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Community water management conjures up images of a vibrant civil society whose citizens take full responsibility at the local level. Is this possible in the former Soviet Union?
Community water management conjures up images of a vibrant civil society whose citizens take full responsibility at the local level. Is this possible in the former Soviet Union?
Environmental flows assessment integrating snow trout habitat requirements in the Shakhimardan basin, Central Asia
Hayes, D. S.
Hägele, T.
Kopecki, I.
Zeiringer, B.
Karimov, E.
Karimov, B. K.
Coeck, J.
Verhelst, P.
De Keyser, J.
Omonov, O.
Schneider, M.
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Rosario, Teresita Cruz-Del
Australian Journal of International Affairs, Vol. 63 (2009), Iss. 3 P.404
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