Sentence examples for framework for water from inspiring English sources

The Bay Delta Conservation Plan, a federal and state initiative, would re-engineer the delta to make it safe for native species and would establish a framework for water distribution for the next 50 years.

Using a qualitative study design, 26 semi-structured interviews were conducted with residents using a social capital framework for water, sanitation and hygiene.

Our analysis is based on a conceptual framework for water governance comprising a system of resources, arrangements for access, and outcomes for people and ecosystems.

This research aims to develop a framework for water and carbon footprint analysis to estimate the current and future trends of water consumption and withdrawal by electricity production sectors for national energy development plans – alongside carbon emissions from various electricity sources.

A fertile discussion is developing in the EU regarding the application of the Water Framework Directive (60/2000) (WFD), the legislative act that provides the framework for water regulation in Europe and emphasises the role of economic instruments in water policy.

Those limits are considered outdated by the province and are in the process of being updated, with a new management framework for water quantity promised to come into effect by October 29.

The MIT team's new framework for water-supply analysis incorporates several uncertainties that policymakers must confront in these cases, and runs large numbers of simulations of water availability over a 30-year period.

Biswal, B. P. et al. Pore surface engineering in porous, chemically stable covalent organic frameworks for water adsorption.

Accelerate promulgation of a Draft Water Act as the framework for national water management by reviewing the draft and implementing all necessary steps to make it effective, including reviewing existing laws and regulations.

While international protocols govern the measurement of greenhouse gas emissions, no such framework exists for water consumption.

SD-based socio-hydrological modeling was deemed a suitable decision-support framework for designing water resource policies contributing to successful integrated water resources management practice.