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5 3 6 / A N N E X E SAnnexesAcronymsAcronyms 536ADB:AFDEC:Asian Development BankAssociation Française pour leDALY:DANIDA:Disability-Adjusted Life YearsDanish Agency for DevelopmentMain Units of Measurement 538Développement de l’ExpressionCartographiqueDDT:AssistanceDichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane (toxicALT:Binational Autonomous Authority of LakeChemical)Some Other GlobalAssessment Publications 539Titicaca (Autoridad Binacional del LagoTiticaca)AQUASTAT: Country Information on Water andDHS:DIGESA:Demographic Health SurveysMinistry of Health’s Directorate forEnvironmental Health of PeruIndex 543AESN:AgricultureSeine-Normandy Water Agency (Agencede l’eau Seine-Normandie)DFID:DPSIR:Department for InternationalDevelopment (United Kingdom)Driving Force-Pressure-State-Impact-AWEC:Annual Water Experts ConferenceResourceBMA:Bangkok Metropolitan AreaDPSEEA:Driving Force-Pressure-State-Exposure-BMR:Bangkok Metropolitan RegionEffect-ActionBOD:Biological oxygen demandDRPC:Danube River Protection ConventionBRGM:French Geological Survey and Bureau ofDSS:Data Synthesis SystemMines (Bureau de recherchesEDC:Endocrine disrupting chemicalgéologiques et minières)EGAT:Electricity Generating Authority ofBSH:Basic Systems in HydrologyThailandCAPNET:International Network for CapacityEIA:Environmental Impact AssessmentBuilding for Integrated Water ResourcesEMS:Environmental Management SystemsManagementEPA:Environmental Protection AgencyCBH:Capacity-Building in Hydrology and WaterEQS:Environmental Quality StandardsResourcesERB:Experimental and Representative BasinsCBO:Community-Based OrganizationESDG:Environmentally SustainableCDRM:Comprehensive Disaster RiskDevelopment GroupManagementEU:European UnionCEDAW:Convention on the Elimination of AllFAH:Forecasting and Applications inForms of Discrimination Against WomenHydrologyCEOP:Coordinated Enhanced Observing PeriodFAO:Food and Agriculture OrganizationCEOS:Committee on Earth ObservationFRICAT:Flood Risk Indicator (Japan)SatellitesFRIEND:Flow Regimes from InternationalCESCR:Covenant on Economic, Social andExperimental and Network DataCultural RightsGCOS:Global Climate Observing SystemCFR:Case Fatality RateGDP:Gross Domestic ProductCONIAG:Interinstitutional Water CouncilGEF:Global Environment FacilityCRED:Centre for Research on the EpidemiologyGEMS/Global Environmental Monitoring System,of DisasterWATER:Freshwater Quality ProgrammeCSE:Centre for Science and EnvironmentGEO:Global Environment OutlookCMC:Community Multimedia CentresGEWEX:Global Energy and Water CycleCO 2 :Carbon DioxideExperimentCOD:Chemical oxygen demandGHP:GEWEX Hydrometeorology PanelCODI:Community Organizations DevelopmentGIS:Geographic Information SystemsInstitute (ex-UCDO: Urban CommunityGIWA:Global International Waters AssessmentDevelopment Office)GNIP:Global Network for Isotopes inCRC:Convention on the Rights of the ChildPrecipitationCSD:Commission on Sustainable DevelopmentGNP:Gross National ProductC v :Coefficients of VariationGPA:Global Plan of Action for the ProtectionDAC:Development Assistance Committeeof the Marine Environment from Land(OECD Department)Based Activities
A C R O N Y M S / 537GPCC:Global Precipitation Climatology CentreIMF:International Monetary FundOECD:Organization for Economic CooperationGPP:Gross Provincial ProductINBD:International Network of Basinand DevelopmentGRDC:Global Runoff Data CenterOrganizationsOED:Operation Evaluation DepartmentGRID:Global Resource Information DatabaseIPCC:Intergovernmental Panel on ClimateOERS:Organization of the Boundary States ofGTN-H:Global Terrestrial Network on HydrologyChangethe Senegal River (Organisation desGTOS:Global Terrestrial Observing SystemIRBM:Integrated River Basin ManagementÉtats Riverains du Fleuve Sénégal)GWP:Global Water PartnershipIRC:International Research Centre for WaterOFDA:Office of Foreign Disaster AssistanceHELP:Hydrology, Environment, Life and PolicySupply and Sanitation(United States)HIA:Health Impact AssessmentIRD:Research Institute for DevelopmentOKACOM: Okavango River Basin CommissionHOMS:Hydrological Operational Multipurpose(Institut de Recherche pour leO&M:Operation and MaintenanceSystemDéveloppement)OMVS:Organization for the Development of theHWRP:Hydrology and Water ResourcesISARM:International Shared Aquifer ResourceSenegal River (Organisation pour la miseProgrammeManagementen valeur du fleuve Sénégal)IAEA:International Atomic Energy AgencyIUCN:World Conservation UnionONWRC:Office of National Water ResourcesIAH:International Association ofIVA:Industrial Value AddedCommittee (Thailand)HydrogeologistsIWMI:International Water ManagementOPP:Orangi Pilot ProjectIAHS:International Association of HydrologicalInstitutePAH:Polycyclic Aromatic HydrocarbonSciencesIWRM:Integrated Water Resources ManagementPASIE:Environment Impacts Alleviation andIBA:International Bird AreaJMP:Joint Monitoring ProgrammeFollow-Up Programme (PlanIBRD:International Bank for ReconstructionKWSB:Karachi Water and Sewerage Boardd’Atténuation et de Suivi des Impacts surand Development (World Bank Group)MAB:Man and the Biospherel’Environnement, Senegal)ICESCR:International Covenant on Economic,MAP:Mediterranean Action PlanPCB:Polychlorinated BiphenylSocial and Cultural RightsMAWAC:Managing Water for African CitiesPCCP:From Potential Conflict to CooperationICJ:International Court of JusticeMDGs:Millennium Development GoalsPotentialICOLD:International Commission on Large DamsMICS:Multiple Indicator Cluster SurveysPCD:Pollution Control Department (Thailand)ICPRD:International Commission for theMLIT:Ministry of Land, Infrastructure andPeipsi CTC: Peipsi Center for Transboundary CooperationProtection of the Danube RiverTransportPELT:Lake Titicaca Special Project (ProyectoICSU:International Council for ScienceMOAC:Ministry of Agriculture and CooperativesEspecial del Lago Titicaca)ICT:Information and Communication Technology(Thailand)PHAST:Participatory Hygiene and SanitationICZM:Integrated Coastal Zone ManagementMOC:Ministry of ConstructionTransformationIDPAD:Indo-Dutch Programme on Alternatives inMOI:Ministry of Industry (Thailand)PPA:Power Purchase AgreementDevelopmentMOSTE:Ministry of Science Technology andPPP:Public-Private PartnershipIDWSSD:International Drinking Water Supply andEnvironment (Thailand)PPPUE:Public-Private Partnerships for the UrbanSanitation DecadeMOPH:Ministry of Public Health (Thailand)EnvironmentIETC:International Environmental TechnologyMPD:Maximum Permissible DosesPRSP:Poverty Reduction Strategy PapersCentreMWA:Metropolitan Waterworks AuthorityPSR:Pressure State ResponseIFAD:International Fund for Agriculture and(Thailand)PWA:Provincial Waterworks Authority (Thailand)DevelopmentNCPC:National Cleaner Production CentresPWC:Permanent Water CommissionIFRC:International Federation of Red Cross andNEAP:National Environmental Action PlanRBD:River Basin DistrictRed Crescent SocietiesNEB:National Environmental Board (Thailand)RBC:River Basin CommitteeIGBP:International Geosphere BiosphereNEPAD:New Partnership for Africa’s DevelopmentRBI:River Basin InitiativeProgrammeNESDB:National Economic and SocialR&D:Research and DevelopmentIHE:Institute for Infrastructural, Hydraulic andDevelopment Board (Thailand)RID:Royal Irrigation Department (Thailand)Environmental EngineeringNFIP:National Flood Insurance ProgrammeRIVPACS:River Invertebrate Prediction andIHD:International Hydrological DecadeNGO:Non-governmental OrganizationClassification SystemIHP:International Hydrological ProgrammeNILIM:National Institute for Land andSADC:Southern African Development CommunityIIED:International Institute for EnvironmentInfrastructure ManagementSAFE:Integrated strategy involving Surgery,and DevelopmentNSDF:National Slum Dwellers FederationAntibiotic treatment, promotion of FacialIISD:International Institute for SustainableNWRC:National Water Resources Committeecleanliness and the initiation ofDevelopment(Thailand)Environmental changes
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