Edit Water Project: German Czech Boundary Waters Commission

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Use the form below to define and describe a Project -- either built infrastructure or significant organizational initiative relating to water management

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Project Type
Is this project primarily a built infrastructure project
(such as a dam, canal system, or treatment plant), or
primarily organizational, (such as a commission, group or
organizational initiative)?


Organizational Project Information

Purpose: What are the purposes of German Czech Boundary Waters Commission? (CTRL or COMMAND (apple) key to multi-select)

Monitoring: Is this organization tasked with monitoring some aspect of a water resource or group of resources?

1. Does monitoring occur for compliance with the agreement, or environmental monitoring that focuses on the state of the resource(s) included within the organization's scope?

2. Is monitoring performed institutionally within the organization, by individual members of the organization, or externally, by a third party?

3. What issues are monitored by this organization?

Information Sharing: Is the organization required to or does it otherwise engage in information sharing?

1. What are the functional issues for which information is collected and shared?

2. What is the scope of information sharing?

Public Participation: Is there an expectation for the inclusion of public participation with this organization?

What type of public participation is expected/allowed/included with this organization?
Dispute Resolution: Are there agreed upon methods for dispute resolution between organization members?

Water Resources: Which major water features (rivers, aquifers, estuaries, etc) are covered (guided, governed, etc) by this organization? You can add multiple features.

Water Features covered by this organization


Built Project Information
Check boxes that describe the purpose/classification of the project

Which Basin is German Czech Boundary Waters Commission located within (or works within)?

What country is this Project located within?



The dam is constructed on which River?

Hydropower Capacity Rating: MW

Storage Capacity: km3
Which (if any) reservoir is associated with this project? (formed by or maintained/expanded via existence of)

Water Production Capacity (Desalination): ML/d
Water Production Capacity (Treatment): ML/d

Geography and Timespan

Within which world region is this project located?


If German Czech Boundary Waters Commission has start or end dates, include the year below. Start Date: End Date:



Article Content - Description/History/Context
This is the "body" of this water project article. The article should contain relevant, organized information about the project.


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Other projects may be associated with this project -- for example an initiative or commission may have authority over a specific dam, or a river linking project may have serious implications for dam operations -- and while these can be described in text of the Project Article, this sections allows you to insert a semantic link that ties this project article to related projects.

If an article exists, you can enter the title (e.g.: Ganges River, Mekong River Commission, Glen Canyon Dam, Indus Water Treaty), and it will be automatically linked to the case study. If the article does not exist, a new page will automatically be created for the feature. You will be able to see/edit that page by clicking the link when viewing your saved case study.

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Are there other Projects and Initiatives that are closely associated with this project?

Associated Water Projects


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Completeness

Are 1 or more sections empty?
does the case/page need more formatting or copyediting help?
Are 1 or more sections incomplete?
Does the case/page need additional or better references?
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Content

Is content out of date? or, are there recent developments that should be addressed by the case?
Is there a dispute about the accuracy of the content?
Is there a need to represent additional points of view?





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