Traduction de «Drinkability » (Anglais → Français) :

production, transport or distribution of gas, heat, electricity or drinkable water.

G. whereas the Red Sea-Dead Sea Water Conveyance Concept proposes to build a canal which would run from the Red Sea to the Dead Sea, contribute to the restoration of the Dead Sea and provide electricity and drinkable water to Israelis, Jordanians, and Palestinians; whereas this project may have serious consequences on the unique natural characteristics of the area; whereas the World Bank is working on a feasibility study as well as an environmental and social assessment in this regard,

– having regard to the major initiatives by European civil society regarding water and the right of access to drinkable water for all, organised within the European Parliament, namely the World Water Assembly for Elected Representatives and Citizens (AMECE, 18-20 March 2007) and "Peace with Water" - "faire la Paix avec l'Eau" (12-13 February 2009) and the "Memorandum for a World Water Protocol" which was discussed,

R. whereas the introduction and implementation of restrictive measures must comply with human rights and international humanitarian law, including due process and the right to an effective remedy, as well as proportionality, and must provide for appropriate exemptions to take account of basic human needs of the targeted persons, such as access to primary education, to drinkable water and to basic medical care including basic medicines; whereas a sanctions policy has to take fully into account the standards established by the Geneva Convention, the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the International Covenant on Economic, Social ...[+++]and Cultural Rights, as well as the UN resolutions concerning the protection of civilians and of children in armed conflict,

R. whereas the introduction and implementation of restrictive measures must comply with human rights and humanitarian international law, including due process and the right to an effective remedy, as well as proportionality, and must provide for appropriate exemptions to take account of basic human needs of the targeted persons, such as access to primary education, to drinkable water and to basic medical care including basic medicines; whereas a sanctions policy has to take fully into account the standards established by the Geneva Convention, the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the International Covenant on Economic, Social a ...[+++]nd Cultural Rights, as well as the UN resolutions concerning the protection of civilians and of children in armed conflict,

Treatments to make water drinkable are becoming more and more advanced.