„… the responsible local authority” in charge of water supply and sanitation. Similarly Aquafed …” „… (representing the private sector in water supply and sanitation at international level) suggested that it was …” „… standpipes, public latrines and water supply and sanitation networks ought to be addressed. Attention should …”

„… Manoeuvring in Rough Waters: The UK Manual of the Law of Armed Conflict and the Law of Naval …” „… specifies the prohibition of “hostile actions” by belligerents in neutral waters. Although it is identical …” „… others: a. attack on or capture of persons or objects located in, on, or over neutral waters or …”

„… : Appraisal of the Sao Paulo Water Supply and Pollution Control Project. Report No. PU-61a. Washington 1971 …” „… /brazil-sao-paulo-water-supply-pollution-control-projects – im Folgenden zitiert als: Appraisal Report, p. 3. 3 Vgl. hierzu auch: Frey, Marc …” „… werden. Die Untersuchung erfolgt am Beispiel der Vorbereitungsphase des Sao Paulo Water Supply and …”

„… Bildung eines Netzwerks verschiedener Akteure. Das von der Weltbank unterstützte „Water Supply and …”

„… tremendous for people. However, since water supply in the world is great when compared with diamonds, its …” „… shortfalls. Besides, water supply is exceptionally capital-intensive and the capital assets used in water …” „… significant economies of scale in many parts of water supply and sanitation. Such economies of scale are most …”

„… Wittington (1991), Rent Seeking in Water Supply, Report INU 85, The World bank, Sector Policy and Research …” „… Wittington (1991), Rent Seeking in Water Supply, Report INU 85, The World Bank, Sector Policy an Research …” „… Activities (2002): Report of analysis the case study of the drinking water supply in the …”

„… . Abstract Johann Wackerbauer; Structure and Development of German Water Supply compared with other …” „… ; regulation; waste water management; water supply Considering the objective of the United Nations to …” „… to be an obstacle to international competitiveness. The public water supply in Germany, in contrast …”