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RELATÓRIO MUNDIAL DAS NAÇÕES UNIDAS SOBREO DESENVOLVIMENTO DOS RECURSOS HÍDRICOS 4

O manejo dos recursoshídricos em condiçõesde incerteza e risco

Capítulo 1:

Reconhecendo o papel vital da

água e suas dimensões globais

desenvolvimento, BANK,

Além das bacias hidrográficas: as dimensõesinternacionais e globais da governança hídrica


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VISÃO GERAL DAS MENSAGENS CENTRAIS – WWDR42

Reconhecendo a água na política global

Alimentos e agricultura

Capítulo 2:


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VISÃO GERAL DAS MENSAGENS CENTRAIS – WWDR4 3

70% mais comida em 40 anos, mas sim o de

Energia

Figura 1 – Consumo mundial de

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Indústria

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Gás naturalCombustíveis fósseis Carvão

Fontes renováveis Nuclear


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Fonte: AQUASTAT online database

Ecossistemas da continuidade do funcionamento saudável dos

A vulnerabilidade do armazenamentonatural de longo prazo: as águas subterrâneas

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Figura 3 –

Extrações de água por setor (%)

Capítulo 3:

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e n t r a l

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( i n c l u i n d o a Í n d i a )

N o r t e d a Á f r i c a

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Á f r i c a S u b s a a r i a n a

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i á t i c o

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c í f i c o

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F e d e r a ç ã o R

u s s a )

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e C

e n t r a l

P a í s e s m

e n o s

d e s e n v o l v i d o s

IndustrialAgrícola Municipal


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,

Qualidade da água

A água e a saúde humana

A saúde do ecossistema

commodities

Os perigos relacionados à água

O impacto da desertificaçãosobre os recursos hídricos

Capítulo 4:

sociais e ambientais da água


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Em equilíbrio ou em desequilíbrio?

África

Capítulo 5:

e o desenvolvimento de

capacidades

Capítulo 6:

Capítulo 7:

impactos globais


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menos desenvolvida do mundo, e metade da sua

b

per capita

per capita ao

desse per capita


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Africa Infrastructure Country Diagnostic

Europa e América do Norte percapita de água

Ásia e Pacífico


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de

América Latina e Caribe (ALC)

Mundo árabe e Ásia Ocidental

Implicações regionais e globais:

impactos e desafios


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Capítulo 8:

Capítulo 9:

Capítulo 10:


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pela Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility ,

Capítulo 11:

Capítulo 12:

Investimento e financiamento

mais sustentável


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International Water Management Institute

InternationalEnergy Agency

Climate Change 2007:

A Snapshot of Drinking Water and Sanitation in Africa –

2010 Update: p

Regional Document: .

Access to Drinking Water is Deteriorating in theUrban Half of the World:

Soil Use and Management

The Lancet

ClimateChange 2007:

The Resource Outlook to 2050:

Water Issues of ConcentratingSolar Power (CSP) Electricity in the U.S. Southwest

The North American Mosaic:

UK Water Footprint: the impact of the volume.

Global Warming and Agriculture:

Water for Food, Water for Life:

Sick Water?

Ambio

Land Grab or Development Opportunity?

Capítulo 13:

Capítulo 14:


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Mapping the Resilience of InternationalRiver Basins to Future Climate Change-induced WaterVariability

Social Panorama.

International Energy Outlook 2010

. Population Dynamics: Social Development in Asia-Pacific.

. Statistical Yearbook for Asia and the Pacific, 2009.

Achieving the Millennium DevelopmentGoals in an Era of Global Uncertainty:

Trends and Impacts in Conflict Settings: the

Energy efficiency and renewable energies

Online database

AQUASTAT online database

Irrigation in Africa in Figures:

Water and theRural Poor:

The State of the World’s Land and Water Resources:

Sustainable Land Management.

World Agriculture:

Africa’sInfrastructure:

Annual Disaster Statistical Review 2010:

Globalization of Water:

The Connection: .

associated Vibrio Cholerae Applied And Environmental Microbiology

Evaluation of the Costs and Benefits ofWater and Sanitation Improvements at the Global Level.

Economic and HealthEffects of Increasing Coverage of Low-cost Household Drinking-Water Supply and Sanitation Interventions to CountriesOff-Track to Meet MDG Target 10

Climate Change and Desertification Put One Billion

Poor People at Risk.

Renewable Energy Essentials: Hydropower

World Energy Outlook 2006




Global Groundwater Information System (GGIS)

Transboundary Aquifers of the World

Fuelling New Problems:

Living Beyond Our Means:

Les eaux souterraines dans le monde.

How Can Reforming African Water Utilities Tap Local Financial Markets? Insights and

Global Land DegradationInformation System (GLADIS):

Water in Africa: management options to enhance


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Annals of the Association of American Geographers

Focus on Aid to Water and Sanitation.

TFDD

Financing Water ResourceManagement:

Journal of Cleaner

Production

World Population Data Sheet:

Preventing Diseasethrough Healthy Environments:

Atlas of Transboundary Aquifers:

Value of Virtual Water in Food: Principles and Virtues:

Science

Hydrology and Earth System Sciences,

From the Pump Room to the Board Room:

Livestock’s Long Shadow:

Environmental Science and Technology

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the UnitedStates of America (PNAS)

TEEB Climate Issues Update

United Nations Secretary General Report to the 66th General Assembly on the Implementation of the International Strategy forDisaster Reduction

Financing Urban Shelter: .

Meeting Development Goals in Small UrbanCentres:

Outcomes andRecommendations of the Pan-African Implementation andPartnership Conference on Water (PANAFCON):

Biofuels Development in Africa: United

World Population Prospects:

World Population Prospects:

African Water Development Report

Transboundary River/Lake Basin Water Developmentin Africa:

Africa Water Atlas.

Global Envvironment Outlook:

Global Environment Outlook (GEO-4):

Towards a Green Economy:

Global Assessment Report on Disaster Risk Reduction.

Two Billion People Vulnerable to Floods by 2050:

Energy Vision Update 2009: Thirsty Energy: Water andEnergy in the 21st Century

Global Risk 2011:


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Water for Energy

Water Security:

Weekly Epidemiological Record. Geneva, ,

The Global Burden of Disease: .

Safer Water, Better Health: costs, benefits and

GLAAS 2010. UN-Water Global Annual Assessment of Sanitation and Drinking Water:

Meeting the MDG Drinking Water and SanitationTarget: .

Progress on Sanitation and Drinking-Water:

Water:

Economic Impact of Sanitation in Indonesia: a

Economic Impacts of Sanitation in the Philippines:

Economic Impacts of Sanitation in Indonesia.

The Economics of Adaptation to Climate Change:

Natural Disasters: Counting the Costs.

United Nations World Water Development Report 3

The Energy Report. 100% Renewable Energy by 2050.

Living Planet Report 2010: Development.

Virtual Water in Food Production andGlobal Trade:

World Water Assessment Programme

manejo hídrico em condiçõesde incerteza e risco

O “Relatório mundial sobre desenvolvimento dos recursos hídricos 4” (WWDR4)


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UNESCO – Representação no Brasil SAUS, Quadra 5, Bloco H, Lote 6

Ed. CNPq/IBICT/UNESCO, 9º andar

70070-912 – Brasília – DF – Brasil

Tel.: (55 61) 2106-3500

Fax: (55 61) 2106-3697

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