worked together to provide assistance to affected citizens. [12] Media note that while some Kazakh officials originally held Uzbekistan responsible for the damage, no compensation was discussed during a telephone conversation on the issue between the two countries' presidents. [12, 13]\n \n In 2009, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan signed a bilateral agreement on prevention of and response to disasters through the two countries' disaster response authorities. [8] While the document essentially repeats the provisions of the 1998 multilateral agreement, also not referring to water-related crises, one notable difference is a requirement that the party receiving assistance reimburse the costs incurred by the providing party, as well as a stipulation that any information provided for the purposes of risk management and disaster response may be published freely, including to third parties, unless the parties to the agreement agree otherwise. [8] In 2013, the two countries created a regional Centre for Emergencies and Disaster Risk Reduction, whose remit is the development of regional coordination and capacity for disaster response, including involvement of international support, but has no mandate to actually intervene in disasters, which by 2019 included the region's other states (Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan) as members and Afghanistan as an observer. [9, 10] In 2019, the Centre, including other states in the region as members and Afghanistan as an observer, developed a draft policy on a Regional Coordination Mechanism for disaster response, but no evidence that this was implemented was found on the Centre website. [10, 11]","There is no evidence that Kyrgyzstan is covered by basin-level procedures for disaster response, but Kyrgyzstan has some relevant bilateral agreements in place.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to the joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] No evidence of regional-level mutual assistance was found in international documents on disaster risk in Central Asia. [4, 5] \n \n However, regional and bilateral agreements separate to the ICWC are in place, with a general agreement on cooperation on prevention of and response to disasters signed between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan in 1998. [7] While the document does not refer specifically to water-related crises, it provides a basis for cooperation on disaster response, including joint activities on monitoring of ecological disaster risks, mutual early warning and information on risks of and ocurring natural disaster, and coordination of national efforts to respond to disasters through the relevant emergency services. [7] In particular, a legal basis is established for the work of foreign disaster response personnel when operating in a different country where a disaster has ocurred (particularly that the providing government is responsible for labour conditions), for the movement of vehicles, goods and equipment necessary for disaster response across state borders (including stipulation that simplified customs procedures be applied), and for payment of compensation for any injuries or damages incurred or caused by parties providing assistance. [7] Further provisions are also made for the exchange of information, knowledge and skills, including through joint training exercises, joint preventative action and international conferences. [7]\n \n In 2009, Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan signed a bilateral agreement on prevention of and response to disasters through the two countries' disaster response authorities. [8] While the document essentially repeats the provisions of the 1998 multilateral agreement, also not referring to water-related crises, one notable difference is a requirement that the party receiving assistance reimburse the costs incurred by the providing party, as well as a stipulation that any information provided for the purposes of risk management and disaster response may be published freely, including to third parties, unless the parties to the agreement agree otherwise. [8] In 2013, the two countries created a regional Centre for Emergencies and Disaster Risk Reduction, whose remit is the development of regional coordination and capacity for disaster response, including involvement of international support, but has no mandate to actually intervene in disasters, which by 2019 included the region's other states (Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan) as members and Afghanistan as an observer. [9, 10] In 2019, the Centre, including other states in the region as members and Afghanistan as an observer, developed a draft policy on a Regional Coordination Mechanism for disaster response, but no evidence that this was implemented was found on the Centre website. [10, 11] \n \n In 2019, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan's emergency services collaborated on a joint exercise simulating response to an earthquake in Batken Region of Kyrgyzstan. [12] This followed an April 2019 meeting between the countries' emergency agencies hosted by the Kyrgyzstan Ministry of Emergencies establishing trilateral cooperation on transboundary disaster response, planning and risk reduction, including a transboundary early warning system. [13] While Uzbekistan and Tajikistan signed a bilateral agreement on disaster risk response and reduction in 2018, there is no evidence on the Kyrgyzstan Ministry website that the country has joined that agreement or entered into separate bilateral agreements with its neighbours. [14] No further information on specific procedures for mutual assistance, or actual cases of transboundary water-related disasters, was found on the Ministry of Emergencies website. [15]","There are procedures outlined in the agreement of the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation (Article 10: Emergency Situations) and Laos is a full-member [1]. \n\nMRC allocates five percent of its budget on forecasting, warning and emergency response. The forecasting and emergency team are responsible in the Secretariat in coordinating with Member Country agencies to deliver the action plan during emergency response situation [2]. The MRC Communication Policy provides for \"disaster and emergency warnings related to flood, drought and river pollution,\" while a \"functional and operational communication network is maintained for transboundary emergency alert, response and mitigation.\" [3] The MRC’s Procedures on Water Quality (PWQ) include Technical Guidelines for Water Quality Emergency Response and Management to ensure “timely and effective cooperation among the MRC Member Countries in response to water quality emergency pollution incidents”. [4] The MRC has also prepared a Regional Action Plan for Sustainable Transport of Dangerous Goods along the Mekong River “to reduce the risks of accidents, spillages and pollution and enhance emergency response and regional coordination”. [5] Transboundary emergency response schemes are in place under this plan. [5]\n","There is no evidence of procedures in place for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation set up by the OMVS. The OMVS has set up several programmes, such as the Integrated Water Resources Management and Multi-Use Development Project of the Senegal River Basin, also known as PGIRE, but which does not mention any such mulutal assistance capacity [1]. Nor does the 2008 Strategic Action Plan for the Management of Priority Environmental Problems of the Senegal River Basin mention any mutual assistance procedures for critical situations [2]. In 2016 the OMVS held a workshop on facing water shortages but no mutual assistance procedures were highlighted [3]. Finally, nothing of sort could be found on the OMVS website [4] neither in the 2006 unique annual report of its Environment Observatory [5].","There is no evidence of procedures in place for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation set up by the OMVS. The OMVS has set up several programmes, such as the Integrated Water Resources Management and Multi-Use Development Project of the Senegal River Basin, also known as PGIRE, but which does not mention any such mulutal assistance capacity [1]. Nor does the 2008 Strategic Action Plan for the Management of Priority Environmental Problems of the Senegal River Basin mention any mutual assistance procedures for critical situations [2]. In 2016 the OMVS held a workshop on facing water shortages but no mutual assistance procedures were highlighted [3]. Finally, nothing of sort could be found on the OMVS website [4] neither in the 2006 unique annual report of its Environment Observatory [5].","Mekong River Commission (MRC) allocates five percent of its budget on forecasting, warning and emergency response. The forecasting and emergency team are responsible in the Secretariat in coordinating with Member Country agencies to deliver the action plan during emergency response situation. However, as Myanmar is only a dialogue partner, it is unclear on how much of the MRC's budget will be allocated -if at all- to emergencies in Myanmar. [1,2] Myanmar does not have any type of bilateral agreement with the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation either. [3] However,In 2005, ASEAN states (which Myanmar is a member of) signed the ASEAN Agreement on Disaster Management and Emergency Response (AADMER), which is among the first legally binding disaster management agreements in the world. [4] There is no news of Myanmar offering financial support for an emergency of another country. [5]","There is no public evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has procedures in place for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation. ACTO’s website does not contain information regarding mutual assistance among member countries during an emergency [1]. ACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) does not mention mutual assistance during an emergency [2]. \n \nAt the sub-regional level, Peru participates in the Andean Committee for Disaster Prevention and Relief (CAPRADE) with Colombia, Ecuador and Peru (members of the Andean Community). CAPRADE's mission includes promoting mutual aid in the case of disasters and its activities include strengthening mutual assistance systems and promoting coordination among countries in the event of disasters via the “Operations Guide for Mutual Assistance in case of Disasters in the Andean Countries” [3]. A 2007 report did indicted that Peru had offered support to Ecuador through this framework. [4]","In Senegal, no procedures are outlined in the agreement or the management plan of the joint body for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation and the country is its full-member. \n\nSuch evidence could not be found in an OMVS report presenting a specific project, the Multi-purpose Development of the integrated Environment and Water\nResources Management Project (PGI2) in the SÉNÉGAL River Basin; in a strategic action plan of the OMVS; in an OMVS report, in the OMVS, in the annual report of the Observatory of the environment, in the Ministry of Agriculture and Equipment, in the Directorate of Water Resources Management and Planning (DGPRE)website, in the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation and in the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9)","There are plans in place for mutual assistance in case of critical situations, but these procedures need to be further developed in order to cover all countries. \n\nThe project - \"Improvement of Joint Actions in Flood Management in the Sava River Basin\", includes two components: preparation of the Flood Risk Management Plan in the Sava River Basin (Sava FRMP) and establishment of a joint Flood Forecasting and Warning System in the Sava River Basin (Sava FFWS). [2] Draft Sava FRMP has been prepared and according to the Sava Commission annual report covering period until March 2018, Sava FFWS should have been designed until 2018. [1] However, there is no evidence that Sava FFWS has been put into operation. \n\nNeither the JEWS or PAICS arrangement have a mutual response beyond information sharing if an issue was identified. [3,4]","There are plans in place for mutual assistance in case of critical situations, but these procedures need to be further developed in order to cover all countries. \n\nThe project - \"Improvement of Joint Actions in Flood Management in the Sava River Basin\", includes two components: preparation of the Flood Risk Management Plan in the Sava River Basin (Sava FRMP) and establishment of a joint Flood Forecasting and Warning System in the Sava River Basin (Sava FFWS). [2] Draft Sava FRMP has been prepared and according to the Sava Commission annual report covering period until March 2018, Sava FFWS should have been designed until 2018. [1] However, there is no evidence that Sava FFWS has been put into operation. \n\nNeither the JEWS or PAICS arrangement have a mutual response beyond information sharing if an issue was identified. [3,4]","No, there are no formal collaborations among basin states in case of critical situations. Currently, there are no basin-wide operational arrangements in the Tigris-Euphrates River Basin (shared between Iraq, Syria and Turkey). [1] This is a result of the current political situation in Syria.","There is no evidence of basin-level procedures for disaster response, but Tajikistan has some relevant bilateral agreements in place. \n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] No evidence of regional-level mutual assistance was found in international documents on disaster risk in Central Asia. [4, 5, 6] \n \n However, regional and bilateral agreements separate to the ICWC are in place, with a general agreement on cooperation on prevention of and response to disasters signed between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan in 1998. [7] While the document does not refer specifically to water-related crises, it provides a basis for cooperation on disaster response, including joint activities on monitoring of ecological disaster risks, mutual early warning and information on risks of and ocurring natural disaster, and coordination of national efforts to respond to disasters through the relevant emergency services. [7] In particular, a legal basis is established for the work of foreign disaster response personnel when operating in a different country where a disaster has ocurred (particularly that the providing government is responsible for labour conditions), for the movement of vehicles, goods and equipment necessary for disaster response across state borders (including stipulation that simplified customs procedures be applied), and for payment of compensation for any injuries or damages incurred or caused by parties providing assistance. [7] Further provisions are also made for the exchange of information, knowledge and skills, including through joint training exercises, joint preventative action and international conferences. [7]\n \n Further, in 2000, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan signed an agreement on cooperation in the event of a breach of Lake Sarez located in Tajikistan on the Amu Darya basin, committing to establish a joint commission and providing for joint monitoring of the lake's condition and procedures for early warning by Tajikistan. [8] While work was conducted to reduce the risk of a breach and install an early warning system under a World Bank project completed in 2007, there is little evidence of bilateral cooperation between the two countries over the years. [9] However, in 2018, the two countries' emergency authorities held a first joint meeting, and as a result agreed to conduct joint monitoring of the lake and surrounding areas presenting a risk of downstream floods and mudslides. [10]\n \n In 2018, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan signed a further general agreement on prevention of and response to disasters through the two countries' disaster response authorities. [11] While the document largely echoes the provisions of the 1998 multilateral agreement, also not referring to water-related crises, with leaders expressing hope that the new agreement would give bilateral cooperation in the risk management \"new impulse\". [11, 12] However, by contrast to the 1998 agreement, which establishes that assistance is provided for free, unless parties agree otherwise, the 2018 bilateral agreement stipulates that the party receiving assistance is to reimburse the providing party for the assistance, within 30 days of the providing party's request. [7, 11] The agreement has led to a related protocol signed between the two countries' emergency services in April 2019, and a joint training exercise simulating a transboundary emergency conducted in September 2019, with further participation from the Kyrgyz emergency service. [13]\n \n However, no evidence of instances of live joint recovery or response activity was found on the website of Tajikistan's emergency service. [14]","There is no evidence of basin-level procedures for disaster response, but Tajikistan has some relevant bilateral agreements in place and there is evidence of some ad-hoc assistance provided between Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] No evidence of regional-level mutual assistance was found in international documents on disaster risk in Central Asia. [4, 5, 6] \n \n However, regional and bilateral agreements separate to the ICWC are in place, with a general agreement on cooperation on prevention of and response to disasters signed between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan in 1998. [7] While the document does not refer specifically to water-related crises, it provides a basis for cooperation on disaster response, including joint activities on monitoring of ecological disaster risks, mutual early warning and information on risks of and ocurring natural disaster, and coordination of national efforts to respond to disasters through the relevant emergency services. [7] In particular, a legal basis is established for the work of foreign disaster response personnel when operating in a different country where a disaster has ocurred (particularly that the providing government is responsible for labour conditions), for the movement of vehicles, goods and equipment necessary for disaster response across state borders (including stipulation that simplified customs procedures be applied), and for payment of compensation for any injuries or damages incurred or caused by parties providing assistance. [7] Further provisions are also made for the exchange of information, knowledge and skills, including through joint training exercises, joint preventative action and international conferences. [7]\n \n In 2018, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan signed a further general agreement on prevention of and response to disasters through the two countries' disaster response authorities. [8] While the document largely echoes the provisions of the 1998 multilateral agreement, also not referring to water-related crises, with leaders expressing hope that the new agreement would give bilateral cooperation in the risk management \"new impulse\". [8, 9] However, by contrast to the 1998 agreement, which establishes that assistance is provided for free, unless parties agree otherwise, the 2018 bilateral agreement stipulates that the party receiving assistance is to reimburse the providing party for the assistance, within 30 days of the providing party's request. [7, 8] The agreement has led to a related protocol signed between the two countries' emergency services in April 2019, and a joint training exercise simulating a transboundary emergency conducted in September 2019, with further participation from the Kyrgyz emergency service. [10]\n \n In May 2020, following the bursting of Sardoba Dam on the Syr Darya in Uzbekistan, Tajikistan provided construction materials for the recovery efforts, although it was not affected by the incident. [11] Similarly, in 2017, Uzbekistan sent Tajikistan a consignment of humanitarian aid following a range of avalanches. [12] However, no evidence of other examples of joint recovery or response activity was found on the website of Tajikistan's emergency service. [12]","There are procedures outlined in the agreement of the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation (Article 10: Emergency Situations) and Thailand is a full-member [1]. \n\nMRC allocates five percent of its budget on forecasting, warning and emergency response. The forecasting and emergency team are responsible in the Secretariat in coordinating with Member Country agencies to deliver the action plan during emergency response situation [2]. The MRC Communication Policy provides for \"disaster and emergency warnings related to flood, drought and river pollution,\" while a \"functional and operational communication network is maintained for transboundary emergency alert, response and mitigation.\" [3] The MRC’s Procedures on Water Quality (PWQ) include Technical Guidelines for Water Quality Emergency Response and Management to ensure “timely and effective cooperation among the MRC Member Countries in response to water quality emergency pollution incidents”. [4] The MRC has also prepared a Regional Action Plan for Sustainable Transport of Dangerous Goods along the Mekong River “to reduce the risks of accidents, spillages and pollution and enhance emergency response and regional coordination”. [5] Transboundary emergency response schemes are in place under this plan. [5]\n","There is no formal cooperation among the states in the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin in case of a critical situation. There is no joint body or multilateral mechanism. Similarly, there is no formal bilateral agreement concerning cooperation in critical situations with either Syria or Iraq. However Turkey has historically offered aid to Iraq in response to water related crises.\n\nThere is no mention of such an agreement is made in Turkey’s submission to the global baseline assessment on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) Indicator 6.5.1 [1], in Kibaroğlu and Scheumann’s article [2], or on the webpages of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Syria [3] [4] and Iraq [5] or in relevant academic literature [6]. \n\nHowever, the Turkish Red Crescent and other Turkish organisations have provided humanitarian assistance to Iraq in recent years in cases of war-related humanitarian crisis [7] and flooding [8]. The a annual report of the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (Turkey’s official overseas development agency) for 2017 lists Iraq as receiving USD8.27 million from Turkey.[9]","There is no evidence that Turkmenistan is covered by basin-level procedures for disaster response, however, Turkmenistan has a bilateral agreement in place with Uzbekistan.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWCCA), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] No evidence of regional-level mutual assistance was found in international documents on disaster risk in Central Asia. [4, 5, 6] \n \n Multilateral agreements are in place between certain countries on the Amu Darya basin, however Turkmenistan is not a party to the general agreement on cooperation on prevention of and response to disasters signed between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan in 1998, although the document does not refer specifically to water-related crises. [7] \n \n In 2013, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan signed an agreement on general disaster prevention and response. [8] While the document does not refer specifically to water-related crises, it provides a basis for cooperation on disaster response, including joint activities on monitoring of ecological disaster risks, mutual early warning and information on risks of and ocurring natural disaster, and coordination of national efforts to respond to disasters through the relevant emergency services. [8] In particular, a legal basis is established for the work of foreign disaster response personnel when operating in a different country where a disaster has ocurred (particularly that the providing government is responsible for labour conditions), for the movement of vehicles, goods and equipment necessary for disaster response across state borders (including stipulation that simplified customs procedures be applied), and for payment of compensation for any injuries or damages incurred or caused by parties providing assistance. [7] In addition, the agreement stipulates that the country receiving assistance should compensate the providing country. [8] Further provisions are also made for the exchange of information, knowledge and skills, including through joint training exercises, joint preventative action and international conferences. [8] However, no evidence of historic mutual assistance in critical situations was found on the websites of Uzbekistan's Ministry of Emergencies or Turkmenistan's Ministry of Defence (party to the agreement). [9, 10]","There is no evidence of basin-level procedures for disaster response, but Uzbekistan has some relevant bilateral agreements in place. \n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] No evidence of regional-level mutual assistance was found in international documents on disaster risk in Central Asia. [4, 5, 6] \n \n However, bilateral agreements separate to the ICWC are in place, with a general agreement on cooperation on prevention of and response to disasters signed between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan in 1998. [7] While the document does not refer specifically to water-related crises, it provides a basis for cooperation on disaster response, including joint activities on monitoring of ecological disaster risks, mutual early warning and information on risks of and ocurring natural disaster, and coordination of national efforts to respond to disasters through the relevant emergency services. [7] In particular, a legal basis is established for the work of foreign disaster response personnel when operating in a different country where a disaster has ocurred (particularly that the providing government is responsible for labour conditions), for the movement of vehicles, goods and equipment necessary for disaster response across state borders (including stipulation that simplified customs procedures be applied), and for payment of compensation for any injuries or damages incurred or caused by parties providing assistance. [7] Further provisions are also made for the exchange of information, knowledge and skills, including through joint training exercises, joint preventative action and international conferences. [7]\n \n Further, in 2000, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan signed an agreement on cooperation in the event of a breach of Lake Sarez located in Tajikistan on the Amu Darya basin, committing to establish a joint commission and providing for joint monitoring of the lake's condition and procedures for early warning by Tajikistan. [8] While work was conducted to reduce the risk of a breach and install an early warning system under a World Bank project completed in 2007, there is little evidence of bilateral cooperation between the two countries over the years. [9] However, in 2018, the two countries' emergency authorities held a first joint meeting, and as a result agreed to conduct joint monitoring of the lake and surrounding areas presenting a risk of downstream floods and mudslides. [10]\n \n In 2018, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan signed a further general agreement on prevention of and response to disasters through the two countries' disaster response authorities. [11] While the document largely echoes the provisions of the 1998 multilateral agreement, also not referring to water-related crises, with leaders expressing hope that the new agreement would give bilateral cooperation in the risk management \"new impulse\". [11, 12] However, by contrast to the 1998 agreement, which establishes that assistance is provided for free, unless parties agree otherwise, the 2018 bilateral agreement stipulates that the party receiving assistance is to reimburse the providing party for the assistance, within 30 days of the providing party's request. [7, 11] The agreement has led to a related protocol signed between the two countries' emergency services in April 2019, and a joint training exercise simulating a transboundary emergency conducted in September 2019, with further participation from the Kyrgyz emergency service. [13]","There is no evidence of basin-level procedures for disaster response, but Uzbekistan has some relevant bilateral agreements in place and there is evidence of some ad-hoc assistance provided between Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, establishing the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), Kazahstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan committed to joint development of programmes to prevent and respond to crises and natural disasters. [1] However, there is no evidence that such programmes have been implemented on the ICWC website or that of the ICWC Scientific Centre. [2, 3] No evidence of regional-level mutual assistance was found in international documents on disaster risk in Central Asia. [4, 5, 6] \n \n However, regional and bilateral agreements separate to the ICWC are in place, with a general agreement on cooperation on prevention of and response to disasters signed between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan in 1998. [7] While the document does not refer specifically to water-related crises, it provides a basis for cooperation on disaster response, including joint activities on monitoring of ecological disaster risks, mutual early warning and information on risks of and ocurring natural disaster, and coordination of national efforts to respond to disasters through the relevant emergency services. [7] In particular, a legal basis is established for the work of foreign disaster response personnel when operating in a different country where a disaster has ocurred (particularly that the providing government is responsible for labour conditions), for the movement of vehicles, goods and equipment necessary for disaster response across state borders (including stipulation that simplified customs procedures be applied), and for payment of compensation for any injuries or damages incurred or caused by parties providing assistance. [7] Further provisions are also made for the exchange of information, knowledge and skills, including through joint training exercises, joint preventative action and international conferences. [7]\n \n In 2018, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan signed a further general agreement on prevention of and response to disasters through the two countries' disaster response authorities. [8] While the document largely echoes the provisions of the 1998 multilateral agreement, also not referring to water-related crises, with leaders expressing hope that the new agreement would give bilateral cooperation in the risk management \"new impulse\". [8, 9] However, by contrast to the 1998 agreement, which establishes that assistance is provided for free, unless parties agree otherwise, the 2018 bilateral agreement stipulates that the party receiving assistance is to reimburse the providing party for the assistance, within 30 days of the providing party's request. [7, 8] The agreement has led to a related protocol signed between the two countries' emergency services in April 2019, and a joint training exercise simulating a transboundary emergency conducted in September 2019, with further participation from the Kyrgyz emergency service. [10]","There is no public evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has procedures in place for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation. ACTO’s website does not contain information regarding mutual assistance among member countries during an emergency [1]. ACTO’s 2018 Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin (PAE) does not mention mutual assistance during an emergency [2]. \n\nAt the sub-regional level, the Andean Committee for Disaster Prevention and Relief (CAPRADE) consists of members of the Andean Community (Colombia, Ecuador and Peru), but Venezuela left the Community in 2006 [3, 4].","There are procedures outlined in the agreement of the Mekong River Commission (MRC) for mutual assistance in case of a critical situation (Article 10: Emergency Situations) and Vietnam is a full-member [1]. \n\nMRC allocates five percent of its budget on forecasting, warning and emergency response. The forecasting and emergency team are responsible in the Secretariat in coordinating with Member Country agencies to deliver the action plan during emergency response situation [2]. The MRC Communication Policy provides for \"disaster and emergency warnings related to flood, drought and river pollution,\" while a \"functional and operational communication network is maintained for transboundary emergency alert, response and mitigation.\" [3] The MRC’s Procedures on Water Quality (PWQ) include Technical Guidelines for Water Quality Emergency Response and Management to ensure “timely and effective cooperation among the MRC Member Countries in response to water quality emergency pollution incidents”. [4] The MRC has also prepared a Regional Action Plan for Sustainable Transport of Dangerous Goods along the Mekong River “to reduce the risks of accidents, spillages and pollution and enhance emergency response and regional coordination”. [5] Transboundary emergency response schemes are in place under this plan. [5]\n",null,null,null,"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/].\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia Scientific Centre. [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/.\n \n [5] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia Scientific Centre. 2019. \"Water in Central Asia and the World: Yearbook 2018\", (\"Вода в центральной Азии и в мире: Ежегодник 2018\"). [http://cawater-info.net/yearbook/pdf/yearbook2018_ru.pdf].\n \n [6] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2017. \"Rethinking water in Central Asia: The costs of inaction and the benefits of cooperation\". [https://carececo.org/Rethinking%20Water%20in%20Central%20Asia.pdf].\n \n [7] Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation. 2019. \"Disaster risk management and water resource management in a changing climate in Central Asia and the Caucasus\", (\"Управление рисками стихийных бедствий и управление водными ресурсами в условиях изменения климата в Центральной Азии и на Кавказе\"). [https://www.weadapt.org/system/files_force/managing_disaster_risks_and_water_under_climate_change_in_ca_and_caucasus_rus_9september2019.pdf?download=1].\n \n [8] Presidency of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 13-VI ZRK of 28 September 2015. \"On ratification of the Agreement between the Government of the REpublic of Kazakhstan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the field of civil defence and prevention and liquidation of emergency situations\", (\"О ратификации Соглашения между Правительством Республики Казахстан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в области гражданской обороны, предупреждения и ликвидации чрезвычайных ситуаций\"). [https://tengrinews.kz/zakon/parlament_respubliki_kazahstan/mejdunapodnyie_otnosheniya_respubliki_kazahstan/id-Z1600000013/].\n \n [9] Committee for Emergencies of the Republic of Kazakhstan. [https://gov.kz/memleket/entities/emer?lang=ru].\n \n [10] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 25 October 2010. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf].\n \n [11] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [12] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2017. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Tajikistan and Afghanistan in the upper Amu Darya and Pyanj river basins\", (\"Укрепление сотрудничества в области гидрологии окружающей среди между Таджикистаном и Афганистаном в бассейне реки Амударьи и Пяндж\"). 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[https://milligosun.gov.tm/].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/].\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia Scientific Centre. [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/.\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia Scientific Centre. 2019. \"Water in Central Asia and the World: Yearbook 2018\", (\"Вода в центральной Азии и в мире: Ежегодник 2018\"). [http://cawater-info.net/yearbook/pdf/yearbook2018_ru.pdf].\n\n[5] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2017. \"Rethinking water in Central Asia: The costs of inaction and the benefits of cooperation\". 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[http://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/776131474659978696/pdf/000020051-20140618060534.pdf].\n\n[10] Russian Information Agency. 23 August 2018. \"Committee for Emergencies of Tajikistan: 'sleeping dragon' pacified - there will be no breach of Lake Sarez\", (\"КЧС Таджикистана: \"спящий дракон\" усмирен — прорыва озера Сарез не будет\"). [https://ria.ru/20180823/1527095838.html]. \n\n[11] Presidency of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Decree No. PP-3762 of 4 June 2018. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan on cooperation in the field of prevention and elimination of disasters\" (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Узбекистан и Правительством Республики Таджикистан о сотрудничестве в области предупреждения и ликвидации чрезвычайных ситуаций\"). [https://lex.uz/docs/3805663].\n\n[12] Committee for Emergencies of the Republic of Tajikistan. 12 March 2018. \"Tajikistan and Uzbekistan to fight disasters togeter!\", (\"Таджикистан и Узбекистан будут вести совместную борьбу со стихийными бедствиями!\"). [https://www.khf.tj/ru/node/605].\n\n[13] Avesta. 25 September 2019. \"Joint training for rescuers of Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan conducted in Batken\", (\"В Баткене прошли совместные учения спасателей Таджикистана, Кыргызстана и Узбекистана\"). [http://avesta.tj/2019/09/25/v-batkene-proshli-sovmestnye-ucheniya-spasatelej-tadzhikistana-kyrgyzstana-i-uzbekistana/].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/].\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia Scientific Centre. [http://sic.icwc-aral.uz/.\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia Scientific Centre. 2019. \"Water in Central Asia and the World: Yearbook 2018\", (\"Вода в центральной Азии и в мире: Ежегодник 2018\"). [http://cawater-info.net/yearbook/pdf/yearbook2018_ru.pdf].\n\n[5] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 2017. \"Rethinking water in Central Asia: The costs of inaction and the benefits of cooperation\". [https://carececo.org/Rethinking%20Water%20in%20Central%20Asia.pdf].\n\n[6] Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation. 2019. \"Disaster risk management and water resource management in a changing climate in Central Asia and the Caucasus\", (\"Управление рисками стихийных бедствий и управление водными ресурсами в условиях изменения климата в Центральной Азии и на Кавказе\"). [https://www.weadapt.org/system/files_force/managing_disaster_risks_and_water_under_climate_change_in_ca_and_caucasus_rus_9september2019.pdf?download=1].\n\n[7] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 17 June 1998. \"Agreement between the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Tajikistan and Republic of Uzbekistan on cooperation in the field of prevention and elimination of disasters\", (\"Соглашение между Республикой Казахстан, Кыргызской Республикой, Республикой Таджикистан и Республикой Узбекистан о сотрудничестве в области предупреждения и ликвидации чрезвычайных ситуаций\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/dam-safety/files/sogl_cholpon-ata-1998.pdf].\n\n[8] Presidency of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Decree No. PP-3762 of 4 June 2018. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan on cooperation in the field of prevention and elimination of disasters\" (\"Соглашение между Правительством Республики Узбекистан и Правительством Республики Таджикистан о сотрудничестве в области предупреждения и ликвидации чрезвычайных ситуаций\"). [https://lex.uz/docs/3805663].\n\n[9] Committee for Emergencies of the Republic of Tajikistan. 12 March 2018. \"Tajikistan and Uzbekistan to fight disasters togeter!\", (\"Таджикистан и Узбекистан будут вести совместную борьбу со стихийными бедствиями!\"). [https://www.khf.tj/ru/node/605].\n\n[10] Avesta. 25 September 2019. \"Joint training for rescuers of Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan conducted in Batken\", (\"В Баткене прошли совместные учения спасателей Таджикистана, Кыргызстана и Узбекистана\"). [http://avesta.tj/2019/09/25/v-batkene-proshli-sovmestnye-ucheniya-spasatelej-tadzhikistana-kyrgyzstana-i-uzbekistana/].","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/ [2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Strategic Action Program – Regional Strategy for Integrated Water Resource Management in the Amazon Basin. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20181022/6f7dcfeec03f588923aa99a5f915507b.pdf [3] General Secretariat of the Andean Community. Andean Committee for Disaster Prevention and Relief. Undated. http://www.comunidadandina.org/StaticFiles/Temas/AtencionPrevencionDesastres/CAPRADE-ENG.pdf [4] Andean Community. Impact-Oriented Monitoring System CAPRADE. 2007. http://www.comunidadandina.org/predecan/eventos/r1/Informe_resumen_indicadoresSMOI_final.pdf","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Basin Development\n Strategy 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-BDP-strategy-complete-final-02.16.pdf [2] Mekong River Commission. \"Governance and Organisational Structure\".http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/governance-and-organisational-structure/ [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \"Bilateral Cooperations\". http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/ [4]Open Development Mekong. \"Disaster and Emergency Response\". 22 Aug 2017. https://opendevelopmentmekong.net/topics/disasters-and-emergency-response/"]
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[null,"4.1.2",null,1,2,1,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,1,1,2,1,0,1,0,1,2,2,1,2,0,1,1,2,2,0,2,2,1,0,null,null,null,"In Afghanistan, the National Water Affairs Regulatory Authority, which carries out projects to develop water resources, is financed through the state budget. However, there is no specific sum of the NWARA's budget that is dedicated solely to the development of national water resources.\n \n According to the approved budget for 2020, Afghanistan has set a budget for the National Water Affairs Regulatory Authority (NWARA; the new title of the Ministry of Energy and Water as of 2020). [1, 2] Within the budget, two of the projects to be undertaken are: the Kabul City Water Management Project for Water Management in Kabul Mountains, and the construction of many small and large dams. [1] The Kabul project is a four-phase, 20-year project to expand water supply in the country's capital through construction of reservoirs and water supply systems to address chronic shortages of groundwater. [3] The construction of 82 small and large dams around the country is aimed at expanding available water resources under the NWARA's five-year water infrastructure development plan (described below). [4]\n \n The National Water Affairs Regulation Authority budget for 2019 was US$ 139 million and the NWARA managed to spend 88.4% of it. [5] The NWARA's annual report for 2019 states that the authority contracted 139 projects valued at US$ 23.9 million in 2019, although no figures on percentage of actual spending allocated to infrastructure are presented. [4, 5] In 2019 the authority completed the World Bank financed Irrigation Restoration and Development Project, which included US$ 70 million to be spent on rehabilitation of irrigation infrastructure, and US$ 31 million on the development and construction of small dams. [6] \n \n In addition, in 2019 the NWARA adopted a five-year water infrastructure development plan for 2019- 2024, which envisages the following infrastructure spending: construction of 82 large, medium and small dams (US$ 60 million); 4,500 projects in reconstruction of irrigation systems and canals (US$ 270 million); 2,936 canal construction projects (US$ 1 097 million); 1875 kariz (underground water channel used for irrigation) projects (US$ 73.13 million); 1 000 kilometers of riverbank will be reinforced (US$ 419 million). [4] In general, the five-year plan focuses on expansion of irrigation infrastructure, envisaging the irrigation of 2.35 million ha of land. [4] The 2019 annual report which describes the plan expects international cooperation to support it, but does not identify any specific sources of financing. [4]\n \n Afghanistan gets the score of 2 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on a dedicated budget allocated for the development of national water resources. The (2017) assessment states that Afghanistan has generally not begun or installed coordination of water resources management and infrastructure development [7]","Bolivia has a dedicated budget allocated for the development of national water resources. \n\nSince 2011, the More Investment for Water (MIAGUA) program has invested in water infrastructure to increase agricultural production and rural access to potable water across the country, benefitting more than 1.6m people from 2011 to 2017 [1]. The most recent iteration of the project, MIAGUA V, was approved in mid-2018 and the Bolivian Senate approved the associated loans from the Andean Development Corporation (CAF) in early 2019 [2]. The MIAGUA V program will invest around US$150m in water infrastructure, with US$77m coming from the CAF loan and US$73m from department and municipal budgets [1]. From 2011-2015 the MIAGUA program invested around US$400m in water infrastructure [3]. \n\nIn addition the Ministry of Environment and Water has a budget for water resources management. In 2018, the Ministry's budget included US$7.8m for Basins and Water Resources, US$19.2m for Potable Water and Sewage in urban and suburban areas, and US$3.4m for Potable Water and Sewage in Rural Areas [4].","There is a specific budget allocated to investment for water resources development, but there are no firm evidence that includes a focus on infrastructure. \n\nAnnual budget of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Republic of Srpska and Brck District have budget line related to water management, but the purpose of budget allocations cannot be precisely determined (e.g. in the budget of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina it is possible to identify only public infrastructure, not water related projects specifically). Based on a review of budgets, it is not possible to precisely determine the amount spent on water management. In the budget of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management of Republic of Srpska there is allocation of 9,700,000 KM as transfer to public utility company Water Srpska or for co-financing of IFI funded projects in 2018 it is allocated 1,600,000 M. In the budget of the Ministry of Agriculture, Water Management and Forestry of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina for 2018 there are no specific allocations for water. [1, 2, 3]","Brazil has a specific budget allocated to investment for water resources development that includes a focus on infrastructure.\n\nIn 2018, a total of 56.8 million Brazilian reais were allocated to the National Policy of Water Resources. [1] The budget for the National Water Agency in 2018 was 413.5 million Brazilian reais. [2] Across all government organs, there was 1.3 billion Brazilian reais allocated for water resources in 2018. [3] The Portal of Transparency allows for analysis of the budget through several lens, and there are numerous iterations on how to obtain budgetary information. \n\nIn 2019, the budget for water-resources infrastructure is 50.1 million Brazilian reais, this compares to 148.1 million Brazilian reais in 2018. [4] This item in the budget is called \"acquisition of equipment and/or implementation of water-resources infrastructure works\". This budget is allocated to Local Governments [4] - it is not included in the budget of National Water Agency [3]","There is evidence of a dedicated budget allocation for the development of national water resources in Cambodia.\n\nCambodian government's annual budget plans indicate that there is a specific budget allocated for investment in water resources development including infrastructure [1]. Public Investment Programme 2016-2018 indicates that the government allocated USD 1,169.8 million for infrastructure development, USD 222.8 million of which was allotted specifically for Water and Sanitation (excluding rural development). Cambodia's Financial Management Law for 2019, adopted in November 2018, notes that “the portion of the budget allocated to certain ministries associated with sectors of economic activity may seem small, but these ministries – including the ministries of Water Resources and Meteorology; Rural Development; Public Works and Transports; and Agriculture – absorb funds from the public investment budget, which includes the construction of up to 70 percent of infrastructure like roads, bridges, and water irrigation systems\" [2]. The country's budgets for water resource investment also comes from development partners. For instance, in 2017, USAID has announced its new three-year US$ 3 million initiative to fund universal water supply and sanitation services in Cambodia by supporting Private Water Operators (PWOs) with access to the money they need to expand and improve water and sanitation access and services in the country [3].","China has a dedicated budget allocated for the development of national water resources. \n\nIn 2016, the Ministry of Water Resources and the Ministry of Finance issued the \"Measures for the Administration of the Use of Funds of the Central Treasury for Water Resources Development\" to regulate the use of government fund. The Water Resources Development fund shall be used purely for infrastructure development [1]. The Ministry of Water Resources also frequently publishes the work related to such funds and policy updates on their website [2].","Colombia has specific budgets allocated for the development of national water resources and these include a focus on infrastructure. \n\nThe March 2019 Budget Execution document for the Ministry of Housing, which contains the Vice-Ministry for Water and Sewage, shows an annual allocation of approximately US$665m for water and basic sanitation spending [1]. In addition, lines 38 to 43 (and others) earmark funds for potable water infrastructure investments [1]. The Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development’s 2019 budget contains approximately US$1m for “Institutional strengthening for the implementation of the National Integrated Water Resources Management Policy” [2]. ","There is a specific budget allocated to investment for water resources development that includes a focus on infrastructure.\n\nWater Management Financing Law defines the sources of funds for financing water management, in particular water compensation, including the obligation payment, taxpayer, basis, method of calculation, determination of the amount, purpose of spending these funds, enforcement, limitation and other issues related to the realization and use of these funds. According to article 52 of the Law, municipality may introduce development fee as addition to defined prices (e.g. price of water) to finance infrastructure development needs related to water facilities. [1] \n\nOperational Programme Competitiveness and Cohesion 2014 - 2020, which is currently under implementation and financed by European Investment and Structural Funds and national budget, supports reduction of sources of water pollution on national water through different measures, such as construction/reconstruction/upgrading public sewerage system, construction/reconstruction/upgrading of wastewater treatment plants, sludge treatment facilities etc. [2] \n\nCroatia reports the score 60 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on National budget for investment including water resources infrastructure. The assessment states that according to Water Management Financing Act, there are several fees intended for financing water resources development at the national level, including financing water resources infrastructure. Allocations from these fees are to be used only for purposes proscribed by Water Management Financing Act. Funds are applied for investments that are stipulated by Multi-Annual Programme of Constructing Water Regulation and Protection Facilities and Amelioration Facilities. [3]","Ecuador’s 2019 national budget includes allocation of funds for development of national water resources with a focus on infrastructure. \n\nThe Annual Investments Program of the 2019 national budget includes US$19.5m for investment projects to be executed by the Secretariat of Water. These projects include potable water and sanitation in rural areas and small communities. In addition, the Ministry of Housing also has funds dedicated to investment in water infrastructure, such as the potable water system for the city of Esmeraldas. Other projects include the plan for exploitation and control of water in the province of Los Rios, with a budget of US$1.3m for 2019 [1]. The Secretariat of Water's 2019 operational budget is US$22m [2]. \n","In Guinea, a specific budget is allocated for the development of national water resources that includes a focus on infrastructure. \n\nIn the finance law of 2017, specific budgets are allocated for the development of water resources development projects to improve water management in the Senegal river and the Niger basin. In 2017, a specific budget was allocated to the Ministry of public works, which represent 6.7% of the total budget for 2017 (GNF 705 million) , while the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics received 0.3% of the total budget (GNF 495 million) . Some of the funds allocated to the Ministry of Energy and Hydraulics, are directed to infrastructure projects, mainly to the construction or rehabilitation of hydroelectric projects (GNF 25 million) as well as to the development of infrastructure for drinking water supply, mostly in rural regions (GNF 8.7 million). There is no further information on how much has already been disbursed for these projects. (1) Moreover, Guinea gets the score of 20 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on a dedicated budget allocated for the development of national water resources . The assessment states that Guinea has an allocated budget, but it only partially covers the planned investments. It is not specified which are the planned investments mentioned in the IWRM (2) \n\n","Yes, The yearly budget bill is drafted every year by the government and is ratified in the Parliament. It includes budgets for the Five Year Plan which have a section dedicated to Water Resource Development including, but not dedicated to, infrastructure [1]\n\nLast year the budget bill had sections on developing pipelines for agriculture sector, development of new irrigation systems and sustainable drainage systems [1]. Governmental bodies that are responsible for water infrastructure such as the Ministry of Energy, Ministry of Agriculture and the Department of Environment, have a operational budget but no evidence of resources dedicated to development and maintenance of water infrastructures. [4]\n\nThe private sector is also involved in building hydroelectric power plants [2] and dams [3] through public private partnerships. These deals emerge based on the capacity targets announced by the government. [2,3]","Yes, there is a national fund allocated for the national water resources strategy on developing water infrastructure but it is not sufficient and varies considerably year on year. \n\nThe Ministry of Water Resources budget is negotiated by its minister and the finance Commission of the Iraqi parliament: the commission revises up or down the budget initially requested by the minister, according to the needs of the ministry in investment resources (2). \n\nThus, the budget is not constant and varies by years, depending on the government in charge of the minister and other short-term issues. The Ministry of Water Resources official website do not publish details about its budget, however Iraqi medias and newspapers estimate the budget as the following (3): \n- 2010: $ 900 million, \n- 2011: $ 331 million, \n- 2012: $ 980 million, \n- 2013: $ 154 million, \n- 2015: $ 300 million, \n- 2016: $ 202 million, \n- 2017: $ 449 million. \n\nMoreover, some local observes denounced what they call an “unequal and arbitrary distribution of ministries' budgets”. In fact, in 2017 a parliamentary source revealed that a number of ministries were upset by the \"unfair division\" of the quotas they received from the supplementary budget (4). It was mainly the case of the Ministry of water resources whose investment budget of $ 202 billion dinars was lower than other ministries’ and bodies’ investment budgets such as the Ministry of the Interior (217 billion dinars), the Council of Ministers (345 billion dinars), the Ministry of Oil (293 billion dinars) and the Ministry of Electricity (692 billion dinars) (4).\n\nThis investment budget includes funds allocated for infrastructure. For instance, in 2019, 76 million dollars were allocated to the Great Samawa Water Supply Project (5). However there is no dedicated to fund to support general infrastructure development (2)\n\nHowever, the budget does not appear to be sufficient to cover all the strategy action plan. To overcome these difficulties, the Ministry of Water has been receiving in 2019, funds, loans and donations from national partners in Iraq (banks) and from foreign governments, banks, development agencies and international organizations (5): \n- The trade bank of Iraq and the French Development Agency offered loans to support investment and infrastructure projects, \n- Japan International Cooperation Agency offered a $ 5 million as economic assistance, \n- the ministry also received a $ 57,5 million financial assistance from Italy, \n- Finally, the World Bank offered $ 15,5 million to support investments in the ministry\n\nIraq reporting under 6.5.1. states that the MoWR is insufficently funded (1)/","Specific funds are allocated to investment in water resource infrastructure.\n \n In 2014 Kazakhstan adopted the 2014–2019 State Water Resource Management Programme and an action plan for the programme's realization, covering the years 2014–2020 and envisaging a range of measures to enhance water use efficiency, mainly through overhaul and upgrade of water transmission pipelines at the national, regional and settlement level, with projected expenditure of KZT 394 bn (US$ 975m) on water transmission infrastructure, and a total of KZT 8.2 tn (US$ 20.3bn). [5] However, the 2014 programme was in 2017 folded into the 2018 \"State Programme for the development of the Agro-Industrial Complex 2017–2021\", under which a range of investment was to be made in water resource infrastructure, but it contains a reduced focus on overhaul of water transmission of water transmission pipelines, focussing instead on irrigation. [1] In accordance with the State Programme's budget as updated on 5 January 2020, the largest single figure is for a programme of reconstruction and modernisation of irrigation systems, with KZT 242 bn (US$ 575.5 m) provided in international financing, and a contribution of KZT 46.6 bn (US$ 115 m) from the government; in total, KZT 85 bn (US$ 222 m) was to be allocated to this in 2020. [1, 2] Further, the State Programme allocated state financing of KZT 49.9 tn (US$ 123 m) to the reconstruction of water distribution systems in disrepair, of which KZT 22.8 tn (US$ 56.3 m) in 2020, with the Action Plan listing 41 facilities nationwide, including reservoirs, dams, and related networks and installation of new equipment. [1] Finally, non-critical reconstruction and upgrade of nationally-owned hydraulic facilities was allocated KZT 29.3 bn (US$ 72.3 m), including KZT 2.1 tn (US$ 5.2 m) in 2020. [1] The State Programme and its budget were most recently updated on 5 January 2020. [2]\n \n In January 2020, the government approved a draft 2020–2030 Water Management Programme, including objectives to construct of 5–7km³ of new reservoirs and rebuild 482 existing hydraulic structures. [3, 4] However, the new programme had not been fully adopted by the time of research, and no information on planned expenditure was available. [3, 4]","In Kyrgyzstan, the State Agency for Water Resources (SAW) receives funding from the national budget, but it is unclear whether a specific portion of the SAW's budget is allocated specifically to investment for water resources development. Separate to the budget of the SAW, the state budget allocates a sum of money to be spent on large-scale water infrastructure projects.\n \n In 2005, the Government of Kyrgyzstan adopted a new Water Code, which provided for the establishment of a new Government Agency, the State Agency for Water Resources under the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic (‘SAW’), which is charged with implementing state regulation in the field of water resources management and use. [1] The SAW is the manager of budgetary, extrabudgetary and other funds allocated to it for the purpose of management, regulation and rational use of water resources, as well as for the maintenance and development of state-owned water infrastructure facilities that have been transferred to it for management. [1]\n \n According to the state budget of Kyrgyzstan for 2020, the SAW's budget is KGS 6.29 bn (US$ 81 m), including KGS 296 m (US$ 3.81 m) on fixed assets, which includes the rehabilitation and procurement of equipment. [2] Seperately, the state budget describes a total of KGS 9.32 bn (US$ 120 m) to be spent on large-scale water infrastructure projects, including a nationwide water supply and sanitation network construction project involving rehabilitation of water supply and wastewater disposal networks in over 13 cities, with the participation of international finance organisations such as the World Bank, Islamic Development Bank and European Bank of Reconstruction and Development. [2] However, these expenditures are separate to the budget of the SAW. [2]\n \n According to a local water resources expert, the SAW covers its own expenses with revenues from the state budget, with revenues from foreign aid going towards implementation of projects. [3] The interviewee noted an active role played by the SAW in the development of water resources infrastructure projects, which were in 2020 mainly divided primarily between works on the Chu-Talas river basin and the Syr Darya basin, with works on the Chu-Talas basin being carried out more frequently, as these operations are funded by the Republic of Kazakhstan. [3] Projects on the Sy Darya basin are less actively implemented by the SAW, as they are carried out with the help of foreign aid (predominantly with the help of the Asian Development Bank). [3] The interviewee noted that most recently the SAW was involved in the rehabilitation of a canal on the Chu-Talas river basin. [3] \n \n An example of foreign aid provided to the SAW is presented in a financial audit performed on the SAW for 2019 in connection with a World Bank project under the Global Agriculture and Food Security Programme (‘GAFSP’), under which the SAW received a grant of US$ 6.98 m in 2019, for a total annual budget under the project of US$ 7.71 m. [4] Of these funds, US$ 4.45 m was allocated to infrastructure in 2019, including US$ 3.87 m for the rehabilitation of selected irrigation and drainage infrastructure, and US$ 0.58 m for rehabilitation work on \"critical off-farm structures\". [4] Cumulatively, the SAW received USD ~$15.7 m since the start of the GAFSP. [4] According to the GAFSP’s own website, the SAW (or as it was then, the Department of Water Resources and Land Improvement (‘DRWLI’)) has received funds allocated for “Funding for Agriculture Productivity and Nutrition Improvements” under the GAFSP since 2013, with the first project being completed in 2015, and the current project is expected to run until June 2022. [5, 6, 7]\n \n No evidence was found that financial audits performed on the SAW consider the agency's entire budget including funds provided by the state budget. [4, 8]","In Laos, there does not seem to be a budget allocated to investment for water resources development that includes a focus on infrastructure. \n\nLaos has various documents that can be said to constitute a national water resources strategy but there is no dedicated budget for activities within these documents. [1,2] There is no evidence for water resources spending on the websites of the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, or Bank of the Lao PDR. [3,4,5] Various international agencies and donors are funding government efforts to improve different aspects of water resources infrastructure. The most notable current example is the US$51 m provided by the World Bank, the Lao government and the Mekong River Commission through the Mekong Integrated Water Resources Management Project. [6] The government’s current five-year plan lists various improvements in water resources infrastructure as priorities, including in irrigation systems, gravity water supply, river transport services, wetlands management, water-quality monitoring points, water supply and sanitation, and wastewater treatment [7]. However, only to urban water supply is a budget attached, with a “target figure” of US$205m, which may include all contributions from overseas development assistance and grants or loans from international financial institutions.[7]","There is an allocated budget for water infrastructure development (1). \n\nThe national budget is under thetutellage of the Ministry of Finance and is published annually via a Finance Law (Loi des Finances), the latest one being published in December 2018 [1]. In the 2018 budget, water resources are not deatured among the \"Special Treasurery Accounts\" where funds such as the Forest Protection Frund or the Mining Industry Promotion Fund are featured with important budgets (art. 6 of the law). [1] For 2019, state revenues (art. 9) are estimated to about US$3.47 billion (or FCFA 2,023 bn), of which more than half come from borrowings, while on the other hand expenses (art. 10) are estimated to about US$ 4.12 billion (or FCA 2,410 bn) which suggests a US$662 million deficit for the year 2019 [1]. Of the provisional expense budget, US$1.7 bn (FCFA 980 bn) are expensted to be for public investment in infrastructure. [1] However, a breakdown of where this investment is going is not available online, as the annexes where the epxenses are enumerated is not published online [2]. \n\nAccording to the UNEP IRWM assessment, the national budget allocated for investment in water-related infrastructure is about 1% of the total state budget. The allocated budget would cover only 12% to 14% of the annual investment budget planned for water-related infrastructure. The 85% annual investment budget allocated for water-related infrastructure would therefore need to \"topped-up\" from external support, bilateral or multilateral co-operation, not included in the state budget in the finance law. However, these allegations could not be confirmed with the budget law of 2019 that is available online. [3] \nNonetheless, it appears that some budget is allocated, either from the national budget or from international partners, into water-related issues such as potable water as suggested by a 2017 announcement by the European Bank of Investments that allocated 50 million euros to a potable water project in Bamako [4].","Yes, there is a national budget allocated to IWRM but remains reportedly limited and insufficient [1]. However, it is not possible to verify these allegations, since the budget for sanitation is not publicly available on the Ministry of Hydraulics and Sanitation [2] and the only updated document with a budget for 2019 concerns only the budget for the ministry's functioning expenses (e.g. IT, personnel, clothing, etc.) [3]. There is press evidence of recent investments in infrastructure [4] however these appear to largely financed from international investments.","There is no evidence of a dedicated budget allocation for the development of national water resources in Myanmar.\n\nThe Myanmar government budget, specifically its capital expenditure budget is constrained; hence other sources of finance are targeted. [1] For instance, with the loan US$ 116 million from World Bank and cash aid of $1 million from Southeast Asia Disaster Risk Insurance Facility (SEADRIF), Yangon will be upgrading public infrastructures, drainage system as well as respond natural disasters. [2] Quite a few projects for dams have been given the green light where the finance (investment amounts) and the benefits are unclear. [3,4] Unfortunately, there is no specific budget for water resources and infrastructure. The spending is spread across different ministries. [5] For example, The Department of Rural Department budget for water supply projects from 2012/13 to 2016/17 averaged about US$25 million/year. These budgets include contributions from development partners including DFID, JICA and USAID, and World Bank. [6] There are Priority Adaptation Projects (first to fourth priority projects) for implementation in Myanmar that have defined budgets such as assessing the status of dams for providing sustainable water supplies and withstanding flood risks under future climate (1.5 million USD) and constructing small-scale water impoundments in Naypyidaw for flood control and increasing water supplies for local communities change (3.56 million USD). [7]","There is a dedicated budget allocated for the development of national water resources in Perú.\n\nThe National Authority of Water has its own independent annual budget (of approximately US$90m) that includes line items for developing national water resources. The budget for 2019 has several line items for infrastructure projects including planning, equipment investment and institutional capacity building. These are available to view by the public in the budget document [1]  \n\nAdditionally in 2017, the government of Perú took out a US$40m loan from the World Bank and the funds will be used to develop national water resources. The total value of the project is estimated to be US$88m and will support the acquisition and installation of water quality monitoring equipment; measurement of use of water blocks for agricultural irrigation; monitoring of selected underground aquifers; modernization of the monitoring equipment of selected dams; and measurement of water volume and levels of important rivers. The programme is expected to conclude in 2022. [2,3] \n\n","In Senegal, there is a specific budget allocated for the development of national water resources that includes a focus on infrastructure. \n\nAccording to the approved budget for 2018, SÉNÉGAL has a specific budget for the hydraulic and sanitation sector. Within this sector, the projects considered are: a flood control program; a seawater desalination plant; a sanitation project to be developed in 10 cities; and a sanitation project for wastewater. (1) Moreover, there is evidence that the government has made partnerships with the private sector to invest in water resources. Indeed, in Senegal, a reform in the urban water sector opened the way for private sector participation. Since 1996, the public water service is managed through a PPP contract. This ultimately led to the creation of a monopoly. (2) With respect to the sanitation project to be developed in 10 cities, there is evidence that it includes a focus on infrastructure, since some of the objectives are to increase the wastewater treatment capacity, through the construction of 7 treatment plants, this projects also expects to increase the extension of sewers. (3)\n\nSÉNÉGAL gets the score of 20 (out of 100) for the UN SDG 6.5.1 assessment question on a dedicated budget allocated for the development of national water resources . The assessment states that SÉNÉGAL has an allocated budget, but it only partially covers the planned investments. (4) \n","There is a specific budget allocated to water management, but there is no firm evidence that includes a focus on infrastructure.\n\nAccording to articles 185 and 186 Budgetary Fund for Water is established for financing activities prescribed by the Water Law. The Budgetary Fund is financed from the budget allocations and fees and it is managed by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management. [1] Budgetary Fund for Water is included in the annual budget for 2018, but the budget does not have precise allocations or priorities for financing i.e. if any is reserved for infrastructure. [2] \n\nFinancing of infrastructure projects in the water sector is largely supported by international finance institutions such as Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau (KfW) - German Development Bank. KfW mainly supports small and medium-sized cities in building up efficient water and wastewater networks. Institutional and financial reforms as well as the establishment of modern workflows are a precondition for investments. [3] \n\nSerbia reports the score 20 (out of 100) for the UN SDG Indicator 6.5.1. report on National budget for investment including water resources infrastructure. The assessment states that there are no advanced infrastructure development and coordination of water resources management and infrastructure development, so further efforts are needed to ensure appropriate levels of development and coordination. [4]","There is a specific budget allocated to investment for water resource development that includes a focus on infrastructure. \n\nSlovenian national budget for 2018 was a separate budget line called \"Environmental Protection and Environmental Protection Infrastructure\" that includes infrastructure investment for water. [1] \n\nThe Operational Programme for the Implementation of the EU Cohesion Policy in the Period 2014-2020, that is currently under implementation, is the main programming document that defines priorities, objective and measures for 7-year financing from the EU and national budget. Priority Investing in the water sector to meet the requirements of the Union’s environmental acquis and to address needs was three specific objectives: reduce emissions into water through development of municipal wastewater collection and treatment infrastructure, increased security of wholesome and clean drinking water supply and achieve good chemical and ecological status of waters. [2] The focus on \"treatment infrastructure\" suggests significant investment in this area.","Syria has not allocated any budget for the development of water resources. The Supreme Council for Economic and Social Planning has rearranged the priorities of the state budget, in accordance with the deep structural benefits of development, in order to meet the challenges posed by the specificity of the present situation, from sanctions, siege and economic war, aimed at the Syrian citizen and its steadfastness. Eng. Emad Khamis, the Prime Minister, outlined the needs of the citizens of oil, gas and medicine. However, there was no mention of budget allocation for development of water resources. [1] [2] Enab Beladi, a Syrian independent Syrian media organization that was founded in 2011 reported on 14th May 2019 that Fuel and Wheat is devouring Syria’s Budget for 2019 [3]","In the Republic of Tajikistan, the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources receives funding from the State Budget, however it is unclear whether there is a specific budget allocated to investment for water resources development.\n \n In 2014, the legislative arm of the Republic of Tajikistan established the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources (‘MEWR’), which is the central executive body engaged in the development and implementation of state policy and legal regulation in the area of water resources. [1] As the central executive body managing the sphere of water resources in the Republic of Tajikistan, the MEWR is charged with receiving and managing funds related to water resources. [1] In accordance with its statute, the MEWR makes recommendations to the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Tajikistan on the drafting of the annual state budget, in terms of the financial support it will require to carry out its activities, including in the sphere of developing water resources infrastructure. [1] Financing of the MEWR’s activities is in-line with the annual state budget of the Republic of Tajikistan, as well as other agreements made with the Ministry of Finance. [1]\n \n All payments on water resources are collected by the State of Tajikistan, and all revenues are distributed between national and local budgets, annually, on the basis of the Law on State Budget for the relevant year. [2] The 2020 State Budget Law only specified that 15% of special funds received by the MEWR would go to the State Budget, and where additional funds were required by the MEWR, they would be covered by the State Budget. In practice this means that 85% of the MEWR’s revenues go towards covering its own costs, and 15% go to the State Budget, with all additional costs covered by the State Budget. [3] No evidence of budget reports or financial accounts of the MEWR were found on the Ministry website. [4]\n \n In 2018, the MEWR published a document listing a total of 25 ongoing projects in the field of improving water resources infrastructure in the Republic of Tajikistan. [5] The sum of these ongoing projects was USD $350 Million as of December 2018, of which USD 95 m was in the form of loans, USD 248 m was in the form of grants, and USD 9 m was in the form of investments from the State. [5] Loans and grants for these projects were predominantly provided by the European Union, USAID, Asian Bank of Development and European Bank of Reconstruction and Development. [5]\n \n A water resources expert interviewee noted that de facto, the MEWR is primarily funded through the national government budget but supplemented by foreign aid (mostly grants) and fees from water users. Water Users Associations (‘WUA’) - as created under the Water Code - collect fees from water users, of which part stays with the WUA to fund its activities, and part is directed to the Agency for Land Reclamation and Irrigation (‘ALRI’) to cover costs of maintaining the major irrigation infrastructure. A very significant fraction, however, of the total annual budget is for the costs of electricity for pumping irrigation water. Neither central budget funding nor water user fees get even close to covering these energy costs and so the ALRI is perpetually in debt to the state-owned electricity company. Every few years the government writes off this debt, which is therefore effectively a large indirect subsidy to the sector. [6]\n \n The expert was unable to confirm whether there is a specific section/amount of the state budget that is allocated for water resources development or for the MEWR. [6]","In the Republic of Tajikistan, the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources receives funding from the State Budget, however it is unclear whether there is a specific budget allocated to investment for water resources development.\n \n In 2014, the legislative arm of the Republic of Tajikistan established the Ministry of Energy and Water Resources (‘MEWR’), which is the central executive body engaged in the development and implementation of state policy and legal regulation in the area of water resources. [1] As the central executive body managing the sphere of water resources in the Republic of Tajikistan, the MEWR is charged with receiving and managing funds related to water resources. [1] In accordance with its statute, the MEWR makes recommendations to the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Tajikistan on the drafting of the annual state budget, in terms of the financial support it will require to carry out its activities, including in the sphere of developing water resources infrastructure. [1] Financing of the MEWR’s activities is in-line with the annual state budget of the Republic of Tajikistan, as well as other agreements made with the Ministry of Finance. [1]\n \n All payments on water resources are collected by the State of Tajikistan, and all revenues are distributed between national and local budgets, annually, on the basis of the Law on State Budget for the relevant year. [2] The 2020 State Budget Law only specified that 15% of special funds received by the MEWR would go to the State Budget, and where additional funds were required by the MEWR, they would be covered by the State Budget. In practice this means that 85% of the MEWR’s revenues go towards covering its own costs, and 15% go to the State Budget, with all additional costs covered by the State Budget. [3] No evidence of budget reports or financial accounts of the MEWR were found on the Ministry website. [4]\n \n In 2018, the MEWR published a document listing a total of 25 ongoing projects in the field of improving water resources infrastructure in the Republic of Tajikistan. [5] The sum of these ongoing projects was USD $350 Million as of December 2018, of which USD 95 m was in the form of loans, USD 248 m was in the form of grants, and USD 9 m was in the form of investments from the State. [5] Loans and grants for these projects were predominantly provided by the European Union, USAID, Asian Bank of Development and European Bank of Reconstruction and Development. [5]\n \n A water resources expert interviewee noted that de facto, the MEWR is primarily funded through the national government budget but supplemented by foreign aid (mostly grants) and fees from water users. Water Users Associations (‘WUA’) - as created under the Water Code - collect fees from water users, of which part stays with the WUA to fund its activities, and part is directed to the Agency for Land Reclamation and Irrigation (‘ALRI’) to cover costs of maintaining the major irrigation infrastructure. A very significant fraction, however, of the total annual budget is for the costs of electricity for pumping irrigation water. Neither central budget funding nor water user fees get even close to covering these energy costs and so the ALRI is perpetually in debt to the state-owned electricity company. Every few years the government writes off this debt, which is therefore effectively a large indirect subsidy to the sector. [6]\n \n The expert was unable to confirm whether there is a specific section/amount of the state budget that is allocated for water resources development or for the MEWR. [6]","There is evidence of a dedicated budget allocation for the development of national water resources in Thailand.\n\nIn 2017, the Royal Irrigation Department received an annual budget of approximately USD 475 million, approximately USD 26 million of which was allocated to infrastructure development for water management and sustainable growth [1]. The Office of National Water Resources also received the budget of approximately USD 313 million for water management in 2018 [2]. The agency is projected to spend USD 1.567 billion on infrastructure projects between 2018-2023 [3]. Additionally, there is an environmental fund that receives revenue from government budgets, donors, and water charges collected by municipality government [4].","There is a specific budget allocated to investment for water resources development that includes a focus on infrastructure.\n\nThe General Directorate of the State Hydraulic Works (DSI) (http://en.dsi.gov.tr/) is the unit of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF) which undertakes public investments in dams, irrigation facilities, flood defence systems, drainage works etc., in addition to other tasks allotted to it by agreement with the Ministry’s Directorate General of Water Management. The DSI is a “special budget institution”, with a budget distinct from that of the MAF. For 2019, the DSI was allocated TRY9.2 billion (about USD1.7 billion) from the national budget, according to a speech made in February by Minister of Agriculture and Forestry Bekir Pakdemirli [1]. In 2017, it spent TL13.6bn (about USD3.7bn at the time), according to the government's final accounts [2] (The decline may be due to cuts in government investment expenditure in the 2019 budget). Most of the DSI budget goes on investments. The public investment programme for 2019 envisages that the DSI will make TRY5.6 billion (about US$1 billion) worth of investments in 2019, including TRY3.5 billion for agriculture, TRY1.1 billion for energy and TRY 0.9 billion for “other public investments (social rather than economic)” [3]","The development of national water resources is financed from the State Budget of Turkmenistan, however it is unclear whether there is a dedicated budget specifically allocated for the development of these resources. \n \n The main policy document governing water resource management, the Water Code of Turkmenistan (last updated in 2019), indicates that \"the construction and maintenance of inter-farm irrigation and drainage systems, and the hydrotechnical facilities or other facilities located therein, are to be financed from the State Budget of Turkmenistan.\" [1] A detailed breakdown of Turkmenistan's state budget does not appear to be publicly available; thus, it is unclear exactly how much is allocated from the budget. Additionally, a 2018 law titled \"On governmental support for the development of agriculture\" establishes that the Government of Turkmenistan is responsible for issuing loans for the construction of waterworks facilities and irrigation systems. [2] \n \n From 2012-2017, the Government of Turkmenistan committed USD 667,000 to an Adaptation Fund/United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) project that resulted in the construction of a number of dams, the drilling of new wells, the repair of existing dams and springs, the construction of reinforced concrete basins for water storage, the construction of water regulating devices, and the construction of drip irrigation systems in three regions of Turkmenistan (Sakarchaga, Nohur, and Karakum). [3] \n \n According to the Adaptation Fund/UNDP, the Government of Turkmenistan also \"dedicated significant budget for technological upgrades in water infrastructure\", pledging USD 4 billion to upgrade pumping stations and canal system lining, as well as large scale investment in high efficiency irrigation technologies, including (subsoil) drip irrigations systems, mobile sprinklers, and wastewater capture and reuse. [4]","There is a specific budget allocated to investment for water resources development that includes a focus on infrastructure.\n \n The State Budget 2020 as adopted under Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. ZRU-589 9 December 2019 \"On the State Budget of the Republic of Uzbekistan for 2020\" assigns the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan UZS 929 billion (US$ 91 million) for capital investments in the planning, construction (reconstruction) and equipping of infrastructure. [1]\n \n Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan \"On the Approval of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" No. UP-6024 of 10 July 2020 instructs the Ministry of Water Management to use budgetary funds to establish a management group to implement the Strategy. Extrabudgetary funds as well as grants and aid from international financial institutions are to be used to employ foreign experts. [2] The Ministry of Water Management is to submit proposals for water management projects within the established annual level offoreign debt when attracting financing from international financial institutions and foreign state financial institutions. [2]\n \n An example of a water resource infrastructure project being carried out by the Ministry is the South Karakalpakstan Water Resources Management Improvement project, supported by the World Bank since 2014. The Republic of Uzbekistan has committed US$76,640,000 to the project. So far 350 water users have been provided with new/improved irrigation and drainage services; the project is to be completed in 2021. [3] The CAWATER-info 2019 Water Yearbook: Central Asia and Around the Globe, provides an overview of ongoing and completed infrastructure projects in Uzbekistan in 2019. [4]","There is a specific budget allocated to investment for water resources development that includes a focus on infrastructure.\n \n The State Budget 2020 as adopted under Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. ZRU-589 9 December 2019 \"On the State Budget of the Republic of Uzbekistan for 2020\" assigns the Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan UZS 929 billion (US$ 91 million) for capital investments in the planning, construction (reconstruction) and equipping of infrastructure. [1]\n \n Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan \"On the Approval of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" No. UP-6024 of 10 July 2020 instructs the Ministry of Water Management to use budgetary funds to establish a management group to implement the Strategy. Extrabudgetary funds as well as grants and aid from international financial institutions are to be used to employ foreign experts. [2] The Ministry of Water Management is to submit proposals for water management projects within the established annual level offoreign debt when attracting financing from international financial institutions and foreign state financial institutions. [2]\n \n An example of a water resource infrastructure project being carried out by the Ministry is the South Karakalpakstan Water Resources Management Improvement project, supported by the World Bank since 2014. The Republic of Uzbekistan has committed US$76,640,000 to the project. So far 350 water users have been provided with new/improved irrigation and drainage services; the project is to be completed in 2021. [3] The CAWATER-info 2019 Water Yearbook: Central Asia and Around the Globe, provides an overview of ongoing and completed infrastructure projects in Uzbekistan in 2019. [4]","Budget information on Ministry of Care for Water Resources is not available, however previous budgets do note some allocation for infrastructure investments. \n\nIn early 2018, the Ministry of Eco-Socialism and Water Resources reported that its budget for the 2018 National Water Plan was nearly 2.4 trillion bolivars, or US$59m at the unofficial exchange rate [1]. The planned investment focuses on water resources infrastructure, including rehabilitating pumping stations, upgrading pipes and water mains, and installing new rural aqueducts [1]. The Ministry reported that the plan included 2,700 projects in total [2]. The website of the Ministry of Economy and Finance was inaccessible as of May 2019, so more detailed budget information was not available [3]. \n\n Ministry of Care for Water Resources does not make information on its budget available [4]. ","There is no evidence of a dedicated budget allocation for the development of national water resources in Vietnam.\n\nThere is no information from the Ministry of Finance (MOF) about budget allocation for developing national water resources. [1] In 2018, the MOF completed a Circular to guide the use of financial resources for irrigation projects, but it does not specify a budget allocation for these. [2] There is no additional information from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE). [3]\n",null,null,null,"[1] Ministry of Finance, \" Amendment budget 2020\" (تعديلا ت بودجوي)[https://www.budgetmof.gov.af/images/stories/DGB/BPRD/National%20Budget/1399_Budget/1399%20Budget%20Amendments.pdf]\n \n [2] World Bank. March 2020. \"Project Information Document: Afghanistan Water Supply and Sanitation Services and Institutional Support Program\". [http://documents1.worldbank.org/curated/en/249961585616708069/pdf/Project-Information-Document-Afghanistan-Water-Supply-and-Sanitation-Services-and-Institutional-Support-Program-P169970.pdf]\n \n [3] Tolo News. 3 August 2018. \"Kabul Water Supply Project Underway\". [https://tolonews.com/business/kabul-water-supply-project-underway]\n \n [4] National Water Affairs Regulatory Authority. 18 February 2020. “Annual report of the Ministry of Energy and Water (National Bureau of Water Affairs) and (Bureau of Energy Services) in the government accountability program”, (“گزارش سالانه وزارت انرژی و آب (اداره ملی تنظیم امور آب) و (اداره تنظیم خدمات انرژی) در برنامه حساب دهی دولت به ملت \"). [http://www.gmic.gov.af/dari/component/content/article/69-2020-01-11-05-19-15/4082-2020-03-19-14-38-15 ].\n \n [5] National Water Affairs Regulatory Authority. \"Budget for 2019\" [https://nwara.gov.af/sites/default/files/2019-12/%D8%B1%D8%A7%D9%BE%D9%88%D8%B1%20%D8%A8%D9%88%D8%AF%D8%AC%D9%87%20%D8%A7%D9%86%DA%A9%D8%B4%D8%A7%D9%81%DB%8C%20%D8%B3%D8%A7%D9%84%20%D9%85%D8%A7%D9%84%DB%8C%201398%20%D8%A7%D8%B1%D9%82%D8%A7%D9%85%20%D8%A8%D9%87%20%D8%AF%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%B1.pdf] \n \n [6] National Water Affairs Regulatory Authority. \"Irrigation Restoration and Development Project - About\". [https://www.pcu-mew.gov.af/about.php].\n \n [7] United Nations. Integrated Water Resources Management, [https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/content/documents/16277Afghanistan.pdf]","[1] Chamber of Deputies Press. Mi Agua V Program plans 30,000 new connections for potable water. 2018. http://www.diputados.bo/prensa/noticias/programa-mi-agua-v-prev%C3%A9-30-mil-nuevas-conexiones-de-agua-potable\n[2] Senate Press. Senate passes Law that approves loan contract to finance the MIAGUA V Program investment. 2019. https://web.senado.gob.bo/prensa/noticias/senado-sanciona-ley-que-aprueba-contrato-de-pr%C3%A9stamo-para-financiar-inversi%C3%B3n-del\n[3] Ministry of the Environment and Water. More Investment for Water - MIAGUA. 2015. https://www.mmaya.gob.bo/uploads/miagua1.pdf\n[4] Ministry of Economy and Public Finances. Institutional Budget by Programmatic Category and Spending Group. 2018. https://sigep.sigma.gob.bo/sigep_publico/faces/SFprRepPub?Adf-Window-Id=qmw97deuz&Adf-Page-Id=0","[1] \"Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management \". Oct 2014. https://www.themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf [2] Consult Myanmar. \" Yangon to upgrade public infrastructures, drainage system with World Bank’s loan\". 22 Feb 2018. https://consult-myanmar.com/2018/02/22/ygn-upgrade-public-infrastructures-drainage-system-wbs-loan/ [3] Myanmar Times.\"Current development of major hydropower projects\" .https://www.mmtimes.com/special-features/151-energy-spotlight/2943-current-development-of-major-hydropower-projects.html [4] Straits Times. \"Work on Myanmar dam goes on under heavy guard\". https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/work-on-myanmar-dam-goes-on-under-heavy-guard [5] World Bank Group. \"Myanmar Public Expenditure Review 2017:Fiscal Space for Economic Growth\".https://www.themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Public_Expenditure_Review_-_August_2017.pdf [6] Government of the Union of Myanmar. \"National Investment Plan for Rural Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH).\"http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/documents/National_Investment_Plan_for_Rural_Water_Supply_Sanitation_Hygiene_WASH_2016-2030_ENG.pdf [7] \"Myanmar’s National Adaptation Programme of Action (NAPA) to Climate Change\". 2012. https://unfccc.int/resource/docs/napa/mmr01.pdf","[1] Comptroller-General of the Union (Brazil). Portal of Transparency. \"Execution of Expenses by Programme/Budgetary Action (Execução da Despesa por Programa/Ação Orçamentária)\". http://www.portaltransparencia.gov.br/despesas/programa-e-acao?ordenarPor=programa&direcao=asc\n[2] Comptroller-General of the Union (Brazil). Portal of Transparency. \"National Water Agency - ANA (Agência National de Águas - ANA)\". http://www.portaltransparencia.gov.br/orgaos/44205?ano=2018\n[3] Comptroller-General of the Union (Brazil). Portal of Transparency. \"Execution of Expense by Area (Function) ((Execução da Despesa Por Área de Atuação (Função))\". http://www.portaltransparencia.gov.br/despesas/funcao?paginacaoSimples=true&tamanhoPagina=&offset=&direcaoOrdenacao=asc&de=01%2F01%2F2018&ate=31%2F12%2F2018&funcaoSubfuncao=SB544&colunasSelecionadas=linkDetalhamento%2CmesAno%2Cfuncao%2CsubFuncao%2CvalorEmpenho%2CvalorLiquidacao%2CvalorPagamento%2CvalorRestoPago&ordenarPor=valorEmpenho&direcao=asc\n[4] Comptroller-General of the Union (Brazil). Portal of Transparency. \"Acquisition of equipment and/or implementation of water-resources infrastructure works (Aquisição de equipamentos e/ou implantação de obras de infraestrutura hídrica)\". http://www.portaltransparencia.gov.br/programas-e-acoes/acao/1851-implantacao-de-obras-de-infraestrutura-hidrica?ano=2019","[1] \"Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management \". 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March 2019 Budget Execution. 2019. http://www.minvivienda.gov.co/Presupuesto%20Aprobado%20en%20Ejercicio/Ministerio%20de%20Vivienda,%20Ciudad%20y%20Territorio/Ejecuci%C3%B3n%20presupuestal%202019.xlsx\n[2] Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development. March 2019 Budget Execution. 2019. http://www.minambiente.gov.co/images/finanzas-y-presupuesto/pdf/Presupuesto_Del_Ministerio_De_Ambiente_Y_Desarrollo_Sostenible/2019/ejecuci%C3%B3n_presupuestal_MADS_marzo_2019.pdf","[1] \"Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management \". 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The World Bank Group. 20 July 2020.","[1] \"Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management \". Oct 2014. https://www.themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf [2] Consult Myanmar. \" Yangon to upgrade public infrastructures, drainage system with World Bank’s loan\". 22 Feb 2018. https://consult-myanmar.com/2018/02/22/ygn-upgrade-public-infrastructures-drainage-system-wbs-loan/ [3] Myanmar Times.\"Current development of major hydropower projects\" .https://www.mmtimes.com/special-features/151-energy-spotlight/2943-current-development-of-major-hydropower-projects.html [4] Straits Times. \"Work on Myanmar dam goes on under heavy guard\". https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/work-on-myanmar-dam-goes-on-under-heavy-guard [5] World Bank Group. \"Myanmar Public Expenditure Review 2017:Fiscal Space for Economic Growth\".https://www.themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Public_Expenditure_Review_-_August_2017.pdf [6] Government of the Union of Myanmar. \"National Investment Plan for Rural Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH).\"http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/documents/National_Investment_Plan_for_Rural_Water_Supply_Sanitation_Hygiene_WASH_2016-2030_ENG.pdf [7] \"Myanmar’s National Adaptation Programme of Action (NAPA) to Climate Change\". 2012. https://unfccc.int/resource/docs/napa/mmr01.pdf","[1] Su Çevre Teknolojileri (Water and Environment Technologies) website, “DSİ Bütçesine 2019 yılı İçin 9,2 Milyar Lira Ayrıldı” (“TRY9.2 billion Allocated for the DSI Budget in 2019”), 15 February 2019 [2] Central Government Final Accounts Act for 2017 (Law No.7157). 31 December 2018. http://www.resmigazete.gov.tr/eskiler/2018/12/20181231M2-1-1.pdf Accessed 20 April 2019 [3] Republic of Turkey, Presidential Office of Strategy and Budgeting (SBB), 2019 Investment Programme, http://www.sbb.gov.tr/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/2019-Yılı-Yatırım-Programı.pdf, Accessed 6 April 2019.","[1] Government of Turkmenistan. 5 October 2019. \"Water Code of Turkmenistan\" (\"Водный кодекс Туркменистана\"). [http://continent-online.com/Document/?doc_id=38999429] \n\n[2] Government of Turkmenistan. 18 June 2018. \"On governmental support for the development of agriculture\" (\"О государственном регулировании развития сельского хозяйства\". [http://www.turkmenistan.gov.tm/?id=16519]. \n\n[3] United Nations Development Programme. July 2017. \"Final Evaluation of the Project 'Addressing Climate Change Risks to Farming Systems in Turkmenistan at National and Community Level'\". [https://erc.undp.org/evaluation/evaluations/detail/7927]. \n\n[4] United Nations Development Programme. October 2018. \"Mid-term evaluation of the project 'Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy for Sustainable Water Management in Turkmenistan'\". [https://erc.undp.org/evaluation/evaluations/detail/9411].","[1] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. ZRU-589 9 December 2019 \"On the State Budget of the Republic of Uzbekistan for 2020\" (\"Закон Республики Узбекистан\n№ЗРУ-589 09.12.2019 О Государственном бюджете Республики Узбекистан на 2020 год\"). [https://www.lex.uz/docs/4635018].\n\n[2] President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan \"On the Approval of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" No. UP-6024 of 10 July 2020 (Указ Президента «Об утверждении концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы» № УП–6024, 10.07.2020 г.). [https://yuz.uz/ru/news/ozbekiston-respublikasi-suv-xojaligini-rivojlantirishning-2020-2030-yillarga-moljallangan-kontseptsiyasini-tasdiqlash-togrisida].\n\n[3] The World Bank. \"South Karakalpakstan Water Resources Management Improvement Project\". [https://projects.worldbank.org/en/projects-operations/project-detail/P127764].","[1] Supreme Assembly of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. ZRU-589 9 December 2019 \"On the State Budget of the Republic of Uzbekistan for 2020\" (\"Закон Республики Узбекистан\n№ЗРУ-589 09.12.2019 О Государственном бюджете Республики Узбекистан на 2020 год\"). [https://www.lex.uz/docs/4635018].\n\n[2] President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan \"On the Approval of the Water Development Strategy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 2020–2030\" No. UP-6024 of 10 July 2020 (Указ Президента «Об утверждении концепции развития водного хозяйства Республики Узбекистан на 2020–2030 годы» № УП–6024, 10.07.2020 г.). [https://yuz.uz/ru/news/ozbekiston-respublikasi-suv-xojaligini-rivojlantirishning-2020-2030-yillarga-moljallangan-kontseptsiyasini-tasdiqlash-togrisida].\n\n[3] The World Bank. \"South Karakalpakstan Water Resources Management Improvement Project\". [https://projects.worldbank.org/en/projects-operations/project-detail/P127764].","[1] Ministry of Eco-Socialism and Water Resources. Annual Report. 2017. https://transparencia.org.ve/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/ecosocialismo-y-aguas.pdf\n[2] Noticias Barquisimeto. 2018 National Water Plan executes 2,700 works throughout the country. 2018. https://www.noticiasbarquisimeto.com/2018/04/05/plan-nacional-de-aguas-2018-ejecuta-2-700-obras-en-todo-el-pais/\n[3] Ministry of Economy and Finance. MPPEF. 2019. http://www.mppef.gob.ve/presupuesto-economico-de-la-nacion-2019/\n[4] Ministry of Care for Water Resources.  2019. https://demo.minaguas.gob.ve/","[1] \"Myanmar Integrated Water Resources Management \". Oct 2014. https://www.themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Myanmar_Integrated_Water_Resources_Management_-_Executive_Summary_-_2014.pdf [2] Consult Myanmar. \" Yangon to upgrade public infrastructures, drainage system with World Bank’s loan\". 22 Feb 2018. https://consult-myanmar.com/2018/02/22/ygn-upgrade-public-infrastructures-drainage-system-wbs-loan/ [3] Myanmar Times.\"Current development of major hydropower projects\" .https://www.mmtimes.com/special-features/151-energy-spotlight/2943-current-development-of-major-hydropower-projects.html [4] Straits Times. \"Work on Myanmar dam goes on under heavy guard\". https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/work-on-myanmar-dam-goes-on-under-heavy-guard [5] World Bank Group. \"Myanmar Public Expenditure Review 2017:Fiscal Space for Economic Growth\".https://www.themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/assessment_file_attachments/Public_Expenditure_Review_-_August_2017.pdf [6] Government of the Union of Myanmar. \"National Investment Plan for Rural Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH).\"http://themimu.info/sites/themimu.info/files/documents/National_Investment_Plan_for_Rural_Water_Supply_Sanitation_Hygiene_WASH_2016-2030_ENG.pdf [7] \"Myanmar’s National Adaptation Programme of Action (NAPA) to Climate Change\". 2012. https://unfccc.int/resource/docs/napa/mmr01.pdf"]
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[null,"4.4.1",null,0,2,2,2,2,0,2,2,2,2,0,0,1,0,2,2,2,0,2,2,2,2,0,1,1,2,0,1,2,2,2,2,null,null,null,"Afghanistan is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2]\n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed an agreement on cooperation in the area of water resource monitoring on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitute the countries' border. [3] Under the agreement, the parties commit to mutual development of projects in the sphere and development of financing for activity, but does not specify any specific mechanisms for sharing costs of projects. [3] A Memorandum of Understanding signed in 2014, extending the original agreement's five-year period until 2020, could not be found online. [4] Activity under the agreement has been supported financially by a range of international organisations, led by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, with donors including Russia and Switzerland; there is no indication on total costs or any spending borne by the two countries in project-related documents. [5, 6, 7, 8]","Bolivia is a full member of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and contributes to its funding. Bolivia is a member of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty, which was signed in 1978 and has since 1992 increased its focus on water resources in the Amazon Basin. The Treaty promotes cooperation among its eight member states: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela [1]. Resolution X/MRE-OTCA/4, issued by ACTO in 2010, updated the member country contribution amounts to deal with inflation. Bolivia is classified as a member country, and its contributions increased by 18.57% in 2012 [2]. ACTO's website does not contain any public evidence that Bolivia has not paid its contributions [3].\n","Bosnia and Herzegovina contributes to the financing of the transboundary water organization. According to article 15 of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, the Sava Commission shall be financed by regular annual contributions of the Parties and from other sources. [1] According to the Annual Report of the Sava Commission, Bosnia and Herzegovina has paid its annual contribution in the amount of 128,990.00 euro. [2]","Brazil contributes to the financing of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO), plus Brazil also hosts the organization's headquarters in Brasilia. In 2018, 3.5 million Brazilian reais were budgeted to ACTO for its membership in the organization. [1] For comparison, in 2012, the budget of ACTO was US$1.8 million, of which Brazil contributed with US$700,000. [2] ","Cambodia is a full member of the Mekong River Commission (MRC) and contributes to its funding.\n\nThe 1995 Mekong Agreement, article 14, states, “The budget of the Commission shall be drawn up by the Joint Committee and approved by the Council and shall consist of contributions from member countries on an equal basis unless otherwise decided by the Council, from the international community (donor countries), and from other sources.” [1] The country's contribution increased from USD 561,623 in 2017 to USD 621,881 in 2018 [2].\n","China is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC). The MRC is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. China does not contribute in funding of the transboundary water organization. [1,2] In 2002, China signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on the provision of daily river flow and rainfall data in Yunnan Province during the wet season. The renewal of this MOU in 2013 only extended the period in which China shares data with the MRC and increased the frequency of such data sharing. As a \"Dialogue Partner\", China does not contribute to the financing of MRC [3]. But although China does not make financial contribution to MRC, it has been investing in various hydraulic projects in the Lancang-Mekong Basin under its global and regional innitiatives, including the Belt and Road Innitiative (BRI) [4]. China is a full member of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC) initiative and the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD), but neither of these two organizations has published their financial documents, and there is no evidence of China's regular financial contribution these two organizations [3]. But China proposed the establishment of \"Special Fund\" in LMC to provide funding for cooperation projects in the Lancang-Mekong region [5].","Colombia is a full member of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and contributes to its funding. Colombia is a member of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty, which was signed in 1978 and has since 1992 increased its focus on water resources in the Amazon Basin. The Treaty promotes cooperation among its eight member states: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela [1]. Resolution X/MRE-OTCA/4, issued by ACTO in 2010, updated the member country contribution amounts to deal with inflation. Colombia is classified as a member country, and its contributions increased by 40% in 2012 [2]. ","Croatia contributes to the financing of the transboundary water organization. According to article 15 of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, the Sava Commission shall be financed by regular annual contributions of the Parties and from other sources. [1] According to the Annual Report of the Sava Commission, Croatia has paid its annual contribution in the amount of 128,990.00 euro. [2]","Ecuador is a full member of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and contributes to its funding. Ecuador is a member of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty, which was signed in 1978 and has since 1992 increased its focus on water resources in the Amazon Basin. The Treaty promotes cooperation among its eight member states: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela [1]. Resolution X/MRE-OTCA/4, issued by ACTO in 2010, updated the member country contribution amounts to deal with inflation. Ecuador is classified as a member country, and its contributions increased by 18.57% in 2012 [2]. ACTO's website does not contain any public evidence that Ecuador has not paid its contributions [3]. \n","Guinea, which is a full member of the transboundary water organization, contributes to the financing of the organization.\n\nGuinea is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS). \"Funding to the OMVS is provided through contributions made by Member States and loans contracted by them. Funding for the operation of the various OMVS bodies is provided equally by the Member States alike. Moreover, investment and operating expenses are allocated among the states in accordance with the benefits that each state obtains from the exploitation of the common works. This distribution of costs and expenses can be readjusted periodically according to the operating results of the entire system. State contributions to the construction and operation costs of the common structures are made in proportion to their participation in the costs and charges of these works, and are defined by a distribution key\". (1) The exact amounts allocated by Guinea to the OMVS could not be found in the Finance Law of 2017. (2) However, there is evidence that one of the most important projects of the OMVS, the PGIRE, was financed in its second phase, by the three state members of the OMVS with USD $12 millions. (3) Moreover, in the Finance Law of 2017, it is indicated that Guinea allocated GNF 8.7 million in 2016 for this particular project and GNF 2.2 million in 2017. There is no further evidence in reports concerning the OMVS evolution and development. (4,5)\n\nHowever, in March 2019, the OMVS High Commissioner announced that the organisation is looking to reform its financing model, because it is a debt-based financing model (states borrow on international financial markets) and it is not sustainable [6]. The OMVS is looking to find an alternative autonomous financing model [6].","As there is no transboundary water organisation there is no commitment to shared funding.\n\nThe 1975 treaty between Iran and Iraq had tasked expert commission's on clarification of border lines (land and maritime) and signposting them which was successfully fulfilled before the 1979 Iranian revolution [1]. Since 2008, these commission have been active again in renewal of signposts and monitoring of the borders [1]. The issue of management and joint utilisation of water resources, navigation and water pollution control was assigned -according to the agreement- to a Common Bureau of Coordination, which was never established [1]. In 2012, the bureau for Iran-Iraq Economic Development Affairs announced that the Common Bureau of Coordination for Arvand river will Open Soon upon agreement of both countries [2] but no further actions were reported. Since the negotiations to establish the CBC between countries have resulted in no real plan, there was not been any financial involvement by international organisations. \n\nNo other information was found after a check of multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [3], the Foreign Ministry [4], the Department of Environment [5], the Ministry of Energy [6] and the Ministry of Agriculture [7].","No. There is no transboundary water organization in the Tigris-Euphrates basin (1), see section 1.4 for details of the history of efforts to develop cooperation with Syria, Turkey and Iran. Therefore there is no entity that Iraq could contribute financing to.","Kazakhstan contributes to the financing of the transboundary water organisation. Member states of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) send funds to their own national water management authorities, who have became responsible for operating hydraulic facilities.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), agreeing national water authorities would provide funding on an equal basis for the Commission's executive bodies, the Amu Darya and Syr Darya Basin Water Organisations. [1] In 1993, the ICWC created a Secretariat to manage ongoing affairs, whose activity is to be financed by the member state in which it is headquartered; the Secretariat is located in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, and therefore in line with the regulation financed from Tajikistan's contribution to the ICWC. [2, 3] However, no evidence of any financial statements for the ICWC was found on the organisation's website, or that of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, an umbrella organisation for regional and international coordination of policy and efforts to address the Aral Sea crisis, which absorbed the ICWC in 1999. [4, 5, 6]\n \n Despite these provisions, expert interviewees stated that in practice, the ICWC's executive bodies, including the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) is mainly financed by Uzbekistan, where the organisation and its four territorial subunits are headquartered. [7, 8] Following the creation of the ICWC, the SDBWO operated as a transboundary organisation, maintaining certain hydraulic facilities in the ICWC member states as mandated, and financed by member states' contributions to the ICWC. [7] However, member states later began to redirect funds to their own national water management authorities, who gradually became responsible for operating hydraulic facilities. [7]","Kyrgyzstan is not a full member of the organisation, however, when it was a full member state of the ICWC, Kyrgyzstan sent funds to its national water management authority, who became responsible for operating hydraulic facilities.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), agreeing national water authorities would provide funding on an equal basis for the Commission's executive bodies, the Amu Darya and Syr Darya Basin Water Organisations. [1] In 1993, the ICWC created a Secretariat to manage ongoing affairs, whose activity is to be financed by the member state in which it is headquartered; the Secretariat is located in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, and therefore in line with the regulation financed from Tajikistan's contribution to the ICWC. [2, 3] However, no evidence of any financial statements for the ICWC was found on the organisation's website, or that of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, an umbrella organisation for regional and international coordination of policy and efforts to address the Aral Sea crisis, which absorbed the ICWC in 1999. [4, 5, 6]\n \n Despite these provisions, expert interviewees stated that in practice, the ICWC's executive bodies, including the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) is mainly financed by Uzbekistan, where the organisation and its four territorial subunits are headquartered. [7, 8] Following the creation of the ICWC, the SDBWO operated as a transboundary organisation, maintaining certain hydraulic facilities in the ICWC member states as mandated, and financed by member states' contributions to the ICWC. [7] However, member states later began to redirect funds to their own national water management authorities, who gradually became responsible for operating hydraulic facilities. [7]\n \n Furthermore, Kyrgyzstan has not participated in the ICWC since in 2016 when it froze its membership of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS), an umbrella organisation created by the ICWC members to coordinate regional and international policy on the Aral Sea crisis, including through raising financing. [9] A further interviewee stated that even before 2016, Kyrgyzstan's participation in and funding for IFAS was limited. [9] IFAS receives fluctuating financing from member states in practice, despite a requirement in the organisation's statute to contribute equal financing; instead, member states fund the activities of IFAS Executive Directorates located in each country. [9, 10] No futher information on this structure could be found online. An Executive Directorate for Kyrgyzstan is listed on the IFAS website, and also features on a list of participants in a 2017 conference on sustainable development, although the latter document does not include the names of any specific representatives of the organisation. [11, 12]","Laos is a full member of the Mekong River Commission (MRC) and contributes to its funding.\n\nThe 1995 Mekong Agreement, article 14, states, “The budget of the Commission shall be drawn up by the Joint Committee and approved by the Council and shall consist of contributions from member countries on an equal basis unless otherwise decided by the Council, from the international community (donor countries), and from other sources.” [1] The country's contribution increased from USD 876,160 in 2017 to USD 932,822 in 2018 [2].\n","The Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS), of which Mali is a full member, receives contributions made by Member States and loans contracted by them [1]. The four member states provide funding for the operation of the various OMVS bodies in an equal manner. OMVS explains that the expense allocation can be adjusted among the states in accordance with the benefits that each state obtains from the exploitation of the river. [1] However, in March 2019, the OMVS High Commissioner announced that the organisation is looking to reform its financing model, because most of the budget comes from Member States going in debt to finance it and this debt-based financing model is not sustainable [4]. The OMVS is looking to find an alternative autonomous financing model [4]. Nonetheless, it is to be noted that in 2013, Mali and Senegal were singled out as not paying their contributions since 2010 [4]. It is however difficult to prove if this is the case still in 2019 as no other evidence of non-payment has been found, rather the issue in the past years seems to be that the four member states have to go in debt in order to pay these contributions and this what has pushed the High Commissioner to ask for a reform [4].","The OMVS receives contributions from all Member States, including Mauritania. These come from the countries' public budgets and loans contracted by them [1]. The four member states provide funding for the operation of the various OMVS bodies in an equal manner. The allocation of expenses can be adjusted among the states in accordance with the benefits that each one of them obtains from the exploitation of the river. [1] However, in March 2019, the OMVS High Commissioner announced that the organisation is looking to reform its financing model, because it is a debt-based financing model (states borrow on international financial markets) and it is not sustainable [2]. The OMVS is looking to find an alternative autonomous financing model [2]. No evidence could be found of whether or not Mauritania is paying its contribution [3].","Myanmar is a dialogue partner for Mekong River Commission (MRC), with the MoU renewed in 2013. The MRC is an operational joint body present in the Mekong river basin. However, Myanmar does not contribute in funding of the transboundary water organization. [1,2] Myanmar is also part of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation which includes China, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. Myanmar currently does not provide any funding nor has pledge anything beyond cooperation and dedication. [3,4]","There is public evidence that Perú contributes funding to the transboundary water organization.\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) is an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Perú, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region. [1] In 2010, ACTO issued the Amazonian Strategic Cooperation Agenda, a policy to guide member countries. There is a section on funding in the document that describes potential sources of funding that include fixed annual contributions from member countries, extraordinary contributions, international cooperation agreements and contributions from state-owned or private entities. However, there no evidence that member countries provide financing. [2] Another document that discusses potential funding is the Strategic Action Program (SAP), which has released in 2018. The document states that investment from GEF, Member Countries and other donors have funded the work to develop the SAP. Sources of financing for the work that will come out of the SAP have not been finalized, but include financing from member countries and donor institutions. [3] The ACTO website does not publish annual financial reports so there is no publicly available information about sources of funding. A web search did not find information from the Peruvian government or other sources.\n","Senegal, which is a full member of the transboundary water organization, contributes to the financing of the organization. \n\nSÉNÉGAL is a member of the Organization for the development of the SÉNÉGAL River (OMVS). \"Funding to the OMVS is provided through contributions made by Member States and loans contracted by them. Funding for the operation of the various OMVS bodies is provided equally by the Member States alike. Moreover, investment and operating expenses are allocated among the states in accordance with the benefits that each state obtains from the exploitation of the common works. This distribution of costs and expenses can be readjusted periodically according to the operating results of the entire system. State contributions to the construction and operation costs of the common structures are made in proportion to their participation in the costs and charges of these works, and are defined by a distribution key\". (1)\nThe exact amounts allocated by Senegal to the OMVS could not be found in the approved budget for 2018. (2) However, there is evidence that one of the most important projects of the OMVS, the PGIRE, was financed in its second phase, by the three state members of the OMVS with USD $12 millions. (3) There is no further evidence in reports concerning the OMVS evolution and development. (4,5)\n\nHowever, in March 2019, the OMVS High Commissioner announced that the organisation is looking to reform its financing model, because it is a debt-based financing model (states borrow on international financial markets) and it is not sustainable [2]. The OMVS is looking to find an alternative autonomous financing model [2]. No evidence could be found of whether or not Mauritania is paying its contribution [3].","Serbia contributes to the financing of the transboundary water organization. According to article 15 of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, the Sava Commission shall be financed by regular annual contributions of the Parties and from other sources. [1] According to the Annual Report of the Sava Commission, Serbia has paid its annual contribution in the amount of 128,990.00 euro. [2]","Slovenia contributes to the financing of the transboundary water organization. According to article 15 of the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, the Sava Commission shall be financed by regular annual contributions of the Parties and from other sources. [1] According to the Annual Report of the Sava Commission, Slovenia was paid its annual contribution in the amount of 128,990.00 euro. [2]","Syria does not contribute in the funding of any water resource management through a transboundary organization or through a bilateral agreement. Currently, there are no basin-wide operational arrangements in the Tigris-Euphrates River Basin (shared between Iraq, Syria and Turkey). [1] All bilateral agreements, such as the MoU signed in 2002 between Syria and Iraq[2], MoUs signed in 2011 between Syria and Turkey [3][4], are quite old and most of them have expired. They did not include any aspect of joint financing. The Ministry of Water Resources is currently focussing on re-building the country.","Tajikistan contributes to the financing of the transboundary water organisation. Tajikistan sends funds to Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) sub-branches in the country, including the Amu Darya Upper Reaches division headquartered in Tajikistan, as well as its national water management authority, which has become responsible for ADBWO facilities.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), agreeing national water authorities would provide funding on an equal basis for the Commission's executive bodies, the Amu Darya and Syr Darya Basin Water Organisations. [1] In 1993, the ICWC created a Secretariat to manage ongoing affairs, whose activity is to be financed by the member state in which it is headquartered; the Secretariat is located in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, and therefore in line with the regulation financed from Tajikistan's contribution to the ICWC. [2, 3] However, no evidence of any financial statements for the ICWC was found on the organisation's website, or that of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, an umbrella organisation for regional and international coordination of policy and efforts to address the Aral Sea crisis, which absorbed the ICWC in 1999. [4, 5, 6]\n \n Despite these provisions, expert interviewees stated that in practice, the ICWC's executive bodies, including the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) are mainly financed by Uzbekistan, where it is headquartered. [7] Following the creation of the ICWC, the ADBWO operated as a transboundary organisation, maintaining certain hydraulic facilities in the ICWC member states as mandated, and financed by member states' contributions to the ICWC. [7] However, member states later began to redirect funds to ADBWO sub-branches in their territory, including the Amu Darya Upper Reaches division headquartered in Tajikistan, as well as national water management authorities, who have become responsible for the ADBWO facilities. [7, 8]","Tajikistan contributes to the financing of the transboundary water organisation. Member states of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) send funds to their own national water management authorities, who have became responsible for operating hydraulic facilities.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), agreeing national water authorities would provide funding on an equal basis for the Commission's executive bodies, the Amu Darya and Syr Darya Basin Water Organisations. [1] In 1993, the ICWC created a Secretariat to manage ongoing affairs, whose activity is to be financed by the member state in which it is headquartered; the Secretariat is located in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, and therefore in line with the regulation financed from Tajikistan's contribution to the ICWC. [2, 3] However, no evidence of any financial statements for the ICWC was found on the organisation's website, or that of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, an umbrella organisation for regional and international coordination of policy and efforts to address the Aral Sea crisis, which absorbed the ICWC in 1999. [4, 5, 6]\n \n Despite these provisions, expert interviewees stated that in practice, the ICWC's executive bodies, including the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) is mainly financed by Uzbekistan, where it and its four territorial subunits are headquartered. [7, 8] Following the creation of the ICWC, the SDBWO operated as a transboundary organisation, maintaining certain hydraulic facilities in the ICWC member states as mandated, and financed by member states' contributions to the ICWC. [7] However, member states later began to redirect funds to their own national water management authorities, who gradually became responsible for operating hydraulic facilities. [7]","Thailand is a full member of the Mekong River Commission (MRC) and contributes to its funding.\n\nThe 1995 Mekong Agreement, article 14, states, “The budget of the Commission shall be drawn up by the Joint Committee and approved by the Council and shall consist of contributions from member countries on an equal basis unless otherwise decided by the Council, from the international community (donor countries), and from other sources.” [1] Thailand's contributions in 2018 and 2017 were US$932,822 and US$848,020, respectively. [2]\n","In the absence of a joint body for the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin, Turkey does not contribute to financing of any transboundary water organization. No such organization is mentioned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs among the list of international organizations with which Turkey has relations. [1]","Turkmenistan contributes to the financing of the transboundary water organisation. Member states send funds to Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) sub-branches in their territory, including the Amu Darya Upper Reaches division headquartered in Tajikistan, as well as national water management authorities, who have become responsible for the ADBWO facilities.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), agreeing national water authorities would provide funding on an equal basis for the Commission's executive bodies, the Amu Darya and Syr Darya Basin Water Organisations. [1] In 1993, the ICWC created a Secretariat to manage ongoing affairs, whose activity is to be financed by the member state in which it is headquartered; the Secretariat is located in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, and therefore in line with the regulation financed from Tajikistan's contribution to the ICWC. [2, 3] However, no evidence of any financial statements for the ICWC was found on the organisation's website, or that of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, an umbrella organisation for regional and international coordination of policy and efforts to address the Aral Sea crisis, which absorbed the ICWC in 1999. [4, 5, 6]\n \n Despite these provisions, expert interviewees stated that in practice, the ICWC's executive bodies, including the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) are mainly financed by Uzbekistan, where it is headquartered. [7, 8] Following the creation of the ICWC, the ADBWO operated as a transboundary organisation, maintaining certain hydraulic facilities in the ICWC member states as mandated, and financed by member states' contributions to the ICWC. [7] However, member states later began to redirect funds to ADBWO sub-branches in their territory, including the Amu Darya Middle Reaches and a reservoir division headquartered in Uzbekistan, as well as national water management authorities, who have become responsible for the ADBWO facilities. [7, 11]","Uzbekistan contributes to the financing of the transboundary water organisation.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), agreeing national water authorities would provide funding on an equal basis for the Commission's executive bodies, the Amu Darya and Syr Darya Basin Water Organisations. [1] In 1993, the ICWC created a Secretariat to manage ongoing affairs, whose activity is to be financed by the member state in which it is headquartered; the Secretariat is located in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, and therefore in line with the regulation financed from Tajikistan's contribution to the ICWC. [2, 3] However, no evidence of any financial statements for the ICWC was found on the organisation's website, or that of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, an umbrella organisation for regional and international coordination of policy and efforts to address the Aral Sea crisis, which absorbed the ICWC in 1999. [4, 5, 6]\n \n Despite these provisions, expert interviewees stated that in practice, the ICWC's executive bodies, including the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) are mainly financed by Uzbekistan, where it is headquartered, as part of Uzbekistan's contribution to IFAS. [7, 8, 12] However, interviewees were not aware of the size of this financing. [7, 8] No information on financing of the ADBWO is available on the ICWC or ADBWO websites, or that of the Ministry of Water Management. [6, 9, 10] Following the creation of the ICWC, the ADBWO operated as a transboundary organisation, maintaining certain hydraulic facilities in the ICWC member states as mandated, and financed by member states' contributions to the ICWC. [7] However, member states later began to redirect funds to ADBWO sub-branches in their territory, including the Amu Darya Middle Reaches and a reservoir division headquartered in Uzbekistan, as well as national water management authorities, who have become responsible for the ADBWO facilities. [7, 11]","Uzbekistan contributes to the financing of the transboundary water organisation.\n \n Under the 1992 Almaty Agreement, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan established the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), agreeing national water authorities would provide funding on an equal basis for the Commission's executive bodies, the Amu Darya and Syr Darya Basin Water Organisations. [1] In 1993, the ICWC created a Secretariat to manage ongoing affairs, whose activity is to be financed by the member state in which it is headquartered; the Secretariat is located in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, and therefore in line with the regulation financed from Tajikistan's contribution to the ICWC. [2, 3] However, no evidence of any financial statements for the ICWC was found on the organisation's website, or that of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea, an umbrella organisation for regional and international coordination of policy and efforts to address the Aral Sea crisis, which absorbed the ICWC in 1999. [4, 5, 6]\n \n Despite these provisions, expert interviewees stated that in practice, the ICWC's executive bodies, including the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) are mainly financed by Uzbekistan, where the organisation and its four territorial subunits are headquartered, as part of Uzbekistan's contribution to IFAS. [7, 8, 12] However, interviewees were not aware of the size of this financing. [7, 8] No information on financing of the SDBWO is available on the ICWC or SDBWO websites, or that of the Ministry of Water Management [6, 9, 10] Following the creation of the ICWC, the SDBWO operated as a transboundary organisation, maintaining certain hydraulic facilities in the ICWC member states as mandated, and financed by member states' contributions to the ICWC. [7] However, member states later began to redirect funds to their own national water management authorities, who gradually became responsible for operating hydraulic facilities. [7]","Venezuela is a full member of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) and contributes to its funding. Venezuela is a member of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty, which was signed in 1978 and has since 1992 increased its focus on water resources in the Amazon Basin. The Treaty promotes cooperation among its eight member states: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela [1]. Resolution X/MRE-OTCA/4, issued by ACTO in 2010, updated the member country contribution amounts to deal with inflation. Venezuela is classified as a member country, and its contributions increased by 40% in 2012 [2]. ACTO's website does not contain any public evidence that Venezuela has not paid its contributions [3].\n","Vietnam is a full member of the Mekong River Commission (MRC) and contributes to its funding.\n\nThe 1995 Mekong Agreement, article 14, states, “The budget of the Commission shall be drawn up by the Joint Committee and approved by the Council and shall consist of contributions from member countries on an equal basis unless otherwise decided by the Council, from the international community (donor countries), and from other sources.” [1] Vietnam’s contributions in 2018 and 2017 were US$932,822 and US$848,020, respectively. [2]\n",null,null,null,"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 25 October 2010. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf].\n \n [4] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [5] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. May 2018. \"Report about the technical meeting and training on hydrology and ecology for sustainable development in the Panj / Amu river basin between Tajikistan and Afghanistan\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/AF-TJ-meeting-report-10-12may2018_ENG_with_LoP_and_agenda.pdf]. \n \n [6] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2017. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Tajikistan and Afghanistan in the upper Amu Darya and Pyanj river basins\", (\"Укрепление сотрудничества в области гидрологии окружающей среди между Таджикистаном и Афганистаном в бассейне реки Амударьи и Пяндж\"). [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/Milal_Inter_Journal_optimized.pdf].\n \n [7] Man and Nature (\"Инсон ба Табиат\"). 26 June 2019. \"Outcomes of the high-level meeting between the Republic of Tajikistan and the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan\", (\"Итоги совещание высокопоставленных должностных лиц и технических экспертов Республики Таджикистан и Исламской Республики Афганистан\"). [http://environment.tj/itogi-soveshhanie-vysokopostavlennyh-dolzhnostnyh-lic-i-tehnicheskih-jekspertov-respubliki-tadzhikistan-i-islamskoj-respubliki-afganistan/]. \n \n [8] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 21 December 2018. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin(Pyanj River)\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/OPEN_UNECE/03_Evaluation_and_Audit/Evaluation_Reports-with_SPs/01-Environment/Final_report_TAP_21122018.pdf.]","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Resolution X/MRE-OTCA/4. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160628/72c06be7e483ef21d9a686de562de23d.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"Governance and Organisational Structure\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/governance-and-organisational-structure/ [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperationa. \"3+5 Cooperation Framework \". 14 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zyjz_3/35hz/[4] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \" China offers 7.66 mln USD from Lancang-Mekong Cooperation Special Fund 2018 to Cambodia\". 28 FEb 2019. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/t1641759.htm [5] President's OFfice. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 1 Nov 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/11/id-8301","[1] Comptroller-General of the Union (Brazil). 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Senate News (Senado Notícias). \"Strengthening of ACTO will preserve the Amazon, say debaters (Fortalecimento da OTCA ajudará a preservar a Amazônia, dizem debatedores)\". 23 May 2012. https://www12.senado.leg.br/noticias/materias/2012/05/23/fortalecimento-da-otca-ajudara-a-preservar-a-amazonia-dizem-debatedores","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"Governance and Organisational Structure\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/governance-and-organisational-structure/ [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperationa. \"3+5 Cooperation Framework \". 14 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zyjz_3/35hz/[4] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \" China offers 7.66 mln USD from Lancang-Mekong Cooperation Special Fund 2018 to Cambodia\". 28 FEb 2019. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/t1641759.htm [5] President's OFfice. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 1 Nov 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/11/id-8301","[1] Mekong River Commission, \"Upstream Partners\", accessed in 2019, http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/.\n[3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC), accessed in 2019, http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/.\nAsia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD), accessed in 2019,http://www.acd-dialogue.org/index.html.","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Resolution X/MRE-OTCA/4. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160628/72c06be7e483ef21d9a686de562de23d.pdf","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"Governance and Organisational Structure\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/governance-and-organisational-structure/ [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperationa. \"3+5 Cooperation Framework \". 14 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zyjz_3/35hz/[4] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \" China offers 7.66 mln USD from Lancang-Mekong Cooperation Special Fund 2018 to Cambodia\". 28 FEb 2019. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/t1641759.htm [5] President's OFfice. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 1 Nov 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/11/id-8301","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Resolution X/MRE-OTCA/4. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160628/72c06be7e483ef21d9a686de562de23d.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/","(1) OMVS. \"Domaines d'intervention\".[http://www.omvs.org/content/domaines-dintervention].\n(2)Republic of Guinea. 2017. \"Finance Law 2017\". [http://mef.gov.gn/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Budget2017-MEF.pdf]. \n(3)OMVS. 2017. \"Programme PGIRE\". [http://www.ipcinfo.org/fileadmin/user_upload/agwa/docs/FAO_OMVS_and_AgWA_Workshop_Jan_2017_Dakar/Pr__sentation_du_PGIRE_2.pdf]. \n(4)UN. \"Etat de Mise en Œuvre de la GIRE en Guinée\". [http://mucp-mfit.org/wp-content/uploads/D1-ProgressGuinea_Diallo.pdf].\n(5)OMVS. \"L’OMVS – une expérience de 35 années de gestion concertée et solidaire d’un fleuve transfrontalier : le fleuve Sénégal (Guinéée Mali, Mauritanie, Sénnégal). [https://www.riob.org/fr/file/259616/download?token=688WrpJa].\n[6]] Le Quotidien, \"Financement de l'OMVS: le haut commisaire veut des réformes\", 23 March 2019, https://www.lequotidien.sn/financement-de-lomvs-le-haut-commissaire-veut-des-reformes/ \n","1- Iranian Diplomacy Website, \"Iran-Iraq Border Dispute in Interview with the Legal Deputy of Foreign Ministry\", 2014, https://bit.ly/2GaI4iv\n2- Iran Iraq Economic Development Affairs, \"Arvand CBC will Open Soon\", 2012, http://iieda.gov.ir/?p=2062\n3- Iranian Parliament Research Centre, http://rc.majlis.ir/fa \n4- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, \"News and Statements\", n/a, https://mfa.ir/ \n5- Department of Environment, \"News\", https://bit.ly/2w1o9gc \n6- Ministry of Energy, \"News, Water\", n/a, http://news.moe.gov.ir/News-List/4 \n7- Ministry of Agriculture \"News\", n/a, https://www.maj.ir/Index.aspx?page_=dorsaetoolsenews&order=list&lang=1&sub=0&tempname=Main&PageIdF=1596&PageId=68&methodName=findparent","(1) UN-ESWCA \"Inventory of Shared Water Resources in Western Asia\" 2013 https://waterinventory.org/sites/waterinventory.org/files/chapters/Chapter-01-Euphrates-River-Basin-web.pdf","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993.\"Statute of the permanent body (Secrеtariat) of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia\", (\"Положение о постоянно действующем органе (Секретариате) Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). [http://91.203.172.83/statute7_ru.htm].\n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"ICWC Secrеtariat\", (\"Секретариат МКВК\"). http://www.icwc-aral.uz/secretariat_ru.htm].\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n \n [5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n \n [6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n \n [7] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n \n [8] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. \"Territorial units\", (\"Территориальные подразделения\"). [https://bwosyrdarya.org/territorialnyie-podrazdeleniya/].","1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993.\"Statute of the permanent body (Secrеtariat) of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia\", (\"Положение о постоянно действующем органе (Секретариате) Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). [http://91.203.172.83/statute7_ru.htm].\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"ICWC Secrеtariat\", (\"Секретариат МКВК\"). http://www.icwc-aral.uz/secretariat_ru.htm].\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[7] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[8] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. \"Territorial units\", (\"Территориальные подразделения\"). [https://bwosyrdarya.org/territorialnyie-podrazdeleniya/]. \n\n[9] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020. \n\n[10] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan Executive Directorate. \"IFAS Structure\", (\"Структура МФСА\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/ifas/ifas-structure/].\n\n[11] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Kazakhstan Executive Directorate. \"Organisational structure of IFAS\", (\"Организационная структура МФСА\"). [http://kazaral.org/mfsa/struktura/].\n\n[12] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Tajikistan Executive Directorate. 2017. \"Concept of the 6th meeting of Central Asian organisations involved in issues of sustainable development and water resource management with participation of representatives of country-level IFAS Executive Directorates\", (\"Концепция Шестой встречи региональных организаций, вовлеченных в вопросы устойчивого развития и управления водными ресурсами Центральной Азии с участием представителей филиалов Исполкома МФСА в странах\"). [http://www.tfec-ifas.tj/index.php/ru/novosti/93-kontseptsiya-6-vstrechi-ro].","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"Governance and Organisational Structure\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/governance-and-organisational-structure/ [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperationa. \"3+5 Cooperation Framework \". 14 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zyjz_3/35hz/[4] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \" China offers 7.66 mln USD from Lancang-Mekong Cooperation Special Fund 2018 to Cambodia\". 28 FEb 2019. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/t1641759.htm [5] President's OFfice. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 1 Nov 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/11/id-8301","[1] OMVS, \"Domaines d'intervention\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/domaines-dintervention\n[2] Le Quotidien, \"Financement de l'OMVS: le haut commisaire veut des réformes\", 23 March 2019, https://www.lequotidien.sn/financement-de-lomvs-le-haut-commissaire-veut-des-reformes/\n[3] Maliactu, \"Operating budget of Omvs: Senegal and Mali do not contribute since 2010\", May 2013, https://maliactu.net/budget-de-fonctionnement-de-lomvs-le-senegal-et-le-mali-ne-cotisent-pas-depuis-2010/\n[4] Le Quotidien, \"Financement de l'OMVS: le haut commisaire veut des réformes\", 23 March 2019, https://www.lequotidien.sn/financement-de-lomvs-le-haut-commissaire-veut-des-reformes/ \n","[1] OMVS, \"Domaines d'intervention\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/domaines-dintervention\n[2] Le Quotidien, \"Financement de l'OMVS: le haut commisaire veut des réformes\", 23 March 2019, https://www.lequotidien.sn/financement-de-lomvs-le-haut-commissaire-veut-des-reformes/\n[3] Google search terms, \"mauritanie paiement contributions omvs\", (no results), https://tinyurl.com/y49fzftf","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"Governance and Organisational Structure\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/governance-and-organisational-structure/ [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperationa. \"3+5 Cooperation Framework \". 14 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zyjz_3/35hz/[4] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \" China offers 7.66 mln USD from Lancang-Mekong Cooperation Special Fund 2018 to Cambodia\". 28 FEb 2019. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/t1641759.htm [5] President's OFfice. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 1 Nov 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/11/id-8301","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Who we are”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Strategic Cooperation Agenda”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20170119/3d6f9b368f121d6b998800c04bb54605.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Strategic Action Program – SAP”. 2018. http://www.otca-oficial.info/library/details/237\n","(1) OMVS. \"Domaines d'intervention\".[http://www.omvs.org/content/domaines-dintervention].\n(2)République du Sénégal. 2018. \"PROJET DE LOI DE FINANCES POUR L'ANNÉE 2018\". [https://www.cabri-sbo.org/uploads/bia/senegal_2018_approval_external_budget_proposal_ministry_of_finance_cen-sad_ecowas_french_1.pdf]. \n(3)OMVS. 2017. \"Programme PGIRE\". [http://www.ipcinfo.org/fileadmin/user_upload/agwa/docs/FAO_OMVS_and_AgWA_Workshop_Jan_2017_Dakar/Pr__sentation_du_PGIRE_2.pdf]. \n(4)UN. \"Etat de Mise en Œuvre de la GIRE en Guinée\". [http://mucp-mfit.org/wp-content/uploads/D1-ProgressGuinea_Diallo.pdf]. \n(5)OMVS. \"L’OMVS – une expérience de 35 années de gestion concertée et solidaire d’un fleuve transfrontalier : le fleuve Sénégal (Guinéée Mali, Mauritanie, Sénnégal). [https://www.riob.org/fr/file/259616/download?token=688WrpJa].","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"Governance and Organisational Structure\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/governance-and-organisational-structure/ [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperationa. \"3+5 Cooperation Framework \". 14 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zyjz_3/35hz/[4] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \" China offers 7.66 mln USD from Lancang-Mekong Cooperation Special Fund 2018 to Cambodia\". 28 FEb 2019. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/t1641759.htm [5] President's OFfice. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 1 Nov 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/11/id-8301","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"Governance and Organisational Structure\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/governance-and-organisational-structure/ [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperationa. \"3+5 Cooperation Framework \". 14 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zyjz_3/35hz/[4] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \" China offers 7.66 mln USD from Lancang-Mekong Cooperation Special Fund 2018 to Cambodia\". 28 FEb 2019. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/t1641759.htm [5] President's OFfice. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 1 Nov 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/11/id-8301","[1] UN Water, Global baseline for SDG indicator 6.5.2, \"Progress on Transboundary Water Cooperation\", 2018\nhttp://www.unwater.org/publications/progress-on-transboundary-water-cooperation-652/\n\n[2] Food and Agriculture Organization, FAOLEX Database, \"Bilateral Agreement between Syria and Iraq concerning the installation of a Syrian pump station on the Tigris River for irrigation purposes\", 09 April 2002\nhttp://www.fao.org/faolex/results/details/en/c/LEX-FAOC054342\n\n[3] Food and Agriculture Organization, FAOLEX Database, \"Memorandum of Understanding in the field of remediation of water quality between the Government of the Republic of Turkey and the Government of the Syrian Arab Republic.\" May 2011\nhttp://www.fao.org/faolex/results/details/en/c/LEX-FAOC103198\n\n[4] Food and Agriculture Organization, FAOLEX Database, \"\nCooperation agreement in the field of environment protection between the Government of the Republic of Turkey and the Government of the Syrian Arab Republic.\" May 2011\nhttp://www.fao.org/faolex/results/details/en/c/LEX-FAOC103257\n","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993.\"Statute of the permanent body (Secrеtariat) of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia\", (\"Положение о постоянно действующем органе (Секретариате) Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). [http://91.203.172.83/statute7_ru.htm].\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"ICWC Secrеtariat\", (\"Секретариат МКВК\"). http://www.icwc-aral.uz/secretariat_ru.htm].\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[7] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[8] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. \"Territorial subunits\", (\"Территориальные подразделения\"). [http://amudarya-bwo.org/territorialnye-podrazdeleniya/].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993.\"Statute of the permanent body (Secrеtariat) of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia\", (\"Положение о постоянно действующем органе (Секретариате) Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). [http://91.203.172.83/statute7_ru.htm].\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"ICWC Secrеtariat\", (\"Секретариат МКВК\"). http://www.icwc-aral.uz/secretariat_ru.htm].\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[7] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[8] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. \"Territorial units\", (\"Территориальные подразделения\"). [https://bwosyrdarya.org/territorialnyie-podrazdeleniya/].","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"Governance and Organisational Structure\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/governance-and-organisational-structure/ [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperationa. \"3+5 Cooperation Framework \". 14 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zyjz_3/35hz/[4] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \" China offers 7.66 mln USD from Lancang-Mekong Cooperation Special Fund 2018 to Cambodia\". 28 FEb 2019. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/t1641759.htm [5] President's OFfice. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 1 Nov 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/11/id-8301","[1] Republic of Turkey Ministry of Foreign Affairs website. International Organisations. http://www.mfa.gov.tr/sub.en.mfa?7cafe2ef-78bd-4d88-b326-3916451364f3 Accessed 18 April 2019\n","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993.\"Statute of the permanent body (Secrеtariat) of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia\", (\"Положение о постоянно действующем органе (Секретариате) Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). [http://91.203.172.83/statute7_ru.htm].\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"ICWC Secrеtariat\", (\"Секретариат МКВК\"). http://www.icwc-aral.uz/secretariat_ru.htm].\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[7] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[8] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020. \n\n[9] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 18 July 2020. [www.water.gov.uz].\n\n[10] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n\n[11] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. \"Territorial subunits\", (\"Территориальные подразделения\"). [http://amudarya-bwo.org/territorialnye-podrazdeleniya/].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993.\"Statute of the permanent body (Secrеtariat) of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia\", (\"Положение о постоянно действующем органе (Секретариате) Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). [http://91.203.172.83/statute7_ru.htm].\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"ICWC Secrеtariat\", (\"Секретариат МКВК\"). http://www.icwc-aral.uz/secretariat_ru.htm].\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[7] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[8] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020. \n\n[9] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 18 July 2020. [www.water.gov.uz].\n\n[10] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n\n[11] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. \"Territorial subunits\", (\"Территориальные подразделения\"). [http://amudarya-bwo.org/territorialnye-podrazdeleniya/].","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1993.\"Statute of the permanent body (Secrеtariat) of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia\", (\"Положение о постоянно действующем органе (Секретариате) Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии\"). [http://91.203.172.83/statute7_ru.htm].\n\n[3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"ICWC Secrеtariat\", (\"Секретариат МКВК\"). http://www.icwc-aral.uz/secretariat_ru.htm].\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[7] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[8] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020. \n\n[9] Ministry of Water Management of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Accessed 18 July 2020. [www.water.gov.uz].\n\n[10] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. [https://bwosyrdarya.org/]\n\n[11] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. \"Territorial units\", (\"Территориальные подразделения\"). [https://bwosyrdarya.org/territorialnyie-podrazdeleniya/].","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty. 1978. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160629/488ec01c1ab55922e4797d9d49e2934c.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Resolution X/MRE-OTCA/4. 2010. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20160628/72c06be7e483ef21d9a686de562de23d.pdf\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"Upstream Partners\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/upstream-partners/ [2] Mekong River Commission. \"Governance and Organisational Structure\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/governance-and-organisational-structure/ [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperationa. \"3+5 Cooperation Framework \". 14 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zyjz_3/35hz/[4] Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. \" China offers 7.66 mln USD from Lancang-Mekong Cooperation Special Fund 2018 to Cambodia\". 28 FEb 2019. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/sbhz_2/t1641759.htm [5] President's OFfice. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 1 Nov 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/11/id-8301"]
[null,"4.5.1",null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,1,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,"Afghanistan is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation and there is no evidence that the basin water organisation receives funding through PPPs.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] According to the ICWC statute, its activities are to be financed by contributions from member states. [1] No evidence that PPPs may be leveraged for financing of the activities of the ICWC was found on its website, nor any information on financing in general. [3] No information on financing of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation was found on the organisation's website. [4] Expert interviewees note that state and international contributions are the only viable method of financing for water sector projects in the region at present, with private financing very limited since the sector is dominated by state organisations or state-controlled companies. [5, 6] One stated that PPP financing was not currently an option for the water sector in Central Asia, despite some potential for private sector involvement in the hydropower and irrigation sectors. [5] \n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed an agreement on cooperation in the area of water resource monitoring on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitute the countries' border. [7] Under the agreement, the parties commit to mutual development of projects in the sphere and development of financing for activity, with activity requiring investment including surveying, planning, construction and operation of new water monitoring posts on the Amu Darya, but the document does not specify any specific mechanisms for sharing costs of projects. [7] A Memorandum of Understanding signed in 2014, extending the original agreement's five-year period until 2020, could not be found online. [8] Activity under the agreement has been supported financially by a range of international organisations, led by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), with donors including Russia and Switzerland. [9, 10] A 2018 UNECE evaluation report does not refer to PPP financing as an adopted measure or proposal for the future. [11]"," Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) does not received private sector funding through PPPs for water infrastructure development, such as dam or reservoir construction at basin level.\n\n ACTO’s website does not contain any information regarding basin-level water infrastructure projects [1]. ACTO’s website does contain a project area focused on “Infrastructure and Transport”, but it is focused on improving transportation links in the basin and not on water infrastructure [2]. \n\nACTO’s short and medium-term activities include “seeking financial support for consensus-approved specific ACTO programs”, “identifying with Member Countries contribution mechanisms that result in viable funding for ACTO”, and “facilitating contacts between Member Countries and public or private financial agents for specific projects at the request of Member Countries” [3]. However, ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding whether these efforts are active [4]. \n\nACTO implements several projects in the region; however, the funding for those projects come from government organs or intergovernmental organizations. For example, the GEF Amazon Project, on Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River Basin, is funded by the Global Environment Facility. [5] The Regional Action in the Area of Water Resources Project \"is implemented by the National Water Agency (ANA/Brazil for its acronym in Portuguese language) and the Brazilian Cooperation Agency of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (ABC/MRE for its acronym in Portuguese language) and executed by ACTO along with National Water Agencies of the Member Countries.\" [5] The Amazon Regional Program of ACTO is conducted together with the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ/GIZ) and the Netherlands Development Cooperation (DGIS). [7] In none of the projects listed in ACTO's are there private sector entities directly involved. There are no references to PPP anywhere in the ACTO website. [1]","The Joint institution does not receive any private sector funding through PPP for water infrastructure development, such as dam or reservoir construction at basin level. Based on the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, Sava River Basin Management Plan and Bosnia and Herzegovina legislation on construction, Sava Commission does not have a mandate to implement the infrastructure projects. [1, 2, 3, 4] However, Sava Commission may initiate development of infrastructure projects, as it is listed in the Annual Report for 2017 such as \"Construction works for the rehabilitation of the Sava River waterway. [5]"," Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) does not received private sector funding through PPPs for water infrastructure development, such as dam or reservoir construction at basin level.\n\n ACTO’s website does not contain any information regarding basin-level water infrastructure projects [1]. ACTO’s website does contain a project area focused on “Infrastructure and Transport”, but it is focused on improving transportation links in the basin and not on water infrastructure [2]. \n\nACTO’s short and medium-term activities include “seeking financial support for consensus-approved specific ACTO programs”, “identifying with Member Countries contribution mechanisms that result in viable funding for ACTO”, and “facilitating contacts between Member Countries and public or private financial agents for specific projects at the request of Member Countries” [3]. However, ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding whether these efforts are active [4]. \n\nACTO implements several projects in the region; however, the funding for those projects come from government organs or intergovernmental organizations. For example, the GEF Amazon Project, on Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River Basin, is funded by the Global Environment Facility. [5] The Regional Action in the Area of Water Resources Project \"is implemented by the National Water Agency (ANA/Brazil for its acronym in Portuguese language) and the Brazilian Cooperation Agency of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (ABC/MRE for its acronym in Portuguese language) and executed by ACTO along with National Water Agencies of the Member Countries.\" [5] The Amazon Regional Program of ACTO is conducted together with the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ/GIZ) and the Netherlands Development Cooperation (DGIS). [7] In none of the projects listed in ACTO's are there private sector entities directly involved. There are no references to PPP anywhere in the ACTO website. [1]","There is no evidence that the Mekong River Commission (MRC) receives any private sector funding through PPPs for water infrastructure development, such as dam or reservoir construction at basin level.\n\nThe Mekong River Commission (MRC) works with many different partners under jointly funded projects, under formal Memoranda of Understanding or in a research capacity. These cooperation agreements focus on data and knowledge sharing, strategy, operations and research and are with entities in the public sector and civil society. [1] The International Finance Corporation has stated that it would be beneficial for the MRC to promote PPPs in the region. [2] The website for the MRC does not have additional information about this [3]. A 2016 study by the organisation’s Navigation Programme recommends developing PPPs and lists various proposed projects as having financing plans that are fully public “but could be assisted by the private sector”. [3] However, there is no record of such partnerships having been yet developed. However, many infrastructure projects in the Mekong area are being funded by PPP. For example, the Ratchaburi Electricity Generating Holding PCL, a subsidiary of the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand invest in four electricity generating projects in Laos.[4] China also gained international attention for backing Cambodia's plan to build the Mekong River’s biggest dam known as the Sambor dam [5].\n","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) is the only inter-governmental organisation that works directly with the governments of Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Vietnam to jointly manage the shared water resources and the sustainable development of the Mekong River. MRC income is through contributions from Riparian Governments, Development partners, Other Sources (Interest earnings, sale of data etc.) and income on earmarked fund. China is a dialogue partner of the MRC. As a \"Dialogue Partner\", China does not contribute to the funding of MRC's programmes [1,2] China is a full member of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation (LMC). The Asian Development Bank encourages and supports PPPs in the LMCs. One such project is the Bangkok Mass Rapid Transit Project, monitored by ADB’s Private Sector Operation Department [3]. China is a heavy investor in the Mekong region. China is engaged in investments of Build Operate Transfer (BOT) hydropower dams under the concept of Public Private Partnerships (PPP) [4]."," Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) does not received private sector funding through PPPs for water infrastructure development, such as dam or reservoir construction at basin level.\n\n ACTO’s website does not contain any information regarding basin-level water infrastructure projects [1]. ACTO’s website does contain a project area focused on “Infrastructure and Transport”, but it is focused on improving transportation links in the basin and not on water infrastructure [2]. \n\nACTO’s short and medium-term activities include “seeking financial support for consensus-approved specific ACTO programs”, “identifying with Member Countries contribution mechanisms that result in viable funding for ACTO”, and “facilitating contacts between Member Countries and public or private financial agents for specific projects at the request of Member Countries” [3]. However, ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding whether these efforts are active [4]. \n\nACTO implements several projects in the region; however, the funding for those projects come from government organs or intergovernmental organizations. For example, the GEF Amazon Project, on Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River Basin, is funded by the Global Environment Facility. [5] The Regional Action in the Area of Water Resources Project \"is implemented by the National Water Agency (ANA/Brazil for its acronym in Portuguese language) and the Brazilian Cooperation Agency of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (ABC/MRE for its acronym in Portuguese language) and executed by ACTO along with National Water Agencies of the Member Countries.\" [5] The Amazon Regional Program of ACTO is conducted together with the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ/GIZ) and the Netherlands Development Cooperation (DGIS). [7] In none of the projects listed in ACTO's are there private sector entities directly involved. There are no references to PPP anywhere in the ACTO website. [1]","The Joint institution does not receive any private sector funding through PPP for water infrastructure development, such as dam or reservoir construction at basin level. Based on the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, Sava River Basin Management Plan and Croatian Law on Construction, Sava Commission does not have a mandate to implement the infrastructure projects. [1, 2, 3] However, Sava Commission may initiate development of infrastructure projects, as it is listed in the Annual Report for 2017 such as \"Construction works for the rehabilitation of the Sava River waterway. [4]"," Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) does not received private sector funding through PPPs for water infrastructure development, such as dam or reservoir construction at basin level.\n\n ACTO’s website does not contain any information regarding basin-level water infrastructure projects [1]. ACTO’s website does contain a project area focused on “Infrastructure and Transport”, but it is focused on improving transportation links in the basin and not on water infrastructure [2]. \n\nACTO’s short and medium-term activities include “seeking financial support for consensus-approved specific ACTO programs”, “identifying with Member Countries contribution mechanisms that result in viable funding for ACTO”, and “facilitating contacts between Member Countries and public or private financial agents for specific projects at the request of Member Countries” [3]. However, ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding whether these efforts are active [4]. \n\nACTO implements several projects in the region; however, the funding for those projects come from government organs or intergovernmental organizations. For example, the GEF Amazon Project, on Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River Basin, is funded by the Global Environment Facility. [5] The Regional Action in the Area of Water Resources Project \"is implemented by the National Water Agency (ANA/Brazil for its acronym in Portuguese language) and the Brazilian Cooperation Agency of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (ABC/MRE for its acronym in Portuguese language) and executed by ACTO along with National Water Agencies of the Member Countries.\" [5] The Amazon Regional Program of ACTO is conducted together with the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ/GIZ) and the Netherlands Development Cooperation (DGIS). [7] In none of the projects listed in ACTO's are there private sector entities directly involved. There are no references to PPP anywhere in the ACTO website. [1]","The OMVS, of which Guinea is a full member, receives private sector funding for water infrastructure development, such as in the case of the the Integrated Multimodal Transport System (SITRAM) project [1]. It received funding from the Indian bank EximBank in 2016, and signed an MoU with TATA's subsidiary AFCON for technical capacity support [2]. \n\nIn 1997, a South African company was awared a contract to run the Manantali dam - however this cost the OVMS $82m. [5]\n\nHowever, it does not appear that PPPs have yet been implemented at the OMVS [3] and the main funding sources are International Development Association - World Bank, FEM and state members funds [4].","No, there are no joint financing programs and therefore no reception of PPPs as confirmed through multiple sources such as the archive of the Iranian Parliament, the Foreign Ministry, the Department of Environment and the Ministry of Energy. Additionally, there are no private financing programmes for the basin from the Iraq side [1], [2], [3], [4] but the Iranian side was attracted private sector investment in Industrial, commercial, service industry and tourism in the basin [5].","No. There is no transboundary water organization in the Tigris-Euphrates basin (1), see section 1.4 for details of the history of efforts to develop cooperation with Syria, Turkey and Iran. Therefore there are no entity which could receive private sector funding for projects.","There is no evidence that the Basin Water Organisation receives funding through public-private partnerships (PPP).\n \n No information on PPP financing of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) was found on the SDBWO website, where there is no evidence of financial statements, or those of the umbrella regional organisations responsible for the SDBWO, the Interstate Water Commission for Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3] According to information from these structures, operational BWO financing is provided by the member states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, while financing for more extensive development strategies focussing on the Aral Sea Basin is provided by member states and international donors through the IFAS. [4, 5] \n \n Expert interviewees note that state and international contributions are the only viable method of financing for water sector projects in the region at present, with private financing very limited since the sector is dominated by state organisations or state-controlled companies. [8, 9] One stated that PPP financing was not currently an option for the water sector in Central Asia, despite some potential for private sector involvement in the hydropower and irrigation sectors. [8] \n \n According to the ICWC statute, its activities are to be financed by contributions from member states. [4] No evidence that PPPs may be leveraged for financing of the activities of the ICWC was found on its website, nor any information on financing in general. [2] \n \n Expert interviewees note that state financing of operations has been the only viable source of financing for the ICWC and BWO, although member states have gradually redirected contributions originally made to ICWC to national water authorities. [8, 9, 10]","There is no evidence that the Basin Water Organisation receives funding through public-private partnerships (PPP).\n \n No information on PPP financing, or any financial statements, for the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) was found on the SDBWO website, where there is no evidence of financial statements, or those of the umbrella regional organisations responsible for the SDBWO, the Interstate Water Commission for Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3] According to information from these structures, operational BWO financing is provided by the member states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, while financing for more extensive development strategies focussing on the Aral Sea Basin is provided by member states and international donors through the IFAS. [4, 5] \n \n Expert interviewees note that state and international contributions are the only viable method of financing for water sector projects in the region at present, with private financing very limited since the sector is dominated by state organisations or state-controlled companies. [8, 9] One stated that PPP financing was not currently an option for the water sector in Central Asia, despite some potential for private sector involvement in the hydropower and irrigation sectors. [8] \n \n According to the ICWC statute, its activities are to be financed by contributions from member states. [4] No evidence that PPPs may be leveraged for financing of the activities of the ICWC was found on its website, nor any information on financing in general. [2] \n \n Expert interviewees note that state financing of operations has been the only viable source of financing for the ICWC and SDBWO, although member states have gradually redirected contributions originally made to ICWC to national water authorities, and also that Kyrgyzstan has not participated in the organisation since 2016. [8, 9, 10]","There is no evidence that the Mekong River Commission (MRC) receives any private sector funding through PPPs for water infrastructure development, such as dam or reservoir construction at basin level.\n\nThe Mekong River Commission (MRC) works with many different partners under jointly funded projects, under formal Memoranda of Understanding or in a research capacity. These cooperation agreements focus on data and knowledge sharing, strategy, operations and research and are with entities in the public sector and civil society. [1] The International Finance Corporation has stated that it would be beneficial for the MRC to promote PPPs in the region. [2] The website for the MRC does not have additional information about this [3]. A 2016 study by the organisation’s Navigation Programme recommends developing PPPs and lists various proposed projects as having financing plans that are fully public “but could be assisted by the private sector”. [3] However, there is no record of such partnerships having been yet developed. However, many infrastructure projects in the Mekong area are being funded by PPP. For example, the Ratchaburi Electricity Generating Holding PCL, a subsidiary of the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand invest in four electricity generating projects in Laos.[4] China also gained international attention for backing Cambodia's plan to build the Mekong River’s biggest dam known as the Sambor dam [5].\n","The OMVS, of which Mali is a full member, receives private sector funding for water infrastructure development, such as in the case of the the Integrated Multimodal Transport System (SITRAM) project [1]. It received funding from the Indian bank EximBank in 2016, and signed an MoU with TATA's subsidiary AFCON for technical capacity support [2]. \n\nIn 1997, a South African company was awared a contract to run the Manantali dam - however this cost the OVMS $82m. [5]\n\nHowever, it does not appear that PPPs have yet been implemented at the OMVS [3] and the main funding sources are International Development Association - World Bank, FEM and state members funds [4].","The OMVS, of which Mali is a full member, receives private sector funding for water infrastructure development, such as in the case of the the Integrated Multimodal Transport System (SITRAM) project [1]. It received funding from the Indian bank EximBank in 2016, and signed an MoU with TATA's subsidiary AFCON for technical capacity support [2]. \n\nIn 1997, a South African company was awared a contract to run the Manantali dam - however this cost the OVMS $82m. [5]\n\nHowever, it does not appear that PPPs have yet been implemented at the OMVS [3] and the main funding sources are International Development Association - World Bank, FEM and state members funds [4].","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) is the only inter-governmental organisation that works directly with the governments of Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Vietnam to jointly manage the shared water resources and the sustainable development of the Mekong River. MRC income is through contributions from Riparian Governments, Development partners, Other Sources (Interest earnings, sale of data etc.) and income on earmarked fund. Myanmar is a dialogue partner of the MRC. [1,2] There is no evidence that the Mekong River Commission (MRC) receives any private sector funding through PPPs for water infrastructure development, such as dam or reservoir construction at basin level. Myanmar is also part of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation which includes China, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. Vice President of Myanmar attended the first LMC meeting. The Chinese government has finalized for 132 projects to be implemented by Mekong-Lancang’s special fund including 10 projects in Myanmar. Projects in the Mekong by China are invested through LMC compared to MRC. [3,4] MRC is currently holding talks with China to minimize losses from China's hydrodams. The joint institution is also working with its own member (LAOS) to suspend construction under further impact studies. [5]"," Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) does not received private sector funding through PPPs for water infrastructure development, such as dam or reservoir construction at basin level.\n\n ACTO’s website does not contain any information regarding basin-level water infrastructure projects [1]. ACTO’s website does contain a project area focused on “Infrastructure and Transport”, but it is focused on improving transportation links in the basin and not on water infrastructure [2]. \n\nACTO’s short and medium-term activities include “seeking financial support for consensus-approved specific ACTO programs”, “identifying with Member Countries contribution mechanisms that result in viable funding for ACTO”, and “facilitating contacts between Member Countries and public or private financial agents for specific projects at the request of Member Countries” [3]. However, ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding whether these efforts are active [4]. \n\nACTO implements several projects in the region; however, the funding for those projects come from government organs or intergovernmental organizations. For example, the GEF Amazon Project, on Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River Basin, is funded by the Global Environment Facility. [5] The Regional Action in the Area of Water Resources Project \"is implemented by the National Water Agency (ANA/Brazil for its acronym in Portuguese language) and the Brazilian Cooperation Agency of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (ABC/MRE for its acronym in Portuguese language) and executed by ACTO along with National Water Agencies of the Member Countries.\" [5] The Amazon Regional Program of ACTO is conducted together with the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ/GIZ) and the Netherlands Development Cooperation (DGIS). [7] In none of the projects listed in ACTO's are there private sector entities directly involved. There are no references to PPP anywhere in the ACTO website. [1]","The OMVS, of which Mali is a full member, receives private sector funding for water infrastructure development, such as in the case of the the Integrated Multimodal Transport System (SITRAM) project [1]. It received funding from the Indian bank EximBank in 2016, and signed an MoU with TATA's subsidiary AFCON for technical capacity support [2]. \n\nIn 1997, a South African company was awared a contract to run the Manantali dam - however this cost the OVMS $82m. [5]\n\nHowever, it does not appear that PPPs have yet been implemented at the OMVS [3] and the main funding sources are International Development Association - World Bank, FEM and state members funds [4].","The Joint institution does not receive any private sector funding through PPP for water infrastructure development, such as dam or reservoir construction at basin level. Based on the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin, Sava River Basin Management Plan and Serbian Law on Planning and Construction, Sava Commission does not have a mandate to implement the infrastructure projects. [1, 2, 3] However, Sava Commission may initiate development of infrastructure projects, as it is listed in the Annual Report for 2017 such as \"Construction works for the rehabilitation of the Sava River waterway. [4]","The Joint institution does not receive any private sector funding through PPP for water infrastructure development, such as dam or reservoir construction at basin level. Based on the Framework Agreement on the Sava River Basin and Slovenian Building Law, Sava Commission does not have a mandate to implement the infrastructure projects. [1, 2, 3] However, Sava Commission may initiate development of infrastructure projects, as it is listed in the Annual Report for 2017 such as \"Construction works for the rehabilitation of the Sava River waterway. [4]","Currently, there are no basin-wide operational arrangements in the Tigris-Euphrates River Basin (shared between Iraq, Syria and Turkey). [1] Even though the tenth five-year plan (2006-2010) followed a neoliberal course of privatization before the outbreak of the war and had the stated goal of a ‘social market economy’, there are currently no large-scale public-private partnerships in Syria, either in the water and sanitation sectors or the irrigation sector. Water resources management is considered a public service. Therefore, it is often assumed that this service should be provided by the government [2]","There is no evidence that the Basin Water Organisation receives funding through public-private partnerships (PPP).\n \n No information on PPP financing of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) was found on the ADBWO website, or those of the umbrella regional organisations responsible for the ADBWO, the Interstate Water Commission for Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3] According to these structures' regulations, operational BWO financing is provided by the member states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, while financing for more extensive development strategies focussing on the Aral Sea Basin is provided by member states and international donors through the IFAS. [4, 5] \n \n PPPs were suggested for inclusion into an upgrade programme for the Amu Darya BWO during development in 2018. [6] However, a project description adopted by IFAS in November 2019 envisaged financing from member state and international contributions. [7] Expert interviewees note that state and international contributions are the only viable method of financing for water sector projects in the region at present, with private financing very limited since the sector is dominated by state organisations or state-controlled companies. [8, 9] One stated that PPP financing was not currently an option for the water sector in Central Asia, despite some potential for private sector involvement in the hydropower and irrigation sectors. [8] \n \n According to the ICWC statute, its activities are to be financed by contributions from member states. [4] No evidence that PPPs have been leveraged for financing of the activities of the ICWC was found on its website, nor any information on financing in general. [2]","There is no evidence that the Basin Water Organisation receives funding through public-private partnerships (PPP).\n \n No information on PPP financing of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) was found on the SDBWO website, or those of the umbrella regional organisations responsible for the SDBWO, the Interstate Water Commission for Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3] According to these structures' regulations, operational BWO financing is provided by the member states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, while financing for more extensive development strategies focussing on the Aral Sea Basin is provided by member states and international donors through the IFAS. [4, 5] \n \n Expert interviewees note that state and international contributions are the only viable method of financing for water sector projects in the region at present, with private financing very limited since the sector is dominated by state organisations or state-controlled companies. [6, 7] One stated that PPP financing was not currently an option for the water sector in Central Asia, despite some potential for private sector involvement in the hydropower and irrigation sectors. [6] \n \n According to the ICWC statute, its activities are to be financed by contributions from member states. [4] No evidence that PPPs have been leveraged for financing of the activities of the ICWC was found on its website, nor any information on financing in general. [2]","There is no evidence that the Mekong River Commission (MRC) receives any private sector funding through PPPs for water infrastructure development, such as dam or reservoir construction at basin level.\n\nThe Mekong River Commission (MRC) works with many different partners under jointly funded projects, under formal Memoranda of Understanding or in a research capacity. These cooperation agreements focus on data and knowledge sharing, strategy, operations and research and are with entities in the public sector and civil society. [1] The International Finance Corporation has stated that it would be beneficial for the MRC to promote PPPs in the region. [2] The website for the MRC does not have additional information about this [3]. A 2016 study by the organisation’s Navigation Programme recommends developing PPPs and lists various proposed projects as having financing plans that are fully public “but could be assisted by the private sector”. [3] However, there is no record of such partnerships having been yet developed. However, many infrastructure projects in the Mekong area are being funded by PPP. For example, the Ratchaburi Electricity Generating Holding PCL, a subsidiary of the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand invest in four electricity generating projects in Laos.[4] China also gained international attention for backing Cambodia's plan to build the Mekong River’s biggest dam known as the Sambor dam [5].\n","In the absence of a joint body for the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin, there is no joint institution which receives funding through PPPs. Acting separately, Turkey and Iraq have developed some infrastructure in the region through PPP schemes - such as Turkey's Birecik Dam [1]. \n","There is no evidence that the Basin Water Organisation receives funding through public-private partnerships (PPP).\n \n No information on PPP financing of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) was found on the ADBWO website, where there is no evidence of financial statements, or those of the umbrella regional organisations responsible for the ADBWO, the Interstate Water Commission for Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3] According to information from these structures, operational BWO financing is provided by the member states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, while financing for more extensive development strategies focussing on the Aral Sea Basin is provided by member states and international donors through the IFAS. [4, 5] \n \n Expert interviewees note that state and international contributions are the only viable method of financing for water sector projects in the region at present, with private financing very limited since the sector is dominated by state organisations or state-controlled companies. [6, 7] One stated that PPP financing was not currently an option for the water sector in Central Asia, despite some potential for private sector involvement in the hydropower and irrigation sectors. [6] \n \n According to the ICWC statute, its activities are to be financed by contributions from member states. [4] No evidence that PPPs may be leveraged for financing of the activities of the ICWC was found on its website, nor any information on financing in general. [2]","There is no evidence that the Basin Water Organisation receives funding through public-private partnerships (PPP).\n \n No information on PPP financing of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) was found on the ADBWO website, where there is no evidence of financial statements, or those of the umbrella regional organisations responsible for the ADBWO, the Interstate Water Commission for Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3] According to information from these structures, operational BWO financing is provided by the member states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, while financing for more extensive development strategies focussing on the Aral Sea Basin is provided by member states and international donors through the IFAS. [4, 5] However, expert interviewees note that in practice 100% of the ADBWO's funding is provided by the Uzbek Ministry of Finance, since the organisation is only operational in Uzbekistan, and also as part of the country's contribution to the IFAS. [8, 10]\n \n PPPs were suggested for inclusion into an upgrade programme for the Amu Darya BWO during development in 2018. [6] However, a project description adopted by IFAS in November 2019 envisaged financing from member state and international contributions. [7] Expert interviewees note that state and international contributions are the only viable method of financing for water sector projects in the region at present, with private financing very limited since the sector is dominated by state organisations or state-controlled companies. [8, 9] One stated that PPP financing was not currently an option for the water sector in Central Asia, despite some potential for private sector involvement in the hydropower and irrigation sectors. [8] \n \n According to the ICWC statute, its activities are to be financed by contributions from member states. [4] No evidence that PPPs may be leveraged for financing of the activities of the ICWC was found on its website, nor any information on financing in general. [2]","There is no evidence that the Basin Water Organisation receives funding through public-private partnerships (PPP).\n \n No information on PPP financing of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) was found on the SDBWO website, where there is no evidence of financial statements, or those of the umbrella regional organisations responsible for the SDBWO, the Interstate Water Commission for Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3] According to information from these structures, operational SDBWO financing is provided by the member states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, while financing for more extensive development strategies focussing on the Aral Sea Basin is provided by member states and international donors through the IFAS. [4, 5] However, expert interviewees note that in practice 100% of the SDBWO's funding is provided by the Uzbek Ministry of Finance, since the organisation is only operational in Uzbekistan, and also as part of the country's contribution to the IFAS. [8, 9]\n \n Expert interviewees note that state and international contributions are the only viable method of financing for water sector projects in the region at present, with private financing very limited since the sector is dominated by state organisations or state-controlled companies. [6, 7] One stated that PPP financing was not currently an option for the water sector in Central Asia, despite some potential for private sector involvement in the hydropower and irrigation sectors. [6] \n \n According to the ICWC statute, its activities are to be financed by contributions from member states. [4] No evidence that PPPs may be leveraged for financing of the activities of the ICWC was found on its website, nor any information on financing in general. [2]"," Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) does not received private sector funding through PPPs for water infrastructure development, such as dam or reservoir construction at basin level.\n\n ACTO’s website does not contain any information regarding basin-level water infrastructure projects [1]. ACTO’s website does contain a project area focused on “Infrastructure and Transport”, but it is focused on improving transportation links in the basin and not on water infrastructure [2]. \n\nACTO’s short and medium-term activities include “seeking financial support for consensus-approved specific ACTO programs”, “identifying with Member Countries contribution mechanisms that result in viable funding for ACTO”, and “facilitating contacts between Member Countries and public or private financial agents for specific projects at the request of Member Countries” [3]. However, ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding whether these efforts are active [4]. \n\nACTO implements several projects in the region; however, the funding for those projects come from government organs or intergovernmental organizations. For example, the GEF Amazon Project, on Integrated and Sustainable Management of Transboundary Water Resources in the Amazon River Basin, is funded by the Global Environment Facility. [5] The Regional Action in the Area of Water Resources Project \"is implemented by the National Water Agency (ANA/Brazil for its acronym in Portuguese language) and the Brazilian Cooperation Agency of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (ABC/MRE for its acronym in Portuguese language) and executed by ACTO along with National Water Agencies of the Member Countries.\" [5] The Amazon Regional Program of ACTO is conducted together with the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ/GIZ) and the Netherlands Development Cooperation (DGIS). [7] In none of the projects listed in ACTO's are there private sector entities directly involved. There are no references to PPP anywhere in the ACTO website. [1]","There is no evidence that the Mekong River Commission (MRC) receives any private sector funding through PPPs for water infrastructure development, such as dam or reservoir construction at basin level.\n\nThe Mekong River Commission (MRC) works with many different partners under jointly funded projects, under formal Memoranda of Understanding or in a research capacity. These cooperation agreements focus on data and knowledge sharing, strategy, operations and research and are with entities in the public sector and civil society. [1] The International Finance Corporation has stated that it would be beneficial for the MRC to promote PPPs in the region. [2] The website for the MRC does not have additional information about this [3]. A 2016 study by the organisation’s Navigation Programme recommends developing PPPs and lists various proposed projects as having financing plans that are fully public “but could be assisted by the private sector”. [3] However, there is no record of such partnerships having been yet developed. However, many infrastructure projects in the Mekong area are being funded by PPP. For example, the Ratchaburi Electricity Generating Holding PCL, a subsidiary of the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand invest in four electricity generating projects in Laos.[4] China also gained international attention for backing Cambodia's plan to build the Mekong River’s biggest dam known as the Sambor dam [5].\n",null,null,null,"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n \n [4] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n \n [5] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n \n [6] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.\n \n [7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 25 October 2010. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf].\n \n [7] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [8] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. May 2018. \"Report about the technical meeting and training on hydrology and ecology for sustainable development in the Panj / Amu river basin between Tajikistan and Afghanistan\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/AF-TJ-meeting-report-10-12may2018_ENG_with_LoP_and_agenda.pdf]. \n \n [9] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2017. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Tajikistan and Afghanistan in the upper Amu Darya and Pyanj river basins\", (\"Укрепление сотрудничества в области гидрологии окружающей среди между Таджикистаном и Афганистаном в бассейне реки Амударьи и Пяндж\"). [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/Milal_Inter_Journal_optimized.pdf].\n \n [10] Man and Nature (\"Инсон ба Табиат\"). 26 June 2019. \"Outcomes of the high-level meeting between the Republic of Tajikistan and the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan\", (\"Итоги совещание высокопоставленных должностных лиц и технических экспертов Республики Таджикистан и Исламской Республики Афганистан\"). [http://environment.tj/itogi-soveshhanie-vysokopostavlennyh-dolzhnostnyh-lic-i-tehnicheskih-jekspertov-respubliki-tadzhikistan-i-islamskoj-respubliki-afganistan/]. \n \n [11] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 21 December 2018. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin(Pyanj River)\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/OPEN_UNECE/03_Evaluation_and_Audit/Evaluation_Reports-with_SPs/01-Environment/Final_report_TAP_21122018.pdf.]","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Infrastructure and Transport. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/themes/details/13\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Institutional, Financial and Legal Strengthening. 2016. http://www.otca-oficial.info/themes/details/12\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"GEF Amazon Project\". 14 February 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/projects/details/20\n[6] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Regional Action in the Area of Water Resources\". 6 February 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/projects/details/17\n[7] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Amazon Regional Program\". 6 February 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/projects/details/15","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperationa. \"3+5 Cooperation Framework \". 14 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zyjz_3/35hz/ [4] President's OFfice. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 1 Nov 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/11/id-8301 [5] China Dialogue. \"Mekong River Commission reaches out to China to avert dam damage\". 4 May 2018. \"https://www.chinadialogue.net/article/show/single/en/10619-Mekong-River-Commission-reaches-out-to-China-to-avert-dam-damage-","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Infrastructure and Transport. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/themes/details/13\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Institutional, Financial and Legal Strengthening. 2016. http://www.otca-oficial.info/themes/details/12\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"GEF Amazon Project\". 14 February 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/projects/details/20\n[6] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Regional Action in the Area of Water Resources\". 6 February 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/projects/details/17\n[7] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Amazon Regional Program\". 6 February 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/projects/details/15","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperationa. \"3+5 Cooperation Framework \". 14 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zyjz_3/35hz/ [4] President's OFfice. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 1 Nov 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/11/id-8301 [5] China Dialogue. \"Mekong River Commission reaches out to China to avert dam damage\". 4 May 2018. \"https://www.chinadialogue.net/article/show/single/en/10619-Mekong-River-Commission-reaches-out-to-China-to-avert-dam-damage-","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperationa. \"3+5 Cooperation Framework \". 14 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zyjz_3/35hz/ [4] President's OFfice. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 1 Nov 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/11/id-8301 [5] China Dialogue. \"Mekong River Commission reaches out to China to avert dam damage\". 4 May 2018. \"https://www.chinadialogue.net/article/show/single/en/10619-Mekong-River-Commission-reaches-out-to-China-to-avert-dam-damage-","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Infrastructure and Transport. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/themes/details/13\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Institutional, Financial and Legal Strengthening. 2016. http://www.otca-oficial.info/themes/details/12\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"GEF Amazon Project\". 14 February 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/projects/details/20\n[6] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Regional Action in the Area of Water Resources\". 6 February 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/projects/details/17\n[7] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Amazon Regional Program\". 6 February 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/projects/details/15","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperationa. \"3+5 Cooperation Framework \". 14 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zyjz_3/35hz/ [4] President's OFfice. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 1 Nov 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/11/id-8301 [5] China Dialogue. \"Mekong River Commission reaches out to China to avert dam damage\". 4 May 2018. \"https://www.chinadialogue.net/article/show/single/en/10619-Mekong-River-Commission-reaches-out-to-China-to-avert-dam-damage-","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Infrastructure and Transport. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/themes/details/13\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Institutional, Financial and Legal Strengthening. 2016. http://www.otca-oficial.info/themes/details/12\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"GEF Amazon Project\". 14 February 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/projects/details/20\n[6] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Regional Action in the Area of Water Resources\". 6 February 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/projects/details/17\n[7] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Amazon Regional Program\". 6 February 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/projects/details/15","[1] OMVS, \"SITRAM\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/le-sitram-0\n[2] OMVS Blog, \" Financement pour le Projet Navigation : Une délégation de l’Omvs en Inde \", 2016, http://cda-omvs.blogspot.com/2016/08/financement-pour-le-projet-navigation.html\n[3] PPP Knowledge Lab, \"Mali\", 2019, https://pppknowledgelab.org/countries/mali\n[4] OMVS, \"Domaines d'intervention\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/domaines-dintervention\n","1- Republic of Iraq, Presidency of Ministers’ Council, National Investment Commission \"Investment Policy under the Current Economic Conditions\", 2016, http://www.iraq-jccme.jp/pdf/archives/investor-guide-2016/investment-policy.pdf\n2- FAO Fishery Policy and Planning Division, \"Country review: Iraq\", 2004, http://www.fao.org/3/a0477e/a0477e0m.htm\n3- Reuters, \"Iraq seeks $100 billion to reconstruct transport, agriculture and oil sectors\", 2018, https://in.reuters.com/article/mideast-crisis-iraq-reconstruction/iraq-seeks-100-billion-to-reconstruct-transport-agriculture-and-oil-sectors-idINKBN1FT18X\n4- The Stanley Foundation, \"The Potential of Private Enterprise : Strengthening Resilience in Southern Iraq\", 2018, https://www.stanleyfoundation.org/articles.cfm?id=885&title=The-Potential-of-Private-Enterprise\n5- Sazandegi Newspaper, \"Arvandroud Free Zone Flourishing\", 2019, http://sazandeginews.com/News/3653","(1) UN-ESWCA \"Inventory of Shared Water Resources in Western Asia\" 2013 https://waterinventory.org/sites/waterinventory.org/files/chapters/Chapter-01-Euphrates-River-Basin-web.pdf","[1] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. [https://bwosyrdarya.org]\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n \n [3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n \n [5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. \"Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme\", (\"Программа бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/asbp/]\n \n [6] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 24 December 2018. \"On the road to water, energy and food security in Central Asia\", (\"На пути к водной, энергетической и продовольственной безопасности в Центральной Азии\"). [https://carececo.org/main/news/news/nexus-asbp4-1/]\n \n [7] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. July 2019. \"Concept of ideas of Nexus investment projects\", (\"Концепция идей Нексус инвестиционных проектов\"). [https://carececo.org/juan/For%20publication_%20Concept%20on%20nexus%20project%20ideas_ru_28082019.pdf] \n \n [8] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n \n [9] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.\n \n [10] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020.","[1] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. [https://bwosyrdarya.org]\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. \"Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme\", (\"Программа бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/asbp/]\n\n[6] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 24 December 2018. \"On the road to water, energy and food security in Central Asia\", (\"На пути к водной, энергетической и продовольственной безопасности в Центральной Азии\"). [https://carececo.org/main/news/news/nexus-asbp4-1/]\n\n[7] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. July 2019. \"Concept of ideas of Nexus investment projects\", (\"Концепция идей Нексус инвестиционных проектов\"). [https://carececo.org/juan/For%20publication_%20Concept%20on%20nexus%20project%20ideas_ru_28082019.pdf] \n\n[8] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[9] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.\n\n[10] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020.","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperationa. \"3+5 Cooperation Framework \". 14 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zyjz_3/35hz/ [4] President's OFfice. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 1 Nov 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/11/id-8301 [5] China Dialogue. \"Mekong River Commission reaches out to China to avert dam damage\". 4 May 2018. \"https://www.chinadialogue.net/article/show/single/en/10619-Mekong-River-Commission-reaches-out-to-China-to-avert-dam-damage-","[1] OMVS, \"SITRAM\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/le-sitram-0\n[2] OMVS Blog, \" Financement pour le Projet Navigation : Une délégation de l’Omvs en Inde \", 2016, http://cda-omvs.blogspot.com/2016/08/financement-pour-le-projet-navigation.html\n[3] PPP Knowledge Lab, \"Mali\", 2019, https://pppknowledgelab.org/countries/mali\n[4] OMVS, \"Domaines d'intervention\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/domaines-dintervention\n","[1] OMVS, \"SITRAM\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/le-sitram-0\n[2] OMVS Blog, \" Financement pour le Projet Navigation : Une délégation de l’Omvs en Inde \", 2016, http://cda-omvs.blogspot.com/2016/08/financement-pour-le-projet-navigation.html\n[3] PPP Knowledge Lab, \"Mali\", 2019, https://pppknowledgelab.org/countries/mali\n[4] OMVS, \"Domaines d'intervention\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/domaines-dintervention\n","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperationa. \"3+5 Cooperation Framework \". 14 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zyjz_3/35hz/ [4] President's OFfice. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 1 Nov 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/11/id-8301 [5] China Dialogue. \"Mekong River Commission reaches out to China to avert dam damage\". 4 May 2018. \"https://www.chinadialogue.net/article/show/single/en/10619-Mekong-River-Commission-reaches-out-to-China-to-avert-dam-damage-","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. 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OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"GEF Amazon Project\". 14 February 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/projects/details/20\n[6] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Regional Action in the Area of Water Resources\". 6 February 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/projects/details/17\n[7] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Amazon Regional Program\". 6 February 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/projects/details/15","[1] OMVS, \"SITRAM\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/le-sitram-0\n[2] OMVS Blog, \" Financement pour le Projet Navigation : Une délégation de l’Omvs en Inde \", 2016, http://cda-omvs.blogspot.com/2016/08/financement-pour-le-projet-navigation.html\n[3] PPP Knowledge Lab, \"Mali\", 2019, https://pppknowledgelab.org/countries/mali\n[4] OMVS, \"Domaines d'intervention\", 2019, http://www.omvs.org/content/domaines-dintervention\n","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperationa. \"3+5 Cooperation Framework \". 14 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zyjz_3/35hz/ [4] President's OFfice. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 1 Nov 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/11/id-8301 [5] China Dialogue. \"Mekong River Commission reaches out to China to avert dam damage\". 4 May 2018. \"https://www.chinadialogue.net/article/show/single/en/10619-Mekong-River-Commission-reaches-out-to-China-to-avert-dam-damage-","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperationa. \"3+5 Cooperation Framework \". 14 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zyjz_3/35hz/ [4] President's OFfice. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 1 Nov 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/11/id-8301 [5] China Dialogue. \"Mekong River Commission reaches out to China to avert dam damage\". 4 May 2018. \"https://www.chinadialogue.net/article/show/single/en/10619-Mekong-River-Commission-reaches-out-to-China-to-avert-dam-damage-","[1] UN Water, Global baseline for SDG indicator 6.5.2, \"Progress on Transboundary Water Cooperation\", 2018\nhttp://www.unwater.org/publications/progress-on-transboundary-water-cooperation-652/\n\n[2] Fanack Water, \"Water Management in Syria\", 19 March 2019. \nhttps://water.fanack.com/syria/water-management/","[1] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. 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[https://carececo.org/main/news/news/nexus-asbp4-1/]\n\n[7] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. July 2019. \"Concept of ideas of Nexus investment projects\", (\"Концепция идей Нексус инвестиционных проектов\"). [https://carececo.org/juan/For%20publication_%20Concept%20on%20nexus%20project%20ideas_ru_28082019.pdf] \n\n[8] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[9] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. [https://bwosyrdarya.org]\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. \"Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme\", (\"Программа бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/asbp/]\n\n[6] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[7] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperationa. \"3+5 Cooperation Framework \". 14 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zyjz_3/35hz/ [4] President's OFfice. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 1 Nov 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/11/id-8301 [5] China Dialogue. \"Mekong River Commission reaches out to China to avert dam damage\". 4 May 2018. \"https://www.chinadialogue.net/article/show/single/en/10619-Mekong-River-Commission-reaches-out-to-China-to-avert-dam-damage-","[1] Water Power Magazine. 16 April 2001. \"Birecik: A role model for private companies\". https://www.waterpowermagazine.com/features/featurebirecik-a-role-model-for-private-companies/ Accessed 20 April 2019.","[1] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. \"Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme\", (\"Программа бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/asbp/]\n\n[6] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[7] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. \"Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme\", (\"Программа бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/asbp/]\n\n[6] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. 24 December 2018. \"On the road to water, energy and food security in Central Asia\", (\"На пути к водной, энергетической и продовольственной безопасности в Центральной Азии\"). [https://carececo.org/main/news/news/nexus-asbp4-1/]\n\n[7] Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. July 2019. \"Concept of ideas of Nexus investment projects\", (\"Концепция идей Нексус инвестиционных проектов\"). [https://carececo.org/juan/For%20publication_%20Concept%20on%20nexus%20project%20ideas_ru_28082019.pdf] \n\n[8] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[9] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation. [https://bwosyrdarya.org]\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. \"Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme\", (\"Программа бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/asbp/]\n\n[6] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[7] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Infrastructure and Transport. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/themes/details/13\n[3] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. Institutional, Financial and Legal Strengthening. 2016. http://www.otca-oficial.info/themes/details/12\n[4] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/\n[5] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"GEF Amazon Project\". 14 February 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/projects/details/20\n[6] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Regional Action in the Area of Water Resources\". 6 February 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/projects/details/17\n[7] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. \"Amazon Regional Program\". 6 February 2017. http://www.otca-oficial.info/projects/details/15","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] Lancang-Mekong Cooperationa. \"3+5 Cooperation Framework \". 14 Dec 2017. http://www.lmcchina.org/eng/zyjz_3/35hz/ [4] President's OFfice. \"Myanmar pledges cooperation with Mekong River countries: U Myint Swe\". 1 Nov 2018. http://www.president-office.gov.mm/en/?q=briefing-room/news/2018/01/11/id-8301 [5] China Dialogue. \"Mekong River Commission reaches out to China to avert dam damage\". 4 May 2018. \"https://www.chinadialogue.net/article/show/single/en/10619-Mekong-River-Commission-reaches-out-to-China-to-avert-dam-damage-"]
[null,"4.5.2",null,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,1,1,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,1,null,null,null,"Afghanistan is not a member of the regional transboundary water management organisation and there is no evidence that the basin water organisation receives funding through trust funds, revolving funds or green bonds.\n \n Afghanistan is not a party to the 1992 Almaty Agreement, under which Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan created the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC), whose mission is to determine regional policy in the Aral Sea basin, balancing countries' economic requirements for water from the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers with the need to ensure sufficient water flows into the Aral Sea. [1, 2] According to the ICWC statute, its activities are to be financed by contributions from member states. [1] No evidence that alternative funding instruments may be leveraged for financing of the activities of the ICWC was found on its website, nor any information on financing in general. [3] No information on financing of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation was found on the organisation's website. [4] Expert interviewees note that state and international contributions are the only viable method of financing for water sector projects in the region at present, with private financing very limited since the sector is dominated by state organisations or state-controlled companies. [5, 6] \n \n In 2010, Afghanistan and Tajkistan signed an agreement on cooperation in the area of water resource monitoring on the Panj and Amu Darya rivers which constitute the countries' border. [7] Under the agreement, the parties commit to mutual development of projects in the sphere and development of financing for activity, with activity requiring investment including surveying, planning, construction and operation of new water monitoring posts on the Amu Darya, but the document does not specify any specific mechanisms for sharing costs of projects. [7] A Memorandum of Understanding signed in 2014, extending the original agreement's five-year period until 2020, could not be found online. [8] Activity under the agreement has been supported financially by a range of international organisations, led by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), with donors including Russia and Switzerland. [9, 10] A 2018 UNECE report evaluating progress does not refer to alternative funding instruments as an implemented measure or possibility for the future. [11]","There is no public evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) was set up an alternative funding instrument for financing of TBWM.\n\nA 2014 report from the Amazonian Regional Program, affiliated with ACTO, examined models of conditional cash transfer programs designed to both reduce poverty and contribute to environmental conservation. The report did not mention any alternative funding instruments established by ACTO [1]. ACTO’s website does not contain any additional information regarding alternative funding instruments for financing of TBWM.\n\n\nACTO’s short and medium-term activities include “seeking financial support for consensus-approved specific ACTO programs”, “identifying with Member Countries contribution mechanisms that result in viable funding for ACTO”, and “facilitating contacts between Member Countries and public or private financial agents for specific projects at the request of Member Countries” [3]. However, ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding whether these efforts are active [4]. ","There was not been any alternative funding instrument set up by the RBO, such as: Trust funds, Revolving funds and/or Green Bonds. According to the Annual Report of the Sava Commission work of the Sava Commission is ensured through regular annual country contributions, Reserve Fund and grant funds for implementation of different project activities. [1] \n\nDraft Flood Risk Management Plan in the Sava River Basin mentions that there is an increasing gap between flood risk management and existing public funds so the Plan is considering different ways of financing flood risk management such as EU funds, national and local funds, the authority for risk reduction measures, the authority for insurance fees, user-pay principle, etc. [2] However, there is no concrete action plan outlined.","There is no public evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) was set up an alternative funding instrument for financing of TBWM.\n\nA 2014 report from the Amazonian Regional Program, affiliated with ACTO, examined models of conditional cash transfer programs designed to both reduce poverty and contribute to environmental conservation. The report did not mention any alternative funding instruments established by ACTO [1]. ACTO’s website does not contain any additional information regarding alternative funding instruments for financing of TBWM.\n\n\nACTO’s short and medium-term activities include “seeking financial support for consensus-approved specific ACTO programs”, “identifying with Member Countries contribution mechanisms that result in viable funding for ACTO”, and “facilitating contacts between Member Countries and public or private financial agents for specific projects at the request of Member Countries” [3]. However, ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding whether these efforts are active [4]. ","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) has setup at least one of the alternative funding instruments and Cambodia is its full-member.\n\nThe MRC introduced a new financing system in 2016, a revolving fund known as the “basket fund”, which has replaced programme budgeting. The fund receives a gradual increase in member countries’ contributions annually, in addition to funding from development partners. For instance Belgium donates funds on the condition they are used for navigation and trade promotion in the basin, while in 2018 Germany donated US$4.6m with much of the funding earmarked to support joint transboundary projects between the MRC member states and the remainder going to the MRC’s basket fund. The MRC can use the basket fund to implement any activity under its strategic plan. The fund is overseen by a Budget Committee consisting of two representatives from each member country, the CEO of the MRC Secretariat assisted by the Chief of Finance, and two representatives from the Development Partners group. [1,2,3,4] The MRC also maintains an administrative reserve fund to cover essential running costs but there is no mention on its website of revolving funds or green bonds [5]. The organisation previously kept a Water Management Trust Fund, which it described as a flexible fund established to “respond to short term needs of its member countries” including “strategic policy studies and consultancies, study visits and consultation processes on transboundary issues, and programme development needs such as review workshops and evaluations”. There is no suggestion that this fund was managed by an independent board. [6]\n","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) has setup at least one of the alternative funding instruments and China is its dialogue partner-member.\n\nThe MRC is the only inter-governmental organisation that works directly with the governments of Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Vietnam to jointly manage the shared water resources and the sustainable development of the Mekong River. MRC income is through contributions from Riparian Governments, Development partners, Other Sources (Interest earnings, sale of data...) and income on earmarked fund. China is a dialogue partner of the MRC and does not contribute in funding efforts. [1,2] MRC also receive fundings and technical expertise on a ad-hoc basis such as the 2.1 million USD fund from the Netherlands in 2017 and German German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) from 2015-2018 regarding organizational development. [3,4]","There is no public evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) has set up an alternative funding instrument for financing of TBWM. A 2014 report from Amazonian Regional Program, affiliated with ACTO, examined the conditional cash transfer programs designed to both reduce poverty and contribute to environmental conservation. The report did not mention any alternative funding instruments established by ACTO [1]. ACTO’s website does not contain any additional information regarding alternative funding instruments for financing of TBWM, nor does it mention any notable previous private investment in its activities [2].","There was not been any alternative funding instrument set up by the RBO, such as: Trust funds, Revolving funds and/or Green Bonds. According to the Annual Report of the Sava Commission work of the Sava Commission is ensured through regular annual country contributions, Reserve Fund and grant funds for implementation of different project activities. [1] \n\nDraft Flood Risk Management Plan in the Sava River Basin mentions that there is an increasing gap between flood risk management and existing public funds so the Plan is considering different ways of financing flood risk management such as EU funds, national and local funds, the authority for risk reduction measures, the authority for insurance fees, user-pay principle, etc. [2] However, there is no concrete action plan outlined.","There is no public evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) was set up an alternative funding instrument for financing of TBWM.\n\nA 2014 report from the Amazonian Regional Program, affiliated with ACTO, examined models of conditional cash transfer programs designed to both reduce poverty and contribute to environmental conservation. The report did not mention any alternative funding instruments established by ACTO [1]. ACTO’s website does not contain any additional information regarding alternative funding instruments for financing of TBWM.\n\n\nACTO’s short and medium-term activities include “seeking financial support for consensus-approved specific ACTO programs”, “identifying with Member Countries contribution mechanisms that result in viable funding for ACTO”, and “facilitating contacts between Member Countries and public or private financial agents for specific projects at the request of Member Countries” [3]. However, ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding whether these efforts are active [4]. ","The joint body has set up at least one of the alternative funding instruments and the country is its full-member. \n\nGuinea is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) and within this organization, the integrated Water Resources Management Project (PGIRE), is currently in its second phase of implementation and will run from 2014 to 2021. This programme is financed by the Trust Fund III given by the Dutch government and amounts to 11 million euros. (1) There is no further evidence of green bonds or revolving funds in a report about financing transboundary water management, on the OMVS website or in an OMVS report that details different projects. (2,3,4) The Trust Fund (TF) was signed on September 9, 2016 and came into\neffectiveness on December 7, 2016. This TF project is the third round of financing by the Dutch Government and its main objective is “to strengthen the capacity of OMVS and local water user associations to improve the environmental and water quality conditions of the Senegal River Basin's water resources.” (5)\n\n","No, there are no joint financing programs and therefore the joint body was setup no alternative funding instrument for financing of TBWM as confirmed through multiple sources such as the Iranian Parliament's Research Centre [1], the Foreign Ministry [2], the Department of Environment [3], the Ministry of Energy [4] and the Ministry of Agriculture [5].","No. There is no transboundary water organization in the Tigris-Euphrates basin (1), see section 1.4 for details of the history of efforts to develop cooperation with Syria, Turkey and Iran. Therefore there are no alternative funding instruments for the non-existent body.","There is no evidence that the Basin Water Organisation receives funding through trust funds, revolving funds or green bonds.\n \n No information on alternative financing of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) was found on the SDBWO website,or those of the umbrella regional organisations responsible for the SDBWO, the Interstate Water Commission for Central Asia and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. [1, 2, 3] According to information from these structures, operational SDBWO financing is provided by the member states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, while financing for more extensive development strategies focussing on the Aral Sea Basin is provided by member states and international donors through the IFAS. [5, 6] \n \n No financial reporting on the operation of ICWC was found on the body's website. [6] Expert interviewees note that state financing of operations has been the only viable source of financing for the ICWC and BWO, although member states have gradually redirected contributions originally made to ICWC to national water authorities. [7, 8, 9]","There is no evidence that the Basin Water Organisation receives funding through trust funds, revolving funds or green bonds.\n \n No information on alternative financing of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) was found on the SDBWO website, or those of the umbrella regional organisations responsible for the SDBWO, the Interstate Water Commission for Central Asia and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. [1, 2, 3] According to information from these structures, operational SDBWO financing is provided by the member states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, while financing for more extensive development strategies focussing on the Aral Sea Basin is provided by member states and international donors through the IFAS. [5, 6] \n \n No financial reporting on the operation of ICWC was found on the body's website. [6] Expert interviewees note that state financing of operations has been the only viable source of financing for the ICWC and SDBWO, although member states have gradually redirected contributions originally made to ICWC to national water authorities, and also that Kyrgyzstan has not participated in the organisation since 2016. [7, 8, 9]","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) has setup at least one of the alternative funding instruments and Laos is its full-member.\n\nThe MRC introduced a new financing system in 2016, a revolving fund known as the “basket fund”, which has replaced programme budgeting. The fund receives a gradual increase in member countries’ contributions annually, in addition to funding from development partners. For instance Belgium donates funds on the condition they are used for navigation and trade promotion in the basin, while in 2018 Germany donated US$4.6m with much of the funding earmarked to support joint transboundary projects between the MRC member states and the remainder going to the MRC’s basket fund. The MRC can use the basket fund to implement any activity under its strategic plan. The fund is overseen by a Budget Committee consisting of two representatives from each member country, the CEO of the MRC Secretariat assisted by the Chief of Finance, and two representatives from the Development Partners group. [1,2,3,4] The MRC also maintains an administrative reserve fund to cover essential running costs but there is no mention on its website of revolving funds or green bonds [5]. The organisation previously kept a Water Management Trust Fund, which it described as a flexible fund established to “respond to short term needs of its member countries” including “strategic policy studies and consultancies, study visits and consultation processes on transboundary issues, and programme development needs such as review workshops and evaluations”. There is no suggestion that this fund was managed by an independent board. [6]\n","The joint body has set up at least one of the alternative funding instruments and the country is its full-member. \n\nMali is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) and within this organization, the integrated Water Resources Management Project (PGIRE), is currently in its second phase of implementation and will run from 2014 to 2021. This programme is financed by the Trust Fund III given by the Dutch government and amounts to 11 million euros. (1) There is no further evidence of green bonds or revolving funds in a report about financing transboundary water management, on the OMVS website or in an OMVS report that details different projects. (2,3,4) The Trust Fund (TF) was signed on September 9, 2016 and came into\neffectiveness on December 7, 2016. This TF project is the third round of financing by the Dutch Government and its main objective is “to strengthen the capacity of OMVS and local water user associations to improve the environmental and water quality conditions of the Senegal River Basin's water resources.” (5)\n","The joint body has set up at least one of the alternative funding instruments and the country is its full-member. \n\nMauritania is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) and within this organization, the integrated Water Resources Management Project (PGIRE), is currently in its second phase of implementation and will run from 2014 to 2021. This programme is financed by the Trust Fund III given by the Dutch government and amounts to 11 million euros. (1) There is no further evidence of green bonds or revolving funds in a report about financing transboundary water management, on the OMVS website or in an OMVS report that details different projects. (2,3,4) The Trust Fund (TF) was signed on September 9, 2016 and came into\neffectiveness on December 7, 2016. This TF project is the third round of financing by the Dutch Government and its main objective is “to strengthen the capacity of OMVS and local water user associations to improve the environmental and water quality conditions of the Senegal River Basin's water resources.” (5)\n","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) has setup at least one of the alternative funding instruments and Myanmar is its dialogue partner-member.\n\nThe Mekong River Commission (MRC) is the only inter-governmental organisation that works directly with the governments of Cambodia, Lao PDR, Thailand and Vietnam to jointly manage the shared water resources and the sustainable development of the Mekong River. MRC income is through contributions from Riparian Governments, Development partners, Other Sources (Interest earnings, sale of data...) and income on earmarked fund. Myanmar is a dialogue partner of the MRC and does not contribute in funding efforts. [1,2] MRC also receive fundings and technical expertise on a ad-hoc basis such as the 2.1 million USD fund from the Netherlands in 2017 and German German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) from 2015-2018 regarding organizational development. [3,4]","There is no public evidence of alternative funding instrument set up by the RBO, such as:\n(i) Trust funds (ii) Revolving funds (iii) Green Bonds.\n\nThe Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) is an Intergovernmental Organization formed by eight Member Countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Perú, Suriname and Venezuela, encouraging sustainable development and social inclusion in the region. [1] The website for ACTO does not publish financial statements and does not have information about funding or public-private partnerships. [2] A web search did not find additional information about this from other sources.\n","The joint body has set up at least one of the alternative funding instruments and the country is its full-member. \n\nSenegal is a member of the Organization for the development of the Senegal River (OMVS) and within this organization, the integrated Water Resources Management Project (PGIRE), is currently in its second phase of implementation and will run from 2014 to 2021. This programme is financed by the Trust Fund III given by the Dutch government and amounts to 11 million euros. (1) There is no further evidence of green bonds or revolving funds in a report about financing transboundary water management, on the OMVS website or in an OMVS report that details different projects. (2,3,4) The Trust Fund (TF) was signed on September 9, 2016 and came into\neffectiveness on December 7, 2016. This TF project is the third round of financing by the Dutch Government and its main objective is “to strengthen the capacity of OMVS and local water user associations to improve the environmental and water quality conditions of the Senegal River Basin's water resources.” (5)\n","There was not been any alternative funding instrument set up by the RBO, such as: Trust funds, Revolving funds and/or Green Bonds. According to the Annual Report of the Sava Commission work of the Sava Commission is ensured through regular annual country contributions, Reserve Fund and grant funds for implementation of different project activities. [1] \n\nDraft Flood Risk Management Plan in the Sava River Basin mentions that there is an increasing gap between flood risk management and existing public funds so the Plan is considering different ways of financing flood risk management such as EU funds, national and local funds, the authority for risk reduction measures, the authority for insurance fees, user-pay principle, etc. [2] However, there is no concrete action plan outlined.","There was not been any alternative funding instrument set up by the RBO, such as: Trust funds, Revolving funds and/or Green Bonds. According to the Annual Report of the Sava Commission work of the Sava Commission is ensured through regular annual country contributions, Reserve Fund and grant funds for implementation of different project activities. [1] \n\nDraft Flood Risk Management Plan in the Sava River Basin mentions that there is an increasing gap between flood risk management and existing public funds so the Plan is considering different ways of financing flood risk management such as EU funds, national and local funds, the authority for risk reduction measures, the authority for insurance fees, user-pay principle, etc. [2] However, there is no concrete action plan outlined.","Currently, there are no basin-wide operational arrangements in the Tigris-Euphrates River Basin (shared between Iraq, Syria and Turkey). [1] This is mainly due to the political situation of the region, specially Syria. The Ministry of Water Resources is currently focussing on re-building the country.","There is no evidence that the Basin Water Organisation receives funding through trust funds, revolving funds or green bonds.\n \n No information on alternative financing of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) was found on the ADBWO website, or those of the umbrella regional organisations responsible for the ADBWO, the Interstate Water Commission for Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3] According to information from these structures, operational ADBWO financing is provided by the member states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, while financing for more extensive development strategies focussing on the Aral Sea Basin is provided by member states and international donors through the IFAS. [4, 5] \n \n No financial reporting on the operation of ICWC was found on the body's website. [6] Expert interviewees state that state financing of operations has been the only viable funding source for operation of the ICWC and ADBWO. [7, 8]","There is no evidence that the Basin Water Organisation receives funding through trust funds, revolving funds or green bonds.\n \n No information on alternative financing of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) was found on the SDBWO website,or those of the umbrella regional organisations responsible for the SDBWO, the Interstate Water Commission for Central Asia and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. [1, 2, 3] According to information from these structures, operational SDBWO financing is provided by the member states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, while financing for more extensive development strategies focussing on the Aral Sea Basin is provided by member states and international donors through the IFAS. [5, 6] \n \n No financial reporting on the operation of ICWC was found on the body's website. [6] Expert interviewees state that state financing of operations has been the only viable funding source for operation of the ICWC and SDBWO. [7, 8]","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) has setup at least one of the alternative funding instruments and Thailand is its full-member.\n\nThe MRC introduced a new financing system in 2016, a revolving fund known as the “basket fund”, which has replaced programme budgeting. The fund receives a gradual increase in member countries’ contributions annually, in addition to funding from development partners. For instance Belgium donates funds on the condition they are used for navigation and trade promotion in the basin, while in 2018 Germany donated US$4.6m with much of the funding earmarked to support joint transboundary projects between the MRC member states and the remainder going to the MRC’s basket fund. The MRC can use the basket fund to implement any activity under its strategic plan. The fund is overseen by a Budget Committee consisting of two representatives from each member country, the CEO of the MRC Secretariat assisted by the Chief of Finance, and two representatives from the Development Partners group. [1,2,3,4] The MRC also maintains an administrative reserve fund to cover essential running costs but there is no mention on its website of revolving funds or green bonds [5]. The organisation previously kept a Water Management Trust Fund, which it described as a flexible fund established to “respond to short term needs of its member countries” including “strategic policy studies and consultancies, study visits and consultation processes on transboundary issues, and programme development needs such as review workshops and evaluations”. There is no suggestion that this fund was managed by an independent board. [6]\n","In the absence of a joint body for the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin, there is no alternative funding instrument set up by an RBO. At a meeting on 2 September 2009, Turkey, Syria and Iraq decided to cooperate to initiate water training programmes, to monitor and exchange information related to climate change and drought conditions in the three countries, and to build/modernise water flow gauging stations [1]. However, no alternative funding arrangements were foreseen. Turkey-Syrian relations were to deteriorate rapidly soon afterwards due to the events in Syria.\n","There is no evidence that the Basin Water Organisation receives funding through trust funds, revolving funds or green bonds.\n \n No information on alternative financing of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (BWO) was found on the BWO website, or those of the umbrella regional organisations responsible for the ADBWO, the Interstate Water Commission for Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3] According to information from these structures, operational BWO financing is provided by the member states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, while financing for more extensive development strategies focussing on the Aral Sea Basin is provided by member states and international donors through the IFAS. [4, 5] \n \n No financial reporting on the operation of ICWC was found on the body's website. [6] Expert interviewees state that state financing of operations has been the only viable funding source for operation of the ICWC and BWO. [7, 8]","There is no evidence that the Basin Water Organisation receives funding through trust funds, revolving funds or green bonds.\n \n No information on alternative financing of the Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation (ADBWO) was found on the ADBWO website, or those of the umbrella regional organisations responsible for the ADBWO, the Interstate Water Commission for Central Asia (ICWC) and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). [1, 2, 3] According to information from these structures, operational ADBWO financing is provided by the member states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, while financing for more extensive development strategies focussing on the Aral Sea Basin is provided by member states and international donors through the IFAS. [4, 5] However, expert interviewees note that in practice 100% of the ADBWO's funding is provided by the Uzbek Ministry of Finance, since the organisation is only operational in Uzbekistan, and also as part of the country's contribution to the IFAS. [7, 9]\n \n No financial reporting on the operation of ICWC was found on the body's website. [6] Expert interviewees state that state financing of operations has been the only viable funding source for operation of the ICWC and ADBWO. [7, 8]","There is no evidence that the Basin Water Organisation receives funding through trust funds, revolving funds or green bonds.\n \n No information on alternative financing of the Syr Darya Basin Water Organisation (SDBWO) was found on the SDBWO website,or those of the umbrella regional organisations responsible for the SDBWO, the Interstate Water Commission for Central Asia and International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. [1, 2, 3] According to information from these structures, operational SDBWO financing is provided by the member states Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, while financing for more extensive development strategies focussing on the Aral Sea Basin is provided by member states and international donors through the IFAS. [5, 6] However, expert interviewees note that in practice 100% of the SDBWO's funding is provided by the Uzbek Ministry of Finance, since the organisation is only operational in Uzbekistan, and also as part of the country's contribution to the IFAS. [7, 9]\n \n No financial reporting on the operation of ICWC was found on the body's website. [6] Expert interviewees state that state financing of operations has been the only viable funding source for operation of the ICWC and SDBWO. [7, 8]","There is no public evidence that the Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) was set up an alternative funding instrument for financing of TBWM.\n\nA 2014 report from the Amazonian Regional Program, affiliated with ACTO, examined models of conditional cash transfer programs designed to both reduce poverty and contribute to environmental conservation. The report did not mention any alternative funding instruments established by ACTO [1]. ACTO’s website does not contain any additional information regarding alternative funding instruments for financing of TBWM.\n\n\nACTO’s short and medium-term activities include “seeking financial support for consensus-approved specific ACTO programs”, “identifying with Member Countries contribution mechanisms that result in viable funding for ACTO”, and “facilitating contacts between Member Countries and public or private financial agents for specific projects at the request of Member Countries” [3]. However, ACTO’s website does not contain additional information regarding whether these efforts are active [4]. ","The Mekong River Commission (MRC) has setup at least one of the alternative funding instruments and Myanmar is its full-member.\n\nThe MRC introduced a new financing system in 2016, a revolving fund known as the “basket fund”, which has replaced programme budgeting. The fund receives a gradual increase in member countries’ contributions annually, in addition to funding from development partners. For instance Belgium donates funds on the condition they are used for navigation and trade promotion in the basin, while in 2018 Germany donated US$4.6m with much of the funding earmarked to support joint transboundary projects between the MRC member states and the remainder going to the MRC’s basket fund. The MRC can use the basket fund to implement any activity under its strategic plan. The fund is overseen by a Budget Committee consisting of two representatives from each member country, the CEO of the MRC Secretariat assisted by the Chief of Finance, and two representatives from the Development Partners group. [1,2,3,4] The MRC also maintains an administrative reserve fund to cover essential running costs but there is no mention on its website of revolving funds or green bonds [5]. The organisation previously kept a Water Management Trust Fund, which it described as a flexible fund established to “respond to short term needs of its member countries” including “strategic policy studies and consultancies, study visits and consultation processes on transboundary issues, and programme development needs such as review workshops and evaluations”. There is no suggestion that this fund was managed by an independent board. [6]\n",null,null,null,"[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). 2019. \"Structure of the ICWC\", (\"Структура МКВК\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/activity2_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [3] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia (ICWC). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n \n [4] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n \n [5] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n \n [6] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.\n \n [7] ICWC Scientific Information Centre. 25 October 2010. \"Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on cooperation in the sphere of development and management of water resources of the Panj and Amu Darya rivers\", (\"Соглашениe между Правительством Республики Таджикистан и Правительством Исламской Республики Афганистан о сотрудничестве в сфере развития и управления водными ресурсами рек Пяндж и Амударья\"). [http://www.cawater-info.net/bk/water_law/pdf/taj_afg_2010_ru.pdf].\n \n [7] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin\". [https://www.unece.org/environmental-policy/conventions/water/areas-of-work-of-the-convention/envwatercentralasia/strengthening-cooperation-on-hydrology-and-environment-between-afghanistan-and-tajikistan-in-the-upper-amu-darya-river-basin.html].\n \n [8] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. May 2018. \"Report about the technical meeting and training on hydrology and ecology for sustainable development in the Panj / Amu river basin between Tajikistan and Afghanistan\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/AF-TJ-meeting-report-10-12may2018_ENG_with_LoP_and_agenda.pdf]. \n \n [9] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 2017. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Tajikistan and Afghanistan in the upper Amu Darya and Pyanj river basins\", (\"Укрепление сотрудничества в области гидрологии окружающей среди между Таджикистаном и Афганистаном в бассейне реки Амударьи и Пяндж\"). [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/env/Projects_in_Central_Asia/Milal_Inter_Journal_optimized.pdf].\n \n [10] Man and Nature (\"Инсон ба Табиат\"). 26 June 2019. \"Outcomes of the high-level meeting between the Republic of Tajikistan and the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan\", (\"Итоги совещание высокопоставленных должностных лиц и технических экспертов Республики Таджикистан и Исламской Республики Афганистан\"). [http://environment.tj/itogi-soveshhanie-vysokopostavlennyh-dolzhnostnyh-lic-i-tehnicheskih-jekspertov-respubliki-tadzhikistan-i-islamskoj-respubliki-afganistan/]. \n \n [11] United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. 21 December 2018. \"Strengthening cooperation on hydrology and environment between Afghanistan and Tajikistan in the upper Amu Darya River basin(Pyanj River)\". [https://www.unece.org/fileadmin/DAM/OPEN_UNECE/03_Evaluation_and_Audit/Evaluation_Reports-with_SPs/01-Environment/Final_report_TAP_21122018.pdf.]","[1] Amazonian Regional Program. A Comparative Study of Conditional Transfer Programs that Combine Poverty Reduction with Environmental Conservation in Brazil, Ecuador and Peru. 2014. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20161215/0cab0e37fc47da8649f77ef928223bbe.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] GIZ. \"Supporting the Mekong River Commission on organisational development\". https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/14471.html [4] Dutch Water Sector. \"\n  The Netherlands grants 2.1 million USD to Mekong River Commission\". 26 Jan 2017. https://www.dutchwatersector.com/news-events/news/23149-the-netherlands-grants-2-1-million-usd-to-mekong-river-commission.html","[1] Amazonian Regional Program. 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OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] GIZ. \"Supporting the Mekong River Commission on organisational development\". https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/14471.html [4] Dutch Water Sector. \"\n  The Netherlands grants 2.1 million USD to Mekong River Commission\". 26 Jan 2017. https://www.dutchwatersector.com/news-events/news/23149-the-netherlands-grants-2-1-million-usd-to-mekong-river-commission.html","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] GIZ. \"Supporting the Mekong River Commission on organisational development\". https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/14471.html [4] Dutch Water Sector. \"\nThe Netherlands grants 2.1 million USD to Mekong River Commission\". 26 Jan 2017. https://www.dutchwatersector.com/news-events/news/23149-the-netherlands-grants-2-1-million-usd-to-mekong-river-commission.html","[1] Amazonian Regional Program. 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[http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/671261532455279428/text/Disclosable-Restructuring-Paper-Senegal-River-Basin-Integrated-Water-Resources-Management-Project-P153863.txt].","1- Iranian Parliament Research Centre, http://rc.majlis.ir/fa \n2- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, \"News and Statements\", n/a, https://mfa.ir/ \n3- Department of Environment, \"News\", https://bit.ly/2w1o9gc \n4- Ministry of Energy, \"News, Water\", n/a, http://news.moe.gov.ir/News-List/4 \n5- Ministry of Agriculture \"News\", n/a, https://www.maj.ir/Index.aspx?page_=dorsaetoolsenews&order=list&lang=1&sub=0&tempname=Main&PageIdF=1596&PageId=68&methodName=findparent","(1) UN-ESWCA \"Inventory of Shared Water Resources in Western Asia\" 2013 https://waterinventory.org/sites/waterinventory.org/files/chapters/Chapter-01-Euphrates-River-Basin-web.pdf","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwoamu_ru.htm].\n \n [2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n \n [3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n \n [4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n \n [5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. \"Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme\", (\"Программа бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/asbp/].\n \n [6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n \n [7] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n \n [8] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.\n \n [9] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020.","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwoamu_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. \"Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme\", (\"Программа бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/asbp/].\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[7] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[8] [Anonymous] Sehring, Jenniver. IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Senior Lecturer in Water Governance and Diplomacy. 22 July 2020. \n\n[9] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] GIZ. \"Supporting the Mekong River Commission on organisational development\". https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/14471.html [4] Dutch Water Sector. \"\n  The Netherlands grants 2.1 million USD to Mekong River Commission\". 26 Jan 2017. https://www.dutchwatersector.com/news-events/news/23149-the-netherlands-grants-2-1-million-usd-to-mekong-river-commission.html","(1) OMVS. “Le PGIRE”. [http://www.omvs.org/content/le-pgire-0].\n(2)ODI. \"Financing Transboundary Water Management\". [https://www.odi.org/sites/odi.org.uk/files/odi-assets/publications-opinion-files/1622.pdf]. \n(3)OMVS. \"Domaines d'intervention\".[http://www.omvs.org/content/domaines-dintervention].\n(4)OMVS. \"Amélioration de la résilience des écosystèmes du bassin du fleuve Sénégal au changement climatique\". [https://www.riob.org/sites/default/files/IMG/pdf/Observatoire-2.pdf].\n(5)World Bank. \" Senegal River Basin Integrated Water Resources Management Project (P153863)\". [http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/671261532455279428/text/Disclosable-Restructuring-Paper-Senegal-River-Basin-Integrated-Water-Resources-Management-Project-P153863.txt].","(1) OMVS. “Le PGIRE”. [http://www.omvs.org/content/le-pgire-0].\n(2)ODI. \"Financing Transboundary Water Management\". 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[http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/671261532455279428/text/Disclosable-Restructuring-Paper-Senegal-River-Basin-Integrated-Water-Resources-Management-Project-P153863.txt].","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] GIZ. \"Supporting the Mekong River Commission on organisational development\". https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/14471.html [4] Dutch Water Sector. \"\n  The Netherlands grants 2.1 million USD to Mekong River Commission\". 26 Jan 2017. https://www.dutchwatersector.com/news-events/news/23149-the-netherlands-grants-2-1-million-usd-to-mekong-river-commission.html","[1] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Who we are”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/about/who_we_are\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. “Homepage”. http://www.otca-oficial.info/home\n","(1) OMVS. “Le PGIRE”. [http://www.omvs.org/content/le-pgire-0].\n(2)ODI. \"Financing Transboundary Water Management\". [https://www.odi.org/sites/odi.org.uk/files/odi-assets/publications-opinion-files/1622.pdf]. \n(3)OMVS. \"Domaines d'intervention\".[http://www.omvs.org/content/domaines-dintervention].\n(4)OMVS. \"Amélioration de la résilience des écosystèmes du bassin du fleuve Sénégal au changement climatique\". [https://www.riob.org/sites/default/files/IMG/pdf/Observatoire-2.pdf].\n(5)World Bank. \" Senegal River Basin Integrated Water Resources Management Project (P153863)\". [http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/671261532455279428/text/Disclosable-Restructuring-Paper-Senegal-River-Basin-Integrated-Water-Resources-Management-Project-P153863.txt].","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] GIZ. \"Supporting the Mekong River Commission on organisational development\". https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/14471.html [4] Dutch Water Sector. \"\n  The Netherlands grants 2.1 million USD to Mekong River Commission\". 26 Jan 2017. https://www.dutchwatersector.com/news-events/news/23149-the-netherlands-grants-2-1-million-usd-to-mekong-river-commission.html","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] GIZ. \"Supporting the Mekong River Commission on organisational development\". https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/14471.html [4] Dutch Water Sector. \"\n  The Netherlands grants 2.1 million USD to Mekong River Commission\". 26 Jan 2017. https://www.dutchwatersector.com/news-events/news/23149-the-netherlands-grants-2-1-million-usd-to-mekong-river-commission.html","[1] UN Water, Global baseline for SDG indicator 6.5.2, \"Progress on Transboundary Water Cooperation\", 2018\nhttp://www.unwater.org/publications/progress-on-transboundary-water-cooperation-652/\n\n","[1] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. \"Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme\", (\"Программа бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/asbp/]\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[7] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[8] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwoamu_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. \"Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme\", (\"Программа бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/asbp/].\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[7] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[8] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] GIZ. \"Supporting the Mekong River Commission on organisational development\". https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/14471.html [4] Dutch Water Sector. \"\n  The Netherlands grants 2.1 million USD to Mekong River Commission\". 26 Jan 2017. https://www.dutchwatersector.com/news-events/news/23149-the-netherlands-grants-2-1-million-usd-to-mekong-river-commission.html","[1] Ayşegül Kibaroğlu and Waltina Scheumann. Euphrates-Tigris Rivers System: “Political Rapprochement and Transboundary Waters” in Ayşegül Kibaroğlu, Waltina Scheumann, Annıka Kramer (eds): Turkey’s Water Policy: National Frameworks and International Cooperation. Springer Science and Business Media, 2011. https://books.google.com.tr/books?id=_1I_m3pdX8gC&pg=PA294&lpg=PA294&dq=Third+Meeting+of+the+High+Level+Strategic+Cooperation+Council+Between+the+Syrian+Arab+Republic+and+the+Republic+of+Turkey&source=bl&ots=2RmzqSJjon&sig=ACfU3U2Kvr1WnlXtFALedFJIF3gmthQPlA&hl=tr&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiG89LukrnhAhWPzoUKHa7FB_4Q6AEwBHoECAcQAQ#v=onepage&q=Third%20Meeting%20of%20the%20High%20Level%20Strategic%20Cooperation%20Council%20Between%20the%20Syrian%20Arab%20Republic%20and%20the%20Republic%20of%20Turkey&f=false\n","[1] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. \"Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme\", (\"Программа бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/asbp/]\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[7] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[8] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation. [http://amudarya-bwo.org/]\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\"). [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm] \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. \"Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme\", (\"Программа бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/asbp/]\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[7] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[8] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. \"Amu Darya Basin Water Organisation\", (\"Бассейновая водохозяйственная организация «Амударья»\"). [http://91.203.172.83/bwoamu_ru.htm].\n\n[2] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[3] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. [https://aral.uz/]\n\n[4] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. 1992. \"Statute of the Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia.\" (\"Положение о Межгосударственной координационной водохозяйственной комиссии Центральной Азии.\") [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/statute12_ru.htm]. \n\n[5] International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Uzbekistan. \"Aral Sea Basin Assistance Programme\", (\"Программа бассейна Аральского моря\"). [https://aral.uz/wp/asbp/].\n\n[6] Interstate Commission for Water Coordination of Central Asia. [http://www.icwc-aral.uz/]\n\n[7] Abdullaev, Iskandar. Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Institute, Deputy Director. 17 July 2020.\n\n[8] Libert, Bo. Stockholm International Water Institute, Consultant. 16 July 2020.","[1] Amazonian Regional Program. A Comparative Study of Conditional Transfer Programs that Combine Poverty Reduction with Environmental Conservation in Brazil, Ecuador and Peru. 2014. http://www.otca-oficial.info/assets/documents/20161215/0cab0e37fc47da8649f77ef928223bbe.pdf\n[2] Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization. OTCA. 2019. http://www.otca-oficial.info/","[1] Mekong River Commission. \"About MRC\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-mrc/ [2]Mekong River Commission. \"Strategic Plan 2016-2020\". http://www.mrcmekong.org/assets/Publications/strategies-workprog/MRC-Stratigic-Plan-2016-2020.pdf [3] GIZ. \"Supporting the Mekong River Commission on organisational development\". https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/14471.html [4] Dutch Water Sector. \"\n  The Netherlands grants 2.1 million USD to Mekong River Commission\". 26 Jan 2017. https://www.dutchwatersector.com/news-events/news/23149-the-netherlands-grants-2-1-million-usd-to-mekong-river-commission.html"]
[null,"5.5.2",null,0,1,1,1,2,1,1,2,1,2,0,0,2,2,2,2,1,2,1,2,1,2,0,1,1,2,0,0,1,1,0,2,null,null,null,"Afghanistan currently does not have comprehensive free trade agreeements with the riparian states.\n \n According to the World Trade Organization, Afghanistan does not have a free trade agreement with any of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan or Uzbekistan. [1]","Bolivia was bilateral FTAs and partial scope agreements with many of its riparian neighbors, including Brazil, Ecuador, Colombia, Peru and Venezuela. Bolivia was formed part of the Andean Community since 1969 [1]. The Andean Community is an FTA with Colombia, Ecuador and Peru; Venezuela left the FTA in 2011 [2]. In addition, the Andean Community negotiated an FTA with the Southern Common Market (Mercosur) countries in 2005; this agreement includes Bolivia's riparian neighbor Brazil [2]. Bolivia is an associate member of Mercosur as a result. [2] Bolivia adhered to the People's Trade Agreement with Venezuela in 2013. The agreement also includes Cuba and Nicaragua [3]. Bolivia is not a member of a customs union with riparian states [1, 2, 3]. ","Economic relations between Bosnia and Herzegovina and its other riparian neighbours is supported by codified agreements. They include Free Trade Agreements but not extend to customs unions. \n\nCooperation with Serbia is regulated by the Agreement on Amendment and Accession to the Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA) signed in 2006. CEFTA defines general obligations related to trade in all goods. The Agreement dealt with: technical trade barriers, and new areas that were not the subject of bilateral free trade agreements, such as trade in services, investments, public procurement, protection of intellectual property rights and arbitration in the event of conflict. [1] Economic cooperation with Croatia and Slovenia is regulated by the Stabilisation and Association Agreement, which entered into force in 2017. The SAA is the key instrument which opens the door to comprehensive preparations for BiH's EU membership and it will remain in force until Serbia’s EU accession. The two most important obligations that BiH has undertaken by this Agreement are the establishment of a free trade area, along with harmonization of Serbian legislation with EU law. [2]","Brazil is in a customs union with Venezuela - although it is currently suspended, and has at least a free trade agreement with every other riparian neighbor. \n\nBrazil and Venezuela are both full member states of the Southern Common Market (MERCOSUR, in the Portuguese acronym; MERCOSUR, in the Spanish acronym). However, \"The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela is suspended in all the rights and obligations inherent to its status as a State Party of MERCOSUR, in accordance with the provisions of the second paragraph of the Article 5 of the Protocol of Ushuaia\". [1] \n\nBolivia is currently in the process of becoming a full member. \"The Protocol of Accession of Bolivia to MERCOSUR was signed by all of the States Parties in 2015 and is currently in the process of being incorporated by the congresses of the States Parties.\" [1] Of the other riparian neighbors, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, and Suriname are all associate members of MERCOSUR, such that there are free-trade agreements between MERCOSUR and its associate members. [1] \n\nIn the case of Venezuela, its suspension is based on the democracy clause of Article 5 of Protocol of Ushuaia, which requires all member states to be democracies. The suspension was imposed after the Maduro regime installed the Constituent Assembly in August 2017. With its membership suspended, Venezuela does not have voting rights in the bloc, it cannot benefit from its treaties and legal structures, and it has not responsibilities to the bloc. [2] According to the Minister of Foreign Relations at the time, Aloysio Nunes, Venezuela's suspension has little effect on Brazilian exports to Venezuela, as \"Currently we only export food [to Venezuela]. Suspending this now will only aggravate the crisis\". [3]","Thailand, Laos PDR, Vietnam, and Cambodia are all members of the ASEAN Free Trade Area, established in 1992. [1] Cambodia has signed many bilateral free trade agreements with neighboring riparian countries such as: the agreements with Thailand on trade, economic and technical cooperation in 2006; the agreement with Laos and Vietnam on transit goods in 2000, the agreement with Vietnam on economic and trade cooperation in 2003, the agreement with Vietnam on trade and exchange of goods and services in border areas in 2001 [2]. The three countries are the signatories to the Agreement on Facilitation of Transport of Goods and People under the Greater Mekong Sub-regional (GMS) framework. Cambodia has not had bilateral FTA agreements with China, but it has signed a treaty of \"Comprehensive Partnership of Cooperation\" with China in 2006 [3]. An FTA with Myanmar is also not in place [4].","China has established economic corporations with the riparian states. One of the various coorperations between China and the riparian states is the ASEAN–China Free Trade Area. Since 2002, China has signed a series of ASEAN – China Free Trade Agreements with the ASEAN. Topics include tarrif reduction, intellectural property, etc. [1]. The ASEAN member states and China have also established the ASEAN – China Free Trade Area Joint Committee (ACFTA-JC), which assists the Ministers of the countries on the ASEAN – China Free Trade Agreements.","Colombia has bilateral FTAs and partial scope agreements with many of its riparian neighbors, including Bolivia, Brazil, Ecuador, Guayana, Peru and Venezuela. Colombia has formed part of the Andean Community since 1969. The Andean Community is an FTA with Bolivia, Ecuador and Peru; Venezuela left the FTA in 2011 [1]. In addition, the Andean Community negotiated an FTA with the Southern Common Market (Mercosur) countries in 2005; this agreement includes Colombia’s riparian neighbor Brazil [1]. Colombia maintains a partial scope agreement with Venezuela [2]. ","Economic relations between Croatia and its other riparian neighbours is supported by codified agreements and therefore share a customs union. \n\nCroatia and Slovenia are both members of the EU. All EU countries are part of the Economic and Monetary Union (EMU), meaning that they coordinate their economic policymaking and treat economic decisions as a matter of common concern. [1] Cooperation between Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as Croatia and Serbia is regulated by the Stabilisation and Association Agreements (SAA). The SAA is the key instrument which opens the door to comprehensive preparations for country's EU membership and it will remain in force until country’s EU accession. The two most important obligations that a country has undertaken by this Agreement are the establishment of a free trade area, along with harmonization of legislation with EU law. The SAA with Bosnia and Herzegovina entered into force in 2017, while the SAA with Serbia entered into force in 2013. [2, 3]","Ecuador was bilateral FTAs and partial scope agreements with many of its riparian neighbors, including Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Peru and Venezuela. Ecuador was formed part of the Andean Community since 1969. The Andean Community is an FTA with Bolivia, Colombia and Peru; Venezuela left the FTA in 2011 [1]. In addition, the Andean Community negotiated an FTA with the Southern Common Market (Mercosur) countries in 2005; this agreement includes Ecuador’s riparian neighbor Brazil [1]. Ecuador maintains a commercial cooperation agreement with Venezuela [2]. Ecuador is not a member of a customs union [1, 2].","Guinea has monetary or custom union with at least one riparian state.\n\nIndeed, Guinea is a member of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), which brings together countries with common economic interests. Senegal, Guinea Bissau, Sierra Leone, Liberia and Côte D'Ivoire, which are riparian states, are also members of ECOWAS. (1) This community has in its mandate the promotion of economic integration in all fields of activity of the constituting countries. It is considered a trading union, meaning that member states appear as a large trading bloc through economic cooperation. (2)","Iran only has limited economic integration efforts with Iraq through a free trade area called Arvand free zone [1]. The two countries have signed different MoUs for railway development and mutual visa waiver programmes [2].","Iraq and Syria are part of the Arab Custom Union (1), which was a plan initiated by the Arab League in 2009 and the goal was to fully establish the Customs Union by 2015. This was intended to go beyond the trade barrier easing that came through the Greater Arab Free Trade Zone, which was signed in 1998 and gradually implemented (2). However, the Customs Union is not yet fully in operation across the region (1). Meanwhile there are no codified agreements between Iraq and Turkey or Iran, although there are political efforts to improve trade with both countries (3).","Kazakhstan is in a customs union and single market with Kyrgyzstan and has a free trade agreement with Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan.\n \n Kazakhstan is a member of the Eurasian Economic Union (‘EAEU’), an international organization for regional economic integration, which has international legal personality and is established by the Treaty on the Eurasian Economic Union. [1] The EAEU provides for free movement of goods, services, capital and labour, pursues co-ordinated, harmonized and single policy in the sectors determined by the Treaty and international agreements within the Union (primarily this has been Oil and Gas and Industry). [1] The Member-States of the Eurasian Economic Union are the Republic of Armenia, the Republic of Belarus, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and the Russian Federation. The Union is “being created to comprehensively upgrade, raise the competitiveness of and co-operation between the national economies, and to promote stable development in order to raise the living standards of the nations of the Member-States”. [1]\n \n Additionally, Kazakhstan is a member of the Commonwealth of Independent States Free Trade Area (‘CISFTA’), a free-trade area between Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Uzbekistan, Moldova, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and Tajikistan. [2] The agreement replaces existing bilateral and multilateral free trade agreements between the countries and aims to eventually lead to a total removal of customs duties, taxes and levies which have equivalent effect and quantitative restrictions in mutual trade between these countries. [2]","Kyrgyzstan is in a customs union and single market with Kazakhstan and has a free trade agreement with Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. \n \n Kyrgyzstan is a member of the Eurasian Economic Union (‘EAEU’), an international organization for regional economic integration, which has international legal personality and is established by the Treaty on the Eurasian Economic Union. [1] The EAEU provides for free movement of goods, services, capital and labour, pursues co-ordinated, harmonized and single policy in the sectors determined by the Treaty and international agreements within the Union (primarily this has been Oil and Gas and Industry). [1] The Member-States of the Eurasian Economic Union are the Republic of Armenia, the Republic of Belarus, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and the Russian Federation. The Union is “being created to comprehensively upgrade, raise the competitiveness of and co-operation between the national economies, and to promote stable development in order to raise the living standards of the nations of the Member-States”. [1]\n \n Additionally, Kyrgyzstan is a member of the Commonwealth of Independent States Free Trade Area (‘CISFTA’) – a free-trade area between Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Uzbekistan, Moldova, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and Tajikistan. [2] The agreement replaces existing bilateral and multilateral free trade agreements between the countries and aims to eventually lead to a total removal of customs duties, taxes and levies which have equivalent effect and quantitative restrictions in mutual trade between these countries. [2]","All the member countries of the Mekong River Commission, plus Myanmar, another riparian neighbour, are members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations’ (ASEAN) ASEAN Free Trade Area, or AFTA. [1] Membership of AFTA automatically places ll the neighbours together in other, wider trading blocs including the ASEAN-Australia-New Zealand Free Trade Area, the ASEAN-China Free Trade Area and similar arrangements with India, Japan and South Korea. [2]","Yes, Mali is a member state of the Economic Community Of West African States (\"ECOWAS\") alongside riparian states Senegal and Guinea [1]. ECOWAS includes an implemented customs union, FTAs between all member states, and a monetary union of the Franc CFA zone to which Senegal and Mali belong [2]. However, Guinea and Mauritania opted out of the CFA franc currency [1].","Yes, for example Mauritania has an agreement with the Economic Community Of West African States (\"ECOWAS\") guaranteeing freedom of mobility and custom union with Senegal, Mali and Guinea; all of which are riparian states [1].","Myanmar and China signed the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor to include cooperation in areas directly connected to the economy under the One Belt, One Road Initiative. [1] A total of 16 bilateral business memoranda between Myanmar and Thailand were signed in 2017 to collaborate in various field such as infrastructure, communications, construction and agriculture. [2] Myanmar is also part of the ASEAN. Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Thailand are all part of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). In 1997, the countries entered into a customs union. [3,4]","Perú is a full member of the Andean Community, which has the objective customs union however currently only incorporates Free Trade Agreements. The union includes Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador and Perú. [1] \n\nThe Andean Community has issued various declarations and regulations to facilitate trade. The framework allows for the harmonization of procedures and formalities required in the entry and exit of goods. The Single Customs Document  (Documento Único Aduanero – DUA, Decisión 670) has also adopted at an Andean level unifies the Member Countries’ presentation of customs declaration of merchandise, harmonises the customs procedures, standardised the required data of the commercial operations, and rationalises the required information to the foreign trade operators. [2] \n\nPerú is also an associated state of Mercosur, a regional integration process that includes trade protocols. As an associated member, Perú does not have access to the customs union. [3] Mercosur members are Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay Uruguay, Venezuela and Bolivia. Associated states are Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru and Suriname.[4] \n","In Senegal there is the country has monetary or custom union with at least one riparian state. Indeed, SÉNÉGAL is a member of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), which brings together countries with common economic interests. SÉNÉGAL, Guinea Bissau, Sierra Leone, Liberia and Côte D'Ivoire, which are riparian states, are also members of ECOWAS. (1) This community has in its mandate the promotion of economic integration in all fields of activity of the constituting countries. It is considered a trading union, meaning that member states appear as a large trading bloc through economic cooperation. (2)","Economic relations between Serbia and its other riparian neighbours is supported by codified agreements. They include Free Trade Agreements but not extend to customs unions. \n\nCooperation with Bosnia and Herzegovina is regulated by the Agreement on Amendment and Accession to the Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA) signed in 2006. CEFTA defines general obligations related to trade in all goods. The Agreement dealt with: technical trade barriers, and new areas that were not the subject of bilateral free trade agreements, such as trade in services, investments, public procurement, protection of intellectual property rights and arbitration in the event of conflict. [1] Economic cooperation with Croatia and Slovenia is regulated by the Stabilisation and Association Agreement, which entered into force on 1 September 2013. The SAA is the key instrument which opens the door to comprehensive preparations for Serbia's EU membership and it will remain in force until Serbia’s EU accession. The two most important obligations that the Republic of Serbia has undertaken by this Agreement are the establishment of a free trade area, along with harmonization of Serbian legislation with EU law. [2]","Economic relations between Slovenia and its other riparian neighbours is supported by codified agreements. Croatia and Slovenia are both members of the EU and therefore share a customs union.\n\nAll EU countries are part of the Economic and Monetary Union (EMU), meaning that they coordinate their economic policymaking and treat economic decisions as a matter of common concern. [1] Cooperation between Slovenia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as Slovenia and Serbia is regulated by the Stabilisation and Association Agreements (SAA). The SAA is the key instrument which opens the door to comprehensive preparations for country's EU membership and it will remain in force until country’s EU accession. The two most important obligations that a country was undertaken by this Agreement are the establishment of a free trade area, along with harmonization of legislation with EU law. The SAA with Bosnia and Herzegovina entered into force in 2017, while the SAA with Serbia entered into force in 2013. [2, 3]","Syria has free trade agreements with Turkey, but it is currently suspended. In 2004, the FTA was signed between Turkey and Syria that came into force in 2007. The agreement was signed during Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s visit to Syria on December 22nd-23rd, 2004. However it was suspended in 2011 as a result of the breakdown in relation during the Civil War [1][2][3]. Syria is also part of the Pan-Arab Free Trade Area (PAFTA), consisting of Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanese Republic, Libya, Morocco, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Syrian Arab Republic, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates and Yemen. The Agreement came into force in January 1998 and focuses on trade in goods - however it does not include a FTA.[2]","Tajikistan is part of an inter-regional free trade agreement including four riparian states.\n \n The Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) Free Trade Area was established in 2011 by the CIS, and includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, along with five other non-riparian countries. [1, 2, 3] The FTA applies arrangements for zero-tariff and zero quota trade between member states. [1, 2] Tajikistan has been a full member of the free-trade area since 2015. [2]\n \n Tajikistan does not have any free trade agreements or other economic agreements with Afghanistan or Turkmenistan. [3]\n \n Tajikistan and Uzbekistan created a Free Trade Agreement in 1996, which was not ratified by Tajikistan until 2018 when the two countries agreed lists of exemptions. [4] Four months following ratification, Tajikistan reintroduced tariffs on Uzbek imports, citing concerns over quality of imports. [5]","Tajikistan is part of an inter-regional free trade agreement including four riparian states.\n \n The Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) Free Trade Area was established in 2011 by the CIS, and includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, along with five other non-riparian countries. [1, 2, 3] The FTA applies arrangements for zero-tariff and zero quota trade between member states. [1, 2] Tajikistan has been a full member of the free-trade area since 2015. [2]\n \n Tajikistan does not have any free trade agreements or other economic agreements with Afghanistan or Turkmenistan. [3]\n \n Tajikistan and Uzbekistan created a Free Trade Agreement in 1996, which was not ratified by Tajikistan until 2018 when the two countries agreed lists of exemptions. [4] Four months following ratification, Tajikistan reintroduced tariffs on Uzbek imports, citing concerns over quality of imports. [5]","Thailand, Laos PDR, Vietnam, and Cambodia are all members of the ASEAN Free Trade Area, established in 1992. All four countries are now a part of the ASEAN Economic Community, which expands on the free trade area to create a single Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) production base. The ASEAN also aims to become a single market in the future. [1]","Turkey has a bilateral free trade agreement with one riparian state in the Tigris-Euphrates basin – namely, Syria – but this has been suspended since 2011.According to the information on trade relations with Syria provided by Turkey’s Ministry of Trade, Turkey has three bilateral agreements affecting trade with Syria: an agreement on the encouragement and protection of investments, a free trade agreement, and an agreement to prevent double taxation. [1] However, the free trade agreement – which was signed in 2004, approved in 2006, and put into effect at the beginning of 2007 – has been suspended by the parties since 2011, according to the Ministry [2]. With Iraq, Turkey has only an agreement to prevent double taxation and an agreement on economic and technical cooperation, according to Turkey’s Ministry of Trade¬ [3] (The latter agreement dates back to 1976 [4]). With Iran, Turkey has a preferential trade agreement [5] as well as agreements to prevent double taxation and encourage and protect investments [6].","Turkmenistan's economic relations with its riparian neighbours are not supported by codified agreements.\n \n Turkmenistan is party to the 1994 Commonwealth of Independent States Free Trade Agreement, which foresaw the establishment of a free trade area but was never actually realized. [1] Tajikistan and Uzbekistan used to be parties to this treaty, but left it in 2015 and 2014 respectively, when they became parties to the 2011 Commonwealth of Independent States Free Trade Agreement. [1, 2, 3]\n \n Turkmenistan does not have any free trade agreements or other economic agreements with Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, or Kyrgyzstan. [4]","Uzbekistan is part of an inter-regional free trade agreement including four riparian states.\n \n The Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) Free Trade Area was established in 2011 by the CIS, and includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, along with five other non-riparian countries. [1, 2, 3] The FTA applies arrangements for zero-tariff and zero quota trade between member states. [1, 2] Uzbekistan has been a member of the FTA since 2014, but under a separate agreement outlining several reservations, chief amongst which is that until the country joins the World Trade Organization, or until 31 December 2020, the zero-tariff regime which applies to the rest of the CIS FTA members does not apply to Uzbekistan. [3] Uzbekistan resumed WTO accession negotiations in July 2020. [4]\n \n Uzbekistan does not have any free trade agreements or other economic agreements with Afghanistan or Turkmenistan. [5]\n \n Tajikistan and Uzbekistan created a Free Trade Agreement in 1996, which was not ratified by Tajikistan until 2018 when the two countries agreed lists of exemptions. [6] Four months following ratification, Tajikistan reintroduced tariffs on Uzbek imports, citing concerns over quality of imports. [7]","Uzbekistan is part of an inter-regional free trade agreement including four riparian states.\n \n The Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) Free Trade Area was established in 2011 by the CIS, and includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, along with five other non-riparian countries. [1, 2, 3] The FTA applies arrangements for zero-tariff and zero quota trade between member states. [1, 2] Uzbekistan has been a member of the FTA since 2014, but under a separate agreement outlining several reservations, chief amongst which is that until the country joins the World Trade Organization, or until 31 December 2020, the zero-tariff regime which applies to the rest of the CIS FTA members does not apply to Uzbekistan. [3] Uzbekistan resumed WTO accession negotiations in July 2020. [4]\n \n Uzbekistan does not have any free trade agreements or other economic agreements with Afghanistan or Turkmenistan. [5]\n \n Tajikistan and Uzbekistan created a Free Trade Agreement in 1996, which was not ratified by Tajikistan until 2018 when the two countries agreed lists of exemptions. [6] Four months following ratification, Tajikistan reintroduced tariffs on Uzbek imports, citing concerns over quality of imports. [7]","According to the Organization of American States, Venezuela has preferential trade agreements with its riparian neighbors Peru (2012), Colombia (2011) and Guyana (1990) [1]. Previously, Venezuela was a member of the Andean Community, but withdrew in 2006 [2]. In 2016, Venezuela was suspended as a full member of MERCOSUR and was indefinitely suspended in August 2017 [3]. Venezuela and Bolivia are members of the People's Trade Agreement since 2013, but this is not a full free trade agreement as it only covers specific sectors. The agreement also includes Cuba and Nicaragua [4]. \n","There are economic relations between Vietnam and its other riparian neighbours supported by codified agreements.\n\nVietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Thailand are all part of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), which is a regional intergovernmental organization of ten countries in Southeast Asia that promotes intergovernmental cooperation and facilitates economic integration. [1] In 1997, the countries entered into a customs union. [2]\n",null,null,null,"[1] World Trade Organization. \"Afghanistan\". [http://rtais.wto.org/UI/PublicSearchByMemberResult.aspx?MemberCode=004&lang=1&redirect=1].","[1] National Customs. Andean Community (CAN). Undated. https://www.aduana.gob.bo/aduana7/content/comunidad-andina-can\n[2] International Trade Administration. Bolivia Country Commercial Guide. 2019. \nhttps://www.export.gov/article?id=Bolivia-Trade-Agreements\n[3] National Customs. Partial Scope Agreement for Economic Partnership No. 70 Bolivia, Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela. 2013. https://www.aduana.gob.bo/aduana7/sites/default/files/Resumen%20ACE%2070.pdf","[1] Clare Hammond. Frontier. \"The Grand Plan for the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor\". 26 Sept 2018. https://frontiermyanmar.net/en/the-grand-plan-for-the-china-myanmar-economic-corridor\n[2] Chan Mya Thwe. Myanmar Times. 09 Feb 2017. \"MoUs inked to step up Thailand-Myanmar cross-border trade\". https://www.mmtimes.com/business/24884-mous-inked-to-step-up-thailand-myanmar-cross-border-trade.html[3] ASEAN. \"About ASEAN\". https://asean.org/asean/about-asean/ [4] ASEAN. \"ASEAN Agreement on Customs\". https://asean.org/?static_post=asean-agreement-on-customs","[1] Southern Common Market. \"MERCOSUR Countries\". https://www.mercosur.int/en/about-mercosur/mercosur-countries/ \n[2] Office of the President of the Republic (Brazil). \"MERCOSUR suspends Venezuela for \"rupture of democratic order\" (MERCOSUR suspende Venezuela por \"ruptura da ordem democrática\")\". 5 August 2017. http://www2.planalto.gov.br/mandatomicheltemer/acompanhe-planalto/noticias/2017/08/MERCOSUR-suspende-venezuela-por-ruptura-da-ordem-democratica\n[3] Marchao, Talita. UOL. \"MERCOSUR imposes new suspension on Venezuela (MERCOSUR impõe nova suspensão à Venezuela)\". 5 August 2017. https://noticias.uol.com.br/internacional/ultimas-noticias/2017/08/05/reuniao-da-cupula-do-MERCOSUR-decide-pela-suspensao-politica-da-venezuela.htm","[1] Clare Hammond. Frontier. \"The Grand Plan for the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor\". 26 Sept 2018. https://frontiermyanmar.net/en/the-grand-plan-for-the-china-myanmar-economic-corridor\n[2] Chan Mya Thwe. Myanmar Times. 09 Feb 2017. \"MoUs inked to step up Thailand-Myanmar cross-border trade\". https://www.mmtimes.com/business/24884-mous-inked-to-step-up-thailand-myanmar-cross-border-trade.html[3] ASEAN. \"About ASEAN\". https://asean.org/asean/about-asean/ [4] ASEAN. \"ASEAN Agreement on Customs\". https://asean.org/?static_post=asean-agreement-on-customs","\"[1] Association of Southeast Asian Countries, \"\"ASEAN – China Free Trade Agreements\"\", accessed in 2019, https://asean.org/?static_post=asean-china-free-trade-area-2.\n[2] Association of Southeast Asian Countries, \"\"Third Protocol to Amend the Framework Agreement on Comprehensive Economic Co-Operation Between the Association of Southeast ASIAN Nations and the People’s Republic of China\"\", 2012, https://www.asean.org/wp-content/uploads/images/2013/economic/afta/ACFTA/2-%20ACFTA%20-%203rd%20Protocol%20to%20Amend%20FA%20-%202012%20-%20CTC%20scan.pdf.\"","[1] International Trade Administration. Colombia Country Commercial Guide. 2018. https://www.export.gov/article?id=Colombia-Trade-Agreements\n[2] Expocamacol. Colombia and its current Free Trade Agreements (FTA). 2018. http://www.expocamacol.com/uncategorized/colombia-and-its-current-free-trade-agreements-fta/","[1] Clare Hammond. Frontier. \"The Grand Plan for the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor\". 26 Sept 2018. https://frontiermyanmar.net/en/the-grand-plan-for-the-china-myanmar-economic-corridor\n[2] Chan Mya Thwe. Myanmar Times. 09 Feb 2017. \"MoUs inked to step up Thailand-Myanmar cross-border trade\". https://www.mmtimes.com/business/24884-mous-inked-to-step-up-thailand-myanmar-cross-border-trade.html[3] ASEAN. \"About ASEAN\". https://asean.org/asean/about-asean/ [4] ASEAN. \"ASEAN Agreement on Customs\". https://asean.org/?static_post=asean-agreement-on-customs","[1] Ministry of Foreign Trade and Investments. Commercial Agreements. 2019. https://www.comercioexterior.gob.ec/acuerdos-comerciales/\n[2] International Trade Administration. Venezuela Country Commercial Guide. 2016. https://www.export.gov/article?id=Ecuador-Trade-Agreements","(1)ECOWAS. \"Member States\". [http://www.ecowas.int/member-states/]. \n(2)ECOWAS. \"Basic Information\". [http://www.ecowas.int/about-ecowas/basic-information/].","1- Arvand free zone, https://arvandfreezone.com\n2- Reuters, \"Iran's Rouhani signs trade pacts in Iraq to help offset US sanctions\", 2019, https://www.reuters.com/article/us-iran-iraq-visit/irans-rouhani-signs-trade-pacts-in-iraq-to-help-offset-us-sanctions-idUSKBN1QS0FI\n","(1) Arab Economic Integration Department \"Arab Customs Union 33 Meeting\" 2018 http://www.las-aeid.org/content/attachment/attachment/attachement_file/033%20Report.pdf\n(2) bilaterals \"GAFTA\" Accessed 23 May 2019 https://www.bilaterals.org/?-GAFTA-\n(3) Al Jazeera \"Iraq to establish free-trade zone along border with Iran\" 2018 https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2018/11/iraq-establish-free-trade-zone-border-iran-181117085912770.html","[1] Eurasian Economic Union. “Eurasian Economic Union”. [http://www.eaeunion.org/?lang=en#about]\n \n [2] World Bank. “Free Trade Agreement between Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Kazakhstan, Russian Federation, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan And Kyrgyz Republic”. [https://wits.worldbank.org/GPTAD/PDF/archive/CIS.pdf]","[1] Eurasian Economic Union. “Eurasian Economic Union”. [http://www.eaeunion.org/?lang=en#about]\n\n[2] World Bank. “Free Trade Agreement between Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Kazakhstan, Russian Federation, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan And Kyrgyz Republic”. [https://wits.worldbank.org/GPTAD/PDF/archive/CIS.pdf]","[1] Clare Hammond. Frontier. \"The Grand Plan for the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor\". 26 Sept 2018. https://frontiermyanmar.net/en/the-grand-plan-for-the-china-myanmar-economic-corridor\n[2] Chan Mya Thwe. Myanmar Times. 09 Feb 2017. \"MoUs inked to step up Thailand-Myanmar cross-border trade\". https://www.mmtimes.com/business/24884-mous-inked-to-step-up-thailand-myanmar-cross-border-trade.html[3] ASEAN. \"About ASEAN\". https://asean.org/asean/about-asean/ [4] ASEAN. \"ASEAN Agreement on Customs\". https://asean.org/?static_post=asean-agreement-on-customs","[1] ECOWAS, \"Member states\", 2019, http://www.ecowas.int/member-states/\n[2] UNECA \"Towards Regional Integration in West Africa\" 2015 https://www.uneca.org/sites/default/files/PublicationFiles/int_progr_ri_inceptionecowaseng.pdf","[1] UNECA \"Towards Regional Integration in West Africa\" 2015 https://www.uneca.org/sites/default/files/PublicationFiles/int_progr_ri_inceptionecowaseng.pdf","[1] Clare Hammond. Frontier. \"The Grand Plan for the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor\". 26 Sept 2018. https://frontiermyanmar.net/en/the-grand-plan-for-the-china-myanmar-economic-corridor\n[2] Chan Mya Thwe. Myanmar Times. 09 Feb 2017. \"MoUs inked to step up Thailand-Myanmar cross-border trade\". https://www.mmtimes.com/business/24884-mous-inked-to-step-up-thailand-myanmar-cross-border-trade.html[3] ASEAN. \"About ASEAN\". https://asean.org/asean/about-asean/ [4] ASEAN. \"ASEAN Agreement on Customs\". https://asean.org/?static_post=asean-agreement-on-customs","[1] Foreign Trade Information System. “INFORMACIÓN sobre PERÚ”. http://www.sice.oas.org/ctyindex/per/peragreements_s.asp\n[2] Andean Community. “Facilitación del Comercio y Aduanas”. http://www.comunidadandina.org/Seccion.aspx?id=323&tipo=TE&title=facilitacion-del-comercio-y-aduanas\n[3] Americas Society/Council of the Americas. “What is Mercosur?”/ https://www.as-coa.org/articles/explainer-what-mercosur-0\n[4] Mercosur. \"Mercosur countries\". https://www.mercosur.int/en/about-mercosur/mercosur-countries/\n","(1)ECOWAS. \"Member States\". [http://www.ecowas.int/member-states/]. \n(2)ECOWAS. \"Basic Information\". [http://www.ecowas.int/about-ecowas/basic-information/].","[1] Clare Hammond. Frontier. \"The Grand Plan for the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor\". 26 Sept 2018. https://frontiermyanmar.net/en/the-grand-plan-for-the-china-myanmar-economic-corridor\n[2] Chan Mya Thwe. Myanmar Times. 09 Feb 2017. \"MoUs inked to step up Thailand-Myanmar cross-border trade\". https://www.mmtimes.com/business/24884-mous-inked-to-step-up-thailand-myanmar-cross-border-trade.html[3] ASEAN. \"About ASEAN\". https://asean.org/asean/about-asean/ [4] ASEAN. \"ASEAN Agreement on Customs\". https://asean.org/?static_post=asean-agreement-on-customs","[1] Clare Hammond. Frontier. \"The Grand Plan for the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor\". 26 Sept 2018. https://frontiermyanmar.net/en/the-grand-plan-for-the-china-myanmar-economic-corridor\n[2] Chan Mya Thwe. Myanmar Times. 09 Feb 2017. \"MoUs inked to step up Thailand-Myanmar cross-border trade\". https://www.mmtimes.com/business/24884-mous-inked-to-step-up-thailand-myanmar-cross-border-trade.html[3] ASEAN. \"About ASEAN\". https://asean.org/asean/about-asean/ [4] ASEAN. \"ASEAN Agreement on Customs\". https://asean.org/?static_post=asean-agreement-on-customs","[1] Bilateral.org, \"Turkey-Syria free trade agreement\", November 2006.\nhttps://www.bilaterals.org/?turkey-syria-free-trade-agreement\n\n[2] Belt & Road, \"Syrian Arab Republic: Market Profile\"\nhttps://beltandroad.hktdc.com/en/country-profiles/syria","[1] Commonwealth of Independent States. 2011. \"Free trade agreement.\" (\"Договор о зоне свободной торговли.\") [http://cis.minsk.by/reestr/ru/index.html#reestr/view/text?doc=3183].\n\n[2] World Trade Organization. \"Treaty on a Free Trade Area between members of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).\" [http://rtais.wto.org/UI/PublicShowMemberRTAIDCard.aspx?rtaid=762].\n\n[3] World Trade Organization. \"Tajikistan.\" [http://rtais.wto.org/UI/PublicSearchByMemberResult.aspx?MemberCode=762&lang=1&redirect=1].\n\n[4] Government of Uzbekistan, Government of Tajikistan. 9 March 2018. \"Agreement on withdrawal from the free trade regime for the Free Trade Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan of 10 January 1996\", (\"Протокол об изъятиях из режима свободной торговли к соглашению между правительством Республики Узбекистан и правительством Республики Таджикистан о свободной торговле от 10 января 1996 годa\"). [https://www.lex.uz/docs/3806887].\n\n[5] Novaya Gazeta. 10 July 2018. \"Tajikistan defends itself from Uzbek imports\", (\"Таджикистан защищается от узбекского импорта\"). [https://www.ng.ru/cis/2018-07-10/5_7262_tajikistan.html].","[1] Commonwealth of Independent States. 2011. \"Free trade agreement.\" (\"Договор о зоне свободной торговли.\") [http://cis.minsk.by/reestr/ru/index.html#reestr/view/text?doc=3183].\n\n[2] World Trade Organization. \"Treaty on a Free Trade Area between members of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).\" [http://rtais.wto.org/UI/PublicShowMemberRTAIDCard.aspx?rtaid=762].\n\n[3] World Trade Organization. \"Tajikistan.\" [http://rtais.wto.org/UI/PublicSearchByMemberResult.aspx?MemberCode=762&lang=1&redirect=1].\n\n[4] Government of Uzbekistan, Government of Tajikistan. 9 March 2018. \"Agreement on withdrawal from the free trade regime for the Free Trade Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan of 10 January 1996\", (\"Протокол об изъятиях из режима свободной торговли к соглашению между правительством Республики Узбекистан и правительством Республики Таджикистан о свободной торговле от 10 января 1996 годa\"). [https://www.lex.uz/docs/3806887].\n\n[5] Novaya Gazeta. 10 July 2018. \"Tajikistan defends itself from Uzbek imports\", (\"Таджикистан защищается от узбекского импорта\"). [https://www.ng.ru/cis/2018-07-10/5_7262_tajikistan.html].","[1] Clare Hammond. Frontier. \"The Grand Plan for the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor\". 26 Sept 2018. https://frontiermyanmar.net/en/the-grand-plan-for-the-china-myanmar-economic-corridor\n[2] Chan Mya Thwe. Myanmar Times. 09 Feb 2017. \"MoUs inked to step up Thailand-Myanmar cross-border trade\". https://www.mmtimes.com/business/24884-mous-inked-to-step-up-thailand-myanmar-cross-border-trade.html[3] ASEAN. \"About ASEAN\". https://asean.org/asean/about-asean/ [4] ASEAN. \"ASEAN Agreement on Customs\". https://asean.org/?static_post=asean-agreement-on-customs","[1] Republic of Turkey Ministry of Trade website, Syria/Bilateral agreements, https://www.ticaret.gov.tr/yurtdisi-teskilati/orta-dogu-ve-korfez/suriye/ikili-anlasmalar, Accessed 6 April 2019. [2] Republic of Turkey Ministry of Trade website, Syria/Bilateral agreements/Free trade agreement, https://www.ticaret.gov.tr/yurtdisi-teskilati/orta-dogu-ve-korfez/suriye/ikili-anlasmalar/serbest-ticaret-anlasmasi, Accessed 6 April 2019. The text of the agreement can also be downloaded from this link in English or Turkish. [3] Republic of Turkey Ministry of Trade website, Iraq/Bilateral agreements, https://www.ticaret.gov.tr/yurtdisi-teskilati/orta-dogu-ve-korfez/irak/ikili-anlasmalar, Accessed 6 April 2019 [4] Prime Ministry of Turkey Official Gazette, Decision of the Council of Ministers approving the Agreement on Economic and Technical Cooperation between the Government of the Republic of Turkey and the Government of the Republic of Iraq, 14 May 1976, https://ticaret.gov.tr/data/5b8b1fd013b8760ee0836e75/Irak%20Anlaşması.pdf [5] Decision Approving the Preferential Trade Agreement between the Republic of Turkey and the Islamic Republic of Iran (in Turkish). 4 November 2014. http://www.resmigazete.gov.tr/eskiler/2014/11/20141104-2.htm Accessed 18-04-2019. The text of the agreement is also available in three languages incuding English at https://ticaret.gov.tr/data/5b8e433613b8761b8471b9df/Tercihli_Ticaret_Anlasmasi.pdf. [6] Republic of Turkey Ministry of Trade website, Iran/Bilateral agreements, https://www.ticaret.gov.tr/yurtdisi-teskilati/guney-asya/iran/ikili-anlasmalar Accessed 18 April 2019.","[1] World Trade Organization. \"Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).\". [http://rtais.wto.org/UI/PublicShowMemberRTAIDCard.aspx?rtaid=99]\n\n[2] World Trade Organization. \"Treaty on a Free Trade Area between members of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).\". [http://rtais.wto.org/UI/PublicShowMemberRTAIDCard.aspx?rtaid=762]\n\n[3] Commonwealth of Independent States. 2013. \"Protocol on the application of the 18 October 2011 free trade agreement between its parties and the Republic of Uzbekistan.\" (\"Протокол о применении договора о зоне свободной торговли от 18 октября 2011 года между его сторонами и Республикой Узбекистан.\"). [http://cis.minsk.by/reestr/ru/index.html#reestr/view/text?doc=3868] \n\n[4] World Trade Organization. \"Turkmenistan.\". [http://rtais.wto.org/UI/PublicSearchByMemberResult.aspx?MemberCode=795&lang=1&redirect=1]","[1] Commonwealth of Independent States. 2011. \"Free trade agreement.\" (\"Договор о зоне свободной торговли.\") [http://cis.minsk.by/reestr/ru/index.html#reestr/view/text?doc=3183].\n\n[2] World Trade Organization. \"Treaty on a Free Trade Area between members of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).\" [http://rtais.wto.org/UI/PublicShowMemberRTAIDCard.aspx?rtaid=762].\n\n[3] Commonwealth of Independent States. 2013. \"Protocol on the application of the 18 October 2011 free trade agreement between its parties and the Republic of Uzbekistan.\" (\"Протокол о применении договора о зоне свободной торговли от 18 октября 2011 года между его сторонами и Республикой Узбекистан.\") [http://cis.minsk.by/reestr/ru/index.html#reestr/view/text?doc=3868]. \n\n[4] World Trade Organization. 7 July 2020. \"Uzbekistan resumes WTO membership negotiations\". [https://www.wto.org/english/news_e/news20_e/acc_uzb_07jul20_e.htm].\n\n[5] World Trade Organization. \"Uzbekistan.\" [http://rtais.wto.org/UI/PublicSearchByMemberResult.aspx?MemberCode=860&lang=1&redirect=1].\n\n[6] Government of Uzbekistan, Government of Tajikistan. 9 March 2018. \"Agreement on withdrawal from the free trade regime for the Free Trade Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan of 10 January 1996\", (\"Протокол об изъятиях из режима свободной торговли к соглашению между правительством Республики Узбекистан и правительством Республики Таджикистан о свободной торговле от 10 января 1996 годa\"). [https://www.lex.uz/docs/3806887].\n\n[7] Novaya Gazeta. 10 July 2018. \"Tajikistan defends itself from Uzbek imports\", (\"Таджикистан защищается от узбекского импорта\"). [https://www.ng.ru/cis/2018-07-10/5_7262_tajikistan.html].","[1] Commonwealth of Independent States. 2011. \"Free trade agreement.\" (\"Договор о зоне свободной торговли.\") [http://cis.minsk.by/reestr/ru/index.html#reestr/view/text?doc=3183].\n\n[2] World Trade Organization. \"Treaty on a Free Trade Area between members of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).\" [http://rtais.wto.org/UI/PublicShowMemberRTAIDCard.aspx?rtaid=762].\n\n[3] Commonwealth of Independent States. 2013. \"Protocol on the application of the 18 October 2011 free trade agreement between its parties and the Republic of Uzbekistan.\" (\"Протокол о применении договора о зоне свободной торговли от 18 октября 2011 года между его сторонами и Республикой Узбекистан.\") [http://cis.minsk.by/reestr/ru/index.html#reestr/view/text?doc=3868]. \n\n[4] World Trade Organization. 7 July 2020. \"Uzbekistan resumes WTO membership negotiations\". [https://www.wto.org/english/news_e/news20_e/acc_uzb_07jul20_e.htm].\n\n[5] World Trade Organization. \"Uzbekistan.\" [http://rtais.wto.org/UI/PublicSearchByMemberResult.aspx?MemberCode=860&lang=1&redirect=1].\n\n[6] Government of Uzbekistan, Government of Tajikistan. 9 March 2018. \"Agreement on withdrawal from the free trade regime for the Free Trade Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan of 10 January 1996\", (\"Протокол об изъятиях из режима свободной торговли к соглашению между правительством Республики Узбекистан и правительством Республики Таджикистан о свободной торговле от 10 января 1996 годa\"). [https://www.lex.uz/docs/3806887].\n\n[7] Novaya Gazeta. 10 July 2018. \"Tajikistan defends itself from Uzbek imports\", (\"Таджикистан защищается от узбекского импорта\"). [https://www.ng.ru/cis/2018-07-10/5_7262_tajikistan.html].","[1] Organization of American States. Foreign Trade Information System. 2019. http://www.sice.oas.org/ctyindex/VEN/VENagreements_s.asp\n[2] European Commission. Venezuela. 2019. http://ec.europa.eu/trade/policy/countries-and-regions/countries/venezuela/\n[3] United States Commercial Service. Venezuela - Trade Agreements. 2019. \nhttps://www.export.gov/article?id=Venezuela-Trade-Agreements\n[4] National Customs. Partial Scope Agreement for Economic Partnership No. 70 Bolivia, Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela. 2013. https://www.aduana.gob.bo/aduana7/sites/default/files/Resumen%20ACE%2070.pdf","[1] Clare Hammond. Frontier. \"The Grand Plan for the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor\". 26 Sept 2018. https://frontiermyanmar.net/en/the-grand-plan-for-the-china-myanmar-economic-corridor\n[2] Chan Mya Thwe. Myanmar Times. 09 Feb 2017. \"MoUs inked to step up Thailand-Myanmar cross-border trade\". https://www.mmtimes.com/business/24884-mous-inked-to-step-up-thailand-myanmar-cross-border-trade.html[3] ASEAN. \"About ASEAN\". https://asean.org/asean/about-asean/ [4] ASEAN. \"ASEAN Agreement on Customs\". https://asean.org/?static_post=asean-agreement-on-customs"]
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[null,null,"Year","Various",2018,"Since 2000","Since 2000",2018,2018,2018,2018,2018,2018,"Varied (2000-15)",2018,2018,"2001/05-2011/15",2015,"Various",2018,"2015-17",2018,2018,2018,2018,"2013-2017","Since 2000",2018,2017,2018]
["Amazon","Latin America","Bolivia",18.244667967915198,53.666666666666664,0,0.72398190045248867,52.333333333333336,0,49.9,7,55.69,39.133406232914162,0.52649999999999997,65.98101265822784,63.66,-5.44,78.864980000000003,73.611111111111114,4,19.8,72,53.1,6.0294117647058822,50,1.7747947648033822,2,1,26.892474718513775,100]
["Amazon","Latin America","Brazil",64.614896921169986,49,0.61638921126258661,3.6983352675755197,44.333333333333336,1,51.94,10,49.86,85.118234007654451,1.323,42.415611814345993,81.08,2.02,86.636369999999999,95.833333333333343,1,2.5,56.75,10.7,7.1732026143790844,51.5,1.3565287870207441,2,1,3.3743399446933817,100]
["Amazon","Latin America","Peru",30.237644075282454,31,0.31409008103524089,4.2402160939757518,30,1,74.89,15,73.58,78.461591033351567,1.161,54.683544303797461,88.49,-0.55000000000000004,72.418030000000002,80.555555555555557,3,8.8000000000000007,59,27.7,6.4542483660130721,47,1.4490489553999204,2,1,11.509007066038315,100]
["Amazon","Latin America","Venezuela",67.857142857142861,84.333333333333329,6.3836578359399945E-2,6.3836578359399945E-2,84,0,51.92,8,56.88,11.016949152542374,2.5790000000000002,83.502109704641356,80.739999999999995,3.49,86.399519999999995,95.833333333333343,1,11.7,94,22.2,4.9673202614379086,81,0.94292694416535172,2,4,3.6323734189503472,100]
["Amu Darya","Asia","Turkmenistan",24.715228067890166,56.333333333333336,0,0,64.666666666666671,0,26,7,45,0,163,55.949367088607588,9.8000000000000007,-0.59,96,39.027777777777779,3,5.4,98,25,1.405,41,4.4000000000000004,3,2,6.5392946690000002,0]
["Amu Darya","Asia","Uzbekistan: Amu",21.758700488273497,53.333333333333336,2.9779054306572387E-8,5.9558108613144775E-8,52.666666666666664,0,67.900000000000006,13,61.7,13.789682539682538,156.438199,44.124472573839661,0,-44.29,96.072582362840677,16.666666666666671,5,6.3,78,16,1.55,38,3.5554825523167,2,2,3.382168498,66.67]
["Mekong","Asia","Laos",19.377476731193127,58,0,4.2285147706395261,52,0,64.930000000000007,12,67.94,28.116457080371788,1.393,46.740506329113927,0,26.34,73.352919999999997,68.055555555555557,5,16.600000000000001,84,27.5,1.5686274509803921,31,0.210767164455156,3,1,86.629221026824894,60]
["Mekong","Asia","Myanmar",12.324753777046871,54.333333333333336,0,0.16863090442375073,47.666666666666664,0,52.3,2,70.349999999999994,23.441771459814113,3.7040000000000002,49.567510548523202,0,8.4499999999999993,59.848700000000001,54.166666666666671,1,10.5,81.75,10.199999999999999,2.9738562091503269,50,3.5372358231739063,3,3,51.571888378499487,0]
["Sava","Europe","Bosnia and herzegovina",28.289149907494661,55.666666666666664,0,0.56980056980056981,52,0,61.99,13,53.22,53.007107709130679,1.4339999999999999,57.710970464135031,0,-0.71,98.066670000000002,81.944444444444443,5,2.5,78,21.4,5.5882352941176467,47,0.98999077590272166,3,3,27.753877941863859,100]
["Sava","Europe","Croatia",43.604634832889971,43.666666666666664,7.1215940976228118E-2,0.8546278127101099,39,0,74.069999999999993,11,55.7,80.276107162383823,0.97850000000000004,63.343881856540079,86.58,-0.06,99.605559999999997,86.111111111111114,5,2.5,53,18.5,6.4542483660130721,19,1.5213259666843499,3,2,20.17725522679364,100]
["Sava","Europe","Slovenia",50.003460045631897,28,7.1215940976228118E-2,0.8546278127101099,29.333333333333332,1,72.099999999999994,9,65.22,96.610169491525426,6.1260000000000003,95.569620253164558,88.5,6.27,99.397109999999998,87.5,4,2.5,31,24.4,7.450980392156862,13,0.99220646170145999,3,1,11.089470433815725,100]
["Senegal","Africa","Guinea",3.4528914787217326,57.6,0,0.23590469450342061,55.3,0,51.92,6,74.040000000000006,15.049207217058502,0.3266,90,51.13,14.82,55.07226,68.055555555555557,1,19.7,88,21.9,3.6928104575163401,53,2.8512163431547659,2,1,1.3215772697809185,100]
["Senegal","Africa","Senegal",25,48.333333333333336,0.12618296529968454,1.1356466876971609,41.333333333333336,0,57.47,6,59.6,52.364680153089111,7.2329999999999997,50.928270042194093,42.69,0.8,63.283290000000001,56.944444444444443,4,11.3,59,41.8,5.4575163398692812,38,1.7342619316410901,3,2,8.1577313347563027,100]
["Syr Darya","Asia","Kazakhstan",82.392306079707254,47.333333333333336,0,8.1020075154221709E-7,50.666666666666664,0,82.4,16,76.5,65.674603174603163,31.137308999999998,56.751054852320678,28.6,-7.25,92.314459816697877,47.222222222222221,3,2.5,69,27.1028037383178,3.8400000000000003,31,0.99164520583649352,2,2,4.5374207719999999,100]
["Syr Darya","Asia","Uzbekistan: Syr",21.758700488273497,53.333333333333336,2.9779054306572387E-8,5.9558108613144775E-8,52.666666666666664,0,67.900000000000006,13,61.7,13.789682539682538,156.438199,44.124472573839661,0,-44.29,96.072582362840677,16.666666666666671,5,6.3,78,16,1.55,38,3.5554825523167,2,2,11.4048956,100]
["Tigris-Euphrates","MENA","Iran",31.024519511604382,47.666666666666664,0,0.13552973645626704,53.333333333333336,0,63.98,10,69.11,24.972662657189723,90,50.886075949367083,64.319999999999993,-4.5,89.42671,51.388888888888886,3,4.9000000000000004,80.25,5.9,2.9575163398692812,42.5,2.5868596778250117,1,4,8.9010928062653143,66.666666666666657]
["Tigris-Euphrates","MENA","Turkey",57.520683949255385,52.333333333333336,0,2.8484735896959563,50.333333333333336,0,76.58,15,73.19,83.870967741935488,27.49,74.440928270042193,92.21,5.64,99.630279999999999,69.444444444444443,4,2.5,63,17.399999999999999,3.6764705882352944,56,1.994741075091732,2,3.5,5.8259254459611798,33.333333333333329]
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[null,null,"Indicator","Total renewable water resources per capita","Environmental Water Stress","Human Water Stress","External water dependency ratio","Cereal import dependency ratio","Interannual variability (WRI)","Seasonal variability (WRI)","Total water footprint of national consumption","Water footprint of national production","Total virtual water flows","Change in internal renewable water resources per capita","Threat to Fish","Extinction Risk","Species Habitat Index","Environmental Performance Index","ND Gain Vulnerability Index","Percent of Tree cover loss at 10% canopy ","Population, total (in thousands)","Population Projection 2050","Population growth projection","Rural population (% of total population)","Young age (0-14) dependency ratio (per 100 people ages 15-64)","Human Development Index","GINI index (World Bank estimate)","Gender Inequality Index","Access to electricity (% of population)","Multidimensional Poverty","Population with at least some secondary education, female (% ages 25 and older)","Expected years of schooling, female (years)","Mortality rate attributed to unsafe water, unsafe sanitation and lack of hygiene (deaths per 100,000 population)","GNI per capita, PPP (current international $)","GDP (current US$) in billions","Poverty gap at $1.90 a day (2011 PPP) (%)","Exports of goods and services (% of GDP)","Imports of goods and services (% of GDP)","Net ODA received (% of GNI)","Inward FDI Flows (% of GDP)","Political Stability Risk","Democracy Index","Corruption Perception Index","Voice and Accountability","Rule of Law","Regulatory Quality"]
[null,null,"Source","FAO AQUASTAT","TWAP","TWAP","FAO AQUASTAT","FAO","FAO AQUASTAT","FAO AQUASTAT","Water footprint network","Water footprint network","Water footprint network","FAO AQUASTAT","TWAP","TWAP","Yale - EPI","Yale University","Notre-Dame","WRI","World Bank","UN DESA",null,"World Bank","UNDP","UNDP","World Bank","UNDP","World Bank","University of Oxford","UNDP","UNDP","UNSTATS","World Bank","World Bank","World Bank","World Bank","World Bank","World Bank","UNCTAD","EIU","EIU","Transparency International","World Bank","World Bank","World Bank"]
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["Amazon","Latin America","Ecuador",26611,2,1,0,null,2.9,2.8,2006.775130123383,32252.892576578321,-4347.084089974448,-12.011944515797586,2,4,73.930000000000007,57.42,0.446357423642045,15.294221593921186,16624.858,22968,38.154563485594885,36.33,44.1,0.752,44.7,0.38500000000000001,99.936813354492202,7.6797471046447754,52.1,15.4,0.6,11330,104.29586199999999,3.2,20.832817892621669,21.588903498395744,0.19921167697784592,16.922435311000001,45,6.0176237161531274,34,-0.1736270934343338,-0.70135903358459473,-1.0023137331008911]
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["Amu Darya","Asia","Tajikistan: Amu",7114,2,3,17.34,35.9,2.1,3.6,2387.1285871440587,9046.3230243692433,1359.8086807503873,-16.299362344781297,3,3,93.3,38.200000000000003,0.42945936731331902,-100,9321.018,16208,73.886586207643845,72.691000000000003,61.1,0.65600000000000003,0,0.377,99.3,3.621961921453476,98.8,10.9,2.7,4100,8.116626794258373,4.8,15.721204753127575,40.921539406774116,"",212.81,null,1.93,25,1.2123502492904663,0.59910738468170166,0.49927449226379395]
["Mekong","Asia","Cambodia",29747,2,2,74.67,-1.3,0.6,3.1,1077.9285882554752,14837.141173325108,-1081.9469466281314,-11.86247723132969,5,4,25.44,43.23,0.51746901051057603,-46.618623221547857,16005.373,22019,37.572551417577088,77.02,48.6,0.58199999999999996,null,0.47299999999999998,49.770656585693402,38.059017181396484,15.1,11.2,6.5,3760,22.158209502639128,null,60.733966143158192,64.160758543161052,4.0525072590881788,93.732732182700005,65,3.6260270774976653,20,-1.1557912826538086,-1.0560673475265503,-0.50293779373168945]
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["Mekong","Asia","Thailand",6353,2,3,48.81,-29.4,1,3.5,1407.4225045574028,144746.50513829148,-27959.823540070611,-2.364765001477978,5,4,69.540000000000006,49.88,0.40865457267440503,3.1420201646734256,69037.513000000006,65372,-5.3094511095728576,50.8,24.3,0.755,36.5,0.39300000000000002,100,1.0726219415664673,42.4,14.8,3.5,17040,455.30268298575714,0,68.172008302399519,54.63083844165768,5.7585851502353409E-2,48.744793575400003,60,4.6336134453781508,36,-1.0470046997070312,4.3739981949329376E-2,0.14079579710960388]
["Mekong","Asia","Vietnam",9254,2,3,59.35,-12.6,0.7,3.2,1058.4614526311786,109493.30912401486,-18901.94234167898,-8.2100238663484486,5,4,38.630000000000003,46.96,0.476697243389405,40.171184823483195,95540.800000000003,114630,19.98015507510927,64.787000000000006,33,0.69399999999999995,35.299999999999997,0.30399999999999999,100,8.7925291061401367,66.2,12.9,1.6,6450,223.77986581518255,null,101.59343584416622,98.791144582224248,1.1156457272658646,57.904868649100003,50,3.0750466853408027,33,-1.4016016721725464,6.950698047876358E-2,-0.39828002452850342]
["Sava","Europe","Croatia",25185,1,1,64.27,null,1,1.2,1687.7547023168581,5639.3279920463392,1973.3970345497582,2.7620478446781465,4,4,88.79,65.45,0.38720317991105802,142.74171078294791,4124.5309999999999,3461,-16.087429091937967,43.332999999999998,22.4,0.83099999999999996,31.1,0.124,100,null,94.5,15.7,0.1,25810,55.213087270634063,0.7,51.08624181483308,48.838681991753532,0,60.963478440400003,35,6.6293183940242759,48,0.51136535406112671,0.3342721164226532,0.42410600185394287]
["Sava","Europe","Serbia",18451,2,4,null,-47.2,1,1,null,28898.880838629695,null,3.1494352736750648,4,3,86.51,57.49,0.40947996424482902,63.559322033898304,7020.8580000000002,7447,6.0696570134305494,44.058,24.9,0.78700000000000003,28.5,0.18099999999999999,100,0.49838405847549438,84.6,15.1,0.7,14360,41.431648801166318,0.1,52.449656006124037,61.259749942486806,4.3784047867398632,85.599564570499993,45,6.4142390289449107,39,0.11579394340515137,-0.1922990083694458,9.0444311499595642E-3]
["Sava","Europe","Slovenia",15322,1,1,41.42,36.9,0.9,1,2012.3685518725858,2078.9590640873002,1415.0118343011604,-2.4632670700086434,4,4,83.78,67.569999999999993,0.33933370962540099,476.92842251563582,2066.3879999999999,1942,-6.0195858667394475,45.726999999999997,22.7,0.89600000000000002,25.4,5.3999999999999999E-2,100,null,97.4,18,0,33980,48.769655479238807,0,82.210779217689861,72.553220694367198,0,32.8745939796,20,7.5042016806722689,60,1.0047938823699951,1.0234661102294922,0.57815390825271606]
["Senegal","Africa","Guinea",17771,1,1,0,null,0.9,4,1605.5934571050673,16920.248435598158,134.40015408029271,-19.475268430747114,2,2,82.88,46.62,0.54324196016287396,564.09721914223621,12717.175999999999,26852,111.14750633316706,64.206999999999994,77.400000000000006,0.45900000000000002,33.700000000000003,null,33.5,92.606964111328125,null,7.8,44.6,2230,10.472514514619975,35.299999999999997,42.730299667036626,104.0362899530593,4.3883256983041363,44.4615433162,55,3.1378384687208216,28,-0.74111348390579224,-1.2285031080245972,-0.83789241313934326]
["Senegal","Africa","Mali",6472,2,1,50,7.8,1.3,4,2043.810399799625,22170.175387402007,-3075.1427337953746,-21.829855537720707,2,2,96.97,43.71,0.60932122898141206,380.16319129646422,18541.98,44020,137.40722403971961,58.427999999999997,95.8,0.42699999999999999,null,0.67800000000000005,35.069499969482401,87.732307434082031,7.3,6.8,70.7,2160,15.334336143644006,49.7,23.098195273141027,38.71065039502767,9.0653354534413566,26.1488449219,55,5.6432306255835663,32,-0.25627610087394714,-0.77740120887756348,-0.57268053293228149]
["Senegal","Africa","Mauritania",2579,2,5,96.49,87.1,1.8,3.2,2565.0633331316881,2915.2854092484231,819.23895399966989,-18.194675540765395,2,1,94.39,39.24,0.56734861013436,null,4420.1840000000002,8965,102.81961112931045,47.176000000000002,70.099999999999994,0.52,32.6,0.61699999999999999,41.652107238769503,72.923904418945313,12.2,8.5,38.6,3890,5.0247086559914713,6,41.963685278498822,69.076173091788334,5.7514980924006398,140.37373740109999,61.25,3.8216386554621851,27,-0.80009597539901733,-0.59923547506332397,-0.77599459886550903]
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