Sentence examples for water endowment from inspiring English sources
Being an upper riparian country, the water endowment in Nepal and Bhutan largely represent a source of hydroelectric power, both for consumption and for earning revenues through export of energy (Iyer 1999).
This option has already been adopted by Moroccan Water planners, especially to satisfy water demand of irrigated agriculture in low water endowments areas.
The country has some of the best land and water endowments in Africa, though only some 15% of it is cultivated and a similar portion is actually irrigated, experts say.
The decline in surface water endowments coupled with limited water storage capacity, rapid industrial development and urbanization have intensified the water scarcity problem, resulting in fierce competition for access to water between different uses and users.
In the last two cases, countries may have a relatively high level of water resources endowment, but are unable to capture and distribute them because of limited financial resources for infrastructure development or lack of institutional capacity to maintain and manage them appropriately.
Morocco is among the countries with low per capita water resources endowments.
Pakistan has many assets of which it can make better use from its vast water and river endowment, to its coastline and cities, to its natural resources.
Sub-Saharan Africa is known for having a rich aquifer and a tropical climate, but in spite of these endowments, water scarcity remains an identity of the people of this sub-region.
Portsmouth's supreme natural endowment is water.
Thailand's naturally high seasonal endowment of water resources brings with it the regularly experienced problems associated with floods during the wet season and droughts during the dry season.
Joining the young activist/designers and teachers this week will be Y-PLAN national partners and funders such as Capital One Foundation, The California Endowment, the Water & Elise Haas Fund and the Tomodachi SoftBank in Japan.
