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An aerial view of center pivot irrigation in the Turbajal (Saudi Arabia) shows the magnitude of agricultural production in hyper-arid regions. Water is pumped up from non-renewable groundwater reservoirs from a depth of 1,000 m. In Middle Eastern countries, water is often fully allocated which is why desert production will continue to increase in the future.
Extensive agricultural production can also be seen in Europe (here in southern Spain). Irrigation water mainly comes from groundwater resources that are overused and poorly managed. Southern Spain is the vegetable garden for nothern Europe - so the problem reaches Germany’s doorstep as well.
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STUDY 2014 THE IMPORTED RISK GERMAN
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Table of Contents 1. Executive Summ
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1 Executive Summary In comparison w
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»» Develop sector-specific sustai
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needs to be actively engaged in cur
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WWF global physical water risk map
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German companies from various econo
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Are you prepared for tomorrow? A br
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3 Understanding Germany’s Water R
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Figure 2. Overview of countries fro
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Figure 4. General value chain of th
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Country case: China - textiles & ap
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Country case: Bangladesh - textiles
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Figure 6. Overview of countries fro
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Figure 8. General value chain of th
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Country case: Russia - oil, gas, co
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Country case: South Africa - ores (
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Commodity Import value (in € m) I
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Figure 10. General value chain for
Page 39 and 40: Country case: India - sugarcane Sha
Page 41 and 42: Country case: Vietnam - coffee Shar
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Page 45 and 46: Sector water risk and water intensi
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Page 57 and 58: Side Note 5. DEG - Entrepreneurial
Page 59 and 60: 4 Water Stewardship - From Risk to
Page 61 and 62: INFLUENCE GOVERNANCE Government inc
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Page 80 and 81: References Accenture (2012). Water
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